Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-11-03
Marks That viii Tell Great story.


receive large majority Of marks on
the ballots that will be cast ON Tues
day next are the big four Woodin,
Christian, Lawrence and Osler.
(x) (x). (x) (X)
H.W. Osler, the popular candidate
for Sheriff is a young man of more
than ordinary ability, and if elected
he will make II splendid county
official. We believe it would be
step forward to elect him to the Office
of Sheriff of Sullivan county, for he
is thoroughly qualified and fully
deserving.
(X) (N) (X) N)
VIM. j. Lawrence is recognized by
all as the next Prothonotary His
| friends are legion, and they will turn
out en- masse on election day and
elect him by large majority. He
has performed the onerOus duties of
his Office with marked distinction
and ability. Join the procession and
be on the winning side, and not only
vote for Bill, but the entire ticket.
! (X) (x) (N) (X)
/ II. w. Osler is one of those steady
| going, careful business men that
make a success of everything they
undertake. If he should be elected,
| and there i every reason to believe
| he will be, the Office will be in good
and capable hands. When Mr.Osler
| came out a. Il candidate for Sheriff
| his availability was at once c0nceed-
ed. In his preliminary canvass ut
the convention he carried everything
by storm, and he has never relaxed
since his nomination. His compct-
ency and fitness over his opponent
cannot be questioned In fact it
| would be to the county's hest inter
ests to elect him.
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w. IL. Woodin represents the true
American idea of government and
his election will be pleasing to hun
dreds of thousands os Sss,rine men
and citizens of this State. He is un-
questionably the man for the honor
and the choice of the people, and
every voter will be wise to realize
this fact and vote accordingly. The
United States Con9ressmanship is
deeply agitating the people of this
great old commonwealth. We are
all interested in who will be chosen.
All have their preferences. Yet
there Is one who is more deeply in
terested than all the rest That one
is President Mckinley. To him the
choice will be one of Very great i'm
pOrtance. His wishes are entitled to
due consideration. He has stood by
the people, the people should stand
by him. Mark (x) i'm the first col
umn.
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II. W. Osler will come in from the
western end with an almost solid
vote, and if the other part of the
county will Ito their duty he will be
elected to the Office of Sheriff by a
majority that will reach high water
mark. He is self-made man, en-
ergetic, not in the least bunny, hut
progressive and honest, and just the
kind of a man that is needed where
honesty and economy seems to have
been neglected for Il number Ofyears
past. No reflection of dishonesty on
the present incumbent, but wasteful
eXtrvagance on the part of his legal
| dOminator.
(N) (X) (Nl (N)
DIR. j. l.. Christian represents in
his community every quality that
, constitutes Il wise, public spirited
and honorable citizen. He will there
fore not only be identified with but
will be most effective champion of
every popular reform measure that
will pass through the legislature.
He possesses to Il marked degree
every qualification necessary to make
| an able representative i'm the Assem-
bly,, possessing tirmness of character,
remarkable ability as q parliament
! tartan, and staunch i'm his belief that
truth and justice should prevail. III
/ there is any reform to be wrought
out at Harrisburg it requires the ex-
act parsonage of DIR. j. l.. Christian
of ability coupled with an honesty