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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25
Bio Sale in the Base
DaeRt.

Granite Ironware, Woodenware, Tin
ware. Baby. Carriages, Chinaware. and
House Furnishings in general
Watering-Pots at these prices: 1-quart
size. &c. 2-quart size, Ice 3-qusrt
size. 13c. 4-quart size, l5c. T.
quart size, 1Sc. ; S-quart ize, 2lc.
Our entire stock of Chair-B,ttoms, all
sizes will go at the uniform price OF
1Oc. each.
1915 sets OF heavy Japanned Toilet Sets,
full size, gold-banded, any color, at
sl.15 per set;
3-Burner Oil-Stoves, good quality, at
l lot of Whitewash Brushes, good quail
ty, at &C..
so dozen Enterprise" Taci-Hammers
at3c.
900 papers good Tacks at lc. paper;
lot of Galvanized Tablespoons t24c'
a dozen worth 75c.;
10 cases of Ideal" Toilet-lhper at &c.
Infants BatR-Tubs, painted throughout,
good size. at CSC. worth S1.35
80 dozen beautifully-chased Gas Globes
at 2jc. each (;
/ lot of japanese Fire-Screhs at l9c.
90 dozen heavy galvanized large Ice
Cream Spoons at 23c. w,rth 4Oc.
BERRY sETS-NEw WARE, NEW
SHAPE.
$50 Berry Sets, consisting of II Nap
pees and ] large dish, at 4ec. pei
set worth 81.
DINNER SETS.
% Dinner Sets, French Porcelain China,
finely decorated, at 1892 per set,
worth Sl9.
DESSERT PLATES.
III dozen fac French Chinl Dessert
Plates. handsomely decorated, as
sorted patterns, MANUFACTURED to sell
at 80 and 40c., will go at the uniform
price of 12c. each.
BABY-CARRIAGES.
Most noted makes represented here.
Each and every carriage guaranteed.
The most superior workmanship quail
tv. and finish. For this week discount
Of 20 per cent. will he allowed off the
lowest marked price of every Baoy- Car
rage in the house.
"MACKINAW"
DRY-AIR
REFRIGERATORS AND ICE
CHESTS.
Best in the world. Dry-cold air, cabi-
net finish, solid hard wood, triple walled
charcoal filed, metal lined. interior
circulation of cold-dry air. Don't bay
until you have seen ours 1t will be t
your advantage. Prices low.
The Porcelain Conference.-The lbs
OF Misunderstanding usual prize
A slight discolored spot here and thGe
otherwise all perfect-as good as the
best or it wouldn't be offered here.
Tea or Coffee-Pots, 60c. for whs
usually sells for S1.25.
92c. for what cost Sl.42.
Sauce Pans, 73c.-m n ufa cturer'i
price, S1.30.
Larger, 83c.-list-price, $3.50.
Sl.23-list- price, $3.50.
Largest made, Sl.67-list-price, -. 10
Uncovered Stew-pan, 79c. manu-
facturer's list-price, Sl.4
Flat Tea Kettle. CSC. -list-price, s1.i0
Largest, S1.S3-lsted for 50. 40.
Frying-Pans Preserve-Kettles, Stone
Pots. Rice Boilers. Lard-CanS Dish
Pans, Basins and many other things fol
the same ratio OF prices.
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ALL OF THE STOCK
purchased by us at the sheriff sale OF
Ta,h;.op 4 Loder on May 9Th, It'll, and
sth will be ready and
ON SALE MONDAY.

Il will be the most stirring event this
GREAT store has ever seen. All of these
Goods will be sold as bought A per-
c c of profit uniform with the
,,rices at which they were hammered
off You have the enticement of the
auction without sign of the dangerous
fascination Of the "Going Going J
(ionel" to force You to an unwilling
purchase. You can look and examine
with all the necessary care and buy at
bolf-often for quarter the value. We
append here few of the hundreds of the
out.of-the.usual-way prices. These goods
can never be duplicated. A mere hint !;
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IT,. yout pys DIV Goods Reached WW Pu7aI Dunn" In" ~

We are offering special low pfiee'' "
N, above goods. See our ssoea
For draping and Ornamen'ins !0-
house this week va have loads OF h'S',
clo,hs Bunting, and Red. White ~
Rim. CsliooeA Come early before W.
supply i exhausted
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All-slk Drapery Nets, extra fine, not to
be had everywhere, at 81 yard,
richly worth $3.50.
Ours is the right store to come to for
Drapery Nets. Don't make any mistake
and 60 elsewhere, or you may regret 1t.
The White Goods season IS fast ap-
preaching. We can accommodate you
in your wants.
Fine India Linens at 5a6tc. yard worth
Sal0c.
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A goo1 standard brand o.

A good standard brand OF
Brown Cotton. SC. a yard.
Bleached Cotton, full yard
wide, a splendid brand, SIC
Children's Pleated White
Dresses, with lace edge, collar,
aud cuffs and tucked. i9c. worth
4Oc.
Children's Fine White Swiss
Embroidery Dresses, 81 worth
s.
Atwood Fancy Spring Cassl-
meres for men and boys, spe-
cial price Zoe. a yard.
ladies' Fast-Blsck Jerseys,
29c.
Imported Black Jerseys, a
new shape special price Sl.@.
Spring Window-Shade Roll
ers, i0c.
All color Wiudow-Shades. 3
feet wide, 8 feet long. frluRed,
and made on best spring roll
ers, with cord and nails free,
special price SIC. each.
Fine Gold-Bordered OIL Win
dOw-Shades. made on best
spring rollers with everything
complete, special price geo.
Yard-Wlde Figured Imitation
China silk for curtains or any
Kind Of drapery, worth l2tc.,
special price &c. a yard.
Beautiful pstterDs OF Fine
French Cretonnes, special price
l2Hc. yard.
The Dress-Goods bargains
will be the biggest you have
ever had the opportunity OF
buying.
Yard-Wide Checked and PLAID
Dress Cloths made TO sell Tor
4Oc., special price 1870. a yard.
All-Wool Dress Cloths. solid
colors, mixed colOrs, and plaids,
worth 40 to SOC. yard. special
price 25c. a yard.
Fine Imported French Cos
tunes IN plaids and fancy
ctr pes, selling in every other
store for 80 and 60c., special
price will be 35c. n yard.
l0-inch-wide Henrietta, our
superb SOC. quality.
Ladles' Medium-Weight RIB
bed Vests. worth 50c., special
price 25c.
Ladies' Isle Thread Colored
Ribbed Vests, worth 40c., spe-
cisl p rice lsc.
More than 10000 Umbrellas OF
the famous Gloria-Sllk kind will
bo sold this week at special
price,.
Real Msrseilles pattern Gro
Chef Quit, worth g., special
price, Sl.l9.
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The finest made among them. 36 to 40
inches wide, zoe. for what cost 81 SIC.
for what cost 1920; Sl.1S for what cost
SLIGO, and so the prices run until you
reach the climax of the best OF the Hen
rietta-makers. Not piece of these
goods will ever be duplicated for less
than q third more. Our warrant on
every piece. 10
Dress Yelling, hemstitched borders, 40
inches wide. sells for SIC. 5o
grade.
Alpaca Lustres. You must see the
qualities and prices.
lOc. Dress Ginghams Will sell ior
&c. o.u Wilt T..
Sikh Colored Silk Velvets for
S1.25.
Grench Ginghams for 15c.
Printed Lawns, Sc. yard.
Androscoggin and Frult-of-the- Loom
Cotton, SIC. not full pieces, that is the
only fault
thousand pieces of
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Our Silk Drapery Nets are the talk OF
the town, and no wonder when you read
this array of prices below 4;
All-silk Drapery Nets, As inches wide.
at 75c. a yard, worth 81;
All.Silk Drapery Nets, AZ inches wide,
at 81 yard, worth $3.50;
All-Silk Drapery Nets, As inches wide,
at s1.25 a yard, worth sl.75;
All-Silk Drapery Nets, As inches wide,
at 81. 80 a yard, worth 81.
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summer Ties. pure silt, ssf,
hnel, worth -:c, special b. r.
10.
About s0O dlrerent.ir zee 49, .
Ceuuicii Hand Airrors. s.r e.
prize. 21, 81. aui %.
sickei-platei cIsscr.. I'D
sizes, warranted nos r1tft.f
pure steel. worth tl..
price 25c. q pair.
Larre Scissor. worm 60
special prire TO-
Nedium-si7e SCISSORS vra
90. special price s.
IN tho millinery nom s11
Sprays ~ bowers wiA IL "a
tor ,c. each.
100 sprays Of Apr's-p'.,.
SONS. worth co., .pl.Iai ir =
Is. each.
argo sprays n q the-.,..s
Carnations "a all rn.1r-, s.r.l
90. 100 tai price o.. ea.h
AboutHonne R0senuitr. %
g., special price De- Ia ..-.
sus Double P0gp'ss ln p..f.
grays. reds, Ac, FOR r.. ar.'.s
Double kel Top Iles e...h lob
apiece. special price b..
Violrts in an co.ors. , iots
IN = bunch for g..
About fq Trim mel HAS, a.
co.ors ana hlarAs. E.r,h 9. o
for .lc. . worth q for 81, Nutn
SIS for AIS: worth g. 20
also. a..
ii,tle BOYS white straw Ht.t
vl;h fancy tops Ga .Qn &
bauds, WORTH -ac., special gri.s
itc.
LARGO Boys White sfrav ns'.
VIII nue satin hands. rra
5t.,-pe al price .l-
e0-0 ClllrNns White S'-ss
Shapes, worm i0c, eye iAl DO e
TO-
5Wlaiirf Black NiraH lIsg,
WORM 15-. special price Dr..
800 ,hilsrcu's Tufumr' ari
Tnurmmed sailor Hats, arg %
assortment in Richmond
Flr4rei pr-ss Lawns, sCris
ths. c0st aai g.. speria. pas
sea- yt.f.
Figured Ia -te. neariTayarf
wac. HHrih i'c.. tpsllal pr.0i
o.. fari.
SO pieces White Check Nus.
nns. special nr.re 81
ln aio- White b. *. vCfn
q. ,.. -p.riAl price 10.
.II pieces Fine Nearly Waite
=. g., worth L., fgecial gr-s
b l2a-.
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Corset Class.

Canvas Summer Corset, 37lc.-Sl KIND
for SOC. !; M
65O Bone French Woven for CSC. (;
G. p. 81. 48 Corset for Sl.75;
p. d. 81. 50 Corset for 81;
Children's Corset Waists, l9c.
Every kind of the best makers Cor
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Lace Curtains.

tycoon Curtains, for summer use, SIC.
pair;
Lace Curtains in all the grades-one
third off the usual value;
Canopy Real Applique Lace. one OF the
great things from Brussels, half
valua
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Important Guide to Every Visitor:

These goods, the prices of Which are siren be.
zow, are only portion of the special things IRE
nre 6oine to offer This Week. II you hare riSttOr5
du,ine the unreiJins uho hare purchases to MAIZE
brine them to our Special Sales, as ne wiU sell at
these special prices every day this week---fOndqB
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Friday, and Sat
Wday
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Thousands of Fans.

Start the prices two for lc. if you ike.
.Japanese. French. Vienna, and Amerl-
can. Run your call for Fan as high or
stylish as you please-it's here. Some
marvellous prices.
Parchment Fans, ~ to 13-inch, for 3, 4,
and &c. each; 16c. ones for &c, !;
Open Fans &c. all the way to the
finest here Is one for &c. that cost
HARRISON & Loder lSc. to import !;
Decorative Fans silk, Gauze, or
Satin Fans. Price them, and you
will be astonished with the value.
A lot Of Children's and Misses Hose
that cost from % 20 Doc, for &C.
pair 20
Ladies' silk Hose, dark shades, 5Oc.-
cost S1-black, 45c. ;
Ladies' Lisle Black Boot Legs with color
edtops, 49c. instead of75c. as hereto
fore (;
Ladies Balbriggan Lisle with black
soles, 25c. pair
100 dozen Fancy Domestic Hose. &c. a
pair.
Black or White-23c.
| .Joroo,,e for a fne-ftting we'll
00' o'9' sewed and well-fnished
.---------'--'-'~, Fast Black Jersey. Cot
ton. of course. but not to appearance
~, 81, 75c., and up to the hnest.
7Sc, buys pair
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Iv INVITED To ATTEND THE ATTRACTIVE SALE THIS WEEK At

% pieces more OF thai grea. bargain Ia
all Silk Surals, all colors, at 800
yard; ,...A
All-Silk Black Faille at Sc. syard "o''a
Sl.2j;
All-Silk Black Faile at 81 yard "o''a
Sl.JO
Au.Sllk Black Faille at Sl.2j = Jaii
worth 81.
Surah Silks in every conceivable colo,
for trimming and sashes. Also -oJ
pieces of Striped, Plaid. and Fancy D."
Tor trimmings and sashes.
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You will want Parasol or Sun I'm
brella this week. Look at our prices:
26-inch fine Gloria Sun Umbrellas at 81
worth Sl.50;
26-inch fine Gloria Sun Umbrellas az
Sl.25 worth g
26-inch fine Gloria SIM Umbrellas at
Sl.50 worth $3.50;
26-inch fine Gloria Sun Umbrellas at ~
worth %.
All of the above have handsome wood
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ZEPHYR GISGHAMs at Toe. yard;
SNAKE BELTS SC. apiece:
zoe. BLACK KID GLOVES. with heavy silk
stitching, at Toe. pair;
BLACK SILK TAFFEITA GLOVES at lsc.
par.
GRNrLEMEN's CSC. PURE LINEN 4-PLY
CUFFs-ws viii sell q limited quantity this
week pair for 50c:
The usual s5a CUFFS at iSc pair-or pair i0r
Csc;
GENTLEMEN's BRITISH HALF-HosR, scam
less, at i2Hc pair;
LADIES' LINEN COLLARS, with cap"' &C.
apiece;
LADIES BLACK SILK MITrs iskc. pair;
The POCKET NOVELTY SILK GLOVE. 10 black
only. worth 73c.-for 20c. pair;
REMNANTS OF FINE BLACK SATiNk, In
dress patterns, at7kc. ayard;
SHELF olL-CLOTH at &C. a yard;
Our celebrated e9e. PLEATED-BoSoMs hlKr.N
soc. now--ai sizes;
STRIPED NULL, In variety Of patterns &c.
LADIES JERSEY RIBBED VESTS ioc. apiece;
LADIES IIsLE-THREAD RIBBED VESTS
cuIIpaES's GRAY RiBsED VESTS &c. apiece:
H ssscy ospNe SHIFTS , sc spss;
Yard.wids UNBLEACHEp COTTON tSe
Special JOB 10, Of extrs-wiae ToacHoN LAcEs,
worth from 10 TO i6,sc.-your choice Of any OF
Special d, dri vS In jssLEEAcHgD TABLE DANAsK
81 25c yard worth 35c
CHILDkEN'S PAhAsOLs ct i9c. apiece;
A fun line Of UNBRELLAs AND PARAs0LS
from Soc. apiece up TO Sc. Some noDby styles
and at our usually low and popular prices
BLACK oRaAnDY LAWN worth 1850. for SIC.
yard:
cHILDhES's LACE CAPS at ioc. apiece;
Lovely GYPSY CLOTHS At So, 10. and i2ko. per
yard.
fore, and ycu may look for genuine bargains "
greet yvu all over the store.
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Meet Me by MoonHSht

for German favors or Fancy
oo Work, &c. each-or 81 a
dozen.
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House Decorations

OF every description. This store is TO be
your dealing place, and you are PAID to
come, look, or buy.
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SACRIFICE SALE OF DRESS GOODS
CHALLIgs 31c. per yard;
sHgfhERD's PLAiD-wooi fabric-was &5c, this
week zoe. yard:
i0c SAsbhEhss reduced TO Sc yard
lbc. cokDkD CAShMkkEs for this week iikc.
e5c. quality FIGURED MoHAlR now 100. a yard:
Sc quality i0inch BEIGE reduced 70 2se.
DS quality ALL-wooL FLANNEL sUITINGs
soe quality ALL.wooL STRIPE SERGE SUIT
lNos this week Sc. yard;
ooc- quality ALL-WooL uRNRiETrAS, all
oooIs, reduced 70 f3c. aysrd;
eoc Quality hoHAlH BkILLIANflNRs now only
eHe chALLiks. new and pretty patterns at
t2ke. cnALLlKs reduced 70 i0c. yard;
NC. quAii'y WOOL cHALLi now lsc. o yard.
BLACK LACES
lovely BLACK NKrs at prices greatly re-
ouoea-from soc. . yard snd upward Special
prices for this week.
LACE CURTAINS
AsL 70 zee our Sc. Lace Curtains now at 69c.;
Ash 70 SEQ our 8. q Lace Curtains now at CSC:
Ast 70 zoe our $i.io Lace Curtains now Of HIS:
Ask TO see our e. 30 Lace Curtains now At sl75:
ASK TO ses our IS Lace Cartalns now al 81:
AIS 70 see our $3.50 Lace Curtains bow at t2b9;
Asa 70 see our 81 Lace Curtains nov Of Isl;
Ask 70 see Our s. Lsco curiaiss nov ~ e.
The famous 75c. kosALIE c0uTlL CORSET
tor his weeg-50c.;
The celebrated 81 n. a r. CORSET this week
75c:
ARkRlsAo SHIFTING cAucoEs. cambric
patterns. NC q yard:
ALi~w0OL EXTRA-RlNE LAcE-cHEcK HEN
kIEfIAS ~. q yard.
BLACK CAsHMEREs AND HENRiETTAs AT
SPECIAL PRICES THIS WEEK.
You should not fail 10 500 our HENAIRTTA-sli
wool and extra nne-at boo IL 10 big bar
gain
Al she better grades corrsspondinyly Low. Do
eot overlook our BLACK GOODS Yoa viii re-
Gsss Il v Jon da
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JJTTUS MEYER e SONS 6o1 AND eos BROAD sTREET
URING THE PAST TWO WEEKS

In Dress Goods We show Tie most de'
sirable styles AMI colors. We have pu'
low prices on oil Drcs' Goods 70 remo',
them before the bot w,a,l. comes All
kinds of trimmings g. sat item ha'd
also been reduced IN price.
Mems Outing Shirts at I'D, %, ana .,
and mp; .,,.....
Bows Outing Shirts and SHIRT waists 81
-, 30. and 1oc.
Decided bargains tbs week 10 them
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Fine i'm =
ported and
domestic, too.
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or ornamental nickel and gold handles.
500 fancy Parasols from $3.50 to S5-the
most gorgeous styles. such as you
won't see everywhere. Each one
bargain at the price. Don't miss
the chance to secure one of these.
Just opened for your inspection 70
pieces of Dotted and Figured Swisses, IN
new patterns, at -, 30, and 35c. yard,
worth 80. 40, and SOC. Come early and
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The decoration in the store and out
side, too, will fifty meet the eIpecta-
tons and the occasion, when thousands
Of people coming from hundreds OF
miles are to Judge our city by the inter
est and pride we ourselves take in it.
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get your choice of these. as they will be
hard to find little later on.
800 Refer Jackets for Children and
Misses go this week at cost.
! They are
The s5 ones 90 at 81. good in
The 81 ones go at 81. vest m
The s. ones go at 3. for chll-
The 81. 30 ones 90 at $3.50. dren n d
The 81 ones go at SL25. very sly
lish
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All kinds, 4 or D
Hooks. The
best covered
&c. a pair.
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SILK Warp Heny1ettos.

Seventeen hundred dollars worth OF
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Jerseys.

ton. of course. but not to appearance
~. %, 75c., and up to the finest.
7Sc, buys pair
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wide, narrow,
Swiss, cam
brio, or nam
"a half
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Upwards of $1,000 worth OF
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1890. 1890.
and Summer
X-L-C-R
Grand Opening of Spring & Summer
Dry Goods, Millinery,
Clothing, &c.

IN OUR NEW LINE
MTLLINERY MILIINERY MIILINERYi
lin
Leading Millinery
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.

HNhSh ~ OkbAhesAN IlCA FL
STATE.
Governor,
GEORGE w. DELAMATER,
Crawford County.
Lieutenant Governor,
LOUIS A. WATRES,
Lackawanna County.
Secretary of Internal Affairs,
THOMAS J. STEWART,
Montgomery County.
JUDICIARY.
President Judge,
SAMUEL d. IRWIN,
Subject to decision of District Conference.j
Associate Judge,
c. w. CLARK,
Tionesta Township.
COUNTY.
State Senate,
HARRY r. WILSON,
Clarion.
Subject to decision of District Conference.l
Assembly,
s. 8. TOwLER,
jerks.
Prothonotary,
CALVIN NJ. ARNER,
Tionesta Borough.
Sheriff,
JOHN r. oSGooD,
Kingsley.
County Commissioner,
JAMES MCINTYRE,
Harmony.
G. +. LEDEBUR,
Green.
County Auditor,
t. B. COBB,
Tionesta Borough.
w. w. THOMAS,
Tionesta Township.
Jury Commissioner,
j. N. HEATH,
Kingsley.
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The second ballot resulted in the
omination of Senator George w.
'elamater, and as finally announced
ood as follows:
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monwealth OF Pennsylvania, in conven-
ton assembled, send fraternal greetings to
their party brethren throughout the ma
ton and congratulate them and ourselves
upon the victory won in 1883 by the purity
of Republican principles and the patriot
ism of Republican citizenship.
In keeping with the sympathy and the
duty of our party we make the following
declaration of principles for the better
ment of political government and the
benefit of our fellow citizens; We believe
that every lawful voter has the right to
cast free ballot at every public election,
and have IL properly counted and certified,
and we call upon Congress to adopt such
legislation as will prevent suppression
or Justification of the votes of our fellow
citizens at elections for officers of Nation
al Government, and will end political
slavery throughout the Nation.
PENSIONS.
Our care for the welfare of those who,
upon the field of battle, carried triumph
antly the principles of Republican faith
will end only when the last loyal soldier
of the Civil War shall have entered into
his honored rest, and we ask Congress TO
grant per diem service pension to every
Union soldier and sailor who served in
and was honorably discharged from the
army or navy of the United States.
The claim which the citizens of the bor-
der counties of our Commonwealth make
upon the General Government for rem-
bursement for the loss they sustained in
their homes and property at the hands OF
the enemy during the late war is one
which national patriotism should respect
and honor, and we urge upon our Con-
gressmen the use Of every proper effort to
have it quickly satisfied.
We indorse the tariff bill called the
mckinley BILL, in the form in which it
was passed by the House of Representa-
tlves, and we denounce the criticism pass
ed upon that bill in the English Parlia-
ment as an uuwarranted interference by a
foreign nation with the right of the Amer
lean people to protect American industries.
PROTECTION DEMANDED.
We reaffirm one Of the earliest princi-
pies of our party when we declare that
American workers should, like American
manufacturers, receive national protection,
and we request of the general Government
the strictest enforcement of the laws for
bidding entrance into and the employ
ment in this country of pauper and con-
tract iabUrers of foreign nations.
We urge upon Congress the immediate
necessity of passing such legislation as
will prevent the importation and sale of
oleomargarine and of intoxicating liquors
in this Commonwealth, contrary to our
acts of assembly regulating and restricting
the same, and empower every State to en-
force its local laws relating thereto in the
manner and in accordance with the intent
and purpose with which they were enacted.
Ballot reform is and will remain the
watchword of our party in every State,
and we especially congratulate our polit-
cal brethren in New York upon the fact
that although their Democratic Governor
could deform, he could not wholly defeat
their efforts to secure a free ballot for
every American voter throughout their
State,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-07-02

At the announcement of this result
ie vast audience, which filled the
pera house from pit to dome, nearly
ent wild. Hats, fans, coats and flags
ere waved, and the shouting contin.
ed for nearly FIVE minutes. 1t being
tie in the afternoon, the convention
)Ok another recess until 7 o'clock,
nd upon rs-sssembling, proceeded at
nee to nominate candidate for
lieutenant Governor, Senator Louis
!. Watres Of Lackawanna county,
dwin K. Martin Of Lancaster, and
ohm A. M. Passmore of Philadelphia,
ere placed in nomination. The lat.
,r's name was subsequently, with.
rawn, and the ballot resulted, Wat.
ss 1865, Martin SO.
The nomination of Thomas J. Stew,
rt, the present incumbent, for Secre-
iry of Internal Affairs, was then
iade by acelamation.
Hon. w. II. Andrews was reelected
hartman of the State Committee,
hich finished the work Of the great
onvention, and motion to adjourn
as carried.
Our space is too limited to give a
setch Of the candidates now but we
aall do so in oar next. Meanwhile
It US remark, that while the nomina.
ons are not just as everybody would
ked to have seen them-thAt would
out of the question whoever should
the man-the convention has made
o mistake in placing this ticket be-
ire the people for their support
enator Delamater will lead the Re
ublican hosts 10 victory in Novem
or, and the man who thinks he wont
ad better come in out of the wet.
Mr.. Davis, Forest county's delegate
oted for Mr.. Stone on both ballots
lus carrying out the wishes of hi
onstituents.
THE PLATFORM.
The following is the fun text of the
latform adopted by the Convention;
Once more the Republicans Of the Com
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-07-02

REPUBLICANS who are dissatisfied
with the nomination of Delamater
may find hint and an example in the
manly speeches Of General Hastings
aud Secretary Stone, pledging their
earnest support to the ticket. There
should be no longer any Hastings men
or Stone men or Montooth men. 1t is
time for all to be plain, earnest, loyal
Pennsylvania Republicans. - Phila.
Press
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-07-02

The following is the full text OF the
latform adopted by the Convention;
Once more the Republicans Of the Com