The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-10-31

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Again w desin 81 necessary 4
call the attention Or our reader !,
our candidates of the republican
party. There has newer been a better
lot of men selected to 60 before thu
people seeking their vote. Dan
Shell, for the senate should receive
every republican vote aud he viii
receive many from the democra
party as they realize he is the max
who can accomplish most for thu
peopl of this county.
George W. Wiison-for replesen
tative, is an able man and is s<
recognized by the opposition az
we'll as by his friends. On Other
occasions when Mr.. Wilson was
turned down in the nomination
he did not bolt but in every instence
done all he could for the sue
cess of the entire ticket, now ne
has succeeded in securing the NOM
ination every republican who has
any regard for the party should
lend his influence tc the election OF
MI. Wilson. His opponent II demo
crat was requested before the
primary elction to become candidate
but declined but after: the election
became Convinced rhat he might he
elected running as an independent
candidate. by the democrat and
some that might he dissatisfied with
Wilson. but this is proving to have
been in delusion, with the excep-
ton ufs very few the republicans
are soing to stand by Mr.. Wilson
and he will receive large denocrt
vote. In Murray county they went
into the campaign to get the best
there was going bat having failed
the have gracefully accepted defeat
and are supporting the ticket Shell
and Wilson both. The democrat
will not accomplish anything by
voting for the independent candl-
date as he is not their candidate
but in voting for Mr.. Wilson will
show. that they are willing to ebide
by results and also discourage this
kicking that breaks out because
III at ttrs do net 60 as certain.per
sons would like Every repub lean
should see that he gets an y after
then same Of George W. Wilson
and the democrats will be. justified
in doing the same under the circum-
stance.
E. C. Pannell-for Auditor. \
more popular or honorable man for
this office, could not have been selec-
ted He has resided in this village :
for many years and we don't believe
there is man with more friends
Or fewer enemies than Ed. Panneu.
He is a conservative man but not
to much 50 for man transacting
business with all classes. He is a
good business human, carefully
looking after details in systematic
denoting that he is just the !
man to fill the auditors office. He
s man that every one who knows
him has the utmost confidence in
and highly esteem his judgment.
Be sure and put an X opposite the
name of Edwin G.. Pannell.
John Shaw-for treasurer. MI.
Shaw is called the..farmers candidate
because he come from among the
and is now engaged in farm
ing. Mr. Shaw came to this coun-
try with very limited capital, in
TACT none but his hands, determina-
ion and energy, and is not yet an
indeI endent farmer, far from it.
During his two terms on the country
board HI. has made most Efficient
otfcer demonstrating that he is fully
qualified to properly conduct any
of1ice of the county. He is very
:arefull in handling the affairs of
others alway on the lookout where
he can best act for the benitit Of ;
the tax payer. The people of the
are entitled to some repre-
on among the county
oGices and there is IN opportunity
FOR them to show whether they
ARE if one of their mum Der is elected
or not, so all that is required is to