The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-10-07
r. G.. DUNN
Candidate for Governor
j. +. McCLEARY
Candidate for Congress

Candidate for Congress
The time for election is rapid!
approaching. Teddy Roosevelt ant
r. c. Dunn will carry Minnesota by
handsome majorities. Congressman
McCleary will be elected to succeed
himself as Mr. Miller and his friends
are thorough republicans and will
stand by the nominee. This atti-
tude any man will admire.
The republican county candidates
will all be elected. There is demo-
cratic opposition for only three Of
ticers, treasurer, register of deeds
and sheriff.
E. X. Smith for treasurer. Mr.
Smith is amply qualified, careful
and pains taking in his work. He
has lived here the most OF his life
and those who know him best vouch
for him as one who will render Of
fcient service in any capacity, prov
Ing himself worthy of any confid-
ence or responsibility entrusted to
his charge. He is a loyal working
republican and not offensive to his
democrat friends in his labor to
bring about a party victory. There
will be no mistake in supporting
Mr.. Smith.
Newton Fauskee for sheriff. Mr..
fauskee has served one term in this
capicity with credit to the county
and himself. He has been careful
not to compromise the county in
any way and faithfully executed all
matters entrusted to his care. Such
officers are deserving of hearty sup
port from the voters.
81. Hawley for register of deeds.
The question is frequently asked
why we don't say more about our
self. We fear we have said too much
already. At this time we wish to
say a word in evidence of our abill-
ty and competency to properly con-
duct the Office by giving a few years
of our record. We were in the en-
ploy of the Northern Pacific railroad
as station operator and in the chief
train dispatchers Office for about
two years in 1880 and 1881. At one
time we we're rendered position in
the chief train dispatcher's Office on
the Milwaukee road. We were en-
ployed with the Omaha road as op-
orator, relief agent and as station
agent for a period of at least twelve
years. The dates we have requested !
from the officers. While in their
employ we occupied some respons:
ible positions and where large
amount of work was done great |
care and caution being necessary to
protect the company's and patrons
interest. During period of this
time it was necessary to give bonds
to the railroad company and Amer
lean Express company. We were
never discharged, removed or asked
to resign by any person or officer
and never obliged to give up any
position except when we came here
and then on account of a physical
trouble and never refused bond.
When we came to Worthington was
informed We could have a position
with the Omaha road any time. Can
any person work in the telegraph or
station service where knowledge,
caution, promptness and absolute
exactness is required at all times,
with any railroad company and not
have ability to conduct any county
Office. Any one desiring to inform
themselves on these points or chail-
enge any statement made by US
have our permission to address o.
e. Greene, Supt. Tel. N. P. Ry., St.
Paul and H.C. Hope, Supt. Tel. On
aha Ry., st. Paul. This is not CIV
en- as q boast or for Qualification but
as evidence of our possessing ample
qualification to act as servant OF the
citizens Of Mobiles county as register
Of deeds, and that we will give the
people prompt aid accurate service
IL elected.