Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-10-15

lam for the Republican party, be-
cause Of IFS superior position m national
auR STATE matters Of rii1i interest 10 the
farmer.-NuroE +. PToLErr.
"DElA,l,rgu's tour throughout the
State is wonderfully successful 1t
Is eathus.ug Republicans all along
the line. The result VIII be Il big
vote aud big majority
..Ex-Guv. Paitisuu should return
tho 100000 If State funds from the
Bank of which hc is President. or
else decline % press similar issue
against Beumater Both are IN the
same boat. morally Vote the Re
publican ticket.
No one can contemplate Democratic
rici0ry IN Pennsylvania The RePUbiI-
Guns Of the State should hold Themselves
ike an srsr rjctorigUS army. There IS
nothing Ike the yr,Stlgus Of success.
The Republican party Of the nation relies
upon Pennsylvania 10 set the standard
and maintain H.-SENAroE EpNUSDs,
oF Yuaryr.
..Bu1rHEu SrSGrHLy, who daily
breaches Free Trade IN the Phila.
Record. rather coutradicts his written
views upon Tariff subjects by his
business trusacti,us He has, since
the passage of the Mckinley bill,
purchased the Bullock wooden mill IN
MONTGOMERY county, and wil. at once
place it in full operation. Next.
TIL Democrats talk to you about
an empty treasury and in the next
breath they urge you to vote for
Skinner So that he may work for the
Border Raid claims. If SINNERS
game could be carried out it would
be the entering wedge TO a demand
for the payment Of WIZ claims that
would amount to billions of money.
Vote for Atkinson.
The Democracy have nominated
Capt. Goo. ". Skinner of Fulton
county for Congress. 1t Is probable
that the Captain Is as strong rs any
candidate the errIng bretherau could
have put in the field, but they viii
discover when the returns come in
that Skinner is skinner only IN
name, and that hc Will be in need Of
u number Of doses Of guiuine to drive
off the November chill. Vote the
Republican ticket
"PRosPERuUs TINES AHEAD.-The
Mckinley Tariff bill, after the sur
plus iInportations induced by the de
lay IN its passage are exhausted, viii
stimulate nearly every branch of
American industry, and in coniunc-
tion with tha silver and pension bills
Will no. only F-omot. enterprise, but
Will furnish tl- money to feed it,
and muk~ the epoch Just ahead Of u7
the most prosperous in American
history. The country Is indebted
for this promise &, ;he Republican
party, and ouy 0"yple should show
their uppreciatIr- ut the fact 10y cor
dial support all Republican caudi.
dates
TuE Philadelphia Times continues
its long range fire ON Atkinson. On
Monday it rchashed a number #
former editorials and delivered them
a-uuas the Doctor The only new
point that the Times makes Is on the
Border Eaid Claims, and ON that
point it druouuc-s Atkinson. because
he UropE os 70 bring the Border Raid
Claim 20 th. floor Of Congress next
session 1t denounccs hIm because
he dId not bruE It before Congress
during the late session. If the
IiEes understood what it Is talking
about 1t would tell its readers that
the commission chat has the Border
Hand Claims IN hand did not want
the question brought before the last
session OF Couuress. If the Tunes
would tel Just what it knows on the
question, If would tel its readers
that Stenger and all other Congress
men, who have had the question in
charge failed to get it before Con
gresS, and now for the frat time At
knson has 1t in shape to place it be
fore the house where the who's com
try can Judge Of its merits. Iiskin-
uer IN the Legislature could DO noth-
lng with 1t, how could be manage il in
Congress The Legislature rs com
pared to Congress is about as a
squb Is to common and that is
about the amount of the effective
ness that Skinner would bring to the