The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-03

county anu LEAJAE that AAfC4 a.
Chase county
The Marysville Republican is carry
ing this ticket at the head of its edi-
toriaI page.
Nemaha county.
For State Treasurer. c. Morrow, of
Washington county.
For Attorney General-C- @. Cole
man. Of Clay county.
we are not SO particular about the
Others"
Fred W. Sturgis. who was president at
the big Republican banquet at COncor-
dia a few weeks ago. is a candidate for
the Republican nomination for county
attorney Of Cloud county.
The Ellsworth Reporter, which was E
". WeIlington's organ in the Sixth dis
trict fight, comes out for Reeder this
week. It closes a long editorial on Reed
er with the following:
Republicans of Ellsworth county, let
us rally to the standard of the Hon. w
A Reeder, the matehless leader who
has never n ct defeat.
Let our slogan be Reeder and vic
tory and, until his standard shall proud
ly wave triumphant on the ramparts Of
error and isms-
~stand Up For Reeder.''
Congressman W. A Reeder was IN
Topeka last night on his way back to
Washington after his hard struggle Tor
a denomination up in the Sixth district.
He has been resting up since the Nor
ton convention, but now he IS feeling all
right. He thinks his irrigation bill VIII
go through at this session of congress.
The Reno county teachers in a recent
county association passed this resolu-
ton:
BE it resolved by the teachers of
q 1la6
That we view with great pleasure the
fattering prospects of our worthy coun-
ty superintendent Prof. [. l. DayhOH
for victory in the coming state cOnVen-
tion in his race for superintendent of
public instruction. We stand sponsor
to the state for his moral standing and
superior fitness as an educator. we
pledge to the people of Kansas wise
and progressive administration of the
educational affairs of the state should
they trust him with this great Office.
We unite in asking for him the sup
port of the Republican party at Wich-
ita, because We believe him TO be no
Bile man, a good citizen and friend and
a progressive educator. We pledge to
him our undivided support"
The Efingham New Leaf carries the
names OF Bailey for governor and Kel-
sey for auditor at the head of it's edi-
tOriaI columns.
Henry Allen believes there is a chance
for a new mathematician to break into
TIE game of figuring on the guberna-
torial situation. In a recent issue of the
Ottawa Herald he says: Some man
with a knowledge of higher mathemat-
les could get into this gubernatOrial
fight even at this late hour and lick both
Mort Albaugh and Tom McNeal Mort
AIbaugh can go no higher with his
Baily statistics than common, addition,
while Tom McNeal is using both multi
plication and fractions. The demand of
the hour is for a man Of higher mathe-
matics This man could, by combining
algebra with higher astronomy make
/ both Mr. Albaugh and Mr. McNeal look
like thirty cents and elect whomever ne
pleased.
The April number of the Current En-
cyclopedia contains a biography of Will
liam E. Brown who is a candidate for
county, ChicagO-which pay a sal
airy of $4,000 a year. Brown is form
erly-of- Kansas politician. He studied
law in Governor Stanley's law office,
and was afterwards elected to the leg
islature from Harvey county He
achieved distinction because he was al
ways ready to talk on the least provo
cation
Ellsworth Reporter: Two years ago ).
r. Burton and his friends attended the
] congressional convention at Hays City
! for the purpose of defeating w. A.
I Reeder's denomination for congress, and
/ did all they could to compass his defeat,
| but failed. Last week his friends gath
/ cred at the Norton Republican conven-
ton, and worked all sorts of schemes to
/ again defeat Mr. Reeder's denomination,
| but again failed ignominiously, and ii
was clearly demonstrated that Mr.. Bur
| toms influence is no longer a factor in