Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-10-18
B. F. SCHWElER,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
REPURLICAN COUNTY
TICKET.

At this time, the chances for thu
success of the republican ticket il
the coming election is first rate. Il
is true the definite result of pop
ular election can not be fOretOld be
fore the count of the vote, any
more than chickens can be counted
before they are Matched, but wher
there is good set of eggs, the
chances are good for full brood o.
chickens. The chances this fall are
promising for a large pole of votes
for the republican ticket. Here
and there is a man who wants al
Office among the democrats, and he
is in with the ring and though he
has been kicked and cuffed till he
is sore yet he is afraid to break
away, because he still has hope fOI
some future nomination. AS long
as he has the hope he will stand by
the ring regardless of his honest
conviction that the name of demo
cracy is only a tinkling brazen
sound that stands for nothing but
Itch for office. If he is an intelli-
gent man he knowes that the prin-
ciples of the SO-cailed democratic
party are antagOnistic to better
times and general prosperity. He
knows that when Cleveland came
into power and put the policy of
the so called democracy into play
that the business of the country
went TO pieces. He feels it in his
honest heart that when the Cleveland
low tariff was put to work that the
manufacturing establishments clos
ed and hundreds of thousands of
wOrkInen were thrown out of EN-
plOyment, and every large town
and business center established
soup houses to keep the unemployed
men and their families from starv-
ing. 1t was an awful condition
that the country was driven to by
the mistakes and igcOrant policy of
the democracy. He knows how the
Cleveland administration reduced
the pensions and struck many pen
sioners off the list ems He
knews how theres was na eney7
enough to pay the running expenses
of the government. The intelligent
school boy who does not waste his
evenings but keeps himself posted
by evening reading of the news
papers, knows the facts of depress-
ing times of the Cleveland demo-
cratic times. He knows that now
the times have changed since the
government has again come into
the control of the republican party.
To all that knowledge, his party
leaders will say, this is State and
county election and does not affect
the general times. Take care, be
not misguided by such hOneyed
words. You were worked before,
you did not heed the warnings,
voted the wrong way, and your
experience taught you that the
State and county were effected by
the stress of hard times that came
by the general panic. Vote your
honest convictions, vote the whole
republican ticket State and county.
Vote for Beashore and HOstetler.
There is a bitter opposition urged
against them. All kinds of stories
are circulated against them behind
the bush. They are circulating
that Mr.. Beashore has been telling
that the wages of wOrkmen are too
high, that is done to prejudice the
wOrkmen against him. He is a
working man himself, and has ever
been working man and by his
preseverins work he has prOspered.
Vote for Hover. Vote for Ehern-
zeller for county treasurer, and you
will be certain you are voting for a
man who has up to this time been
a hard working substantial citizen.
Vote for BOden for prOthonotary,
and you'll be certain that you are
voting for capable man who will
administer the affairs of the office
in an affable and Obliging manner,
there are no stuck up airs about
him, he'll Obligingly attend to your
business requirements in the pro-
thOnOtary's office. Vote for county
auditors Keister and Ulrich, vote
the whole ticket, and you will
thereby vote both directly and in
directly to maintain the present
state of better times that have set
in for the continuance of the pre-
sent state of American civilization.
WHO ARE WE FIGHTlNG7
In speech made recently at Chi
cago, Secretary Of War Root said:
care we fighting the Filipino ma.