ed
Bellefonte, Pa., April 5, 1907.
Mr. Roosevelt Declares He Will Not
Deviate From It.
WANTS SQUARE DEAL FOR ALL
Washington, April 2—In response
go a much-expressed desire that he
give definite expression to his views
on railroad legislation, President
Roosevelt has announced plainly where
he stands.
In a letter to C. H. Smith, president
of the Illinois Manufacturers’ Associa-
tion, declining an invitation to address
that body on the railroad situation
the president announced that his atti-
tude today is precisely what it has
always been and for that reason there
is no need of his making a speech on it.
He declines to add anything to his
previous utterances, holding that he
has gone over the ground fully. In
support of this contention he quotes
from his messages to congress and his
speeches In the passages he quotes
he disavows hostility to the roads and
proclaims his opposition to govern-
ment ownership. What he does want
fs “supervisory and regulatory rights”
for the government. He arraigns
over-capitalization as a menace to the
public, to the stockholder and to the
employe of the road. He particularly
points out that he is not antagonistic
to combination, but wants them to
make their agreements public and in
the interest of all the people.
He quotes the words in which he de-
manded a square deal; one that will
be just to the corporation and to the
shipper; one that will prevent dis-
crimination against any individual
and at the same time protect the cor-
poration against “extremists and reac-
tionaries.” He also endorses his state-
ment that he wants the roads to be
able to get together lawfully for the
purpose of settling rates, but adds that
the government should have the last
say as to the adequacy and justice of |
the rates.
For several weeks the president has
been importuned to declare his atti-
tude toward the railroads. To these |
requests he gave careful and serious
consideration. After fully looking in-
to the subject the president told his
advisers that he had come to the con-
clusion that there was nothing new
which he had to say at this time.
To the different men, friendly and
unfriendly, who have visited him or
written to him, he has answered ver-
bally or in writing that his words and
acts spoke for themselves and needed
no explanation whatever, and that he
should not in his fature course, deviate
a hair's breadth from the course he
has pursued in the past and was now
pursuing.
The statement was made from an
authoritative source that “even a most
cursory examination of what the presi.
dent has repeatedly said in speech
and message will show the utter non-
sense of supposing the government has
the slightest intention to take any ac-
tion which would invalidate the safety
and stability of the railway securities
pow issued.
The whole legislative program of
the president has been proclaimed
again and again, as one to insure the
future against the mistakes and delin-
quencies of the past. The president
holds that every executive action taken
under his administration, whether by
the department of justice or by the
interstate commerce commission, has
furnished its own ample justification.
It was pointed out in administration
circles that the president has made
no reference in his speeches or mes-
sages to the question of the physical
valuation of raiiroads. His position
on this question, it was said, is that
the roads themselves will work out
this problem as an item of bookkeep-
ing and reference was made to the
fact that two roads—the Northern Pa-
cific and the Great Northern—already
have submitted figures as to their phy-
sical valuation.
It can be announced on authority
that the president again will ask con-
gress at its next session, for power to
deal with the question of over capital
jzation of railroads. A similar request
was made at the last session, but fav-
orable action was not taken upon it.
32 BUILDINGS BU RNED
Widow's Prayer That Home be Spared
Was Answered.
Laurens, S. C., March 30.—Fire at
Newberry, S. C.. a thriving little eity
of 8000 population, destroyed 22 resi
der.ces, 10 stores amd two churches,
entailing a loss estimated at between
$150,000 to $200,000, with insurance of
about $85,000. The confiagration start.
ed in the rear of the Newberry hotel.
A gale was blowing, and the flames
spread with great rapidity.
Surrounded on all sides by the
flames wa sthe residence of Mrs. J.
B. Humbert, a widow of a former
Methodist minister, which was never
touched, although the heat from the
flames scorched the house several
times. It is related that Mrs. Hum-
bert during the entire time of the con-
flagration prayed that her home might
be spared, and the way that her prayer
was answered is the subject for dis-
cussion.
Preached His Own Funeral Sermon.
Spartansburg, N. C.,, March 30. —
Thomas Harris, a young white man,
formerly a Baptist preacher, was hang-
ed in the jail yard at Gaffney, S. C,
for the murder of Mrs. Hortense Mor-
gan, an aged white woman, last No.
vember. Before the black cap was ad-
justed Harris preached his own fu.
neral sermon. He killed Mrs. Morgan
by cutting her throat, after which he
cago theatrical manager, was robbed
of jewelry valued at $9000.
Harry Horton, convicted of bigamy
at Bordentown, N. J., was sentenced
to state prison for one year.
The ccmptroller of the currency has
{ssued a call for the condition of na-
tional banks at the close of business
Friday, March 22.
Brigadier General Alfred A. Wood-
hull, U. 8. A., retired, who has been
the Princeton University lecturer on
personal hygiene, has resigned.
While suffering from a severe attack
of asthma, Mrs. Eliza Pendlebery, aged
81 years, attempted suicide in her
home in Philadelphia by plunging a
knife into her neck.
Thursday, March 28.
The Reading Railway company's
car shops at Reading have been notified
to work 13 hours a day.
Governor Stuart has appointed Ed-
ward A. Anderson to be associate judge
of the Philadelphia orphans’ court.
James Henry Smith, one of the
wealthiest capitalists of New York,
died in Japan while on his wedding
trip around the world.
Samuel iogan, a clerk in the Phila-
delphia postoffice, is under arrest,
charged with embezzling $31.93 from
the sale of postage stamps.
While snuffering from a headache,
the wife of Dr. W. J. Blewett, of Chi-
cago, took by mistake a tablet con-
taining strychnine and was found dead.
Friday, March 29.
Dr. B. H. Warren, of West Chester,
has resigned as state dairy and food
commissioner of Pennsylvania.
Rev. Robert Blight died in a hos-
pital at Norristown, Pa., from burns
received by upsetting a lighted lamp.
Rev. Dr. J. H. Boyd, a prominent
Methodist minister of Baltimore, died
at Roanoke Va., after an extended ill-
ness. ;
Willam R. Hearst has filed five libel |
suits against the Chicago Tribune for |
$300,000 each for publishing extracts |
of Elihu Root's speech at Utica, N. Y., |
last November. |
Hamlin F. Lee, a veteran of the |
Mexican and civil wars and a nephew
of General Robert E. Lee, died at Colo- |
rado Springs, Col., aged 87 years.
Saturday, March 30.
Safe blowers robbed the Farmers’
and Merchants’ National bank at Han.
over. Mich., of $3000.
Governor Carter says in his opinion |
President Roosevelt has abandoned his |
policy of Americanizing Hawaii. i
Friday was the hottest March day |
on record in Philadelphia, the ther-
mometer reaching 88 in the afternoon.
Two Italian workmen were fatally
injured by an explosion in the excava-
tion for the new Pennsylvania rail
road station in New York.
Former Congressman James T. Me-
Cleary, of Minnesota, was sworn in
as second assistant postmaster gen-
eral. to succeed William Shalienberg-
er, resigned.
. Monday, April 1.
Orders for 40,000 sacks of flour for
Chiness famine relief have been re- |
ceived in Minneapolis.
A dog, supposed to be mad, bit Mrs.
Frank A. Suter and half a dozen other |
persons in Lancaster, Pa.
The submarine boats Viper and Tar- |
antulp, for the United States navy,
were leunchéd at Quincey, Mass.
A movement to gather a mile of pen- |
nies for the church debt has been |
made by the Ladies’ Aid Society of |
the First Reformed Church, South
Bethlenem, Pa.
John Wyeth, one of the best-known
manufacturers of pharmaceutical prep-
arations in the United States, died at
his home in Philadelphia of pneumo-
nia, aged 73 years.
Tuesday, April 2.
With the temperature below freez-
ing an inch of snow fell at Frostburg,
Md., and ruined early vegetation.
John Glancy, 70 years old, fell from
a second story window of his home in
Philadelphia and was instantly killed.
In a collision between a tug boat
and a ferry boat in the North River at
New York two men were drowned and
the tug sunk.
Six trainmen were killed in a col-
lision between freight trains on the
Missouri, Kansas & Texas railroad at
Fort Worth, Texas.
. F. A. Holbrook, secretary of the
school furniture trust, pleaded guilty
in Chicago to restraining trade and
sentence was deferred.
PRODUCE QUOTATIONS
The Latest Closing Prices In the
Principal Markets.
PHILADELPHIA — FLOUR firm;
winter extras, $2.70@2.90; Pennsylva-
nia roller, clear, $2.9 ga 18 shy mills,
fancy, $4.50@4.60. RYE FLOUR firm;
65. WHEAT firm; No. 2
barrel, 3
1h 16 atic. old roost-
ye Sealy) het % ; choice fowls
10c. BUTTER
33c. EGGS
selected, 22c.; nearby,
17%e¢.; southern, 16@1 Tato
teady: . per bushel.
. BA MORE WHEAT 8 : No.
73 ,
shail
1 79@79%¢c.; steamer No.
&o firmer; mixed 50
y southern,
rae. sou
steamer mix 4 1%e.;
uiet and
490: No. Ny
; mixed, No.
ac @46%c.; No. 4, 45
Re 2. hi
or omnis, 31@32¢c.; Maryland 2a
Pennsylvania dairy prints, 21c.
BOG meaty anc, NA ia
Hic; southern, 16@16%c.
tive Stock Markets.
PITTSBURG (Union Stock Satan)
CATTLE 0 5 A pp he ;
choice b Bb.
20@6.50; he oud
; veal
comm ; lambs, 8.35
pmo 18.5000. HOGS rs lower;
took $800 from her clothes.
YEAGER & DAVIS.
WALK-OVERS,
RED CROSS,
Ee) SHOES ( ——
EDWIN C. BURT & CO.
Quality, Style, Fit, Price and Satisfaction is our Combination.
OPEN EVENINGS.
YEAGER & DAVIS,
HIGH STREET, BELLEFONTE.
prime heavies, $6.50: mediums. York-
ers and pigs, $6.60; Foughs, $5.50@6.
ERCANTILE APPRAISE-
MENT.— Notice is hereby
given that the following persons and
firms have been appraised and are
hereby liable for mercantile and Ii-
cense taxes lor the year 1907,
RETAILERS.
AARONSBURG.
Warren J produce,
Ed A general store,
Hower, A M meat market,
Bower, A F implements,
Detwiler, J H general store,
Krape, J F groceries,
Keister, G W implements,
Minnich, F PP produce.
Musser, C E tobacco and confectionery
Menseh, R W general store.
Stover, C H hardware.
Stover, AS wall paper.
AXE MANN.
Donavan, Jerry junk.
Harter, J E general store,
O'Bryan, GW general store.
BELLEFONTE.
Alken, Mrs J A ladies farnisher.
Ardell, Lumber Co lnmber.,
Allison, Archie plumber.
Baum, Sim clothing.
Blackford, © [| cont and cigars,
Brachbill, W R furniture.
Blair, F I’ jeweler.
Brandman, II clothing.
Brown, Mrs M conf and cigars,
Brockerhoft, J M cigars,
Hrouse, R 8 groceries.
Heeger, I' 8 meat market.
Bellefonte Fuel & Supply Co coal,
Bush, Geo T novelty.
Beek, R A cigars snd soap.
Cunningham, Mit hell cigars.
Coxey, W C groceries
Carpeneto, Lowis conf nnd tobacco.
Ceader, Joseph confectionery.
Cox, 4 K 2onf and tobacco.
Crider, I’ Bb & Son lumber.
Casebeer, CD jeweler.
Doli, W Hd cootectionery.
Dubbs, J G implements,
Daggett, W L cigars.
Donachy, 8 A novelty store,
Ecke roth, E J wall paper,
Fauble, M & Son clothing.
Finkelstine, J 5 & 10 cent store,
Garman, E FF general store,
Garman, CB cigars,
Gamble Gheen & Co grain.
Garhrick, Al general store,
Garbrick. HE! groceries,
Green, ¥ P druggist.
Galbraith, Frank jeweler,
Gephart, M C music store.
Gillen, Grocery Co groceries,
Garbrick Bros bicycles
Gettig, L H meat market,
Hall, G W & Co phonographs,
Hazel Bros groceries,
frvin, Ev dry goods,
Irvin, 8 I' tobacco and cigars,
Joseph Bros & Co dry goods,
Krumrine, Sidney druggist.
Katz & Co dry goods,
Keichline, J 3 groceries,
Knisely Bros cigars.
Lyou & Co dry goods.
Lyou, W A meat market,
11en, J P automobiles,
Linn, H 8 chiaa hall.
Montgomery & Co ciothing.
Mendis, Peter junk.
Meese, John general store,
Mingle, A C shoe store.
Miller, Geo A Agt stoves and tinware.
Miller, C W cigars and tobacco,
Miller, R P & Son groceries,
Miller, David genera! store.
McClure, W M harness,
MeQuistion, 8 A & Co buggies,
MeUnimont & Co implements.
Noonan, James A cigars,
Nusiney, F E furniture,
Otto, ry D cigars and tobacco.
Olewine, John hardware.
sh, C M druggist.
Potter-Hoy Hdw Co hirdware.
Roan, ET groceries.
Ray, 1 8 cigars.
Risk, Alexander, groceries,
Rhoads, Ed K coal.
Schad Bros plumbers.
Sheffer, P D groceries,
Singer Sewing Machine Co sewing
machines,
Sourbeck, John confectionery.
Shuey, C C groceries,
Schofield, James whips and collars,
Sechler & Co ercceries,
Spigaimyer, G R enion store,
e Index, bookstore.
‘Thall, J F groceries. .
Twitmire, W I' stoves and tinware.
Taylor, R B coal and oil.
Wagner, CY grain,
Waite, J8 Aut implements,
Williams, 8 H wall paper.
Wian, J C_ harness,
Yeager & Davis, shoe store.
Zeller & Son druggist.
BLANCHARD.
Berryhill, G 8 tobacco and confec-
tionery.
Harter, WI furniture.
Kunes, DB cigars.
Moon, A R general store.
Bower,
Hower,
BOALSHURG.
Bel 8 " Aoves and tinware.
sner, groceries,
Hess HT groceries.
Ha & Ishler general store,
d produce.
Stover, 0 W implements.
Stuart & Weilane, general store,
Weiland & Gingerich, buggies,
Bottorf, Joh BE
n ex,
Bellefonte Furnace Co coal,
rick, Lyman general store,
Haugh, John general store.
BUFFALO RUN.
Mattern, J I groceries.
CENTRE HALL.
Benner, G O general store.
Booger, D A harness,
Bashman, G W jeweler.
Centre all Supply Co produce,
Datherman, J G mea! market,
Foreman & Smith, grain and coal.
Henney, Mrs Lucy, millinery.
Howard Creamery Co oggs and poul-
Konner & Son general store,
Lin A PS 5m Jumnber,
array, roggis
Meyer, W H general store,
Rearic k Bros furniture.
Royer, Ed cigars,
Reesman, J A stoves,
Kunkie, J W cigars,
Smith, Je general store.
Weber, J H& 8 E grain and coal,
COBURN.
Crader, W C general store,
Coburn, Grain & Creamery Co grain.
binges, Cloyd grain,
Finkel, C E general store,
Glasgow, J W general store.
Harter, J E general store,
Hosterman, A bieyeles,
Hartline, H G conf and cigars,
toward Creamery Co eggs and poul-
try.
Kerstetter, J W general store,
Moyer Bros lumber,
Rote, 8 G & Co grain,
Stover, A J shingles,
Vonada, Andrew, lumber,
Weaver, C A coal,
CLARENCE.
Budinger, TB general store,
Chambers & Uzzle, meat market.
Kioski, Wm general store,
Katehik, Geo cigars,
i Krone, Eugene jeweler,
Meecan, Josepn groceries,
! Shank, A D groceries,
Tokash, Wm groceries,
Zewak, John groceries,
CENTRE HILL.
Bible, J © general store.
Smith, R M implements.
COLYER.
Copenhavein, W J general store,
Farner, J K medicine.
| Meese, Geo produce,
FARMERS MILLS,
Emerick, J F harness,
Frederick, Samuel grain.
Rishel, J Hl general store,
FLEMING,
Alexander, J B eonl,
Buck, D grain.
Earon, W H coal.
Griest, I' E general store,
Harper, WT produce.
Hazel, A F flour and feed,
Stere, J C & Son general store,
Turner, H E produce,
FEIDLER,
Wolf, G W & Son general store,
Winkleble k, J W & Co. general store.
FILMORE.
Hunter, J C groceries,
i
GATESBURG,
Dermit, 8 E general store,
Rider, M general store,
GUYER,
Warning, Ralph general store.
HANNAH FURNACE,
Beckwith, Mra J W general store.
Walk, G M flour and feed.
HUBLERSBURG.
Hoy, G F general store,
Kessinger, T' L general store.
HOWARD,
Condo, J F groceries,
Confer, W E tobacco and confec-
tionery.
Henderson, E G cigars,
Holter, H C furniture.
Hall, Wilber, groceries.
Kline & Wolf, genera! store.
Leathers, Leroy produce.
Long, W H grain,
Lueas, CC general store.
Lucas, C H confectionery.
Moore, H A druggist.
Moore, C R jeweler.
Miner, M joweler,
Mann, W'I' produce.
MeEaotire, O W druggist.
Neff, W H & Son furgiture.
Pletcher, 1 A harness.
Pletcher, W B produce.
Schenk, A A hardware.
Thompson, L C general store,
Thomas, B Weber confectionery.
Weber, 8 Sons general store,
Walizer, C A meat market,
Wagner, J H cigars.
JULIAN,
Boyer, Charles lumber,
Davis, 1 F farniture.
Henderson, J E general store.
Miller, WS & Albert coal,
Nason, J C general store,
Parsons, John groceries,
Tallhelm W G & Son general store,
Tarner, J H general store.
Wilson, C M produce.
LIVONIA.
Stover, Geo B conf and tobacco.
LINDEN HALL.
Keller, Mrs J W general store.
Ross, J H general store,
Weiland, F E general store.
LEMONT.
Lenker, J E general store.
Mitchell, John hardware.
Meyer, George coal.
Ec general store.
Schreck Bros buggies,
Williams & Roan, furniture,
MOUNT EAGLE.
Deitz, J F general store.
Heverly, E E groceries,
MARTHA FURNACE.
Eberts, O general store.
MOSHANNON,
Craft, A L groceries,
Grove, A A general store.
a J I general store,
Tubsidy, K & A general store.
Weaver, T D confectionery.
MINGOVILLE.
Workman, C C general store.
MILLHEIM.
Hartman, J H B & Co foundry
Kessler, A clothing.
Kline, J
Myers, Bros meat market,
Mauck, Miss Mary millinery.
Mauecs, E W Agt stationery and core-
fection
ery.
Meyer, T ¥ neral store.
Nowe Arm 8 millinery.
RAR
Reeser, Andrew cigars,
Shawver, Isaac cigars,
Springer, G 1, cigars,
Spigelmyer, J general store,
Stover, RS jeweler.
Ulrich, TB cigars.
MADISONBURG.
Evert, 'I' B general store,
Hazel & Co general store.
Miller, J T implements.
MILESBURG.
Boggs, M 8 notions.
Carr, Homer, coal,
Else, C H drogs and hardware,
Harshberger, 4 'I' meat market,
Johnson kd & Co general store.
Jodon, I confectionery.
Kohlbecker, A A cigars,
Miles Wm Bb & Son general store,
Mileshurg Store Co general store.
Noll, George coal
Sprankle, T C confectionery.
Wetzler, F L & Co general store,
MONUMENT,
Berger, Albert groceries,
Clymer, H BE groceries,
Paul, Clark groceries,
MUNSON.
Ambrosh, Philip groceries,
Eisenhaner Fred cigars,
Nugent, Lawrence cigars,
NITTANY.
Beck John If & Son general store.
Emerick, R I cigarsand conf,
Peck & Son general store,
OAK HALL STATION,
Close, 8 A general store,
Buers, Clayton grain,
Sellers, Edward tonndry.
Weber J H & 8 E grain and zoal.
OSCEOLA MILLS.
Gass, Wesley groceries,
Hess, 8 W hardware,
Pie JJ Est founery.
Schnarrs, DW conf and tobacco,
Stein 8 HB & Son foundry.
Walker, R J lumber.
ORVIS,
Hayes Run Mercantile Co general
store,
PINE GROVE MILLS.
Everts, J N general store,
Heberling, J B furniture,
Hess, J G stationery.
Kepler & Musser grain,
Keller Jacoh & Son coal,
Krebs J B & Bro general store.
Randolph RR B cigars,
Ward, J H phonographs.
Weaver DH Est general store.
rHILIPSBURG.
Adleman & Ratowskey, general
Antis, A B tobacco and cigars.
Ayers, ‘H B groceries,
Andrew, W C dry goods,
Brown, W B druggist,
Barnes, Thos Jr cigars,
Baltic Supply Co general store.
Buarchtield, W L novelty store.
Bloom, J E harness,
Black, James meat market.
Coplin, Harry
Central Trading Co general store,
| Cole, F A & Co tobacco and cigars,
| Copelin, Duke grain.
| Cailanan, Harry produce.
Custer & Norris wall r.
Crissman & Brown yaps
Davidson Hros confectionery.
Deakins, Thomas cigar<and tobacco.
Davis, © H jeweler,
Emery Grocery Co groceries,
Foreev, J A groceries,
Forcey, M 1 groceries,
Forcey, I pnient medicine,
Fryberger,C 1" grain,
Finberg, Isane junk.
Finberg, Louis junk.
Finherg, Jacob junk.
Finberg, Max junk.
Fitz, Abe junk.
Fields, A junk.
Fulton, J C meat marke.
Garfinkle, H mest market.
Goodrich, D W conf and tobacco.
Gillfont, 8 clothing.
Gill, W F sporting goods.
Gowland Mfg Co steam fitteg.
Gulich, Chas H harness,
Graham Herd & Co general store,
Griffith, Sirah cigars and tobaceo.
Gernon, L B shoe store,
Globe Clothing Co clothing.
Hancock, Chas Slsitie and tobacco.
Hess, Wm groceries,
Herman, Geo genera! ctavn,
Herd, A B cigars,
Hugg, Andrew cigars,
Hottman Bros cigars and tobacco.
Haworth Bros furniture,
Haworth, James lumber.
Herrman, Gersan clothing.
Hofer, B I Bovelty.
agerty, cigars,
ckes, Lillian B millinery.
isenberg Isaac junk,
*
Jaffee, L grocery.
Jones, Mrs A E groceries.
ell d paint
Jones, Calvin paper and paint.
Jones & Co hardware.
Jones, Harry clothing.
Jones, A general store.
Johnson, © I, cigurs,
Kephart, J F hardware.
Kessler I G & Co general store.
Kellock, Geo M conf and tobacco.
Kyler, Mrs. Annie groceries,
Kline, Mr« C cigars.
Korous, N confectionery.
Moyer, Adam novelty.
Masknwitn, A junk,
Mereantile Co groceries.
Philipsburg Beef Co
Parker, Geo G florist,
Peters, A I. meat market.
Passmore, James cig rs,
Poichard, A C & Co gents for.
Philips & Ayers rios.
Runk, C Welectric supplies,
Richard, H H meat market.
Reeling, J M & Co general store.
y & Grebe eiears.
hrock, O 8 racket store,
Robertson Mrs H groceries.
Reaves Samue! cigars,
ins, John gars.
Summerville, Mrs J grocerios,
store.
phil] burg Cash Grocery Co groceries.
ay a aTRer
Solomon, S groceries,
Stanley, J O meat market.
SBwires, Jacob grocery store,
| Begal, Samuel groceries,
| Streamer W A H gents fur.
i: Switzer, LJ & Co Indies fur,
Schmidt, F & R dry goods.
Frontman, Geo F druggist.
Furnbaek Hardware Co hardware,
Union Shoe Co shoes,
Vail, Orin eigars,
Wolf, Wm grain.
Wa fe, Chas cigars,
Weber, Frank furniture.
Wright, 8 W jeweler,
Wilenzik, Rebeca clothing.
PORT MATILDA.
Chaney & Thompson,
Crain, C W general store,
Eller & MeKinney general store,
Gates, GW produce,
Harshberger, Chas produce,
Hoover, W 'I' hardware,
Pringle, 8 R general store,
Patton, Jas il produce.
Patton, W T produce.
Reese, John cigars and tobacco.
Reese, A W general store.
Willinms, J M grain.
’
Weiser, WI furniture and groceries,
Woodring, I C coal,
Woodring, Jucob produce.
PLEASANT GAP.
Griffith, John groceries,
Kerstetter, J L meat market,
Mulfinger, J C coal. .
Noll, W H & Bro general store,
PINE GLENN,
Boak, Geo R general store,
Wmson, Wm groceries,
POWELTON.
Vulean Trading Co general store,
POTTERS MILLS,
Carson, F A general store,
Hlavser, W H general store.
Reish, J S cigars,
Smith, Emanuel general store.
PENNA FURNACE
Hess, C B general store.
Miller, C D general store.
Ward, W 8 general store.
REBERSBURG,
Bartges, C E jeweler.
Carlin, W J general store.
Eckert, Wm cigars,
Frank, I: B general store.
Harter, J W druggist,
Smull, C H generai store,
ROLAND,
Morrison & Glenn, general store,
ROMOLA.
Robb, E B general store.
RUNVILLE.
Poorman, Edward general store.
STATE COLLEGE.
Allman, 1 I grain.
Bailey, Scott Luggies.
College Hdw Co hardware.
Custard, W D wall J per.
Crust. Reuben coal and oil.
Corl, G E grain,
Fye, LD general store.
Foster, P D coal,
Graham, Geo F cigars and tobacco.
Gritich & Herman cigars,
Harrison, Chas IF contectionery.
Houser, E M groceries.
Houser Bros wall Juper and paint.
Holmes, Ir J H bicycle supplies,
Holmes, J C goneral store,
Harvey Bros contectionery.
Jackxon, G B cigars and tobacco.
Knisely Bros cigars and tobacco.
Kimport, 8 £5 meat market,
Leitzell, H A general store. *
Meek, H D droggist,
Markie, J C meat market.
Musser, H W general store,
MeCormick, © B implements,
Nittany Real Estate Co cigars,
Pearce Bros general store.
Sauers, Harry clothing.
Shuey, C I jeweler.
State College Supply Co general store.
Shaw, O F narness,
Smith, W W victure frames,
Sheasley, CB furniture,
Sheffer, J C cigars.
‘Thompson, Geo, commissary.
SPRING MILLS.
Auman, W G duce,
Auckerman, FM groceries,
Allison, Wm & Bro grain.
Bartley & Jamison produce.
Condo, 8 L buggies,
Condo, J C buggies.
Cormam, Andrew general store.
Dunlap, A C jeweler.
Due. F P piows,
Evans, J W produce.
Fisher, J B & Son general store.
Krape, © B shoe store.
Long, C P general store.
Long, J D coal,
Messmer, John produce.
Ripkas Cash Store general store.
Ripka, Daniel produce.
Ripka, E D supplies.
R , A F general store.
, HD Itry.
Smith, John & kro SH ruiture,
Snyder, L G produce.
Ww Jw cigars,
Wert J E & Bro fish,
| Zeigler, C I organs and pianos.
Zeigler, D W flour.
i SNOW SHOE.
| Barr, Adam cigars and tobacco.
| Rudinger, T K general store.
Gunsallus, John notions,
Kelley, John A cigar.
Kelley & Nugent commissary.
Kelly, John A & Uo groceries.
Poser, Jonas clothing.
Redding Lawrence cigars.
Reeser, John H meat market.
Sickel, W A druggist.
Thompson & Wat<on general store.
Uzzle, John cigars.
Yarnell, J I stationery.
SMULLTON.
Smuil, W E general store.
Stover, H H extracts.
SANDY RIDGE.
Garland, Mr-. Anuie groceries,
H FW cigars.
Heath, Lilly 1s notions,
Harner, Jas cigars.
Jaffe, Li general store.
Pike, Richard cigars and tobacco.
Sandy Ridge Store Co general store,
Stuart, H 8 general store.
STORMSTOWN.
Burket, I G general store.
Eves, J P produce,
Griffith. J H general store,
Gray, John I produce.
Strohecker, 8 1, wire tencing & fplows.
Mattern, J C implements,
Waite, H B Peron
TUSSEYVILLE.
Ishler, Mrs. M C millinery.
Swartz, C W general store,
WADDLE.
Hoy, John A general store,
. WOLF'S STORE,
Gephart, 8 L, general store,
Weaver, D B & Son grain.
WALKER.
Betz, MS general store,
Yearick, N H general store.
WINGATE,
Harnish, John M groceries.
WARRIORS MARK.
Waite, W W produce.
WOODWARD.
Cohen, B F produce,
Hosterman, C W genera! store.
Orndort, L I general store,
Wolf, R M Est genera! store.
| YARNELL.
Confer, Ira P, general store.
ZION
Eby, John W lumber,
Kanflman, Amos shingles,
Noll, B A & Co general store,
Shope, Cyrus grocery store,
Transeaw, WJ grocery store,
WHOLESALE DEALERS,
AARONSBURG,
Crouse, II E produce,
BELLEFONTE,
Atlantic Refining Co oil.
Be lefonte Fuel & Supply coal,
Crider, P B & Son lumber,
Herman Bottling Works soft drinks
Joseph Bros & Co seeds,
Lauderbach Barber Co groceries,
Maker, Harry produce,
Potter-Hoy Hdw Co hardware.
Wagner, CY grain.
BOALSBURG,
Stuart & Weiland hay.
COBURN,
Atiantic Refining Co oli,
Coburn Grain & Creamery Co grain.
Weaver, CA n.
Wingard, FF W produce,
CENTER HALL.
Rartholaniew, Chas D eggs and poul-
ry.
Foreman & Smith grain and hay.
Penns Valley Produce Co produce,
Weber, J H&S E graio and hay.
: HOWARD,
Diehl, Joseph produce,
Smith, Orlanda meat market,
HUBLERSBURG.
floy, J T grain,
LINDEN HALL.
Ross, J H hay and grain,
Weiland, F E hay and graivo.
3 deo k LEMONT
eyer, Geo hay an ti.
| Ross, Be hay sud gi
| MILLHEIM.
! MeMullen, EB grain.
i NITTANY.
Beck & Hoy grain.
OAK HALL STATION.
Farree, Wm produce,
Weber, J H & S E hay and grain,
i PENNA FURNACE,
{ Brown, A M lumber.
i PHILIPSBURG.
Atlantic Refining Co oll.
| Gone 9D & Son ‘ings
i A n mining suppiies.
| Hoffman Bros clgarand Rotra000,
! Lauderbach Barber Co groceries.
| Swift & Co meats,
| Tarnback Hdw Co hardware.
| Union Petroleum oil.
PORT MATILDA.
| Crain, W 8 Lumber,
| SNOW SHOE.
Kelley & Co groceries,
SPRING MILLS,
Moyer, William produce.
Spring Mills Creamery Co eggs and
poultry.
Yerate COLLEGE.
Dreese & Keller wool.
Yarnell, James produce.
TUSSEYVILLE.
Rockey,
ev, W F produce,
EATING HOUSES,
BELLEFONTE.
Blackford, C | eating house.
Cox, J K eating house.
ORVIS.
Fetzer, O M eating house.
PHILIPSBURG.
Bathurst Z W eating house.
Johnson, OL “ ¢
Robins, John 4
Star Cafe “w, ro.
STATE COLLEGE.
Hapnisoa, Chas F eating house.
Shefter, house.
SANDY RIDGE.
Harner, Jas eating hcuse.
Pike Richard eating house.
SNOW SHOE.
Barr, Adam eating house.
BILLIARDS & POOL.
FONTE.
Brockerhoff,
Cox, J K billiards.
Knisely Bros billiards,
BLANCHARD.
Moon, A R billiards,
CLARENCE,
Mecan, Josepn billiards,
Cole, F A & Co hillirds aid alle
'y and & .
Deakin, Thos billiards. ¥
SNOW SHOE.
Kelley, John A billiards,
Knisely A i
0 ,
stephen, W G billiards,
SANDY RIDGE.
Harner, Jas billiards,
Pike, Richard billards.
BROKERS.
PulILIPSBURG.
Bair, WP heavier. of in
or rpose correc!
» rajsements, appeal
nty ‘Treasurer's
swrrors of a wilt
Joroek a.m. and 2 p.
vho so desire can attend.
+ A. E. ZEIGLER,
52-12-3¢ Mercantile Appraiser.