The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-29
CLEAN SWEEP
Is DESIRED
Common Sense to be Used
in Legislative Campaign.
PEOPLE WANT RESULTS
Republican Candidates Can
Accomplish Good.

Never before in sedgwick county has
there been sucn q prospect for 2 clean
sweep on the legislative ticket for the
Republicans as there is this year.
In the first place the Republicans nom
mated three strong men for the legis-
laturc Each man has host OF personal
friends and all OF these are enthusiastic.
and in this county every one under
stands that the most direct way to show
appreciation of Roosevelt and to record
an Endorsement Of policies, is by support
ing the candidates for the legislature,
VINO WILL in Topeka, next winter. elect i
Republican to the senate who viii be
in complete sympathy with the Republic
can president. For this reason the Ices
lstive ticket viii be forcibly a token Of
what the people think OF the president
and his conduct and policies.
ADOLPH HUSEY.
IN the city district. comprised of the
First, Second and Third wards Adolph
Husey is the candidate. his name will
be on the ballot =. c. HUsey. out Adcipn
IS the name he is known by 20 thousands
in the community. His candidacy affords
a gratifying instance OF what a well-Or-
dered, Industrious. optimistic life IN a
community viii accomplish. There is
practically no opposition to Mr.. HuSey.
Up until a few days ago there was no
candidate against him. it being difficult
to get anybody 10 stand against him.
The reason for this is that in all the
years he has been in business here. Mr..
Husey has been fair ard square with
his fellowmen-looking on the bright side
Of life, and helping his friends by word
and deed
JOHN W. ADAMS
Mr. John W Adams. the Republican
candidate in the Seventy-frst district,
viii carry with him to the next house,
if elected-and he undoubtedly will be.
If Republicans do not suffer with over
conhdence-ripe experience il parliament
tary work, by reason OF former and able
service, and keen legislative intelligence
born Of education and practice in the
law His record in the last house for
the accomplishment Of measures Of great
local benefit should entitle him 10 an
increased majority in this community;
for when q man fills every expectation
of his constituents during a first term
they should manifest their appreciation
by increasing his majority the next time.
MIR. Adams is not only a hard worker
In the house and-bti committees, but is
q worthy representative Of the intellec-
tuality. up-to-dateness and clean-cutted-
ness of Wichita people. He is one of the
leaders by right of his personal force Of
character.
ALFRED S. HEUSEL.
Mr. Alfred S. Heusel does not believe
that he has walk-away in the west
legislative district. but he is making
valiant fight against odds. and the peo-
pie are encouraging him. MIR. Heusel
is a home product and the west district
voters are gradually coming to the con-
clusion that the man who has been with
them since he was years old can be ic
lied uron to be with them in the legisla-
ture. He received his early education
behind the plow in Garden Plain town
ship. bat he sought a college education
and ty hard work and close aDpliC2tI
to the mastery Of problems in grammar
history. geography, arithmetic and Ian
guage gradually became such a good
scholar that he had no difficulty in enter
ing Lane university, where he completed
his studies and became a man competent
10 fill any position within the gift of the
people Of Sedgwick county. \ man raised
as he has raised himself-as Mckinley,
Garfield and Lincoln raised themselves
can be trusted TO stand for the interests
of the people. He is now a business man,
all his dealings being with farmers, and
1t seems logical that he would be the
farmer s friend IN any position tnt3 may
choose TO elect him to. The west district
ought to elect Alfred Heusel because
in all his sentiments and in all his in
terests he is connected with them No
brighter or more earnest or more honest
young man will be in the next legislature.
Sedgwick county should send TO the
legislature a solid delegation Of men who
will be in harmony with the dominant
element in that body: in harmony with
the state administration, and in harmony
with congress and the president, and
with all the forces and elements whose
influence has such bearing on the pro-
gress and prosperity Of the county
What's the use in sending men who, by
reason Of conditions and alignmcnts. can
have no influence to WELD in asking some
thing for their community? Accom-
plished results are what the people want
Constipation is the rock that wrecks
many lives; it poisons the very life blood
Regularity can be established through
the use Of PRICKLY ASH BITTERS. It
is mildly cathartic and strengthens the I
stomach. liver and Kidneys.