Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-10-03

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noon with Stoner who he placed in
jail for Judicial trial and disposal.
NJohn Dunn of the night force on
the railroad coal-wharf, fell OF the
wharf last Friday night and broke
an arm and hurt leg. He resides
in Fermanagh township at Cuba
Mills.
Clarence Van Swerengen who
lives about4 miles from Rugby.
North Dakota, met with the loss
OF three horses recently. The
horses were stolen from the pasture
range. Mr.. Van Swerengen is .
Juniata county man, having been
born and raised at Honey Grove,
Tuscarora Valley
Clothing Merchant harley re-
turned last Friday from business
trip to Illinois and Iowa. He says
they have had rain in abundance
in those states this summer and it
shows on vegetation. The crops
have been satisfactory. Pasture
for cattle is abundant and the gen.
eral state of the country is -four
ishing.
Newton Hamilton Watchman:
Miss Annie Ewing has been paying
some attention to the culture Offigs.
She had one tree this year that net
ted her over and above what was
eaten and put up by the family,
221 dozen prime figs or about five
bushels in all. These figs she sold
at an average Of 5 cents per dozen,
bringing her $11.O5. She could
not supply the demand. Annie
has several other trees coming on
and in a few years will be able to
do quite business in figs.
Cleveland when President had
the income of the government re-
duced below its expenses. Then
he cut the pensioners down. He
knocked 16 million dollars off the
pensioners and he spent over three
hundred million dollars of the sur
plus money in the treasury and he
then had to borrow almost three
hundred million dollars and give
bonds for the same to help him
through to the end of his admins
tratiOn, If you vote the democrat
ic ticket you vote to restore the
Cleveland times. Vote for Mckee,
he'll be certain to vote for a re
F., publican United States Senator,
who will assist in keeping the old
ship of state in her present pros.
porous course.
The men who are going about
sucking their fingers under the i'm.
imagination of a political grievance
and quietly working wherever
they believe they have influence
against Mckee for State Senate
might do better for themselves by
engaging in hearty help for Mr..
Mckee. A vote against Mckee is
a vote against the whole republi-
can cause. A vote against Mckee is a
vote for the destruction of the Nat
ional financial system; a vote against
the currency now muse; a vote for a
low tariff and the closeing of manu-
featuring establishments. Do you
ask, Chow can such things be"'
"Well! they can easily be-" For
a vote against Mckee will bea vote
for Keller and Kellar will vote for
Bryan United States Senator and
that United States Senator will do
as stated above. He will vote for
the Bryan up-rooting business.
When republican comes to tempt
you, say ''get behind me Satan.''
VA sneak thief found his way in
to the home of Mr.. Herbert SHAY
er at East Point last Saturday even.
ing. Mr.. Shaver and his wife and
son Russell, their only child, par
took Of supper after night fall, and
then Mr.. Shaver went to the bar
ber's for a shave. During his alb
sence his son Russell took up his
fathers lantern and went up stairs
to go to bed. 1t was tken past 9
O'Clock. He was Just about to
step into his room when he looked
into an adjoining room and there
beheld a strange man.. He was moi
paralized by the sight and he did
not stop to get particular des.
criptiOn of the intruder, but he saw
enough to notice that the man wore
over alls and a slOuch hat and wal
turned as if going out of the room
into the front hall. He saw that
much and then ran screaming
down stairs. Mrs. Shaver was sit.
ting in the room at the foot of the
stairs. Both mother and son fled
from the house. Russell gave three
yells as he came on the street and
that aroused the whole neighbOr.
hood. Officer Lapp lives nearby
and he and Charles Renninger,
who lives adjoining the Shaver
home on the east, were the first or
the scene. Renninger got a Ian.
tern and a search was made fol
tracks in the lot in the rear of the
house and in the alley on the
north side of the lot, but no traces
were found of the thief. When
Mr.. Shaver came home he search
ed the house, but as far as could
be seen things in the house had
not been disturbed. Between the
time of the hasty exit of Mrs
Shaver and her son from the house