msm ey ‘THE CENTRE REPORTER FHURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1907 Zettie-Royvr of Coburn, Royer, of the Methodist Wednesday "” : . Zeottle Hayes Zetlie, and Miss Rhoda A Mills, par onage, Were married ni Bellefonte, on afternoon of last week, by Rev, B. Stein, a lost mna——— Week World, fhrice-n Gao. he Thrice-n- will be mailed all Centre Reporter seribers for sixty-five cents, vance, ih will Ix tinued every expiration © gubseription new Unite { entre ervice and from tucky, in 158 called by many as landlord Hall and Pot be pained Le Courr now in daughte ner & Achin railroad, lf — rood Business Way to do 10 order 1 ‘} HOWATra s 3 hall ¢ if the to the greatest 3 Hall. rad entr oft for introductory purposes, ve ven half Pp He ifie cluire or Lhe rice is sold under a guarantee lo money will be refunded, If food does is gas or pain tongue not digeat well, #3 ut Me a0 if th omach, if thr the breath bac, if there is constipation and strainiv g, Dr. Howard's specific cura you, If it does not, you have druggist J. D, Murray's persousl guarantee to ref urn your money. It is very popular in N aud it is not upusual to after a meal at one of the large hotels or restourants, take sn dose of this gpecifie, knowing that it will prevent the uncomfortable feeling which quently follows a hearty meal, Dr. Howard's specific gives quick re lief and uakes permanent cures of constipation, dyspepsia and all liver troubles, Thess ore strong statemonts but Mr. Murray is giving his customers =» chance Lo prove thelr truth at just half the regular price-—-alxty doses for 25 cents, If they are not found true, all you have ty do is to ask for your money, is is coated and will ew York City see soDIeone fre. a Lost ~Ratwesn Centre Hall and Penns Cave one boy's kid glove, for left hand, light tan color, Finder will pleass call at my store or send it to me at Willard’'s Bazaar, Bellefonte, and greatly oblige D, 1, WILLARD, f i I} Mi Forced to Vote 2 fof Vicious Legislation by His Obli- gations to Machine. Grafters Under Indictment as Well as Those Still in Office Working Election ~Interesting De- for His Rumor of an Anti-Penrose fection, Correspondencs.) Harrisburg, Pa., Oct. as thorally better ti (0. Sheatxz, the candidate for Surer, to-day, ing his record in the Legis to support agooned (Special 2 «3. Posing nis party Republican an John mac! @ willie 3 stands convieted order an Dr baeration, voted Rg .~ po hee watz Under Obligations to the Ma- chine. $uy Br ceria (Late take a ally to ban wouldn't They vt BOTH make certain jeasming that the the important and went to Harrizbu; do .his duty and east ire.” Yet when % 114 fos or taken following eled an busines specially to ves 1 9c } against the tar 1} for t forced the The machin y managers to “throw «:onscience and serve, 1i10t his party, 1 wchine, absolute Soliy it is resisting the mn a«chine in a matte in which cupiditer has stirred the managers to an seute stage by a ms couldn't withstand it in a trifling affair like the Susquehanna bill? An o mpanization which Flopkins, Blake, Walters, of. the Ent srprise bank and others to sulclde, worried Norris, Hart wnd Haywoo § into premature graves and sent Li vesy into exile as a fuglive, is not 1flwely to abandon its mast cherished A ope because of fear off a man who ha dn’t the wit to keep his legislative » ecord right or the wisdom to remai 2 silent when his faults were reveal od. It would be us safe to hand the treasury over to Huston or Banderses 1. to it to talk v 1 who canal grove Clark If 8hentz had the coum '£¢ and con- scence which is claime 1 for him, moreover, he wouldn't ha ve the sup- port of the eloment whi ° Is doing most for his success. Pweg TY One of the indicted conspirators fa Working Centre Ropnr ter ¥1.00 & vos, Mr. Bheatz. nyder, ipitol and ¢ Huston, Payne, Cassell grafters are moving arth in his interest. If wus to prosecute them why urgent for his election? likely that they would y¢ sent to the penitent! 18 rather than by Thelr partisanship at form. n the grafters in all the other ents taxing their ener- ind taking chances punish- promote the Take the caso chief clerk of the State [lepartment, f« suspicion and restored to ossible to retain service. He is one organized “a bt : i the Hig in four Year: 18] pre- ary by Demo- hardly are of in order Sheatz to cleo of Neal, 2 is him ireau hway three or 1 nee information : 1a pre} nar Depart Anti-Penrose Defection but own Pen Sheatz his elected hened becaus th of lep onits, will The defeat other hand, will of these po it will imply rose all the fico, appointments be emplo influences condemnation aenrose's policies and management iaturally a good many of Penroses enemies in the party look with fav. or upon a proposition to adopt this of effacing Penrose, There is no doubt the tion of S8heatz will make Penrose Ever since the death TOES y easy way leo n of $n hat vincible rose have been complaining of hia incapacity for leadership and his proneness to blundering. His suc- cess in rescuing the organization trom desperate situations, however, ix a constant refutation of such charges, It may be gravely doubtad could have saved the party last year. It is known that he was {rretriev. bly committed to the nom- tnation of Colonel Watres of Scran- “have been skinned a mile.” Quay never encountered such a perilous gituntion as the capitol scandal put up to Penrose this year. He was equal to the emergency last year and if he succeeds again this year the mntl-Penrose element of the party i | | | | Penrose's Sufficient Heasons That is why Penrose nominated Sheatz this year, The voters wouldn't stand for machine man with “the courage of his convictions.” On the other hand Penrose wouldn't gtand for an anti-machine man who would rot amenable to orders in the event of his election, SBheatz was the compromise invented by Penrose. a machine man in mask He the machine, and, as in the of the Susquehanna canal bill has the stupidity or inveradity the fact even though he known that the records reveal his hypocriey. G. i He is serves case voto, to must would deny have D. H. Our Nine Days Wonder Philadelphia Record. 0. to account for the “extrava- ; {in many cases ab- Ise statements, of men thelr n he had voted water snake pession of ability » $4 + O1 Liat ot nfamous legislative have elapsed since this lled the attention of alz 10 page 24385 of Record, whereon it fled that he did vote ous of all the JLAINO cate Bheatz has not plain he why he set was so easily de official letter t of the oppor- of it? NANKE~ #"" { wand the Grafters have r : G0 a yea velerans ati 01 Spell the Name Correctly. irTeasure Col amb s@nOTAS harge pitol of the thieves], ie aN $ wag ia Was a recover for the Harris- Responsibility for the Graft. Tele man who had any- this monumental and betrayal inion of the hine, to which his present Plucked Out. unbary Democrat tem of loot Republican leaders st be completely orad- fruits of industry absorbed in the payment of unlawful bounties ‘o ptionists wed igny odd Ey tha s+ the 3 the corru Precisely What They Know: From It tol the Pittsburg Dispatch, i d the alleged Capl- grafters will not delude them- golves with the fancy that there is “politics” in their arrest, and that aftor election they will be on Easy street. y be hope Pennypacker Needed in the Group. From the Phila, North American. The old pirate chorus used to be “fifteen men on the dead man's chest.” Might be sung in close har mony at Harrisburg if Pennypacker had been added to the defendant fourteen. Can't Break the Habit, From the Pittsburg Dispatch. Former Governor Pennypacker has been taking the hero killers to task in a speech at Phoenixville. Poor old man can't get over It! Centre Reporter, $1.00 per year, A a E_-— Prstty Home Views, the dis A proposition is here made to readers of the Reporter living a tance from Centre Hall to secure local view post cards, The cards are all well executed, and are as follows ; i ‘Down the V shows ave Cant section of to Ke Ha dies ol above Centre Brier this pike north of Lie Birds Hall, any MM Luthers churches vw of Centre from Nit and Presbyterian Main southward, and northward Yiew ol plroet fr irom nge Arcadia rint Pires ¢ cuurch View of Main street =a W RH Mingle, Esq., Diamond looking south from Dp. J residences of anda Meyer norih ana 6. Old Fort Hote 7. Centreliiall Hotel * * Marker in It ft we y ry of ian aian land Hevoiutio wo Ine iD BR nang hese eleven cards will be for FORTY be tus {aIe, FER, Cs ralied Lo CES Le ane or two Address : ire Hall, addres WBRpCe TUay postage RE REPOR . fe in ¢ he Pa, The Index... Bellefonte, Pa. 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