THE CENTRE REPORTER FRED KURTZ, Editor TERMS. Ono year, §1.50, when paid in advance. Those in arrears subject to previous terms, $2.00 per year. ADVERTISEMENTS. 20 cents per line for three insertions, and 5 cen per line for each subse quent insei tion, Other rates made made known on application. CENTRE HALL, PA., THURS. Nov. 2 FOR BTATE TREASORER, WILLIAM T. CREASY ............Columbia County. SUPREME COURT JUDGE, MESTREZAT....coneievnes we. Fayette County. SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE, CHARLES J, REILLY Lycoming County. DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET, —— SHERIFF, CYRUS BRUNGART.........coonsnsmsnnrersene. Mill helm TREASURER, WM. T. SPEER ......ccoivniniinrnnmsnnnnnsnn Bellefonte. REGISTER, A. G. ARCHEY ...ccoi ris cersnsssernansns Ferguson Twp RECORDER, HARPER........c.cocivenvnrsarnmssnenn Bellefonte COMMISSIONER, DANIEL HECKMAN.....cccmenn Renner Twp PHILIP H. MEYER... ........ccovrrrsunenn. Haris Twp AUDITOR, JOHN H. BECK....cov. chasis seas Walker Twp W. H. TIBBENS College Twp 8 L J.C. CORONER, Dr. W. U. IRWIN... cco irircsnsnmn Huston Twp | Democrats, don’t trade (your ticket. AB i The Gazette, last week declares Jake | Herman ‘“windy-cated.” After | election Jacob will find himself eradi- | cated, ssn fn A It's all up with Herman ; he is try-| ing tostraddle the Quay and anti-Quay | boats, a feat that never fails to tumble | one under. A fp — ——— AA LU RO RAN AAP Davy Ruhl, the popular Spring Mills landlord, was the real choice of the Republican voters for sherifl, and the most deserving in that party. But twisters and shufflers at the county seat put Mr. Ruhl overboard in favor of the pliable Jacob Herman, Mr. Ruhl and his friends were ignomin- ously snubbed. In the nomination of | Cyrus Brungart, on the other hand, | the sentiment of the people was re- spected. ein — Farmers are now discussing the prie- | es asked for barbed wire. The fact | is brought out that the wire for which | they paid $1.75 per 100 pounds one | year ago, now costs them $4.50. This is prosperity with a string to it, espec- ially in view of the fact that wheat is | lower than last year and prices gene- | rally for farm products at a discourag- ing point. The bottom has not dropped out of taxes, either. Adams, for being connected with | swindling companies, was compelled | to resign from the Republican ticket | for superior judge. Now there are still two more fellows that should be hauled off, namly : Bar- pett, for hiding behind rice dykes when battles were going on, now the candidate for state treasurer. And, Jake Harmon, for bawling out, “Dan Hastings might go to H'"-—alifax or —————————— —" What reason could there be for any for A. Gi. Archey for Register? He never held a county of- fice ; he is one of Ferguson township's most respected and useful citizebs ; he work as such ; he is of genial disposi- tion and an all-around kind man in his neighborhood, ready, with a help- er needed. Give A. GG. Archey a Brungart is strong in all the districts | on this side, and we hear encouraging | reports from the other side. next Tuesday, Nov. 7. i —_— “Jolly Jake,” despairing of being elected sheriff, think~ of next running for librarian of one of the Bellefonte | Sunday schools. He'll do first rate. etd imei We have information direct from | most districts in the county, and all points to a Democratic victory. Get | out the vote. Election next Tuesday, | Nov. 7. Election | Against his competitor, Mr. Btrohm, | Draw- Archey is ers must admit that A. G. the proper man to vote for, Election, isp alfiiell . “Jolly Jake Herman'' was stricken by an amusing mental and optieal illu- sion when the State College primaries closed and the machine came out ahead cif — If you endorse the work of the Dem- ocratic commissioners of the past years | in wiping out a debt of $40,000, then show it by voting for Heckman and Meyers, next Tuesday, 7. etm e— — One of the commissioners —which one, that's a riddle—when nearing some dogs, made the remark, Guess them bow-wows 'll all bark at me on! account o’ that blamed dog-tax. il Barnpett's regiment, all but a few, | refused to sign a paper exonerating | him from the charge of cowardice dur- | ing battles about Manila, and the sol diers wont vote for him, they will vote | for Creasy. | eemibseeicfoneif atiomma—— What doth it profit a farmer if all | the iron furnaces and ore mines in| christendom are in operation and he gels only 60 cents for his wheat and has to pay an advanced price for every implement he uses ? cp an The three Spanish cruisers sunk by | Dewey's squadron in Manila bay and i raised by the skill of Naval Construet-| or Hobson, are almost ready to be for- mally initiated into membership in the United States navy. rs AA “Jolly Joe’! Herman can’t be very popular up in College township, for even “farmer” John Hamilton has not orated a peep in Herman's behalf— yet “farmer” John was as full of elo- quence as a balloon is of gas when Abe Miller was a candidate for sheriff. The Central Passenger Association has decided upon a uniform charge of 6 per cent, of the price of a passenger ticket for the checking of a bicycle. Every wheel, no matter how great or short the distance is to be transported, will be treated as 50 pounds of excess baggage. ly Never was there placed in nomina- tion a nobler, truer and more deserv- ing man than Willism T. Speer, a toiler all his life, intelligent and a per- fect gentleman in every sense of the word. Election next Tuesday, Nov. 7, when a vote for Mr. Speer, for Treas- urer, will be a noble act, ————————— All farmers will observe a great hub- bub now being made by McKinley or- gans over a coming of prosperity. Yes, but not for the farmer at all, but at his expense, to fatten the Trusts, What was sacredly promised the farmer is being poured in the greedy lap of the Trusts, hence the organs rejoice that the needy farmer was fooled. Under Machine management Penn- sylvania has not $100,000 left to pre- serve the forests of the State. But un» der honest economical management, including the reduction of extravagant salaries and the abolition of sinecures, there would be enough money to serve the forests as well as to office and his (brain reeled with vis ions that the angel of success was at the top ealling unto him, Come on up, Jacob. Jacob, in his wild delight, then was said to have roared, “To h county that all the Johnoyeakes were piled on the Hastings table, and now would only be too glad if Dan would band him one thick with I'm jolly Jake Harman, And you must see I'm out for sheriff to be. If I dont get there, Then I'll swear be got, Me editor's a poor wing shot. When College went Quay, In a craze I did say, I'd make a hot chase, An' Dan Hastings might go To H—averdegrace. Chances now look blue, My road is hard, Anu’ far ahead I see, A very fast nag, Cyrus Brungard. Ho if I don't get there Be I saint or barbarian, I'll next run for 8. 8. librarian, A hot Johnuyeake, Jacob is longing to have, From Uncle Dan's bake, 'lassey, alin ssm— WHERE DUTY LIEN. Both Heckman and Meyer, nomi | pees for Commissioner, are gentlemen | of pure records. Mr. Heckman, dur- | ing bis service in the office, has en- | deared himself to the taxpayers by set- | ting himself against schemes and jobs, | and having his eye upon the import. | ant matter of keeping down the taxes | of property owners and farmers. What more and better could you ask ? when you have a man who fearlessly does his duty, stand by him-<hold up his hands. It was by having such Demo- crats in the commissioners’ office, that Centre county's ugly old debt of forty- thousand dollars was wiped out, big interest stopped and the county tax reduced ! Philip H. Meyer's private life and record have the ring of honesty, puri- ty and uprightoess throughout ; a life- long farmer, a tax-payer, he is inter ested in having good house-keeper in our county affairs, and he promises he'll do it—<his word is good as any man’s bond, When you have men of the stamp of Heckman and Meyer it should be a plessure, as it is a duty, for all honest men to cast their votes for them-—and they will, Election next Tuesday, Nov, 7, Bince Barnett will not take his name off the machine ticket, for the proved cowardice be displayed when his regi- ment was in battle, the patriotic voter can scratch it off on Tuesday and put an X at Creasy's name. Let every Democrat and anti-ma- chine Republican be at the polls on Tuesday and vote for Creasy and Re- rm. 1 is the high duty of ll g BOOMERANG BARNETT Those Who Know Him Best Like Him Least. NOT WANTED NEAR HOME, Republican County Chairmen in His Sec- tion of the State Ask That He Be Kept Away. If James Distance E. Barnett, Jimmy,” called owing to the danger, has nothing better military record to commend candidate for state & sorry plight. are of the kind lends enchantment bad his standing the Tenth regiment that kept parading mostly ern part of the {ender has been not in counties bers of his r fy the pgainst him Instead colonel than treasurer, His in 10 which the view,” 18 has the he aver for led that state, Barnett's where the mem- live would intensi- feeling that they haye presence egiment SLrong I of dashing by about him, him of cow- hat he was ice found seeking safety ' ! vhen he and tha n depicted men who know dozens of his face and declare t 0 the front irate elforis made dior ave ended of (ger in He Was 1 nmand t of nor on coun he thar f BOM State Tenth reg- sburg Mt. We don't stump in our ington county's “He Uniontown cther towns Reeder the Mi. 10 ily damage told Reeder that the bays generally” in cinity priv sition to Barnett. Ma them cused him of an overfondness for rice 4 far in fellow members of engagements with the Filipinos argned that if he had been like Colonel “Tenth Green By ¢ Of dyke profes tion. tha boys whenever leadership, of “the for leading ost needed complain less game’ that they great epelibinders “KEEP BARNETT AWAY FROM U8." The Westmoreland chairman men- tioned to Reeder that the big fudge- ship fight in his county intensified the campaign feeling, and joecal Republican disaster might result from bringing Barnett there. County Chairman the state organization: “Nearly every spot whare you find a Tenth regfrusl their neighbors against him, but are working against his election.” Fay- ette, like Armstrong and Westmore- land, has a hot judgeship contest, and Chairman Crow, like his, Westmore- land neighbor, thought the local scalea might turn in favor of the Republicans ff the Barnett red rag should not be shaken at the bull. A canvass of the towns mentioned, as well as of other places, proves that the unpopularity of Barnett among the Tenth regiment soldiers cannot be suc- cessfully denied by the Quay mana gers. A host of reputable witnesses, professional and business men, would drise against them if necessary. It is supposed that about two-thirds of the regiment are Republicans, and it is as- serted by many of these in the differ- ent counties referred to that a large majority of the Republican soldiers will vote against Barnett, Philadelphia Record correspondents have interviewed a large number of these anti-Barnett Republican mem- bers of the Tenth, and have obtained permission to use some of the names in connection with their stories covering different sorts of accusations against their leutenant colonel, It is alleged that moat of the soldiers in the Bar. nett apelibinding hippodrome were never In a position to testify from per: ponal knowledge what Barnett did, or failed to do, at the firing line. Cor tain spelibinders who could so testify, and were among Barnett's opponents, have changed under pressure. Future preferment under Quay machine rule res in some stories, anu owner sols d are Snantiohed to whom ihe oftar and expenses Boing was made in vain, Men of the Tenth Refuse to Cer= tify For Him, iss anasanmi——. §. Republican State Committee Falls in Its | Effort to Suppress ‘Cold | Foot” Truths. | aa Pittsburg, Oct. 24.—*1 have nothing | to say In reply to the charges the Phil- | Record makes against me, | They have been made before, They | are not worthy of attention” said Iieutenant Colonel James E. Barnett, the Republican candidate for state treasurer, at Indiana tonight, In an interview he pretended to take no cognizance of the story, But at Washington it was different, BARNETT ASKS VINDICATION. he did not care he telegraphed Cundall and an- Denny, Com- Was ington, his Under pretense that the exposure, Harry H, stationed pany at This was dona directed by Mr. Barnett, HE I8 SAD OF HEART. Immediately upon receipt of Colonel Barnett's telegram the few friends he has in the regiment tnere began work. The petition was prepared in the office of well known four copies being made. They immediately placed in the hands of Larnett's friends, who were started on the hunt for They rep tonight, when word was sent to Barnett. He is sad at heart, Out of the 60 or more members of the company here less than one tenth of number have signed the state- ments. The pr opposition of the boys surprising It they had their Bl- have : bad to « this by th Hepublican managers ONLY FOUR MEN T iAr AS ar attorney, a were signers ried pidier was the first ong going on record rior offi and n ced ) TTPH LD HIM ad, only The 1 il8 re- s (ole { a dozen Can laine sinad fy éven- anything this § i i horses, 4 cows, 7 besd youn ealtle, reaper, MOWEr, Wagons, corn planter, arness, and oth- NOVEMBER 10-P. A. Leister, spring wagon, lnomber sleds, farm implements, carriage, harness, ete. Also two tracts of well Umbered monpiain land near Potters Mills, coutainiug 68 and #0 scres respectively. A dwelliug house, stable and outbuildings. sod 4 acres of land st Potters Mills, Saleal ] o'clock We. Goheen, Aue't, NOVEMBER J8.~At ‘he Inte residence of Daniel gy. spring wagon, sleigh, harness, plow, har. row, corn sheller, forks, rakes, bed room suit, sofa, tables, chairs, stoves, cupboard, copper and iron kettles, tubs, ete Bale at 1 o'clock W. A, Bandoe, Auc't, "AZ mer IN PARTITION: — To the heirs and legal representatives of John Barges, Inte of Boggs township, doceased: Bam- el Be gar, a brother, Roland, Centre county, Pa. times nn brother, Roland, Centre cour 0, Pa; Goostans Barger. 8 brother, Roland county, Pa. The ehildren of Catharine Cowlhirr, deceased, ae follows: Newton Cowher havi for his Committees Nuthanlel Blerly. res ding Milesburg. Pa ; William Barger, who has ied and left 1o rurvive him a widow, Eli za B er, residing at Altoons, Blair county, Pa snd six children as follows: George Barger, © hatter, Clearfield county, Pa ; Conslans Barger Alton, Blair county. Pa; Nancy Barser, Alton na, Blair county, Va : Martha Barger, Altoona Hialr county. Ps ; James Barger, Altoona, Blair t ohnty, Pa ; Bamuel Barger. Altoona, Blair coun iy. Pa Take notice that in pursuance arger Cente of an order of Qoumty FP onosy vanis, a writ in partition has heen Is iurt his hut } ¥ it 06 ng which knew to be the gael ven is of Barnett in have reulation, as larnett's cause in- who an good by Fy On record in a have faim would political use RECEPTION Bar was not home Elkin, hard to on ned #11 n sived at the John P fed neral sfintrat ple know Barnett from the v8 of the counties were with him in the Philippines None of the 14 members of his “flag” would discuss “The and none w specific i in adioining parts charges of the mada ng his the hattle of Guig 10 god to have eronched § allege Record” eoncert ions at al whind a rice dyke and pointed the way to Company 1. of Greensburg, to the firing line, Governor Sto in a speech at Will- fam’s Grove IR0R, said: "I am a candidate for governor. It is my firm purpose if slocted to disappoint my and diecharge my duty faith- to the people of Pennsylvania” in fuly ed his eritics. On the other hand he hae proved what they claimed, that he f@ owned down to his undershirt by Quay. He bas not discharged his du- tica faithfully to the pec lo, but on the other hand he has made the most odi- ous, unpoptlar and lawless governor the state has ever known. He only ually of our governors in one thing— the loyalty of a dog to his master, Whooping Cough, Asthma, Bronchitis and Incipient Consumption, is i Bold by J. F. Smith, Centre Halil ; F. E, Wi Linden H 11; 6. H. Long, Spring Milis, COURT PROCLAMATION — Whereas Hom. Johu G6. Love, President Ju Court of Common Pleas of thedSth, J wiet, consisting of the count! ng issged his prece the 38th day of October 1809, bo holdiog a Court of Common Pleas and ¢ Conti Beltey ag aren eon Peace In Bellefonte, for the Soniuty of of the G00000000000000000000000C00000000000000000000000000000000060000006060 2000000000000000 sees00ee 159% of bie on Monday: the 20th dav of November, and that an inquest he held for the purpose making partition of the real estate of seid dece dent on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15TH 1809, At Go'elock a. m at the Inte residence of the de ceased at which time and place you can be present if you see proper All that ceriain plece of land situate in Township, Centre County ed aud described as fo post, thence by ian iz for ick Anti north 56 Boggs Pennsvivanis, bound ows: Beginning st erly owned by jFreder degrees wWesl e—— perches Joseph Neff Ww Bald Creek, ithepor by said Creek by the severs] courses thervof to 8 linn tree, thenes by land of Johe Hols claim to the place of beginning, oor taining forty-three and one.-ha'fl seres, nel mes lure W. M. CRONISTER Sheriffs Office, Kherift Bellefonte, Pa., Nov. 1, 1898 = LEON HEIRR Pennsylvania, Centre County aa; I Geerge W. RB of the Orphan's Court of of Centre, do that st an Orphan's id at Bellefonte R%. before the Honor art. on motien 8 rule re and loge] represents 1ooeasnd 10 come tiny of November opt 81 the estate of said decensed * police tO be given wa the ih Bext I have hereunto set my of sald Court al Beli rast. A DD 1895 W. KUMBERGER. CO. C. M. CRONISTER Eheris LETTERS TESTA x of James G. Evans smeed, having bes XECUTOR’S NOTICE mentary on the « h sie of Grogs towtship 3 granted (0 the uodersiguned to sald estate are requested parent, and those having hes for settiement I. KRYDER EVANE, J WELLE EVANRE JOHN M. EVANS DANIEL M. WOLF, Executor make immedisie Our » 2 =; QS Q ~ «OF... Overcoats, Reefers, torm Coats For Men, Boys and Children, We never have shown such an assortment of FANCY STIFF BOSOM SHIRTS. . ssn | misc We are fully prepared for all emergencies in all Departments. » Si ——— Do not forget the Ladies’ Department. 0500000500000 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 i Montgomery & Co., PENNSYLVANIA D An * Erie R. R. Divisio and Northern Central Railway, Time Table, in effect May 21 155%, 7.828 m.~Train 20. Wek days for Bunbury Harrisburg, seriving at Philadeiphia, 11.455, m. Kew vork 208 p, m., Baltir ore 1156 p, m., Wash- ingion 100 p, mn, Parlor car and Ppusmetiger Couch ww Philsdeiphia, $21 a. m~Train 50 Daily for Bunbury ind inter mediate stations, Week days for Scr ston. Ha zieton, audPotsville. Philadelphia sew York, Baltimore, Washinglon. Through § usenger couches Wo Philadelphia, 1.35 m.~Train ». Weekdays for Bunbury Wilkestarre, Scranton, Hazleton, Pottsville, Har. risburg and intermediate stations arriving at Philadelphia at 6.22 p m., New York 9.50 p. m. s Washington st 716 p. m Parlor car through Ww Pl lladelphis, and Pl senger conches to Phlladeiphis, Baltimore and Washington, 501 p. m~Train 32 V eckdays for Wilkes barre. Beranton, Hadletop, Pousville, and daily for Harrisburg and intern sists points, arriving atPhivdelphie 1020 sm. New York 8/2 6. m Baltimore 9.46 p. wo ‘sak nglon 0565p. m. Pes sengor coaches to Philadelptir and Baltimore, Bilp m.~Traln 6. Weekdays for sunburs Harrisburg and all intormediate stations, arriy- lug st Philadelphia, 4.35 a. mu. New York at 7.28 a m. Pullman sleeping cars from Harrisburg to Philadeiphia and New York Philadelphia PREscngers can remain in sleeper undisturbed anti 7.80 a.m 204 8. m~Train 4. (Dally. Vor Barris- burg and poluts east and south, srrivisg it Phllsdelphin st 6.528, mu. New York, 9.3% sm , Baltimore, 6.25 &. Follmap sleeping Washington, sud mm, Wastiington, 7.45, & 1m. Fhilsdelpbia sno WESTWARD, m,~ Train sigus, Kochestler, For Erie, Can- Mic, Nisgara Falls, and 4 Wilh passenger coschos WW Rochester. Week days for DuBols, sud Piusburg On *undays only Pullman sleepers 10 Boots r ad Erie Flak Ere snd Bellefoute, ————— C—O 008s ma. ~Tra De For laxk Haven ANG nlermedisle sintions. spd Kduye for Kane, Ty pig, Plltsburg, FaLions biagars Kane and Kocrs fester & Quays § iat sal Daily for Lock Haven, ermediate stations or Renovo, ! EAST ARD SOUTH. 21 leaves New York 12. > 55 a night, Ww Philsdels Harrisburg £ Woek- am bs 4 Washing ram, Wi lkesbarre ! Montandon niiade phiie ¢ oaches from Phils- Lingl ® Hkestarre § Gon mt 60 pm i SRger oORChies 3 Train 21 eaves New York d i weekdnys, Ie ui 81 Montag LEWISBURG AND TYRONE RAILROAD. : Week days, Eastward Wostward Ww M AM ETATIONG b #0 Moslendon 5 Lewisburg 4% Biebl 6 47 Vicksburg » 50 Miflinburg GiMiibsont 7 13 Glen lron 7 40 Paddy Mounta's ¥ boiCobury 17 37 Zerby Ii Penn pana 1 3 Cave in Centre Hall 3 ddilsTog 3iLinden Hall 8510ak Ha 1 3% Lemont id Dale Summit 521 Pleasant Gay Azxemann i #00 Bellefonte : PR TE. 5 oh - a EEE ETRE» eo 4 “oe MORI RO MONI AON 00 te ae Additional trains cave Lewisburg for Montan- jonst 5.50 a m, J8 a. m., 5465 a m, 1.15 | 5.50 and 5.00 p. m. returning leave Montandon { for Lewisburg at 7.55. 8.30 a. m. 1005 &. m. 5.05, 608 pm, and 5 15 pm. On Bandays trains leave Montandon i004 m. and 5.02 p. m., returning leave Lewis bug #30a m. 1006 am. and 5.00 p.m, J.B HUTCHINSON, J. KR. HOOD General Manager Sen"! Peper Agt BELEN INTE CENTRAL RAILROAD, To take effect Mav 25, 1906 EASTWARD 12g) ® % AN 1108 4 8.2% and WESTWARD STATIONS, BEE EE rs. 6 x { 10 B74 olin 4214 ' 44110 4704 bo{10 554 8 4110 56:4 ole ule Ong & 205 08 2405 ™ LAoleville Morris... Whitmer ..... Hunters. 6 1612 588 8 ber 49's 31] $68 28 2418 24 287K 20 2358 18 Brialy. vw Waddie ... Bootia Crossing. 2268 07 SArumrine...o.. 228 04 usr Buble... S581 22802.... weed BRE. - {1 2815 OR 5 3012 20's op Biante College... 47 306]11 80 5 10 Morning trains from Montandon, Williamsport Lock Haven and Tyrone onnect with train No. 7 for State College. A flernocn trains from Mon. tandon, Lewisburg and Tyrone connect with Train No. 11 for Biate Oollege. Trains from State College connect with Penna. BR. K. trains at Belicfoute #Dmily except Sunday. F.H. THOMAS, Supt CENTRAL RAILROAD OF PENNSYLVANIA, Condensed Time Read Down. | No.1 No 5 No 3 May 18, 1806. &, m p.m. p.m Lv, Ar. 2047 80.18 45 .BELLEFNTE.. 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