4 THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., OCTOBER 12, 1504, ————— The Centre Democrat, CHAS. R, KURTZ, - ~ EDITOR & PROP Actual, average, sworn eire of this paper, for the past year, | OVER 2300 COPIES PER WEEK. vation, MN, Was TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: Regular Price " If paid In ADv Tae Cex) year with an at the fo Clineinnatt New York Advertising space, sl position mates on Local not DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. THEA Rn ASY tL STA CRI WILLIAM 1 rol ME COUR HON. 8. L. MESTREZA ¥ SUPES 314 R CHARLES J REILLY DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET EDITORIAL S AMAZIN n regard which it missed the s simply amazing, What think of such a journa Not ily that blunder alone, but the entire article has peen set out fully to show its uller un reliability and the reckless manner in it handles the truth, much which So for an unreliable newspaper | we have done our duty to the public by unmask. ing it. The other facts set forth on the that not same page convinces us in many years has Centre county had such an incompetent, inefficient, set of men run. ping the Commissioners office as Riddle and Fisher, there is conclusive evidence that they have been hunting up jobs for political favorites, and paid Lxtravagant prices for work, all at the expense of the peo- Even worse than that, | | ple. It looks as though that depart. | ment was managed solely for political electioneering continually and £1.50 instance capital charging the people per day for doing it. In one one of them even had several hundred dollars in his t of the peopiec s money, right whateve SCHEME po ed unu a = 5 ANG | raen the money ome | uit had | than | taxes or more fn their possession former boards, and having improved the county financial condition, somewhat, claim that it was due to careful financier ing. The same thing practically exists in this the ticket thinks be they county republican it should re-elected have because been increasing the taxes, - : Arrnovan the navy department put forward Admiral Sampson on every pos. sible occasion during the Dewey celebra. did not appear officially at all, the popular preference for the latter was unmistakable both in New York and Washington, - w— tions, while Schley PRESIDENT McKINLEY § now on his fifth vacation trip for this season, and some people seem to think that our easily worked president is liable to overwork | to Philadelphia November | himself making electioneering tours, DEWEY REFUSED o \ } IS I § | A WEEK’ During his stay in Washington, Admir Fhnrsday. the Mrs. Jimmy Ja Washington Mclean, the mother of Johu funy el im R. Mcla | Wa governor of Ohio sident and his | parachu that EWS CONDENSED Oot, 5. the 1 in al Dewey has been guest of 1e, notorious ex- Philadelphia's alms- the democratic candidate for The P anxiou an A, old, a feet cabinet were very Dewey | western | i tue Moore, ret iat EXPORT +t 3 AN nei Ca ® mes McMullen, gentien Loliege NATIONAL Spring M Earl Tuten, editor ~ He "sj 1 re lohn B. Harris, farmer H me Daniel Gorden, Harry Crane, teacher Orvis A. Williaths, farmer Lot Condo, teamster A. A. Schenck, merchant john N. Gramly, laborer single fare for the round | 3. HH. Clemson, superintendent Frank Confer, farmer than one | Biward Witmer, farmer David Wensel, farmer 101 Ww. A. Sickle, druggist TRAVERSE JURORS, AD esbhurg clionte Walker psburg St Lgl Ww Philipsburg Worth Potter Howard Lregs Patton Howard Benner Boggs Svow Shoe has arranged | laborer "hb on abores 9 and account Export Exposition. Roundtrip tickets, good to return within ten days, includ ing day of issue, will be sold on above ’ " dates, al rate trip, from thik section, plus admission to rate less hi the Exposition (no dollar), For spe rates Ticket Agent The National surpassed all expectations in the extent and variety of its exhibits, and in its apply FIRST WEEK Export Exposition has Snow Shoe Patton Spring Walker Bellefonte State College Tames Watson, laborer William Hartsock, engineer 1. Stuart Fleck, labore: Cyrus PP. Hoy, teacher Samuel! Lewin, merchant Oscar Smith, blacksmith Jacob Hazel, larmer Miles John Grove, farmer . + + + + « JHETIDIET A. L. Bolger, carriage maker, Philipsburg Philip Myers, miller Haines Simon Parsons, laborer... 4... Boggs Patrick ety, carpenter... . Bellefonte Hdward Mingle, laborer. . «Haines exhibits, and in its general excellence and attractiveness. The Implement Bnilding, containing a marvelous dis play of farm machinery, is particularly interesting to agriculturalists, The band concerts and diverting midway farnished delightful entertaiviment for all, Robert W. McCalmont, clerk. . Bellefonte | W. T. Hoover, justice Worth | | Joel Royer, farmer Walker | Geo. W. Ream, farmer Gregy Geo. LL, Smith, carpenter He Shafler, { |. Crouse, | William Rudolph Plet i 4 Hefonte | Jacob farmer Walker aboret Sommers amuel Ard, LJnan ra i vi i 1 | \ iL Ons Peclora Be —— MEN WOMEN EARLY OPENING OF Fall & Winter loning For Men, Boys and Children SEASON OF 1899 & 1900. | 1m Aid Hat Opening---Men's and Women’s. Neckwear Opening---Men’'s, Women's + I . aren s and Chil- ning n's. Women's and Children's. "1 LA ing---Men's, Women's and Chil- Hosiery Opening---Men's, Women's and Children’s. Underwear Opening---Men's, Boys’ & Childrens. Umbrella and Mackintosh Opening---Men's and Women's. Opening of fine Woolens for Clothing made to or- der by the best cutters and tailors. FOO A A OL A A A » vy >» » Y - hd - - - rr. PUMPKIN CONTES] lose All. contestants must bring their pumpkins to the store before 2 o'clock on that afternoon. Name and address of contestant must be attached to each pumpkin, If there is more than one successful contestant in a family, only one of said family will be awarded a prize : : Naty Wii ¢o By M2 1 irday, October 1 sth Montgomery & Co.
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