The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-10-26

Up 10 Tue present tune tue cam
paign 10 this county has been quiet,
orderly one, the individual candidates
on the local Republican ticket max.
ing their canvass 10 manner calcu.
lated to win the esteem of the people,
and without any sign of bitterness or
bad temper,
HON. W. NJ. LINDSEY.
Judge Lindsey, the Republican
candidate for President Judge in this
district, needs no introduction to our
people, His incumbency of the nigh
office to which he was appointed last
spring, has been so eminently salts.
factory to the people of the district
that the opposition deemed it useless
to place candidate against him, and
he has practically no opponent. This
is certainly very fattering compli.
ment to the Judge, and one which is
fully meritted.
HON. VIM, G. ARNOLD.
For the third time the Republicans
of the 2Sth Congressional district
have named as their standard bearer,
that brilliant, wide.awake national
figure, William C. Arnold. Penn.
sylvaDia has had DO more ardent
champion of every principle which
had for its aim the uplifting and bet
termeDt of the condition of the labor.
er in the past four years than Mr..
Arnold His work for the tariff,
sound money, the pensioner and the
laborer, has been indefatigable. His
record in Congress is among the most
brilliant of any in the Pennsylvania
delegation, and it goes without saying
that the 2Sth district has come into
greater prominence through Mr.. Ar.
mold than il had ever achieved before.
A vote for him is vote to keep the
right man in the right place, and
that's what the electors of the district
are going TO do at the coming con.
test.
MAJOR j. z. BROWN,
the Republican nominee of this dis.
trict for State Senate, is as yet untried
in official position, but be has been
tried and not found wanting in mil.
itary capacity. With war record
second to none that braved the bull
lets on the Southern battle fields, all
lovers of true heroism are focking
to his standard, and his vote will be
something phenomenal. Major Brown
Is one OF the wide. aw Ike business
men OF Clarion county, and his pop.
ularity is only limited by his &C.
quaintanceship. That he will ably
and fearlessly represent the district
10 the State Senate there is no ques.
ton, and of his chances for turning il
over TO the Republican column there
is every reason to be hopeful. Vote
for Major Brown and honor brave
veteran, who has been found true tC
every trust reposed in him.
DR.. s. s. fowler.
DR.. S. S. fowler, the Republican
nominee for Assembly, is by no means
stranger to the people of Fores
county; in TACT there are few if any
men in the county better or more ia
vorably known than he. We say
more favorably, because his long res
idence and acquaintance amongst u
has been very creditable to him, ant
his bitterest opponent will say 70
him that as a citizen and christian
gentleman nothing can be said agains
him. In all his dealings with bi
fellew.men we have never heard hi
integrity questioned for a single mo
ment, but it is a matter of commo
remark among the people of his com
munity, that the poor people have n
better friend than DR.. fowler. |
sickness, distress and trouble be
and always has been ready aud wi
ling to 90 at any hour Of the nigh
and minister to their wants, and til
many and many time without tn
slightest hope of remuneration, tha
thought being the last to enter hi
mind. In his profession and bushes
pursuits the same kindly dispositio
has always actuaied him until, O
has been said, il is the common ez
preston that he's "a good man to tn
poor and distressed"
DR.. Towler's record as a forme
'.ember of the legislature is SO we
known to the people of For st count
that it need scarcely be mentioned
His every act in the session of 1S9