4 ¥ THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., THURSDAY, JANUARY ¢ A The entre Dewar, CHAS. R. KURTZ, -~ EDITOR & PROP CIRCULATION, OVER 1900. Wor i Call uss. TERMS ov UBSORIPTION : $1.50 per year. £1.00 " Regular Price If pald in ADVANCE " Special Club Rate: Tne CENTRE year with any one of the below pamed papers, at the following low rate: Witl Pittsburg Weekly Post Cineinnattl Weekly Enquirer New York DEM. COUNTY COMMITTEE FOR 1808. $1.50 1.50 ee Stimes-a-week World 0 3. T AYLOR, Chalrman J. W. Kernen, Wu. D, Zeany, A8s't Secretaries Huan 8 BoYp A. MUSSER, J. K. JORNSTON, Seoretarios P.O. Address Be le fonte Name. Jno Trafford Ed Brown, Jr Geo R Meek " I. Dauberman, Abe Weber Geo W Campbell Milesburg Sam’l Weiser, Jr L P Brisbin J W Lukens ndw Ira Howe ’ rd w Howard Hysong State College Boro Dr W 8 Glenn Stated ollege | 8. Philipsburg * Heary Wileox, Phillpsbutg Benne r twp np Rerick Bel John Ishler Henry Heaton John Kelly “ D F Poorman Runville Jurnside ** Wm Hipple, Sr Pine Glenn College * LW Musser State College Curtin N J MeCloskey Romoia Ferg uson'! WH Fry Pine Grove Millis " Sam Harpster Jr Gatesburg Geo Weaver Penns Cave Jas C Condo Penn Hall Jno Smith Spring Milis Geo M Keister Aare ¥ R E Stover Woodward Emory McAfee Stormstown Jas A Swabbd Linden Ha Geo D. Johns Mt Eagle Henry, Hale Julia J Stove JW Precinct Bellefonte, nw u SW, WwW. Centre , Hall Boro Howard Milesburg " Millheim Unionville Philipsburg Ist w Philipsburg Yamell Roland Gregg Halne 4 msbur ‘ep Half Moon twp Harris Howard Huston Liberty Marion Miles Fatt The Cause. Y the pr < 1S undon bted -asure, to the large crops h prices caused by the fail in other countries Wa. MCKINLEY Pres y due, ‘ rops The Credit. Republicans for the high price must assume responsi- bility for the famine in India. Will any Republican convention point with pride to the famine as an evi- dence that the Republican party is redeeming its campaigu pl Wa. “If the desire to 3 claim credit wheat, they of to ledges? BRYAN EDITORIAL. IT affords us pleasure to hear a few complai ring missed their 1 our subscribers, d they u- season, because the It makes them ap- preciate the to how much comfort they derive ch vear for diture a small expen. DEMOCRAT begius the list of subscribe history, singe We erous year have promise of a pros; before and Year nee and assurance * that our many patrons, begin the New ator Hanna's re he onh where the that wel! known he fails to hol dence of his own party Senator Hanna tion in the U.S there is not worth: Senate only a posi I he again it will by of boodle and : ae brains. B rms though to be winner in politics - Corbe r contest, Frrzsin and sit are ne gaged in anothe Jim offers Fits a present of $3,000 to meet him in the wing again. Everybody else is anxious to have them fight again. Fitz thejonly one who hesitates, and as be has the biggest sav, it all humor, {MONS WwW on at long range a special inducement of is about depends on his - from Ax interesting story abroad. A person with a diseased stomach had that organ entirely re meved and recovered from the operation, without suffering any great inconven jence. From that medical experts now conclude that the stomache is not neces. sarily a vital organ, and can readily be dispensed with, The only objection in some cases would be that certain persons could not take an occasional ‘bitters’ just for the stomache’s sake. pe dori - = CuatrmAx Taylor announces his se. | fection of Democratic Committeemen for | the year i898. If any man's name ap- pears on that list who does not intend to | devote scme of his time and energies for | b> success of the party, he should make | for some faithiul party workers. | {fa | i comes ba is womxinc democrats only whose appear on the list. The are coming and each should attend to his duty. CRUSHING OUT HANNA, bilities and the probabilities nearing cer- tainties that Marcus Alonzo Hanna, the great American boss—the owner and maker of a President, the head and front, the inventor and inspiration of a great political trust maae up of plutocratic trusts that has undertaken the present DEMOCKAT will be sent one | Centre Hall | Howard | elfonte | | come up im | bined. | clated Press reports. | public justice and vengeance. Nothing that has occurred for years will give | ] ] ~the vulgarity of his despotism, basing people. The greed and lust of dominion { and everything on the Almighty Dollar | the boastful parade of his power over the | weak man he made President have be. | come almost as detestable to thoughtful Republicans as to Democrats. The defeat of Mark Hanna, backed as | he is by the power of a mighty political orgauization, by the influence of the Fed- | eral administration, by illimitable corpor- ation dictation and money, will be mem. warning to aspiring bosses who may come after him. They their brief hour of triumph in the heat of political battle, when the doctrine prevails that | the end justifies the means and the inten. may have sity of partisan passion overcomes all scruples and safeguards; but when the | madness of the hour has passed and they review, as Hanna has done, the fact of short shrift and speedy justice illustrates the reserve of good sense and patriotism of the American pes «ll as their bution Haunas cri ’ good governm t wit, he and reckles al obligation S STATEMENT sditor CENTRS about a ace at the neighbor of was represented as gui reputabie men drunk even went arti ie 8 hoe took pl a lin mat home of Robert ily of 1 own Quaer - SNOW, power Maer (0 save fair boys have Al before all in my of thavks 1] received names the since thot igh I would hesi I would delit in danger, the by me fully substanti able, is ile wrale I do not re an act while there, ated t gret re, no peace he gathering mm question It tw of these circumstsnces I feel 1 thisstate {the injury q justified in asking you to publis} ment A partial reps done me as L343) who also was president of two banks and a large manufacturer, failed last week and large basking institutions closed juence It that this fatlur cou : att rl } HAs 1" shit ’ "nr No 18% § mighty jortunat ributed to Bry re SIngerily been on fatiure, and lus obligations to the money i Cause lenders, as much as anything him to grind out “Gold Bug" editorials Ke that worked in the Record. They had a pull on him Many a poor devil ¥ ho is in the same shape, sings the same song because he can’t help ut - the Creo. Tun division of China seems to be next move that will change the graphical lines of Asia. The European nations are fighting on such a The greatest move, naval display ever seen The cut- tng up of China might be a good thing and in the end have effect towards civilizing and Christiavizing that people. - is now on the Chinese waters an “The Dispatch’ contains more tele- graphic and local news every morning | then all other Pittsburg newspapers com. | Of course, it also has the Asso. Only 10 cents per week from your carrier, it. EWSPAPER ADVERTISING IN THE UNITED STATES, book of two hun dred pages, containing a catalogue of about | Gal newspapers, being all that are credited hy | the Aweriean News f inrectory (Decem- | bor edition tor 187) with having regular issues A LI suples of more, Also separate siate n of each and every Mate of the American Union, hamng howe Loi only In which there are peued 1s having move thas | OIQUIALIN. This book (insned apg ee 1807) will be sent, 4 priv or ell El A 19 Bpruee Ro The possibilities have become proba- ( B nerican Government | - an 1 future of the Ar ierican G where he secured a job. —i8 to pass under the disciplinary rod of | PLEASART GAP, Snow ! snow! snow ! Everywhere you go. On hill top and mountain top, On house top and church top, It's snow, snow, snow, A number of roads, near this place, are drifted full of snow. Mr. Hoy. of Frogtown,is, taking ice off of his dam, Harry Gill, went to Altoona last week, Miss Nellie Harrison, of State College, | spent Sunday in this place. | greater satisfaction and content to the | Mr, alew Fred Beezer, of Bellefonte, stopped minutes in this place, Saturday | eve .. | evening Did you ever see one person nodding their head to another over the telephone ? Just ask Bill Bilger if he did. Mr. James Rothrock, of Niagara Falls, | is spending the holidays at his home in | Pleasant Gap's fair young | sleigh ride last 8 » hi : of our politics and a Millhoim | orable in the history of 1 g aly Fleming | | New Jersey | discoursed this place. One of our ladies men, call “Buck” was going whom we will to take one of ladies for a The young ready, but the failed to appear. We mean of “Buck' and quite a disappointment for the young lady. Of course we won't give Sue away. Miss Annie Brooks Lewisburg, where in music. Mr. Harry § grove where he is atte nding Mr. Luther Sunday. lady in question was all sleigh and man think it was real has she is taking college. who has been is visiting in at Kerlin, for some time, the home of his cousin Mr. Wm. Noll, Of course it was a swell affair, and all of we school teachers were there Satur- day evening. The Pleasant Gap band was out and some very fine music on Christmas day. The Christmas entertainment, held in the Methodist church, was very much en- oyed., and by a large numbe with the rest SOBER ates the snow Paradise, Haven ast wee was k Come again of Farmer's Mills, was erd Z of Aarons : WwW. at this place near Centre Hall, Zerby's, was lay the on Tues reer rind be on poriea { on to Central [uesday. unty. in ! nEart decd ted by the n of the funds vo 4 will Fa AP Poin 14+ administrator, ititind thereto, I= appointinent Friday, January A. MC, wt which time teremted] may Appear forever afiler wa td fund MITCHELL, Auditor Ph in fon} printed by the ile of distriba wis of the ad yand among sttend to is office In Tuesday, thw atl ek n parties inter na APDORr a1 present their « : od fron tion of the 1" strato 1 hover Hy entitle e duties of } seh of legen the boro 5 day of Febro At which t : Oe THOMAS MITCHELL, \ itor 0000000000000 0000 CLEVER THING TO DO: If you have a Brother, or Sister, Father or Mother, ter, or Aunt have-living mm some distant part Son or Daugh- Uncle of course you of the country yon can give them an appropriate gift and one that will be appreciated by sending them Tar CENTRE DEMOCRAT one year. Cosls you only £1 to doit, and will keep them informed dur. jug the year about happenings in Centre county. Would that not be the clever thing to do? WELL! I GUESS YES i i i i { In case of any ¢ | this office : | 8. H. Lohr, | Nathan Bowersox, Wolfs Store. | Nicodemus Loose, ROLL OF HONOR. | The following subsc ribers have paid | their subscriptions, during the past month, error in date please notify | Altoona J. G. Miller, Tylersville.. D. W, Garbrich, Fair Brook C. M. Parrish, Bellefonte. ......... Harvey Haugh, Madisonburg Jobn H. Baney, Howard... H. Breon, Millheim Cyrus Durst, Linden Hall Nov Geo. Durner, Zion April John Rayhorn, Romola April Mary M. Veihderfer, Moshannon . Jan Thos. Diskin, Scottdale...... ov Daniel Stover, Woodward Robert Hartle, Bellefonte M. Shuey, State College..... Ad. Bartges, Millheim A. E, Bartges, Millheim.. W. H. Goodhart, Spring Mills Mrs. Mary A. Hoy, Altoona, Pa... 1.. F. Bronoel, Plano, Ill.......... James W. Beck, Walker Juo Kennedy, Sandy Ridge....... E. A. Humpton, Suow Shoe Jacob Sanders, Coburn A. A. Pletcher, Nittany........ Woodward Jan Jan Jan Jan Nov | Marie C. Miller, Madisonburg...... returned to | a course | | Samuel Smeltzer returned to Selins- | - iD. B. r of people. | | 9 sold by Denggists, The. J. J. Hartsock, Pleasant Gap.... Jerry Brumgard, Wolf's Store... Rider, Coburn C. P. Reese, Snow Shoe Moore, State College Mrs. Eliza Pletcher, Dakota, 111. W. B. Sheffer, Zion I. H. Yocum. Hublersburg Perceval Tharp, Coburn. Theod. Fetzer, Milesburg Lot Kreamer, Pine Glenn John C. Aaronsbur Martha Gunosallus, Beech Cr reek F. A. Carsou, s Mil Weaver, 5 Cave Auman Ro rsburg Heckman, Penn Hall Weber nn rd Wm. B State Mr. Frank Sat L§ B. Houser, I. H Wyle j. W. Bitner H. Hubbard { aa Stover, Jan Jan Ler ULL ffenn jan 5 «Aug Beck, Mats Wm. Ye Jacob Reish, } C. H. Kubn, Isaac He W. B. Haine Harry Bair, nder shot, Furnace , Wolls Store bersburg Lebersbursg bersburg Wolfs Store Wal fs Store Wolfs Store J. ( Br Wolfs Store Samuel Conser, Livonia C. D. Weaver, Wolfs Store Rev, L.. K. Evans, Pot Andrew Mott. Bellefoute M. O. Hoy, State College McCloskey, Beech Creek Linden Hall n land E, w alker ) Clintondale Heckman, Madisonburg Miss Della Ishler, Boalsburg Ben). Hoy, len CG. K. Roan, Lemont David ( john, Colyer *. Gray, State College e, Hublersburg Hazel, Bellefoate Kepl er. Pine Grove Wright, tstown, Pa wnt M Chas. L. P Mills Stormstown Corman. Coburn Leathers, Mt. Eagle R. W. Reese, Spring Mills John Royer, Zion Frank Beezer, Bellefonte Ella H. Smith, Milesburg Thos. Walker, Rebersbu Pr Murray, Milesburg John I. Shacfier Walker F. Brumgard, Wolls Store , Penn Hall Linden Hall Greist, Fleming Wert, Aaronsburg Yonada, Penns Cave , Mingov tlle Younada, Madisonburg Zeigler, Madisonburg Cr. 8S. Smith, Dakota, 11] R. A. Beck, Bellefonte Andy Zettlie, Penn Hall Mrs. Ida R. Emig, Logan Mi S. G. Rider, Manot Hill T. B. Apple, Punxsutawney Grant Ardery, Hannah E. EE. Ardery, Bellefonte Ida McCaleb, Birmingham Pa Wm. Batchiet, Beech Creek Harvey Noll, Pleasant Gap Adam Brumgart, Wolfs Store E. M. 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