DON'T SCOLD
a man for groaning when he has
Rbcumatim or Neurs Te ain
n
ent
these twin diseases, But--oughtn’t
» man to be blamed if, having Rheu-
matism or Ne he wont
Ath-lo-pho-ros, when it has
thousands who have suffered in the
same wart It has cured hundreds
after physicians have pronounced
them incurable.
gible, dose
mo relief, and the Jind he
Fogniined and a half hours w
opatinged 4 nse, and am now well»
TROY E RN Now A Albany, Ind,
8% Bend Edis ' the beautiful colored vio.
ture, “ Moorish Maiden,"
THE ATHLOPHOROS C0. 112 Wali St. A.¥
HE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE
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. Montandor
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ection at Lock
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traing leave Montandon for lovishurg st 0.9 p
& room 600 poasad 7 40 pm
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Genaral Manager, foul Pas'get Act
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RETURNING TO LOOAL OPTION.
Than the
the
Pro
The Majority Over
Three-fifths
Amendment Through-—FHistory of
5,000 More
Necessary to Carry
hibition in the State.
21. ~In ¢
went wet
day, but that sion falls short
the true meaning of the vote,
that peop slé are tired of a constitutional
enactment which is not supported by
public opinion, which is not « nfo reed or
enforceable, and which has practically
meant free rum for three year 8, A
loss in revenues and wide spread injury
to business. It means, algo, stringent
restrictions of the liquor traffic by legis.
lative enactinent, a return
tion, and in this city,
high license, a lesser
of saloons gnd the
drinking places,
The Canvass,
June
1 sland
expre
PROVIDENCE
Rhod iB
without doubt,
ing of
The
seat three
elected or
much of the wis §
Avril election The time for
work of the repeal campaign
general assembly
weeks ago
he tssye of
at Newport
resubmission, and
battle
the actual
MINnost entirely
{ printed matter. The Pro-
hibitionists were the only
i Jasetings, but nena of the
enti SAS
different fromm thi
a the sine
ones
wa sysed
Matter
who Pp RI i
WALES TOTS
ment Tears ago,
which astonished
its promoters
Women at the Polls
Women
safe to say
reasons
Of Ld
into mime
able that bribe
July 20
The larg bd
that of 1 is due t
interim of th
viding for mani
wal 3
Ehode Island's Liquor Trafic
PROVIDENCE Governor Ladd
; that an y session of the general
assembly will be called to re thie
statutes regulating the liguo i
He will oount
Thursday's election a
sad proclaim the result at onoe
will appoint a new chief of
police as soon as a satisfactory ex
tion of the candi Tat § CRN be concluded
June 2°
say extr
Vigo
otes Ca
SOON i Wo
BARD
amina
The President’ x Plans.
WASHINGTON
returned from
The trip was
president expec " to make
to Cape May next Friday
rison and the McKee
turn with him to the
Monday following,
Arrangements will be made og
ately for the departure of thg entire
hotsehole i to Deer Park, where t eo #U
mer will be spent. The exact
the departure is net known, but it
be the | latter part of next week, in
probability.
The president oxpeots to spegd the
Fourth of July at “"“Woedstock,” the
country heme of Henry C. Bowen.
June 25. —The president
Cape May last night
witout incident. The
another visit
and Mrs. Har-
jldren will ro
ite House on
date of
will
1
all
Governor Yoraker’ 8 Comvention.
Corvmeus O,, June 25.—The Re
lican state convention, which meets
today, promises to be the most
of any held in Ohio for years.
are five strong candidates in the fleld,
Gens, Kennedy, Jones, Dawes, Judge
O'Neal and Lampson, speaker of the
house of representatives. Kennedy
shows the greatest strength, but Lamp-
son and Dawes’ delegates are sanguine.
There is a growing sentiment for For
aker, and if nothing sets in to counter.
act this he will undoubtadly be renom-
inated, Lampson getting second place.
ube
ere
exciting
There
Beer and Musie Divorced in Missouri
Jerreasox City, Mo., June 20. (ov.
ernor Francis yesterday dealt the saloons
of Missouri the most severe blow thes
have ever received when he signed the
Newberry bill. The bill prohibits music,
cards, dice, billiard tables, bowling al-
leys and boxing gloves in saloons, and
will go into effect July 1. St. Louis and
Kansas City saloons will be most seri.
ously affe ted, and about 8,000 of them
will have to change their style of opera
tion,
Swept Over P—— Dam
PHILADELPHIA 24.~-One of the
saddest accidents has happened in
this city for some time occurred yesterday
afternoon on the Schuylkill river. Four
young people, two young ren and tw
young ladies, while ou} rowing wer
washed over Fairmount dam and
drowned. The bodies of the two girls
were recoverad, but those of the young
men the police were ‘unabl y to find.
June
that
“Social Clab” Drinking = Failure,
Cotvmnus, O,, June 20. --A decision
of the Ohio supreme court virtually kills
the ‘social club” scheme to avade the lo
cal option law, The attorney general
filed motions to take away the charters
of several of these clubs on the ground
thas they were forined for the pu
of evading the law, To these moc
demurrers wers filed
eourt overruled.
han es ——————
Death of Rev, W, WH. Bescher,
Cricaoo, June 25, The Rev. William
Henry Beecher died at the family ri
dence. He was 87 years old, and
death was mainly dae to his oh
, Mr. Beecher was one of the seven
sons of Dr. Lyman Beecher, all of whom
became Congregational ministers,
more or less all amous.
Capt. ondorson Dente: 11,
New Youn, June 20, Capt. Hender.
son, of the steamer Colon, denics the re
that there was yellow fover on
rd the vessel during hor tip from
Aspinwall,
ne
and these the
Al
in
pert
LARCARTER, | fune 20, Last «
report tint |
He Lies
sient
ing a wy, Uamero
i
dead was cirenlated, but a midnight
patch from Donegal 8
is still alive, but that
pected at any moment
With the exception of
spoonfuls
nourishment
strength was almost gone,
able to move his tongue or
Hq apps ared conscious and |} iy
eyes open and seemed to observe
was going on about him.
No word has been received from
ator Cameron, who is in Scotland,
another cablegram was sent him.
prings sin y
his death is
eral tea
‘wmoeron tool
Thursday,
He
of milk en, ¢ { no
and his
was un.
since
BW allow.
with his
Sen-
HAYES DY ING,
She is Steadlly Sinking Her
Is Hourly Expected.
FREMONT, O,, June 25. — Mrs,
She is fr
MRS
and
Hayes i
¢ from it,
growing
and she perspires very freely. Her en.
tire { amily ire at he bedsid
shysicians are in tant
ler death is expected hourly.
BURKE IS THE MAN.
The Winnlpeg
tified
Positively
as Willi
Baspect
ns the Mysteri sms by
Martensen, the Expressuian,
non
AI PCE
i
who
nesmos from
duced
natier of cou
McRae gay
that he
feeling
Epotted at First Sig
Mastersen |
+ 3
i twenti
When
line Bark
his px kets and his « yo
$a rsen glanced quickly
narked bis number on a
nd passed on, examining
the other men. After «
investigation he returned
ili rs and counsel were
i hispered conversation
hoard to roma
3 will not want :
to ides tify the prisoner, but g
of the tumber,
Chief McRae says they now
sailing, and he now believes there wil
be no further difficulty in presenting
sufficiently strong evidence to secure
Burke's extradition.
o—
The President Signs Burke's Extradition
WasuvoToR, June 25, he president
on his return from Cape Nay last even
ing =i yl w warrant for the extradi
tion of Martin Burke. Owing to some
technical requirements, however, the
state's messanger, Mr. Baker, was not
able to leave with it last night, but got
away this morning at 11 0'clx k.
we
have clea
—
Drowned While Swimming with Sullivan
Beirast., N. Y., June 20.-John L
Sullivan an vd Wre gtier Muldoon are just
now under a cloud of gloom owing to a
gad drowning aceldant that occurred the
other day. Bullivean, Muldoon and a
oung Buffalo lawyer named Martin
fo were bathing in the Genes
river. Laux was rd with irony
was swept over a mill dam and drowned,
Soldiers in the Civil Rervies.
WasaingroN, June 20. --Civil service
rule 10, as modified by President
Harr makes eox-Federal soldiers
eligible for reinstatement in the classi
fied service without regard to the time
of their dismissal. The rule before its
modification limited the time in which
ox-Federal'soldiers could be reinstated te
one year from the date of their discharge
Ko
a
Bodies Ploked Up at Cincinnati
Cixcixyaty, June 25, Two bodies, e
man and a boy, were picked up in the
Ohio river here. They are supposed tc
be victims of the Johnstown disaster
They were very much mpoged and
were buried Immediately after the
coroner held an inquest.
deco
BEar-Gavernoy
BALTIMORE,
Bowie Gots a Pension,
June Ex-Governo
Oden Bowie, who fought in the Mexican
war, being second lieutenant of company
E. Baltimore and Washington battalion,
has been granted a pension, The pen
gion commences from Jan. 20, 15887, af
$8 per month,
2],
Nell Burgess Badly Duarned.
Hionraxps, N. J., June 25. Neil Bur
reas, the aotor, was seriously burned ol
in reside here by an explosion of
gasoline. Although his injury is severe
it will not prove fatal. The life of Mr,
Burgess was saved by the heroic efforts
of his wife,
fe
Voting Insane Patients,
INDIANAPOLIS, June 21.-—8mith Will
fama, superintendent of the county poor
asylum, and I. W. Miller, ex treasure
of Marion county, pleaded’ guilty to vot
g insane persons at the last election
wy were fined §30 and $250 respectively.
A 14-Yoar-O14 Murderer.
Laxaros, Ont, June 21.-John Rohrer,
aged 12, was shot and instantly killed by
a 14-year-old boy named Davis. There
had on sn old grudge between the
boys, and on meeting Davis fired with
the result stated. Davis was arrested,
OA SSA
An Amovionn Ohureh 200 Years Old
New Buusswick, N. J, June 21.
The Baptist church at Belt n, the third
oldest in the United States, oslebrated
its 200th anniversary yestasday, visitors
being present 1 from all parts of the state
other states.
Sweat. Groan-Growd
That also to be
erpecied ok the
old fashioned way
of blacking th
Try the
pew way by using
WOLFF'S
fcme Blacking
and the dirty task
becomes a Gleanly
shoes?
i FBlacki
REQUIRES NO BRUSH.
Sheds Water or Boow, Shoes can be washed
clean, requiring dressing Say once a Week
for men, ounce & Month for women
It is also an Blegant Harness Dressing.
WOLFF & RANDOLPH, Philadelphia
ij {1
M. CO. vi
nmr
£5 NNUAL FINARGIAL STATEMENT OF
the Reesipts apd Expenditures of Centre
Hall Borough Senool Districh, Centre County, Pa.
for year ending June 1st, 15
RECEIPTS
Gross ara'l of Tax Dupile iA
schools
For building
Te
for
HITPORS... rr
BE voiiiiiiins
abatements
exoncrations.,
Collectors’ com
outstanding tax
Deduct
Tota! tax receipts from John
Emerick
Total tax reeeipts
Coldren ...
Cash from former tress
Hate appropriation
From other sources
fro om James
EXPENDITURES
Pald teachers’ salaries
for re pairs and ind
- fuel...
furniture and ap paral 1».
Bec'y salary ahaaas
Treas com ;
ther expenses.
identals..
falance on hand
tw
pupils,
+ from Tax Col
ing ax
the Constitat
Joint
the Const
rECTS :
jose of i
of Penneyive
the following ame
stitull af Lhe Cor 3
in socordano: with the Eight
of
AMENDMENT.
There shall be
onstitution W
Lows
The mar
toxioatin i
bereliy pro
oti shal :
fod by law
ufacture, sale or
Hquor for other
beverage may be allowed |
may be prescribed by law
#17 shall, at the Srl sexsio
ion of this article of the x GY
with adequate penalties «
A true copy of the Joka Resolution
CHARLES w ETON E
Becretary of the Common wealth
53
fine,
Wool Baiting, are
are selling rapid]
other goods.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
Cashmeres
Made ing Over
and wi! sak for thers
Yolen
han
ives,
+ New Goods!
al our
selected
of new
ablic call
18y were
Blankets, Haps, Quilts, snd many
ever, Our stock of Ready-
Comeand see the new goods at
3 FE reamer sS.
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A
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small Soreloepers, | postmoasior
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families, for afirst
Torna
sit thelr require
L « WEP
rood, and constracted in the most Yn proved
@ pow use on each and every safe our new
e bol i-work,
No. 1, Farmer's Rafe .
No. 2, Household Safe, .
No. 5, Dealers and Office Safe,
Note Boxes, at iy toto J lous
soll at prices fully pot cent, at. lower
use in every siate verritory:
locks, and our full line i
circumstances buy safes until you have
find us entirely reliable and responsible,
hand with all burnished portions
Interior nicely fitted up with sub.
book spaces, and pigeon holes.
1560 Ihe
- 1800 ibe
wold ore a Mortgages and
Sf the safe hw we
= n
No, 5, Connty Oficial’s Safe,
6, General Business Safe,
with us, We can save you money. You wi
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Er Emi hp geben 4
RELA)
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K*" GARMAN HOUBE,
aowvonite the Court House,
Bellefonte, Pa
The Row Gartases | a hav arisen from it
Now bniidin®
pow furniture $ . Steam best, electric
bells, snd sil Yarn fmoroven ivi
table,
ule
1 BRVIN HOUBE
a LOCK BA EN. PA
" B WOODB CALOWELL, Proprictor,
Terms reasonable, wood sample r
6 first oor
IYUSH HOUOBE
W. RB Teller, 1
fonte, Pa peed
country tra
Jounra HOUS
1 MFO
; EMANUHEL BROW ropric
The traveling comm ty will fin
this hotel equal to any in the county in
every respect, for man and beast, and
harges very moderate. Give it a triz
ejune
ropristor, Db
1 attenty © give
Juneity
Fi
L157
4%
BROCK ERHOFF HOUSE
ALLGEHENY BT, §
Good 5 mp
JFF HOUS
¢ Rooms
pay Free Bass t
Special rales Low
G., BE BEANDON
(® NTRE HALL HOTEL.
D.J. MEY
FOR SUMMER BOAKI
Erains,
JOrors,
Pr
1 ¢ - 11
Qirons ail
and
0 Rr
itnesses
Table
monniain waler,
natural scener)
and chur
reasonable.
{rood
#8 rrou
in the
nvenis
Hes CO
ST. ELMO HOTEL
317 &
@n
ER pubs wiiigl
319 Arch
rats Ku
Nireel, Phils
Reduc
re veling
the same liberal
3 REOrT 1% is loos
centres of business
ment and different
as all parts of th
hy BDireet {
ioore, 1s @
0 those visi Bgihe
pleasure,
Your patronage resp
JOS M.
(Jar ERON HOUSE
Corner Second and Market Rts
FORD & ZERVIRG YREOPRIE
LEWISBURG, PA,
Good Sample Rooms on
Frees" Bus to all Tr ADE,
ist floor,
wet FOV
aag??
Jfuaxne BIBLE
~—=ATTORKEY AT LAW—
Bellefonte, Centre Co, Pa.
Office in Conrad
building, opposite
Brockerhoff House.
janis,
2. 0. wi C. M. BOWER, . I. ORVIS
BOWER & ORV IS,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
Office oppositejthe Court House, on 24
floor of Furst! # building. jan8&5
D. PORT EY,
ttorney-at-law,
Office in old Conard building, Belle
fonte.
ANT DAL E.
ge
ATTORNEY-AT LAW,
Bellefonte, Pa.
Office’'N. W. corner Diamond,
doors from first national bank,
two
*jan8y
J. L. Braxcizs, GP. Eaves
SANG LER & HEWES,
ATTTORRBYBAT-LAW,
BELLEFORTE. CEXTREC 0 , PEK
Bpecial attention 10 collections ; A tn &
the courts TOonsultation in Ge rman and English
OHN KLINE,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, BELLEFONTE, FA
Office on second floor o° Furst’s new
building north of Court House. Can be
consulted | in English o or German, 7 n'yS4
oases L.HAM
Atlorney-al-Law,
Office with D. B. Keller, Esq., North
gide of High street.
BD MURRAY,
Centre Hall, Pa,
Dealer in DRUGH, popular Pstetn Medicines
Whtskes, Brandy, Wine, and Holla 4 Gin kept
and soid for medicinal purposes ory. Bore open
every day inthe week. may
{En RE COUNTY BANKING OO.
BELLEFONTE, PENNA.
Receive Doposite and allow Interest ;
Discount Notes; Buy and Sell ‘Government
Becuritios
JAS, A. BEAVER J. D. BHUGERT,
Cashier
President.
NN) A. LIST,
.
LEWISBURG BOOK BINDERY.
All kinds of binding, st reasonable rates. New
papers, magasines, paraphiots, ote. bound and re
bound in fir class ye 100
D h Off»
8 6G. GUTELIUS,
Dentist, Mili theim.
professions] services to Lhe public. '®
preparad to parform all operation
dental profession. He ie new falls |
pared to extract teeth absolutely witho
pain. my?
Ww GOHEEN,
AUCTIONEER,