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Sept. 27.
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL TICKET,
PRESIDENT ©
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN.....cco.. Nebraska.
VICE PRESIDENT
STEVENSON. Lilinoils,
ADLAI E,
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET,
FOR AUDITOR GENERAL,
P. GRAY MEEK
FOR CONGRESSMAN-AT-LARGE,
N.M. EDWARDS. .....c..c.coonm Williamsport
HARRY E, GRIMM. «Doylestown
YOR CONGRESS,
J. K. P. HALL ELK COUNTY.
Beilefonte
COUNTY TICKET,
FOR ASSEMBLY,
J. HH. WETZEL......... -
J. W. KEPLER
FOR JURY COMMISSIONER,
FREDERICK ROBB..
Bellefonte
Ferguson Twp
«Liberty Twp
A NOTABLE CONVERT.
One of the latest converts to Bryan
is Col. Thomas Wentworth Higginson
of Boston, Mass, who supported Me-
very independent politically.
Higginson was a brave soldier of the
rebellion, a leading and influential cit-
izen of his native state, and was a|
member of that famous literary coterie |
composed of Emerson, Longfellow,
Lowell, Oliver Wendall Holmes, and
other worthies who shed imperishable |
lustre on Boston and the entire bu-|
of such character and
espouses,
bs
What did Hastings when governor
do for you, Democrats, that you should
aid him in electing his men, Messrs
Allison anl Thompson to the legisla- |
ture? If you would have asked an ap-
pointment, clerkship, or any substan- |
tial favor, he would have told you,
*‘those snaps are for Republicans.”
Why then should any Democrat aid
in furthering Hasting's interests by
supporting his legislative candidates?
cin sc fA ———
NEW YORK,
The Democrats of New
nominated Hon. John B., Stanchfield,
the former law partner of ex-Senator
David B. Hill for Governor, with the
balance of the ticket selected so as to
make the ticket a strong one, and one
which will strongly unite all the ele
ments opposed to Platt and the Repub-
lican state administration. That it is
& ticket acceptable to the independents
is evidenced by the support it is receiv-
ing from that source. The New York
Times, an independent Republican pa-
per, and which supports McKinley,
comes out for Btanchfield and the
Democratic state ticket in an editorial
from which we quote the following:
“We see no reason why Mr. Staoch-
field should not poll the entire Demo-
eratic vote of the state of New York.
We do not see why he should not poll
the entire independent anti-boss vole.
The party vote, and the independent
vote would elect him, and the Times
believes he ought to be elected.”
York have
I — A—— >
Democrats, don’t let yourselves be
fooled into promising to vote for Mr,
Allison because ‘“‘he's such a nice
man.” That's all right, but how can
you expect to keep up a Democratic or-
ganization by voting for Republicans
simply ‘because they're so nice.”
Ianc—— A A —————
JONES FOR BRYAN,
Mayor 8. W. Jones, of Toledo, Ohio,
a former Republican, who ran as an in-
dependent candidate for Governor of
Ohio last year and succeeded in polling
more than 100,000 votes, has written a
long letter giving his reasons for sup-
porting Mr, Bryan in this campaign,
Mayor Jones has a large following in
northern Ohio, the stronghold of Re-
publicanism in that state, and the
home of Hanna and McKinley, and
his conversion to Bryan and Sjeven-
son has encouraged the Democrats to
such an extent that they feel confident
of carrying Ohio for Bryan, and the
Republicans admit that the state has
become fairly doubtful,
J. W. KEPLER,
W. J. Kepler, of Ferguson township,
Democratic candidate for assembly,
spent a few days at the Granger's great
pienic and exhibition last week. Mr.
Kepler is worthy the support of every
Democrat in the county. He is a
young man full of push and energy
and capable in every respect to fill the
position he is aspiring to in a credita-
ble manver. Mr. Kepler secured the
~ momination in a fair, honorable way,
and it is the duty of every Democrat
ANTI TRUST LEAGUE FOR BRYAN,
The National Executive Committee |
of the Anti-Trust League at a meeting |
held in Chicago a few days ago endors- |
ed Bryan and Stevenson, and pledged |
the active support of the League to |
the Democratic candidates. We quote
below the substance of the
sued to the people of the United State
“It is deplorably evident that
him to be distinctly hostile to
and all of the principles and
tions of the platform of tae American
Anti-Trust League.”
“It is notorious that his closest coun
sellor and manager is Senator Marcus
A. Hanna, the promoter of many and
the recognized political agent and rep-
of the nation.”
struments of trusts.
State is the special champion
friend of British Tory interests,
Secretary of the Treasury the
servient tool of the great bauks
the money monopoly of the world.
“The platform upon which he stands
is totally perveless in anti-trust
provision, and wholly eflect-
of
and
His
gub-
His Becretary
is
and
its
void of
iveness as to remedies suggested,
“Contrasting the of the
other great political party Will-
iam McKinley, convinced that
William Jennings the
compromising foe of the great monop-
oly. His courage is recognize d
ing unsurpassed, and we
his resolve to liberate
the
cannot be shaken,
“In view of these
can Anti-Trust League does hereby in-
dorse the candidacy of William Je
{ nings Bryan for President and
E. Stevenson for Vice President
| pledge them the loyal and active
{ port of the League."
| The American Anti-Trust
| has a strong organization,
| over every the U
this endorsement will add strength
the Democratic ticket. The
| especially strong middie
nominee
with
we are
Bryan is un-
as be-
that
American
believe
the
people from curse of monopoly
facts, the Ameri-
ti
and
BU p-
League
state in nion, and
League is
in the
where the
| will likely be determined, for
We need 1
{ ment upon the motive of
| ment of Bryan and Ste
west
land in New York,
contest
the oye
ot
side or the other. COM
this endorse-
venson, the res-
olutions speak for themselves.
it
Richard Croker has already
$50,000 that Bryan w vill be elected.
| has the utmost fiden
York will be for Bryan
that the msjority
river will be over 100 000,
—— —
TUSSEYVILLE,
Our teacher, Calvin Spicher, hs
school on Thursday last,
he and his
picnic.
wagered
He
New
and promises
the Harlem
con that
bel Ww
d no
§
in order Lon
pupils might attend
The potato crop in this ps
the
art of the
township
Years,
Lloyd Kerlin, formerl
but who now lives in
is poorest for mang
y of this place
Juniata county
and Ri
80 to visit relatives a short time.
kb
came over {o attend the picnie
The Colyer band contemplates hold-
ing an oyster festival some time in the
near future,
Rev. Rhoads will hold communion
services in the United Ev
church at this place on Sunday.
The Fleisher farms near
will be offered at public
next. Already an offer of
lars per acre has been made
and sixty-five for the other.
Mr. and Mrs, M. F. Rossman and C,
8. Fortney and family made a tiip to
Mifflin county Mouday, to visit Mr
Rossman’s brother Calvin,
at Biglervilla.
Our huckster W. F. Rockey,
barn and other buildings burned
June, has rebuilt his barn, repaired his
cold storage house, and has
pleted a large shed,
angelical
this place,
sale Saturday
HixXly
for
dol
one
who
w hie Wwe
Just
POTTERS MILLS,
Wm. McKinney and brother Clay-
ton and family, of Altoona,
are spend-
at this place,
Mr. and Mrs. Burkim, of Altoona,
are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
MeClenahan,
Wm. Decker and wife are visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clark,
Miss Zora Heckman, who attended
the picnic, and spent several days at
thie place with her sister, Mrs. Reish,
returned to her home at Bunbury Sat-
urday.
Miss Margaret Evans spent several
days with ber friend Gertrude Spang-
ler, at Centre Hall,
Wm. Allison and sons Frank and
Willie, of Spring Mills, spent Bunday
with his brother Edward; also Dr.
Alexander and wife, of Centre Hall,
Homer Decker, son of landlord Jas,
Decker, of Pine Grove Mills, was in
town Bunday on his wheel. In com-
ing through the mountain he broke
his wheel and had to walk home, a
diztance of fifteen miles.
The parties who had their cattle in
the Beven mountains during the sum-
mer brought them out Baturday. A
fine herd of about one hundred and
fifty.
John Auman wears a broad smile,
aod sars “it is a girl”
The Louis Crescent show gave a per-
formance here Thursday evening and
was very good; their [talian band ren-
to stand by the county convention.
dered fine music
| COBURN
Mrs, A. J. Campbell and her
| Miss Scholl, both of Shamokin, are so-
[Journing with friends at this place,
sister
cominenced business last week one day.
“0
cents per 100 pounds,
The potato market brisk.
Messrs. Hoy, of Millheim, shipped two
car loads last week, and PP. H., Btlover
shipped a car load Wednesday of
week,
A meeting has been
to all
{in Penn township,
i
seems
Fri-
volers
the
school house at this place to try and
{organize a Bry Club, - All loyal
Democrats will please take note of this
and come,
Gearhart will
i day for New Berlin,
the Synod of the Evangelical Luther-
an church, of Central Pennsylvania,
which convenes at that place on Wed-
nesday evening to continue over
day.
The
been called out t
called for
{day evening, Democratic
to assemble at
yan
leave on Wednes-
to be
lev,
present at
sun-
3. P.
o quell theriots in the
T. B. Ever-
member of the
Willinmsport,
His
on a rush order on Baturday,
12th Regiment N,
Anthracite conl
ett of this place,
company
aud he
pan
i but
regions,
is A
stationed at
is expecting a call. CO
y lef
! hie
Or some reason was not
notified.
Harvey Reiter and W,
left {
and w
at the 1
Burd, «
H
monday
SBnavely
r Lewisburg
stand
Ja
ill operate a refreshment
nion county fair, for mies
Neese, of near Penn
0g fhe
work for Levi
ig
ig his wife's sickness,
Al
paar nls,
rk was resumed on
nd it
Harter, of toona, is
sl weed i
COM pis
that the
Id went
- - -.
PENN HALL
John Hosterman 1
are the happiest
Vv,
each on
f.ot Cor
severe ata
Mrs, (
© =a
iO 3T 1% been
Ko
3
of Filmore
friends
Jae
where
Rn Cine
WOrgs
bitsog
Hak
the
Bit
a... where
wr, eit
i :
a1
siting at tl
ie
——
A. Rerr,
1 Democeatio
Hon. James
Nati
al campaig
seeret
ary oil
the Min congression.
nn commitiee,
i following proposition:
To bet £1.
(HN) even that he
or
go for Bryan;
he can name thirteen
that will go for McKinley, and $1
| to $4,000 that Bryan will carry the oth-
er nineteen states,
| thirteen states that will
1 $1,000 even that
a “
A Word to Mothers,
Mothers of children affected
croup or a severe cold need not
tate to administer
Cough Remedy.
Chamberlain's
It contains no opiate
por narcotic in any form and may
i given as confidently to the babe as to
an adult. The great success that
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proval
and praise iL has received |
throughout the United States and in
many foreign lands, For sale
H. Ross, Linden Hall: 8, M,
Tuasseyville; F. A. Carson,
Mille; J. F. Smith, Centre Hall.
|
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an order of the Orphan's Court
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Harris townsh Th
premises, one mf ' den Hal
SATURDAY I, 20, 1900
sek pom, all that mos tenement or
situated in Harris township (9
bounded and described as follows
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The form sin 8 good state cultivation
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