THE CENTRE REPORTER,
RPHAN'B COURT SALE ~BY VIRTUE OF |
an order Issued out of the Orphan's Court
of Centre County, the uvadersigned will offer st
pubiis sale al the late residence of William Mul
wmrger, Br., deceased, one and one-half miles
| south-west of Tusseyvilie, Pa.; on
| BATURDAY OCTOBER 19TH,
| the following described real estate of
| censed
TRACT RO. |
dle of the creck
i
{ lican party in this campaign and its
| party organs plainly shows that a Dem-
EpiToR AND PUBLISHER. | oo ratic victory is greatly feared by
{ them. It has no doubt been noticed
| that during the few weeks of this cam- |
paign already passed the Republican |
| party organg, always so eager to enter
CLEVAN DINGES,
General Insurance and Real Estate,
18 East Third St.
WILLIAMSPORT, PENNA.
FRE®. Runrz,
TERMS, —Oune year, $1.50, when paid in advance, | 1505,
Those in arrears subject to previous terms, $2.00
per year.
de
said
OPENING
Beginning at & post in the mid.
near saw mill property of other
ADVERTISEMENTS. ~20 cents per line for three
insertions, and 6 cen ..
quent insertion.
on application,
CENTRE HALL, PA., THURS. Oct.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
For Prothonotary,
WM. F. SMITH.
For Distriet Attorney,
WM. J. SINGER.
Tue Democratic nominee for dis-
trict attorney is a sin-ger, and the day
after the election Mr. Quigley will find
himself badly scorched.
- We py
has
Tare “Centre Democrat”
themselves almost entirely to discuss- |
propositions |
that were promulgated by their state |
chairman, who has heretofore been
the thorn in the side of all Republican |
party reformers. The make-up of the
Democratic state ticket has been left |
severely alone, simply for the reason
that to have said anything but that
which was good would have endanger-
ed any chance of Republican victory.
The record of the of the
in the |
last session
wealth, and from a Republican stand-
point it would have been suicidal to |
have entered into a campaign that!
the rec-
party of the
Attempts
Republican
state during the past year
mechanically,
for the De-
and
telling work
editorially
doing some
IMOCracy.
ie os
THe campaign in this
going to be brisk from now
election. The Democratic
county is
until
chairman,
turned to secure victory for his party.
Ai lf eens
LET every Democrat in this county
went
howl
the old majority. The county
astray last year on the calamity
which brot a harvest of bitterness
the most profligate and iniquitous leg-
islation.
er —— e—————
THE Standard Oil Company made
11 million dollars out of last winter's
iniquitous legislation, and is making
thousands more each day by it. This
isall filched from the pockets of the
people who use coal oil.
to
Raising salaries, that
fat and too high for loafers around the
publie crib was the work of the state
administration last winter in addition
to creating a horde of new offices. The
the bill. If
again in No-
were already
people are taxed to foot
you like it vote for them
vember.
Wp
DISTRICT ATTORNFY
complete his first term in office with
eredit. The party has en-
dorsed his renomination for the
ond term, and it shculd be the duty of
that the
for Singer. He
manner
Singer will
Democratic
BOC
every intelligent voter to see
ballot goes in straight
has conducted his office in a
above reproach.
il
of
, has been Investig
THAT great stronghold
Pittsburg
ed and serious a
tepubli-
canism, at-
ave been
made implicating prominent officials
This city
and
with
is
the
all
misusing publie funds,
ruled by the
hogs have been in the trough
four feet.
hog combine,
Wc ly
the Republican or-
Abe Miller Pro-
thonotary, simply because he is an old
soldier drawing $24 a month pension,
and is in need of money, don’t go very
far with the intelligent voter, Miller
is not fit for the office, and the voters
of the county voted down the
poor house question, as they will also
this fall vote against turning the coun-
ty court house into one.
of
THAT howl
gans to support for
once
———— cfg
ARE the voters of the county willing
to turn the court into a poor
house? When a man receives $24 a
month pension, along with a $4 a day
job as a storekeeper and then asks
charity of the Democrats of the coun-
ty, is this not sufficient evidence that
he is not a capable man to take care of
the important office of Prothonotary ?
Abe Miller does not have the ability to
conduct this important office properly,
and should not receive a complimenta-
ry vote from any Democrat.
anisms fp Mo
THE STATE CAMPAIGN,
house
Although nearly a month intervenes
until November 5, election day, the
more rabid of the Republican party or-
gans have already declared to their
own satisfaction the ignominious de-
feat of the entire Democratic state tick-
et by an overwhelming majority, gra-
ciously, however, granting to us the
one member of the Superior Court
bench which is provided for by the al-
leged law that created this new tribu-
nal. To the shrewd observer of state
affairs these extremely partisan prog-
nostications are humorous in no slight
degree. The close political student
recognizes the fact that never in the
history of Pennsylvania did the De-
mocracy have a better opportunity to
win, and it is conceded by the fair
minded of this class that an energetic
canvass for the balance of the cam-
paign will bring out the full Demo-
cratic vote, and this, aided by the in-
dependent thinkers of the state; who
are neither ruled by the Junior United
States Senator or the Administration
and Philadelphia Combine contingent
of the Republican party, will place the
stamp of approval on the ticket select
ed at the “/illlamsport convention,
This conclusion has not been arrive
ed at simply after un rapid glance over
the field, but the course of the Repub-
on the time-worn doctrines and pledg-
but these fall very
so much material
to
to
for
It would never have done to refer
the party,
the reason that it would be followed by
a general of
and gross expenditure of public funds.
For that reason the candidacy of Hon,
Benjamin F, Meyers looked upon
with a seriousness that is truly flatter-
ing to the It
been noticed through the length
state that while
conservative
r, of
phia, and others of equal merit
1 severely scoring the administra-
tion of the financial affairs of the Com-
monwealth and condemning the man-
ner in which the of the
have been squandered by
ex pose mismanagement
is
minority party. has
and
such
reputable and newspa-
Philadel-
have
pers as the Public Ledge
beer
funds people
a profligate
Legislature and officials who work
purpose of gaining self-
the of
s office he
and management almost
Republican candi-
simply for the
ish party ends,
the Treasurer’
direct
exclusively of the
date for Treasurer, isa well-known
fact that Treasurer Jackson
very lit
administration
has been in
charge
fis it
has spent
ttle of Lis in the
ment during his term. Is it
der that under these conditions a man
Mr.
fac-
time depart-
any won-
with such an enviable record as
Meyers should be feared both
tions of the Republican party machine?
As for the Judgeship contest, it
by
In
pretty nearly understood that the
ple of the
as to show thei
pres be
state will vote in such a way
of the
disgtaceful factional fights in the Re-
publican party and the unseemly pro-
led to the of
I'he six honorable and dis-
r condemnation
ceedings that creation
this ox
tinguished
wart.
jurists placed in nomina-
tion by the Democratic party came be-
fore the
forward
people in au honest, straight-
and fearless backed
by their
and Judges and the
manner,
only reputations as lawyers
that
they were safe in the hands of the peo-
ple. The character of the office
not admit of any personal campaign,
but it is not in this
It is sufficient for the people to
knowledge
does
CRs,
know
the motive that made the court, and
they also know that theonly way they
can rebuke selfish party leaders is to
elect the of the minority
ticket having clean records and nomi-
necessary
members
nated in a thoroughly harmonious and
representative convention.
ct rtssmisnan
October's Heavenly Brilliants,
The planet Venus is now a morning
star. She is just about 30 degrees west
of the sun, traveling toward the great-
est western elongation of her orbit,
which point she will reach No. 10,
when she will present the semi-lunar
phase. Just now her beautiful cres-
cent phase makes a splendid object for
small telescopes. Mercury is evening
star, and is about 20 degrees east of the
and traveling toward inferior conjune-
tion, which point it will reach Oct.
25th. It can be seen with the naked
eye about dusk in the western sky.
A
Bieycles will not be Cheaper.
One reason why bicycles will not be
much cheaper next season than they |
were this season is because there is a |
scarcity of tubing. There are only
three works in this country that can |
make bieyele tubing, and these firms |
have already sold the entire output |
for the season. The shortage ofit ubing |
will therefore prevent any cut in the
price of wheels next year.
sensing ——
Boy Ripped in Two by a Saw,
Sixteen-year-old Hackett Lehle, son
of coal operator Caron Lehle, fell |
against a circular saw at Lilly and was
cut through diagonally from the left |
shoulder to the right leg. He died in- |
stantly.
ali rsm———
For Individual Use Only,
The season for quail will open on
November 1, and will last until De
cember 15, Quail may be shot for in-
dividual use only.
A sss
~The cold weather coming on will
require heavier and thicker clothing,
as protection against the wintry blasts,
Lewins, Bellefonte, has a full. new
line, and the prices are lower than
any in the county. He has never been
undersold,
OF THE
A HOT CONTEST
Against all High Prices; against all old methods of business,
We are ready with the largest stock of Clothing, Dry
Boots and Shoes for the Fall and Winter trade
Note The Following
A Cassimere Suit
Mixed Cassimere Suit at £6.00, as
at 85.00, as ooo we had a4 YOAar
ius
or | as
= LH HE
An extra heavy
at £10.
Uro
Year
An All
ago at $8. A fine
ne Blac
He ad { 14%
Wool Black Cheviot at £5, 3,
Black
¢ Diag and il at £10,
iot at £5,
as good as
3 3
would be
Diaganal Suit;
An ox
Lr wl a
usually sold at £13.
somet hing entirely
new,
neviot at
Nigger Head C
worth «
extra fine
An
xtra making, vers
‘heviot at £11.50,
hie: 111
. 4 C up.
1 £1.25 np. A
1 Mixed at $1.
‘hoviants fr
Cheviots Tre
u
Blue ane 50,
We has
we aring, as
up. Yo
i
» ’ 3 ¢ & { r 11
Boy's Suits at 2.00 all
ne {)s er
10% Of
e the greatest
rood as you can buv jor =4. ( hil
ie
are
outh’s Suits from £3 up to the very finest, all
all wool K nes
Men's gr
Merino Un
OV 8
Bov's K nes Pants, 2
Pants at 50c. Men's all pair. od
ldren’s Merino
irts and Drawers at
Men's Suspenders,
Sc. up.
We have the line of Boy's Suits, at £3 oH
» greatest
and Brown Cheviots, Cassimeres, ete., as good as vou
where for 85.
Mer
worth £1.25
| Hats,
v's Fur Hats, a reguiar #1 Hat for 6%¢
Boy’ N Wool Hats, 1 8c.
Class Fur Hats, 4
for He,
OO 400.
Boy 's First
DRY GOODS.
Canton Flannels, Shaker Wool
splendid quality Dress Goods, 37 inches wide,
Dress Cloth, from 18e¢ up. Dress Plaids,
4c up. Flannels, 5c up, All
ale per yard,
from be up.
All Wool Serge 8, in all colors, 40 inches wide, 34c. All
Serge, 46 inches wide, in all colors, 37¢ up.
1-2¢ The very best
at
Unbleached Muslin,
Calico, 4 1-2 and Se. Good quality dark
Bleached Muslin, from 4 1.2¢ up.
1 yard wide, from 3 up.
Dress Gingham, be.
SHOES.
The greatest stock in this part of the State.
Ladies’ Kid Shoes at 99¢. Ladies’ Genuine Dongola Kid Shoes,
Patent Leather Tip, Opera Toe, Common Sense Toe, Razor Toe,
$1.25 per pair, every pair warranted. A Ladies’ very fine quality
Ladies’ very fine Dongola Kid, McKay Sewed, in all the different
| styles, at $1.90, every pair warranted. A still finer grade Dongola
Kid, all the latest shapes, Goodyear Welt, as fine as hand made, at
Men's Heavy Boots, $1.45, £1.90, ete. Men's Dress Shoes, $1.24
and up, all warrartted. A Men's W orking Shoe, at §1 up to $1.48, If
| they don’t give ti we will make it right.
We have the largest stock of all the above goods.
compete with New York and Philadelphia prices.
Our prices will
We have opened a Mail Order Department. If you cannot come
LYON & CO,
Penna.
Ham Mulbarger, thepce north
perches Lo an fronwood,
sate north 464 degrees
10 perches Wo poet in road, the HP by the
thence down middle of the creck north
middle of
west 70 perches
down the creek north
thence
perches
11 degrees, east 22 perches 1o the
thence north 81%,
0 post in creek, th
degrees,
CLIO
same north 734 17 8-10
post, thence 874 d } perches to post
in road, thence by rame north 346% degrees eas
b 8-10 perches wo stones at road, then
degrees east 3 perches
g degrees weet | 6.10
west 19]
a Jerre OF
degrees east
Lrecs west
perche
ity je
thence worth west 158
| perches to post, thence son th TaYg degrees
| 2451 10 perches to post, thence by same so
LL perches o post, thence
west 25 6-10 perches 1o
Bi
J
¢ fegrees west 4
degrees )
thence 4
post, then
middie of
uth 872
in th
of th
creck n
laos of bi
{ piace Gf
a LIOWanCs
NO
hom
hes to
}
Chics
Pere
4 pe LO slones
RICE cast ¥
¥
degrees east 2
containin
KO). §
Gere: west 15
deg
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ALARA ARBRABABALABRAR BAAR BLY
HUMPHREYS’
Dr. Humphreys’ Specifies are mw
carefully prepared Remed
i for ove
BP ECIVIC FOR
Fevers, Congest
Worms,
Teething ¢
Dinrrbhen, of
Coughs, Col
Nearnlgin,
Hendaches, Fick Hes
Dyspepsin, | a {
suppressed or Painful
Whites, Too Prof Per
Croup, laryngitis, |
Halt Rheum, Er
Rhbheumutism, Ihe
Malaria, CI , }
Catarrh, Influeny
Whooping ( ough
~HKidoey Diseases
Nervous Debiliny
Urinary We niness
sare Thront, Qui n {
“ pe Rn
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Periods
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HUNPHEEYS BED. OO, 111 sw #1 NEW YORK,
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GILMORE 8 CO, Ba
pod Open Board of Trade Bi ar « Chi
MEN WANTED.
Te y sell I Nursery Stock and a
clus line of AEW SEED POTATOES.
No experience required. STEADY
WORK and 600D PAY weekly, Out-
fits free. Write
Chas. D. Leonard,
N.Y.
100e3m (reneva,
A Reliable Woman Wanted
We want a reliable woman in every county to
establish a corset parior for the sale of Dr. Nieh
ols Celebrated Bpinal Supporting Corsets and
“Double from End 10 End” Clasps, with Asbestos
Lined Bust, Protector, Every pair warranted
tol to break or ust, absolutely impervious to
moisture or pe respiration. 5 sew pair given for
every pair that breaks. Guarantee printed on
each corset, recommended by over 10,000 phy
sicians. 1 furnish complete stock on consign.
ment and pay a salary of $10 to $85 per month
and expenses, $3.00 sample outfit free. Send 10
cents postage for sample and terme,
NICHOLS MANUFACTURING CO,
octidam 37% Canal Street, New York.
Wanted--A Man) Toscticts piers for on
Liberal salary ton local man. Salary and ex
nres 10 a man who will travel. Few places
eft, 80 write al once,
GUARANTEE NURSERY C0,
100016
ALL GRADES
FINE PRINTING
TRY THE REPORTER.
ty
=:::DR, LOBB
Old R eliable
= 1399 N. [5 h 8}! below allowhill
ol iladelphia, Pa.
Specialist
School of Business
PERSONS 10 TRAVEL
WANTED. Devs
{ 10
ited: also
amp a
THE NATIONAL,
316-317-318 Omaha Bldg., Chicago.
B.C. ACHENBACH,
BELLEFONTE.
Baker, = Confectioner,
Caterer.
W holesalc ing lee - - - - -
Cream a Specialty.
I TI SE AA
form,
de.
Ice Cream put up in any
Molds,
signs, Easter Rabbits,
Bricks, and all latest
ete.
Fine Display of Easter Goods.
Come and See.
HENCH
& DROMGOLD’'S
SAW MILLWENGINES
it Ba ng ey rob brn inves i
- Che mot a
asany other in the market, (are Pm Feed,
ng all ihe fond gearing to stand still while hack.
§ great saving in Bower and 4 wear, Send
oents in star ps for Prioes, A
Harrows, on, eau
nnters, She Pr. Afration 18
& Miers, York, Pa