PUBLICAN NEWS ITEM. CHADLES L WING, Editor. Published Every Thursday Afternoon Bv The Sullivan Publishing Co. At the County Beat of Sullivan County. LAPOHTE, PA. \\ e MASON, I'residpn. E.M.DUNHAM Ticas TIIOS. J. INGIUM, Secretary. El tered at the Pont Office at Laporte, as second-class mail matter. REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET. For Auditor General, William P. Snyder, of Chester. For State Treasurer: William L. Mathues, of Deleware. For Superior Court Judges: Thomas A. Morrison, of McKean, John J. Henderson, of Ci REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET. For District Attorney: WM. P. SHOEMAKER. For Jury Commissioner: FRED. W. PEALE. For Coroner: J. A. CAMPBELL. WHY i WILL HUNT Republicans Prepared to Block the Democracy's Game. N2XT TUESDAY ELECTION DAY V i~o IVter> Arc Volunteering All Over the State to Work to Get Out the Republican Vote, As Did Many Who D3came Great Leaders. [Special Correspondence.] Philadelphia, Oct. 27.—With election day but one week off Chairman Pen rose, of the Republican state commit to?, has practically completed his work of this campaign, and for the remain ing <l;tys of the contest the whole re sponsibility of the canyass has been slr'fted to the members of the county committees, the members of the vigi lant committees and the other active workers throughout the state, upon whom the organization depends to get the vote to the polls. While Chairman Penrose and Secre tary Andrews will remain at head quarters. until after the returns are in, they are now sending out their last batch of mail and a number of the em ployes at the committee rooms are being laid off. as all their work has been done. During the last few days the most earnest appeals have been made to the county chairmen to spur their associ ates in the county committees so as to leave nothing undone in the final week of the campaign to insure the polling of every vote possible on Tuesday next. A DEMOCRATIC STILL HUNT. It is true that the Democrats of Pennsylvania have not for years been so demoralized and absolutely without organization and that they have not undertaken to put up a fight in the open during the canvass this fall. But it. is also true that this fact has led to apathy in the ranks of the Republi cans. Some believe it would be easier to get out a good Republican vote had the Democrats made an aggressive and spirited contest. The danger to the Re publican organization lies in Republi cans taking it for granted that they are going to win by a large majority on account of the apparent indifference of the Democracy. While the party leaders of the De mocracy have not figured in this cam paign and their candidates have been remarkably silent it should not he overlooked that the rank and file of the Democratic party are always on the ah-rt to gain any advantage for them selves or their party whenever oppor tunity shall present. There is not a Democrat who ever hsld office or who has aspired to office j who is not looking forward to the Presidential campaign of next year. The federal patronage of which they had a taste in the two Cleveland ad ministrations is ever before them. They long to be restored to the post offices, to the fat berths in the United Sines mint and customs service and to the desirable positions In the various (I partments at Washington and in the consular service. The Democratic workers know that if t' ere shall be a large Democratic vote rolled in Pennsylvania and a corre spondingly small Republican vote the election returns from this showing ereat Democratic gains will give en couragement to tne Democrats all over t country, will put new life in their i r ty and start them out in fine form Li t' the Presidential contest next year. PARTY MEN ARE ALERT. While Democrats are secretly specu lating upon the national political sit uation and are determined to get any advantage possible out of the election next Tuesday, it Is fair to say that many Republicans have been aroused to the importance of the situation, and from now until the ballots are counted will work zealously to have their party make a satisfactory showing in the re turns. They propose togo among their neighbors and have them arrange to get to the polls early on Tuesday next. They will impress upon them the Tact that one vote for the Republican ticket on election day means more than a whole year of argument in the cause of Republicanism or in advocacy of Its principles. The votes are what count, and this is another case where action means more than words. Tne stay-at-home Republicans atv little less than assistant Democrat* Mid It )i> to the stay-at-home Republi cs th.it t.bf- party organization in this campaign is being urged to direct most attention. If it be true that the Democratic managers have been carrying on what they might designate a "still hunt" campaign. It is more than ever essen tial that the Republican committee men shall offset these tactics by go ing after the voters and seeing to It that they get to the polls. The Republican who loan? his horse and wagon to the committeemen to carry the voters to the election booth is as much a factor in the campaign as the wealthy man who sends his check to the Rtate headquarters to help defray the expenses of the or ganization. REPUBLICAN VOLUNTEERS. The Republican who volunteers his services to work at the polls on elec tion day is deserving to be enrolled among the "Honor Men" of his party. It Is becoming to be the proper thing for young men to tender their services to the county committeemen for elec tion day and in this way become ac quainted with the voters of their re spective precincts. The association and acquaintanceships thus made piace the young men in line for con sideration at the hands of the party loaders and frequently to advancement in unexpected quarters. Lincoln, Grant, Garfield, Riaine, Mc- Kinley, Roosevelt, and, in fact, nearly Kll the men who have been signally hrnored by the Republican party started in politics working at their polling places on election day. V Banking by Mail is simply a matter of dropping a letter in the post office — Write for booklet telling how it is done. We pay 3 per cent, interest on savings, and a capital and surplus of $450,000.00 assure the safety of your money. LA CKA WANNA COMPANY 404 Lackawanna Avenue SCR ANTON, PA. U > 99 m A question for your Comfort, \ consideration Tor your Cash. Our prices will help you to corumiize; come and see lor vourself —figure the advan tage Prices that help you 10 help yourself Pall and Winter Goods HHMMIHMNK Jlf jf- JK $ fEXHIBITIONI ajU»|uiukilu|i|l| •!' -/,•"if 't *A' W- IpWWW W 1> ■!» T< T ?????? ? ? ? STEP IN AND ASK ABOUT THEM. All answered at Vernon Hull's Large Store. OWaGFOTO, Pa. relocate Your Hoivelo With Caacareth. Candy Cathartic, euro constipation forever. Jc. 25c. If C. C. C. fall, druggists refund rnonov To Care Conn tl put lon Forever* Take Cuscurets Candy Cuthartic. 10c or 25c if C. C. fail to cure, druggists refund moncv How Are Your Kidneys 112 i)r. Hobbs' Sparupus I'llls cure all kidney Ills. Sam hlef'ee. Add. Sterllug Uoniedy Co., Chicago or N. v * S Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained and all Pat-J j Jent business conducted for MoornATr Feet. J ' Soun OFFICE IS OPPOSITE U. G. PATFNTOFFICE? {and we can secure patent in less time :baa « remote from Washington. - j 5 Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip-j • ftion. We advise, if patentable or not, free of 5 ! Jcharge. Our fee pot due till patent is secured. S S A PAMPHLET, " How to Obtain Patents," with# frost of same in the U. S. and foreign countries J <sent free. Address, * C.A.SNOW&CO.? i OPP. PATENT OFFICE. WASHINGTON, D. C. 4 John D. Reeser's Big Store, Lank Block, Dushore, Penn'a. I The Place to Buy I I Everything everybody wants at prices everybody will be glad to pay. My, the way the SUITS have been selling ! Seems as if almost every woman in vicinity had concluded to I buy her suit here. And no wonder—such values, such inducements, such materials,* tailoring, such styles. How about you ? Have you bought your suit yet ? Remember we lead in low prices as as in fashions and fabrics. Come this week and see our latest arrivals v . 4, "\ We are showing the choicest line of BLACK DRESS GOODS Our line of TRIMMJNGS consisting of Fancyvßraids, Embroid- I that excels in so many features that you can only know the points <> ry , Serpentine and Persian designs is one that urife half the beauty by coming in and looking over the line. The prices will suit too. ... . , . , . V , New SILKS for Fall and Winter, waists an<l suits, also waists tf> the .«° W " ° r Walst - A fI,H 1,1,0 ~112 1,11 I)urao \ hion ' w •«*«* and suit Velvets. A superior display in its whole extent. styles in trimmings. \ Our line of OOLORKD DRESS GOODS is very extensive. Those Neat IIC.SE and well fitting GLOVES are needed to complete materials come in all the new popular shades, and in variety and the street toilet. ()ur gloves and hose are selected with extreme quality are not to be equaled elsewhere. C are. All the newest novelties. \ Lxquifiit MIL LIN Ell ) at a Nractivc /trices. We have a hat to become every face and a price to .suit every purse. Never have we been able to so satisfactorily please everyone as we have this season. We are determined that every purchaser shall be suited in style quality and price. We have just what you want. ' John D. Reeser's BigStore> Bank block. " i v v ; r r ' * nDTTSIEIOIR/IE . mmmmmmmm «■— ——mmmm mm —tmmmmmrn - r fmm I To Cure a Cold in One Boy jg Take L/SX3tIV6 BI*ORSO Tablets. on GVery P the most healing salve in the world. in p<r.t 12 wof'is. This signature, fcox. FOLEYSHONEYHCAR We C3ell 3loves for Orr Painton & Company, Reading, Pa. and "JEWELS" made by Detroit Stove Works. \sk our price and compare it with the best you get any where—and we will get your order. nr "2 W ASH AW AUKA or BALL BAND =£. = c' be | RUBBER GOODS .5 ? There ;ire none so good. ~ ►—< 1 * Tracy .SHOES 0 2 Dayton \j ALL 5 i w, ~ Watsontown \ SORTS. y %- > ~ " A F II e ~ Robes if! ?© c* t 2. <s> c rn rt - Wieland & Kessler, General Merchants, PRO gristmii I TEAM HST O 112 Ip-JMTOIsrn?, PA, tag We Are KSfEgjlNot in the So we can sell you an Iron or Brass bed ns CHEAP as we want to, and we want to sell them as cheap as we can and you will find by comparing our prices and the quali y of our goods, that we can and do sell them very cheap, •nd a trifle below the rest of them. We will have some real bargains in beds for a shoit time Our Fall line oi carpets and blankets has arrived and we do not think that better or warmer line, for the price, was ever put on the market, or your bed either. Molconi be cf Laucr, P arn if are cf Undertaking DUSHORE, PA. TELEPHONE. Tri=Weekly Williamsport Gazette and Bulletin and Republican News Item Together one year for only 1.50. I A RE YOU GOING TO BUILD j! A NEW HOUSE | OR LAY NEW FLOORS IN THE OLD ONE'? If so, it will pay you tV> get some of our (bar*) Moob jflooting Kiln dried, matched sides and ends, hollow backeu and bored, MAPLE and BEECH. It will out-wear two ordinary floors and is very much smoother, nicer and easier to put down than soft wood flooring. All kinds kept in stock by Jennings Brothers, Lopez, Penn'a. ALSO ALU SIZES IN HEMLOCK WE HAVE IN STOCK NO. 1 AND 2 LUMBER, SIDING, PINE SHINGLES. CEILING, LATH, ETC. AT LOWEST PRICES. Williamsport & North Branch Railroad TIME TABLE In effoct Monday. Out. l!»th, 1903. Read down Read up Kin;: Millions where time is marked "112" P. M. I'. M. AMI'XI A M A. XI. AXI STATIONS. AX! AM I'Xl P. XI. PXIPXIP XI AXI 10 IS 12 SO 120 S 'JO 10 22 7 Sl' Hulls 045 4CO 12 15 ISO 1000 785 10 20 12 V) 14 28 5 J.I flO 2.1 fis3 I Vnnsdale... <l4O .'156 12 10 145; 0557 SO 10 80' 1 tis '.I 10 132s :. I 111 :s| X o.' . Hughesville... 0811055 315 12 uo I85l)000 44 7JO I 18'.I JO I 18 10 4J 800 Picture Rocks., y231045 836 1151 A4BO 35 -»48 !' ...Lyons Mills 8 81 ill 4ti <.lßl 1 10 I4 . IS I . ....(Immouni 328 11 48 9 28 1 20 152 821 ...tilon Mawr 8 22 1187 ...... "... 922 fsos 112 ...BeechGlcn ;l ou ill 24 . 9 09 1 I 507 ,s :!4 ..MoneyValley Bu~ 1122 906 1 '>o • ... 518 ,1 to ... Sonestown :i no 11 IS 900 foo.i ft) JS ..Bernieo Koad flolx 8 on 0 09 932 ... .Slitter field 10 IS .. 7 SS P. XI. PXI A.M. AM A. XI. AM A XI PM A. XI. P XI PXI L 1 ! i 'I I I • I 'l| i I i i PM AM AXI PM • r » l » -s i") Sonestown 1110 ; 7 55 ID 00 Geyelin fl'ark i\ 9 Kuril's Mere 10 li l*» 55 Eagles Mere Park 620 Qi; mDtuhore 842 ". 708 M • 720 to 4s ...Towanda... 7 ~>o nls 1210 wlTkcs Bar re ~ aOS l!"" loim 7 :;o \Vi!ii»iins|«»rt 10 21 12 41 112» :;s f> :*s 10 ;U S. D. TOWNSEND, D. K. TOWNSEND, Gen. Manager,Hughesvilie Passenger Agent. BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED Hand Painted Chinaware. Absolutely Free. We will give with each purchase, coupons which entitles the holder to a set of High Grade China Dishes, irrespec tive of the extremely low prices prevailing here. Oh! No Trouble at all to Show Goods. I 1 The Quality, p ice and style of our spring and sum mer SHOES which are marked down for closing out are the main attractions. Call and see them. Our Complete Line of Groceries. Our new Grocery Department is growing pojpr* , You save yourself if you let us save your money. you think of true economy this is the place to en J. S. HARRINGTON, DushW e ,p
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