4 he Centre Democrat, # k THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA, SEPTEMBER 26, 1901 THOSE AMENDMENTS. { PREMIUMS. CHAS. R. KURTZ, PROPRIETOR During the session of the legislature | Awarded the Centre Couty ——, ] | A RURY? Sr.) recently ended, two proposed Association A 11: OR. \ ’ \ '] FRc " “CURTZ ( EDITOR ) ments to the Constitution were passe i Pur Bred CHAS. R. a which will come before the pe 1" . poiis in November (ne FAUBLE’S — of these end “wy RA00. f these amend CIRCULATION O). open the way | BN the epactment of registry ments, if adopted, will ation laws an TERMS OF SURSCRIPTION tig clipssihcation f the Regular I $1.8 I : - - yuipo e¢ Lat her w If Paid in Advan election la \ Bi With N.\ \ ! | DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKEI " tate 1 registration HON. A.J. PALM ve however, For J N HON. HAKMON YER! DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET * Hal be CE hi wi las i lod : 9 , ‘ efont If you want to spend A cided at the November INER ov + ough ape the men Dg su overs oT Your hard earned cash oie Swe Thre ay | CC : i © | 3 i on pa: For Clothing rr ng ms 7 nane| a AY : ol i That you will wear CE Sr x an som. Uo the Mops | vu ger py, After you have them--- » Le ae We mean up-to-date, New, stylish goos Perfect in eve .y way, The produ of the Best m4 kers in the world, Thr, kind you admire On your friends, Tailored in such a manner That we guarantee EDITORIAL THERE is something wrong Tug democrats and in vented from j ig any adequate nobly stood shoulder to shoulder in fight | tration law by reason of the prov ing for ballot reform, against uncounstitu- {tl mstitution to the effect ti Seams not to rip, Never to turn, Buttons not to come off, x, og whules or wok thor wil gels 2 Button holes never to ravel, Paina and rom te | eatin pa | AIPM Ket | tama Quingand Needow Collars positively loo camp. Ther in surink | 1 hadi, Fioary and ce | Re Bu Eh a Hand-padded. sow is vogue, are kori ts Flow, Dow 2 Linings of the best Qualities of serges and vs 2 dies {2 eauge # prepares the way or ; Italian clothes, apo he Su bt rom ve o re GTi tet of sous 10 ce | RF LEER den Marie Antioneite door Piece. Coats made with umn 3s § - fer fc ies 2 om thos Js ee nat ae fa ) Stiff hair cloth fronts, blac-k its treacher the Quay ms Democratic the Quay camp. There i of these democrat trait ' +A 1 several srtie se State found fu several nt f th : istration DOW in 3 1 +h th na wilh 11S anf i form a powerfu + y ealthy be io a health the adoption 0 beries ee San tM. Mc ee Clothing st bn be president he Jo ua TE er ou aye 7 4° | That few merchant ved deiuiton of anarchy, or an ex Tailors equal And none surpass. Ours is Beyond all question, and Revs ghia spat corruption, SACU Lp etatare that | wv. Lonthern You will agree with us, ea mean who aren sovlt and te a an who escaped conviction of the | {ils Ciel ieee Co The greatest showing bony he. : oe we i a Lear noe general scorn for com | ier woe ” In every respect ch and hes, here we oo machine Cir | GEG TER cr Of nice Clothes for among them election elect bat rt Chih IR R Men apd boys prison have sat as machine | HE" | eg a ese a eroteheind » That you have ever seen. If you care to Wear clothes like We describe then election An attorney gener made ¢ and were nd sens. to carry out the | a gang of marauders that tr ed frands planned by the machine they | Legislature help, teal the coa | of the State are fast being led to the bread and.water | © b ae N N ve “re 4 todd coop Donnelly and A justice of a supreme court, appoiniea by the governor whose former law partner he was, and who secretly re work with the machine to betray the | vealed to that governor in advance how Ryan, who call themselves democrats, under that cover, sarty from year to year—the revolt is each justice would vole on a case in ass 14 om : “1 Class Z6 ] ¥ y ) which the governor was politically in Mrs. Irn Mechtle) ttany. Pa directed against these also. “ d terested Boston fern TEACHING DEMOCRACY Early in his political career President Roosevelt leaned strongly to the theories of free trade, He has since stood with his party for protection, but a sentence in his speech at Minneapolis on Sept. 2 shows him to be quite in sympathy with the declarations of President McKinley in his last great speech. Said Mr. Mc. Kinley The period of our exclusiveness is past. The expansion of our trade and commerce is. the pressing problem. Commercial wars are unprofitable. Re. ciprocity treaties are in harmony with the spirit of the times. We must not re- pose in fancied security that we can for. ever sell everything and buy little or nothing. Said Mr. Roosevelt three days before : We must remember, in dealing with other nations, that benefits must be giv- en when benefits are sought. And in an amplification of his idea of the McKinley policy, the President de. clared explicitly for reciprocity, freer trade and the abolition of urnecessary duties. This is coming to Aemocratic doctrine at a 2:40 clip. Money sometimes talks in whispers. The mayor of a great city who turned blackmailer in the effort to protect him self from newspaper criticism, who had itually jobs in contracts, gives away enormously valuable franchises to his confederates, conuives at the existence of illegal and profitable dens of vice, and from being a bankrupt when he entered office is reputed to have become A itl lionaire, This doesn’t require much explanation. It can all be found within the limits of Pennsylvania. And there may be added as the greatest of anarchists the political machine that carries elections by fradu. lent methods and educates the baser sort of the population in the science of repeating, personation, forgery, perjury and ballot-box staffing. Who are an. archists if they are not? ——— Tug ripper bill passed by the machine legislature to take the control of Pitts. burg from the independents’ and secure it for the Quay gang, is creating a fuss | among the machine leaders and now | they are having a bitter fight on hand | which threatens a new split among the state plunderers. Iniquity often recoils upon the authors of it, and the Pittsburg ripper is a case in point. Rock | KE. Gephart, Zion Fa At cottage cheese (lass 16-—(rrain and Seed john A. Daley, Romola, Pa i Bus. wheat, Diamond White ' ! Fuleaster oats white so ow— American Wander Hook Farms Belletonte, Pa | Bus, wheat Reliable Vuleasier oats Imp. American Welcome Pride Russian Thompson or. Bellefonte, Pa Orn ears wheat Shoemaker (tn (ines 17 Flour, Ete. Axe Mann, Pa | ewt. chop (rye. oats ar d corn) 1 owt. chop (rye and oasis) (Mase 18 Vegetables. DW, MeUloskey Romaola, Pa Display of garden products, bread cakes and pies . . DP. H. Shivery, Bellefonte, I'a 1 Bus. potatoes, Rose of BAron «ew K Gephart, Zion, Pa § heads cabbage ] pk. tomatoes 1 qt. lima beans, King o 1 qt. pole beans, American w r 12 SLAIRE QOD pwns corns a. 8. 8. Milter, Bellefonte, ¥ Box potatoes, Oarman No.2 James A. Davison, Wingate, Pa. ’ Class 2 Miscellaneons, Lyman Corian, Bellefonte, Pa Motinted bird (Sloke . Miss Mary A. Keller, Centre Hall, Pa Hand mode basket with had Miss Kmily Valentine, Bellefonte, Pa 1 OKina bon bon box, figure plecs awer tray. decorative ten pot bow! FOROS REA “Ff have hen naling CARCARETS and as a mild and effective laxative they are simply won derful My daughter and | were bothers with siek stomach And our breath was very bad. Afer taking 8 few doses of Cascarsts we have improved wonderfully. They are a great help In the family.” WitneELMixa NAGE 12 Rittenhouse 81. Cincinnati, Ohto CANDY CATHARTIC Pleasant, Palstabis Potent. Taste Good, oy a | Good, Never Sieken eaken. or Gripe be, 2e, «+ CURE CONSTIPATION. .. 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