Rensselaer Republican, Volume 20, Number 43, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 28 June 1888 — Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 [ADVERTISEMENT]

Republican Ticket. For President, BENJAMIN pARRISON, of Indiana. For Vice President, . |EVI P. MORTON, ofcNew York. BOUNTY TICKET For County Treasurer, JSRAEI. B. WASHBURN. For County Sheriff. FHILiP BLUE. - ' For County Coroner, JHAL P. RENJAMIS. For County Survey op JAMES CTHRAW L§. Jtor County Coiri|niMioner. Flrj| pistrkt, PRESTOS M. QUERRY. J'or County Commissioner, Second District. JAMES F WATSON. JFcr pQffßty Commissioner. Thin| OLIVE 1} r, TABOR

A SSOVNCEM ENTS. FOR REPRESENTATIVE, T». L. BISJIOPP. D. L. Bishopp, of Newton county, is ji candidate for the office of Rcpresen. tativo for Jasper and Newton counties. Subject to the decjsjop of pbe Republi.can‘legislative convention. JOHN F. JOHNSON. pDITOR Rensselaer Reitbljcan : You are authorized*!© announce as a candidate for joint representative, so? th© counties of Jasper and in the next legislature, subject tp the decision oi the nominating convention, the name of John F. J,ohp_3on. ■ ~ Many Voter§. PROSECUTING ATTORNEY. R. W. Ralph W. Marshall i* Jor the opice of prosecuting Attorney of the 30th Judicial Circuit/ subject to tit© decision of the {Republican Nominating Convention.

For The Campaign! IO CENTS PER MONTH. —The Reppblican will be sent to pny resident of Jasper county, w}io is not already a subscriber, until lifter the November election, at the rate of Ten Cents per jnontb, in advanceJAMES G. BLAINE. -THE ISSUE OB’ J’KQTHTION IS INCALCULABLY STRONG-, ER ASH GREATERT|!AN AXV MAX, FOR rr CONCERNS THE PROSPERITY OF THg PRESENT AN D OF GENERATIONS YET TO COME WERE IT POSSIBLE FOR E) ER| VOTER OF THE REPUBLIC TO SgE fOR HIMSEIJ- THE CONDITION AND RECOMPENSE OF LAROR IN EUROPE TJIE PARTY -OF ERRE TRADE IN THE UNITED STATES WOULD NOT RECEIVE TnE SUPPORT OF ONE WAGErWORRER BETWEEN THE TWO OCEANS. Fl JIA)' NQT BE DIRECTLY IN OCR POWER AS PHILANTHRO|C 1 STS TO ELEVATE THE EUROPEAN LABORER, BUT IT WILL BE A LASTING STIGMA UPON OUR STATESMANSHIP If WE PERMIT THE AMERICAN LABORER TO BETORCEDTM|WN TQ THE EUROPEAN LEVEL. AND IN THK END THR REWARDS OF LABOR EVERYWHERE MILL BE ADVANCED IF WE STEADILY REFUSE TO LOWER THE STANDARD AT HOME.