HEUMATISM
Cure
don't care anything but Rheumatism, but it cures
ihat every time. It cured
Sam’. Boaxs, Lancaster, Pa,
Mz Hanrmax, Sn, Bloomsburg, Pa.
«lus. Rev. R. H. Roninsoy, Staunton, Va,
dns. Wx. MERARG, 1500 Wylie St., Philadelphia,
1 F. Newrox, Camden, N. J.
Hus. Many Carron, Moorestown, N. J.
Fraxz Maxr, Mauch Chunk, Pa.
EVERY BOX
HAS BOTH
TRADE MARKS}
AND a
PEACE ALONG THE SHORE
STEAMSHIP LINES REPORT NO
TROUBLE WITH STRIKERS
Work Proceeding in the Usual Manner and
the Companies Apparently Deter
mined tu Fight the Union,
New Yourxg, Feb. 21. There was a great
crowd of 'longshoremen in front of the plier
of the Pacific Mail Bteamship company,
anxious to get a chance to work. Mr. Walsh
the stevedore, who prior to the strike dis
charged and loaded all the boats of this
company, put about 150 of the old men at
work discharging the Acapulca. Most of
the men selected were those who had fore
merly worked on the pier, but a number of
men who had formerly worked at other
piers, and were unable to back man.
aged got i“ “job from the
foreman. The idle men have taken cour
age, because old men have been taken back
get
to
wh onsen - wa a ————————— A » va.
A MONTANA BLIZZARD.
Thrilling Description of a Trip With No
Gulde Save the Decelving Wind,
The thermometer, says a writer in the
Detroit Free Press, marks twenty degrees
below zero. Itis still and cold. The sun has
a complete ring, like a rainbow, around
it, and four brilliant sundogs like enor.
mous candle flames, only more dazzling,
mark the top, bottom slides of this
fiery circle. It to get hazy,
frost flying, as they say here. The wind
rises; at first an occasional puff, finally a
strong, steady wind. The thermometer
keeps falling till it indicates forty below
sero. The haze gets thicker and thicker,
until can not two hun~
dred yards; the or four
inches of light on Jthe
ground commences to move with a swish
ing sound like the spray from the lake
waves in a squall, till finally it seems as
though what was on the
ground is all in the air. One can not ses
twenty feet. But we only a little
i
and
COMmMmMmaences
one Boo
three
snow
snow there
have
THE FIRST STEAM-BOAT,
Demise of 5 Man Who Saw the Beginning
of Modern Commeres,
Dr. William Perry
Exeter, N. H., and the
‘Harvard
nine ty-eight
vivor of the
steam-boat r
Years ago
in 1788, and
1811 in Harvard
ber of
Plymouth,
the ‘most
cians in his day
special
grandfather of
authoress., He
whom is a practisi
the other, John 1
& few years
nati Gazefte, hu
pursuiis
the oldest person
graduate
‘ Iv, ago
oldest
College, died
VERS ie ti sole
passengers on Hion's
do on the udson
He
WHS a membes
The only survi ing
that « is William Bever,
Mass. Dr. Perry one
successful and =
was born in
ton, Mass
lass
Wis
kiliful physi
n New Hampshire, wi
knowledge msanit He
Barah Orne
THE '
sociation,
OF
ALLENTOWN, PA,
Offers the cheapest and hegt
—LIFE INSURANCE, ——
Io smounts from $500 to $8000,
s
QO
AGENTS WANTED
d for Circulars, Address us above
feb
RED LETTER SALE.
J AB. H. LOHR
CENTRE HALL, PA., AGENRT FOR
Covenant Muinal Benefit Association, of
Galesburg, Tl, special agent for the
counties of Centre, Clearfield, Mifflin
and Hantingdon, This Co,, is strictly for
Odd Fellows and their wives
Also agent for the Union Central
Cincinnatl, and for various firs 58 re Ins.
ance companies, Hates same sx any other agen!
wely
C
seilefonte, Pa.
Office N. W. corner Diamond,
doors from first national bank,
CENTRE COUNTY BANKING CO,
BELLEFORTE,
Receive Deponits and allow Interest
Discount Notes; Buy and Sell Government
| Becarities
| TAS. A. BEAVER, J. D. BHUGERT,
‘resident (
’
Ins. Co. ot
LEMANT DALE —
ATTOBRNEY-AT-LAW
two
jank7
PENNA,
Balser
way to go, and, pulling our mufliers
around our faces, we leave one eye un
covered and keep it fastened on the trail
before us, We travel silently along, fight
SIGNATURE D
Twice this Size, /
Bone Conmine without this lg.
nature asd both Trade Rarks,
doe
on this pier, and & number of them sad
shat to morrow morning the Morgan hne
and a number of the transatlantic steamship
nes would take back the old men It was
The tor Clured pat name | our prices on our entire stock, This is,
Fulton's bu 1 | what we call 4 “Red Letter Sale,” as the
sally stated | price of every article io curstore is mark-
of ( | wd in red figures from which there no
Desler in
Whiskey, Brandy
laremont is Win
PER BOL,
For compiete information, Descriptive Pams
phlet, with testimonials, free. ¢
fF Yor sale by nll druggists, 1f one or the other i=
fot in position to furnish it to yon, do not be per.
suaded to take anything else, but apply direct to the
General Agents, PFAELZER BROS, & C0.
$19 & S21 Market Strect, Philadelphia.
NEW GOODS
NEW GOODS!
HARPER & KREAMER
Centre Hull,
Have just opened in one .t. Larges
and Best Rooms in the Valley,
STOCK OF—
DRESS GOOLS
—A COMPLETE
DRY GOODS,
« NOTIONS,
HATS & CAPS,
BOOTS & SHOKS,
H'XDWABE
OILS AND PAINTS
GLASSWARE, QUENNSWARE,
J ROCERIES.
COFFEE SUGARS. TEAS, FISH
SALT, TOBACCO SEGARS,
EVERYTHING
A WELL REGULATEI]
STORE
NEW GOODS.
KEPT IN
ALL
We offer bargains unsurpassed n this
COUNTY.
US.
COME AND SEE
Highes
All kindsjot Produce taken and
Market Prices Paid.
SCHNER'S GUN STORE
B ELLEFONTE, PA
D*
>
A fine stock of
——POCKETKNIVES, SCISSORS, ——
Razors and Razors Blrops
Revolvers
Kui
# Kui i
ves, Forks and Spoous,
Carving vesand Forks
idren
fine lot of
FANCY ARTICLES,
NEW TOYS and DOLLS,
Masical] Instruments, such as,
s+ Violins, Guitare, Banjos,
Mandolins, Fifes, Piccolos
Mouth Harmonicas, Accordeons,
in variety at
DESCHNER'S
GREAT CENTRAL GUN WO
Allegheny street, Bellefonte, Pa.
PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE
dec22tf
e.
NIT CURES
LCOUGHS.COLDS
LUNG TROUBLES
SOLD BY ALL DRUGSSTS
CSCIC ARNE
3 E
Dr. LINDSEY'S BLD SEARCHER
Makes a LOVELY COMPLEXION, Is a
SPLENDID TONIC and cures CANCER,
BOIS, PIMPLES, RCROFULA, MER-
CURIAL and all BLOOD DISEASES,
Sold by your Druggint,
Sellers Medicine Co, Pittsburg, Pa.
RED LETTER SALE.
All goods in our store have been re
duced in price which is plainly marked
in red ink, We have one of the largest
stocks of Dry Goods in Proosylcania, all
of which are marked down to such pri- |
ces that we are bound to sell them. It!
is impossible to give the redoc.d price
of every article, but we cordially invite
the public to call and examine goods
and prices. Thee isno sham in this
sale, and it is done to reduce our stock.
Call and examine goods and prices,
B.& A, Lorn,
A two story house and lot at the sta-
tion, with large stable, Good location
for one wishing to carry on business
near railroad. Purchaser can Lave privi-
lege 10 farm 35 acres of land, | mile from
station. tf F. KURTZ.
Also, buildiog lot#'} mile cast of Cen
tre Hall station, prices 875 to $125 per
lot, on easy terms. Apply to Famp
Kuntz, tf
also announced that the Savannah Steams
ship line had discharged all of the men em-
ployed since the strike and had agreed to
take back the old men
A learned that there was ne
foundation whatever for these reports. At
the Mgrgon Line it was said that the com-
pany had no intention whatever of taking
the old men back. The force of men now
at work was fully competent, and in fact
the new rendering better ser
vice than those who quit work at the
strike. If the strikers were waiting for
work uatil they were asked to come
back by the Morgan Line they would wait
a long time Agent Yonge of the Ba
vanah Line said: “We have the same
force of men at work we have had for
the ecks, and we shall keep
them at they are pro-
tected three ar four
men were strikers, but were
severely iuj were well able to
protect th One of men who
who was arrested about
when
wienti-
reporter
men Vero
us
last two w
work and sco that
On Thurdday nigh
assaulted by
ired,
as the!
neelves the
Was assauited, and
ten days ago for discha
attacked by
tied one «
and told me that if
would either
kill some one.
No violence on the part
was reported from any
water front. West street
tirely clear of
the presence of
men detailed to dut
at the st
stood at each street
nigto!
Pia
a mob o WY Ririgors,
He
trouble
f his assailants came to mo
kept on he
have to
this
be killed himself or
of the strikers
aiong the
Was aimosti en
re. This was due to
imber of police
sidewalks and
Three policemen
kept the
Many
of w drawing from
No. 49, and
here is little dout 1at if all the members
{ th 1001 ar *T HS a Oo give
point
wiriki
extra nt
the
an
yon
reel corpers
corner, and
rowds of
lers up the side streets
f then }
favor
the ranks «
t
O
a free xX pression their opinion
this will be aders in
the union wh ' members of the dis
trict asse
0 overco
ANNOUNCE
ganizations
night is
Aho
but I do no
iy any man
district
roward as
Le does it will 1
The men formerl)
Mail doe
= cent
que
assemt
*
ing the strike, bu
union me
that «
“lam
or §10
aAssistar
%
ot Yes said ©
needed
mp re
rganizati
i that
Did the
n \
those who it
more money 14 . ' }
that I do not care to a i
sauch talk fr o
nothing about i
$a
nave
Diamond Notes.
The proliminary will
HOUis at Sportsman Are, ©
March 20 The Brown
Prickly Ash nine as opponents
have a local reputation
If the Chi
present a much
Browns in the spring
fall, In fact, they will
many other ways
It is said Managing Director Watrous had
a lot of canes made for the boys. The one
for Dave Orr proved such & success that
he has it on exhibition atSpalding's. Its
& home run stick
The Bouthern league has secured an able
catcher in George Baker. He will prove
one of the best in the league this season.
The National league made a mistake whens
it let him go
Morris, Carroll,
are due in Pitt
“CBROND open in BL
m Sunday,
have the
The latter
¥ will
nst the
did last
better in
agos gel Glasscock th
y
better infield ag
than the;
be much
Brown and Van Haltreg
taburg from California abous
March 10. Donohue may also come East
with the gquartette. He is quite a noted
third baseman
When Keily is not catching Redbourn for
the Bostons, it is said will play right
field Mike will no doubt be made assists
ant captain. He will instruct the boys in
base running
The Lowells have secured Pat Hartnett,
the big first baseman who played with the
ies most of last season. He is a
, but poor base
fae
NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW Youk, Feb 19 call 4 per conte
GUVERNMENT BONDS
Closing Closing
Yesterday. To-day.
sy 18%
10 110
1M
128%
Money on
1501
191
17;
1907,
44s
44%,
4%
reg
con
reg
con
184%
Isis
S¥0K MARKET
The stock market wos dull today, the only
tig Kansas and Texas,
rapidly on the compromise with
de,
CLOSING PRICES
Closing
Yesterday.
ry
139%
A
eg
135
31%
Og
My
ty
a
wy
Closing
Today,
6154
198
3644
10%
135%
Canadian Pacific
Chicago, Hur. & Q
Central Pacific
Del. & Hudson
Del, Lack. & W
Erie,...... .
Erie pref,
Lake Shore, ,
Tous, & Nash. , .
Michigan Central
Missourt Pacific
N.Y. & New Eng
N. J, Central,
N.Y.Cent. &
Northwestern !
Oregon Navigation
Hud
Reading .
Hoek Istand
BL Paal...... ‘
Union Pacifie...
West. Union Tel ‘ }
PRODUCE MARKET.
Wheat Active, clos weak,
Corn-~Quiet. ciosingavy
Oa niet, closing weak,
Fen,
Wheat........ ory
Corn... ‘e
Oats... !
Mar,
ny
44 «“
Wy ‘ ds]
EXCHANGE.
Butter. Market very dull, Creamery—Wes
tern, oad. imitation, 0c, Dairy —Esste
orn, balf-firkin tubs, 2ic.adlo. ; eastern, Welsh
tubs, We.adic : eastern, firkins, 10¢.a%10.3
weatern, ITc.alfc. Factery— rest, 7c. 0900. §
low range. Se.aie, i
Ld Market firm, Factory New York,
cheddar, 18%c.allke, Creamer Now York,
:
part sk Hie aide,
i firm. Fo wheats
Se
ing the wind at Occasionally
something looms up the
le ft, looking like a lot of houses in motion
ora train of lightning
speed. They are the range cattle drifting
before the
The
houses
Our leader stops and
behind “Are you
trail?” t
every step,
to the right or
Cars passing at
storms like things demented
mist makes them look as large as
to the man
tho
heart in
“Are wa
ir
turns
him this is
sure
Every one stops with
mouth and whispers to him
We huddle together, nine o
supposed trail, ¢ been fol.
lowing
the r
lost?’
a strip mind swept bare by
go back?
ond is
aging wind
One gl nee
sufficient to obl
We are
The wind
tf!
lost
18 and screams ar
scornf
IRU gt
unds,
It g
ul so
bravest heart
comin
A grim dq
We must fight for
and trust to
takes the lead, «
not come vot
than once falter, hu
g on
at each ot
Weall kn
ter belo
face
in she
stag
rp
ot
again
: x % i
leg-weary and
ms
Cad bn 0
contrast
and a berth
ing snow 3
SENSIBLE MISS WEST.
How She Won the Cordial Respect of All
the Young Men Washington.
Accor Ft WW y Bs nglor tar, a
in
gress of
ago by
British
0 ANY Yo
w fora
+ 10 balls with
i the most
it For th
fourth, Miss West }
out a bouquet Rhy
beautiful mes y +o tit 12 in ail
society ra reigning young belie fi
ree $
r the
w he ie a
ity
and eo
younge:
nights of th
: her populars
With the young atiaches, Lieutenant
Her two
quets the
r fathar
ver aftor
girls
Miss Mattie ETS, Are
NOW consy IOUS § : He balls and ger.
i with
juets t
introduced
mans
the
girls carry
n bere one of
hat other
iquets in
irain on the girls’
like to keep up ap
a bushel of flowers te
th only one modest
young
some
cases have b
pin-mmoney
pearances and os
outshine ti rival = ot
armful of r On npered
miss, who was holding a heay ¥ bouquet of
carnations, calle ‘ ival
“Where'd you buy your fi re, Je
Shaking
Ww b ©
Arry
ROA
ne night:
nniet!
as a
‘At
The
beat him
a doen
1p a bunch of roses as large
at-aheaf, the ivy said
the same place ! a
man told me how vou : {o
down, and thought it}
too much for carnati
rs
cents
Mis
TOO IMITATIVE.
Why a Venerable Malden Lady Hud te
Fart With an Imitative Bird,
A gentleman residing in Ceylon wished
to make a present to a maiden aunt of his
living in London, and he could think of
nothing so suitable and likely to be &
source of amusement to her as 8 ming -a
small bird, corresponding in appearance
and size to an English blackbird, and riv-
paling the parrot in powers of imitation
Procuring a good specimen of the species,
fresh from the forest he set a watch
upon his own tongue, avoiding all slang,
and beimg very careful in respect of
grammar. Then, taking the bird on board
a vessel about to sail for England he
gave it 0 the ship's cook, with a
promise that if the bird was de
livered into the hands of the
lady with its vocabulary undefilod a bonus
of ten shillings would be forthcoming,
whereupon the cook promised to take all
possible care of the bird-—to nourish him
and watch over bis morals. On the voy
age the mina exercised a marked influ.
ence for good over ona part, at least, of
the vessel, and the cook's .cuddy was a
perfect hall of propriety, and in due
course he received his ten shillings. A
few woeks passed, and then the gentle
man in Ceylon received a letter from his
aunt. She thanked him for his gift, but
said she had been obliged to part with the
mina--not, however, on account of the ox
pressions he made use of, for his language
was correctnoss itself, but she could not
endure zl day long plaintive cries of
“Steward!” with marvelous, pover-cons-
ing imitations of the distressful sounds
issuing from the lips of passengers suffox-
ing from soasicknoss,
to whose
money to
Dr. Fult
but became i
brought hy
his boat
fathor
Dr. Perry
Albany to K
10, H
its passag:
pe
MW
Ch
18007
The
Cour
proba!
prog
of mind
Mo ORMICK BBOS,
|
he
1
bro
BOT
Live
the
per
We have reduced
10
ination,
very article from 10 to
and see for yourself,
N. &
price
cent
A.
locks,
DR. H. 8. CLEMENS,
regular office is i Allentown, Pa :
ith and Centre Hall
lefonte «
irpose of examining
oe
Wi visit Be
fuesday
. 1%
1 ih
Guate
BUBKLEN'S ARNICA BALVE
he best salve in the world for cuts
igen, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
tetter, chapped hands, chilblaios
and all skin eruptions, and posi
no pay required, It
y give satisfaction, or
Price 25 cents per
all druggists. 4augl
oR
ly enres piles, or
refunde
d.
For gale by
HAS ATTENDED
ar
C0
“oi
SAIN
Ever since its introduction.
[ts sales during the past year
exceeded
1 :
l we look
11
Ve all previous years,
forward to an unpre-
}
lented demand this vear for this
| our other brands of RAW
Fix
di
Ii your dealer nas none
Lt tou
us
the
¥
* cason is fully upon us.
‘or Baugh's Phosphate Guide and
Are
HN.
Manufnc®urers of the Celebrated
DEALERS
20 South Avenue,
FHILADELFPHIA, PA
Nj cveruice BROS
.
Delaware
I | pA
KINDS OF
TPTECER
WILL WORK BOUALLY AS WELL
ON ROUGH STONY LAND AS ON
THE WESTERN PRAIRIES. IT I8
UNLIKE ANY OTHER SULKY Ix
THE WORLD. CAN BE ATTACHID
TO ANY COMMON WALKING
PLOW IX FIVE MINUTES TIME
AND IS WARRBAXTED NOT T0
INCREASE THE DRAFT ONE
POUND, BO SIMPLE A CHILD
STRONG EXOUGH TO DRIVE A
TEAM CAN OPERATE IT. WILL
TURN A SQUARE CORNER WITH.
OUT RAISING THE FLOW, THE
QNLY PLOW MADE WITH A FOOT
LEVER TO ETART THE POINT
OF PLOW ABRUPTLY IN THE
GROUND OR ELEVATE IT TO
SKIM OVER THE TOP OF FASr
STONES, AROUND ROOTS, ETC
We want a good, live man to sciae
t in every town in the U.K,
Writa ue for our liberal terms and
"E 8. DANIELS & CO.,
BAVANA, X. TX.
“Castoris is so well adapted to children that
{ recommend it as superior to any prosoripion
known to me.” IL A. Amcnen, M.D,
111 8a, Oxford 84, Brooklyu, XN. Y.
tion,
and promotes di
sstion,
+ tnjurious medication.
and sold for medicinal purposes only
every day inthe week,
ZELLER & BON
oe DRUGGISTS, Bellefonte, Ps.
Dealer In
DRUGS, -
CHEMICALS
PERFUMERY, *
FANCY GOODS, &«
Liquors for medics
DRUGS
Pure Wines and
purposes always kept
Hotels.
I USH HOUSE.
W. RB Teller, proprietor, Beli
fonte, Pa. Special attention given to
country trade, junel By
Go
(oH MINGS HOUSE,
W HELLEVONTE,
EMANUEL BROWN, Prop
The traveling community
this hotel equal to any in the
every respect, for man and
charges very moderate. Give
28june Lf
PA.
will find
county in
beast, and
it a trial
28j us
N EW BROCKERHOFF HOUSE.
i
BROCEERHOFF¥ HOUSE,
ALLEGHEXY ST.. HELLEFOXTE, PA
G. G. McMILLEN, Prop'r.
rood Bample Rooms on First Floor.
We. Fre: Buss to and from all trainee. og
‘vecial rates to witnesses and jurors, Biur
{
(YENTRE HALL HOTEL.
z D. J. MEYER. Prop'r.
FOR SUMMER BOARDERS AND 17
CURTOM
Table, } thy
BEANEIENT
(yond
mountain water,
wmtaral scenery in
churches convenient.
reasonable,
ea locality, pure
surrounded bv finest
the state Schools
Terme very
16aug tf
and
USK,
CK WAVEN. PA
VN HO
DWELL, Proprietor
8. WOODS Al op r.
Terms reasonable. Good sample rooms
on first floor.
YAMERON HOUSE,
LE
Mn
™ Vi
T1 4
CIAL RATER TO ©
ERS OVER SUND
i Livery attached. Free Bw
Ki rains
WISBURG, PENN'A
k CODER Prieto
WM ERY
rs
TRAVEL
HW
D* G. W. HOSTEH
De
Residence on Main
2d floor of Harper
building
branches of his profession,
ministered,
D* 8. G. GUTELIUS.—~
Dentist, Millbeim. Offers his
professional services to the public. He is
prepared Lo perform all operations in the
iental profession. He is now fully pre
pared to extract teeth absolutely withon
pain.
MAN,
itis, Centre Hall
street, Office on
& Kreamer's stove
Will give satisfaction in sll
Fther ad-
14apr
J. LI. Braxcoien, C. P. Hxwes
SPANGLER & HEWES,
ATTTORNEYR-AT- LAW
BELLEFONTE. CENTRE CO., PENX'A,
Special sttentipn to coll ns ; practice ali
the courts; uitatiog German and English
si
Cons
JoBx KLINE,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, BELLEFONTE, PA
Office on second floor of Furst’s new
building north of Court House. Can be
onsalted in English or German, 7m’y%4
JouN F. POTTER, Attorney-at-Law
' Collections promtly made and
special atlention given to those having
lands or property tor sale. Will draw ud
and have scknowledged Deeds, Mortgsas
bonds&e Bellefonte, Pa
I OC, M. BOWER, E L
WER & ORVIS,
H, ORVIS
Eves BO
ATTORNEYS AT-LAW,
BELLEFONTE, PA
Office opposite the Court House, on 2d
floor of Farst's building, jan8H
D F. FORTNEY,
J a Attorney -at- Law,
Office in old Conard building,
fonte.
ORVIS
Belle-
ALL KINDS OF GRAIN,
White and red wheat, rye, shelled corn
oats and barley wanted at the Centre
Hall Roller Mill—for which the highest
market prices will be paid, Grain taken
torage tf
Cextee Harr Mzar Manker—~The
Centre Hall Meat market having a re-
frigerator families can at all times be sup-
plied with fresh meats, of the best qual.
ity, also bologna sausage. Next door to
hotel ; open day and evening,
l4mav tt
8” ELMO HOTEL,
(3
. 817 & 819 Arch Street, Philadelphia,
Reduced rates to $200 per day. The
{pies int wi tha i
© same ral provision for
comfort, Tt located in the tnpredinte
centres of business and places of amuses
ment and difutn t aaron 3 tpow, as well
as all parts ofthe city, are .
by Streot Oars constant! pg the
doors. Mars special in ents
a Shots visitingitheoity for business or
Fou borage [pests stein