4 THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA THURSDAY, MAY The ¢ entre Boon CHAS. R. KURTZ, - "Actual, rR sworn elreulation, paper, for the past year, 1807, was OVER 2000 COPIES PER WEEK, _ Telephone Call uss. EDITOR & PROP of this TERMS oF SUBSCRIFTION Regular Price $1.50 per year. If paid In ADVANCE . . $ioo "* " Special Club Rate THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT will be sent year with any one of the below named papers at the following low rate: With Plttsburg Weekly Post Clneinnatti Weekly E nquirer New York 3timesa-week World $1.00 1.50 1.65 THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELECTION AND COUNTY CONVENTION. | navy can handle, | The Demoeratie voters of Cen tre ¢ meet at the regular places for hu ] eral elections, in their respective eles tricts, on SATURDAY. JUNE liTH, elect delegates to the County convent| Under the rules of the party the electic be opened at 8 p.m. and closed at 7 p.m delegates chosen at the above sts ite «d time meet in the Court House, efoute TUESDAY, JUNE 1iTH, 188, ¢ 3 A noon to nominate: Two candidates for Assembly one candidate for Prothonotary F and one candi date for District Attorney it five delegates | to the State convention. to be he June 209th, 188% ;: elect thre next congressional caucus ore i rence, ZHth congressional distriet, of which Centie county forms a part ¢t three conferees to the next conference « th senatorial dis trict, to help select a § date elect a chalrmyg ’ mittee, to from January Ist, 18 toda uary 1, i ness as interest Will i serve and to transa wiore the pear s part EDITORIAL. NOMINATE HON. GEO. A. JEXKS presents { sionally the opportunity Iccasionally the opportunity § the dem Moc this state 4 a governor, f all indi not an such a situati on . 8 us now il remain sent ithout any quibble tats Then the the can If AUR leading plavk or issue of npaign should be on state issues there are politic any disgruntied who have estranged themselves, if there political deserters anxious to are any come back, icome to do but the party humiliate itself for their conveni- they are we 80, must come to party-—and ence and advantage. Honest politics, honest dealings with the public, always win. We urge the democrats of Penna. not to compromise themselves for sake of a few discarded politicians - A HEALTHY SIGN. the A rather hopeful sign of the times was presented by the house of representa. tives, at Washington, last week. It was the passage, by a vote of 184 yeas to 11 nays, of a resolution proposing an amend. ment to the constitution making a direct vote of the people alone the method of electing United States senators, The open bribery and scandalous methods exhibited in Ohio, last autumn, have aroused every honest citizen to the ne. cessity of an early change, such as pro- posed by the Fesolytion uboye referred to, Wain President McKinley gives im- portant positions in the army to politi- clan's sons he justly deserves the severest critisism, one | | good one ! coed by | goldites | active army { chee | N y | must be prolonged to give “Sons of they | not the | A tanh | sharks are now beseiging Washington to Tur democratic primaries will be held on Saturday, June 11th, and the County Convention on the following Tuesday. - — THE rebublican state convention takes place on Wednesday next, After that Bellefonte postoffice appointment will be made, - Tug two Dale factions in Bellefonte were apparently pulling the same politi- cal string at the polls. "It will will beave the be inter- esting to see who most string. - - To catch the Spanish fleet, keep up an Cuban protect the coast at the American effective klockade, Atlantic | Philippines 1s about assist Dewey the They have done well and all thus far. — EVERY candidate for the Bell | + y | postofhce is an enthusiastic Quay-Stoue these € Com the Now watch how Arnold chaps will man, be bination a‘ter damning the abo the man is named for | AMONG THE CANDIDATES Herewith we furnish another installs tihiies of cane the | ment of portraits and hoy | didates seeking uoulinatious on Democratic County Ticket this year: —————————————— i position, THE past week has been an unusually | for fakes in war news, Twice bad the Spanish fleet NE ih lated, to find that we were false r warfare will appreciate more bonds too, an Bombarding Havana a on the island would k to these other schemes, The war NO- body’ positions and republican heelers | fat army contracts - Tur money lenders and Wall street make a big stake out of a bond issue. The patriots who make money by skinn. ing the government during war times are the same class that forced the gold standard the people. There are smacking their mouths over the pros. pect of another bond issue and leading republicans are favoring the measure It is not necessary to issue bonds, but the McKinley administration is under obli. gations to these people. Mu oH severe criticism has been heap- ed on McKinley for the recent army ap- pointments, Men who have spent their lives in military schools and camps were stood aside to make room for sons of the Blaios, Harrisons, Brice, who have a political pull and rich relatives to push their claims. It has disgusted promin. ent heads of the army and they are not slow in denouncing the president for yielding to this class. It again demon. strates that the admioistration is con trolled by the politicians and monied classes, on It means | FOR PROTHONOTARY H. A. MCKEE, ESQ. of Spring Twp. H. A. McKee, oldest son of Dr, James this county, was born at Stormstown in Halfmoon township March 4,51854. He 1876 when be went to Bellefonte and en- tered the law office of Alexander & Bower. Was admitted to the bar April 0, 1879 and opened A law office. He moved to Spring Twp., April 1, 187 and has resided there ever since. In the fall | from the practice of law, McKee, well known in the upper end of | worked on the farm until the spring of | of 1883 owing to ill health he sold his office fixtures to Judge Orvis and retired | In 1888 with | K. firm his brother Hicks and name of H James bought out H, the conducted In 1886 store fur 8 years under A. McKee a hardware store in this place. the since that time has been engaged in & Bro. he closed out hardware and sel. tling up the hardware business and the Jate H. C ove, of wide | i1 : pers eo tred tate of the Tyrone His and for the office far reaching theless a tl From the Sunday A CARD CAMP THOMAS CHICKAMAUGA, TExN To the Democracy of Cenive County Ou account my enforced absence from home it is impossible for me now to make a personal canvass, as | had intend ed, for the nomination for the office of District Attorney, and must consequently depend upon the good will of the demo crats of old Centre to take care of my futerests. If I am nominated I shall be truly grateful, and if elected I shall as. of ment, | May 21, 1868, A Peerless I. iniment. As a pain destroyer and cure for rheumatism, Salvation Oil is the peer of all liniments, Mr. Wm, H. Brown, proprietor of Striebinger House, Cleve. land, O., writes: “I suffered from rheumatism for twelve years and my last attack keys me in bed, unable to walk. I used Salvation Oil and soon was up and about. As a pain de stroyer this liniment has no equal." Salvation Oil is sold everywhere for 25 cente. Try it and be convinced, Very respectfully, N. B. SPANGLER. " | 10 Joseph Bros & Co sume the duties of the office and perform | | them to the best of my ability and judg. | | 13 Meese John 110 MetUaimont & Lo | WM Phoenix Mil [14 Howse GW Excursion Hates. For the Repuldtican State Convention June 1 to 1, the Penngylvania Railroad to be held at Harrisburg, 1898, pany will sell excursion tickets on May 11 to June 2, Com- inclusive, at rate of single fare for the round trip (minimum rate 25 eturn until Jone 6, inclu cents), good to BV - Tickel scare keeuing tal keeping tab owmodate nti away Gol method Does This You the busy not Dons, with we on the you June 1, During War are #0 terribly but that afew bargain ween We Can ag we propose lars (se the following abinet size photos that cost y crayon portrait wort to give both for the 4 give 0 Rive ax) by 12 © nue Bi our ou oO and a , We intend iow of $1.99 5 GO You Now don't mi k yours IIows go lo war. Shoe ffer’s lefonte, you will ku your t v a rt ithe 3 art Pa ince street, Bel ANNOUNCEMEN Bash 4 1 Nash Mrs I" 3 vet MUruse AJ Order PDA Som MH irmabis JG implements 2 Fauble M & Son clothlers Gillen KE I grove rs RGreen ¥F VP " Trugeise MH Garbrieh John merohant MW Harris des A Co hardware H Harper Jared Tovey 0 irvin Dani & Son hardware MHdenkina HH K vontestioner merchants Stationers merehants, druggists clothnrer merchants Rrowver stoves, ote guns, harness PODROOOT 181 Boots, shoes. merehant, clothiers, con, Impits furniture, tobweconist draggist. boots, shins grain, ele, Cthomer tobaconn ist umber MEKurig WN I Katz & Co La I Kramrine Bros 13 Lewin Sami Agt 10 Lyon & On Larter BR Agt Miler wn iH MeClure James | I MotGinley J A 1 Mingle A ( 13 Montgeanery & Co i Naginey F KE Momo MN IH Psrrish CM 1s Powers EL MM Hankie Bros 14 Hiohards ¥F { Sons ~ 1% Rowe KC . 1 Houndiree JT ” 1 Kiwmds K K 13 Shefler & Son furniture confeotioner grooers, grOoer stoves, ete. . 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I Brown W KE, Yarnell, merchant....... 14 Borman 8 ¥., Zion, merchant, Shien sen MH Noll BA & Co, Zion, merchant. ....... An appeal will be held at the Come insston. ore’ Ofon, In the court house at Bellefonte, Pa, os VpaduNY, June ay 10%, between y attend if tat ntebratieaRes
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