The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-04
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The TRIBuNE points - ths rsp.
ablican county ticket thls year
with pride. and II the panty has
ever nominated . cleaner or bsttsr
qualified set Of candidates than
these mon, the eldest inhsbltants
have no recollection Of Il. Not an
accusation Of dIshoncsty or vice
In any form can bc made against
any Of these candidates. There 10
no good reason why every rcpub.
lican In tho county should not
work aud vote for their sucoess.-
Look at the men, compare them
with their opponents. and then
quietly make up your minds that
your principles for good and true
mon are 10 he remembered in your
votes next Tuesday.
John J. Slcight Of Montgomery
township. the republican nominee
for sheriff, is one 81 the very few
farmer candidates this year upon
either 81 the two leading tickets,
and he Is worthy Of the vote Of not
not only every farmer In the coun-
~, but also every other man.
lie has made one Of the clcancst
campaigns this year II Is possible
for any man 10 make. An hon
orabic, straightforward gentleman,
against whom not word OF wrong
doings or scandal can be uttered,
n friend to all pcrsons alike, he
has made strong friends every
where, and II elected will make
model sheriff. an honor to the
county. His defeat would be- al
most a calamity Ia tho county be-
cause of his very superior qua'i-
Hcations for the once.
The people Of oil classes and
ages In this city where MAS
born and brought up. are SEEM
! ingly pimost unanimous for 'he
election Of Eustacc Ham for
county treasurer, and he l. Just as
popular In other parts OF tho
: county whcrc known. Tie don't
claim to be an orator, but the
,,ra.urcr'- oN,rc dc-'t. need an
orator. bat u good busss"ss msss
0 one who will carefully look after
y your moacy. aud that Is just what
Mr.. Ham will do II elected. and
every cont OF II. lie comes from
!, good stock. AMI Is a nephew OF
= John II. Ham Of this city, who VIII
y vouch for him any day. He helps
support a widow mother and other
: mcmb bcrs Of the fathcricss family,
liz industrious anl o,c ~ tn best
y all around hustlcrs In the county.
Vote for him.
John N. Wofland has held tho
oiic. OF assessor In this county
u long enough, and II Is high time
some good and capable republican
had It awhile to revise the assesses
mcnts from the old ruts they have
= been running In for so many years
" past. Allthcsc county offices need
. a change occasionally, and II does
g them good. L. w. Hunter, the
: young grocer at Wellsvillc, and
. ex-iarmer republican nominee,
" is perhaps better qualified for the
: ONCE than Is Mr.. worland, at any
'. rate he can be just Rs we'll II he
u only uses worlAnd's old books
y. But he will give you something
y new and no doubt please you very
. much. Give him q trial by voting
: for him next Tuesday.
- The office Of county coroner this
year seems to lay between DR.. O,
!. +. Elkins Of Gamma, aud s.. 8,
Cox OF Wellsvillc. This Is also {
. political Office, and DIR. Elklns be.
. inga Roosevelt cpublican "clsI
froo an froo," rs also u splendid
a physician who " always ready
and willing to come or 20 at al
= necessary times, this deponent ex-
!, poets to vote for him; and II u
should ever become his oficiaI
duty to sit upon this cold corpse
d he can truthfully say. here lies one
who In 1904 voted for the first and
last men on the republican ticke(
In Montgomery county. Requisscl
In pace. 4
CnNoTIoAT,ON