The Middleburgh post. (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, January 14, 1897, Image 5

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go the Popular Will Wu De
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feated in the Joint Caucus.
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pEPEBlTE TAOTIOS EMPLOYED.
Otkn Vlelou M athods Besotted To,
Bind Rontons Called tTposi to Intlml
ttU IUipotabl Basis Man.
harbisbcro. P. Jn- 14 Then art
urns drk pf?e in the record of past po
litical happening la this state, but no
,rt of its history U so black aithe story
btt most be written of the erenta of the
jr daji in this city Immediately pre
Mna the joint caucus which terraln-
,ttd the contest for the United States
lenatonnip-
It if i picture so rerolting, so directly
apposed to what an educated, Intelligent
entile would willingly recognize even as
.probability in an enlightened commu
nity, wnero mero auppuwu w ue at
jajit tacit compliance with law, and even
partial regard for order and decency, that
(btre will be no surprise if the plain story
of the repulsive details will And many
people who will hesitate to believe It
Yeterenthe calm contemplation that
eome sftor the beat of the conflict hng
died awity cannot rid it of its hideous feat
mtt. Never before was there so wanton
display of political depravity ; never be
fore was the power of the bribe giver so
nckleasly exercisea, ana, it is sare to say,
never before wore the wishes of the people
of the state so flagrantly Ignored by thoir
publlo servants.
Such were the desperate tactics of de'
pent plotters and, while they proved to
be of temporary advantage, the spark of
rictorr that comes to the people out of the
embers of apparent defoat is that, by its
complete exposure, the villainous abuse of
power will lead to its own uniloing; will
tod to the total political annihilation of
those who practiced It Kopresentutlve
citizens from all parts of the state were in
the city during that turbulent tlmo, and
when they went home they carried with
them new ideas of "practical politics," and
the lesson will linger long in thoir mom
orles, and will spur thorn to reuewod of
forts to rid tho state of tho dospuilors of
its fair fame.
Hired Thus Abundant.
The plan of buttle Is accredited to Sen
tor Andrews, who was the sponsor and
chief backer of Candidate Ponroso. When
it proved to be the only way In which the
will of thepgople could be defeated Sen
ator Quay gave It his approval. Long ago
It was Inaugurated by sondlng paid spies
to Ingratlato thomsolves with those Inter-
Mted in Mr. Wanamakor's campaign, for
the purpose or gaining and betraying their
confidence. This requires low cunning,
ud entire absence of self respect, and It
will be accepted without reservation that
men who would undertake such work
could not be men worthy of belief. But
ill their lying, all their deceit, all their
base treachery of friendship supposing
men men to be capable of such sentiment
-vailed them nothing, and had no result
re to add to the flame of indignation,
which will lead to a swift retribution.
An alleged detective firm, known as
Barring & McSweeney, furnished these
'taunts.'! There is not a decent datootiva
in the state who recognises this imnn
ft is known at all the polloe headquarters
rlthin the jurisdiction of this common-
iwealth as almost as dangerous as half the
menders agolnt the law with whom they
hive to doaL No mission is too nefarious
lor It to undertake, and proof of this lios
In the fact that the one sensation these
marplots attempted to create, by the arrest
ki n. a. vun Valkenburg, was based upon
uo auegeu niiiuavic oi a mythical person,
Ir at least of someone who has nnt.
hred toshow his face to the lishtand whn.
ysome.ls thought to bean ex-convlct Yot
sneyaarea to uttempt to Imperil the 111)-
pny oi an nonest man by such moans. It
rs notnuig that would bothor their con
fclence, but what of the people who em
ll'yd thumf For, after ull, these latter
buiuu the condemnation, because
hoelemeut of pity is so strong thut It cun
1iuu w mo poor, misguided and do
wsed wretches soddonod in the moral at
ribuk'S by lung careers of depravity.
But the work uf this agency extended
urinor. u had its hirelings on hand hero
o take thoir share In the despicable work
utlined. It could not supply all the help
tat was needod. From other quurtors,
""its, jailbirds and nondescript ruffians
'ere gathered to harass and to annoy and
antagonize tho resectable people who
-. u , uiune Known their views to
e men who had been elected by them to
tpress these views by their vows. Spies
Kod I their footsteps. No oue was sufo
this espionage. Old frlendsof Quay's,
enm who had rendered him fuithful
"ice for years, were dogged and spied
Pn. simply because in this issue they
uld not conscientiously stand with him.
iii. ! .-d.r Beoret Bervlco scoundrels
"WJ tried to drive the respeotubls
"Pleout of the elty. They threatened
' snd,ln "verol Instances at least
L?aUl.t0d th8,a ftnd they "le it
XT v ' thera abro0'1 'tor
KBtralL i,eyer before were guch thu
iiT,.., communlt' thttt Pretends to
illation, and It is tu be hoped that the
IT U long In the future when such vio
" oppression and such lawless methods
'" be known and felt again.
teT fT "rik.lnB evldBUca of I char
w or the people gathered to assist len
"was to be found at his headquarters.
alh.ri nol!r' turiulent mob. which
allowed up the few respectable people
M an honest Interest in him. Burly
adorned with tin badges desig-
twded th. . " of Philadelphia
f wueu the lobby, and specimens of the
twdln .u " up lao outruuees and
rudlln .r'.mHU8 UP lhe cr-
VZlS0.? ot 'he drunkard added to
5 fight wm thT. L ntlonK' n'8ht
hoeaVh hlg kpt UP- tho. Places
k?,h succu,nl)0a to the strain and
Uhaustod being takon bv f,.h.
r-'ronr recruits.
Washing Powder
that cleans everything
quickly, cheaply and
perfectly.
For economy buy 41b. package.
THE I. K. riIBBi!IK COIPAHT,
Chicago. St. Louis, Raw Tort,
PtaUadalphla.
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that would be effectual was too hideous
to attempt Business men who wanted to
speak to their members were not per
mitted to approaoh them. The "heelers,"
as they are called, kept pushing them
way, using as much fore as was neces
sary. That was one scheme.
Some members were locked in their
rooms In the hotel, and before the doors
were stationed detectives to keep the peo
ple away. This Is something for the mind
to dwell upon. Hired ruffians actually
standing guard over elected representa
tives to keep their constituents from ad
vising with them. Where this would not
avail, other mothods were employed. The
members from Bucks county, for instance,
where the sentimont of 96 per cent of the
peoplo was unquestionably for Wana
maker, were kept under guard, this being
carried so far even as to compelling thera
to sleep with their connty leaders, so that
they could not escape.
In other Instances open bribery was re
sorted to. The use of money was rook. ess
and wasteful. It soemod to be vory
abundant, and according to common
rumor the source of supply was tho trusts
and big corporations with which the Quay
machine Is Identified, such as the sugar
trust, the Standard Oil company, the
Pennsylvania Kallroad company, the
Reading Railroad company, the Carnegie
Steel works, etc. Membors who could not
be bribed were threatened with ruin If
they did not fall in lino. In one case a
young lawyer was met with a threat that
the bulk of his practice, which was mainly
among corporations, would be taken
away from him If he voted for W'ana
maker, and he, with tears In his eyes,
begged to be released from his pledge to
the latter. There wore many affecting
scenes in the Wanamaker headquarters,
for It was heartrending to soe strong men
moved to tears, with their honor at stake
on one side and their future interest
threatened on the other, feeling that all
the odious power of a thoroughly dis
reputable combination would be brought
to boar against them.
When neither bribes nor threats would
vail, the effort was made to Influence
members through their relatives and
friends in whom they had deep interest
Promises were as thick as showers In
April and they will prove to b just as
uncertain. There Is a certain tnomber
who has an invalid brother-ln-la. This
Drotner-m-iaw was promised 3.ipo post-
Inptait to t AIM
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DR. SMITH
OF PHILADELPHIA
Antl riivsirian in Chief of tlio
STATE CAPITOL HEDIOAL INSTITUTE
lIAUltlSIIUKU, I'A,
Will l)i in his Ollici' at tlio
CENTRAL HOTEL,
MIDDLEBURG, PA.
On Tnesilay, January where
. i t
iiuineroiis ationt8 ami nurli otn-t-rs
as niav wisli to avail them
selves of liis skill inav have an
opportunity of Consulting Him
Dr. Smith is u regular ci uiluate of
tho University of 1 eimsylvanin.
Philudolphiii, ami is emlorsod by t he
Bellevue Medical Collefo and Hos
pital, Nw Yoik, ami a priictiuotier
of uiuny years er'Skiieuce and ostal
libhed ruputatioi v
HIS H l'K I A I.TI V.H,
A SUMMER SAIL
in liulies' shoes is a nh'asaiif
Kortlie nleas-
vojiire afoot.
uro it gives, there's no sail
like
our sale, rowds are
Hon, and a signed contract thatiifcwould iiwsrMiiiniA.
receive 110 per day 'until the position was Upon entering the practice of med
secured for him if he would Induce his clDe Dr. Smith realized, alter a few
relative to vote for Penrose. There were
several Instances of the kind. A Phila
delphia member was promised an appoint
ment as colloctor of internal revenue if he
would turn in. But he didn't do It
The manner in which the caucus was
forced was a violation of all precodont
Never before has a sunntorlal caucus boon
hold so fur In advance of the Any of uloctlon.
The Quay people know that If given time
They knew that I
yearn geu-rtd practice, that the field
of inedicul hciuuco was too lurtru for
any oue man to hope to cover it all,
and that a physician could do more
for humanity and attain a higher
rank in his profession by choosing
some ono class of diseases, and de-
voting bis attention to them to the
exclusion of others. ith tho thor
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wimr uinus wouiu reacc. iney Knew tnat i. i.. "i .... t r I
r.nd Th.Tr hired hH; w i I , i ? " '"i'u'v
thoir ruin. Thoy know they could not I V"1 llL','e re. i-lmne as a specialty
much longor keep the members under j tuo (,op'11 t,u('nt 01
guard, because in thoso who submitted , 'i'Vo:i, Mendil. Oirinilr unit MHiil
there wnjs the dunger that the small re- IHrn.e.
maining spark of manhood would assert ' To these ho Inn devoted his time
Itself. They wautod tho cauous before ; and uttention. In their treatment
this reaction came. So thoy forced It. If ' he has attained his present reluark
the members who listened to the tcmntur nliln skill mid almost miiml iillcd sue-
and whosubmlttod to the disgrace of por- jcess, and to those alllicled with them
miiuiig inemsoives 10 oo waicnmi, awoke ho is able to nromiso tin) best le-
cnjoying it, and seairiiiir tin
prettiest, eooh-st ami Wst Hi
ting Suininer shoes now inan
nfiU'turett, at jri-es vi".!i
bnyeis find it a pleasure tn
pay. For house or street
Wear, pleasure or even -day
practical purposes, walking,
riding, or drivint!, wesuppiv
the ideal shoes denianded by
fashion and the dictates of
individual taste. Ladies,
whoever claim- vo ir hands,
by all means surrender your
feet to these shoes.
6 H. GIBSON,
Justice of the Peace
ANLJ GO M V Y A N d K R
M- Z. STEIlVGt-R.
Middlcburgh, Pa
JAS.U.C
Hoisi:
ATTOHN KT AT LAW.
MlllMI.KIil'Ud. I'A.
All nilsiness eiitriiHti'.l to his cmth
will receive prompt uttention.
D
It. A. ('. SI'ANUI.KIt.
DHNT1ST.
Gas Ailiiiiii'Htereil.
Cri'wn ami Hridgework, Etc,
Oflleeoiie d ir north of Weis' Store.
SeliiiHgrove, l'a.
A. 1. Polticgei',
Veterinary sUroeoN.
SELINSGROVE. PA.
All prornsslomil Luslito eulrusled to niy cure
will rocelvo prompt nnd ciircful attention.
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Se,,t ( lunrh-tim., leedium .....1 ,.!.,,,, furniture, to unit all eh.HHeH.
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Special Attention (liven lo Undertaking & Kmlialining.
KATHERMAN & HARTNAN, iimited,
MIKFMNHUKOII. I
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Liberal Adjustments
r. E. HOWEK. :. K. lAl.lll.
BOWER & PAWLING,
Attorneys at-Law,
Hid diet nr jrb , Pa.
and asleep, uro now suffused with shamo
and mortification it la too late. All that
is loft for them now Is to dosnlso them
selves and to roallzo that thoso for whom
they sacrificed their honor dusplso thorn
eveu more.
ComloiiMMl TCHtllllOII .
Cbas. H. Hood. Broker and Manu
facturer's AL'ent Columbus, Oiiio,
ertifiesthat Dr. Kiua's New Dis
covery has no equal us a Couch rem
edy. J. D. Brown, I'rop. James
Hotel, l't. Wuyne. 1ml., tesUlies
thut he wus cured of a Couch of two
veara etandinsr, caused bv La Grip
pe, by Dr. Kite's New Discovery.
13. F. Menil, Baldwinsville, Mass.,
-u.vs that he bus used and recom
mended it and never knew it to fail
ml would rather have it than any
doctor, because it alwuvs cure. Mrs.
HeuuiuK, 222 . 25th St., Chicago,
dways keeps it at liand and has no
leni- of Croup, because it instantly
lelieves. Tree Trial Bottles at Ui ay-
lull, Oaiiimn & Co.'s store. Kicbheld,
fn and ull (li dl'l'isIs.
aiuaker headquarters thoro
r-viutoii .i,..l.. to.
Wot th. , ne pointed critl
h wsn T..r i T'or or the huU)l "here
p wwe establih.i i. .i.- . ... .
K"ha. th . 1 mr experlenco,' ha
PwuuSl? ,U0h "erlng of
contest."
HrlK. - - .
G.A.R.GOMMANDER
Jas. S. Dean, (ten. (Irant Tost,
JNiiitlont, X. V.
CURED OP DYSPEPSIA
Cii'iiniiinili'r l)i':in irrlt.-s: "As Chief tJ. 8.
l:i!l A.-nl ul Hie t:.C I). It K.. K'""' ",,l',lh '
4iillsii'iiiM... I fniind iiivn.'ll however nil run
lowit with Dvp psht. 1 (l.vlon il. '";tore(l.
lint I iftt-w worse. 1 HiilTered nilw'i.v nttflit. nnd
.v. Inr tillly two yeiirx. My ouhh wiis l,V,',,'1'l1c'
ri menrnhle. I clianoi-fl to mift lr. M'l nwiy
iilnmt I lint time, nml told him of my fjiidlllon
mill he hiiKI. t rv a but I Id ot
DR. DAVID KENNEDY'S
sssii sssas. a
ITS!' PCMtnY
vke It mornlnir. noon nnd "'"Klit. "" "'I.1
nre you. t took ill" ineuieme u " -ud
no eontldenea In a core, as my cuse hsd
-mnu tried hy fo many. Alter usIiib It a wee I
n to (eel heiter. and In a short wh
hut I wus ntlrIV cured. 1 hnt terriwip ais-
hront hnd all rone and I haw not hart mo
.iienrafllKcnmWit "Ince. T 'nay there ISUt a
heulthlcruianandmyappotlthin1' ( ,
. t '
suits which science and skill caii
produce. '
iti.su.tMiis or ()mi:.
Dr. Smith treats successfully all
diseases peculiar to women. Every
case consulting Dr. Smith, is piveu
the most careful and considerate at
tention. After jeuis of expeiionco
he has discovered a positive euro for
ailments peculiar to women, and
whilo impressed with tho delicticy
and solemuity of the subject, he
feels no hesitancy in assuring them
that in conjunction with a complete
knowledge of tho nature and cause
of their BuH'erimr, that ho can suc
cessfully treat and permanently cure
all diseases of women that mako life
miserable and happy marriage im
possible. yoi ni or Miitii.t:.ii:D ni;.i
BufTurins from tho effects of their
own follies, vices or excesses, or men
contemplating marriage who are
conscious of an impediment or diH
quulitication or thoso who feel their
yoiitnmi vitfor nna power uecuninc,
should consult Dr. Smith, who has
been the means of restoring thous
ands of such unfortunates to health.
strength and happinees. Remember
Dr. Smith can bo cousultod free of
charge. All interviows strictly con
fidential.
CureH g-tiiirmitoed in nil rnuro miller-
lukrn. 'o rerlinon or failures.
All diseases of a special nature
privately, safely and permanently
cured.
DON'T FORGET THAT
Dr. Smith .will bo at
CENTRAL : HOTEL,
MIDDLEBUKO PA.,
TlKKDAY, JANUAUY lOtll,
where he heartily invites all thoso
who are in need of Medical Treat
ment to Consult bita Free of Charge
From 9 A. M. till 3 P. M.
onii-i'H In Hut k llulldliiK'.
CHAS. NASUPUHVIS,
Collections, Loans
and Investments
Ileal r.MnlP mill lrl alo llmikrr,
Williatnsporl, Lycoming Co., P
Hepdslls nereptod, subject todnifls or I'hccL
nun sny purt nt Ilia world.
BroTnerhDod
STORE
SUNBURY,
PA
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The Elephant is loaded with the
latest styles oi
; wivmii fe) vujjiujuuiujj
! and Heavy Winter Uudorwcar,
Gloves, and all the best and most
seasonable goods found in a first
class Clothing Store.
uomo and iook at tuy stock, you
win una it wen selected.
I aw, .Respectfully,
W. H. BOYER.
Blpans Tabulee: at druggists.
Ripens Tabules cure livsr troubles.
Rlpans Tabules: pleasant laxative.
iNidfllcbiiTtf illiirkci
Corrected weekly by our merchants.
Butter is
Eggs 18
Pitted oberries
Unpltted "
hmi-t.le"!98
Raspberries
Unions 5
liard (I
Tallow 4
Chickens per lb (I
Turkeys 8
Hide 7
Shoulder 7
Ram 10
Old Wheat 1(0
live : 5
Old Corn 2ii
Oats 15 to 21
rnn per 100 lbs 65
Middlings " 70
Chop " 85
r lour per hbl , 4.75
Rlpans Tabules euro flatulence.
Prompt Payments.
REMEMBER
H. HRRVEY SCHQEH,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY,
Only the OKlest, Strongest Cash Companies,
Fire, Life, Accident and Tornado.
No Assessments No Premium Notes.
Tho Aetna .Founded A. I).. 1S1!) Assets SI 1 -(."."".;- I :l.SS
' 41 " !),s.-);,(;2S.5l
" " is 10 " 2,Ki!,r)Si.5.J
Home
American
The Standard Accident Insurance
MM. T . 1 i i.
me new ioi'k mic insurance U).
The Fidelity Mutual Life Association..
Your Patronage Solicited.
Mt
CLOSING OUT!
k 'TVjirwje-'i u i isiwff . .
In order to give more ol time lo the Insurance business,
ifi'n. ln.i 1 1 .. .ii. i ii i i
...Miaiij i.i.-i- iiui ui eiiini sum k oi wellel.tl .Mei'cliail.llse ill
l'liccs, Mairy articles tin- below cost. Siccial barfrains on
l will
reduced
Pants,
OVUKCOATS,
BOYS'SUITS,
Coals.
13 Xj IM I5L 33TS J. KT 2D
and all kinds of Winter (ioods. ALL COMK.
great opportunity at
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I o not ncirlcet tlii
Daviil Wetzel's Cash Store, Swineforfl, Pa.
mmm
THE FASHIONABLE
McrrhantTAnnP nf Mm
juuiuiium iniLun ui ui'iiut
You can fjet tho hest o;ood:s for the
least money. le ,ure to order
vour
Fall & Winter Clothing
: of the man who Kiiaranteesit choice
Cgjkj lit and gives you rock hoNoni prices
Merchant Tailor, Selinsc:rovc. Pa.
The POST and the New York
TRIBUNE, both one year $1.76
ht, ud Uw knsw It Notbiac