CHAS. R. KURTZ, E CANDIDATE JENKS SCORES QUAY] Democratic Campaig y oil (pened STIRRING CALL “The fight This tyranny of trusts, We concerning While 100 it duties to our country I am a Democrat of geneology of years, this is no time t ty to interfere with patriotism duty ought to be understood, it ought to be accomplished If wrongs are being done it is you and you only that ought to be addressed The people the Government, Every is but their agent. A principal who will pay no re- gard to the action of his agent will never succeed in the ordinary affairs of life, “It will be worth your while this fall to devote one solid day on the Sth day of November to doing what you can your country. It wili you more than anything else you can do. The inquiry then wants to be what is right and wha! is wrong, and firmly resolve fo our own hearts that which we owe to our country as citizens. DUTY MUST BE FAITHFULLY are principal in this ofthcer for bless DONE, “We stand here in the presence of all the earth, the first of Nations that de. w nd Prop. first the IL iS 18 a question that ¢ into consideration when be November If you api YOui« { corruption, accordingly ne according to your convictions.’ REFERENCE TO JOE WHERLER Referring to the claim of the Quayites that the war with Spain was their war, Mr in the battle of Santiago played by gallant Joe Wheeler, and said: "The American flag is not the emblem of any party, but is the emblem of the whole Nation : the rich and poor alike. The Republicans have claimed it as their own, especial trade mark, but you and I have just the same rights under that flag as have Chairman Elkin and his allies,’ Mr. Jenks dwelt at some length on the laws governing deposits of State funds, and showed how these funds had been illegally used 10 assist the Republican machine in maintaining its grip upon the throats of the people. He quoted the instance of the Smealey Darlington Jenks referred to the part Continued on page « BELLEFONTE, WELCOME-HOME TO COMPANY B SUNDAY EVENING MEBNET was su Di after which th up High, and grand on At gathered Itwas a ation + march the armory immense crowd and when the doors opened the eager ones rushed Many Whole families meet the boys the gath their delight in seeing them home safe again in Yo were happy meetings ered about some member, wild in It was a remarkable sceae, and truly affecting in many cases. A lunch of hot coffee and sandwiches was served, but the soldier boys had little as they were continually besieged by friends and ac. opportunity to eat quaintances who plied them with ques. tions faster than could be answered. Gradually the crowd dispersed, to meet again at formal demonstration on Wed- nesday, Three of the boys came home sick Sergt. James Morrison, Company cook, Harry BE Howard; and James C. "leasant Gap. of Bellefonte; Redding, of Grenoble, of Note of thems were ser. PA., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER INOS, i iTia thirts lay “speak easy s operated at th operated at tl we Grange 1 busines He A mixture iG a ROO with f fer mented honey and water that deadly than was more aps ie jack or lersey ght nisg. It Hi SAN Potter paralyzed wanted You Jui = in Potter charge and county on the was taken to the ounty jatl -—— A Serious Accident jacoh Kerstetter, of Rebersburg, met with a serious accident Wednesday 14th, while working in a saw mill Sugar He was using an axe and made a misstroke, The sharp bit of the axe struck him on the top of the left foot, go. ing clear through the flesh and bones and cutting the foot off at the instep, Mr. Kerstetter is a brother of the man who was paralyzed early in the summer | by a flag pole falling on him, - —-— - Mr, Eimer Heverly and family, of Punxsutawney, are visiting friends in | Bellefonte in Valley THE UNDINE’S NEW HOME Di | i 2 4 Zi . e pt ore ai secretary, Joseph Beeze: eng Christ Smith necr, Jose The baad and or and wide for sweet and coir have many calls for service all over Cen. tral P ] ennsyivania Recently the Schrock property on Bishop street, the lot company purchased the being 60 feet front by 202 feet in depth. on which it is now erecting the building in the will be of buff brick, 6oxso feet, at an estimated cost of §6.200. It all modern im. provements and conveniences equal if not 10 all other houses of the kind in the State shown cut, which will contain superior outside of the large cities. | The first floor of the building wili consist of a large engine roo, atted up with | the most improved conveniences ; a read. ing Hbrary, kitghen, toilet room, an engine room fitted up with the necessary machivery wo make needed repairs, and a hose tower at tic fear, 60 feet high,to diy hose. The second story room and will consist of a large meeting hall, bath room, billiard room, band hall, ete. f i 0 ong the stem be continued th twas from twelve to filtees one inch thick and te: mt the size of walnuts .——— Started the Plant Last week the fruit ev aporating plant in Coiyer's building, at Centre Hall, was started in operation. The machinery arrived Monday and was set up at once Four hands were put to work, and the proprietor, Charles Miner, will increase the force right along. i The plant will be | operated night and day, and will employ | a large force during the season, -——— Reception at Howard The citizens of Howard and vicinity are making arrangements for extending a large reception to Company 1A, at that place on Friday evening, September joth. The programme has not been an. nounced but there will be a large gath. ering for the event and ample entertain ment, among which will be a parade and exhibition drill, and addresses,
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