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Modern "all kinds, such as Steam Heat, Warm and Cold Baths, Tele- phone, I'ine Bar, ete. is of Centrally loeated with fine sur- roundings. Tables supplieed with the best the markets afford. Liates reasonable. C.T. HAY, Proprietor. PS Drv. (oods Notions, 1lats and Caps, 10 <t TIAY ALER IN— Boots and Shoes, GROCERIES QUEENSWARE, TOBACCO, CIGARS, ETC. SALISBURY, + . FRANK PETRY & SONS, CARPENTERS AND B GILDERS, ELK LICK, { lontrac ts taken, e stimate s promptly furn- ished and neat and substantial work i a « Paw ¥ Noriert Frank Petry, cluded in this firm. B. KRAUSSE bOOT « SHOBM AKER, SAL ISB 3S LIRY, . Repairing a specialty. guaranteed. WW. Expressman and Drayman, WEST SALISBURY, PA FF. GARLITZ, Al kinds of hauling and delivering of goods at iow prices. Your patronage issolicited. For the best tonsorial work go to C. M. MAY, The Leading Barber. S1or OPgosITE HAY'S HOTEL. Dressed Pudding and | of the | Pa. | | dition. | the A=5!3.! i and his ! the Republicans to stand by the grand PA. | | C. I" pion | discredited political minority. Tunr- | Jr, is not | | sional | ator Quay, | Warren, angered the bo: | put up such a magnificent, | and i the | ers that they | erowd follow I Quay | Twenty-seventh | and make it a Demccratic | the purpose of wreaking their revenge | { on Charles W. | nefarious as follows: | ex-licutenant ! for governor and cne of the | acter { been circulated Satisfaction | which | domination and held in the | eolumn by the potency of Mr. | unwavering Republicanism. i mainsprings behind | | this | last spring, { by all the power t his friends, the man in the hearts of the machin- | | ists. | B.& 0.R.R. SCHEDULE. | ‘nti! further notice passenger trains will cut Meyersdale as follows: EAST BOUND. VEEN Wo Xr TN CTF LIES YOU R— f A 1 I A l ids of hauling dene promptly weauable rates. SALISBURY, PA. { mastering desire { for having ccme within | throwing the slated candidate | setting every well laid plan. | age. LING. MACHINE. AFTER BLOOD. C. W. Stone by Helping a Democrat. JOE SIELEY A TOOL OF THE MACHINE. A Political Crime Attempted in the Twenty-seventh Congressional Dis- trict—Republicans of the Quay Fol- Trying to Get. the lowing Famous Free Silverite to Run Against <he | Congressman —A Deep | Republican l.aid I’lot of the Dosses. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Harrisburg, Sept. 13.—The for throttling the power of Quayism which has its heel on the neck of.the | Republican party is made more clear | every day to the people of Pennsylva- nia. In the past this gang of political bosses has spared neither age nor con- future ments in the Twenty-seventh congres- district. posed of the counties of Warren, Ven- ango, Forest and McKean. Hon. Charles W. Stone, one of the best and purest men in the congress of the Uni- ted States, has represented this district for years But this year Hon. Charles W. Stone was called qn by his friends to stand as a candidate for governor. The demand came from all parts of the state. Ex- Lieutenant Governor Stone yielded to this call to duty, and without asking the consent of the bosses, or of Sen- became a candidate. On the final ballot in the state convention ex-Lieutenant Governor Charles W. Stone came within a score or so of votes of defeating the slated candidate, William A. Stone. IT MADE QUAY This action of Charles W. MAD. Stone, :ses, because end of trouble. He straightout that Quay of caused them no honest ficht frightened. tic. They made the long distance tel- ephone and the telegranh wires with their messages to Senator Quay, who stayed in Washington to hear result. Quay himself became fright- ened, and, hurrying over the night before the convention, gave orders direct to his subservient. follow- stand un for his | Cy . | stated candidate, William A. Stone. The JHguipments must latter was nominated only by a scratch, as ev Sryen. knows. Quay haz never forgotten this. Hon. “Lexow” Andrews has never given Stone, chief. And now and the rest after Charles W. Stone and axes. They Renublicanism in district if they their and Andrews of them are with knives to wine out the can, of ey Stone. This political treason posed in the Philadelphia Press last Saturday. In it is told how Quay followers, while shouting for niece was old Republican party, are secretly | helping to elect Democrats and defeat- ing Republicans who have never done anything but stand up for their party. The story as told by The Press cor- | respondent from Qil City, in brief, is IN: THE CASE. “The most brazenly movement made by th dozen years is being the Twenty-seventh congressional dis- trict. . It is ,nothing less than an ef- fort to drive ‘Hon, Charles 'W. Stone, governor, late candidata ablest CONgress, of a THE FACTS machine Re- in election representatives by the publican out of politics Democrat. “And the Democrat is Hon. Joseph Sibley, the blatant free gilver cham- and flamboyant mouthpicce of a “There can be no dental of this fact. Mr. Sibley, who is now summer home in the New York, is seriously invitation to canvass the enth district against Stege. BIDDIEN lake country Twenty-sev- BY QUAY MEN. . “The invitation to become a candidate | was extended to him by a mixed com- | Democrats and | silver who waited on him mittee of free Quay Ilepublicans, at his home in Franklin last week. “To add to the unparalleled char- of the attemnt a. petition and signed by machine lepublican® in Venango county to the number, it is said, cf frcm 500 to 800, requesting Mr. didate for ‘concress was rescue? in this district, from “There action and fear. “Congressman canvass for the in are two of the machine—revenge Stone’s gubernatorial chair of excited a genuine fear “The power of this Warren man is still feared in their camp, coupled with it a great and for revenge and is of votes, in state gonvention, ~ PHE ALLEGED REASON. “Of course, there is a barrier behind which these Republicans for can sneak when assailed for their party man. It is the faction over the distribution of patron- have not been treated right in the tributicn of offices, ete, (This is the ex- cuse for bringing out Sibley, Free Sil- ver.) “I is only an excuse certain amount of fact. beyond it all remains the X ble point that dion. Charles has at no time, now or in the y dis- Bu { gilver heresy, | publicans. The Bosses Trying to Defeat Hon, | necessity | That this will be its policy in | is shown by the develop- This district is com- | it | ing became | His followers became fran- | hot | ~ to Harrisburg | The | for-. | and the rest of the Quay | of | propose district for | of | sensational | in: & | attempted here in at his beautifal | of | considering the | | Congressman | has | Sibley to become a can- | Democratic | Republican ! Stone’s | magnificent which he was opposed Senator Quay and | eo Ci states- over- | ort him | a score or so | of over- | and up- revenge | i ati- | | temped assassination of a eonspicuous | plea of dissatis- | They will claim that certain men | mifgited br a i Jone that which would merit even the suggestion of an opposition from Jos- sph C. Sibley, the high priest of the backed by machine Re- I'he basis for the excuse that is be- ing urged for making a combine of | Quay Republicans and free silver Dem- | acrats to wipe ‘Charles W. Stone off the political earth is the selection of | postmasters at Oil City, Bradford and | { Kane, “The almost incredible lengths to | which the machine. will go to work the | will of the master promises again to be | illustrated here, as it was in the case of | Colonel Stehle, of York countv, and : Hon. George F. Huff, of Westmoreland. | “The Nineteenth district, York, ..d- | ams and Cumberland counties, was de- liberately thrown away ani given to | the Democrats ‘because Senator Quay wanted Stehle, the old soldier, defeated | because he refused to vote for Quay for president. “Because in a manly, straightforward way Charles W. Stone made his fight | for the gubernatorial nomination cad drove Senator Quay to the necessity of | hurrying to Harrisburg to give orders | on the eve of the convention, the | statesman from the Twenty-seventh | district must be sacrificed as Stehle was sacrificed, and the district hanced | over to the custody of a Free Silver, Populistic candidate of national repu- tation. MACHINE CANNOT DENY IT. “It will be useless for the mac’ ne | to deny complicity in this nefarious | piece of party treason. None but r a- | chine men are prominent in pushing Sibley to the front. The men who are shouting anathemas at Lucius Rodgers are men who have taken exceptions to his strictures on Senator Quay’s late course. “If Mr. Sibley decides not to become a candidate, it will not be because he has not been promised Republican s..p- port, but oecause at this time he Coes not care to spend the $75,000 or $100,- 000 it would cost to take the oil district out of Charles W. Stone’s hands.” The Business Men's League com- menced this week their campaign against Quay and Quayism; against bosses and bossism. Their campaign committee has heen doubled in size. It has engaged 20 speakers to traverse the state and lift the lid off the seeth- cauldron of political corruption. Mr. Wanamaker will himself travers: the state from end to end. He will speak at every country fair that he can reach. This year will see a vo- litical campaign memorable in the an- nals of this state. And something will drop. 2 | 20900099006 0000900060 Going to Buy A Dictionary? 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