Page 2. THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA, NOVEMBER 2, 1905. RE —— The Centre Democrat, ——————————————————————— Dr. P. 8. Fisher. The above named well-known physi cian, one of the oldest and most success: ful practitioners in the county, is the {an overwhelming majority. Every tax | facts in mind when voting in November, w— FACT, FUN AND FANCY. payer in the county should bear these | | Bright, Sparkling Paragraphs--Selected | and Original, POTTER TWP. POSSUM RIDGE, Mrs. Ellen Holderman left for Belle- | fonte on a visit with her daughter Mrs, | Ta ——— = Tn —— TI —— John Bedlyon is the proudest man in {town over the arrival of a little dish | washer, TYLERSVILLE. CHAS. R. KURTZ, - - - PROPRIETOR | ——————— nomiee on the democratic ticket for FRED KURTZ, SR, {EDITORS 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, §] per year CENTRE DEMOCRAT clubs with N. Y.38t-w World for FRR Pittsburg Stockman for «oe. wen Tribune Parmer... cin The date your subscription expires is plainly printed on the label bearing your name All eredits are given by a change of label the Arst issue of each month, Wateh that, after you remit We send no receipts unless hy special request, Wateh date on your label Subseribers changing postoffice address, and not notifying us, are liable for same Subscriptions will be continued, otherwise directed. We employ po collector. You are expected to send or bring the money to this office unless Democratic County Committee for 19056 J.C Harper. Patrick Gherrity, Geo RB Meek, D. J. Meyer. Howara Moore, James Noll, Plerce Musser, 1st w J. 2d w dw g Bellefonte, nw, “ 8. W. w. Bellefonte Centre Hall Howard Milesburg Millheim Philipsburg w. i tre Hal Howard Cer M Joseph Gates, D. G. Meek, Stat P. J. McDonnell, 8. Philipsbur State College Unionville Townships. Benner np sp Boggs np - 8 i Ww Pp Burnside College Curtin Ferguson e p id wp np © Pp John F Grove, J. W. Grove, Ira Confer, J.C. Barnhart, Lewis Wallace, William Mipple, P Nathan Grove, R. A. Poorman, } W.H. Fry. Pine Gr Sumner Miller, Pa } Josiah C. Rossman. ¥ AH. P. Herring '¢ wp John |fmith ep L D. Orndort wp Ralph E. Stover, Aa Halfmoon Emory McAfee, Stor Harris John Welland } Howard Geo, D. Johnson, Huston Henry Hale, Liberty e p W. F. Harter, Bl - wp Albert Bergner, Moi Marion J. W. Orr Miles e p H. F McManaway mp Geo B. Winters, “ wp G. Ed. Potter n p G H.E .“ sp Geo. Goodhart, “ wp B. Spangler, Patton Penn tush np ep sp Snow Shoe mont 144 Gre Halnes Tas Democratic State Ticket. 5 po WILLIAM H., BER STEWART, of Frenklin « For Judge of th : JOHN B. HEAD, of Westmoreland county at P Pr JOHN ef Super or Co County Ticket. For Sheriff SHAFFER iM ELLIS Re] HAREY JOHN C, ROW} } f JOHN L DUNLAP. of C. A. WEAVER, of | F {ud JAMES W._ SWAHBR {f Har 8. H. HOY [ Benner Tw For Corone PF. 8S. FISHER, of Walker Twp Twi EDITORIAL. p——————— ley gave Tom Harter about | dollars worth of prir ing last year ———— Jonx Rowe corder, faithful Re ‘ \ usual con Pp been a the has and deserves ment of a second term ———_— Gen. Grant fought out and won the ivil War term great C but when he asked for a third much the wople said it was too Sr ——————— Eprror Harter says the only issue in this campaign for some is * ing.” ty ticket it a big pull ‘county print. If you vote the Democratic coun will keep Harter from getting sli — Evrror Harter assailed Ellis Shaffer to defeat him so that the Gazette would get the printing. A vote for Henry Kline means that Tom Harter gets the sheriff's advertising Reverarions within the past twelve months alone, saying nothing of the past, prove that the G, O. P. in Pennsyl- vania is corrupt and rotten from top to centre and from centre to bottom, The disclosures within two months, of ras. calities committed, are most astounding, running high into millions of money honestly belonging to the public. G, O, P. must stand for Greatest of Plunder. ers. leshurg | Milihelm | psburg | Coroner, without Dr's solicitation on the of any best standing he enjoys in part, evidence his worth is the his own to Walker und in all wnships which are in his high profession 1 [81 sympathe- fitted for Swab ha stands For Auditor, JAS, W. SWABS. tion is a certaint The office of County Auditor is an important one to the tax. payers, and Mr. Swab is closely identi. fied with the interests of the farmers, of City and Country Joys. Recently a resident of Washington turned In disgust from the heat, noise and dust of the capital and went into | the nearby country to tone up. It is not strange that he went back disgusted again and wrote a stinging criticism upon the suburbs of Washington, He went to the “country,” as he called it, and found disorder and squalor. Wash ington may be an exception, but the fact is that the suburbs of a city can not be the haven of rest which the city worker needs. It Is an old saying that “God made the country and man makes the town." But man has something to do with keeping the great handiwork of the Creator in condition to give hap pluess to the sojourner therein, Just why the average city dweller thinks that the country, which to him means any place outside the avenue Hmits, should welcome him with open arms and nurse him back to health is a mystery. He dotes on the advantages and attractions of the city, but it is to be noted that places of entertainment and amusement there are not thrown open to the country folks to drop in free any time they take the notion. All the indispensables for civilized be ings which the country holds—the food, the roads, the shelter, the comforting lawns the are there because country dwellers provide them, and these things not only cost labor, but involve some sacrifice The suburbs of any town may be made like the country if the city folks would take half the trouble which they do to keep up features like town. Land cheap, lawns and shade are easily produced, and comfort may be enjoyed by paying the price, which 1s a less price than the country people must for the Joys of the town. If country people would sordidly pursue the almighty dollar, merely grubbing the ground and letting the surroundings shape them selves, there would be no more joy any where the Washingtonian found in his Man fiods a barren wilderness and makes it bloom Vacant lots and even shade in I they is comparatively put up than squalid suburbs mitside of town ie nature are possibilities may barren than there \ afte seekers r A Sein fe near home “Active Alr"” For Consumptives, Stop fighting ger treat I with 0 ang advice of we are ir efforts to pon the CRIME | ¢ fix the respon. le bacillus as be- mptior sbere ns rely turning r 5 not en “ at] prepared bn) ricity upon olls like we needles This vas) quantities Mexico has made peace with the tro bilesome making h for some time to come of the Yaquis by important concessions to them whi may result in quiet but 1 prospe \ being opened to modern progress held The Yaquis, like the old Boers, are an industrious people, bn the get-rich-quick desire does not exis! among them. They want to use the! land in their own way and will be sat isfied to do with less comforts than part of the people In more progressive country they occup out sections obtaln by wrestling for them EE ——— th Tr of leiphia in a case where 108 witnesses heard in Phila. the election of ticers of a precinct are charged with the commission of gross frauds, no less thar 40 testified that they were not citizens of States that their he United and yet names appeared on the election return In proved that in a as having actually cast their ballots it house of bad repute kept by a woman, another case WAS and having only six rooms, there were 72 voters registered, yet only some two or three men were having a residence there, The woman further that had threatened to stop her business by arrest testified to this and the machine police if she did not permit such a registration of fraudulent her Thus thousands of similar registrations of fraudulent voters were made with the names from house aid of the police and houses of ill fame used as an agency for such work, and the police gave the places protection And this is the kind of work Mayor Weaver is trying to break up and hon. est (7) editor of the Keystone azette de- | fends, A musical crank would operate a street piano, The finds things where she laid them, most careful men can't always It isn't only when the stock market is dull that you will meet with sharpers Even when a girl makes up she may draw the line at | A enciling her eyebrows id put his ward, even bes foot for. man when kick Ing ns y of room at the top, t » thermometer doesn't use it this 8 generally easier ischarge a * than a cook, You can’t save time reserving all the old calendars The man who tries to lp 1 oo Sh hh hh hd 3 E. P. IRVIN, L.C IRVIN The Racket Table Oil Cloth Sa ah a a a silent iter wal grace + & * oe kd $4 ’. + + * * bd : &* 4 es + i > hd * $ + + + 4 + +> bd i * + + 4 ¥ + + : + Floor Oil Cloth 5 Ww L 3 « Ar Linoleum Curtain Stretchers RACKET STORE CO. +4444 444344444 334 44420 NOTICE! Our Sugar Prices FOR SATURDAY 20 Ibs. C Sugar, 18 Ibs. A Sugar 16 Ibs. 6G Sugar POPP LA 2 a a a a a a a a a a a a 2 ah a ad 1.00 1.00 1.00 Reg Price nr Price 11 cakes of Soap 26 Macaroni Horseshoe Salmon, ¢ gal. Headlight Oil Flour Pepper . Good Corn Broom, Vanilla Salt, . .. Whole Rice ' Baker's Chocolate, Gallon of Vinegar....... Coarse Salt in 125 Ibs, sks 28 1bs, sk. Dairy Salt SWORE, & + 4 404 «4440 Green Tea } CANS CON... ... . These prices good for Saturday only. O38 25 10 15C can 75 25 40 25 0 Of JA0 25 20 8g 25 2% 40 2 for 18 15. « 70 20 19 "0 25 Highest Cash Prices paid for Butter and Eggs, at GILLENS CASH GROCERY Joe Thol. i "me . y There will be preaching at Fleisher's Gap, on Saturday evening, Gg. R. Our champion shingle sawer, Arthur Holderman, and fireman Wm. Moyer, while sawing shingles one day last week they never noticed that their engine was nearly et till the belt flew off the fly News is scarce; corn husking is the go; corn is very good through this co intry. Mrs. Fannie Frantz, who was badly Meese is busy raising potatoes, burned, is slowly improving, Franklin Gingery is very proud; it is a boy. Our old-time school years ago, J. Tylersville olad to see him John J. mus Tylersville; he teacher ups P. Sheat xr, wife and two daughters, Ethel, transacted business at tn GEORGESVALLEY., ward Confer will Harter's farn C. Confer rt hit C0 Fi Hall David 0. ( if you Cornie Mr proving Homan is a hustler at farming would have seen him haulin wotsld WouiaQ Do you know a lock Holme M es, Sher- 1A 1 4 A the orers aaqer last week, you nave pera : house on Have You Notloed recently, bow many new ready-to-wear cloth- ng stores there put Do you know the reason why ? ire in the fashionable shop- g districts of all the arge cities and towns ? A visit to our store will be convincing—in style and finish KUPPENHEIMER known price, Garments are over the United States, zide by side in IADY Cases way in the lead ) of all manufacturers We are their exclusive representatives in Bellefonte You know f you should buy A garment which you found unsuited to your sivle and exchange refunded is quickly suggested le you right, rest assured of that Neckwear, Underwear an by cent. than n goods have ad vanoet i Der Montgomery & GO HS EE-S SHEE Ss ett sae ee rE SAA SAAS ARS LAL ee a ae msm. tretiiesiiiteesiiiiiiie .. MORE... New Garments arrived this week. $3 bd pdb ddd Prd bd bbb bbbd $id AAA AAS ASA SAREE EASE ARERR AE A PPP PP FRPP TR PRP PR TTY New Tailor Made Suits In both Long and short ( } cach effect Colors Gray, Navy, Green, Black ar 50, $15 Girls’ Skirts In colors of Blue, Brown and Gray wo and $17.50 The kind that make first rate garments . $2.2¢ come In inches to 39 inches in Length. Priced at $1.95 - madies’ Skirts In New Styles, ings and Plain Colors, cut full ane PSDB Sl a a AA Mixe d A Leader in our Made in all wool! materials in suit. icely tailored $5.00 skirts, now go for $1 98 New Rain Coats In colors of Olive, Costor and Oxford SS ODD BESS OBIS SESS ARAA AANA AAS SS SSS EE Ee ee eee EC tt Et ES ess... Eee aaa a a Ei i a a Ean a EE EE a I Made as with the plain box back with box pleats and $10 00, n the new Empire Effect as well belt. All sizes, from 32 to 44 $12.50 and $15.75 i Splendid values at $6. This is the store where you get the mort for ynur money, Test us now you'll not regret it. KATZ & CO. PIPPI PIIIIIIIIIOIOIIIPIIOPO re | which he is one, and the taxpayers in | - Get out | general, that he deserves to go in with | Ebest E Ett EPEEE Itt ttt tttttttt ses Get out the Vote. the Vote, | Allegheny St. Bellefonte, Pa. |
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