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THE CE
NTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., NOVEMBER 9, 1905.
The Centre Democrat,
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EDITORIAL.
Link Swartz got White-washed
Tue Berry crop was |
stale
iv
ly
Tue **Bloo
——
ha
nine comes
When Hen
some of us little |
No one is
was
Small,
York
Mayor
of New York but that Tammany doctored
intention
Hearst New
of
American, claims he was elected
urns, in favor of McClelland
that reason he his
10 «
announces
ontest the returns
s———————
Presipent Roosevelt's Thanksgiving
proclamation is as pithy as it is brief
When he emphasizes the causes for re
that *‘the dan.
gers to national life are quite as great
now as at any
joicing with the remark
previous time in our his.
tory,” and that *‘the foes from whom we
should pray to be delivered are our own
appetites and
against these there is always need that
passions, follies, | and
a whole
The
the grafters and
boodlers wherever found,
we should war,” he condenses
some sermon into a few lines,
President is against
and has said
so quite often
a————
Tur next fitting thing to follow the re-
sult of Tuesday's election, would be to
put Bull Andrews to jail for life. There
is no law by which he could be hung,
which would be his deserts—a square
deal, Then put those fellows to the
penitentiary for life of whom the Presi.
dent of the Enterprise Bank said''It was
republican politicians who wrecked the
bank” and caused 3000 depositors to
loose their hard earnings. Then banish |
the Philadelphia gang of plunderers who
have robbed the city and state of mil
lions. These rascals are so many that |
the penitehitiary would not hold half of
them.
LIBERTY FOR RUSSIA,
ed.
given the people. Henceforth there will
be liberty in Russia,
There is probably no country on the
face of the earth in which such changes
could take place, and to which they mean
so much, For 800 years the Romanoffs
have ruled with aniron hand, One after
another they have succeeded to power, |
they able,
that
the people
and, is so far as were
per-
petuated conditions existed, to the
practically
I ical
have done this
extent of making
And
them ch
their sl they
while all about anges have taken
place that have more and more
y
other peoples with rights and privileges
amount participation in
their governments, With such influences
operating as must spring from changes
outside Russian domains, it was the
t
most natural thing in the world that the
Russian people some time should also
demand greater freedom, should
some
time threaten revolution if not accorded
ghts and privileges.
1 to the
1 his
inevitable the
throne, he has
nated the
of the Roman-
rule
he has plac ed himself and Re
ule on the same piane as mon
rnment in Grermany
exp anation of
trespass notices
to
be selfish bu
sportsmen obje
1
juriously indecent an
——
100 SNAKES,
KILLS
Driver Lucky to Have Scoop Shovel
With Him in Wagon,
A. 8S, Otto, of St Bedford
county, had a most exciting experience
Clairville,
with copperhead snakes while hauling
sawdust away from a sawmill near his
1 the «
home. He was impressed wi mn
usual weight of the sawdust on his scoop
shovel after he had got pretty well into
the pile.
Investigating, he
was amazed to find
that the load was caused by venomous
copperheads. Glancing around him, he
found that there were moving reptiles
all about. To escape them he sprang in-
to the wagon, only to find as many there
as on the ground,
To protect himself he went to work
with the scoop, and before he quit he
had slain ss snakes in the wagon and 45
on the ground, measuring from 16 inches
to three and a half feet
—————
No, the present Board of Counny Com-
missioners will not raise the millage
they won't get a chance. It may
necessary for the new Board in order to
meet the indebtedness, We shall see
be
| when the lid is taken off,
1 A BO
Fifteen headaches cured for joc by |
using '‘Moyer's Headache Tablets.” tf |
The Czar has bowed to the inevitable, |
| Autocratic rule in Russia has been end- |
Constitutional government has been |
TRESPASS LAW,
Sportsmen Indignant Over Act Aimed at
Strikers.
Hunters throughout the State are just
awakening to the scope of a trespass act
which was sneaked through the Legisla.
ture last winter,
The law appears to have been enacted
at the instigation of the corporate inter-
ests which maintain a powerful lobby in
the Penusylvania Legislature
It provides that any person trespass-
kind of
hich
prominently posted no
ing land —no particular
upon
land specifically designated ~upon w
the owner ha
demeanor, iction
mi
punishable
not exceeding $10, and
before a magistrate shall be
a fine the
Failure to pay the fine will re
sult in imprisonment of one day for each
dollar not paid, All such cash pen
as are imposed and recovered shall be
paid to the school district in which the
trespass was committed.
BARS HUNTERS EVERYWHERE
This law effectually bars hunters from
safely going into the woods and fields
game,
Ow?!
prominently; it
fenced or unfenc
the land is
ingl
r tres
y tes}
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| A thief is a thief unless he happens to
ities
THIEVES.
be a big insurance man, a railroad man |
or a prominent banker, or something of
that kind; then he is a good man gone
wrong. ‘That is, if he is too clearly
If the
twisted to his advantage,
found out, evidence cau be
and
there
turned
and remains a technicality which
lets him out, he is a good man not gone
»
wrong
Political hedges are good things to
hide behind, They are broad and um
brageous and unless the public evinces
they
behind politi
most of the *
RoOIng
here that the big politician
wreck bank
that
through deals which
kill cashiers; it is here insuran
frauds are perpetuated; it is here that
much deviltry is consummated that
hard for any
good,
ot (
geting
decidedly
man to continue
cautious
The good men behind the hedges
ith amazement at
parting the bushe
KO
after a while,
)
will
id unle
ng on. But they
At
at
NOTICE
Our Sugar Prices
FOR SATURDA Y
20 Ibs. C Sugar,
18 Ibs. A Sugar
16 Ibs. 6 Sugar
Highest Cash Prices paid for Butter and
Eggs, at
GILLENS CASH GROCERY
Allegheny St. Bellcfonte, Pa
they will get used to something which is
worse than inquisitiveness, The peniten
| tiary is yawning for numerous good men
whose connection with shady things is
being probed. Its doors are already rat-
ling impatiently and the striped clothes
are ready for the wearers,
bound
Good men
are thitherward in companies.
They are the lock
step, though they may not know it
i
Ward marcy
already practicing
For
Church Dedicated.
E. church at Mackeyvill
the Altoona
bach
e Altoona
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A Pumpkin Record,
The Belleville Times says Elliott
| Osborne, who raised the champion pump-
kin of 144% pounds weight, has handed
us the weights of the other pumpkins on
the same vine, which are as follows : 98,
76. 50, 20, 19 and 11 pounds respectively,
Thi
Ol P HNpKIns rRiseq on one vine
made a total of 475%
ore iH
gran
ble record
1} GAL NOTICE
Notice is hereby
that the
snd chatiel
ested
Larinin
tions be |
term, the
ery
1. The
cep ed on om
Rane
invent ry
personal property of
Lihe rey township
L apart to his wid
he
personal property of
| nionville borousch d«
sel apart to his widow
The Inventory "
real estate of Samuel Lucas
tom nship, deceased a8 the same
dow Martha Lucas
and apy
Joseph
deceased
low, Lavi
inventory and appra
Elwood
ceased
Mary (
and
re
in
(
10
rest assured
centiy,
bow many new ready-to-wear
g stores there re In the fashionable
stricisof all the large « ties and 1
Know the reason why
sore w
ver the |
Many Cases WAY
HDR manufacturers
We are thelr
Hefonte
A garment
ir siyie
and
exchange or
Ritsleq
of that
ckiy » We
Bellefontes
Largest Clothing
Store.
SIM, THE CLOTHIER.
Correct
Attire for Men
and Boys.
What
Appeals to
You most in
Clothing ?
ur Suits
part:
the
WAY our
The old tru
“proof of the
i
1
Wear ?
bly brought out as it
Sim Clothes
is In
Sim Clothes the best wearing «
Price ? be
we, Being the largest buyers
ing in Central Penna. ,
concessions from
we
of this
must charge.
ng fitted properly
giar ab
1g you'd be better pleased
about
ele,” was never
the
The experience of thousands
a period of nearly six years has proved
id any
No other store in the city
can bey n to Rive VOU As
money
notably
Ww
{here's
mt
garments
thi
pudding,
wo fore.
wear of
overing
as
of Cloth.
obtain price
manufacturers
cannot get and give you the full benefit
others
So when you buy here you
always pay less than the others
We challenge
contradiction of this statement.
And there's another decided advantage in buying Sim's Clothes: you can
choose from assortments that have no equal in any other stores.
Suits
Single
Sack Suits
Single
Sack Suits
Wor
ery
Pay
pay
Single
Sack Swits
Nixteer
Riad
Winter Overcoats
Ww
what kind of an Overcoat you've de
cided on
in
At
ing
here to please you
Overcoals
menses a
From $6.50 to $30
most stylish, best wearing
moderately priced
cause to regret looking at this show
Awaiting you
and Double-Breasted $ | 0
5 | et
and
Double-Breasted 5 | 2
f }
and Double Brea
& 1 oe
was
$f
and
Double-Breasted $ | 8
Styles of Fancy Worsteds
Worsted : e
The eo ¥!
.
stores at $20 Wy
k Unfinished
LC assimeres
d in other
e are superbly ready. no matter
youll ind coat
Mere's nothing
lacking
wortment
getting
in this im
show the
coats, all
not have
every price siep we
You'll
We've savings in Overcoats
Corduroy Goods!
Special-4§7.50
Suits, we guarantee not to split
between the corde for one year,
Men's Corduroy
$4.00,
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Men's Corduroy
Pauts $1.50 to