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pudiation av the
tion by-
Being Disconrteous
Practicing Discrimination
Being Extravagant,
The Commissioners of Cent
when they refused
ganization representing more tha
county, for an appropriation of $11
y
} > 1
And to heap insult
npon
this appeal was falsely placed up
missioners’ clerk. And this reply
to the Commissioners’
The
that they had made a mistake in ne
1
Commissioners ackn
County Pomona Grange through
A mistake, they acknowledged, fre
And t
which was quoted the law upon
granted, represented a 1
belie ed.
mouth ean be
The present board of
i
in the
ticing
re
real estate
Grange Park was made.
s art was especially
I
Grange Park, per acr
J.J. Arney,
Henry Stoner,
J
Grange, and
3 iia hartar
under a charter
provements
the improve
A
iO one el
valuation
3 3 3
YONsibie, and 1
TS 18 resj
No matter what explanation
or near by mouth of the
reiative t
County Commissioners
ease and the treble taxing in the
tempt has already been made, by
vol ve f
above, to de the
facts cited here are tri
The
any respect
10.
members otf
have for their own |
any one of the present boar
dates for re-electic nm.
management of County
good citizen to go
the farmers of their just rights,
Commissioner Bailey : * Take one
( pencil } ; we get lots of em.”
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But Mr. Bailey only had one term !
Well, by the look of the County Audi.
tors’ Statement, for 1904, his financiers
Ing is to ‘is discredit. Why shoud
he have a second term ?
EA — I...
Perhaps the protective tarifl is re-
sponsibie for the epidemic of graft that
Is raging all over the United States.
tective tariff is graft, and the spirit lo
bound to corrupt public morals,
A ———
The Democratic party in Mifflin
county did itself credit in placiag on
Ite ticket for county treasurer Charles
A. Buunkwiler, of Lewistown, and the
voters, no matter of what political
faith they are, who vote for him, will
never regret it. He is a man very
similiar to the clean, gentlemanly,
business man on the Democratic ticket
for the same office in Centre county,
They wre the type of meu who should
be viewved to office,
It has
al election.
re county ran t!
C An appea mn
i
n one thousan
i) to be nu i
ual
injury,
1
Was rece
wile {ord (1
Woanswerin
its representative,
#
he Commissioners, i1
*100)
YOu In
He He
Pik inl one
An a
referred
other, i Hahelieved. ¢
MIE OF
8100 appropriation
’ is i .
And the ¢ renerally,
the farmers ) rights, irrespective of
i
istency vote for the re election of
continne their dis.
and the extravagant
10 have robbed
In distributing court house supplies
(among the boys) Commissioner
Bailey got some of his goods located
away down in Snyder county. In
order to prove that he didn’t make
pencil giving a general affair, Commis-
sioner Bailey might present an item
ized statement of just how many pen-
| ells, eto, the Board of Commissioners
| purchased during the past two years
| and nie mouths. The Reporter pre
Sumes that no special account was
| kept of those given away, and there.
{fore it would be unkind to ask how
many high-priced lead pencils, ete .
were disposed of Io that way during
his term of office.
But
On the other band, what's the use of
worrying? At the rate Mr. Bailey
hustles, be coulda’t bankrupt Centre
county if he were to devote his whole
time, between now and the end of his
term, to giving away pencils, eto.
Among many Republicans and all
Democrats there is this feeling : A,
V. Miller has Lad enough of public
patronage.
rawr.
oe
ba
1
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|
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i
j hie
| Ev
! I nla { i y wv §
| piace Sunday evening,
on of the Penns Cre
Lutheran
de fica
:
angelionl chursh
Rev, A Hartman
Md.,
the pastor,
| ing preached by
i D. D., of Baltimore,
| dedicatory prayer by
=
und
| B. R. M. Rheeder, of Asronsht
Services incident to the
irg.
s WMHIOn be
ered
N. Bi
I
previous, the sermon
H. C
M
Hev
being deliv
I
J.
by Rev Bixler
J
iecypher,
WN
| Rev
| Rey
Rearick
¥.
sir, Rev,
Melloay.,
d Sunday morn
8. DL. D., of
ointments,
melio
| grove,
| Banday after:
| Hartman telly
The
{ Orrick,
new slructure
with ‘here are three
! dle partments torium
| Sunday-sch
fis
15 1
iN iNiS
15753-1884
M. L. Deit
(rerhart
M
zier RNG. | Ka)
H.
R
In honor of
Hev. E 1800.1901
Rev. B. Sheeder 1902
Mr. and Mrs
| Shook, by their children.
i Presented by Mr
Philip
and Mrs. H., E
| Duck.
| In honor of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Mus
| ser, by their children.
Presented by F. D. Hesterman
| Misa Haines, in
their parents, Mr. and
Haines
In hovor of Mr.
Horner, i
and
of
John
Busan memory
Mra
and Mrs
by Sarah Kreamer,
Bartges and 8. G. Burrell,
In memory of Mr. and Mm. 8. J.
Charles
R. B.
Commissionar Bailey : * Take one
{ pencil) ; wa get lots of "em. "'
i fA
Teddy, the BStrenuous, wants to
“ladyfy "' football sufficiently to en-
able Teddy, the Weakling, to partici.
pate without getting his shins hurt.
Foot ball at Harvard College Is too
strenuous for the offshoot of the Most
Htrenuous,
AI
ter's office have at the head of it a
Such a wan Is Harry J. Jackson,
has every qualification necessary to fii
the office of register, and the gift to
"know you when he sees you again.”
a ———— A MOAT INANO I
Ing hisoampaign through Gregg town
ship. Dr. White is a gentleman, every
inch of him | he is gentlemanly, not a
dude by any means.
story as that credited to Mr, Swartz ?
Hardly, There is another name for
£'® 4708 Who rewort to such foolishuews,
'
'
Henney, by their
brothers
grandsons,
Han
Io memory of Lydia Burrell,
In memory of furrell.
kK
ted by Her jie phews and nieces
Mr. Mrs. M. B
Hamuel
In memory of Carria
pres
Presented by and
Duck
Presented by Jonathan Harter,
Ly the carpenters,
and Z tle, E.
Pre wen Led
¢, Rol
Presented by
In memory
the Habbath-school
of Mr. and Mrs
Land Ivy W
ir. and Mrs,
3 i
J owe
dren
d
Mrs. R
& alive
Limit
smil in 1823.
nH was added
mrge, and first wor.
| Presbytlerisn mest
iistance north
is nurchn bul
wirchased by
formes, and abot
Whe re:
We, a gall rs
the ¢f
* summer of 19504
roet
due
#ilone
Cory mony
STATEMENT
Sabscription su wegquent to Dedi-
Oaiion Day
Subscription on Dedication Day,
1726
I'l parishioner of the Penns
3 is
Creek chur
Mrs. Rebecea Hen-
nick, who has a distinet rec lection of
Rev. Aubly, the
the congregation, It
will be noticed that the inscription on
the memorial window does not Rive
Rev. Aubly’s ctiristian name, but it is
Mrs, Hennick's recollection that his
name was *‘ Ludwig.” Mrs. Hennick
is eighty-seven years of age, and great.
ly enjoyed the =e: vices incident to the
dedication of the new church.
being catechized by
second pastor of
Harry M. Allison, a man superior in
every way to the Republican candi.
date for county treasurer, was turned
down at the Republican convention
through the smartness of Henry C,
Quigley, Esq. And with all this, Mr,
Swartz has the audacity to go into
Gregg township and claim the su p port
of the Republicans. Mr. Swartz se-
cured his nomination through a trick
performed by a Bellefonte lawyer, and
not through the cholee of the delegates
to the convention,
ue a———
The South Side candidate for audi.
tor, James W. Swabb, is especially well
qualified to fill the position of auditor.
He is fapid in figures, has good Judg-
ment, 0, kK, in every way. See that
the Houlh Side votes solid for Mr.
Hwabb.,
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John Rowe ought to have easy sail.
Republican county tioket ?
1905. ‘NO. 141
THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES.
All Clean, Honorable Men Asking the Support of the Vot-
ers in Centre County—Candidates Selected from Among
the Rank and File of the Party,
sl
] He people ol
: !
rithout reference to party lines should
ef
mselves in having a ticket En
nselves I Daving a ticket as clean. stro dq
in i I Apanie
by the I mocratic i
? Di 1. 0-
heir {re ‘ sok p
aeir suflrages a ticket of
Hor a
Migr a
y
i
thie
While it is tr
y the oeonle y t
ue
pre
id worthy men, they have never
$ : TL 114 thio “I 3
ol men than they hs
$¢ ¢
ens
resented a better line
i
{
: .. 2 '
vecause he has been
"mention thi that
seck
5 48 4 I'eason
served and should not
gr more :
iii
The
office of Deputy I, it is true has its responsibilities,
t and discharged. But the office
8 a very small monthly income, and from this by careful living Mr.
The fact that
has maintained himself, his mother and sister.
s the best guarantee that he will be
aithful with larger and more responsible duties.
There is one thing that should commend Mr. J
one in the county. Upon the death of his father some years ago, the
support of his mother and sister devolved upon him. Faithfully and
tenderly has he cared for and supported them, consuming for this pur.
pose his entire income and sacrificing home and family of his own that
they might be comfortable.
From all we know of Mr. Jackson in the past, his conduct,
promptness and faithfulness, we are assured that as register of the coun-
ty and clerk of the Orphan's Court he will be an honor to the party
and a credit to the county. .
JOHN C. ROWE, FOR RECORDER.
And here we are now with a candidate tried and true in the
person of John C. Rowe, who having served one term as Recorder was
as a matter of course entitled to and received at the hands of his party
a renomination. By this time everybody ought to know Mr. Rowe, at
least everybody who has had any business with the recorder or in his
office during the last three years,
If they have been there and seen or met Mr. Rowe they have
both seen and met a gentleman. It is conceded that in his intercourse
with people in both his official and private capacity Mr. Rowe has
always been the genial, kindly, considerate gentleman,
In the transaction of his duties he has been very careful, faith-
ful and prompt. In life and character he is pure and upright, and as
for his qualifications and fitness for the office we take no Pa In the
three years or nearly so that he has been recorder he has beyond ques-
tion demonstrated his absolute fitness for tho place. To do anythi
else than re-elect Mr. Rowe would be a disgrace to the people
the county.
JOHN I. DUNLAP AND C. A. WEAVER, FOR COMMISSIONERS
For the office of County Commissioner we have John L. Dun.
lap and Calvin A. Weaver. These men come direct from the ple.
They are both men who make their living by toil. Neither of them
t
yield
Jackson
he has been faith
t
i
+e
il in thi 300 3
mi In this office
ackson to every
Commissioner Balley: * Take one
( penell ) ; we get lots of "em,
A A GS —
have heretofore held office, except that Mr, Weaver was deputy sheriff
under Sheriff Condo. In this office he “+ ++] “imself entirely honest
and competent and in Lis i“ “course wii | . 1 ple he was polite and
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