Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-09-16

excellent register of deeds goes without saying
He is we'll fitted for the place; no citizen of the
county would ever regret having voted for him.
Mr. Feuerborn is an industrious man. He is a
farmer, but he is also handy with the hammer,
the saw and the plane, and he is always busy,
either on the farm or at the bench. He
has never asked anything at the hands of
the people, but he has strong following, and
his friends, knowing him to be worthy and
capable, asked that he be recognized. He will
enter the campaign in earnest, and will prove
himself strong candidate.
William Wycof, our present sheriff, needs
no introduction or commentator from us. His
official record speaks for itself. He has served
the county nearly two years, and everybody
knows he has done his duty. He has served
the people well, and they, i'll turn, will show
their appreciation by keeping him in the sher-
ifs office another term. Mark that.
No ADLER or better man could have been Sc
lected for county attorney than Charles w.
Wilmington. He is young in years, but be is
lawyer of recognized ability, and he has
bright future Nobody in Anderson county
for one moment doubts his ability to fill the
office with satisfaction to the people and with
honor to himself Mr.. Wilmington is one of
the most popular young men in the county,
and deseivedly so. He was a member of the
famous Twentieth Kansas regiment, which
made history in the Philippines, and he was as
popular with the boys of the regiment as he is
with the people of Anderson county.
Miss Beth Yeton, our nominee for srperin-
tendent of pubic instruction, is one of the
best teachers in this part of the state. She is
popular with the teachers, the patrons OF the
schools which she has taught, and with the
pupils whom she has instructed Those who
know her best speak in highest terms of her
ability as a teacher. The people of the coun-
try owe much TO the woman teachers of the
nation, and Anderson county is no exception.
Let the voters of the county do their duty and
elect Miss Yetor county superintendent
Fred Resell has made splendid record as
county commissioner from the Third district.
1t would be almost impossible for any one to
more iealously guard the interests of the tax
payers of the county than he has done. Being
a large taxpayer himself, it is but natural that
he shonld use all diligence to cut out all unnec-
essary expenses, and this he has faithfully en-
deavored to do 1t would be difficult for any
one to work graft on the county as long as
Mr.. Resell is member of the board. He is
certainly the right man in the right place.
Fred Blum, the nominee for commissioner
from the Second district, is another solid man
and strong candidate. He, too, is heavy
TAXPAYER. He has made success of his own
business, and can be relied upon to transact the
county's business in safe manner. Every
man who has ever transacted business with Mr..
Blum has the utmost confidence in his honor
and integrity. No better man could have been
selected Tor the place.
As to county printer: The editor of this
paper has been in the newspaper and job print
ing business for more than thirty years-most
of that time in Garnett-and he thinks he un-
derstands the business. Everybody knows
him-that is, everybody in Anderson county.
He is lust what he is, and does not sail under
false colors--does not pretend to be that which
he is not. Now that he has been selected as
candidate, he wants to be county printer, and
if elected, he promises to do the work right,
and will give no cause for kicking.