CHARLES L WINS, Editor. Pub M'*ed Every Thursday Afternoon f}v The Sullivan Publishing Co At tb a County Sent ofSulliron County. IiAFOBTE, VA. \\ t". MAM<X. I'ivsUlen. THU-. ... INlillAM, *.«■•? & Tiri*. fii tereij at the Post Office at Laporte, as second-class mail matter. REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET. i' ■ Treasurer ItiHN i i. S! J I-', \ lul Philadelphia. REPUBLICAN COUNTV TICKET. IV, Protiionotarv U.iil.H'l I-'. HKKSS. oi Ihishore. For Slier il 11' I i>'i >N 1R( iU'N. oi Situiik. 11 in lsburg Ha.. Oct. 1. nltod .-?iatvh Senator Philander C i \ Go-i.nor r.il»vin si Stuart ami former POstmastei General Charles i :•>• Smith make a distinguished ■•mi rjmt liav ;,une upon record, with i.. :;t« last 1"w days, in most emphatic : sin favor of the election of John < c:u7. Ilie Republican nomine* for s-.ute treasurer. . t onlj have they eulogized Mr. ~ in the highest terms, but they i ' sent a noti of warning to Repub- I i of tue Keystone state of the > .: - r that would come to the Re > .:•• in party in the nation as tha i 'iof a I' niocratiL victory In Peuu t.- '■ . iia this I'ali. ! ■ n the eve of a presidential cam | 1 . ■ t! • y plead for the wiping out ot j tloril lint s. the cementing of the j I .-iiy organization, and a vigorous and i ii.i. ;;sive onslaught upon the work* | tii'; common enemy hi this, the sklr- j i ' of a };i"'it national political i battle. Knox Points the W?y. '•'r-';~tor Knox, who is taking a. lively I i it( t in the state campaign, has, j «'• -Is own signature, .just given ex j 1- • n to ♦ host- -ontiments: have iii I' unsylvania this j-ear I ' : fly simpV- proposition, and i ' nr.• ■ • »to which Ido not think j fcslble to mislead the public, "s iti.'jMi 1 i "aii party has present- ! -;ood > as lidnte on his own and i i ''iv's ■ art record; and.after all, j 1 ' i itch n.-irc- iiul>siant!at a record is ti. '' = poc-tn.-: There are no Bide issue fala y <nr and bo middle ground, j •an o' the campaign now on Is j disapproval of the ; ''iti; continuity ol act • ; toe the public will ; In i- ''. it' a. ' administration. Li - • Issues Are Met. r - i ii'-'.n partv in Pennsyl- j • : nin ■' i ponded to the awakenerl ■ i 1 ommercial conscience of | • • ; '• '«• a way which would com- ! ■ ■ ; 11 ho to whom political I cot mt .1 rights are dear. The •s I'or the protection ol j ' ise: the abolishing I <•> ' "lectivc offices: the safe- | -. 1 ! 'he Mate's funds and other ) i the l-ite extra sesalon of 1 : tv< commonwealth. ; ' ii' -a aaded the iegislß- ' 'i 11 in«t .< iun-1- of almost equal Im- J "' ' e '■ . lctr-r and effect, con- j "• "• '• 1 o real achievement j 1 <■ Republican party can i ! ■-:.-. ci?im credit. *•< • - -nio we tried com lusfons In Pennsylvania A-;th our friends oi I "T-oltlotj wc marched to victory owin S P.tuart at the head ol I '! ' ' F.s "'vevno"-. has fill , 1 : >ll the expectations and predic t. vpres-cl of him. v with a record of permanent ] i to our credit, one of the fruits : fa was the untrammeled select t en John O by delegates 1 ■-.li chosen by the people, we ' >r ••• • poll a vote for this candidate of j 'it'. 'ed interrlty and large public | c>. ji-- nee that will set at rest ones end !• :• all the shallow pretense that < Kepi, dean success In this campaign 1;,.,, anything hevond the Indorse-' • of Repiil.dlcan policies and the I 1 •' of a well tried and tested public ' >- higher honors and graver i :iV ; • i'-s for which he Is erni* ' s: I qna'.iflcd." Gavernor Gees Upon Record. , (i i nor Stuart, who ban promised , to no i:o one or more speeches in 1 1 or of Mi . Sheata's election, i;. com I J ' upon the issues in ths state! i ir.rf s, said: "This campaign turns solely upon ! t: : lection of a state treasurer, and n't to the of an holiest mau ■ ii i, ::nportHiit to elect a Republican I do not propose to indulge in per- I r < '• ies. Mr. Harman is an upright, I. :J— man I have known Mr. Sheatz | y'-ars. and there I® no reason ' ••• 'iy v-t'i-y Republican cannot vote for ! .! I r. O Shi-aly for state treasurer. I j w.i.s in almost dally contact with Mr I during the legislative session.! IT . » chairman of that most Import- M'.t . inimitteo appropriations, and 1 R'■ l no nißr. .who ever held public ' < or trust vbo took car« of the , pur.- strito.oj more honestly than dirt he. "i .ery net that he performed was' fr.r the ?ond of the commonwealth. 1 his fr-'tit a personal knowledge 1 e nv n Sheatz stands for honesty ' ii: ill!:" :iiil decency tn the tnan a • • :ent pubilc affairs. Any roan who PtHT or anvthlng elce Is not a J'' ; bllran and not deserving of the cai;.e." j A iip io the Independents. rorm-. 1"' ftr.iuster General Charles I n-ary ?"il'h, ami one time minister t-' ; ;uasia is already upon the stump J .- Ivocatlng the election of the Repub- Ii n roinince f(>» state tresr.urer. Tr Sniilii in looked upon as express ir" the views of those with whom he h bec-n associated In Independent po- • I.;' al ir,o-, i ,rntH. in this slate, and his pronounced stand in behalf of Mr, i ..noats has dlaeeuraged the Oeaieerat*, i who had been counting upon ia4e i pendent support for tfaeir ticket. "1 atn glad," says Mr. Smith, "that the Republican party is now unite* In ' Pennsylvania in support, of an eaeep ' i tonally strong candidate tor the vAce j of state treasurer. "The party Is harmonious, and I am ( asking all who hav« stood with me in the past, tor the principles which I have championed, to give loyal and earnest support to the Republican nominee for state traaurer, Mr. John 0. fiheatz. "Mr. Sheat* has a splendid record as a member of the general assembly. "In IPOS he alone of all the members of the legislature from Philadelphia j had the courage and independence to * stand up and vote against the ripper i bill. He was chairman ef the com mittee of appropriations, and in all.the work of that important cemmlftee. around which the cormorants ot the state flutter, there Is not a single blot or blemish, and there has not been a criticism of any of Its actions." Messrs. Knox. Htuart and Smith all predict the election ot Mr Sheata by a large majority I SHEATZIIEMAIO j Many Calls For Nominee Fer i Treasurer to Address Voters. j TOUR A SERIES OF TRIUMPHS I People Have Cenftdenee In the Earn i estnesa and Sincerity ef tha Repub lican Candidate, Wh» la a Great i j Vote-Maker. t.Spectal Correspondence.] Philadelphia, Oct 1. With but five weeks of the state campaign 'emelnlng all signs peint to the election of John O. Sheets, the Re ! publican nominee for slate treasurer, | by an unprecedently large majority for | an otT year. This prediction is bosed, however, upon the belief that the calls that are ; being made by the party leaders for Republicans to qualify themselves to vote and to go to the polls on electioa day. Tuesday November 6th, will he . responded to generally. While it Is true that up to date there has been considerable apathy asanifaet , ed In certain quarters, there is reaeoa ; to believe that for the remaining gays ; of the canvass Republleans In the var ; lous counties will be up aad doing and ; will erlnoe a determination to get out : the party vote on election day. The Democrats are looking ahead for I the presidential sieetion. Democratic 1 National Committeeman front Pennsyl i vanla Jamss M. Guffey, by his appear ance on the stage at the Democratic i rally in Pittsburg last Saturday night ; and his activity in other direotions. i clearfy Indicates his purpose to get . his party organization Into line at oAOe for next year's great political strug | sle. Colonel Andrews' Tlmsly Tall*. The interest which the Democrats are showing In national politics has 1 not been overlooked by their Republi i can feliow citlsens. | Colonel Wesley R. Andrews, ehair < uian of the Republican state commit ! tee. said today: "Pennsylvania Republicans are alive i to the Importance of the present con- I reft. The opening guns of the presi ;d< hi", of next year wtll be Bred ! upon el<-r: .on day—the 6th of next No : vember • \Ve have no fear that the grand old Keystone State will falter. We know i that the young men of our state, es J peclally. are enrolling themselves for the campaign, the outcome of which mean* so much to the Industries of I Pennsylvania. "We know that it is everywhere ad mitted that the greater the Republican ! majority in thl* state this year the , greater will be ths recognition that will he given to Pennsylvania when I the national councils of the party [ shall be held next year. "Pennsylvania's vote this fall I*lsl be watched by Republicans all over the I'nlted States and will be the aubject of comment as soon as it shall be an nounced. "It will be the duty of every Repub lican togo to the polls and by his j vote emphaslxs Pennsylvania's con tinuei feaity to the policies of the Re publican party that have resulted tn the wonderful development of Pennsylva- I nia's industries and in national pros- I perity." ' Chairman Andrews is receiving en ; couraging reports from every county ! in the state and his headquarters in : this city are dally thronged with In fluential Republicans manifesting a ke»n Interest In the state canvass. Sheatz In Great Demand. Nominee Sheets is in great demand, i Difficulty has been experienced in ar ranging a schedule of meetings, owing to so many conflicting requests for dates. Following the great demonatratlon given In his honor by his nelghbora of West Philadelphia, Mr Sheata attend ed the meeting of the State League of Republican Clubs at Harrteburg, then he visited the Susquehanna covin i ty fair, and afterward addressed big maas meetings tn Wllkas-Bajre aad Scranton Wherever he has gone, Mr Sheets has made a fine Imptesslon. His frank, j manly and business-like talks have the ring of earnestness and sincerity, and be Is making rotes every hour. | Cultivate the Habit of buying reputable! goods from a reputabe concern. We are agents tor VV. L DOUGLASS SHOES fro 2.501 . A GOOD ASSOR TMBNT Clothing Made to Order All have the right appearance and guaranteed otsd {in both material and workmanship and price mte. We also manufacture Feed, the Flag Brawl. It is not cheap, hut j good. Is correctly made. Ask your dealer for itVu' write us for prices. . NORDMONT SUPPLY Co. ; General Merchants, p SSNTI?EAM Ml°L R L D " iTOE 13.A..I 3 .A.. i ■- - • - ' , ' where great preparations are belng t j made by prominent Republican* to give • 1 him a cordial reception. Former Post ■ master General Charles Emory Smith I ! wjll accompany Mr. Rheatz to Wilkes- i ' Barre and make a speech In favor of ■ ! hi* election. Want* to Meet the People, : After next week Mr Sheati will ) ! have a regular itinerary and will I speak once or twice almost every day j until the end of the campaign, j "1 want to meet the voters face to face," remarked Mr. Sheatz. a few days ; ago. "I want them to see what manner jof man I am. and to talk to them i frankly upon the Issues of the cam paign. T want to leave it to them to : judge whether my record at HarrU ! burg ac a member of the legislature j does not justify confidence In my ful- | ) Ailing all my pledges regarding the j administration of the office of state ; treasurer" ! NOTK'R Ol' Dls-StUA'TIoN <'l l\A II ■! TNKRSII [P. Notice is hereby givm that the part-j nerslii|> heretoiore existing between •'. t>. j t'ott arid lfenry Kriuise. who were en-1 ;mtred in i!ie butchering business in I.u ! porte. I'u., was <>n May I9<>7 diesolx j e>l by mutual agreement. All persons | having atiy claim or claitnn against sairl j partnership will please present said claim i tor payment to either of the undesigned. \ and those indebted to said partnership j *ritl make pavment to either J. CO'IT, I Forksville, i'a . !i l'\ I'. No. ' ov to HKNR.V KHAl'si:, UporteJ The Best place to buy goods | Is often asked by the prti | pent housewife. Money saving advantages i are always being searched for Lose no time in making a i thorough examina'ion oftlif New Line of Merchandise Now on i? ? ? ??? ? ? ? STEP IN AND ASK ABOUT THEM i ! Alt answered at Vernon Hull's ' Large Store. TOME \ & ttvste and appetite ;IKSOII ! 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The Duplxe it I like a perfectly Concprt Collection contains 16 of the best tea* formed athlete with both sides developed, r- I it U in f'' | !" 1 money can buy, »U iprciaUy r\tl Li l ,L I I *w ■ seVci-.-J to give > vwrty ol music so that a Other phonographs are like the one-eyed, IB d.«a> peofJe of the mosi v.ri«d taita can be I one-tegged, one-lunged defectives sometime* given t t-.vn!>-nu«'entertainment yout home seen —capable of doing something, it is true, ,ac '> ,ur ' »t tut ant or mote » .I i t>. /,,*¥ je!*-t!ons that v.:!! cive delight. These suteca but not the best. Don t allow anyone to , tC c,dj centum the best hind and cicHntr* persuade you to buy another make of phono- picr i, in-trument.il and vocal k>l..», vocal ducts I graph until you have sent for and received talltina pieces, comic tcngs. wcral I i■ i pieces, etc e mV;r iHrclwm. because* we know » our splendid } lcw t J cheese the hczi pieces. 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