Page 4. THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFON TE, PA, AUGU ST 24, 1905. The Centre Brmorat, -- PROPRIETOR CHAS. R. KURTZ, { EDITORS. FRED KURTZ, SR, CHAS. R. KURTZ, CIRCULATION OVER 4000 TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: SUBSCRIPTION - - $1.50 PER YEAR Persons who send or bring the money to the office, and pay In advance, $1 per year, CENTRE DEMOCRAT olubs with N.Y. 3t-w World for Pittsburg Stockman for ........ TRIDURG TERT IDOE es sarsas sassssssansssnsisssansaians. + The date your subscription expires is plainly printed on fhe label bearing your name. A fl credits are given by a change of label the Arst Issue of each month, Watch that, after you remit. We send no receipts unless by special request. Watch date on your label. Subscribers changing Jostommes address, and not notifying us, are liable for same Subscriptions will be otherwise directed, We employ no collector. You are expected to send or bring the money to this office, continued, unless Democratic State Ticket. For State Treasurer, WILLIAM H, BERRY, of Delaware county For Justice of the Supreme Court, JOHAN STEWART, of Franklin county For Judge of the Superior Court JOHN B. HEAD, of Westmoreland o« County Ticket. For Sherif! SHAFFER, of Miles Twp For Treas FRANK K. WHITE, For Re JACKSON, o For Record ROWE f Philly For Com JOHN L. DUNLAF A. WEAVER, of P For A SWABBE, o IB ELLIS S rer, of Phi {ster Hp re lipsburg DR HARRY J JOHN CQ. JAMES W 8. H. HOY noer For Cory DR. P. 8S. FISHER EDITORIAL. against Ex from this remember important fact, running the county in debt again, penses last year sed x SOOO 10 « Or revtyts} ! i . Roosevelt, pr re iro te owards nciples, igh the We mention John Millard Fill ill. Taylor when becoming president th death of p a president, Tyler after Harrison died An drew Johnson after Lincoln died. Ches ter A. Arthur after Garfield died after McKinley died. When officials took the oath of office to support the Constitution, they that the platform of the party that elected them, in important measures, was in conflict with Right and their oath to support the Constitution, —————— I — It Counts Into Money. Newspaper subscriptions count into money very fast, especially where there are several thousand of them. One dol lar is a small sum but if 1,000 subscrib. ers owe §1 apiece it is exactly the same as if one man owed $1,000, It this reason that every subscriber who owes $1 or more is billed regularly, It is to reflection on him individually, be- more after Zac hery died Roose. these found is for cause every subscriber is treated exactly . alike, ps a— RUSSIA AND JAPAN'S NAVIES, i It is now reported from Tokyo that the | | Russian warships in the harbor of Port | fire, nor blown up by their own The Russians, when the cap- ture of Two Hundred and Three-Meter gun crews, { hill by the Japanese rendered the posi. tion of the opened valves and admitted the sea wa warships untenable, simply ter, having previously greased and other- wise protected the machinery and vital The that the refloated when the Baltic d The } ing parts idea was vessels fleet Jap rasing could be arrived and raised the siege anese have now succeeded and two cruisers, which to their four battleshij will make a valuable addition naval force As a result of the war a radical change has taken the naval power of the place in Excluding torpedo battleships, two belligerents ng on nboats, recgoni gu boats and cruisers and i have taken int and Japan Id the $10,224 ton tons 3 Wal 1.1 i come out Clearfield County to get Money, cal taker ~ wit a CS apt mie A RISO wat each applic shall pass a watital and wRysheat examination, must ie United States of decided tt ant d souna -—- nother Apology. llefon The above gem There is about the rattle of a skill other effort to apologiz gang —— A Threat. “Let the politi al campaign in ( r county be short, sharp and decisive. We have the ammunition and are re ady for the start and we will remain with it to the finish." From last issue of Gazette Yes, and by the time you finish you may learn a few things about the birds in your political nest not thought of at this time, You even may not be in it at the finish—out squealing for sympathy, ——— Notice. Notice is hereby given that all pupils desiring to attend the public schools will be required to present, at the opening of the schools on Tuesday, September sth, 1908, a certificate or other satisfactory evidence of vaccination within five years, By Over or Tie Boaxp Ang, 24, 190% Bellefonte, Pa, a s——————— «Watch for our ad entre in the next issue | | Arthur were not sunk by the Japanese | A woman may have more brains than | of this paper—a chance to get your win | beauty, but she is never proud of the ter boots and shoes free, | Davis, fact, ATTENTION, VETERANS, About Bridges. The county commissioners of Clinton county manage to secure real competi. tion in the matter of building county bridges Thirteen companies bid for the erection of an Bo-foot steel bridge | over Fishing creck in Porter township, and when the bids were opened on Wed- nesday the contract was awarded to the Owego Bridge company for $1,916, The club and bribery methods of getting rid of competition practiced by the Phila- delphi gang of grafters don't seem to have extended to Clinton county, Philad Record, : The Record not acquainted Bates, in his History of the Pennsyl- vania Volunteers, states that the 161st Regiment of the line (16th Cavalry) com- manded by Col, J. Irvin Gregg, of Cen- tre county, was recruited in part in Cen- No soldiers from that regi- ment have so far been found, Are there of it in this are there any friends of de. ceased member, who can give the names tre county, any surviving members county or of men from Centre that pilers of the county who So the for monument find enlist- well, but is of ed in regiment? far man means the 2OmMme- with the methods builders. representatives names n ler } 1 » have not been able to anv. lodern bridge It is important that the more names of any were in that furnished im Curtin men from this county who ting the higher the price of the regiment should be mediate- agent generally gets either to Gen or Mus- Sat Co. A, 40TH, Wilham P. Dale, James 1. Roas, B.J. Lapute W.N. Mayes The ( I'. Weaver i 1gh A. MeGonigle : gotten tog Henry Bridge : fiel ademv D. R Stcnobreaker Corp field Academy of Med EW. Erb ig in Joseph Ward Robert Cox Samuel H J M Cooper A E Clemson John «i Hess Rear, Captain, Ist. Lieut nd Sergt. M. D. s Join the Union. learfield county physician *ther and organize ‘Cles icine The most teresting thing about the new organi the ir Le general public is ides that a 1 4 Hargeaq jor } Balley : whict a prov Musician be « all visits made bety PRIVATE. Ellis Lytle Miles M Mayes Martin L Miller Josepn Myers John 8. MeCurdy Newton B. MeMurray CB MeDo ald Solomon Palmer Kills Poust Davida N Rhodes Sidney F Schall John KE Thomas Simon Ward Robert IL W Joseph M W Conrasy C, Austin B Snyder Captain Thomas C Crawford 1st Lieut A C Furst nd Danie] Seyden Nergt Frank 5. Wilson EM Valentine Mark McKean Edmund Blanchard Benjamin Rieh Perry Campbell John Moran HB Hall George F. Harris AJ Griest James Rosansiee William B Savage John McKinley FRIVATSE John Long Andrew Lone J B Antes Edward pton P B Armor Isaac Mitchel James Armor i Mowery I] W Bollinger Thomas Miles Edward Brown Henry L. Crist W 8 Cadwalader Thomas C Croft B Con ey Eugene Carter Calvin Cheese: JY Dale William Eq John Adams DB Allen John Balley, W H Balley Robert G. brett John M Barry Willlam Cole John Chase Joseph B Erb George W Harpster George Harpsier NH Irvin KC Kempfer Patrick Laughlin John 8 Lytle Jr orts John M A Jospeh Apt son rEer (y00T GH i William Me Henry MeAll DW Eberh I MeClellan john Kekiey William MeMul Jonathan Folk C C Proudfoot WF Furey Marion Parsons lobhn Folk David Parsons SH Free Byers Price CHGHN Thomas Rothrick win (hen KR Grif wel AR hart bh h (iriest Fenn uriest haries Griest H ¥ Haupt Frank Hillibush Hastings Charles Helohell Samuel Harris Harian Hichten James Hinton Norman M. Hoover George Hall George Ha (3 g£* Hoover W A Hartsocek Hickman Ingram Thomas J Kurtz W W Kephart I 1 Keys Robert Keys FENN BE Val strong W HM Ansey ea a } James Sone iptismal font each year, thus evangeli. iM i " aidig jing by birth — for the church and cru Alfred Smith A Wl SiTace 4 J W Sautiedge Joseph Smith Jacob Stover Tok Treaster Iscob DD Valentine HAW Ams Tames PP WH George W ams Meshack Williams te ge H Weaver again BY Covraxy D Jdotin Boal Captain John B Hutchinson Ist, Lieut Andrew Gregg, Jr ( d W F Palmer Alfred Dale Mortimore Long J M Clayton I T Farner John Barber John A Monteiius Thompson Bore John VanValzal John | Potter Thomas B Hallahan Tames BR Forster Fh ISTANTRY ATE wi Johr HW Ww John BE Marra) Samuel Mayes Thomas Mayes J A MeClay I L Meta A NN Myer Frank M x C A Newha H Osman ames Oaman t H Dunea Hilam NS Falme A Elders W Parry Eaton C Patters Hand n Peters soar Green I F Russel Jacob Hohn J A Bede Theodore Gord ] oe Tames Harkins Y Stitaer A Boyd Henders Saylor Thomas W Hutehlpson ith Samuel Hamer ho Shoop Thomas Vv Irwin tobert A Sankey Frank B [sett Samuel Tresher I Johnson TOC VanTries WM Johnsenbaugh George Wasson J C Johunsonbaugh FE Wilson I Kisterbook William Worl Miles T Kettner James Weaver ( Letterman John J Williams I H Lee John Youn James I Lytle H H Yarnell Comraxy H CF Houston Captain W A Thomas ist Lieut CM Kephart ist Lisut John ¥ Weaver John K Tate Nergt James G Marshall Joseph R Irwin Bond Valentine Simon Loeb WH Tate FJ Haines Levi Miller J 8 Harding WR Jenkins David W Weaver B¥ Hinton Henry Holter Joseph H Huston Samuel H. Cook William Hoy PRIVATE George W Morris John Miller ohn W Miller {liam R Miller John Martin WM Atkinson hin Brant Reuben Raker Hiram Bates dam os Balley mas B. Baker tw ood GILLEN'S Cash Grocery. follow f or SATURDAY, AUG 2%: (nl se elu. Special prices on the (sTOCETIe8 Five gallons Headligh price jac, 2¢ Ibs. Whitefish $1.48 $1.50, Soda 2¢ a package Macaroni regular price 10x g 1b. box Oat Flake 22¢ cakes of Laundry Soap, 25¢ Chocolate, 18¢ a cake; reg. price 24 17 Ibs, of A Sugar $1; pr. , amount given 15 lbs Our leading brand of Flour at $1.21; regular price $1.35, | Loose Coffee per 1b. 14¢; 18¢ 3 boxes Banner Lye 25¢ Baking Powder 2 boxes for sc Fine Cut Corn 10¢ a can, 35 cans for | gee; regular 12 4c corn, | A Fine Green Tea-per Ib, joc; | lar price qo Fine Table Syrup per gal. asc; {lar price 4oc, NM oaon Jars—quarts and 3% gallons {60 and 8oc a doz. ; regular price bs & Bsc, Jar Caps 20¢; regular price ase. All other goods at reduced rates, ‘Cash Paid for Butter and Eggs, a | GILLEN, CASH GROCER, Allegheny St. Beliefonte, Pa lar regular price Be cost, regular price Thomas Askey Robert Adams Samuel T Askey Degra Billot Gilbert 8 Barnett Josiah H Brown S$ ivestat mbough rederick Carson regu William Pheasant regu. David W Fisteher rank jeberger James Rowan Reuben Fishburn i ls im Bn & Weaver = Wpluser ] pon | HISTORICAL REVIEW law practice, November Governor Bi gler wa ure in State cade cratic man in California, w -& marked force OF CENTRE COUNTY Continued from page | A. E. Schad He died in Sacramento on : 29 ep the dominant fig. uring the first de- wh was the Demo as in many ways a big wi thal a use- gl politics Fine Sanitary Plumbing era. He w any Gas Fitting and He ort Steam and Hot Wa ter Heating. Furnace, virile, who vant, Wis a ot with pioneer con- - Slating, Tin v Roofing, Spout ing. All kinds of Tinware made to order. 2 Estimates Cheerfully Fur- Eagle Block, Eagle Block, Bellelonte. tees LER) Sled ddd dd ddd dedede de + fede M v Fede PPE PPR PPE PE RPP bbb bbb bbb bbb bd bbb ddd bbb bbb db ddd Ba A a a a 2 a a a a a a gg a gh a ah i a hh a a a OR A ah a a a a bg aOR ER 2 2A rere eee eens eee +e re SPECIAL SALE OF Pianos and Organs < TWENTY ORGANS M. C. GEPHART, 29 S. Allegheny St. Bellefonte, Pa. Ba a a a a Ee SEA CEE Enea Ea na a a AEE ae ed PPPPPdddpdiPdddd Lh hh bb robes a amass EE LE Sad Aah ff hb a a ff : A AN PP SN NP I PIP I SNF INT PPP | PNAS We2Z or MA DE AANA NANA, RR NNN EN INNING ASANO NS a Aibisictess AA —— AANA A, Pr Pe Pr er ANN, WRNLAAANIN, ee A er i NINA SIM, THE CLOTHIER We are preparing for some big Clothing surprises for the Fall season. Look to us for the biggest clothing value for a dollar. NINN NIN SNPS NP AA \ AANA NAN ANANDA NPN PNAS ANANSI PNK NN NIN NI NNN NINN NI NINN NINN NINN SENNA NANINANI NNN
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