The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-11-03
COUNTY CANDIDATES
Republicans Of MarahalI Coun-
ty Present a Winning Ticket.

The republicans of Marshall
county present a ticket this year
of which the party may we'll be
proud.
At the head of this ticket is
Abraham L. Brick, our present
representative in congress. who
in addition to the votes of the
republican party will receive the
votes of scores of democrats and
will be elected by 1000 majority
Next comes the name of John
W. Parks for state senator. Hav-
ing made one of the best senators
the state ever had, Marshall
county is proud of him and dem
ocrats in this county as well as
republicans. should vote for him
to emphasize the fact that the
county will stand by a man who
works for the interests of the
people of the whole state regard
less of party.
After Mr.. Parks comes the
name of Samuel j. Hayes, our
candidate for prosecuting at tor
ney. Joe Hayes" is known as
one of the best lawyers in Mar
shall county, and every man who
is in favor of law and order and
the conviction of criminals should
vote for him, because ne is the
only lawyer who is candidate
for the Office, and all law abiding
people want a good lawyer for
prosecuting attorney. Mr.. Hayes
ought to have 5000 majority in
two such enlightened, moral and
intelligent counties as Marshall
and Fulton.
Our candidate for representa-
tive, Dr.. E. E. Parker of Gull
yer, follows these excellent
names. Born in Marshall coun-
ty and a resident of the county
all his life, he thoroughly under
stands it's needs and the needs of
the entire state. He is in the
prime of life, has the will and
ability to do good work and will
be a fitting associate of Senator
Parks in the legislature.
Everybody knows Monroe
Steiner. our candidate for sheriff.
Look the county over, search
every nook and corner and you
can't find a better man for sheriff
than Steiner. 1t is true he is
not deputy sheriff, but he has
ali the qualifications of nature
and education to thoroughly un-
derStand human nature and make
one OF the best sheriffs in the
state. 1t does not seem posi-
BILE that the voters of Marshall
county will make the mistake of
not electing such man when he
consents to be candidate, We
take it for granted that almost
everybody will vote for him.
And now we present our can
didate for treasurer, honest, COM
petent, Jones Grant, one of best
citizens of Marshall county dur
ing the past fifty years; a man
who gave four years of his young
manhood to his country in it's
days of greatest need, came home
with the reputation of one of the
best soldiers that ever carried a
musket, and for almost forty
years since that time has been
one of the county's most valued
citizens. Hurrah for Jones Grant!
Elect him county treasurer and
place a man in that Office of whom
every citizen will be proud.
For Recorder we have AIva L.
Porter of Culver, a man upright,
moral. obliging, and thoroughly
competent. He served four
years as assistant recorder sew
eral years ago, and every citizen
of the county who did business
with him will bear out the above
statements. Be sure that you
vote for Porter.
For county surveyor we pre-
sert the name of David E. Van
vactor, man thoroughly quail
fed for the position, a man who
is honest and conscientious. who
will give every man his rights
and will save the countJ thous-
ands of dollars during his term
of office.
There should be no politics in
electing a county surveyor and
David E, Vanvactor ought to re-
ceive every vote cast in Marshall
county.
Onr candidate for coroner is
DIR. Stephens of Plymouth. He
lives in the right place and he is
the, right man in the right place.
You will make no mistake when
you vote for him.
The last names on the ticket
are not least by any means. No
officers are of more Importance
to the people of the county than
the county commissioners.
To every taxpayer they are OF
far more consequence than the
president and congs'ess, because
people are not assessed to pay
taxes for the support of the Unit
ed States government.