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THE CENTRE REPORTER
FRED KURTZ, Editor,
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CENTRE HALL, PA.,, THURS. Oct
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL TICKET.
For President.
WILLIAM J. BRYAN.
For Vice President,
ARTHUR SEWALL.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
For Congress,
L. SPANGLER.
For Assembly,
R. F. FOSTER.
JAMES SCHOFIELD.
J.
For Sheriff,
W. M. CRONISTER.
For Treasurer,
C. A. WEAVER.
For Commissioners,
P. HL MEYER.
DANIEL HECKMAN
For Register,
W. RUMBERGER.
For Recorder,
J. C. HARPER.
For Auditors,
FRANK W. HESS,
B. F. KEISTER.
For Coroner,
Dr. W. W. IRWIN.
For Surveyer,
J. H. WETZEL.
“The Boy Orator,” what a deal
and goldites. Reason, they can’t
fute his arguments,
Bly
ballot,
colum
make
circle
the election your
mark on the
the regular Democratic ticket.
ON
second
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IT is worth any voter's while to at-
tend the 3rd of November election
a ballot sheet larger than
world ever saw. The ballot has
for
vole
a dozzen colums, one each party
now in the race,
ches in length, the size of the
with stub is 28x33. With such
midable weapon in the hands of the
consider
a
American voter, we can
Republic
w———— —
sale,
&
The election of
importance to
Messrs.
county
ers is of great the tax-
payers of our county.
the office. They are
business affairs of the county
ability,
people’s money.
very accommodating
tlemen with whom
sure to do business.
They
and
it will
are
clever
as
be
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Sav, vou advocate of a gold stand-
grinding corporations, goldbugs, banks
Hanna? Voter, look, and see all
on the side of McKinley and Hanna.
Get out of that crowd as soon as you
can-
surely should be found on the oppo-
site side,
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Democrats of old Centre are you rea-
dy for the election, November
Democrats of Penns valley, it
you to say what the
jority in the county shall be.
directly interests the masses of the peo-
ple.
to every fireside and into every pock- |
et book. Dont one miss the election
and see that no Democrat is absent |
from the polls.
if oot
IN another colum we give a strong
criticism of the Supreme Court by the |
minority Judges of that tribunal who
are not Democrats. This knocks the |
criticism of Bryan's platform into tat-
ters because of its criticisismof the Su-
preme Court. That tribunal is only a
public servant and as open to criticism
as the President or any other public
official. At the time of the Dred Scott
decision, based upon a clear constitu-
tional point, the entire Republican
party not only harshly criticised but
indecently abused the Bupreme Court.
It makes s difference whose ox is
gored,
Suprrose that Mr, Bryan should de-
clare that National Banks were more
dangerous to our liberties than stand-
ing armies, he would be denounced as
an anarchist by the Hannaized press,
yet he would only be repeating the
words of Thomas Jefferson.
Suppose that be should also declare
that gold was the most useless metal
in the world, fit only for plugging
teeth and ornamenting fools, that press
would denounce bim as a lunatic, yet
he would only be repeating the words | co
of Berffamin Franklin,
Suppose he should declare that any- |
thing upon which the government | |
placed its stamp and declared a legal |
tender for debts and taxes was money,
he would be called a fool, yet he would |
be repeating the words of Henry Clay,
Suppose he should declare that the |
further maintenance of the gold stand- |
ard would ruin the country, he would |
only be repeating the words of James |
Gi. Blaine,
Suppose that on the stump he should |
lift his hand toward Heaven and
swear, by the eternal we shall see who |
will rule, the money power or the peo-
ple, he would only be imitating An-
drew Jackson.
iii
at fifteen cents
candidate
county treasurer, Harrison Kline, plac-
esa small value upon the average
man's vote. The gratuitous distribu.
Wirn potatoes
more as =
sensible and intelligent voter will al-
low his vote to influenced by
bushel of potatoes,
be i
a
Te are continually
dollar worth
To find out what
must find out what
Under our law it exists
of bronze
takes 160 of
A pound of
Republicans
i
we
Aas
d ise
It
That is what the government
the
mint,
in
shape that they deliver it to the
as
believe i i
then they
cents. The Republicans therefore
cranks for there
times as much fiat in that kind of a
dollar
i f
18 Je
nur
as in a silver dollar.
BR rn -
WHO TWHO?T WHO?
Who voted for the pipe lit
which hundreds of thou
lars were taken out of the pockets of
the people the of
put into the pockets of the
eo
sands
consumers oil, and
Standard
oil monopoly ?
It was Womelsdorf and (
urtin.
Who voted to create a horde of new
| and utterly
| when we already had
time
ofti-
useless offices at a
Lo many
Con
It was Curtin and Womelsdorf.
Who create a
lerkships {flat were
O
fat aire and as a soft
voted to lot of
not needed, w
nest for pe
| cal loafers ?
It was Womelsdor
Who favored the ereat
| and utterly useless superior
It was Curtin and Wo
Who
{ tog high salaries ?
It was Womelsdorf and Curtin
Wi
| tre county vote against
Vote Curtin
| dorf for assembly,
Whom should e
(Centre
Vote for Schofield
§
f and Curtin
meisdort.
voted to increase the alre ady
wm should the
for assembly
against and
very honest man in
for for assembly
and Foster
Wp
SHERIFE,
Whigs you elect
{ & great satisfaction
county vole
sheriff the
having in
a re
in
| important office a gentleman
is
who is
pleasant and affable in the discharge
{| of his often unpleasant duties, The
voter has the
such a choice on
his ballot for W,
Mr. Cronister
and sa man of
{ his own neighborhood he
opportunity to
Nov. 3. by
MC
well
spotless character.
3
ronister, Mo.
| sides, iu qualified
Io
is very pop
as a citizen, always a help where a
| helper is needed, a friend when a
| friend is needed. A sheriff of kind
| disposition can often lighten the con-
{ dition of the unfortunates in distress
short
A heartless sher-
adds gall
a
and yet not come in the dis
| charge of his duties,
{iff is an abomination and
In W, M. Cronister the
| people of Centre county will a
| model sheriff, and his immense popu-
| to distress,
have
{ larity will put him into the office with
a rousing majority.
! a ws a
| JOHN HAMILTON, Farmer, Ete,
One of the useless new offices crea-
ted by the last legislature, was that of
{ Deputy Secretary of Agriculture with
i & salary of $3000 per year! This place
[ was given to our esteemed ‘farmer’
fellow citizen, John Hamilton, who
now holds, and always has held, the
salaried state position of Treasurer of
State College. That the office of De-
puty Becretary of Agriculture is a use-
less one, a mere sinecure, is evidenced
that the Deputy Secretary has little or
nothing to do since he is traveling
around making speeches for gold and
McKinley, to which the masses of the
people, especially the farmers, are op-
posed because ruinous to their inter-
ests, and solely in the interest of the
trusts and money sharks, who for
years have preyed upon the farmers
and working men. The Deputy is out
of place in stumping for goldbugs, or
he is out of place as Deputy of the Ag-
ricultural Donartmant, There scem
to be three pickings in his hand at one
time, as Deputy, Treasurer aud gold
stum per,
CONGRESSIONAL,
A special effort is being made to de-
feat Col. J. L. Spangler and elect that
sl fod-nix, Arnold, to con-
congression
gress. Tt whint win. No supporter of |
Bryan
is
Spangler embodies, while Arnold
wanted in the lower house of congress
goldbug-laborpinching-trust and mo-
nopoly gang.
These pinchers of the farmer
working men have put out a misera-
the
the
been
and
who work in
Spangler has
The
of the men
that Col.
untrue to their interests,
eyes
whole
Arnold the tool of the
men, A nice set, indeed, to set them-
selves up, at this hour, as the champi-
ons of labor! Satan rebuking sin! a
fine set for the glowing pen of Dante
to add a chapter to his Inferno!
These Hannn-Arnold hyenas,
to working men
friends, per se, of labor! Did
ever behold downright impudenee run
riot in this way before?
The Democratic nominee
taken undue
fip's
the
any one
pose before ax
for c¢on-
advantage
worth,
all his
measure that
and we
of any laboring man toa
for o«
has advocated every
good of the
a successful contradicti
Voters, don't be
against Col,
any bi
There once was an Arne
wands of Major
betrayal of his
Arnold
i to the co
Wis oppr
Ilinois
Our nominee in
life,
was for the
METess,
LIASHOS
challenge mn of
assertion. de-
ceived into voting Spang.
wly in it,
id
ler by stuff without
into the |
led into the
To-d
for o«
Ly we have an
ingress who is tied
of $8 Hanna, the
Ohio
notoris
of labor and
in
working men, you don’t want
Arnold,
want to
friend
he's not your
for Col.
the
Willian
vole
and
YOur
noblest « hampion,
Bryan,
- Ad
HOPOUCRATS
-
can leaders,
and Garfield,
and against a;
party has gone
aver to gold, henoe
Vabuen
and all the
sherman, Quay,
1, Harrison,
] Wer
inl leaders,
iilionaires,
HOI *OCRAT party
McKinley, 3
ww the
ie Diggest
Il the Republican sts
had a silve
Now
Hik 80 lat © Bs 1504,
Lin slatforms,
their
ip ped over to the tr
tsharks, and «
CRATS
: Pennsvive
i ha .
ver plank in their platform. Now
goiabugs and
are HOPOCRATS
Centre county
i they hopped over to the
| trusts, and
! gs 3 3
i The Repubs,
t. Da
gained
ings, Reeder, Gray, Furs
Coburn, have not vet
breath from red hot adwve
forms with a silver plank
hop f«
and
WACY
and
the
the
fringe Suddenly they
mnires, are
HOPOCRATS
mn
and milli
trusts
most subservient in
Hanna's coop of Centre county
| pers.
i We
ALL FOR 16 TO 1,
The Palmer men are really for 16
1. They are working for McKinley be-
cause there is one point in his platform
they like to 16 they don’t like ;
they are for 16 to 1.
The Democr for 16 to 1, be.
cause their platform has 16 good points
while McKinley's is 1 entire bad point
The
in their
have 1 that don’t suit them.
als are
ereed
— igs
Tue Gazette experiences great ago-
ny in endeavoring to enlighten its
for the Pensioning Judges. It exon- |
erates him upon the grounds that he |
knew it would not become a law; that |
tions for State College and the
ipsburg hospital would have
withheld. Bosh. Any man who
been
and then in the face of it gives it his
endorsement should never be allowed
ta go back again, We want men there
who are not of fickle mind. Represen-
tatives are éx pected to care for the in-
section, yet Cartin deliberately voted
to place upon the retired list the Judg-
es of the state, and pay them a nice an-
nuity besides. How has he looked af-
ter the interests of the hard-working
farmer who toils fifteen to eighteen
hours a day ? Look at his record. He
voted with the Standard Oil Compa-
ny, the increase of salaries and for the
creation of all useless and expensive
offices. The farmers want a man who
will vote to cut down taxation and not
10 increase it as Curtin has done.
AM oA A
~'"Clothes do not make the man’ —
but they: help. The Philadelphia
Branch knows just how to increase
yourjpersonal appearance 100 per cent.
Vouk porte yo.
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POPE MFG. CO,
Branch Stores and
AT SPRING MILLS
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PHILADELPHIA BARGAIN
CLOTHING HOUSE.
if Ready Made (
ing (Foods,
lothing
New
every
A fine line «
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partment. Will be sold during the
30 days at cost.
M. GLOSSNER,
Spring Mills, Pa.
= UDITOR'S NOTICE =
in reassigaed estate) In the Court of Common
of 5 Pleas nf Centre County.
J.C &W H. Runkle } No. 20 Aug Term 1885,
The undersigned, having been appointed an
auditor by said Count to distribute the balan
of the fund i the bands of the Aumignes ne
shown by acoount as filed and confirmed abso
Jutely to and among 8 ose legally entitled there
to, notice 18 berehy given that he will be at his
office in Bellefonte, Pa., for the duties of his ap-
pointment on the 10th day of November next si
a m al which Ume and place all parties in-
terested may appear and proiont their cisims or
forever afterwards be debated from coming in
on sald fund. J. W. ALEXANDER
oot Auditor,
«The knack of looking well is due
principally to the clothing one wears;
to dress well does not necessarily mean
that ove must own a silver mine or
have a “corner’’ on gold. Inquire at
the Philadelphia Branch--what they
don't know about fitting you out nob-
Men's Golumbias
Git en's $ Columbias
Tan indems
Co MPLETE.
CYCLES
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Hartlord, Conn.
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FH. THOMAS, Supt.
aj IRABLE] PROPERTY Lat PUBLIC SALE.
A good t and about two
sores of gr und, vn which Te a small barn
Shei £ outbuildings: al © fruit, ed fresh nd
43 door: in the borough
Centre rod ma via ’ of
— ACRES
tart land in s high state of cultivation, » small
hereon Lon. heat 1be south-east ead of the
ST] lit aala ax o whole, tends
ARM AT FRIVATE SALE -THE UNDER
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