Rensselaer Semi-Weekly Republican, Volume 41, Number 7, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 2 October 1908 — REPUBLICAN TICKET. [ARTICLE]

REPUBLICAN TICKET.

[* For President «j H WILLIAM H. TAFT. 3 |s 0 <| |> For Vice-President, s| > JAMES S. SHERMAN. «| h ——o— R [• For Governor, • I* JAMES E. WATSON, h ——-o— • [• For Lieutenant-Governor, • FREMONT GOODWINE. • [. - O ■■ si |* For State Senator, «i K ABRAHAM HALLECK. H H ; o ej |d For State Representative, «j H JOHN G. BROWN. •> ► O— — ' - ei |»For Congress, 10th Congressional« |> District, e {• EDGAR D. CRUMPACKER. . h h For Judge 30th Judicial Circuit, • h CHARLES W. HANLEY. • b For Prosecuting Attorney 30th • b Judicial Circuit, • b FRED W. LONGWELL. • b —o—-> b For Treasurer, e| b JESSE D. ALLMAN. «| (• For Recorder, •> b JOHN H. TILTON. r b For Sheriff, sj b LEWIS P. SHIRER. e b For Surveyor, • b W. FRANK OSBORNE. • b For Coroner, • b WILLIS J. WRIGHT. t b For Commissioner Ist Diet, • b JOHN F. PETTET. £. «■ b For Commissioner 3rd Dist., • b CHARLES T. DENHAM. • b o «i b MARION TOWNSHIP. b For Trustee, ► b H. E. PARKINSON. • b For Assessor, b GEORGESCOTT. b For Justice of the Peace, • b PHILIP BLUE. • b o *■ b BARKLEY TWP. TICKET. • b For Trustee, •; b WILLIAM FOLGER. • b For Assessor, * b CHAS. REED. • b o b WALKER TOWNSHIP. « b For Trustee, • b— FRED KARCH. ~ "' i b For Assessor, • b HENRY MEYERS. • b o— — «j b HANING GROVE TOWNSHIP » b TICKET. «j b For Trustee, •; b GEORGE PARKER. «i b For Assessor, «i b J. P. GWIN. b 0 — *1 b JORDAN TOWNSHIP TICKET. • b For Trustee, «| b A. J. McCASHEN. '•! b For Assessor. •; b JAMES BULLIS. • b o • b WHEATFIELD TWP. TICKET, a b For Trustee, • b M. J. DELEHANTY. - • b For Assessor, • b A. S. KEEN. • b -o • b NEWTON TOWNSHIP. • b For Trustee, • b OMAR MORLAN. b For Assessor, • b JAS. PARKISON. b —o — • b KEENER TOWNSHIP. < b For Trustee, < b TUNIS SNIP. • b For Assessor, < b an. FAIRCHILD. < b ——o— • b UNION TOWNSHIP. b For Trustee, • b JAMES L. BABCOCK. b For Assessor, < |> GEO. E. McCOLLY. b o— — • b GILLAM TOWNSHIP. < b For Trustee, < b M. W. OOPPEBB. < b For Assessor, b JAMES RODGERS. < hbil‘l 1 IIIH-l‘4-b-bl»b

I Mr. Taft's arguments are bawd upon •ehievementa; Mr. Bryan's arguments past upon promises, most of which he bow Ignores as proved fallacies, such •s the fifty cent dollar and public Ownership. - I Mgs Taft not only wins votes by •loosing public Interest in his personality, but he adds strength to his party in every doubtful state by showing the hesitating a man they cun trust