The Grit-advocate., 1904-10-21
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET
The List OF Republican Nominees
For Onice in sedgwlck County
An Inviucible Ticket.


ticket; it is a ticket which appeals to
every republican voter in the county
for support. and it will receive like
wise the support of many democrats.
The nominees on this ticket are well
known Throughout the county; they
are men OF integrity; men OF large
business interests, aud men who are in
every way qualified to fill the ohices
for which they have been nominated.
And, too, they have been in the coun-
ty long enough to become something
more than voters.
Robert S. Dye, candidate for county
treasurer, has been engaged In the
hardware business in Julesburg for
several years; he is man OF sterling
character and splendid business judg-
lnent: honest and upright in all his
dealings with his fellow men, he is
man for whom it is pleasure to vote.
The people know that with Bob Dye in
tie treasurer's office their money will
be safe-that it will not be used In
questionable speculatlon-and that
when his term expires his successor
will get every dollar due the county.
Chris johnson, candidate for county
clerk, is one of the Oldest settlers OF
Sedgwick county; in fact he came to
this section before Sedgwick county
was on the map. For thirty.ive years
he has been here and during consid-
cradle part Of that time he has worked
for the Union Pacific railroad COM
pany as section foreman and in other
capacities. At present lie is employed
as night watchman for that company
in Julesburg. Mr.. johnson is
staunch republican and has never held
AN office Of emolument in that organi-
zation. From party standpoint lie
was deserving of the nomination given
him; from a personal standpoint and
from the standpoint OF qualification
for the office, he is entitled to an elec-
ton by an overwhelming majority.
Samuel H. Carlson, candidate for
county assessor, needs no intoduction
to the voters of Sedgwick county; he
is probably personally acquainted with
every mae, woman aud child in the
county, and to each and every one of
them he is a hail fellow, we'll met.
For the last three years he has held
the office to which he seeks reelection
and he has attended to the duties of
the Office in a highly satisfactory man
ntr. Upon the theory that zone good
t.rm deserves another" Mr.. Carlson
,ould by all means be reelected on
November 8th; and that he will be re-
elected is a foregone conclusion. .
Frank w. Sherman, candidate for
superintendent OF schools. is man of
fine education, good character and
first class executive ability. He is a
school teacher OF large experience and
is eminently qualified for the Office for
which he has been nominated. Furth-
er than this, his republicaDism is un-
questioned and he should receive his
full party vote at the coming election.
Albert H. Miller, candidate for
county judge, is pioneer resident OF
Sedgwick county; for years he served
as circuit rider for the NJ. Z. church
organization, and there are today
many younger citizens in the county
who owe their conception IT right
eousness to the precepts taught them
by Mr.. Miller. Mr.. Miller is learned
not alone in the teachings Of the bible
and christianity; he is tran OF broad
intellectually we'll versed in general
knowledge:a man at home in any com
pany and equipped to hold his own in
any position, whether it be in the
pulpit, in the forum or in an assem-
blage Of farmers and business men.
With him as judge the county court
will be removed from the stigma Of
incompetency which has characterized
it for the last few years. For him a
large majority of the people OF the
county will gladly vote On November
Sth.
Charles L. Moran, candidate for
sheriff, is a pioneer of Sedgwick coun.
ty and a republican Of the stalwart
variety. He is the owner of a large
stock ranch southwest OF Julesburg
and up to the present time has never
sought an elective Office in the county.
He is possessed of all the qualifications
necessary to make frst-class sheriff,
and when elected will look after the
business of the office in satisfactory
manner. A large majority of the vot
ers OF the county will consider it a
pleasure to cast their ballots for him
on the 8th OF November and his cleo
tion Is certainty.
William Vernon and William T.
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