Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-28

other citizens. Mr.. Moons candidacy is en-
dorsed by the Colony Free Press, the editor of
which is a Republican, and he has the support
OF many Republicans in that locality. They
know him and have faith in him.
Vim. Wycof, our sheriff, who is candidate
for reelection, has made record of which he
may we'll be proud. He has administered the
affairs of his office without fear or favo., and
no man who ever occupied the Office of sheriff
of Anderson county ever gave more general
satisfaction than has Sheriff Wycof. That he
will be reelected is toregone conclusion, be-
cause he has done his duty, and done it we'll
fact which is generally acknowledged. He
has been very careful about pling up costs for
the taxpayers to pay, although, in many in
stances, he has been the loser, financially. The
tax. payers of the county will certainly not miss
it by re.electing him.
Lawrence Feuerborn, our candidate for regis
ter of deeGs, is making splendid campaign,
aud he is making friends wherever he goes. He
is good-natured, jovial, whoe-souled citizen,
and his hearty handshake and frank manner
have tendency to win men to him. Mr..
Feuerborn is an industrious, upright man, hon
orable in all his dealings, and he enjoys the
confidence and respect OF everybody. He is
thoroughly qualified to fill the position for
which he is candidate.
Maj. ]. S. Mccartney would make splendid
probate Judge. While he has never "dabbled
in the dirty pool of politics. to any great ex-
tent he has always taken lively interest in
public affairs, and has always exerted his iuhu-
euce toward the betterment of conditions. As
is we'll known, he served term postmaster
in Garnet, in which capacity he served the
people faithfully. Major Mccartney is man
of exceptional educational attanments, and is
in every way qualified for the office of probate
iudge. Furh rmore, he is an old soldier, hav-
ing followed the flag during the Rebellion.
Really, no one doubts that A. J. Coppage
will be elected to fill the Office of clerk of the
district court. His business has taken him IN
to every portion of the county, and he knows
everybody and everybody knows him. He is
exceedingly popular, and can count his friends
bv the hundreds He is All industrious young
man, and earns his bread by the sweat of his
w.
possessed of educational qualifications that fit
him we'll to fill the office of clerk OF the district
court.
c. w. Wilmington will be oui next county
attorney. He wasn't candidate for he office;
thought he couldn't afford to neglect his private
business to accept the office of county attorney;
but his friends insisted and prevailed upon him
to accept the nomination. So Charley is IN
the race. and he is in it to win. There is not
a more popular young man in the county than
Charley ttington-everybody likes him.
He is not only popular as man, but as law
yer. as we'll, and he enjoys good practice,
which proves his fitness tor the position of
comfy attorney. BY the way, Charley was
member of the famous Twentieth Kansas regi-
ment. which made such splendid record in
the Philippines.
Henry Lehrkc, candidate for county survey
or, is civil engineer. He is hlghly-educat-
ed Young man, and fitted himself especially tor
the work of surveying. This is very inn
nortaut Office, and no novice should be selected
to fiji it. Mr.. Lehrke is the man for the place.
He is honest and trustworthy, and would fu!hll
the duties of the Office satisfactorily
DR.. R. c. Splawn is an old and successful
practitioner, and is just the man Tor coroner.
better choice conld not have been made. He
has been resident of Kincaid fur many years,
and enjoys the respect and confidence OF every
one with whom he is acquainted.
The only question with regard to the cand''
docy of Fred Blum for commissioner from the
Second district is, How large will his majority
&c xuall Lnnmu all the