Rensselaer Democrat, Volume 1, Number 11, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 24 June 1898 — The County Ticket. [ARTICLE]

The County Ticket.

I For County Clerk. [ JOHN F. MAJOR, i ©f Carpenter Township. j For County Auditor. pEORGE O.’ STEMBEL, I of Wheatfield Township. h l For County Treasurer, If ARION I. ADAMS. £ of Marion Township. . K For County Sheriff, WILLIAM C. HUSTON, ■ oi Milroy Township. KFor County Surveyor, KviDE. HARRIOTT, Kof Union Township. lyFor County Coroner, m. P.F. POTHUSJE, SKparpellter Township: jSnk m. hershman. afianssioner 2nd District, PWCHTS STRONG. Fffi . - For UoiigivsH, IN BOSS, County. l<**pri‘s<'iitntivo, H. YEOMAN, ■l Jasper County. tLalftker voted against tin proposi- i zxo nndKthe bill came before) thus going squarely ! jjMrparty and the adnim- ’ ■Rood land Her ahi. ago cash wheat £ago at $1.85. Now' it tdpents with a prospect tower. A month ago friends said the |beipiycre due to republicyl.of protection. Now' say nothing- about it not have to have said supply and dewtilmed the price and "’ghprice of a month UMW- high by a few’ :< W&o wished to make ' '“jAtWpce the deal had wonnie’Dfices had become probably be lowcui>i<slWMMg" •' hanty, “-SELT. ~ w work reW* KAT: connecting (’•ljoss of the gang' this is al., • channel <r® the C, D council whose fc&on of the room Texas. |O 2 liayeS to AC *jt house for the Notifies Syjjiiired” and richThe u,en,i ’ ers - formation^?November elecdoatingo’’^^OGS fight lhe - V in possess!) room for a Counties him (lie M boss «< t Admiral ” the gutters An°ffieiftf£ house square nda indica. . 1 worse. Aik He said they within not cost the General At. in the citagJfc from eommOfc •• been v, nas slot • There the bills the CubanW lentil after the Cardenas. soldiers of hi. considerabler rat the around , The CnlaW he pf< l ''- . numbers Qhiztim or L 2±Salleck. Well. are “'/quiet these hot C ,-fe may apeak in cannot njis- . be r *• wll * X ’’Tfyf to say

whether they want men to go on th reckless and extravagant expenditures in the future as has been done in the past four years. The county commissioners paid thousands of dollars too much for the court house, furniture, &c. The city council paid too much for the water works by several thousand dollars. The same gang" controls both, the same man is “boss” of all. He has certainly spent more money than he ever earned and whatever he suggests, must be done, or they are ’’old fogies” and ! cranks or d n fools or whatever epithet he wishes to‘apply. The people who work and earn their property by the sweat of theif faces do not want extravagance and profligacy to prevail instead of economy in all public affairs.

The Republican, Journal and Sentinel have never dared to raise their voices against this gang because they were afraid they would loose patronage. Let the people be ready with with their silent ballots to say who shall run the county finances for some time to come. Many Republicans.