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If Democrats were so shortsighted |
as to cast complimentary votes suffi- |
clent™o elect one or more Republican
candidates and defeat part of our own |
county ticket, don’t such Democrats |
see the bad effect it may have upon |
their ticket next year ? | 3.
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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
FRED. Kumr2, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER,
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on application.
CENTRE HALL, PA, THURS. BEPT. 28.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET,
For Sherif,
JOHN P. CONDO.
For Treasurer,
JOHN Q. MILES.
For Register,
GEORGE W. RUMBERGER.
For Recorder,
GALER MORRISON.
For Commissioners,
GEORGE L. GOODHART.
T. FRANK ADAMS.
For Coroner,
DR. H. K. HOY.
For Auditors,
H. W. BICKLE.
W. W. ROYER.
W.
AN IMPRACTICABLE ISSUE.
are asked to scratch Condo and give |
Harter a complimentary vote, and the |
same caution is needed as to our nomi- |
nees for commissioner. i
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WhiTING letters in favor of one fel- |
low for postmaster, and working for
the appointment of another, is the way
“gmart” fellows try to get on each side
the fence, and there is reported to be
such a statesman in this town,
Wi
WE eannot any sense in the fel- |
low who sends press dispatches from
soe
Bellefonte each day locating the grange
pienic at Bellefonte.
ay the least, and misleading.
with other county happenings—all are
located at Bellefonte,
- tile
SENATOR UAMERON being opposed
to the repeal of the silver bill, hoth
the Republican and Democratic state
conventions passed resolutions asking
him to vote in favor of
Whether Don will listen to
a voice remains to be seen.
repeal.
80 strong
ma a
The silver senators are in a small mi-
There is unquestionably an over-
whelming sentiment in favor of the
continued use of silver as part of the
metallic currency of the country says |
way will be found to place it on an
epuality with gold at the mints in the
matter of coinage. The people are in
favor of the bi-metallic standard, and
the signal standard of values,
in public sentiment, and it is the very
practicable one that this cannot
done by the United States alone, and
by this country at this time is in
therance of an international
ment for the coinage of silver.
bill
in
is
ciation in the value of silver
markets of the world. That
test after all. The silverites virtually
promise for the coinage of silver at the
ratio of 20 to 1.
mining factor. If not, why not re-
Another fact is to be
The United States have now in eircu-
lation or in the treasury over five hun-
dred millions of silver. It is a full le
gal tender, he repeal of the Sher
man law will in no wise affect the le
gal tender quality of this great amount
of money. On the contrary the pledge
is mada to maintain it at the legal par-
ity with gold. There is no objection
to that
of any bill that goes to the president
for hisapproval
posed affecting the legal tender quali-
ty of the silver coinage, but on the
other hand there is the positive eom-
mand on the executive officers of the
government that it must be maintain-
ed at an equality with gold.
These are the reasons that have
duced so many of the friends
free coinage of silver, by internation-
al arrangement, to give their advocacy
to the repeal of the Sherman law.
They do not in the interest of silver as
of silver, the country falling to a sin-
gle silver standard,
pearance of gold from its currency sup-
ply.
The United States cannot
silver alone at its present legal coin-
ing value. The attempt would be dis-
astrous to all interests. There was
ue, of which the United States mined
75,000,000, This vast sum cannot be
The attempt would be ruin.
hand of Quay working against the ré-
election of Judge Krebs in that judi-
cial district. A prominent Republi-
ean who means to support Judge Krebs
largely in condemnation of the appear-
ance of Quay and Quay methods, says
that “the Republicans of the state are
watching the contest for judge in this
county more closely than any other
local fight in Pennsylvania.”
AMS SA
Gregg township, so long denied a
place on the Democratic county ticket
causing grounds for complaint, this
year finds her claims recognized in
the nomination of one of her citizens
for a first class county office. Let old
Gregg show her appreciation of the
compliment by giving John P. Condo
a rousing majority for sheriff.
A woman can not talk while chew-
ing gum. Now let all opposition to
chewing gum cease, it performs a good
office,
Ix Ax opinion rendered by Judge
Hemphill, of West Chester, the new
mechanics’ lien law relating to sub-
| Nonteetors is declared unconstitution-
nority, yet they have the
| to prevent a vote upon the silver bill
| by talking with the
legislation,
of delaying
fact thut
dle sand the
object
in the face of the
of the people
| repeal of the Sherman silver bill. This
i is defying the popular will and these
rebellion
nine-tenths
in
¥
he p wople
t
| few silver senators stand
| against the will of
:
By an old rule of the senate a sena-
as often as
id thi
taking
advantage of this rule and talk day af-
{ ter day so no vote can b
tor can speak as long and
he desires upon any measure ar
t silver members are wrongfully
» had.
Wc py
It would be bad policy for the
of Centre
L
i the board of commissioners,
Pt ople
county to make a change in
by defeat
Adams,
our county afl
three
ing either Goodhart or who
have
well in the past
you had
which res
Airs sO
Voter
managed
Years,
of a change six
silted in the squander
| ing of the surplus left by a Democratic
a trial
| ago,
| board and disgracing
i running it i
the county
ito debt. ;
Wp -
ALWAYS A DEMOCRAT
We are informed that a false report
is being circulated by some persons that
for sheriff, J
P. Condo, years ago when he lived hh
Sugar Valley, was a Republican.
is not true ;
thing else than a’ Democrat:
number of years back he
Republican he should be commended
for casting off the
it. Mr. Condo
Democrat long enough to entitle him
to the confidence and support of every
the Democratic nominee
if a goodly
error when hie saw
has been an active
good Democrat.
Mr, Harter, on the other hand, nev-
er was a Democrat, always a rabid Re-
publican, it would be queer for any
Democrat to swallow such a dose.
Democrats don’t listen any
reports circulated against any of our
| nominees, they are gentlemen beyond
feprouch,
to
As A ASI
A WORTHY MAN.
If there is a worthy man
for office in our county this
WW.
winter,
running
fall, it i=
Bumberger, candidate for Re-
an obliging disposition and his deli-
industry and hard struggle he
managed to make an honest living.
has
should cast his vote for GG. W. Rum-
i berger and do a noble deed thereby.
3
te A MS A
ANOTHE R postoffice has gone Dem- |
led postmaster at Boalsburg.
sa pf —— o> _-_
Good Republican Advice,
Pittsburg Times, Rep. :
the adoption of a cloture rule in the |
senate, in order to bring she silver pur- |
chase repeal to a vote, would insure |
that the Federal elections repeal and
which may be interposed.
should they not !
or the minority. The inability of a
majority, however large, to change ex-
isting law is the ability of any minori-
ty, however small, to control legisla
tion, and that is intolerable. The
painful fact that the Republicans hap-
pen to be just now in a minority in
both Houses does not pare a shaving
from the perpetual truth that in a rep-
resentative government like ours, the
side which the people have by a ma-
Jority vote elected to control of either
House of Congress have a right to ex-
ercise that control, as high and sure as
the right of any star to shine in the
flag. The power to doso follows the
right, and carries with it the whole re-
sponsibility. Let us have no cry-baby
politics on the Republican side at Wa-
shington,
~~ REPORTER Only $1.00 per year,
do it.
we have
them.
———— — ee
put on
a
trade in
earnest
BROCKERHOFF ROW,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
Dr. J. W. White, the old Physielan and eminer
ware
CURE
Many people from the ¢
by the air we breathe. the water we drink asd th
has reduced the general svelom so mueh as to i
vag « f the trabile soar YE egepacyed
oR Use WHITES WONy:
peiliate but CURES sick hendache,
L saints, la grippe, removes all ¢
ities for one dolar
sale al J D Marmay's drug store, Centre Hall,
¥ even bein
Taemes of worms fro
it Chemist, speaking of White's Wonder Worker.
FLESH AXD NATURE PERFORMS THE
tight about by the germs of disease onntracted
food we pat are Jeft in a state of weakness that
aimmost every other disease, and the real
thay are doctored for over rything bot the right
It does not simply
the nmating, liver and ki dey cots.
3 ehil lren and sdalts. 56 cents a bottle or three
10 cents per cake, 3 onkes Lioents. Vor
A Good Thing to Keep at Hand,
From the Troy { Kona) Chief,
Some years ago we were very much
subject to severe spells of cholera mor-
| bus; and now when we feel any of the
symptoms that usually preceed that
| ailment, such as sickness at the stom-
| ach, diarrhoea, ete., we become scary.
| We have found Chamberlain's Colle,
| Cholera and Diarrheoa Remedy the
| very thing to straighten one out in
such cases, and always keep it about,
| We are not writing this for a pay tes-
| timonlial, but to let our readers know
| what is a good thing to keep handy in
| the house. For sale by J. D. Murray,
Druggist.
Dissolution of Partnership,
The firm of Huyett, Meyer & Boozer
was dissolved, on September
2nd, by mutual consent, the interest
of D. J. Meyer in above firm, having
All
firm will please call and make settle
ment forthwith. All collections will
be made by Huyett and Boozer, at
their office,
The business will be carried on as
heretofore, by the new firm, trading
as the Centre Hall Implement Works,
E. M. HuygrT.
W. 0. Reanick,
sepldeat Hexny Boozer.
Don’t Tobacco Spit or Smoke your Life
Away
i niet a k thas
ie an the
al
using
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EXPLOSIVES.
POWDER,
FUSE AND
QUARRYING MACHINERY.
ATLAS POWDER.—The very best
quality of Dynamite in use is nam-
ed the Atlas Powder, for blasting
rocks and blowing out stumps,
JUDSON POWDER.—The Judeon
powder is of medium strength bee
tween black powder and dynamite,
BLACK POWDER.—Dupont's make
of blasting, rifle and sporting pow-
der has always been considered the
best in the market and it is as good
in quality to-day as it ever was
CARTRIDGES. Fixed ammunition
for hunters and sportamen,
WE ARE PREPARED to supply the
trade with the above High Class
Explosives at the very lowest pri
ces. We guarantee the lowest pris
ces for the best goods in this line
ever offered for sale in this com
munity.
FUBE.—Cotton, hemp, tape and rub-
Dor Sites for use in dry and wet
roc
PLATINUM FUSES
AN
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ELECTRIC BLASTING APPARATUS.
ROCHE DRLLLS. Rook Drills opera-
hand, steam or cop
air with. boflers, air compressors
and engines for operating the same.
ORDERS FOR ANY of the above
jucticles Placed in out hounds will
Tory JOWSet phos.
It adjusts itself to the
size of the wash, 80 you
wash one shirt as
well as ten,
in this machine as in
others; opening onewaste
cock removes it all,
Your wringer ean be at.
tached right to the nis
chine, allowing water to
run back into it.
It can be thoroughly
ventilated, so no damp
remains to rot the wood,
It is reasonable in price,
, Pa
CIDER P
-HUYETT, MEYER & BOOZER
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Manufacturers Agents for Centre and adjoining counties, for
Hydraul c (,ider and Wine Presses, . . . .
Evaporators, Apple Graters, Cider Pumps
And General Cider Makers’ Supplies.
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