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The Centre Democrat,
CHAS. R. KURTZ,
- EDITOR & PROP
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“CIRCULATION OVER 2600.
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL TICKE]
FOR PRESIDEN
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN,
f Nebraska
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKETS
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HON. P. GRAY MEEK
EDITORIAL
BRYAN AND
Tie was when a great stastrovhe
in China would have been relegated 1
the bottom of the column on the inside
sheets of the papers; but now Lhe world
bas awakened to the frightful danger
in the heart of
It hele
wipe away
that lurks
owery Kingdon
of its future
the | wes the
western powers 10 their
jealousies and stand shoa!der to should
er to face the yellow pest in the great
battle of Armageddon that is to come
The world has grown strangely forget
ful these days, of the terrible scourges
that have in past centuries swept down
from the east and blotted out civiliza- |
tion,
M'KINLEY CONSISTENCY.
William is primarily a |
politician,
McKinley
He his
When he thought silver popu- |
He voted
for free coinage along with Bland when
Later he
Wears principles
lightly.
lar he was a free silver man,
ryan was a boy at school
criticised the Democratic party ‘or not
doing enough for silver and told how
much more the Republicans would do if
they were trusted with power. In the
Republican convention four years ago
word ''goid
the was afraid to have the
mentioned. Now he is a partisat the
A representative
I'he trusts are represented there alread
gu several! ways and it is right for the ia
borer to be in the cont of the nation
100,
-
Tug print cloth trast, contr ng
thirty mills with a capital of $10,000,000
has decided to shat down for one month
80 as to boom the already tremendous
prices. Twenty thousand employees
are thrown put of their jos, Ob, this
country is certainly prosperons ander
McKinley's trust rule—prosperous for
| the trusts, that is.
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Though the national campaign has During the past few weeks there has
hardly opened, there are not less than | been an abundant amount of rainfall
| that has bzen a great help to the farmers
| of this The
scant
ten tickets in the field, with a prospect
of two or three more before section, wheat and
of the
aatumuy.
and
hay |
Here is a list were a very crop and it was felt
that had
portion of
parties their |
nominees for their great fight of the year: | that the extreme dry weather
prevailed during
the
the earlier
dent
summer might have the effect of a
shortage i other crops, Corn and |
nderfully in
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Underwear.
Straw Hats.
15¢ and 90¢ a Suit.
and
at 19%¢
Felt Hats
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cents.
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| 39 and cents.
Hosiery,
11c, 19¢ and 3%.
Space and ink is very precious and will have to end in quoting prices, but everything will be sold in the same proportion
as above
the same old way of “Fairness and Squareness.”
sale is now going on and where it is held.
YOURS FOR BUSINESS,
SIM, TH
Reynold’s Bank Building, Allegheny street.
Remember everything must be sold regardless of cost or profit. During this sale everything will be conducted in
You certainly can profit by giving us a chance.
Do not forget that this
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BELLEFONTE, PENNA.