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VOL. LXIX. —
M'KINLEY, THE PRESIDENT
Given a Presidential Candidate,
RESULT IN OTHER STATENS,
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| The Solid South Itroken,
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Several States,
that
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The elections show
whelming majority of the
voles, The voting has
[ college
{ In New York State the plurality
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not far from 265,000, The
The
{ can candidate for Governor
is strongly Republican,
by a plurality almost as large
States, Give Blg Republican Majorities,
JACKSPANGLER DEFEATED FOX CONGRESS
Cal
Penns Valley Votes
cans Elect Part of their County Ticket Weaver
Defeated for Treasurer
Her Usual big Democratic Vote.
The Republicans had their day on Tuesday, and elected their National
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ticket, sent Arnold back to Congress, besides electing part of their county tick-
et.
It was a Democratic Waterloo, and Bryan and free silver were snow ed un-
was ever tendered any presidential candidate. It was a victory of the
and corporations against the masses, and the money powers won
Iu this Congressional district the Republicans have re-elected |
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Spangler. Arpold’s majority will be about 2,000 in the district.
In the county the Republicans succeeded in capturing most of
ant offices, and they are feeling very jubilant in conse
juence,
It was an ideal election day iu the county. T weather
ne was
mild. A very large vote was polled, aud each party worked hard
that every voter went to the polls,
There was intense interest mainifeste
and county ticket, and the
anticipations of the most cans spent
and made the effort of their lives in workin the
in Pe
campaigu,
The vote nus valley was out, Every precinct showed slight
cratic gains and a big majority was sent over the mountain, The
Democrats had counted on makiog a big showing on this side
district
their
out
was slight and insiguificant. Ino many of the
of cutting done on both tickets,
On the part of the Republicans there was a big fight on Assembly |
Hastings aud Womelsdorff. Womelsdorfl was to be killed in the {
interests
Hastings, who wants to succeed Cameron in the U.S, Senate,
the Republicans listened to the dictates of the Gov. and cut Womelsdorit,
only received 15 votes while 35 were polled for McKinley, and
The Gov. still has a pull in Centre county.
There was considerable cutting done in the boro,
dates came in for their share, but the result was evened up by the work
both tickets,
The result was so close that nothing definite could be learned of the coun-
ty ticket until Wednesday afternoon, when the official result was announced.
Harrison Kline was elected Treasurer over the Democratie nominee, Cal.
Weaver, by 300 majority.
For Commissioner the result was uncertain until the official count was
made. The vote was very close. All day Wednesday both parties claimed
control of the board of Commissioners, and every five minutes a rumor was
flying through the air only to be contradicted and another set going.
Schofield and Foster will be sent to Harrisburg to represent the people of
Centre county as they properly should be. There will be no more Standard
Oil legislation, no increase of salaries and creation of new offices with the vote
of these representatives. They have the manliness to stand by their convie-
tions, and the people of Centre county have not goue amiss in electing these
men to the legislature,
There was a stiff fight on the Sheriff between
Miller, Republican.
look after Centre county’s malefsctors and care for the Castle on the hill.
was a hard fight for him.
Cronister, and
Cronister won the day and for the next three years will
It
At the last hour all sorts of malicious lies and sto-
Democrat,
ries were sprung about him, but they had not the effect desired, and he goes in
with a majority, while not large, yet is as good as a thousand,
Cal. Harper was elected Recorder over Rickard by a safe majority, which
is an evidence of the faith of the party in his Democracy.
Register Rumberger goes back with a nice clean lead over his opponent,
The RepubMecans conceded his election during the campaign,
In the district Clearfield gave Arnold about 2,000 majority over Spangler
for Congress. Clearfield elected her full Republican county ticket,
ty may now be classed among the Republican eounties,
This coun-
The victory in the county can be considered a great one. The party labor.
ed cnder many adverse circumstances and had much to contend with. There
was a bolt of Democrats from the national ticket and this was a source of much
harm to the county ticket. The party was hindered in the work by the lack
of sufficient funds, while on the other hand the Republicans had money to
burn, so to say, and they used it to good effect as the result shows,
On Commissioner it was not definitely known what members would com-
prise the board until Wednesday evening. The vote was so close and the cut
ting being done in so many districts that the result could not be announced
with any certainty. Philip Meyer Is the defeated Democratic candidate and
the Republicans elected both Riddle and Fisher, an event that hasjoceurred ou-
ly twice in years. The board will be composed of Fisher, Riddle and Heck.
man.
Of the nine candidates for
nominated by Tammany four
are beaten by sound-money men.
{ The result in New England
Massachusetts
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avalanche.
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| Maine and ( onnecticut owed with
| 50 (X00 each
Vermont
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New Hampshire do
nal majority giver
IT Years ago
for
McKinley.
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McKinley an
six, Republican
d elects five, and
ngressmen
Clevelan
| has been carried by )
by a plurality of ove
y for Harrison
1 Alabams the
Arkansas goes for
In
Bryan bs
Mississippi the Reg
ridge has been
Der
EYE
nocrats and
the nth district
West Virginia hs
by from 1
in got
oN) to 15.060),
McKinley ti
He enor
f 75,000, Hamilton
15,000 plurality
Canton man, McKinley carried
his own voting ward, which, in 1
| was more than 700 Democratic.
| Indiana gave a plurality of 50,000 for
{ McKinley.
Colorado was carried by Bryan by a
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{ heavy majority. Senator Teller
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is
sure of re-elect 100.
Idaho chose electors and
bryan a
: 3 $1 2
| Democratic Legislature which will
| elect the successor to Senator Dubois,
The Republicans made a clean sweep
in Towa, carrying the state for MeKin-
ley by nearly 100,000 and electing all
of the eleven Congressmen,
John Altgeld has been wiped out
Illinois. Tanner (Rep.)
ner somewhat,
of about 53,000.
which is heavily Republican,
choose a successor to Senator Palmer.
is estimated at not less than
Pingree, ( Rep.) for Governor ran slight-
ly ahead of McKinley in the cities. A
solid Republican Congress delegation
was elected in Michigan,
Wisconsin rolled up a plurality of
100,000 for McKinley. The Legislature
is heavily Republican and will elect a
Republican successor to Benator Vilas,
Dem.
Minnesota is overwhelmingly Re-
publican, the McKinley electors win-
ning by 5000 and probably carrying
the Governor and all the Congressmen
with them.
Nevada elects a Democratic Legisia-
ture, which will choose the successor
to Benntur Jone,
or to Benator Hansbrough.
McKinley earried Oregan by 5,000,
McKinley wins in South
| 8,000,
islature Insuring the elect
{ publican to succeed Senator Kyle
Texas ix claimed for bryan by
(MN)
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Pennsylvanian
The stat
© gave
LECTORAL YOTE,
The followi
toral v
(les rece
candidates
Maine,
Maryland,
Massachuselis
Michigan,
Minnesota,
New Hampshire,
New Jersey,
New York,
Ohio, .
Pennsylvania,
Rhode Island,
Vermont,
Wisconsin,
Alabama,
Arkansas,
Colorado,
Florida,
Gieorgia,
Idaho,
Louisiana,
Mississippi,
Montana,
Nevada,
North Carolina,
South Carolina,
Texas, .
Utah,
Virginia, .
Washington,
Wyoming,
Kansas,
Missouri, .
North Dakota, .
DOUBTFUL.
Kentueky, : .
West Virginia, -
Tennessee, . .
South Dakota,
Oregon, .
Nebraska,
Indiana,
Delaware,
California, -
AAS As
Religious Services,
Rev. F. F. Christine will preach in
the Presbyterian church at Spring
Mills, next Sunday at 10.830 a. m. and
at Centre Hall at 2.30 p. m,
- Wanted — Potatoes, corn and pork,
in exchange for harness, wheels, hard-
ware or repairing. :
W. W. Boos, Centre Hall,
M'KINLEY'S ELECTION NOT
TAIN AT A LATE HOUR
The Late Retarns Do not Place
inthe White House, Republican
Demonstrations Cat Short
pangler
Won
Curtin,
Pa
elsdor
hofield,
Foster,
Miller,
rons
Kline,
Weaver,
Rickard,
Rumberger,
Fisher, .
Harper,
tiddle,
Fisher,
Heckman,
Meyer,
Fink,
Wagner,
Hess,
Keister,
Cleaver,
Wetzel,
Locke,
Lavin, . -
CRouUP.
HOW TO PREVENT
Some Reading that Will Prove Interesting
to Young Mothers «How to Gaard
Against the Disease,
Croup is a terror to young mothers
and to post them concerning the cause,
first symptoms and treatment is the
object of this item. The origin of
croup is a common cold. Children
who are subject to it take cold very
easily and croup is almost sure to fol
low. The first symptom is hoarseness:
this is soon followed by a peculiar
rough cough, which is easily recognis-
ed and will never be forgotten by one
who has beard it. The time to act i»
when the child first becomes hoarse,
If Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
freely given all tendency to croup will
soon disappear. Even after the croupy
cough has developed it will prevent
the attack. There is no danger in giv-
ing this remedy for it contains noth-
ing injurious. For sale by Wm. Peal-
er, Spring Mills, 8. M, Swartz,
sie, and R. E. Bartholomew,
LINDEN TALL,
Brevey Batoh of from Our
WH,
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COBURN
Well Atte
Good Vote Out for Brya:
ded Tuesdas
wption of a few
Reuben Boyver's Pring wagon was
| perched high upon a tie pile on Sun-
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day morni
of going
on a rampage on hallow e’en night: he
| tore his chain and made his way into
his master's garden and munched his
| cabbage in great shape; after doing a
{ lot of other mischief he quietly made
| his way to the hotel porch, and re-
{mained there till morning. When
| Luther stirred about on Sunday morn-
ing he was serprised to see bruin in
| his new quarters; he forthwith went
| over to him avd captured his bearship
{and again put him in durance vile.
The only wonder is that the bear did
not make his escape to the woods,
The election on Tuesday was well at-
tended, nearly all the voters having
come out to assert their rights at the
polls. Two hundred and thirty-eight
voles were cast in Penn township; two
hundred aud five were cast for Bryan
and twenty-four for MecKinley—al-
most 16 to 1.
asa MM A
One Way 10 be Mappy.
Is to attend to the comfort of your
family. Should one catch a slight
cold or cough, call on R. E. Bartholo.
mew, Centre Hall, and G. H. Long,
Spring Mills, and get a trial bottle of
Otto's Cure, the great German Rem
dy free. We give it away to prove
that we have a sure cure for
Cruisewite's bear thought
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