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REASURER'S SALE OF UNSEATED LANDS FOR | 380 ; Hubby Bernavd. ..Mary Frank.... 4 55 100 Unknown os 195 | 450 5 Net apanan ag Ww .C Heinle ire iriiiAmastsisseaiat 833
£ 4 4 ia aw 122 31 Hepburn Wm.. “ “ 2179 HH Unknown ... ‘ Lo 84 | 4 as kannmgham 1. H., : 12 58
TAXES OF 1898 AND 1899.—Agreeable to the provisions of law | 2 oz har Te v8 Zo . 16 71 Nesbit Jno M “ “ 13 57
: As A ces, | HY Mosby Jacob 2 07 125 Wharton Moore...........Mary 8. Zeigler 585 | 163 {3 30 1 : :
relatingto the sale of unseated tracts of land for the non-payment of taxes, | 130 Mercer Jno 3 98 | 433 53 ..Beech Valley Coal & Iron Co..... 30 55
notice is hereby given that there will be exposed at public sule or outery 120 Peocc Danial 2 28 PATTON TWP. Logg “ pt “ 30 57
the following tracts or parts of tracts of unseated land in Centre county, | "2, Unknown hi 117 | 20 Burton Robt ....Mrs. Sarah I. Christ..... 780 | 162 20 53
Pennsylvania, for taxes due and unpaid thereon, ai the Court House, in | 2 = UHRHOWH wenn, 20 Diehl Adam... Le “ * - 520 | 150 Ist. 848
the Borough of Bellefonte, on Monday, June 11th, 1900, at 1 o'clock p.m. 150 Dieh! Nicholas « a. 6 39 00 | 433 ..Beech Valley Coal & Iron Co... 21 51
and to continue, if necessary, by adjournment from day to day until all | 404 139 Brown R. F 10 14 PENN TWP. | 433 153 Waln Rebecca.. REL $e 54 92
are sold. 375 Brown John. a : 7 60 260 c y ” Ww C H inl yon i 31 42 Waln Phoebe. Jas. A. Beaver Trust.....o..cics 4 07
S V. Supposed Owner. Taxes. | 135 Cawley H. B. ..Daniel Engel.. 131 100 “ook Win ........ oeenenenenn We Co Heinle. 20 | 433 153 Wharton Moore.. ..Beech Valley Coal & Iron Co.... 5% 92
Acres. Per. Warrantee. PP! : 3 300 M ry W 2 ¢ y y
- BENNER TWP, | 140 Harrison Wm. ..Jno. Sheats.. 2 87 276 Noutgomery oa li = g tw | 133 153 Wharton Elizabeth ke “ ‘ 54 92
3) » i 103 W. C. Heinle.. 216 ob Montgomery bDanl....... : a w 607 1 yon 153 Wharton Kearne 24 51
120 Hale, J. M........... .W. C. Heinle $318 80 Daniel Engle. 82 145 0f 170 Swineford Peter........ Geo. Robertson.. ves 56 | 115 Wain Richard... i 23 15
50 Harris, J. D -.E. J. Pruner. 13 170 70 Stover & Wolt. L. E. Stover. 2 69 STR IR AsLhR As
50 Lingle, J. J. ..J. D. Shugart.. 333 | 125 Unknown.. W. C. Heinle.. 2 60 : . ie ns 3
50 Perdue Joh . 3 99 75 Unknown.. 4 5s 3 154 | 288 Bond Mary......coriinins Jas, Gordy a ass 2 29 250 Alera GW... .Pittsburg Safe Deposit Co......... 15 50
o Snithonod 1927 50 T . « ce 307 400 Brady Wm. P. Mary M. Frank.. 10 60 7 Anshultz Geo... W. GC, Heinle.......c.c.oioveeree 441
20 i no, 81 yl 1 nig > . 2.60 | 400 Cogwell Daniel. .W. C. Heiule.. 10 60 | 30 Beckwith Clem .. . R. Pringle & Eve Sharer. 168
50 Coon Andre 13: ALE SOON TW 196 Fulmer 1 Ps 2 Rulp E 2 65 100 errr Andrev ittsburg Safe Deposit Co.. 8 20
> i . ALF MOO) P, 60 100 Felmalee Mos JD, Eulp ....., 331 3 Beckwith Clem... 5. R. Pringle & Eve Share 2 03
; on 48 Beck Daniel............. .W. C. Hele 141 400 Forbes Jas.... .W. C. Heinle 1060 | 443 Crane Jane & Ma s't..... Pittsburg Safe Deposit Co. 24 47
433 163 Butler Marg't 0 94 21 Curtin Roland & Son....Jno. I. Thompson 310 | 200 Garrigus Wm Jas. Gordon Est 15 | 900 Campbell Robert ae “ “ 12 40
397 145 Carskadden D.. 18 €0 54 Sharer Isaac.... W. C. Heinle..... 1 60 200 Gordon Ed.. , # 159 | 200 Carr Jas..... 12 40
433 163 Godfrey Martha 20 17 17 Thompson J Jno. I. Thompson 11 37 70 Peck Jos. Spangler & Rei 106 | 300 Drake Jas... 18 60
150 Lane Sarah. 699 ! ‘44 11 Unknown .... Ada Hutchinson. 335 3 83 Rapp Jacob nuel Bruss.. 42 | 40 Downing Sam.. 2 48
33 155 Lewis David. 20 16 HARRIS TWP, 100 Sawyer Wm J. H. Reifsnyder 134 | 40 Fox James 2 48
181 Tusa) spac x 1 atmar 12 4 fins Fog Goo Spangler & Smith 313 4650) Sms Daniel. i grab. 808 . 48 Fox James. 2 76
16 TnRNOWN cooenieens ceennene rs. Melvir 2L | 13 OX Gao ++3DANG taser rs Ys 18 Unknown.... . N. Leitzel. 49 | am ammond 13 09
viii 0 200 Fisher Sam’l M.G. 235 : le Ye = | {
BURNSIDE TWP. -_ Porror Mary Meet ai 30 Unknown .T. F. Adams....... 41 | 100 Hoover 3g 8 20
1/ af432 163 Bell Alex. 37 ¢ disher 3 Y "Brow 2 30 od a | 25 oover Jno...... ... 2 87
14 0f433 163 Be es re ma Fisher J. C M. G. Brown. 2 3 RUSH TWP. i £5 163 MeCommeon Th 21 98
oie 16 Bey Jon 3 59 20 Irvin John W.0 Bente ! 19 40 10 Atherton Richard.........J. Pemberton Ellis............... 424 McEwen Henry 24 38
3,006 103 Bererloin 35 ww Barther Riglird, Pio Chie 24 oe 10 Allison Jas.. “W. G. Morrison & Caroline 124 McEwen Polly 24 38
Yo 163 Rol Ben 407 92 Wharton Kearney Wm. Colyer.....unenne. 9 5 390 110 Arthur Ann. W. C. Heinle I 148 Merryman Eliz 918
12 ors 33 Cox. Paul * 3 39 HOWARD TWD. 52 Bannon Jos. Cheney & Thompson 50 Mong Geo..... ... 310
22 165 Greaves Alo 21 00 | 104 63 Brady Jno. W. C Heinle.. 420 | 593 153 Chestnut Sam Eve Sharer...... 101 McEwen Thos. 5 80
27 of 433 163 Hall Chas 13 96 | 104 63 Brady Jno. dh sue 42 | 200 Coopenhaver Jno T. ‘Fryberger 216 156 McEwen Polly. ars! gos 12 48
us pans 3 350 101 63 Brady Jno. ow 1 20 400 Coopenhaver Jno David M. Torrey i: 25 tite Geo.......uu... ..Pittsburg S. D. Co. 155
£804 163 He Alex C. M. Bow 698 . 217 Bonham Sara David M. T« 16 86 | 216 156 Grant Thos...... ... W. H Blair Atty. | 136 29 Ridgway Budd & Co.Ridgway & Budd 12 64
of433 163 Hmnter A
1% of433 163 Hunter Ale J. Z. Long 35 217 Bonham Sarah. “ 16 04 33 Gundaker Jno.. . Pamberton Ell i No. 12 .
oe: 190 Hall Chas oe 350 217 Bonham Sarah W. C. Heinle..... 11 €3 216 156 Hamilton Thos. .W. H. Blair Atty. { 40 Ridgway Budd C Co......E. Frantz 6 96
a I ev aaata} "Smith, Glover & Duncan 211 107 107 Brown Samuel. Mary M. Frank. 578 | 433 153 Hamilton Tho -W. H. Blair...... 8 | 96 142 Sherrick Jno --Sem’l McCammont 11 05
100 J. Z, Long..... ~1.%, Long..... 870 115 Godfrey Martha. W. C. Heinle. 2 2 Joram in hivin Ropers Ba MN: Leiter Est. ' 2 Sheivioi Jno. »RIUSDNIS Sate Depo: 38
6 75 Miller Wm... ..G. W. Rombach. .. B98 25 Graysburg Jos = . 3 433 53 Jords n, .Eve Sharer. 28 I as Jno. -W. C. H se 78
15 163 Hille Joseph.. ..Beech Valley Coal & Iron Co.... 31 00 36 92 Harris SH D. M. F. Blanchard & J. L. Bright 13 38 396 __ Jordon Benj sk ty 100 Thomas Ju of a . 575
70 Nicholson Jno. .Geo. R. Boak... M9 130 Lingle J. J. ..Sarah A. Totten.......... 491 53 153 Lee John. eo L. Gore 119 Thomas Jno.. 6 83
4 ng EL SA : OTVIS & ¢ 3: 52 Sterrett Jas Montgomery Bros. & J. Z. Long 4 03 50 Long A. B... Wm. C. Heinle 100 Unknown ..... eat $e . 575
1233 163 Scott Sam’l. . irvis & Holt... 10 19 34 2 Sterrett Jas.. Montgomery «J. 4. g y hs Ny IE ot :
11 Thomas Jas.. Smith, Glover & Duncan.. 20 14 50 White & Nestlerode......W. C. Heinle............oovviieerrsernsns 2 68 4s 4% Ee i ng 12 Ls Viiams dos in DIUSDAEE Sor 15 3
10 hea Jo ; 6 TRG AT 8 53 Lawrence Casper..........Eve Sharer......... 2 9 92 ace Thos..... Wa Cs Aa 5 8
Joan. Wee ay ley Sk i M.D. Lap | 1 MeCord J. R.& A. Cainp-McCord & Campbe 307 | 4 3 Williams Joshua. lu fT 24 08
33 163 £ JOS. J. Je tM. ) - =n : ome ‘ 5
ar. Th re fMdelitv Ins. T.'S. 9 92 56 RubN......crcinnmsisrnne- 2S. T. & M, D. Gr 5 hell... saseres . 100 Bell J, C...,.:.. . - 5
MW on 163 on F i hi 2 86 | 102 —— Williams.......W. C. Heinle 811 | 24of 433103 Morgen B. R Ed. M. Leifer Est... 160 Beck Jacob... sess E. J. Pruner....... 310
ia gaea Ee Sam’l.. iy 3 3 CRTY TWP. 433 Musser Jno....... .
iz 33 163 Yonng Sam’l.. J. Z. Long.. 3 90 LIBERTY TWP, 33 i AN UNION TWP.
{3 : Leni 3 4 5 US . - ” 433 McCommond Jno ..David N. Torrey.
17 of 433 163 Young Benj...... .. +s M. BOWET......... coisas cnssassnens 6 us 20 Bruce Chas. ... L. H. DeLong 105 IT cen lon TRL Ed. M. Leifer Is gn . inte 485
: ws } Ear LE | free Ee lw SE 1
139 138 Atwood N. L.... David M. Torrey... 54 02 | 166 Hays Robt. & Jas D. &. J. Bechdel...,, 2 in 177 84 Philips Hardman..........W. C. Heinle......... : 4 Davis Boyer. ..Richard Downing. 5 83
309 19 Atwood N. L. W. C. Heinle.. 1900 | 175 Hays Geo. D. Nsenh Yalley Coal on. 22 1 a0 9 Ramsey Jas., % paid... Mrs. J. B. Long & J. Miles 26 63 | 250 Deal Anna., “W. C. Heinle... 12 14
115 Brooks Jesse. ..David M. Torrey 51 05 50 Jackson Jno. We tn ponte. TO | 153 Spear Jno... ..Geo. L. Jordon... 26 63 | 159 140 Mann Harvey. ..F. P. Blair. 776
119 Carskadden D.. ..W. C. Heinle... 1464 | 159 Lylte ag P 1. Silaor.. : a 43: Slough Jacob. ..Eve Sharer... 13 42 | 190 Phipps Samuel ..W. C. Heinle 485
200 120 Carskadden D. te ke 24 G0 Be Napatey iim Gan ne SE 1 68 403 53 Mary Smith... C. M. Bower. 26 63 47 Unknown .. Thos. Harrison... 1 56
71 131 Curtin Roland. tu - 1 42 60 2 ost eroce Christ, ro Dol OFS £0 403 3 Showers Sam’l . ames Clark.. 12 49 | 1000 Unknown .P. H. Crider & Son.. 24 95
208 De Haven Peter. “Beech Valley Coal & Iron C 3 {0 Roliosts Jos 3 Dalons 2 lan Slough Geo.... J. Dymborton nal, Unknown. = % Crier hx
3 Svans Cadw: ie s tf 38 2 A 2 re 32 S seo. .Calvin Shearer 342 1 gy 33 Wister Wm ....... ..F. P. Bhir.. 2
i Frans Qodwallader w s “ . hal Quigley Jas. Beech Valley 9 20 i Bonga geo Rare : Ea] 3 163 Wister Wm F ar
15 Eddy Esther Smith, Glover & Duncan...... 5105 | 185 Jackson Jerem - Harry Keller.. 9 7 € Unknown .S. R. Pringle & Ev 13 WALKER TWP
294 31 Godfrey Martha. 3 19 08 200 Krouse Dan’ l...... isseser W. C. Heinle..... ......cccciciies 10 50 G NERO. : we UB 143 11 Acker Wiuune.........W. C. Heinle... 3 93
“60 Hallowel Ed.. Smith, Glover & Duncan... 7 33 MARION TWP. 250) White & Par W. C. Heinle 1338 | 115 113 Daugherty Marg't Cyrus Gordon. 317
203 Irvin Jame El se 24 97 50 Allison Wm Franklin Weigh 90 50 Witmer Henn LV. Gray 9 23 { 179 110 Daugherty Ellis. oy Se 4 94
207 & 15 Lowns Caleb. Beech Valley Coal & Iron Co.... 2556 | 197 Harris A. D.. Mary M. Frank 108 13 153 Welsh Jos... 4 % Dale a 7 211 98 Gilbert Wm Eo TW iC Heinle.. 5 8
; % Longstreth I te ke tt 25 56 5 LO i ) 75 WHSon Wi... cians J. Steiner 5 1 33 47 Hahn Ebenezer.. iit -
pi a Long J. Z...... Walter Zimmerman 49 20 2 18 a Wet Heinle, i 03 is on 219 39 James Marg’t.. ...Cyrus Gordon 6 04
100 Long J. Z. . David M. Torrey.. 4920 | 5 Unknown. Jacob Deits 98 SPRING THD : 215 155 James Edward bs we 5 92
70 Mason Jno. Beech Valley Coal & wee B61 any UDENOWN ems, weenno. Isaae Frain 3 80 186 115 Pardue Jno. Est...... Jas, Gordon Est ih 641 | J Knox John... ...James Gordon 8 80
200 Meyers Philip. Smith, Glover & Duncan.......... 24 00 map 300 Robinson Catharine...... *¢ € 10 35 | 209 Osman Capt... .W. C. Heinle... 5 50
100 Meyers Simon... it o se 12 30 MILES TWP, 300 Robinson Rebecc it Tae / 5191 1 Purdon Richard Jas. Gordon Est 5 02
120 48 Meyers Michael. £2 “ £ 51 66 32-75 of 300 Boyd Thomas..... Sarah J. Rhine....... 2 48 150 Robinson Richard.. $ 2 40 50 Piles Benj....... J. 8. McCormick. 7
190 Meyers Valentine. ts st st 51 66 | 286 Black James 19 50 92 102 Thornburg Thos Wm. B. Eckley. 317 1 400 Purdon Jno. Cyrus Gordon... 375
119 Meyers Rodger 4 i 13 53 ki Barton Wm. 149 100 Unknown...... J. Gordon Ex 17 Pao Piles Benj. Mary S. Zeigler 139
146 75 Miller Jas..... . ¥ Bosiach 17 9 1 ove bi a 7h Unkunown......... ..W. C. Heinle 340 | yp 5 Pole Rohs . W. C. Heinle.. 5 %
158 93 Packer Job W. vm. C. Heinle.. 19 Boy illiam ) a TWP 88 54 Robinson Richar . bf
304 4 Packer Job W.... David M. Torrey 37 41 12 Boyd Wm... 07 SXow sHOB TWP, as 175 Robinson Richard 4 82
50 Packer J. W. & 8. Wm. C. Heinle 6 15 365 Cowden Jno . Gas 25 35 Carskadden D.....c.oeeeee W. C. Heinle......ooe. coovenncucennse 23 29 242 83 Sutler James........ 8 94
14 of 200 Tunis Richard Geo. Furst...... 5 80 250) Cooper Wm. . 4 91 Dalton Hugh ..Beech Valley Coal Co . 3064 | jg Warden Jeremiah 2 81
115 Waln Jacob .. Smith, Glover & Duncan. 51 05 427 Dewart Wm. H. Gast....... 31 20 Dalton Geo.... € £8 vr , 49 05 12 Wilson Robert 139
4.50f160 Willis Jonath Jas. A. Beaver Trust...... 78 | 125 Dorsey Jno........... Mary S. Zeigler 2 46 Dobson Jas... 4 te i 30 64 WORTH TWP.
116 Willis Casper. Smith, Glover & Duncan. 51 08 | 200 Deering Christopher....N. H. Gruber. 11 70 Dobson Samuel ’ : 20.08 1 Gray JoB ions. TW. C Heinle...
160 Willis John (s ann ete 19 65 156 60 Derr S. & J. Stahl .........W. C. Heinle.. 5 85 23 Eddy Geo........ ow te 4% 30 57 Hawthorne Thos John I. Thompson.
FERGU 100 Benson Peter.... .W. R. Goodman.. 95 5 of 433163 Fisher Sam’l W. ..Jas. Beaver Trust. 44 07 23 i A py
: Love A 10 50 194 43 Gratz S.. -H. H. Gruber 13 G5 13 Fisher Jas. € ‘8 2 a $8 on 5 9 oo Tawman Goo. “ 7
418 Levy Aaron \. M " 95 400 Hepburn H. & J. R. Gas 27 30 Hall Peter ..Pat Ward Est........ X a Mayland Jaspe « “
3 a Jorgen Jas Unknow. 05 100 Haines Josia athan Hage 117 Hale Jas. 26 3 oe Mc tnmne « “
404 5 Moore Jas... : Ml. Drow yd 330 Housel Peter .Daniel Miller 67 Hale Jas. T. 35 74 A s § 1. 7 4
150 Me Williams Sst. W. B..MeWilliams 18 P 100 Hepburn Ja ‘Frank Haugh... 50 Holt Edgar. 3 63 86 Bas ng i ”
254 Turner Hannah ...... A.M. Brown. 7 3» 100 lake Richarc WR. Gooumar 11 40 Holt Edgar, 2 90 79 a wih 5 = :
164 Turner Daniel. os T7104 540 Parker Wm... Mary S. Zeigler. 5 85 Holt Edgar. 725 3 eww . a
40 Unknown .... Sam’] McWilliams . 15 97 Parker Wim Philip Walker.. 48 Hardishell B. 3 62 88 Soper, rr BR. Pringle...
9 Unknown .... CHIR Bteher. sos . 42 | 419 Reese Jno...... JH. &. J. R. Gast.. 29 25 153 Linn Sam’} 24 47 J Nays a 5 Prings
GREGG TWP. 207 Sottiied Kes v Fammeran i 5 70 Morgan Benj. : , : a jo i Unknown’
a kink a gS : Reifsnyder 2 2 277 Swineford Peter .N. Haugh & Wife.. 195 MeMannus das : 2 4 SN SHON oe
LE CA Shige Lamyden nD Setgtried Jacob digureliny Timber Co.. « $1) 153Milliken M. F.. i fu 5 ¢ 2 0 Jo ininows.
A rh 4 dened Yow 95 Toner Thos.....ciiiesenre . CO. Henle... vn 149 MitcheliIN. J..covsrnrinions * £ 30 5 tn
70 Gregg Smith...... $ & 137 A
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+ . : Officers Tire of Fighting the Filipinos | y 9
REASURER'S SALE OF SEATED | Lot.......ce..... Wm. Beatty... 76 : said to you, ‘Do you see that plow ? Can icy : ro) wins tthe Pris Ton Ravers. Jovion:
LANDS.—At the same time and place as | Lot. .James Beatty 3 52 4 eutorrati you hold and drive 1% deep? That plow, | geores of Army Men Throw Up Their Places in Dleasas A re NE Taoras oo ~
i i; MALY To ita wise use, ives al men food Diogu, ain Season Sikens Thom. Resigna- | STE Kober su, St on
wil ne SolG V a s 8 e- . Cres. i 3 Du 4 i cers.
turned by the tax collector of the following dis- 0 Jing Posie Co. 5 12 “Do you see that wheel and Di oak tions so Numerously Presoned os o Thieatsy
tricts, respectively, for the years of 1896 and 1897 i ..Henry Leister 3 ; ress, and do vou Demoralization of the Service Were Any
to fron be of Centre county, for non. 21 ..W. F. Noble.. 31 Bellefonte, Pa., June I, 1900. and those shafts and that presh pl » 1 : Medical.
payment of taxes, according to the provisions of 306 acre tenn Gavi STs hear the rush go8 be, hiss of pe Seat Accepted. |
the several Acts of Assembly relative to the sale | Lot....... . H. Shunkwiler. 3 63 which moves them ? an you make a : 1 i
of seated land for taxes. 10 acres .......James Duncan. 297 Said in Short Words. hold and run them? Can you build and HONGKONG, May 19.—Over 300 United i WAKE YOUR BLOOD PURE.
Descripti Owners Taxes, | H&L DD as RE rosa drive the works and wheels which make | States volunteer officers have handed in
escription. wners. axes. | -ot--. Abraham Frank - D751 A Strong Talk in Monosyllables Made by an Ohio Nyetue ny an itt 11 | their resignations to escape the arduous
Hawai Boro, Saoves Mrs. Blin Reson. . 2 3 Man. the wealth of the earth and cause it to ro resig ] 4 DE he | his is of the utmost importance to good
2 Properties.......Samuel Brickley..............833 69 2pre hs Al see my : = and to float to and fro from place to place, | campaigning 0 i$ y Son | health. The medicine to make your
14 acre.. Catharine Craden 92 SNOW SHOE TWP. In these days of turgid eloquence, when | where it is the best for man to use it 2 Philippines, and all were refused. nd pie 1 Hoadts Sarsigncitia. . Toon
1 Py = £ 24 ¢ i 1 o : 3 3 . - Ton v.
Jpuere Sclomos Candy = Mol oe ER 30 public speakers seem to vie with oneanoth- | «(an you spin the thread and weave it | If all the officers who desired Vers bos tains just those vegetable remedies that
Hypeevia Horn, 1 acre William Moore. g3 | ex to see how many triple jointed words | which makes robes for kings and silks for | mitted to resign there would not be fifteen are known to produce this good result, all
House & lot. -D. P. Shope... RARER they can lug into a speech, and seem tO | the rich and vain, and dresses for the poor, | officers left to a regiment. Some general ES harmoniotsly combined that they ok
Hons don Tar Groen Ils 14 acre ..S. M. Buck. 1 gg | Scorn the strength and beauty of short | and all that s kill and art have wrought by officers, however, favor letting political ap- with perfect satisfaction and success. It
19 acres... ye Y% acre 5. M. Buck. . 105| words, an address delivered many years | joom and hand for man’s use? pointees who got commissions for holiday will prevent and cure all humors, erup-
3 lots 2 acre Buck & Brockerhoff 1 68 | ago by A. P. Edgerton, of Ohio, has i oses go home and appoint men of merit : 7 : L
3 lots.. a Rnarew Brockerholt, 2 09 8 Ne Ah 3 ’ peon- These things are all shot through with | purposes g e ppo tions, bLoils and pimples. It will give
. zeacre -An rockeriofi, liar weight, and is an eloquent argument in : : 3 from the ranks to take their places. ki =. strengthe
50 acres .Constans Curtin Est. 1 40 2 : threads of light—the li ght of mind and art needed help to the kidneys, strengthen
Miu Boro. 30 acres ~Constans Curtin Est. ned Short, ret methods of speeth. and skill which shines each day more bright There is not a brigadier in the field who your nerves, tone your stomach and make
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Lot MilThetn Biding & Iu aon wwf J300t0ere 5 3 Hall oe r. Edgerton is a former member of Con- | ts ai "111 the old by some new found | does not want re-inforcements. The one you strong.
jo ser I OUD ere 3 551 Ys acre. weed Gu oy Ce gress and was civil service commissioner light as the years go on “99 bright spot in the situation is the army’s
Lot ic Ha ; Te TWP. om under President Cleveland. The address |S you : delight in the ascension of General Mac- HOODS
t $ 30 acres.........Geo. Woods. 2 iv i S— - >
Lot. $1 190 ares Gen. Wools "a2 Gp | WAS A039 ered in 1882 at the commence- Arthur to the supreme command and the SARSAPARILLA
Lot. .Wm, Sholtz............ 3 39 § 100 acres J. A. Hunter... 672 ment o the Fort Wayne High school, in Another Local Anaesthetic. reform he is bound to inaugurate in the
Toot. ....Uriah Reifsnyder... 8 02 | 15 acres......... Wesley Lego.. 2 35 | Indiana, and while it was impromptu and ; Sree : 4s | administration. Is America’s Greatest Medicine. Prepared by
PuILIPSEURG Boro. UNION TWP. not at all a studied effort to monosyllable | /t is Less Poisonous than Cocaine and Works T1.3 SHIRKED TO THE LAST C.I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. All druggistse
House & Lot.........Geo. Blowers, . H. foe Est . 3 uz diction, each of the words it contains is a Better. u . tan . . . Price $1. 45-22,
Brk.Blk.& Lot.. rvin Bennett - 202 NN : s : : eneral Otis left affairs in a state calcu-
House & Lot. J.T. Shirk “11 11 | monosyllable. Not only that, bnt as an | «yjrvanine” is an anesthetic of the H lad:
i 5 | oratorical effort it ks | : : lated to embarrass his successor, including
; oratorical effort it ranks high. The address 5
<, . 1 Swisher 4 03 g addres & h S
4 acres... rvin Swi : cocaine order, but is less poisonous than : 2 1 Et
ores : Ans row Soi 2 02 | is as follows : : l 2 : ; a list of dead which should have been sent OWS, C.
House & Lot.........T. L. Reeder................... 23 87 | 50 acres......... Andrew Spicer.. Sa It is the discovery of Drs. Ein- : ! 4 1
Sourn PuiLipssure Boro. WALKER TWP, “This day we close for the year the Fort Spo. y y to Washington in his last report. He did
Mrs. Levi Benhoof............ 271
rs. Mary Hays. 376
Peter Moyer........
Lot...........
Mrs. Francis Waple
Silas Rees. 18 3
£8 AE 6 10
...Wm. Freeberger . 7 61
2houses & lot... Wm Bates Sr..... 15 10
H. & L esvasise’s $s £8 21 24
3 a 165
Wm Collins... 134
muel Edminston. 134
. B. Weaver..
Rosie Pierce, 6 05
...Jemima Bush. 771
BeNNER Twr.
8 acres Jos. Beezer Est.......... 4 05
Lot.... Buck & Brockerhoff 443
60 acres ..Kerlin Es 13 21
215 acres...........James Fa g. 26 53
Boaas Twe.
.Benj. Walker... . 17 32
lla Wagner. 119 16
.Mary Campbe 7 21
Catharine Deets 2 46
e [ary KE. Baney... 373
3) .Hannah E. Baney.. 112
1 acre .Wm, Batler........ 64
H. &L.. .. Anna Campbell 6 3
100 acres. Jos, Green Est..... 16 99
2 acre Edward Quick and sister 319
2 acre Summers Est. 43
65 acres. ...Wm. Spicer. 637
BURNSIDE TWP.
Lt reienisemise WODAS HO cise cssssressmstomissssorsssss 1 13
COLLEGE TWP.
H&L. John E. Murray 421
H. & L.. ae £8 6 16
10 acre Wm. L. Seller: 157
Mill Prop.........John A. Rupp. . 83 60
FERGUSON TWP.
148 acres.........Samuel MeWilliams......ceeeeeens $370
GREGG TWP,
283 acre: Alfred Lingle 194
106 acre Henry Zeigle 211
110 acre ..Henry Zeigler. 21
60 ACreS crue g 54
HAINES TWP,
580 acres Philip Bilmeyer E 4 52
400 acres. Jerre Aumiller & Co 157
HARRIS TWP.
Emanual Ishler we 20
.......Christian Stephens..... 5 31
HUSTON TWP.
20 acres. 7 92
126 acres. 11 12
100 acres. Robert Merritt. 617
178 acre J. B. Mattern Est. 348
100 acre Joseph Meyers.... 4 76
HOWARD TWP,
...Sarah Daughenbaugh... 9 47
J. H. Bathurst.... 423
W. H. Boney 4 23
T. J. Moore. “21 17
MILES TWP.
42 acres.........T. E. Royer & J. C. Smuli...... 12 93
RUSH TWP.
Lot......c.... su Beaver Lumber Co....ccciviies 2°12
4 acre D. E. Dunlap.......... 2 4
3 Lot .. Mrs, Jacob Shunkwile 5 80
H&L Paul Musser. 10 34
14 lo Piles Est.. . 259
. Geo. Pikak.. 52
Timothy Harc 4 40
4% Mrs. Lewis Nashw 9 66
RRR Es
WORTH TWP.
20 acres......... McLarney Est..... .......ooevvennnns 124
NOTE.
In accordance with the Act of June 6th, 1837,
interest will be added to the amount of all taxes
assessed against unseated lands above advertised.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
_ All persons i i with the Treasurer
in reference to land advertised for sale in the
above list should remit sufficient to pay postage,
stationary and advertising.
The advertising is $1.00 on each tract.
W. T. SPEER,
45-15 i County Treasurer.
Colleges & Schools.
Tae PENN’A. STATE COLLEGE.
Located in one of the most Beautiful and
Healthful Spots in the Allegheny Region ;
Undenominational ; Open to Both
Sexes; Tuition Free; Board
and other Expenses Very
Low. New Buildings
and Equipments
LEADING DEPARTMENTS OF STUDY.
CULTURAL CHEMISTRY ; with constant illustra-
tion on the Farm and in the Laboratory.
2. BOTANY AND HORTICULTURE ; theoret-
ical and practical. Students taught original study
with the microscope.
3. CHEMISTRY with an unusually full and
horough course in the Laboratory.
4. CIVIL ENGINEERING ; ELECTRICAL EN-
GINEERING ; MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
These courses are accompanied with very exten-
sive practical exercises in the Field, the Shop and
the Laboratory.
5. HISTORY ; Ancient and Modern, with orgi-
nal investigation.
6. INDUSTRIAL ART AND DESIGN.
7. LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE; Latin
(optional), French, German and Faghe) (requir-
HY one or more continued through the entire
course.
8. MATHEMATICS AND ASTRONOMY ; pure
and a lied.
9. MECHANIC ARTS; combining shop work
with study, three years course ; new building and
equipment.
10. MENTAL, MORAL AND POLITICAL
SCIENCE ; Constitutional Law and History, Politi-
cal Economy, &e.
11. MILITARY SCIENCE; instruction theoret-
ical and practical, including each arm of the ser-
vice.
12. PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT; Two
years carefully graded and thorough.
The FALL SESSION opened Sept 15, 1897.
The WINTER SESSION opens Jan. 5, 1898.
The SPRING SESSION opens April 6, 1898.
GEO. W. ATHERTON, LL. D.,
President,
27-25 State College, Centre county, Pa
Lot... ..Mrs. Rebecca Kettley............. 125:
Lot... David Kettley Heirs...... 3 67
...Misses E. & J. Lillie Ap 124
1. AGRICULTURE (Two Courses), and AGRI- |
Wayne free schools, and we now part with
! you, the girls and boys we are no more to
i teach.
| 1 say girls and boys, tor when three
score and ten years have come to you you
will be glad to have your friends say that
health and peace of mind have kept your
hearts warm; that you wear no brow of
gloom, are not borne down with age, but
still in heart are ‘girls and boys.” When
these years come, and. I hope they will
come to all, the tide of time will roll back
and tell you of your school time days, when
the fair, the kind and the true found love,
but the false heart found no friend, no
tongues to praise. These days bring rich
gifts to age, and when you shall cease to
think of them your fire has burned low
and your light has gone out. You have
been here taught in the hope that the free
schools of Fort Waye would help to make
you of use to your friends and to the world,
would give you faith in all that is good
and true and lead you to seek work, for
that you must seek avd do it if you would
have a good name, wealth,a home, a charge
to keep or a trust to serve. Go forth with
a hota; true heart to seek the work for you
to do.
“Keep in mind that the hours to work
run through each day, and that God’s
; great law of life is, ‘In the sweat of thy
| face shalt thou eat bread.’
“Now, for you, young man, this truth
is told.
‘Go where you will through the world,
{ and you will find on the front door of shops
i and mills, of stores and banks, and on ships,
on farms, on roads, in deep mines where
| men toil for wealth; where laws are made
that make some men too rich and men of
worth and work through all our land too
poor; where men by law are taught to plot
with sin, to spurn the right, that charge
and cost and spoil may make old ‘Quirk’s
law firms rich; where law is to plead that
the judge must guess to find what's law;
where quacks must fight o’er sick men’s
pains and dead men’s bones; where types
are set and none to mind the proofs; where
priests do preach and pray and where
schools are taught; this sign : ‘Brains Will
Find Work Here.’
“Don’t fear. Step up and ask for work.
Brains will get it. Don’t let ‘I dare not
wait on I would’—Ilike the cat that loves
fish, but dare not wet her foot.
“If it be said, ‘What can you do? Will
you learn a trade ? say, ‘I have none, but I
can learn one and put brains in it.” When
you go to a place where brains should hunt
for work and be sure to find it, it may be
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horn and Heinz, and is a preparation of
methylic ether. It occurs in white ecrys-
tals, which dissolve in water. A few
drops diluted with twenty parts of water
when put into the eye make the ball in-
sensible in ten minutes, and permit of any
operation without pain. Intradermic or
sub-mucuous injections are, however, the
most practical applications of it. Luschen-
burger regards cocaine as better than it for
the eye or nose, but gives it the preference
for ail other local anaesthesias, owing to
feeble toxicity. It is, in fact, only about
half as toxic as cocaine. Witha solution of
1 per cent. the insensibility lasts a quarter
of an hour, and with one of 2 per cent. for
25 minutes over an area of about a square
inch. Professor Boncour, of the Dental
School, Paris, uses it for extracting teeth.
A KEEN CLEAR BRAIN.—Your best feel-
ings, your social position or business suc-
cess depend largely on the perfect action of
your Stomach and Liver. Dr. King’s New
Life Pills give increased strength, a keen,
clear brain, high ambition. A 25 cent box
will make you feel like a new being. Sold
by F. P. Green druggist.
Much Chalk Was Necessary.
A youthful member of a prosperous fam-
ily about Kilmarnock sat down at the
breakfast table one morning lately with an
unwonted expression on his face re-
lates the Scotish American. He lin-
gered over the meal, sometime with a
long visage which afterward would relax
into the semhlance of a smile. At length he
broke silence, addressing his father:
“Do you ken I had a gey guid dream
last night. I thocht I was deid an’ was
gaun to heaven, but to win there I had to
clim’ a lang ladder, and as I was
up, step by step, I had to mark my
sins on every ring wi’ a bit caulk. On
the road up I met somebody comin’ doon,
and here it was uncle Sanny. ‘Hallo!
uncle,’ says I, ‘you're gaun the wrang
road.” ‘Ay,’ says he, ‘I had to turn back
for mair caulk.’ An' wi’ that I wauken’t.”’
A HORRIBLE OUTBREAK.—‘‘Of large
sores on my little daughter’s head devel-
oped into a case ofjscaldhead’’ writes :C.D.
Isbillof Morganton, Tenn., but Bucklen’s
Arnica Salve completely cured her. It’s
guaranteed cure for Eczema, Tetter, Salt
Rheum, Pimples, Sores, Ulcers and Piles.
Only 25¢ at F. P. Green.
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——Subseribe for the WATCHMAN.
nothing to scouting the native rising in
Manila, which has been long incubating.
By the prompt measures of General
MacArthur and the re-enforcing of the city
garrison the trouble has been averted.
The feeling in Manila is, however, shown
by the fact that some prominent Ameri-
cams tried to organize a little demonstra-
tion of friendly natives to welcome the
Commission, but could not get a dozen to
consent, and gave up the project.
Tremendous heat has prevailed for the
last two weeks. It has made operations
in the field almost impossible and has
greatly increased the sick list.
PHILADELPHIANS AGAINST FILIPINOS.
The American League, No. 722 Broad
street, Philadelphia, had a petition pre-
sented in the Senate to-day by Mr. Hoar
requesting legislation that will assure the
people of the Philippines that it is the
purpose of the United States to enforce
them to be subjects or citizens of the
United States.
PHILIPPINE RECRUITS COME SLOWLY.
Recruiting for the army in the
hilippines still goes on, but it is slow
business. About 1600 men are needed
each month to fill vacancies caused by
death, illness and discharges but the Bos-
ton office is now supplying only 50
a month.
The recruiting officer believes the letters
written home by New England men now
serving in the Philippines are responsible
for the marked falling off in the enlists
ments. In March there only 1390 enlist-
ments in the entire country.
Baby Boy Inherits $12,000,000.
John Nicholas Brown, 11 weeks old, is
the richest baby in the world. By the
wills of his father, John Nicholas Brown,
just filed at Newport, R. I., he is ‘made
principal heir to the two estates valued at
$6,000,000 each.
By the terms of inheritance the child ‘is
not to receive his fortune until his twenty-
fifth year. Meanwhile it will accumulate
in the hands of the trustees.
John Nicholas Brown died in New York
on May 1st, and his brother Harold, who
came hurriedly from Europe, died the day
after his arrival.
——“Mrs. Skinner has had to give up
all the five clubs she belongs to.’
‘‘Has she nervous prostration ?’’
‘No; but every time she went out of the
house her husband moved all the furniture
around.’
AASB BTL
AY
LIVER CHILLED PLOW
AT OLD PRICES.
Notwithstanding the great
advance in all kinds of Steel
and Iron implements
0—POTTER & HOY—o
¢ The Hardware Dealers, of this
place, have been able to make
such arrangements as will en-
able them to continne the Sale
of the
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OLIVER CHILLED PLOWS
AT THE OLD PRICE OF $10.00
This does not mean old
Plows, but the latest mod-
el of that well known
Plow.
Spurious plows under the same
name can posgibly be purchas-
ed cheaper, but we guarantee
every plow we sell to be a Gen-
uine Oliver Chilled of the lat-
est model and the
Price is only $10.00.
POTTER & HOY,
45-11-1y BELLEFONTE, PA.
NAAT A/T O/T
PPLICATION FOR CHARTER.—No-
tice is hureby given that an application
will be made to thie Governor of Pennsylvania on
the 9th day of June A. D. 1900 by Thomas A.
Shoemaker, Ellis i. Orvis, John DM. Dale, John
I. Olewine; John’ M. Shugert, John Blanchard
and Harry Keller, under the act of Assembly en-
titled ‘““An’act to provide for the incorporation
and regulation of certain corporations,” approved
April 29th, 1874, and the supplements thereto, for
the charter of an intended corporation, to be call-
ed “The Centre Fair Real Estate Association,”
the character and object of which is the purchase
dnd sale of real estate, the holding, leasing and
selling real estate and for maintaining or erecting
walls or banks for the protection of low lying
lands; and for these purposes to have, possess
and enjoy ail the rights, benefits and privileges
of said act of Assembly and the Sepnioments
thereon, JOHN M. DALE,
45-20-3t Solicior.