The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-10-31

good times. Be sure to register your
vote for P. P. Campbell and show
to the President and his associates
that we appreciate the efforts that
are being made for the country and
her citizenship.
Vote against him and you say
you want change and return to
the conditions of 'o3 to 81.
Our county ticket is exception
ally strong and worthy of yourvo te.
Note the personnel of the men, their
character and standing in the com
mnnity and fitness for the various
Offices and don't be tempted to vote
against one of them. No scandal
or suspicion of wrong ever rested
against one of them. They are
competent, intelligent set of men
and every one of them worthy of
your vote and ardent support.
For Representative we have ]. M.
Nation, a bright, well educated,
courteous young man. He is
graduate of the State Normal school,
a successful teacher and for several
years has been deputy county treas
urer. Mr.. Nation is pure minded
honest young man with character
beyond reproach. He has honest
ly and faithfully served us for one
term in the legislature and is now
candidate for reelection. His
record during the last session is
clear. He is not responsible by
any vote of his for the text book
law that made the change of books
necessary. He voted for and sup
ported in every way and at all times
the anti double header law and
favored all bills for the benefit of
labor. Do not be deceived by any
assertions to the contrary for they
are not true. Vote for JIM. Nation
that we may electa us. Senator
who will be in accord with Teddy
and his policies.
Richard Stevenson, the present
treasurer of this county, is a can
didate for re-election. Honest
Dick has filed the office during his
present term ably and to the salts
faction of every body. You never
had any cause to complain of Dick
Stevenson, he has served you faith
fully for one term and is entitled to
another.
Fred Carter, the nominee for
District Clerk, is serving his first
term. Jolly, genial Fred has earn
ed your vote for second term by
his honest, faithful discharge of the
duties of his office during the pres
ent term. Fred is always on hand
and is always pleasant and obliging.
No one ever heard of Fred Garter
charging excessive fees.
Mark Gibson tor sheriff. Who
could have selected better man fol
the place. A Neosho county pro-
duct, Mark is model young man.
He is wide awake and energetic.
Full of vigor and the snap of young
manhood. Mark is'a young man
without single bad habit. He
neither drinks, chews or smokes.
He is the right timber for sheriff
and is very popular where known.
L. r. Stanley, our candidate for
register of deeds, is courteous,
affable young man of education and
refinement. He is book keeper by
profession and fine penman. He
is crippled railroad boy, having
lost foot in an accident on the
Santa Fe, few years ago. He is
disqualified for heavy manual labor
but by taste and training is com
petent Office man. If elected he
will make an ideal officer.
w. L. Baldwin, the nominee for
County Clerk, is a young farmer
of Centerville township. He has
served two years as deputy County
clerk and is thoroughly familiar
with the office. He is an obliging
honest man and in every way
worthy of your support. II Will
Baldwin is elected County Clerk
there is no doubt but the Office will
be honestly and capably managed.
J. L. Denison, one of the most
prominent attorneys of the county
is our candidate for county attorney.
Mr.. Denison is an able lawyer and
a safe counselor. He has served
the county in that capacity and we
are fortunate in being able to pre-
sent so able man for the import
ant office of general legal advisor
for all the other county officers.
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