Page 6. THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. The Ce CHAS. R. KURTZ, Editor and Proprietor, A.C DERR Associate Nditor, ————————~ BWORN CIRCULATION TBSCRIPTION : OVER §,500. TERMS OF SUBSC SURSCRIPTION, Persons who send or bring the money to she oMce and pay in advance, §1 per year CENTRE DEMOCRAT clubs with N. Y.shrice-a-week Worldfor, co.uoviiiinnns ¥ ‘sasburg Stockman for...... W. J. Bryan's "Commoner rublished weekly every Thursday morning Entered in the postoMee at Bellefonte, Pa pecond-class matter alnly All The date your subsoription expires isp printed on the label bearing your grodits are given by achaoyge of label irst fasue of each month, Watch that, after you remit. We send no receipts unless by specia request. Watch date on your label Subscribers changing postoMee address, and Bos notifying us, are liable for same Subscriptions will be continued, unless other. wise directed. We employ no collector. You are expected to send or bring the money to this offi Name EE. DEMOCRATIC CO. COMMITT DisTRICT POSTOFFICE Bellefonte, NNW John J, Bower " SW P.H. Gherrity W.W..L. H McQuistion : .D. W, Bradford, Centre Hall John Deihl Howard Fdward Groves Mileshurg Millheim .. R. S. Stover Millheim Philipsburg, | W...H. W. Todd Phillpsburg : 2 W.. Roy R. Rowles i 3 W.. .E G. Jones 8S. Philipsburg Chas. Wilcox State College boro. Jno T, McCormick, St Snow Shoe boro... .R. C. Gilliland Unionville James R. Holt Fleming Benner Twp. N.P. John Spearly,..Bfte, RF.D ys dal Robt. J. Hartle : Ira P. Confer .. Howard Neff Yd Jas. M, Weaver Burnside R. B. Daugherty College a I.J. Dresse Curtin y Geo. Bixel : ay George Weaver Howard Ferguson A J. W. Kepler.. Pine Gr. Mills ie Ira Haspster Gatesburg Wilbur Lucas. Spring Mills Wm. A. Neese Dr. H. S, Braucht I. D, Orndort W.H.Gulsewits D, C. Harpster John Forwney Centre Hall Howard boro Milesburg...... Coll Boggs Yarnell Mileshurg P nedzienn Lemont Orvistor Gregg Woodward Aaronsburyg Stormstown Haines Halfmoon Harris on Howard Huston Liberty Marion Miles Potter Patton Penn Rush 22 Snow Shoe’ James Cs Arthur Rothrock Geo. Harpster Taylor P. A. Hoover Union : John F. Holt Walker A J. A. Emerick A H.Spayd W. H. Cormaxz Zion Aaron Reese, Port Mati] A. B. KIMPORT, Chairman. Spring Bu ZEmem Hub erst Worth ELECTION POSSIBILITIES. The 4 ow Ing artic) Presi might n ria There 8 hardly any lentin happen ontingencies. | of the campalgn that is not touched | Republicans to ask for article, and from the the upon the viewpoint f wit} in Cepl Gramliey vin, straight question } he ! wil ¥ ¢ for Taft well man w! Btate just as The right or oosevelt ight te to do 8 A prominent is- American can not be of the mt Wilson that leview and Taft He feels sure That the in the boots of thinking Roosevelt has scuttled the ship, and might just into the dock for repairs for next four elected 8 ques can bu tion win Ne feeling down every can meet Republican well go the ent man you she ns dry Years, wants him well Patton will Taft, but the Bull Moose people to support in this district. Might Just vote for Jim Gleason will to the district and be pome use to the people. Gleason strong man who began at the lower rung of the ladder and has climbed Patton was born with sliver spoon in his mouth and comes from an aris- toeratic clan. Which will of the most use to the people? support as who be of is a represent 0D be Some lively times are when the U., 8B, Benate's special In- vestigation committee begging work this month Inquiring into the char- $1.50 Per YEAR | | have | | the index Of | ment Bellefonte | Curtin | | Standard | be | ning Snow Shoe |! ocra £% LOO possible outcome | wag not enoug tofore Twenty-nine independ. | | } | to able | i ! i ] | equivocal anticipated | fled in drawing its own conclusion as i i | to the form Penrose acter of the contributions presidential all or campaigns Standard Ol INSEPARABLE. is besmirched with Hable to Democrats the facts others If grease, and some are become Involved any from the been getting grease Ol Company let There (is difference in the known, no hether Re degree of crime w com mitted by a Democrat ox whlican I Let the full truth be cal talks on proval weeks ther controverss Penros« pan were spent -~ From New York World. MR ROC( From the VELT World, SILENT 34 STILL Oct. 1 19¢( Just What You Want 1 Dem sie irtes f the that enthusiasm among the a day. Here- [fro ; ne the Repu ns invaria had fone to int | is 1} there | that t at 1 Y. publica Many oerecr yg ing a « a] fire a : m the ty so ve od n 8G AN and we h 1s, imagine FEW HEAR THE MOOSE CALL. at Meeting That In dorses Congressional Nominee. \ STORMSTOW We she RB wir week (sri mmo n Thomas Fred number him a makes seen Rong The Bull ge | fleld oo v | place were not ! by t will The Bec) geen Wm re WAY Mrs their th Eve we must get een preti direct ROO on orderly good pa often and the SAM n PENROSE SILENT. pretty oftener Over ¢ weeks } the North Amer ag branded Penrose and up to this time he has no wn effort to de fend his nn “ guilty? Here is the unans appear ed In that paper “The stalin of « on your hands the Nenator atten Sunda evenli preaching time nierence Nore 8 it ! | rruption money in | mark of corporate bribery is on vour forehead, and nd Miss attempt divert the finger of scorn | horge and naccusatic from you by slander | ing the of me will be unsuccessful You | Reed BOALSBURG. Esther Bparr returns Williamsburg with her het end mes to in nfter summer IN n entertained at her of her Keller relatives in honor have more to answer to the nation Miss Sallie for than the Standard Ol] bribes that la number of passed into your hands, The founda | jast Thursday tion of your present title to admission | day, the senate is ns black with moral | Ruth Rupp left Saturday and legal guilt as Lorimer's, If an | toona where she expects to authorized tribunal of the senate will | hospital at that place as a nu hear the testimony the North Ameri. Dr. 1. BEB Kidder and family can will produce the evidence that you | tained relatives from Huntingdon are a briber and a corruptionist and | week that you hold your seat by support Mra. Reuben Stuart, of Pp bought with money. If you are nlis visiting with her parents man-—an ordinary man with red blood | Mra. Owen Mothersbaugh in your veing—you will ask the senate A reunion of the Keller and Math to investigate this direct and un-|ersbaugh family was held at the home charge.” of Mr. and Mrs LIL Mothershuggh Should Benator Penrose ignore this | Tuesday, In honor of grandma Kol direct charge the public will be justi | ler's elghty-ninth birthday a number of relatives, and neighbors were present Daniel Mothersbaugh, who had heen away for the summer, returned home for the occasion, quite me birth Al ter Inst VUTrK, quit friends man filling the re sponsible position of a United States Senator from this state can afford to let the charge of bribery go unrebuked, to his guilt, No | joleing | Monday the | { land | fow and i FROM AN ILLINOIS SUBSCRIBER dr here present tin most all the f plowing until wy wp in this int of the rmers have stop rain. The was a fall hard spring. but 1 is got A sot evry winter Wate pe ‘ Inst yurphye gr romp re wittend it Martha LEMONT. Allen went to he will be employed selling dy Hilda Bjork returned to Perth Amboy, N, J. last John R Williams and Aaughter and Mrs. Julia turned from New York Jacob Herman and Linn 8 have been quite ill during the Bdward Williams and wife over the arrival of a Ohio where Dr. C1 hw IER home Wednesday wife and Dinges re. Tuesday her in week are re son on Roalsbhurg, the Crider Write, of bossy cutting props on on Nittany mountain farmers are busy getting the for the fall seeding and a me on Saturday ‘ns family spent home of Jho W [senburg & Are tract The ready sowed me mvid Gelz | days at the last week, | A representative of the Department lof Health eirculated among the peo- | ple of this community this last wetk, | The work on the siate road between Lemont and State I= moving right along Mra, Olewine and Mrs, Waite vis- {ted with their brother, Linn Bottorf, fow Goelz n College ! Baturday | burg Thursday, September 5th, 1912, RUNVILLE, and Mrs, Booz Shore, spent riends after spending the Poorman re imlon Miss Bertha Hancocol of burg, wa in pleasant thie past a fine Hitt and in Joh, of rond cannot he the state, with | Mra, Abble Rocke and j returned from New York much ples d w Cora excelled by Poorman Sunday Naturday fami) the fit a and shore th thelr Philip vii in our |W # sojourn Hancock is ad home le gi ! in i ( i J hunters if ter sito gat Re nning I 3] SALE REGISTER. {DAY rer ir PT 21 | any have Hee init eral is—y able to sce similar appearance at d you buy from a reputable the difference in quality is ti IHC Oil and Gasoline Engines cost more than some others because they are more carefully made, and more thoroughly tested. Skillful designing, better material, better workmanship, more careful assembl and more thorou testing, tell in the long run. Given equal care an 1 H C engine costs less per year of ser r engin you can buy. Ifan I H C engine is given all the work it will do, pumpi sawing wood, running the grindstone, feed grinder, hay press, silage cutter, repair shop machines, cream separator, churn, washing machine, etc., etc., it will pay for itself in a very short time in money and labor saved. I HC engines are made in every horizontal, vertical, air and water stationary, portable and mounted on sk operate on gas, gasoline, kerosene, na tillate or alcohol, in sizes from 1 t Kerosene-gasoline tractors, 12, 15, 45-H P. The I H C local dealer will give logues and full information, or write i dino GHIng, vice than any othe e ny Hk style led, International Harvester Company of America Ine Pa. rporated Harrisburg I HC Service Bureau The purpose of this Bureau is to furs free of charge to all, the best information on better farming. If you have any worthy gq tions concerning soils, crops, land drainage gation, fertilizers, etc. make your inquiries st and send them to 1 H C Service Bureau. Harvester Building, Chicago, US A ainabie IT irri. ecife Bottorf | F. P. BLAIR & CO’S Dissolution Sale Continues One Week Longer, Ends Sept. 14th Prices Slaughtered Five Gold Watches drawn in Grab Bag this week. Always one Gold Watch in the Grab. HURRY! HURRY! F. P. Blair & Son.
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