4 THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1805. The Centre Dene, | BOSSES WILL DECIDE THE OHIO Satp A/G: MORE LIGHT TURNED OX med : Democrats Have the Sympathies of the Continued from Ist pa he Manufacturers and Workingmen. cerned, lying idle, while Philadelphia, to KURTZ ED. & PROF INFLUENCE OF PLATT AND QUAY IN | qe Democratic campaign in OBO: | oho It be longs, 18 denied the nse of it REPUBLICAN POLITICS. has begun this year under the most fa- CERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION vorable auspices, says the Philadelphia Benita: Price $150 per year. | Yheir Candidate Will Be Nominated at Record. In his speech to an immense IL paid In ADVANCE ot " Uo the National Convention—1t Will Be fet- mass meeting in Columbus ex-Governor : Campbell said that ho opened the cam- paign in behalf of the Democratic party, | 000.00 to §5,000,c00.00 lying in various “and of that portion of the Republicans | banks over the state on which somebody, wat one year | fon 81 45 | The Republican political situation is who are with us on the issues of state | not the State, is drawing interest, and Mes ONO Year \ W43Y | losing some of ite complexity. It seemed | reform.’’ The profligate acts of the last | {hat if the state funds were kept on the | probable for a time that the next na- | two Republican legislatures of Ohio same plan that the city fund ow. ai CE NE | tional convention would meet without | have excited the deepest indignation the people of the state y Rear . ¢ ¢ any one or two of the five or six candi and disgust among the gtepublican Poop’ si { dates to come before it, excepting per- | masses, and theso feelings cannot fail to richer at the en ole A ¢ Look at this and Decide / | haps Mr. McKinley, having a decided | influence the result of the election, this showing $ uy wonaer | advantage over the others. It looked Yet while the people take great inter- | State Treas § julnen ut Paper o a ry like a free for all race, with the odds, | est in state questions national issues | term of offi ctendis miy over iw ) Your Winter Goods. 4 We here have the positive declarations of the three republican papers declaring mismanagement of the finances of the state. That there is now from $4,000 CLUB RATES: | tlhed In Advance They Have Strength Fue CENTRE DEMOCRAT Ole year ! fo $1 ~t | to Enforce Thelr Wishes, and the tw week World one year \ OT $1.40 THE CENTRE DEMO and Phila, Weekly 17 DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. For State Treasurer, BENJAMIN F. MYERS, of Hart where you Want to Buy ’ ARMON YERKES, of Du " 4 . HAl h indeed, in favor of one of the leaders, | overshadow all others in the Ohio cam J. 8. MOOREHEAD, of Westmoreland cour years at a salar) , O00 per year ) ’ C. i. NOYES. of Warren coun { but with great probabilities on the side | paign. Though the Democrats are some 5 ai loing of u PE LTH. of Lackawa cont f me confpromi candidate That | what at variance on the sily u on, paneler as threatened in th : 0 ote i eo BS Sh Sh Sh Sh SS Te OLIVER PF. BECHDEL, of Schuy county. kind of a convention is possible, how they have a decided advantage over the Ny i ke “ ie 8 Wa é CHRISTOPHER MAGEE, of Allegheny nty ‘ever, only to a party whose members | Republicans on the tariff issue. While so oe A stchute nid manage their own affairs by their inde the Republicans make their campaign DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET pendent judgment. Where a party is | in behalf of the McKinley tariff, with run by a machine, it must yield to the | Governor McKinley as their choice for machinations of its bosses. They don resident, the Democrats have the sym- | fers i i up of facts and rures tal é Quality and Le & We have now the large: ¢ stock ever brought int the County that points SMITH J. SINGER wait for the convention to asser We USE. fore i BT WL WLW wnty Committee for 1805 | compact sup} Road to Victory. They Have a Good Ticket and — on the rien, the ” pi o x ge! ) Ladies’ Coats. O000 0000 sole and Dry Goods. 0000 0000 0000 and Convince dH SA0Ud Republicans 0 (NV -— = os at f) ann a 1MIrAac ha Won F ig - Fo. Ve Clothing. ASVAYONI (INV ('TOH r . daVYL st of Argumen be ww a wv | best politi 1] general office of day. Reckless arc ngie ! mportas tigation | skilled Ss th 1 becomes confused they will reap their | subterfuge peri i : own reward There is 1 sense in a | lifetime in nildin 11 wolitical | for going ov the tariff item by item ] 3 11 } +1 ; machines and witho #ing seri all the Yorts of the Republicans to party ant posit fll. Mr make ous reverse or failore | 8 « rations make them believe that tariff agitation | within his party is now arrang- | is disastrous te ing his forces « a larg Id and | out avail —Louisville Courier-Journal business have been with ¢ List ~ ~ 1 intends 1s an important matter | venti as arbitr ‘ A The Other Fellows Turn - Rey iblican party « mmsylvant The It is not many yea nee Mi Platt 5 3 \ NO SENSATION fight will be between t) }osses in th of New York was spoken of contemptu Republican party an of § o ously as * Too.” And | is all This, the last issue the CENTRE Dita. | sentatives as dare to 0] Mom, the othe Ws that humbly say "'me, OCRAT for the mopaiy 5 On (orth | #pirit of the party itself and all the too,” to Platt, who stand lone as a without ’ trend of its recent history in many states | great big ~=Philadelphia Times end toward : A “2 ar make more than probable that the . a ) bosses will win St. Paul Globe We do not T es 1" The best resolution in the New York sprung he « ‘ in election hen | Old Soldiers Cared For. Democratic platform Strict constru noropportus remiais ron! he Det rat ’ Y pens tion of the federal constitution ; rigid The qualification of th ndidat In it about | k ) names h een dew maintenance of the re hts of the he | ; " state; no foree bill winnati En quirer The Spirit of Democracy, for county frankly di : this time the intelligent clots | ri . J : Ho May Come a Cropper, f ” : : ” 4 # wr Mr. Reed may not fall off iis bieyole hethatia * ministiontr Lochren's ve like Steve Elkins, but in the conrse of hos tiie advice of the sta Voie: to next winter's congressional session he ) a may lame himself a good deal St h Louis Post-Dispatch o remove it. - Yet the Cape Breton mine ers of Nova Scotia, where coal is free shape NN « OVOry pair War Men's dress working on the tre county | ef 1 how they | porreotls WO \ infor it arectly it wou ve informed its will cast their | next Th d readers that ( taken off and 0000 0000 oooco ooco A Pr 0000 0000 NOOO 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 port shows that this increase of 1,000 is in addition to the names restored In ¢hort, there are now more names on the " will he » » 1 v : Next year will be leap year, and, an pension roll than at any other period in Before the Fight I » exchange says, the girls will do well to | the history of the country. —Washington oS" Tein, and open in competition with the markets make most of the opportunity, for it will | Post McKinley and Foraker are shaking | of the world, miners are paid 6g cents ’ hands with each other over in Ohio, but be eight years befor other come " a tou, equal to $85 andfrz a mouth. The BAL - go ie MoKinley Kicking Wimself, Fitzsimmons and Corbett will do the - y te. diff d the CI Car 1 will not be a le { ne xt ait . f is 1s quite, difference over the Clear. 4 y pa? . . " I'hose dull, thudlike sounds that seem , Samo thing at Dallas. —8t. Louis Re- fie! h: ( | \ In i i | There arc 365 days and six hours, less | 45 come from the direction of the state publi ela rate « cents a ton and a possible 3) : The “1 v eleven minutes amount to one day in | of Ohio must be the echoos of Mr. Me $25 a month, The Clearfield miners - . . : Minding Its ¥s and O's. have doubtless learned Ly experience one hundred years, when leap year is | Kinley's kicks, administered to his own ; B | fi P dispense with The year 1900 will | person on receipt of the nows of 2 treas | pen oy Quay in Pe nnsylvania and that the tariff is a tax bounty in which e le onte enna. efore not be a leap year. ury surplus under w we. rood tariff. St v/ n Now York the party is minding | ey have no share. Phila. Times 4 Lemia Vast. Dignateh, its P's and Q's. vas no chance One Chance in Eight Years
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