Poss Postal Card Dunning. The Ithica Journal says there is a very general impression among mer- chants and others whe are particular- ly interested in the subject that itis a criminal offense under United States laws to mail a dunning letter written on a postal card. A person in this neighborhood wrote to the first assist- aut postmaster general, asking for in- formation, and receiving a reply giv- ing the decision of Judge Thayer, De- cember 14, 1889, on the wording of a postal card that was mailable and one that was not. The mailable one read: ‘Please call and settle account, which is long past due, and for which our collector has called several times, and oblige”! The unmailable one reads: “You owe me $1.80. We have called several times for same. If not paid at once, we shall place with our law agency for collection.” The last sentence, it is stated, ruled out this communication. Postal cards are not mailable if they contain lan- guage of “a threatening character,” and it is a very serious threat to the average man to tell him you are going to sue him. There is no law however to prevent you from putting an X on your card to let your debtor under- stand that you are really cross with him. i ma —— ff — ———————— Latest Strike News, Operators and miners have agreed to meet at Altoona on Saturday, to con- fer on the strike situation, with hopes of getting together. At McKeesport yesterday, there was riotous proceedings, and the strikers destroyed two tipples, valued at $10, 000; 2000 foreigners composed the mob, The mayor has called for aid. At the Duquesne tube works men | were forced to stop. The Clearfield operators are to have | a conference in Philadelphia today. In Colorado the strikers arestrongly entrenched on Bull Hill and refuse to surrender except to the militia. In Ohio 1200 troops have been order- ed out. mn i f— A pt Death. On Wednesday, May 16th, 1894, at Preston, Minnesota, of pleuro pneumo- nia, Eva L, wife of G. W. Hard, aged thirty-nine years. Deceased was the only daughter of Louis Kurtz, brother of the editor of this paper. The Pres ton Courier says: “Mrs. Hard was born in Mew York. She was a lady of refined tastes and accomplishments. In society she was a leader; at home a true wife and loving mother. She leaves a husband, three daughters and one son to mourn her departure.” The bereaved family have our deep- est sympathy, as we know their loss is beyond price. —————— A —— ———————— Prohibition State Ticket. The Prohibition convention at Will- iamsport, yesterday, nominated the following ticket: Governor, Charles I. Hawley, of Beranton; lieutenant governor, Homer L. Castle, of Pitts- burg; auditor general, Charles Palmer, of Delaware; secretary of internal af- fairs, L. R. Gleason, of Canton; con- gress-at-large, E. K. Kane, of Kane, and Rev. L. G. Jordan, of Philadel- phia. State Chairman Patton was re- elected. i fle _— Will Not be a Candidate. The friends of Captain George M. Boal have been mentioning him in connection with the Republican nom- ination for assembly. This honor the Capt. declines, as he so stated to a REPORTER scribe. Ifa Republican is to be elected to represent this side of the county in the next Legislature, no better representative could be secured than in Mr. Boal. An effort will be made among the party to have Prof. John Hamilton, of College, again al- low his name to be used. a To Celebrate, Millheim intends celebrating the 4th of July and last week a meeting was called to promulgate the scheme, and it was decided to go ahead and celebrate. There is every reason for them having a big time. There will be no celebration in any town in the county and with a good program will pack the town. Center Hall will send her share to do this while the sur- rounding county will come up all right. ncn fs MAR Traffic Light. The passenger traffic is still very light over the railroad which is proba- bly caused by the damage done by the flood in washing away three spans of the bridge at Montandon. The trains are only run with two cars, a passen- ger coach and a combination baggage and mail. It will probably be two or three weeks before the trains can run through to Montandon, ————_— Approaching Wedding, On the 14th of June the wedding of Prof. Calvin Neff, son of Mr. Lafayette Neff, of near Center Hall, to Miss Zeig- ler, will take place at the residence of the brides parents, at Spring Mills. a i A Wedding Today. Today at noon the wedding of Rev. 8. H. Deitzel and Miss Grace Durst will take place at the home of the brides’ parents at Potters Mills. sn A A SAAN ~Lewins, Bellefonte, has the most experienced cutter in these parts and at his establishment you can be suited in a manner befitting a prince,and at a — FTREASURER'S BALE OF UN. seated lands for taxes tor "02s "93, Agrecabie to the provisions of law re- lating to the sale of unseated tract« of land for the non-paymentof taxes, Notice 1 hereby given that there will bo exposed to public sale or outory the following tracts of unseated lands in county of Ventre, Pa, for taxes due and unpaid thereon, st the Court House, in the borough of Bellefonte, on Monday, the lith d.y of June, 1594, at 1 o'clock, p m. BENNER TWP, ACRES. PER, WARRANTER, 100 Hale, J. M vninn w 153 Jothuson Thomas... @0 Johnston James 121 Johnston, Eleanor. 50 Linge, dd... 50 Lingle, J J. 180 Smith, Johu.... BOGGS TWP, Frazier, Walbro... ..... Godfrey, Martha. Gray, Wm Lucas J MaJP P McCoy, Frank Packer & Lucas Packer & Lucas BURNSIDE TWP. Black, JAR. ..conerisnnninins Brady, Rout... Brady, Wm P Brady John... Bill, Alex... Boyd, John... Royer. John 3 of. Cook, Wm oe Cowden, John Cox, Paul ..... i Dewart, Ji Dewanrt, Donnelly, 33 Fox, Samuel M . Gray, Robert... wo. Gray, Wm... Grant, ThomAaR..........cu 2 Gobinson, jCharles...... . Hall, Charles 56 of...... Housel, John mes evens 53 Hall, Charles... . Hunter, Alex. }¢ of Hamilton, Taomas Kidd, John 3 Lyon, JOWN coves Nicholson, John Nicholson, John... O'Brian; Michael. ......co. Parker, Jeremiah... Shaffer, Henry Stewart, Walker. Scott, Ramnel ... Stewart, Ann... Tatlman, Sarah Towers, James... vaughn, John. 34 of... Weidner, Jacob... Wallace, Jos8.. Weitzel Jolin... Wheeler, Henry Whitington, Martih Warton, Thos P 26-56 of Warton, Thos P 4.36 of, Warton, Thos P 2.36 of, Warton, Thos P 2-36 of. Warton, Thos P 2.86 of, Young Samuel Yqof. Young, Benj 3§ of.cnnis COLLEGE TWP. Johnson, RASS... ...ccovmmme Johnson, Thomas......... CURTIN TWP. Atwood, N Li cocnssccrinins Brooks, Jesse. Bruce, Chas. ..... Brady. Wm P Brooks, Jesse. Custer, Paul... Curtin John.. Dehass, Mary Godfrey. Martha... 3 Godfrey, John W.... 20 Hall, Charles Kelsoc Joseph Long, J B Lane, Sarah Lane, Mary. in 383 431 433 151 300 32 HO! 51 «18 00] 62 LS LO BE We HERE R “ERY ed gn dn ge ee ge de de w 10 7 06100 8 70400 10 4 401400 soe Inv 42.186 421 8 67 20 120 2 116 Jomt Rankin Robert... Richards Ginter Unknown Way Jacob GREGG TWP, Antis Henry... .. aerate Anderson Jacob Askin Robert Bishop Cornelin Carson John .. Carson Andre Duncan vavid.. Gray Robert... Gregg Bmith... Heburn Wm HUSTON 163 Price John 163 Bollinger Jo! LIBERTY Carskadden 3 75/160 Hayes Robt, 3 751308 80 Irwin Rober MARION Painter John.. r Daniel Richardson Isaac Reed Daniel......... Taggart Wm .... Taggart David. F wler James... Unknown ....... Unknown ....... "ee Zigler Michael. ...........« HAINES TWP, Ants Henry Beck Henry .. Barr Thomas Barr James... Barr MAY ...comes Black James. Cawley H B......... Cawley H B......... Epler Adam. Fes Jacob... Fowler George Sahusbinn Gher Philp... cociins Gratz Michael Grantz Michael Gratz Simeon... Grave Wendell. Gratz Bernard... Henry Joseph aeanion Hartman John .... Kidd John...... . Links Mary Motz John : Stover Wolt .... Bimpson John ein Spiker H & C Weiser... Workman Mathias... HALFMOON TWP. Bryan Samuel os. Carr John wrasse Cross JRIMEN. .. ovivviomns DeligeC & F.... Floyd Henry assesase Hollingsworth Levi Hannah Jobn....... Joliff Richard .. King William... Lamborn Wm Lamborn Josiah MoH issoock John... Pyle Jacob.......... Pyle David cone. Underwood Jacob .. Unknown : UBKROWD covcnesanessions Unknown Aaa up asie Whitehead Richard HARRIS TWP, Andre Absolom Bell John...ccnnoinee. Brown Wm... Conley Adam .. Conley Adam... Elmison Samael Fox George... Fisher Samuel W Henry Stophel...... Heury Stophel Irwin John.. Irwin John.. Irwin John. .... Irwin John... Johnson Thos... MoCandles Wm... - McKinney J MeKinney J Unknown Young Robe oe i Yarger Bimo . ot) Weight Wm 8511201 199 2 86} Boyd Wm Brady Wm Giray Hayes John House! Wm 851250 100 Jackson Jere Parker Wm Princeton Ja Tripp Ramune Unknown Td — Diehl Adam Fo 0 0D nr Mehl Nisho! Diehl Nichol bo < 1 Kiine John _. — OD A Fulmer A B McKin Robt BS BD we de BD ed Peck Joseph Sontt Samus — - Everman, Phillp........ 162 Ender, Chiristiag... 162 Ehler, Daniel...... 140 Eberman. Philip. 8 Erskin, Thomas... “ Ebertain Philip ws 18 91.860 168 Fitzgerald Daniel... 40 561300 158 FINK JON ...oonnnnsiiimmenss 24 91162 158 Grant Thomas... 49 56260 16% Glentworth Jas... «A 601190 Grove Elizabeth. b 70/433 152 Grove & McKeon. 18 BO. 39 150 Grant Thomas... 24 63169 158 Gray Wm....ooe. 49 86 400 168 Greaves Thomas. 49 36.415 Graut Thomas... ow UH 1538 Halr Christain... stun 69 400 162 Hopeing John . bo 155 Haines Reuben Jr........ 49 36 #0 156 Hamilton Thomas .. 4.200 168 Hand John 69.100 158 Hunter John 69.484 164 Hair Christain...... 60 300 168 Fair David... 69434 Hartline Gen M...... 01434 80 Hamiiton Hugh... 2 81 189 153 Irwin Robt 34 of... ; 100 Irwin Jas PP... 168 Jordon Owen. King Robt.....coecoe0n000s 106 Lowden John... 158 Janhose Christain Jaicas Charles 153 Lewis David... 163 ILattimore Goo........ 163 Lattimore Wm 6... 154 Lowden Richard .... 6 961360 49 0B{364 119 881433 # 46(216 . 17 101483 Prim John.....cooomnns 36 91 144 Primm Hogh ...oonsivnien, 16 66 Parker George ...... 82 Parker Jeremiah... Parker George ...... 144 Risley John... Redly Job... Thompking Jas Thompkins Jas. wer sae TWP, hn TWP, Decisions Wain Richard............... TAYLORTWP, Boll Will..oecsmerancirnnss. Beightol John......... ‘ Beck Jacob. Bough Wm... Beck Daniel Hamilton Hugh Lamb John Montgomery W W, Montgomery J... Ridgway, Budd & No. 18 ‘ / Thomas John W,........... Williams Polly Woodring Jos steunsst 3 Williams Joshua........... Welch Joseph a. UNION TWP, Brevham K............... irenham E wenssaenr 4 Carlisle Wm.................. Philips Bamuel & Jas. t TWP 2438 W434 100 a3 1500 M... M... WI 3084 31400 9.100 100 re. nu. 147 Latrobe Wm A. ara 163 Mavsion EQ ....ceerinin MePherson Wm 153 Malone Richard 158 Malone Richard 163 Myert Jacob Baha 168 Miller JReob....ovvvrrienne 2 168 Miller John 153 MceConpel M cts 155 Morgan B R 94 of McCord J R& A Cawmp- hell....oee sare ss we 1 162 Musser John 34 of... 153 Malone Richard 158 Malone Teslie.....oum.ine Metzker Juoob... ou... 433 151 Peters Richard .. IAS Pinkerton Renry 152 Prim George .... 139 Prim Henry patna 58 Prim Joseph oes 158 Rush Ben) wa Robinson Wm H WALKER Twp Baker John............cc0ns Brady Wm Daugherty Marg..... Dnugherty Eliza 4 Evans Jesse ... Janes Margaret 55 James Edward : ‘ Kvoox John.................. McKee Samuel McEwen Henry Parker Jeremiah Parker Richard Purdon Richard Pardon John... Files Benj. & Co... Parker Jeremiah Robinson Rich'rd Butler James, 33 Butler James Unknown ................. Warden Jeremish......... Witkemsham A... Whkon Robt... secon. WORTH TWP Gay VP. BN... Norris Wister Unknown nknown — A LBO All of the following lots or tracts of 9 land returned by the tax eollectors of % the following districts resngctivels 3 for the years of 1590 and 189], to the Commissioners of Centre county, for non payment of taxes, according to i the provisions of Lhe several Acts of 80 Assembly relative to the sale seated 9 lands for taxes. SEATED LANDS BELLEFONTE BORO, 20H. & L. Geo. W, Downing 91 72 H & L. Geo. Buchanan 91 MILESBURG BORO, 7 Lot, R BKinnie, 1891... 72 Lot, Mrs Magee, 1891... i Lot, Edward Gree 1881 ............ i Lot, Chas MeCafferty 1891 ........ fi UNIONVILLE BORO, 7 Lot, Hiram Patterson, 1891... » H & L, Harris Kirk, WW & 91 BURNSIDE TWP, Alexander Soit, 189]. Peter Klters, 1891 FERGUSON TWP John EK Rider est. "90 Johu Shannon, 1880 HALFMOORN TWP Wm H Blairest 1891... 3 HOWARD TWP Z0a's, John lrein Jr. est. 1800 61 a's. J ¥ Montgomery & Broo HUSTON TWP 40 (4 400 i116 6179 3 69 219 215 161 PRONTO REAM lah ee te Rainey Rot... 183 Reighart A 158 Roher Christain 8) Hainer Robt Rep 158 Riough Jacob... Rs inonnne } Bnyder Barbara 188 RBlough Jasob 1563 Beheneck Andrew 158 Sehenck Christ 158 Slough Georne 153 Bpear Robt 158 8idden Eleanor 158 Behafoer Casper 5 158 Behenck Michael... 4 Bott Andrew... Steck Jacob 7 Rlough George Btout Jeesh 1563 Smith Mary... Bands Joseph... 152 Toner Jaioes.. oon 4 152 Turner Hannah : Unknown ......... Witmer Henry Williams J C 158 Wallace Jas J... 106 Wimmer John........ 162 Wheltline John Wilson Wm BPRING * John Moore uated 115 Purdue John Bet... Robinson Cath ——— Robinson Rebeoos Robinson Richard Unknown - BENOW SHOE TWP w x Banks Wn...oiiiinin Jom ss vet 2% Banks Wm tad LB ess cob as Nr. ax lr Ir a wt 5100 a's a's, TWP. } os 100 B'S, ns 8 MI a's, SMP OeDAWMN IN NEN Smith, Peter... Boott, Samuel Taylor, Joseph. Willis Jonathan... FERGUSON TWP. Anderson John Baker James... ..... Barker John ....covniesnen 27 Barnet Joseph Buckbee Isaac... Hryson Samuel Burchfleld Wm Crispin Peter Duncan Samuel Fowler Lydia Glasgow Silas... . Hartline Leonard... Homer Benj J .. srw Mitehel JOBD oom oicoonn 80 McCormic Eleanor... Patterson: Robert... Reynolds John... Reynolds Jolin... Bankey Thomas 48 Bankey Jeremiah 6 Steele Robert Hteele James... Btenle Allen Bleele John se—— Simpeson Nathay ......- 48 Bmith John... Bample Robert Wilson Samuel Wilson David... — Wilson Wm... Boott Abraham Jno Brisbin charged from Unknown... - Vanderslioe Henry Young Samoel RUSH TWP 53 Allison John... Allison James... Allison Andrew Allison A £7 Lill» Armstrong Andrew Atherton Richand Allison Andrew Rannan Joseph Beverage David Brackbill J. once Briches Isao... Burg J... mix: - ERSSE ~ A Cascadden D...... 8 Casosdden 1. 44 Cancatden D #4 Casendden Doe. Devil: g Joseph... Deviing Joseph Daobtwon Samael Devling Joseph 163 Fisher Samuel 163 Fisher James Bolt Edgar lewis lewis Ww Long d F long) F Liggett John... wins 2 Mitchell Wm P Martin Alex H&L LMurmay, W& WN ‘ LIBERTY TWP. 7 3% 8, Roland Luoas, 1891 MILES TWP. y 150 a's, Jonathan Wolf, 1891 RUSH TWP fiols, Mrs FF Waple, Mounin Branch Rod and Gun Club, - #0 URION TWT, 19 a's, Benj Rich. 159) as Irwin Swikher, "© &'W Gas, HW Hoover ‘Ww 4 "61 a's Goo F Lee, 1891 NOTE. Hicks Abraham Kohimyer Geo. ....... Lite Jacob Lushy Josiah........ Manly Henry... McKean Jolin... 314 21159 {124 Wr aw Wilson Edward Wilson Peter Work David... Work Joseph .. . Work David s— Work Joseph ons Copenhavren Copenhaven Copen haven Copenhaven — I 2 BE 50 ok 0 i UP 00 we Oe i Te En Re 3 nf Detitier reasonable price.’ And it is only necessary that latest lines just out, of newly J ) An inspection will convince y finest and largest line of good the bargains offered. If you from our stock. How about this spring? We have a big prices. Come in and look at ing and you will courteously you come and inspect the arrived Dress Goods we 8 bronght into the valley, need a new dress, come in that new suit you will want assortment at way-down our goods; costs you noth- treated. Jas. Boss Filled Watch Cases are all gold as far as you can see, They look ie oid cases, wear like solid cases, and are solid cases fur all practical purposes— only cost about half au nt as an = out solid gold case. Warranted to wear for 20 years; many in constant use for thirty years, Better than ever since they are now fitted, at no extra cost, with the great bow (ring) which cannot be pulied or twisted off the case—the Fruit culture is more profitable to the farmer now than his other crops. Brown Bros. Co., the most extensive nursery house in the U. 8., have a va- eancy in this section. Write them at Rochester, N. Y., for their terms. mr8m «1000 yards of carpet for sale; price from 10 cts. per yard to the best quali- ty. -C, Pr Long. rE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEG LOCATED IN ONE OFTHE MOST BEAUTI FUL AND HEALTHFUL SPOTS IN THE ALLEGHENY REGION; UNDENOMINA- TIONAL: OPEN TO BOTH SEXES; TUITION FREE: BOARD AND OTHER EXPENSES VERY OW, NEW BUILDINS AND EQUIPMENT, LEADING DEPARTMENTS OF STUDY. L AGRICULTURE {This Qonrach) snd AGRY CULTURAL CHEMISTRY; with constant il instrations on the Farm and in the Labora tary. BOTANY and HORTICULTURE; theoreti cal and practical. Students taught original stodly with the microscope, CH ISTRY; with an unusually full and Labora tharongh ronrse in the . CIVIL, ENGINEERING ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING: MECHANICAL ENGINEERING: ) os are accompanied with very extensive practionl Naoreios in the Field, the Shop, hr the Laboratory, HISTORY; Ancient and Modern, with origi. nal invest y INDUSTRIAL ART AND DESIGN. LADIEE COURSE IN LITERATURE and SCIENCE; Two = Ample facilities for Music, vocal instrumental, LARGUAGE and LITERATORK: Laun quired.) one or more continued through the 9 MATHEMATICS and ASTRONOMY: pure : These COUT ARTS: combining shop work study, three years’ course; New builds and Squipment. . AL, RAL snd POLITICAL 8C1 1 Law and History arm ofthe wr * LITARY BCL 12 and practical, including in accordance with the Act of June ih, 1887, interest will be added to the amount of all taxes assessed sgaiust inseated lands above advertised JOHN Q. MILES, County Treasurer, a AW hisoombig Melanahan Bambi... ¥ Ji of 48% Norris J P a. - LLof 433 Norra J P GE 71 Nesbit John M 60 WL of 26 Parker Jeromish B84 of 216 Parkerlleremiah “Blue First and Highest Award for Merit at the World's Fair! A Plow which commands the Highest Premiums and is sold at the lowest price. Read the Low Prices for Chilled and Polished Shares. Socket Shares with Reversible Chilled Points, Socket Shares with Reversible Steel Points, . Steel Shares for use in Plow- ing where great strength and sharp cutting edge is re- quired, - . Common Shares, - 30 ets. each Deep Suction Shares, Long Stone Shares, Short Stone Shares, Penna. Stone shares, Marsh Shares, Cutter Shares for Sod ing . - 30 cts, each 30 cts. each 30 ets. each , each 30 cts. each Plow- 40 cts. . a0 cts cach team can pull it. ss—) Corn Planters, Land Roller of wood and steel, at lowest prices. 0 moniated Bone Super Phosphate, Special 1 Materials at our Warehouse in Bellefonte. Goods for Low Prices. Agricaltural Salt. A) rman INDER TWINE- Pure Manilla Binder Twine 10 cents ard Binder Twine 9 cents per pound, Sisal Binder ser pound. ales on early orders. 0 first served. McCALMONT & CO., xmay3l Bellefonte, Pa. —- PENNSYLVANIA EB. R. ss and Northern Central Railway. THAINE LEAVE MONTANDON, EASTWARD, 14. (Dally except Bunds intermediate! mations, arriving New York, B53 p saltimore, 310 p m., Washingon 4.90 p. m, connectivg at Philadelphia for all seashore points. Through passenger cosches to Phila. delphia and Baltimore, Parlor cars wo Philadel 1.8 p. m~Train 8, (Dally except Bunday.) New Baltimore, 7.2 p.m , Weshin Parlor esr through 10 Philadel York, 10.08 p.m. tonal 837 p.m. 501 p.m ~Train 12. {Daily except Bunday.] und intermediate points, arriving at Phils deiphis th. Passenger coaches 0 Wilkesbarre and Ph 1- sdelphia. 757 p. m.~Train 6, For Bunbury stations, sITiy ing at Philadelphia, 4.30 a. m , New York at 5 m. Pullman sleeping cars from Harrisburg 0 Philade!phin and New York Philadelphia pase unui (Dally.) 129 8 m~Traiu 4. (Dally) For Bushbury Harrisburg and intermediale slations, arnving a New York, 953 a.m, m, Washington, 7.49, a m. Pullman sleeping cars to Philadelphia and passenger coaches 10 Philadelphia and Baltimore, WESTWARDS 587 a. m ~Traln 3. (Dally) For Eric and Can anduigua and inter liste stations, Rochester sulfaio and Niagara Falls, with through Pullman and Roches 10.17. ~Train 15, (Daily) For Lock Haven and Sunday. © LBL is, with Hocliess gsbenger coaches 10 Kane ior car 10 Bochester, 1. (Daily except Bunday.) and intermedisle FBlions, ¥y except rULBCGRY) dale slelions 6.04 p. m.~Train $45 p. m.—Traiz For Williamsport and inl EABT AND BOUTH.; 15 leaves New York 12.10 night, his 480m, Baliimore 440 2 Aiba m, dally, Wilkesbarre, 72 a sunday) arriving at Montandon 10.35 HE sves Philadelphia B50 a m, Washing on 7.50 a m, Baltimore 545 am, Willkesbarre 15am, (Dally except Sundey) arrivisg at Mootandon 1.66 pm, with parior car irom Philadeiptiin and through passenger CO hes from Philadelphia and Bailimore, ee Be Ge - 1m; Washington at 11,06 & m, Baitimore at 1200 mi, Wilkesbarre 3.12 pm, arriving at Montan- don at 6.04 pm, week days, with through pas seuger conches from Phils snd Baltimore. 13 leaves New York 210 pm, week days, 200 p. m Sunday, Philadelphia 4,40 p a week days, 4.90 p. m., Sundays, Washington sibpm, Baitimore 4.12 pm, arriving al Montandcon 9.45 p wm, Through Parlor Car snd passenger coach from Philadelphia 8.00 11.20 pm, Washington 10.40 p m, Baltimore, 11.40 p m, (daily) arriving at Montandon at 5 84 a Pullman sieepiug Cars p m, Phllad & m, with thros from Phila. Washinglon and Baltimore and through passenger coaches from Philedelphis snd Bal timore LEWISBURG ABD TYRONE RAILEROAD. Daily Except Sunday. Westward, M BTATIONKS $0; Montandon jlewihburg 28 Biehl * Vieksburg ii Mi Eastward, 3 ahd ahd 0 Mil J Glen ron 7 27 1Pad wg Bpring Penn Cave # Centre Hall » Late Linden Hall Oak Hall } Lemont Zi §7 Dade Summit 4 7 Pleasant Gap ; « Bl) Ademannd 12 x 8 U5 Bellefonte 21 Additions] trains leave Lewisburg for Montan- 000s 1.20, 550and 7.40 p = turning leave Montandon for Lewhburg at 8.20 a m3 pmE06 pm, ands 00 pm « ndays trains leave montandon 10.18 8. m., | and 7.5 p. m., returning leave Lewisburg 10.29 { m. and 8.00 p.m, | For rates: maps, etc, call on agent or address hos. £. Watt, P. A. W, D., 110 Fifth ave. Pitts bur 1. R. WOOD 8 | M. PREVOST, | General Manager Gen’! Pw'ger Agt. i i120 DOLLARS | PER MONTH | IN YOUR OWN LOCALITY | made easily and honorably, without capi- | tal, during your spare hours. Any man, | woman, boy, or girl can do the work hand- fly, without experience. Talking un- necessary. Nothing like it for money- making ever offered before. Our workers always prosper. No time wasted in learning the business. We teach you in a night how to succeed from the first hour. You can make a trial without ex- pense to yourself. We start you, furnish everything needed to carry on the busi- ness successfully, and guarantee you against failure if you but follow our simple, plain instructions. Reader, if you are in need of ready money, and want to know all about the best paying business before the public, send us your address, and we will mail you a docs nent giving you all the particulars. TRUE & CO., Box 400, Augusta, Maine. CAVEATS, TRADE MiRKs COPYRIGHTS. PATENT ® Fora EE Ail theca eet AS P. R. AUT1AN, 13. - PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING, . In All its Branches. Charges Most Reasonable. * PATENTS cot bimbo fan
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