A Woman Suleldes. On Sunday morning, at Curwens- = ville, Kate Star, a domestic, suicided Just at what hour is not known. She was found dead in bed. She passed over by the strychnine route, but for what reason is not exactly known. She had gone shopping to Clearfield on Saturday afternoon, and when she returned she was in company with a young man named John Tate. His evidence before the coroner's jury was to the effect that he was with her up till late that night, and when he left the house she appeared in good spirits, He had noticed that she had three packages, which she laid down on the on entering the house, and them he noticed a small envelope which was marked with a skull and cross bones and in red ink, poison, and also the word strychnine. A druggist who had put up a preseription for her on that day says that he put up no such poison for her, but did put up a medicine on prescription for her which was intended for heart disease, and which did contain poison, but on ex- amination it was discovered that she had taken one of this medicine. The envelope that Young Tate saw could not be found at first, but afterward portion of the same was found im- mediately under her window partially among a word poison. He said nothing to the jury about the envelope Tourist Trip. Round trips to the Pacific Coast, Short trips to the Mountain Resorts of Colorado, The Great Salt Lake. Yellowstone National Park--the most wonderful spot on this continent, Puget Sound, the Mediterranean of the Pacific Coast, All reached via the Union Pacifie System. For detailed information eall on your nearest Ticket Agent or ad- dress E. L. LoMAX, Pass, & Tkt., Agent, Omaha. Neb, (ien, Wo ify Gans, Guns, Guns, I have on hand the Marlin Rifle and other makes of shot guns. large stock of rifle and cartridges. Call and see i them learn prices. . BUSHMAN, oe THE LAND OF SU NSHINE. most Never Clouded while the air is Cool and Bracing, like Perpetual Spring. As an anomalous southern resort, by fact that there may reason of the one was recalled did he mention that it. RRS en Sdn A farmer ought to him. ing implements here. facturer who sends a horse the South American market it for $19 charges $25 for it here. rake and sells The America for $60 and here for $90. ca for $9.50 and here for $18. The Arbor cutter No. 1 is sold in America for $16 and here for $25. These few and here for $40. are a es on the farmer. orcs As The one producer in the United escape summer heat no less than win- | ter cold, New Mexico is rapidly becom- | ing Averaging throughout | ory 5,600 feet in altitude | and characterized by | dry air which, unlike a humid atmos- | communicating | , the temperature in midsummer | remains at a delightfully comfortable | night | famous, above sea-level, phere, is incapable of surplus is the farmer. needs, easy injury to the farmer. an injury to him. It taxes him everything he wears, on every clothing of his wife and children. it shuts the markets of the against him. Every farmer land should vote against the can tariff. in the — countries to the United States? cause the people want them. for them and sends for them. he pays the tariff tax on them, adds it to the price and the American pay it. Who is benefitted ? American manufacturer only who makes inferior goods at a price a littie lower than the foreign article and gets an enormous profit. Does he pay his employees higher wages because of his big profit? Not much. He labor just as cheap as he can get _ it comes pouring in every day to glut the labor market and make wages low. What then does the tariff tax do for the laborer? It simply makes it hard- er for him to live, SHLAA We see charge that Benator Meek is buying up paper needed for printing tickets, in order to create a corner in the ariicle, and to secure the printing for Centre and several other counties, people there must be a mistake here, ing over the matter last Thursday that | he did not intend to run the risk of i : work for §8 per 1000. the printing of the ballots. The bal- lots can be printéd for $8 to $12 per 1000, but it leaves no chance for under- bidding. AA Set it down as a fact that the man who says that there are American tin turers in the United States, is either deceived himself or attempting to de- ceive others. The tin McKinley ex- hibits is merely dipped here by boys employed in factories. The ore comes England. ssid ss AA 5558 There is something gmiya absurd in the talk of protecting a laborer against “the pauper labor of Europe” while inviting that pauper labor to come over here aini compete with American working men so as to reduce their wages. the Philad. Branch, Bellefonte, The sunshine is almost constant, yet | most violent out-of-door exertion | Sunstroke or | ration absolutely unknown | It is an ideal land for a sum- | Its climate is prescribed tressful £1 msequences, are mer outing. medi- | Vegas are The | the springs. | T= Mona “The Land an entertaining . pro- | of | the most picturesque and United States. 1 and the at L curative Springs ns virtues, most sumpuous hotel in the west, Montezuma, is located at these to J. ‘hicago, Jno. Byrne, for of Sunshine,” this region, romantic in the St. Vitas Dance Cured ! VIIL Bax Axpnzas, Cal, February, 1880, My boy, 13 years old, was so affected by Bt. | Vitus Dance that be could not go to school for | two years. Two bottles of Pastor Koenig's Nerve | Toude restored his health, and he fs now attend. | ing school again MICHAEL OCONNEL Bartisonn June, 180, : used Paster Koenig's Nerve Tonic for pory. | 1 ol esused by overwork. and found it i i 3 Alter using one bot. the desired effect, and I can traly ree. | ad it to all suffering alike complaint, nas | really wonderful remedy BAMI. THREW Primssvnon, Ps, Oct. 19, For seven years my eldest daughter had faint. ing spells and spasms. Last June she took the first of Pastor Koenig's Nerve Tonie, and since iat time they have entirely ceased, JUHN GLOECENER # remedy bas bes ca prepared by the Raveres Pa a ort Wayne, Ind, sines 1896, h now ng, ot 7 biz direction by the KOENIC MED. CO., Chicago, Ili. Sold by Druggists at $1 per Bottle. 6 for 85 Large Size, 81.75. 6 Dotties for 890. [IS FLAVORING A 0 Ta CT Tae ET TNC Te He ALMOND. Liquid Cement mends anything. Always ready. Price 10 cents. SEWELL'S Y Always seek tomake in vestments fromwhich he can receive the most in return in benefits or dividends. $1.50 tion to the “Reporter” will greatly benefit him and he will adividend declared each week on the investment A reported outbreak of cholera at Hel- in that vicinity. Investigation shows ed that the disease was not cholera but a violent dysentery which is al most ns severe and dangerous as chol- ern. Mr. Walter Wil , & prominent merchant of Jamsburg, two miles from Helmetts, says Chamberlain's Colle, Cholera and, Diarrhoea Remedy has given great satisfaction in the most severe cases of dysenterry, It is certain. All grades ot Roller flour con- stantly onhand, at whole- sale to dealers and at retail. Bran, fine and coarse. 1, always on hand, Hard, Soft Woodland, sizes and | All kinds ofgrain wanted and | cash paid for same at highest market prices for Coal, strictly cash. Flour, Feed and KURTZ & SON. TREATMENT BY 1528 Arch St, Philad’a Pa. For Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis Dyspepsia, Catarrh, Hay Fever, Headache, Debility, Rheu- matism, Neuralgia, AND ALL CHRONIC AND NERVOUS DISORDERS. It has been in use for more than twenty years: thousands of patients have been treated and over one thousand physicians have used it and recom. mend it—a very significant fact, It is agreeable. There is Do nauseous taste, DOT afer taste, nor sickening smell. “Compound Otygen—Its Mode of Action and Results,” is the title of 8 book of 20 pages published by Dm Starkey & Palen, which gives to all inquirers full information as *o this remark: able curative agent, and a record of surprising cures ina wide range of chronic oases—many of them after being abandoned to die by other phy- sicians. Will be malled free to any address on application. DRS. STARKEY & PALEN, 1529 Arch 8St., Philadelphia, Pa. 120 Sutter St., Ban Francisco, Cal, Please mention this paper, 1Sepim There is no use of any one suffering with the cholera when Chamberlain's Colie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy can be procured. It will give relief in a few minutes and cure in a short time, I have tried it and know.—W. H. Clinton, Helmetta, N. J. The epidemic at Helmetta was at first believed to be cholera, but subsequent investigation proved it to be a violent form of dy- sentery, almost as dangerous as chol- ern. This Remedy was used there with great success, Forsale by J. D. Murray Druggist. For sale by J. D. Murray Druggist. Farmers Supplies. 8SoyTH Beno CHILLED PLOW,~ The Furm | ers Favoride Plow, ‘This plow rius so stesdy that # boy who can drive the wam ean man the plow, There are seven different suction shares to this OW for plowing clay, gravelly and stony soil hese shares are of the best make, which we seil st lower prices than any other first-class chilled plow share cau be purchased, A trial of this plow will convince the most skeptical, that the plow will fulfil our claims, SPRING ToorH HARROWS.—We propose hereafter Wo buy Spring Tooth Harrows outside of the pring Tooth rar Monopoly, therciors we now offer Bpring Tooth Harrows ot $1.50 to $200 each less than the combination prices, We want eve n farmer to know that we are headquarters tor the best implements and low prices Conklin Wagons, Champlen Wagons, Farm Carts and Wheel Barrows. Champion Road Machines and Champion Btoue Crushers—~the popular machinery for improving roads, Wire. BARBED WIRE, ~ Cambria Lin) aud barbed hog wire at lowest prices HAY RAKES AND TEDDERS. barging, We nell the best han in America for $14 0 net eash dump hay rake for $18.50 net cash dr imp hay rake 1 best self ‘We wall six months time or & per ceut, off for cash, fog the net price §25 50 muk- We have a full line of Farmers 8upplies we are nrepared to furaish at Rock Palees We lnvite farmers to call and see us We have & fioe lial « fhuggles. surreys aoe We recently purchased a of pi { carts which we sell at $16.50 carts not be duplicated at che price, M CALMONT & C0, | Belle fonte, PENSIONS THE DISABILITY BILLIS A LAW | Boldiers Disabled Since the War Entitled { Dependent widows and parents now depended | whose sons died from effects of army servi | Inelnded, If yon | suc cessfully prosocuted’ F Je uot James Tanner, {| Late Commissioner of Pensious, Washington, DC job lot These cau are BRAVA RA BRN : § Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Pat. | ¢ ent business conducted for Mopeaate Fees LOuR OrFrice 18 OPPoBITE U. §. PATENT Ornice | ound we can secure patent in less time than those remote from Washington. Send model, drawing or photo,, with desc rip- tion, We advise, if patentable or not : ¢charge. Our fee not dus till patent is : A Pameuiey, "How ta Obst ain Pate + 00st of mame in the U. §. and foreign cot event free. Address, iC.A. SNOW & CO. Cre. PATENT Ornict, WASHINGTON, cron Larnct, WAnmueton, . ©. Backlen's Arnleas Salve The Best i Bruises, Salve Ulcers, Tetter, Corns, OTR, i Fever SOres, { Chilblains, and tions, ures Piles, It is guaranteed to give per- money refunded. positive ly | required, | fe Price 25 cents per box For sale by J. D. t satisfaction, or ] Murray, Scientific American Agenoy for esEIar SAA, NTe RICHTS, ete. ren a LO hia write to MUNN LX OO, ¥1 Brosbway, New YORK, C of securing patents in Amerios. Rrory patent taken out by us is brought before the public by a notice given free of charge in the Scientific American BAI Sores of of ty ep oar: FLW six months, Address MENT & C - Poniuxas #1 Broadway, New York, ol Farmers Look! i} I am now roared to furnish Farm Implements and Repairs of all kinds at the LOWEST PRICES! Osan) Special attention given to repairs, .d BUGGIES, CARTS, WAGONS and CARRIAGES, FERTILIZERS and SEEDS, oO All goods guaranteed. 1 Lo A Small goods delivered free of charge if ordered in due time. Ww. L GOODHART, ¥Millheim, W. L. DOUCLAS 83 SHOE cenffinen. Pa. - . er & all the latest Dress Goods Notions, sed Kreamer. Clothing Etc, inspection of and values I 0 OIF PRICED, ATTORNEYS. JOHN KLINE Attorney at law, BELLEFONTE OF of Furst's build bar PA sie0ond 11 LY Office om 0x3, 51 sid Kuglish BOWER & ORVIS, orneys at Law BELLEVONTE PA Office in Cride:'s Exchasuge buliding on second floor janis Atlorney st Ja BELLEVON Office {0 Conrad Ballding DALE Attorney at Law BELLE} Office N. W, corner Diamond, al Bank NTE, PA, doors ans fron two st Nation En Eraxc BELLES yi ort sts lald BANKS. BELLEFOXRTE, Receive deposits Is va mint notes ange ker, Cashier, EH 4 HOTELS. WISE 8 Woods Cal priotor HAVEN, PA © FOOInS On mul dwetl, Pr LOCK Good sam first Terms reasotatie oor iat " WL. Daggett, Proprietor BELLEVORTE A ¥ trade cL Hpecial stlenlion given Wo country {00s i Ema STAIN L gel Brown, Progr BELLE ihe traveling commun ity wi this aul 10 any 1 the oti i Ory Doapedi, i A smal And Ca 1 very moderals ARMAN HOUSE Upigwmite Laon Vi v BEL] ting. new furnitare 12 i oder ie and moderaiy Charges rt 11 ogg ee EFONTE. PA out, ®loRin Yee New nil rougt fo pot MIL 18 HOTEL D. H. Rubi, Propristor, SPRING NILLE, PA Froe bus 10 and from all traios «PRING SPRING KERHOFF HOUSE G. B. Brandon. Proprietor, BELLEFONTE, PA. Free bus to and from all trains, Good sample rooms on first floor. Special rates 0 witherses and jurors. C N EW BRO( TAMERON HOUSE, Ord & Zerfing, Proprietors, LEWISBURG, PA. Free bus to and from all trains. Good sample rooins on fire Boor, T. ELMO MOTEL —317 AND 819 ARCH gT Philadelphia. Rates 82 per day Loca in the immediate centres of business, and plsces of amusement and the different rajiroad depots, a well ne all parts of the city are easily access ble by street cars constantly passing the aoor. It offers special indueements to those visiting the oity for business or pleasure I patronage respectfully solicited. Jos. M, Frou, Proprietor. EE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEG LOCATED IN ONE OF THE MOST REAUTI FUL AND HEALTHFUL SPOTS IN THE ALLEGHENY REGION; RM TIA TO BOTH BEXES; ES VERY LOW BUILDINS AND EQUIPMENT. LEADING DEPARTMENTS OF STUDY. 1. AGRICULTURE { Three Courses) and AGRI CULTURAL CHEMISTRY; with constant il Justrations on the Farm and in the Labore ANY and HORTICULTURE; theoret) 2 sofa loal, Students taught original th the m 8 BRS with an unusually full and tee in the Laboratory, {CIV1 ENGINEERING, 5 These ELECTRICAL, ENGINEERING: >oour ss IMECHHNIUAL ENGINEERING: ) ox are socompanted with very extensive pract exerclent in the Field, the Bhop, std the HISTORY, Ancient and Molern, with origi nal invest IND IRTRIAL ART AXD DESIGN, LADIES COURSE IN LITERATURE and SCIENCE: Two w= Ample facliitios for ernmental, LITERATURE, atin C ARTS: combining shop op work study, three yoars' couse; New build. oq AL ana JOLITIoAL Bel Hstiona) law History 1 MILITARY SCTE RRCK inetruotion theorett practical, incloding enoh arm Lo An. PENNSYLVANIA R. Py hiladelp hin & Erie R. R. Division and Northern Central Railway. in efloct May 2 Time Table Bi TrAINE LEAVE MONTA 423 a m.~" For sunbury Harris bot Gre > NDON, EASTWARD id. (Dail Iker arte He zieu 4 inlermediale sia &t Philadeiph : pom. Kew Y¢ m., Baltimore, 3.20 pm, Washington connecting at Fhiladelphis for all points. Through passenger conchies barre, Philadelphia and Baltimore, to Fhiladelphin, 1.3p m~Traln 8. (Dally except Funday.) For Sunbury, Harrisburg and intermediate stas tions, arriving al Philadelphia st 650 p m., New 9. Washing : to Philadel. tisdelphis and %. arrivi DE k, 550 p. Lp. m., wes shore to Wilkes Varior cars ’ Pu phis, and pamenger coaches 10 Ph Ballimore, 12 [Daily Haz leon Pottervil except Bundey.} ie Harrisburg ig al Phils delphia ‘uErCLger coach- jriiia hilade) iphia $5 a 1 Swep 1} & CRIS i wk alu in sleeper undi from 4 Da nlermedisise sla Washin 10 MRE phin end Ng Cars i phis sud Baitimore, Phi WESTWARD. Train 8 (Duily) For Erie and Can us and intermediate stations, Rochester Buflaio and Niagara Falls, with ugh Pullman cars snd passenger coaches (0 Erle and Hoches- Ler 10.17 in 15 ily) For Lock Haven snd intermediate station LIS p. mm ~Train a Gaig Buf fh pases 0.36 a.m. except iutermeds nile salions Niegara Falls, with throu h wes 1o Kane and Rochess op. om {Daily excepl Bundsy.) intermediste sation s. Daily) For Willams slations, ip. m.~Tra GH TRAINS FOR MONTANDON FROM EAST AND 8OUTH Philadels timore 4.40 a Harrsburg m. (Daily night, i, 3 esbarre, 725 m. except Sunday arriving at Monte ao 10i7am 1 leaves Philadelphia 8.50 a m, Washings re P00 am, Willkesbarre opt Bunday) arriving at «ith parlor oar Hom through passenger coaches ud Ballitsore 61 lesves New York 9.008 mo, Phils Washi abon at 10.50 a 1m, Baill ilkesharie 2.12pm wy) pi vi at Mobtandot } PResCEger COoBChiw pore 1140 » more at 11.45 Elle with end hils 3 , Philade ip his n Bal ti more sp Noutar 1 BE p Wm. rom Phi indelphia week s SAAR 15 Auil arrivi ah E Por or Car ul ¢ Philad, 03,00 n, Baltimore, 11.20 p m, (dally) arrivi ing a1 sonten don «tt © 36 a a. with through Pollen slocpiug curs from Phila. Washington and Balti more aud through passenger coaches fron Philadelphis and Bais tunore. Trial 3 leavis New York at lpm, Wash glon 5.00 > wm LEWISBURG AND TYRONE RAILROAD, Daily Except Sunday, Westward, Eastward, FM PM. AN BTATIORS, ANPM. PN 2 IH 50; Montandon 22 6 20! Lewisburg 6 30! Biehl 6 35 Vicksburg 6 | Mifinburg 7M Milimont 7 OkiGien Iron 7 43 Paddy Mounta'n 33 obit © ERs aw EC x w ey w 8 he 090 SR Sh > ay ae BORE 0 AD BO 00 KO RD AD 50 30 9 10 i BS NE SRNRERRBESNS ABBR EBABD SL 2RSUNEESIEEEEARNENGE ARESSBINELRES RERPBEERP FR OR PODANO DRI PII PPE PD a a eal SENUENERERE B. 8 1 » 9 10 Bellefonte 600200 Additional trains Jesve Lewisburg for Montan~ don at 5.20 a m, 10.00 a m, 1.20, 535and 34> m, turning leave Montandon for Lewisburg st 9.55 mNBam SW pmo pm ands bpm CHAB. E PUGH, J. R. WOOD fleneral Manager, Gen" Pw'ger Agt. DOCTOR J. B. HOBENSACK'S MEDICAL OFFICES, 208 N. 8 FOOND ST, Philadelphia, Pa, {bo the pve 4 thor a Bo re during iene a EER Winans) Juve, 0 * nr manag for