THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., MARCH 29
1900,
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Announcement,
FOR ASSEMBLY
We are authorized to announce the name of
J H. WerzeL, of Bellefonte boro, as a candl
date for Assembly, subject to the decision of
the Democratic County Convention,
Weare authorized to announce the name of
J. W. KerLer, of Ferguson township, as a
candidate for Assembly, subject to the decision
of the Democratic County Convention,
We are authorized to announce the name of
ROBERT M. FOSTER, of State College, as a can
didate for Assembly. subject to the decision of
the Democratic County Convention
We are authorized to announce the name of
Joux CoNLEY, of Potter township, as a candi
date for Assembly, subject to the decision of
the Democratic County Convention
FOR JURY COMMISSIONER
We are authorized to announce the name of
Fueperick Ronn of Liberty towns!
candidate for Jury Commissioner
the decision of the Democratic County
tion,
EDITORIAL,
CENTRE CO DEMOCRACY
The Democratic Convention that met
in the court house, on Tuesday, was a
harmonious
assemblage throughout
The work of the convention was short for
the reason that there was little to do,
and that was accomplishes
differences
was the resolutions ade
One of
there was no backward
vention reafirmea the former
National platforms
al resolutions took uj
eugaging the most pr
this hour, and espec
Porto Rico is
ent administration
name of Wm. ]
for unbounded
indicated that
want to have him
in the coming c«
question has pr:
from the is
the party has
on taat point
change of legisls
fected for at le
great img
will
the |
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ple
INGALLS AND SHELDON
The attempt
daily paper
ed much
The Centre Democtat, |
CENSURE FOR McKINLEY.
In the Wilmington Methodist Episco
| pal conference Tuesday the committee on
temperance reported a resolution con-
demning the army canteen and the use
| and sale of liquor in new possessions of
this government, which was adopted.
The next resolution, which condemned
| President McKinley as a member of the
Methodist Episcopal church for public
and private tippling, precipitated a hot
discussion and was finally defeated by a
vote of sixty-seven to forty-three,
A resolution requesting the general
conference to censure President McKin.
ley for setting aside the anti-canteen law,
and to censure him for drinking liquor,
was adopted afler the personal reference
to the president's drinking had been
stricken out,
Even the preachers are rapping Mac
over the knuckles, Inthis case we think
the preachers are somewhat severe. We
believe the President is a temperate man,
though not a teetotaler,
A JOKE,
Sepator Pettigrew, of South Dakota,
has had his revenge and it came about
in a funny way. It was Senator Sewell,
of New Jersey, who denounced him as a |
| Sunday afternoon
traitor in the Senate, The other day
Mr. Pettigrew innocently began reading |
some extracts from addresses which he |
wished to have printed in the *
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ANOTHER REVOLT
Pleasant Gap.
Biddy McCormick is very ill at present, |
and is not expected to live,
look very favorable.
The prospects indicate a wedding in
the near future,
We hear there are several applicants
for the Hastings farm at this place,
It would be a fine thing for this place
if there would be a curfew bell here;
there are too many rubbernecks out late
at night,
Oar barber, Bailey, expects to leave
us aud move to the College Mr. Bailey
is a good barber and we wish him success,
George Homer, a former resident of
the Musser farm, moved into Wm. Bil.
ger's house at this place.
Richard Packer fell and broke his leg
some time ago near Milesburg He has
not yet been able to come home, [It
looks as if Mr. Packer has not had prop.
er care as his leg has been set four times
A certain young lady wonders why she |
never cut a swell when she first came to
the Gap, although she says she did,
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Ham Gill moved out of Riddle's house
and down near the furnace, which will
be handier to his work. Mrs. Riddle
will occupy the house he vacated
Diep John Noll, son of Wm. N
and a grand child of Toney Noll, d
Friday evening aged six years,
months and elev Convulsion
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caused his death
Hublersburg.
Grace Markle went to Pittshurg on
; | Tuesday to visit her brother, James,
The wheat about this place does not |
People who do not wish to get a “rab”
once in a while should not t1y to “rub”
others,
Quite a number from this vicinity were
to Bellefonte on Tuesday to attend the
Democratic County Convention,
Mr, and Mrs, John Mesmer, of Penn
Hall, were visiting relatives bere the lat
ter part of last week,
David Love, of Pittsburg, who has been
in poor health for sowe time, is visiting
his mother at this place at present,
Rev, Harvey Crow, of New Hamburg,
Mercer county, has accepted the call,
seut him by the Hublershurg Salona
charge of the Reformed church, and ex.
pects to move here about the middle of
next month
Oak Hall.
Quite a number of our people have |
been attending the revival meetings at
Lemont The meetings are held in the
Presbyterian church and are conducted
by J. M. Warden, evangelist of Harris
burg, Pa
A. A. Dale, Esq, of Bellefonte, was
the guest of his brother A. W
Saturday and Sunday
were io town on Sunday
Mrs. Thos. Gramiey, of Walnut Grove,
Irwin, and Mrs. J Ftters sper
alternoon
Dougherty
Daniel Lowder
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Messrs. Bolin and Williams, of Lemont, |
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“He told his fo ut
Caesar the things that were Cuesar's. He
neither bought nor sold nor interfered
politics He said that all men were
brothers, that God was their Father, and
that they should do as they would be done meeting «
by.
Ecclesiastical mountebanks who are
directly respouosible for the blasphemous
bufloonery of asking how Jesus would
shave if he were a barber; what he | two delegates to
would do if he bad a headache ;
would run a daily newspaper; how he
would act if he were in Gen. Buller's |, oT - :
place in South Africa, are inflicting irre. othe Nationa’ Lonvention ar
parable injury upon the cause of reli- | act other important business
gion. They make a joke of the passion - :
of the Garden of Gethsemane and cast Tug receipts of the governmes at The i
contempt upon the agony of ( alvary now largely in excess of the k pend. | a Siig on it
It would be no greater sacrilege to / Gifieey lat 2h
ask what God would do. It is desecrat | Housman
ing the greatest name in the world's | & large surplus in the treasury To | Becy, Chas ‘ney?
registration It is trifling with the most | keep this money in circulation the | Sheesley tng
awful mystery of the universe," | A. P. Barrell is smiles all over since
United States treasury is placing it on |
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Read the warning between for a few days only,
the lines. What is that wam-
It is of the danger from
the accumulation of badness
tures. The result is the accumulation of | (
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. deposit in the banks enabling them to |
FAVOR TRUSTS loan it oul to their profit. The better
The chairman of the national Republi.
can organization, Mr. Hanna, says that
“trusts, instead of being a drawback, are
a benefit to the country,” and now comes
Gov. Nash, McKinley's representative In
the last Ohlo state campaign, Hanna's
avowed candidate before and after the |
Republican convention, who says
"Within the last few years many of the |
business men of this country have consoli-
dated their great interests into corpora-
tions and combinations, which are popu.
larly know as ‘‘trusts.” The men who
conduct our manufactures, trade and
commerce are generally intelligent, far.
seeing citizens, with patriotism equal to
that of any other class of citizens, Iam
very loath to believe that these men
would knowingly do anything that would
be detrimental to the country or to their
fellow citizens.”’
And this, said the chairman of the Re-
‘publican committee, is “the position of
the Republican party on the so-called
trust evil.”
ails —
Ur to this time we have not heard of
anyone undertaking to secure the repub.
lican nomination for Assembly in this
county. No one caresto cad his fortunes
on such an uncertain tide,
way to prevent this accumulation in the
treasury would be to repeal some of the
revenue taxes that have been imposed on
the common people. The two cent tax
on postoffice orders should be among the
first to go.
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A Calendar
Did you ever stop to think that an
ordinary deck of playing cards is a per.
fect calendar ? The fifty-two cards rep.
resent the number of weeks in the year :
¥65 spots corresponding to the 365 days
in the year ; twelve faced cards, repre
senting the twelve months ; four suits,
clubs, spades, hearts, diamonds, repre
senting the four seasons ; thirteen cards
representing the thirteen moons in each
year, and the joker makes up for an
extra day in the year
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Another Stingy Man Heard From
Corry was the stinglest man on earth
beyond doutt. At any rate we offer
twenty three cents reward for his super.
for in close fistedness, He got married
to a home girl to save expenses; they
walked around the block for & bridal
tour ; he bought her a nickels worth of
stick candy for a wedding present, and
then suggested that they save their candy
| for the children
bome
H. N. Meyer departed on Monday,
after a brief visit at bis parental home,
to resume his studies at the Millersville
State Normal
Well let the people say what they will
about our town, a brass band of 16 pieces
has been organized since our last com
munication, The band is open for en
gagements on short notice
Michael Miller and wife, of Madison.
burg, were the guests at the home of C
1 Zeigler on Sunday
Edwin Fehl is sporting a brand new
horse and buggy. Girls, keep an eye on
him
Loganton.
On Wednesday the 1188, T. R. Harter,
the Loganton lumberman, purchased a
timber tract of about thirty acres from
Samuel Lamey, of Logan township; con
sideration, 425. The timber will be saw
ed on Austin Schrack's mill, which stands
pear by
Dr. Hout is confined to his house with
an attack of heart disease. Drs. Arm
strong and Ball, of Lock Haven, were
called to see him on Sunday
Jerry Fidler is very seriously 11 at his
home with heart disease and dropsy.
His condition is serious,
Jake Varson, the victim of the Womel.
dorf Hekle fight last summer, coniem. |
plates going to the hospital at Williams. |
port for treatment,
John Houp, of Milton, married to
Lizzie Baugh, Is visiting his aunt, Mrs,
Join Reighard
in the blood, caused by the
usual heavy living of the
Winter months. Spring is
the clearing, cleansing time
of the year; the forerunner of
the brightness and beauty of
glorious summer,
Follow the principle that Nature lays
down. Start in at once and purify your
blood with that gress specific, Hood's
Sarsaparilia. Jt never disappoints,
Crip -" Sixteen woaks of grip made me
weak, but after all else falled Hood's Sar
saparilia cured me, Later I overworked,
and dyspepsia and oanksr in mouth and
stomach bothered me. 1 took the Sarsapa-
rilia again and it completaly restored me.”
Mus, Evizanern Fouax, Exeter, N. Ii,
“ “Myst and a friend
both sullered from severs attacks of rhea
matism, Hood's Sarsaparilla cured both.
We would not be wit t RR" Wu H.
Lusren, 65 Leonard St, Pall River, Mass,
and Back ~ * For one year pains
In my back and head prevented my house
hold duties, | took Hood's Sarsapariiia and
am A well woman. It also cured the grip
In our family.” Mua, Marre Hexpensos,
Cor, First and Frankiin Ave Columbus, Ind,
JHoods Sara
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