Page 4. THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA, om The Centre Democrat, FRED KURTZ, SR., Editor CHAS. R. KURTZ Editor and Proprietor, W. FRANCIS SPEER, Associate Kditor EWORN CIRCULATION OVER 6,500 | 1KERMS 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 clubs with N. Y. shrice-a-week Worldfor a 4st Pittsburg Stockman for, $1.65 $1.%0 Published weekly every Thursday morning Entered in the postoMee at Bellefonte Pa. bs second-class ma ter The date your subscription expires is plainly {nted on the label bearing your name edits are given by a change of label the first fssue of each month. Watch that, after you remit. We send no receipts unless by special nest. Watch date on vour label Te anerivers changing postofMoe address, and not notifying us, are liable for same. Subscriptions will be continued, unlessother- wise directed J We employ no collector. You are expected to sendor bring the money to thisoMee EDITORIAL. | | | “THE DEM WCRATIC LANDSLIDE. rumbles Mountain Can't vou hear it as it ‘Cross the old Green State? , They have fel New It is coming sur 18 And when gets Its moment The Demo Whicl It alw » Just bet And the Is al As If The Hampshire once none 1 rati lands ical ar ter running modern teact ruption and another « riot breedir high station The election In Maine on Monda and in other repul ly, may Taft shift his again for the third time and come out with cles stead Maine ga der the lican states recent make shifter ges for democratic poll prom and measures for the peopl r dowr depletes mater similar James J depleting cons 322140 8 our nat na THEN AND NOW, It was Iryar preachir preaching of fore tist. The of pani rights, ws sort the masses did not | the fluenced slus} cept ring and bene ficiaries of } stem It Mark politics bu world has mov wane 1] mighty tr smart Hanna and since ther and wl ’ ther ism and popull in pel for conser dle clannes FOR SENATORS. Dr. 8B CC. Stewart, the the Democrat Senator In 4th Ser ath Bradf wint wns } nominees for atorial District, Is a twp, Clearfield co fifty four ye old Scot) Was hire celved his rd ore mes fron stock. he irs ARO and « ah Presbyterian p n ys arn An re onr education schools of Bradford township Curwensville boroug! whore Gregory VAR one of Later he was graduated forsor Medical Colless phia, at that being years of tht been his pre his te from the Jef of Philadel twenty-four time whers time nKe Bince practicing recognized as and the n medical Previous to " medicine he taught r public schools of this in Clearfield county canter one of #uccennful men I the county graduation Ir the rms Lar terms Ir two t and two Ir county Dr Stewart Is in his profession, being County ical Inspector, and one of the promot. ers of the Clearfield Hospital, but he has always heen recognized as a pro gressive and public spirited citizen, having served three terms as Burgess and is now serving as school Director of Clearfield borough. He is Interest. ed In forestry, good roads, preserva tion of the purity of the streams, agriculture, In fact, he has always been Interested in snything that tends to te the welfare of the public. He eminently fitted to AN the ofMes to which he aspires. If elected the people rest assured that thelr Interests not onl prominent Med | districts {3 ( t a four-hour I it right of an the sent of tary Major publican | he i | Congressmen A SURPRISE SPRUNG. Congressional nominations in nine State Senatorial nominations districts nominations for thirteen nnd in Friday n six eneral Assembly dis afternoon at the ricts were made Keystone the Harrisburg meeting of arty campaign committee at Hotel at also taken ‘ommonwealth to Institute in the name of | Steps he local wer legal test of to courts a one use the stone without the thi A surprise Key party con organization | the party | Col Wins gprung upon committee by Secre- letter nembers of the from Mapes when he read a Isaac B. Brown, of Corry, Secretary of Internal Affairs All l in 1896 and again from 1603 to 1907 The letter follows Mr. Brown's Letter. “Chicago, 11 “August 1%, 1910 “Hon. W. H. Berry, “Chester, Pa “My Dear Mr ways been a pr andadvocate of the ham Lincoln | Hever and there i8 Integrity in der mer ns Hughes, but thers blance of Republic leadership in Pem the nominees for ple are d to Pers to be nia wv ' ny Berry I have al ofound believer In party Abra less a be of am no when leadership un and gem the advocate now such EK mall Republica A POLITICAL REVOLUTION io in New What oar there is Democratic part Republicans "i where Aref Sibley is Indicted Warrem ount grand jut estigating the tempt to had been Inv Charges conspirne and a ctorate made Sibley, Frank H Munn, Charles D Howard, presented a true the deferdants for trial on nts of the Indictment pent $42 at the Republi Ay tion to gain the CONKTreas Pooular forced the off the ticket debauch the Joseph orge | and DM bill holding all ten Hib Taylor Crandall (3¢ LOO can prim ele nation Or nation over Of handy nom indig this Standard man Still Another For Heinle. week's the MeKean gaye that Hon. W. C. Heinle, of Bellefonte, Pa. the popular Dem. oernt nominee for Congress In this dis. trict, arrived In Smethport Wednesday evening, and met many of his McKean county constituents on Friday Mr Heinle is making a most favorable im. pression among the voters In county In the event of his would make one Last ocrnt insue of Dean election this district ever sent to Washington Marriage Licenses. George Hoy Wion, Pear! Onelda Hoy, EE. Wihson Barbara BE Bellefonte Hubletshurg Ammerman, - « Nittany Hazzard, Nittany John G. Hess, formerly postmaster at Pine Grove Mills, and an esteemed citizen of that town, has been In frall health for some time, and pres ent his condition Is quite erit 14 age, 52 years, bearing down upon him heavily, Re- | | Speaker Shurtiiff, of the {| and | the against | this! of the most useful ! r ROOSEVELT ASTOUNDS, The over the that have Theodore on Thursday of firs time he Middle most West is seething now remarkable day's doings marked the Western tour of | toosevelt, It all happened | linst week For the | announced that he is again | ready to run for office it may be the | presidency in 1912, and it may be the | governorship of N. Y., he didn't par. | ticularize, except that the office he had in mind was plainly indicated to be executive in character He formal statement that may result in a Roosevelt Hearst union in New York state Most important of all the West, Roosevelt flatly refused to sit down with Senator Lorimer, of 1 refusing to attend the pre dinner at the Hamilton club if Senator Lorimer were a guest, Col Roosevelt also included other figures in the Lorimer senatorial scandal Hlinols Browne, the Democrat ie leader In the legislature, as among undesirables at the dinner result was that the men named bn Pregident were asked also issued a to to dinner Hinois in arranged house Lee O'Nell the “x tO Stay away LAMAR. Henry Dornblaser left Pittsburg, where thes and then left for where they Mr. and Mrs st Friday for visited a few { Elk Cit | pect ton duys Oklahoma, ike ar thelr daughter, Mir eX extended with | ger Mis Harry teacher Iintondale, ROMOLA The golden wedding Closkey and wife of D. Ww Mc that wae celebrated on Sunday was a very enjoyable event Miss F Wer 3 | Monday to Lock Haver We wi tvthe vihe Eagle day who has been ’ nel 1 were i tors v Harry { S18 COBURN., Inst week Warrer Siar Hostermar ne, Ind sister wile Are Y Mre ) an's father, I'anlel at HN who spent several weeks wife, returned to Phila Tuesday where he is em- als John, Black th his Centre week put de the bridge ow exceptions ements on both home pes 1 grown "hey raise Harry Long stork made a flying { Hassinger ‘ { Josep) tunnel and left a Hithk week STORMBTOWN, r are “y ceding Hunter RR to wu hag been wk In employed by the office at Coons and Charley nice coor Lytle oap- preven Haturday on midnight prowlers, consisting tor Way, Bil Was Dord Way Garfield Hicks, ¢ He BL John Hicks and Nelson Frank had a private chicken supper on Monday Herman Griffin is putting roof on his house Masser Ward, the i= around Pelkinton rket evening new blacksmith KERN of Detroit, was In town visiting old friends Kid I» a good fellow the champion welght boxer of seven states John Hicks has employed Rev, Frank, the pastor of the M. KE church, to break his fine three-year-old colt Mr. Frank Is a good horse man and understands driving fast stock. —————————— A — Fostival, The organized Bible classes of the Runville UU, B. chureh will hold a fee tival at the parsonage at Runville on Saturday evening, Sept 17th. A chicken supper, joe cream and other refroshments will be served, who war wok Kid We ‘Butter and Eggs | For Young Men and Young Women. We pay for butter a We pay for eggs a « We sell granulated sugar a Ib We sell good roasted coffee a lb, ....15¢ WwW. We sell good flour a sack 11 Sell pure sugar syrup a qt (ireat requction in State College Supply Co. | The | Want | Full College | and separate deparments for Teach Ling Training, and College Preparatory, Bible, 1 . | Bpecial Features: Bois ain RAP TH Large Full \ | ‘tories, 10% "| Beautiful pees TOL Moderate . $1.30] hoes and dry goods, | Fall Term of day, Write for catalogue and illustratetd bullettin, | President, JUNIATA COLLEGE, Course Music and Business Courses. Variety of Cours. Small Library, and Faculty; Equipment In Gymnasium Location; Easy Charges 1810 September 19 will Juniata Huntingdon, Pa. Thursday, September 15th, 1910, " Store For Sale! A General Store, in nrrounded by TT Centre Co. , oricultral istrict, and eng ¥& 4 good country On line of railroad For mrticn'ars ingn re of GETTIG, BOWER 4&4 ZERBY, aote Hel a thrifty a of four years, 1 rade iefonte Classes, Labora- Dormitories; of Access; New Departure In Business. Sarles you must th } that w begin Mon- well of iny plan you BOC QOLIATE Ol) 4 be INgK Harness, Now it is.up to von to make us make good K College, SCHOPIELD'S MAIL ORDER DEPT money away when Why end your i yi can buy at home Detter Pennsylvania Railroad County Fair BEDFORD, PA. Septemder 20, 21, 22 and 23, 1910 r ve, at Reduced Fares, in quality at le guarantee to be a money charges refunded oret dh a A Set of Harness Y tation ¥ This har ibber, at TINS James Schofield, ’ feather. | i SPECIAL SALE Commencing Friday, Sept. 16, at the New Racket Store BUSH ARCADE BUILDING ir Iron Table Celery Lamps Bracket large Mugs Meat Mont Boup § Dessert Round Round Vegetal Dinner Plain Flowere Eagle Tumi Punc? Plates 20¢ Piates 25¢ de Dishes Beats All fe Graniteware Worth. Sale Pr. ( 1%¢ Tinware Worth. Sale Pr Here ers } Hardware Worth, Sale Pr evels Handles Glassware Worth, Sale P lers dozen 4 20 Trays complete 16 Lamp complete Bowls with one White Dishes Worth, Sale Pr ’ 16¢ "Intes—donen dozer Dishes 1 54 Dishes $1 00 Raucers a0 10 1 Be "Eo Pinter dozen Crepe Paper Worth 10 feet &¢ A 10 feet " 15¢ Toilet Paper Worth, Sale Pr, He for 25 18 for 2 6¢ bo 7 Cutlery " Worth. Sale Pr. $1 00 T8¢ 2 Woodenware Worth. Sale Pr Dry Goods, Notions Worth. Sale Pr in ) ’ School Supplies and Stationery Worth 16 Sale Pr, Per Paper N Paper Napkins ost Card Vie Post Card ] Double Cloth nd Ri APKiIne 10 10 Pictures and Mirrors Worth, Sale Pr 10 ates Ph Pictures Mat Pictures Mirrors Me 1 he Pleture French Large Mirrors Combs & Hair Goods Worth, Sale Pr. Combs i Be Framed large 104 Frames Pinte Mirora Mirrors 1 0 Rack Hair Halr DRarretts Hide Combe Turban Pins tats 16¢ 10¢ 10¢ 160 ‘J. FINKLESTINE'S | NEW RACKET STORE | BUSH ARCADE BUILDING, BELLEFONTE, PENNA,
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