4 THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., OCTOBER 3, 1901. & The Centre Democrat, R. KURTZ, - PROPRIETOR FRED KURTZ SR. } eri rons CHAS, R. KURTZ. \ ORS CIRCULATION OVER 2500 TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Regular If Paid \ With N.Y W W DEMOCRATIC I STATE TICKET HON. A } HON. HARMON DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET For P) ta M.IL.LGARKDNER For District Attorney B. SPANGLER EDITORIAL Tug Navy Department catches Schley coming and going. First it indicted him ou the strength of that famous chart and now when some of its charges are proved false by that very production, it declares the chart in accurate. - rchists may be The lish account IN France, avowed ang imprisoned or banished news papers a re of their trial executions, if convicted venice self President homes in politi stay-at { As we expected, in its wrath to velt for declaring two uncles who serv srmined t was asked by the indictment of murder, guilty was not accept the law it would seem that as Innocent u Penn he has shown tiality oe ma draw from the dem that ( form a The their organs and the cket in order oray n and thu LACE democy a over the state by lers, have favor saounced in nounced in Hundreds of thousands state, along wit eading organs, have endors fi 1, and will join with the democrats for the election of Yerkes and Coray, and save the commonwealth from farther dishonor aud disgrace by the thieves that have violated all constitution and law and every iple of honor, and fastened upon Pennsylvania a rule of sconndrelism that has not its equal in perfidy in any state in the Union. There are a few purchased democrats who will side glance because they This is nota contest for party supremacy, but a join. give fusion a are traitors in the camp ing of hands by honest men of all parties to put an end to machine rule in the state and have the people run the gov- ernment for the general good and put an end to the plunderings of the gang that would land in the penitentiary they had their deserved dues, i A————— The autumn leaves are falling. Not OUR HISTORICAL REVIEW, Continued from Page | When to New York there was no exchange for on board of that fleet. then commanded my at New us General Carlton ih ar us to return home month of March, exchanged, and had recel Lod | lO Keegy He sent hamber ion, where we lay ur army was then , and our company likewise ; | | | | | gan n lkesbarre Fort \ | | ARE YOU GOING TO BUFFALO ? left until Exposition at Buffalo There are about four weeks the Pan-American will close its gates and the splendid ex- The week hibit will be a thing of the past. writer was to the exposition last and was more than surprised with its extent and high merit. While it is not as as the World's Fair, yet there are abundance, b | 80, however, with the price of coal. new features, the an in their groupings and decidedly of utecture while iety and spi you can Bul we are speak- ng to those of our sts who have no ff moderate means, who naust earn their income by the sweat of the brow, and they are the bulk of out readers and to whom this matter is ever important The admission to the ground is 50 cents ill want to see on the hould have about £1 which will take in the best of them a number of the best attractions Midway and Then cal- culate $5 for incidentals and $2 per day for boarding and lodging ; with railroad | fare §7, you can see that a person can | spend four days at least at the exposition | for less than $25. Some have told us that The trip to Niagara Falls costs about £2 more, While at Buffalo the writer stopped | with Samuel Dresher, a former 1esident | of Nellefonte, who was raised in Potter twp. He conducts “The Allen,” at 227 lien street, where a great many persons from this county have stopped, He will take good care of you at reasonable prices—beds are clean and meals were good. Be careful that you get to the right ““Allen’’ there are others, —— ~See our line of ladies $2 shoes Yeager & Davis. it cost them $17 we came Centre Hall. Landlord Shaffer, of Old Fort, has no clue yet the thief money, as to who stole his The cattle the townshi; buyers of our town and of S Spangler and bu ine the iipments more Hen than at ax { about, but i earn The tax collect has some ste €} § getting around and ums Lo coll There was lerable during the late pi vicinity C., H. Murray, 5 on the side of feeble health, with wishes of all for his restoration The most aged aunt Katy Durst, better Cons ation thi intoxi able in q., 1s stil person town, seemes to be enjoying now than in the past two years, Per Lose moved on the John Bitner 4 farm this week, now owned by lumber man Huyett Mechanics are busy house at the lower end of Korman at Rishel, Mr. Roami 1 who have been camping above our town, fn the grecns of Penns have re turned to their homes I. H. Rishel and friends at ( There some of particulars inquire of Harry and and families (eo Creek, family paid Monday. attraction sports up at the burn, on t be for nion, for 1 Merve Elmer Hettinger was seen passing through our town ou Sunday evening mu our ome | what is the attraction Elmer john Hagan can boast of the best corn in this section, having raised 50 bushels off ¥ acre, Sober. Wm. Auman, working at ville, was home over Sunday. Farrens Geo. Klinefelter and is sawing Huyette, moved to this place the staves for E. M. Miss Dora Gentzel was the visitor with her friend, Sarah Auman down at Coburn | over Sunday. J. Ebert's house caught fire one night | last week, but by help of the neighbors the house was saved without doing much | damage. The chicken thieves are here now; a thief visited Andrew Zerby's chicken house one night and got away with some | oung chickens ; evervhody wants to fe 5.13 shot gun ready now, Millheim. Mrs. A. Walter and Mrs S. M. C bell are at the Pan Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Armbruster Newton Farmers Mills, & visitors in urday I'he Refo Harvest Home churcl Tylersville. amp Joseph Birth is at tives resent presen American now in town Walizei towt | ast report that and Sunday of typhoid tever ws | 1 med now M ys Kathry Centre Ha M. Camp! Stover had new fla down in front of their Adam Hess in Brungart, of Gr Monday. A foundation is being in the bank bul Woo low: ; {two boll m 1 entirely ( ALD, Man, other large safe ling Luther Kreamer, of in town Monda ward, vera ting § w BO fle John M. long business here on Monday C. H lumberman circulated in town Tuesday of Tyrone Orwiy of Milmont, Kurt Kleckner was kicked on the right arm by Gephant carrying that member in a horses Hg Poli ede y he Haines tw one of Em'l Bower moved from into the property orth at Karthaus OF yi } Os ted 1 | ‘ You Gan Lead aHorse it You { { a re tl i a i" $ i INSOMNIA “TE have been using CASCAMRETS for I CANDY CATHARTIC TRADE MARK BEOMTENLD Never Blekag:, W : «+. CURE CONSTIPATION, ... Berting Remedy Company NO-TO-BAC [= Cheng, Restrrsl, New ¥eork KUnra CURSE Not The Only Place But it is The Place Yeager & Davis Successors to Powers Shoe Co Watch this space next week. A big surprise for everybody. Sir, THE CLOTHIER. \
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