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aim to serve my patrons with
the best in my line that
the market affords.
lib-
and. solicit-
of* the
Thanking the public for a
eral patronage,
ing a continuance
same, I am
tespectfully yours,
WAHL,
HAY'S HOTEL,
Penn’a.
Salisbury, Pa
Salisbury,
This elegant NEW THREE-
STORY : HOTEL. is the
best equipped hostelries in Som-
one of
erset county.
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(‘entrally located with fine sur-
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he best the afford.
Rates reasonable,
CLT HAY,
Proprietor.
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tablished
RS. TIA YY,
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UND
Lowry & Son. -- Salisbury,
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FRANK PETRY & SONS,
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ELE LICK, PA.
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| the election
| the
| have
i which elects the governor
i the
‘has
I ernor
| tion
| in the
| is the
| Senator
| powerful
| tion
to the abusive
| legis
| ator
i The
| Quay alone.
| dates suff
(roods
| trusts
| of a power that will forever
| eontumely
| to
| marked
| lieve that the next
A. |
| lature being anything else
I Quay.
| dashed
Pa |
i bosom
| heelers’
| neither
guar- |
| eitizen
| the
[ writ
| ment
| ingmen of the state and a distinct g
{for
| re-election in the leg
Satisfaction |
| method
i the
| been
I but
i of them have
{ just how they
| quire
i suade them to vote ag
| the Quay
M: |
i adelphia and gave himself up
i! officers of the law.
VATCH THE
LEGISLATURE:
Keep in Touch With Your Mem-
Dressed |
bers and Ask Them to Vote
Against Quay.
SOME PLANS TO RE-ELECT HIM,
William Livesey, Ex-State Treasurer,
Asked to Come Home and Tell What
He Knows—The Return of
Men Will Not
Like Cattle at the Next Legislature
Marsh.
3e Bought and Sold
in Harrisburg.
(From Our Own Correspondent.)
Harrisburg, Nov. 8.—By the time this
letter reaches its thousands of readers
will have heen held and
next governor of Pennsylvania will
been chosen. The same ballot
also chooses
legislator, and it is to be hoped
no citizen of Pennsylvania will
cause to regret his action of to-
that
have
| day.
The vital point in the campaign now
an end has been the |] slature.’ It
not been the question of a gov-
so much as it has been the qgues-
of who shall succeed M. S. Quay
senate of the United States. This
paramount issue; and cone which
believed will be solved against
Quay.
The choice of a legislature at any
time is a matter of vital importance
to the «itizens of the state.
IMPORTANCE OF THE LEGISLA-
TUR.
The legislature the laws,
whether good or evil, and its hand is all
in shaping the destiny of
The present politic: al !
this state is almost ¢
at
it is
makes
party.
in
power as e3
slature. of 1897. Tt
owned body. Whenever
piped the legislature
this shameful ex}
power that the pe
of the rebellion
directed against
Incidentally the men
tools of his power as candi-
red with their master.
If the Quay forces win this fall it
will be solely because of the inability
of the people to battle witli the power
and resources of Senator Quay, the
and the corporations. The
of the people is steeled against
the senior
danced.
it was 1ibition
bitrary ple resent:
withi
Senator
force
party was
who
were the
heart
| Quay and Quayism.
AN OFFICE
WITH A
Quay again reaches
it will be by the use
after heap
on the office. He will have
accent the senatorship with a
brand upon it, which all
years of the future will not be able
efface. There is every reason to
legislature will
anti-Quay Republican. That an
Quay Republican, and not a Democrat,
will be sent to the United States senate.
There is no danger that
will succeed Quay.
If the legislature is anti-Quay,
BRAND ON IT.
If Senator
senate chamber
the
to
Quay & . Dax eive
Quay can hope to receiv
the
fire: |
be- |
be |
anti- |
a Demoerat
then
the only power within reach by which |
| Senator
{ nomination will be at Democratic hands.
the |
But there is little chance of the legis- |
than nti-
The great wave of indigna-
tion that has swept over the state and
at the feet
and the machine bears on its
the wreck of scores of Quay
ambitions. Their places will
he taken by men, as a rule, who ¢an
be bouxht, bribed or cajoled.
WRITE TO YOUR LEGISLATCR.
is known this
itself
Quay
As soon as the result
week the thing for every right minded
to do will be to ascertain who
newly elected member of the leg-
islature is from his county, and then
e him immediately with the
that Senator Quay’s re-election
would mean financial loss to the work-
ain
wdicates and corpora-
nresentative should be
against Senator Quay's
islature.
a great deal more
of procedure than appears
surface. A number men
elected to the legislature
not only are not machine men,
who are anti-Quay men. Many
not made up their minds
will vote, and it will re-
vigorous protests pe Ehoips to por
rainst M. 8. Qua
The .great fight from this on al >
in the legislature. Here the battle for
succession must be fought.
Already everything is being done that
can be done,
ator Quay’'s re-election.
mains to be accomplished.
trayal of confidence to say that no ef-
forts will be spared to bring to justice
men who may forget their obligations
solemn
It will
state
the trusts,
tions. : 'The ‘re
urged to vote
There is in
on
have
today
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01
who
But much re-
oaths to do what is upright.
of Senator
G. W. GROSE,
this |
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and most intensely popular
the subject of the war with
The
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| Nearly
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It is no be- |
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reformers
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of party.
THE RETURN OF MARSH.
_ Of course, anything that might be
said concerning today’s election in the
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| St. Louis, Mo., or New York City.
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state would be little better than guess- |
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the state treasurey ere long,
On last Saturday night Mr.
ker appealed to William Livesey, ex-
state treasurer and ex-state treasury
cashier, to come out from his hiding
and tell the truth. On Friday last a
tired, unshaven man appeared in
1 think.
x7.
Marsh,
Keystone "bank. Mr. Wanamaker’'s
address at the Academy of Music meei-
ing two weeks ago,
There is more trouble in store for
vanamga- |
Phil- |
to the |
It was Gideon C.
the defaulting president of the |
in which he affer- |
ed to help Marsh and his family, reach- {
ed the latter away up in the state of
Washington, and he returned. Now
Mr. Wanamaker is anxious to have
Livesey return and tell all he
His appearance here would produce a
profound sensation. It would assist in
clearing up old mysteries of the state |
treasury, By all means let it come,
and “'so let it usher/in an anti-Quay
legislature.
knows. |
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