Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-10-27
Some Local Politics.

printed yesterday what purported Il
be a telegram from Abilene iu which
1t said regarding McKse's candidacy
for State senator: MANY bets ar,
offered, but are not taken. Tn,
general run OF BETS is about 8 to 8 IL
favor Of Mckee. He will win BY
about 800 votes in this county
There is not only a desire for those
bets but none has been offered. Mr.
Mckee can send the capital, surplu.
and deposits Of his bank down here
and bet it all. Abilene Repu blicans
are just aching for bets OF that kind.
Mckee won't carry Dickinson-he will
lose it by 400 votes
Is the Democrats Chicago candi.
date still ruuningP
Hope Dispatch: Everything seems
to point to the fact that Dickinson
county will have a Republican sheriff
the next term in the person Of John
Favor OF Abilene. Mr.. Favor Is one
Of the best men the party ever put
up, and will make sheriff We can all
be proud Of. Quiet and unassuming.
he makes friends with all who become
acquainted with him, and every day
he becomes stronger candidate.
He is just the sort Of a man to make
splendid sheriff. Fearless in the
performance Of duty, yet kind and
considerate. be will ill the Office to
the sa'i faction Of every body, and it
Is our predict IN that be will receive
one Of the largest ms 'rlties given
any candidate this fall.
Charles Peterson has lived in Dick
inson county 80 years. He is the
kind OF man to make good. safe
20 IN missioner and the Second district
Will tell him so
1t is about time for the Democratic
CLUB to give another dance.
Harrington Times: The vot re OF
lnis county ae entitled to know that
!. ". Creech, the Republican candi-
late for Representative 10 the legis-
ature, is not a railroad man in any |
,ense OF the word. He is a contractor
with large grading outfit and will
igurs on job of railroad grading,
ANAL grading, dirt road grading, or
my other kind Of work that there is
,rofit in. He is also a farmer and
WINS two OF the finest farms about
lere. He is No. businessman and
will do his whole duty as Represen-
alive in the Kansas legislature.
C. G. Towner, the Republican can
idate for reelection to the Office Of
ounty attorney was born In Riley
ounty, Kansas, on farm, in 1870.
It the age Of IS his parents moved to
small town in southern Kansas
here he completed his public school
ducation and taught school for two
r three years By teaching in win
Or and working in summer he earned
ne means with which he put himself
trough the Kansas State Normal
,hool, at Emporia, Kansas, and the
w department of the State Univer-
ty. Like many other poor boys he
as by his persistency worked him
III up to an honorable position among
Is fellow citizens.
He is young man Of clean charac-
r, unimpeachable, integrity, and
arked ability both as an executive 9
licer and as an attorney. During
10 past two years he has filed the
lice OF county attorney with credit
himself and his constituency. As
attorney he is reconized as careful,
nservAtive and safe; weighing well 9
g evidence in every case before 7
iDging it. Gases are commenced I
Ider his administration only when I
ere is probable chance OF convic- 6
IN, and by pursuing this policy be
s saved hundreds of dollars for the
< payers.-[Chapman Advertiser. v
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Get the habit-of voting in the cir q
under the eagle.