yet THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, a rviay, Februsy 6th, 1213, Bhs Centre Democrat, OHAS. R. KURTZ. Rditor and Proprietor, A.C DER Associate itor. ————————~~ BWORN TOIRCU TL ATION OVER 5, 500. ASA SANA AA TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION : SUNSCRIPTION, - $1.50 Per YEAR Persons who send or bring the money to she oMoe and pay in advance, §1 A yoar ONTRE DEMOORAT clubs wit MH. Y.thricea-woek Worldfor..... . Saburg Stockman for . W, J. Bryan's "'Commoner’ Published weekly every ¥ Hursdny morning ®osered in the postofMce at Bellefonte, Pa. as second-class matter. The date your subsoription expires is plainly printed on the label bearing your name pode are given by a change of label the first lssue of each month. Wateh that, after you remit. We send no receipts unless by special peguest. Watch date on vour label pos notifying us, are liable for same. Subscriptions will be continued, unless other. wise directed We employ no collector. You are expected 10 send or hring the money to thiso Moe EDITORIAL becoming a reformer Indiana He to Aldrichs, other Penrose Is same knows Foraker, corporation tools Taggart In happened Balley ns what Cannon, and suffragettes will be hap- py. as the authorities at Washington have granted them the of parading on the day prior to the inau- Now in the college stu At last the privilege guration they are another stew, to liberate on the der s sure the as dents threaten sacks streets as circu pul Jc ich ms The idents That is ed. The third ter was a more COUTrSse 8iX legislat Flinn seem getting the « islatu it The to 1 $5,000 the mer for dire mo the s book od of ones are When the 1 itself on term for presidents, Walled a pop shoul have abolis fa and record as voring a no more, they ilar sentiment, only they gone a tep farther 1 lee nln prin will ple BRYAN AS SECRETARY OF STATE Ir one of per man ing exe had er « was post On ocountr mini 0x0 Bue wil aw Ke Mr has bring more from the Eas lachian Middle the | ocrat pers i ’ able HE of long Yar at may dark days y « anite as weathere dark days and Is trained to hold fast to the bit ter end With yan in the Cabinet the Wilson administration will be able At any time send out among people a acts whose long career has prov ed his exceptional capacity to command the blic attention In all the highways and byways of the land. No one should und/rrate the political fighting power $ the combination of Wilson and Bry- An. so long as the comb together Politically speaking found strategic sign combination which the country has harlly begun to appreciate, Whether deliberately or not, Mr. Wilson is al- roady campaigning for the political scalp of Theodore Roosevelt, If, In combination with Bryan, he his party together through the pres. tige of political success, nothing oan prevent the continuance of the Demo- cratic party In power. If radicals and conservatives in the Democratic party separate on account of Wilson's rad other Dem Bryan's AD IMMOV- tration it There but a Bry- ds be admini with ome, any the no to there Is a flcance In this pro feal policies In the next four years, the | conservatives will have to leave, Inas- much as the Wilson-Bryan combina tion will have sure control of the par- ty organization. The Democratic schism, consequently, would help the Republicans and not Mr. Roosesvelt's party, since the Democratic conserva- tives would never accept Mr, Roose- velt's leadership. And, In the mean- time, the Wilson administration would be attracting adherents from the Roosevelt following simply because ft was In power and making the fight for progressive causes, As for Bryan's ability to subordinate himself, time will show, As for his competence In the special fleld of for. elgn affairs and diplomacy, there need {trips {In his handling of diplomatic | entered | lights All | bscribers changing postoMoe address, and | Secretary Ders! | the | champion of its policies and | ination can hola | holds | {and he too, be no serious fallure provided socks expert advisers. Mr. Bryan, has one undeniable qualification. He has personally visited nearly all the South and Central American countries and he has the confidence of the i.at- in-American peoples, He has become acquainted during his travels around the world and his various European with many foreign statesmen, issues he fail more completely than predecessors who have heralded as shining diplomatic field, business world may find security in the Bryan regime as of State, in view of his well pacifist convictions Of Americans, Bryan seems the likely to plunge the country foreign war Men who have at and of whom sometimes do great things have been long denounced petent occasionally surprise cause they do well Mr. Bryan, as of State, may be the sur the next administration hardly of his office in the could some the for Secretary known reasons into been greatly Httle is Men as incom people be KO prise of FOCHT NAMES DEMOCRAT, | Republican Congressman Plays Poli- | tics With Lewistown Office. Pennsylvania congressional especially the Republican chuckling over the way Ben K. Focht, of the Pennsylvania district, one over” on Congressman-elect mm in selecting and having before the Senate for confirm the name of Capt. Jam Mi Coy, Democrat, for the int posi tion of postmaster of istown, in Mifflin county. The Egbert The egation, of gressman enteenth “put del end Con- Sev it, Is plac ed ation sent umbent, William F not expire sub there for and Dem op m and imong F A NEW PLAN. the Legislature to Buy Books for School Children. ontative A. | Mo ilthrop re not big ach grade and { AY a uniform stern of examinations throughout the State, similar to th in vogue in New York State, so that a child mov ing from one district to another will not impelled to from one two years at be « lose to Two Majority in Senate. Through recent elections in the sev. eral States where vacancies in United Staten Senatorships existed ate forty-nine Democrats and Republicans, eleven of the ing placed themselves gressive flag Three States are deadlocked at the present time on the question of selec tion of Senators to fill vacancies These are liinols where two are tc be elected; West Virginia and New Hampshire, one each. The lLex- Islatures in each of these States are Republican, but so-called progressive Republicans hold the balance of power have prevented the choice of a Republican candidate, Iatter hav- under the pro- The March of Progress. All passenger and freight trains on the Pennsy will be equipped with tele- phones which can be connected to the overhead wires by means of poles on the snd of which are hooks and thuds, Connection Is made through the poles by means of wires. The telephone without the poles Is enclosed in an oblong case with a handie and can be handily carried to any spot. This will enable crews to get in connection with the stations In case of a hold-up or wreck. Dr. King 's Now DiSeovetsy, Soothes irritated throat and lungs, stops chronle and hacking cough, re. lHeves tickling throat, tastes nice. Take no other; once used, always used. Buy It at C. M. Parrish, y A Bellefonte, Pa.Adv, Even | sneered | eX Pe cted | who | the Sen- | after March 4 will be composed of | forty-three | Senators | all | least | al Economizes Eggs; makes has | ROYAL BAKING POYIDER Absolutely Pure appetizing and wholesome The only Baking Powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar ————————— ——— ALL THE LEADING Public Salesin Centre Co. Butter, Flour, the food more MARRIAGES. Hale—McDonald. Hale and Miss Ida of VET William vd both marriage 1 Bell McDon Mayes—Heberling. Edward W. Ma and Mi berling, both Y 8 ancy He marri Storms Were Beaver—Prince. Mra. James A. Be Bel and Miss Millicent Prince, a daughle of Mr. and Mra William Prints Crafton Pa The ceremon whi The Only Way. parcel § wrent . hy wt atl a stmas f a bottle of wi mail to drink it it a4 it and oatr VN) vard it to the Therefore it of the dil« there mma Will Not Attend rding to ] ruard Inauguration, issued by Enating # who will on cerem ch 4 it ment companies the regiment t Bellefonte Ix the orders Meer 1e nies is seen solents This ia Company |. of a 0 Will Butcher at H. E. Boob has sold Loganton to Clarence Brungard Rebersburg,. who w take possession in a few days and continue the buteh er business, which Mr. Boob has giv- en up to start in the grocery business Loganton., his property In of No girl really loves feeling an irresistible {him around without to boss A man impulse The Reformed congregation of Jack sonville will have foreign mission ser- vice, Sunday, February Sth, at 10:80 a. m.; Rev. Zechman, of Howard, will | {officiate at the service. All are cor- dially invited to be present The birds and animals that once {filled our forests, but which are rap- idly diminishing before the onslaught of men and boys were men's best helpers against the ravages of the worms and bugs and other foes of the growing crops. To the extent of thelr | ability they are still working for the race that foolishly seeks to extermi- nate them, It Is sald the government will not go after the champagne trust because they know it would be a fizzle, nor the soda water fountain because they know what they are charged with, All trusts, they say, are bad, Take the pretzel business, that's crooked, snd people say the government should go after the money power. That's easy, for everybody's doing It. When Mor gan raises the price of riding on rail. roads we call It fare, and when Rock efe'ier raises the price of oll, we make light of It, A Kansas Cow.~The following ad- vertisement appeared in a little paper In Bouthern Kansas: Good Jersey cow, give gallons of milk dally, also good Address gun Hterting, RP. D. Munford, Kan ELK FOR GAME PRESERVES. Arrive at Renovo and Clearfield. of 2 consignment Consignments (AIm« Chicken Pie by Parcel Post. Don't Neglect a Cough. harmless ne It nn olent tha inn am cted thing, and helps = d membranes by | IrgaAns a stat Cherry afle ig! nag and asant relieve Yee n ple chi ding io yot cough and aly "i your money back J and $1 Sold in this « at our store Cerifal Gon J (he Fortmdh, KR « in ever) cents ommun sat "ty Going fo Cough) all Spring? | {Of course you don't want to-—-but let | ia cold gain the least headway, and you are holding out a good invitation | | for a long aggravated period of cough- ing spells and all the other disagree- able troubles that go with a cold. The best way to stop a cough Is to have on hand a ready help, Get a box of KRUMRINE'S COLD TABLETS This changeable weather is threaten- ing to health, and for that aggravated cold you have now or for the cold which you have just contracted you will find In our Laxative Cold Tablets a thoroughly reliable remedy of greatest merit, Simple and easy to take. Acts in an easy, pleasant way. The best cold cure we can offer you, and at 26c 8 Nox you can {ll afford to be without them, Krumrine's Drug Store, BELLEFONTE PENNA, | Bert d (BPRING SEASON 1913) Bales will be in | TUESDAY. MARCH 1s~Henry Mark, 3 1. east column, until day of | of Spring Milis—~live stock, farm implements Persons who have their | and household goods, Wise and Hubler, Auct Sale Bills printed at “The Centre | Free Lunch Democrat” office will receive the $1.00 TUESDAY MARCH notice Free; or deducted from the Swisher, on the Dave Heoderson farm. 2 m. west of Jullsn- 4 milch cows 2 young osiie, price of bills if previsusly paid, 2 hogs, farm implements and household goods lpm 8 K, Emerick, Auet WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19 ~Chas, W I m. east of Linden Hall on the 7 horses, 50 este #5 hogs and farm i farm plements #01 L. F. Mayes, Auet Hood MARCH niege twp ’ Ing catLie Kens and farm Grove, Auct DAY. MARCH 19 Notices of Public in this sale, for $1.00, Jh~~Mrs Rebeoos FEBRUARY SALES, FEBRUARY 11-On the Johnston farm, about 2m. 1 orth of ML, Eagle—2 mares 2 milch cows, 2 yonng estile, ¥ shoats, and farm implements—1 p. m WEDNESDAY, FFBRUARY 12--Wm. E. Phil Hps 1m. west of Spring Mills the old Jor I t dan farm--5 horses, 6 milch cows, 12 shouts, 2 brood sows, boar, 25 chickens, farm im plements and household goods—~9.3 a. mw. LL. WEDNES I. Mayes, Auet m. west of Millhelm~3 horses, span of 11 miich cows, 3 young cattle, bull brood sows, farm implements and goods—10 A. M d Hubler. A THURSDAY, MARCH 20 J M. Heckman. 2 m south of Spring Mills horses, k cows. 2 bulls 11 young eattie, 2 brood sows. hoar. 16 shosts farm implements, veh vusehold goods—-930, H H. Miller FTHURBDAY, MAR 2 uel Mon er, 2 n f Bpring Millis work ) ers, 2 ulls, ¢ farm im and TUESDAY WEDNESDAY 0. Clark. at 4 work horses, & 7 shouts, 2 brood implements 1p on W.R Young 2% mules 2 hogs, 2 usehold CL WEDNESDAY | A 2 ne ¥ Mil Mrs ir , in Wise an SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15 stable equipment horses 1 a ro - eyed * » Isnier, Auct H P TUESDAY, FEBRU near Coleville Emiich cows The F. P. Bart Bellefonte--8 Yes, sieighs, harness ng ear, ete~-ipm. W. A Barnes, Assignee ARY 15-Ammon Gramiey E work horses, span of mules 3 hogs and farm implements Wa m LF Mayes, Auvct TUESDAY. FEBRUARY WwW. E near Stone Mill, in Potter twp 4 work horses 5 milch cows, heifer, 2 head your g osttle, calf south of Flllmore— UI brood sow. 5 shoals and farm implements hogs, chickens, farm a.m. Harry Grove. Auct bold m L 1 goods MARCH SALES. ESDAY MARCH 4—-J F. Lohr. tm west of more 4 horses. 5 cows § young catth ep. | gs abd farm implements SDAY., MARCH of M » OK, and Auct “cant » « ement brood mows } I SETS. y A 2 Shafter FTE FRIDAY, MARCH 21: Reuben horses m a Crust, | m 3 cattle, viements and bouse Mayes suct 2% m. west mplements oa FRIDAY MAR of M Hut MONDAY er MAR she MAR WEDNE 1m. west plement Hut WEDNESDAY "rank Swartz mburg-—iive stock fart we H oseph Meyers L 7 mileh cows sis ahd farm mg yes. Auect aL Axe MA R( ew. B C. Goodhart DrOOG mares, « Auctioneers eming nt onte DUrg Jittany Ilemont Irg Min 1 ery eile! bherst ence Lemont Howard Tyrone vid Yarnell ond. H.. M. St : Bellefonte R. 3 Colyer R. 3 R 3 urg nte onte F. Mayes. Auct WEDNESDAY. MA the Peter Mendis farm stock and implements THURSDAY. MARCH Halle m 81 of Spring RCH Ww. ( 2 Mill un Marion twp or farm . Bellefonte Shrine MM Mrs wo NOTE no ~The Centre Democrat commission to auctioneers to so- licit printing and advertising for pub- lis sales. You get the lowest rate by coming direct to this office. Tues, Feb. 18: A. Gramley pays ree. 9 ia, wi both pok 1b wi aK FRIDAY MAR ’ west Boalsburg ‘ ating doit 4 ws mparmet i sila nm FRIDAY MARCH 14 if Pa. Furnace. on head f horses and Colts. 10 uw Foung oeattie Mewes, 2 brood] sows farm imp empents and househ M G C Waite. auct FRIDAY. MARCH 14 Frvit p je3 horses. 1% f farm implements ar SAM Wise and Hut SATURDAY MARCH 11m) fren Howsrd—3} ers. bu and C MeCilutic Aust SATURDAY, MARCH b--Jacot Mad urg--h mile bu farm implements and b 13m MONDAY northwest horses. 2 yearling ox them spring heifers D Har the White ey 2 north a ' months old pan of mules, 6 yrs Hall 4 will work single or all harness: § miloh blooded Jerseys balance are mixed rs fresh in March. 2 young blooded shorthorn blooded Chester £8 at time of sale 2 shoats will weigh Also 50 chickens White Wyandoties Deering mower, new hay rake, Deering Harpoon hayfork with rope Lg manure spreader, new separator steel landrolier 2 60tooth spike har Oen Hall doutlerow ors wagons—one a Conklin with platform 2 seatad spring wag. uiter in good condition, new Oliver 2 new Milheim plows, steel beam vw, pew Ridebill plow, jot of corn the bushel, cider barrels, set Rub banat hous brood sows wooded Duroc pounds each Red is and MENTS Deering jer boar he A. Haagen, Hm odd od ich eavws, 3 hell 0a om A recs. In far nt arm img emet N Royer ows. 2 hells ischold goods ORE OTe f spring barrows rows-~of Dew re planter, 8 2 horse 8. Mishburs my. | 8834 truss axie Houserville -4 work OD. 3-seated ¢ ows. 4 heifers. 2 of Sulkey plow 5 shoats, chickens, farm | Syracuse pl implements and household goods--10 6. m. L. | 0d potatoes by F. Mares. Auct mule gears, heavy lumbermen’s tug hardness brecchings. housings, 32.01. exwension lsdder TUESDAY. MARCH WaAny other articles 100 DUMErOUs LO HD m. east of Boalsburg HOUSEROLD GOODS: —Kiwchen coup 7 work horses 2 flourchest. 5 bed steads, 6 cattle, bull punge. cook stove, heater Bl ewes Sale st 10 L arp SOT A weeder ree re MARCH 17 of Lemont F al ww. I8~Kidder & Raymond. 2 on the Dr. Kidder farm colts, 7 mileh cows § young 2 brood sows and shoats. chickens buck. and farm lmplements—10 A. M F. Mayes, Auct abd tion board, dining table cane<bottom chairs No. 4 wood stove, and other articles am L. F. Mayes suctioneer } SPECIAL SALE FOR SATURDAY, FEB. 8th 10° For Saturday, February 8th, Only. Workman's Bargain Store, = DRESS GINGHAM
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