THE CENTRE REPORTER. EDITOR AND PUBLISHER. FRER. KURTZ, TERMS. —One year, $1.50, when paid in advance. Those in arrears subject to previous terms, $2.00 per year, ADVERTISEMENTS. 20 cents per line for three insertions, and b cen... per, line for each subse- quent insertion. Giher rates made made kuown on application, CENTRE HALL, PA., THURS. Sept. 5. DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET. For Prothonotary, WM. F. SMITH. For District Attorney, WM. J. SINGER. Gov. Hastings has gone swimming, and Quay went fishing. ——— Quay is now the St. Paul of the Re- publican party—from a great sinner he has turned to be a great Reformer. ——— cia at ———— WHEN the next bill for a new coun- ty to be called Quay is passed, be vetoed. Tue Blair county courts have sus- tained the action of the county audi- tors in surcharging the directors of the poor for several illegal expenditures of the public money. The directors are required to refund $1,900 to the coun- ty. That's right, and let all kinds of officers bear in mind they are answer able to the law for expenditures not le- gally made, and they can be prosecu- ted years thereafter, - ells Notice to Wilbur Reeder, Tac k Dale, C. P. Hewes, W. LE. Gray, late of the county Republican party, bosses that orders from Hon. Al. Dale, who is the | county Quay leader and future Repub- | | lican dispenser of patronage. Al. Dale | didn’t put his foot in it, and what he | | commands will endorsed by the | great and triumphant head of the par- | y, M. 8. Q. Remember, that Al mus'n’t be sneezed at now. | be boys, Luth py The Re-union at Hecls, The first annual reunion of the Lu- | therans of Centre, Clinton, Lycoming | and Union counties was held at Hecla | { park last Thursday. Indications for | | rain kept many at home, yet the num- ber present was about 1200, Be ff os ——— to the sheaves of Quay. What a come- down of the Combine! — i et —— Tae Philadelphia ‘Press’ has set aside its stereotype declaration of the last six weeks that the Combine was 60 to 75 ahead and sure to win. en fp A - QUAY made big promises for reform in his fight against the Combine. Now let him prove as big in the perform- ance and the people will say, Amen. thsi him Quay, that CALL rooster in Sugar valley; he has five toes on one foot, and is the champion fighter in the neighborhood. remo fp AL DALE can now be Tooked upon for Centre county under the Quay dis- pensation—the Beaver man having triumphed, to Al belongs the mand of the Centre brigade. stn fs A A ——————" the citizens of Philadelphia early last | Sunday morning, one at 3 and another at 6 o'clock. tled. The quake counties. The Quay quake, a few days previous, shook up Martin, Porter, and the rest of the combine, the scare. is fp Ap WE have just perused an ably writ- ten article in the September of the “Cosmopolitan,’ of John T, Hyatt, ago de Cuba, on “The Ancient Capital of Cuba.’ magazine article, and gives evidence with American authors, ———— A ————— Was it an intended slight? in line lauded Con- not it praised Senator Quay, gressman Stone, but did contain | The planks indorsing his adminis tration and Banking Commissioner Gilkeson's course, as State chairman, were added in the convention amendments, after the document had been adopted. as eomist————— I¥ the Combine had been in the ma, | jority at last week’s convention they would not have offered Quay any promise’ or “harmony”’ have crushed him out. Heom- The Combine Was a compromise ; compromise ; the Combine was in a hole and Quay had his foot over the hole, got was by Quay’s mercy and not compromise, S————— A SG ——— WourLp you nia? hardly, but they have. ference of Mormon elders, who have been operating for some months in the southern end of Bedford and Fulton gheny county Maryland, will be held in the bowery, near Flintstone, Md., September 1 and this week. Bix- teen elders will attend the conference, which will be public. They have been conducting their meetings at farm houses and have made a number of proselytes, Ans A o_o BENATOR Gorman has great hopes for the future of the Democracy and thinks nothing is to be feared from cy- cles of adverse fortune. He remarked the other day : “I have observed that political condition affecting the state of Maryland, and particularly affect- ing the Democratic party, come in cy- cles. Bo far asthe party is concerned,” he continued, “there was a seemingly adverse wave in 1875, Ten years later, in 1885, there was a little disturbance. In this year of grace, 1805, according to the political almanac, another phe- nomenon is to be anticipated ; but in my mind there is no more apprehen- sion as to the results to the Democra- tic party than in the former periods | manent organization of Lutherans, A meeting was called at 1.! B. Gruver, and a 1h p. nm. dev. C. | organization. | Music furnished by the fonte orchestra and an anthem by the | Pleasant Gap choir. tev. J. F. | man, of Altoona, delivered an address, followed by Rev. W. E. Fischer, | Shamokin, after which there was an | anthem by the Lock Haven Lutheran Short addresses were delivered WwW. of Salona, of Burlingame, Rev. lL. | senburg, of Cogan Station and Rev. A. Bright, of Kansas, The following officers for the permanent org | ident, Rev. Hoshour, Bellefonte ; | president, J. H. Miller, Lock Haven ; | secretary W. P. Kuhn, Pleasant Gap; | treasurer, John E. Heckman, dale. Benediction by Rev. J. rick, of Centre Hall, ters were present. was Of | choir. | by Rev. Spangler, Ro- | i Bannen, were elected ranization : ‘linton- ® minis Rea- Fourteen a Dead Fiah, AN exchange says the fish of the | days past floating in the Juniata rive to the that itself on | An examination developed the fact as cause the a raw streak, leech had fastened of the fish ginning the tail. the water of the when placed in the water again be came lively. While | with them the fish swim pear the sur- by hand. leporter’s’’ op t hat and made at the head and continuing to that and relieved Some were quite troubled face and are easily caught It is the ** this bug is a hum-bug, or lazy bug, and inion ride on the fish's back is mean enough to make its meals off of the fish besides, i besides wanting to steal a A py Foster's Predictions, e forec cross the My last bulletin gav storm waves to from the 27th to the 3lst Sept. 2d to 6th. The next | the Pacific coast about Sept. { the of 8th, great central valleys the average and from will reach 7th, by Cross 3 west of Rockies country close oth to 12th. Accom pany and eastern states { than rains will i | this disturbance and following will | a short period of warm, winds. | Warm wave dry the i Rockies country about Sept. Oth, will cross west of | central valleys eastern states 11th. ies country about Sept, tral valleys 12th, 10th, great cen- eastern states 14th, lpn Look Out for Ruarglars. lurglars are overrunning the land. | tered by burglars, | their coming ; have weapons handy to | give them jessie; make your houses | secure. Monday night one was shot | | near Shamokin ; Friday morning. Injured by Dynamite, William Forge, a Nittany Valley far. mer, was badly hurt Wednesday while blasting stumps with dynamite, His injuries are not serious but are very painful. mtn ~Lost—A black cheviot overcoat, light weight, on the turnpike between Bellefonte and the Old Fort. Finder will be rewarded by returning same to this office. ——— A ~Lyon & Co., Bellefonte, are mak- ing a big drive in shoes. They CITY 8 full line in this department, and at prices that are way below their com- petitors, It is useless to pay a big price for shoes when you can get the same article several dollars cheaper at Lyons. Don’t pay any dealer an ex- travagant price, until you inspect their stock. a msm——— ~You will want a new suit. You want it cheap and good, as well as of the latest cut. Lewins, Bellefonte, can accommodate you in every partic- ular, and is bound to please, BOARDS DIFFER, A Big Law Sult in the Distance School Authorities. The school directors of ference and it is not unlikely that the dispute. The at point about this, When the boro was incorporated, the school directors took the present build- at This Case is ing from the township £500, ors as per a decree from court, in tion from township, | scholars in nt close LO agreement was made | residing the An boro. | tuition which was cancelled and the renewed township received in the never bor ough and was ren dered the township, the debt of the school building. The boro directors at the last favor of $16.00, The township was asked to pay this { amount, and refused, claiming that no | contract had been made since 1890, and them re_ le Instead of the { township owing the boro, claim Oro owes the township aver the acknowledge with a balance in their | sponsil for tuition. they i that the l hundred dollars building, to | the last four years tuition. When the schools opened { day morning the directors ref i five on school and refuse On used to scholars and from the privileg- receive the township they were excluded es of the schools, at least until a satis- In con- le the ‘hooling, factory arrangement is made, | sequence many scholars outsi i of Sd hig! limits are deprive and indignant pro- and many parents are ily will institute due, is in I'he boro dire Lors F ceedings te aad livel y collect the $16 a y expet law suit sight. sive - -> - Marriage Licenses, g marriage | The granted during the past week 1 J. Dooley and M. ’ fonte, John Th 2 faliowin ICENINeS Were Mower, Saunders, of Minn., and Kate Dale, Wm. Wiser, of Worth twp., | Hannah Fisher, of Half Moon, Oscar Las and Pauline | Hawk Run, ( Ie i cou and Minnie Minne apolis, Hall, and of Centre wont arfiele Harry Rote Mill | Coleville, James Heve rly, of Howard, Wf Walker Oliver (i Tillie Keller, of lisonburg. David Meliss, Patton twp., Sadie Harbridge, of Huston Edgar (i. and Mamie { of Bl Edwin Lundy ¢ Beck, « rman, of Spr f Ma Gre of twp. shaw anchard. and Spring twp. Wm. Woods Philipsburg. Chas, G, Devinn 1, of Phili and Mary A. Harris, wy and ga psburg. — pa — Death of Samael Davis. Last monday Samuel Davis died at at Linden Hall, Saveral years ago after he riously injured by Jumping froma: | idly moving passer | den Hall | brain i his home ill Hines, af rap- er train near Lin- Was and sustuiaed injuries to the which unsettled his mind. The { He | to a room, and never recovered. | funeral took place this, interment Hill Thursday made | noon, being in cemetery. re - Abolish the Saperior Court. When the i State | vention assembles it should Democratic declare in tion of the Buperior Court, and | that an issue both this year and next, | when a new Legislature is to be chos- In order that there may be no | misapprehension of the position of the | en. | party the candidates put in nomina- | tion for Judges of the Superior Court | shouts I be pledged in advance not to accept a penny of salary after the Court shall have been abolished, A———— — A — Spare the Tree, { We notice many fine walnut logs being hauled thro town for shipment by rail, and piles of them are seen at every station. At this rate there may soon be no more walnuts to erack for our little girls and boys, and what a calamity that will be as they might fall into some mischief instead for passtime. Woodman, spare the wal- nut tree. e——— anne ont ass Its Largest Tonnage, Last Saturday the tonnage over the Beech Creek was the largest in the his tory of the road. Seven hundred and sixty one cars of coal were delivered at Jersey Shore Junetion. ———— Clay Wosterd Suits, worth 12.00 and 15.00, our price, 7.00 and 8.00. Lyon & Co. ——— ~learance Sale, One Price. Cash. MoxraoMery & Co, Merchant Tailors, Bellefonte, 360 pair Men's All Wool Pants, worth 300 and 4.00. mentioned.” ~Bubscribefor the REPORTRE, $1.50 Our price, 1.50. Lyon & Co, | 1 ICe OF f Sale DRY GOODS. ded Ticking, Dress Cambrics, . All Wool Berzz, black and all other colors, - Turkey Red, White Table Linen, - Bleached Table 10¢ Ladies’ Bummer tol2 Unbleached Muslins - The fest 1 Muslin made, 1 yd. wide, - i The best Bleached Muslin, Bleached Muslin as Better Challies, =) inch, | Dress Ginghams, nd 24 and Light Calicoes, Linen, ? x? Crepes, . . - Vv ests Organdie Lawn, heay bleached Striped Shirtings, Light Wrappers, Summer Corsets, Prints, Very low as SHOES. All Summer Shoes One-Third Off. Oxfords, - . Fine Dongola Oxfords Russet 1. Russet Shoes, - adies’ Fine Dongola Kid La adies’ Finest Dongola Goodyear Welt, - . Worth 75 cents a pair more, ia Kid, every pair warranted, Aadies’ Aadies’ wee Bhoes, Aadies’ 106 hoes, that Dong See What We Have for the Children. Infant's Kid Shoes, - Children’s Wedge Heel | Bhoes, toed y SLOCK INES, Genuine Tan Stockis For The Men. All Wool Cheviot Baits, . as low as $5.00 All Wool Cassimere Suits, - . - £5.00 Fine Pants, - . - worth 8. 00 and £4.50, now £2.00 Fine Pants, worth $4.00 and $3.50, now $1.75 Men's Strictly All Wool P ants, - worth £3.00, now $1.50 Men's Good Summer Shirts, . - . Men's Percale Dress Shirts, with Collars and ( ufls, - Men's Best of White Shirts, Fine Linen Bosom, Men's Good Sweaters, - Men's Neck Ties, . - - - “ . fe each or 3 for be Men's Wire Buckle Suspenders, - f¢ a pair or 8 for 25¢ Men's Regular Made Black and Tan Boe ks, - - om - 10¢ a pair Extraordinary value for the money. Men's Fine Fur Fedora Hats, Black and Brown, actual value, £1.50, now fic Clothing for the Boys. All Wool Buits, from 5 to 14 years, worth $4.00 now $2.00 All Wool Suits, . . - worth $3.00 now $1.50 All Wool Buits, . . wort h $s. 00 and £10.00 now £4.50 and $4.00 These are for boys 14 to 19 years of age. ol , from 39¢ up. - 24¢ OF » - » - - - Knee Pants, Umbrellas, I THIS SALE IS TO LAST FOR ONLY A LIMITED TIME. This is an opportunity to buy goods at remarkably low values. You cannot obtain such prices in the large cities, LYON & CO, Bellefonte, Penna. - -— — — A —— HUMPHREYS’ Dr. Humphreys Specifies are scientifically and carefully prepared Bemedies, used for years in private practice and for over thirty years by the people with entire success, Every single Bpecific 8 special cure for the disease named. » BYECIVIC YOR 1~Fevers, Congestions, Inflammations. . &-~-Weorms, Worm Fever, Worm Colle... 3-Teethings Colle, Crying, Wakefulness 4-Dinrrhen, of Children or Adults. 7-Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis . N-Neuralgin, Toothache, Faceache,, .... 9-Hendachen, Bick Headache, Ve rtigo. ‘ 10-Dyspepsia, Billousness, Coustipation 11 Suppressed or Painful Periods 12-Whites, Too Profuse Periods 13-Croup, Laryngitis, Hoarseness 14 Balt Rheum, Erysipelas, Eruptions 15-Hheamatinm, Hheu 16-Malanria, Chills, Fever and Ague 19-Catarrh, Influenza, Cold in the Head 20-Whoeoping Cough 2L7~Kidney Diseases 28 -Nervous Debility 1. 00 30 - Urinary Wenkness ' 25 34-%Sgre Throat, Quincy, Ulce rai dd Throat 35 i 77 11 DR. HUMPHE ¢ YS FOR GRIP, 25¢ « PEC S - up in small bottles of pleasant pellets, Just fit your vest pock y Drugiiste pent press re i erukrys Masvar Eu 14 Hevisnd, MAILPD FREE He HPHEEYS' BED. OO, 118 & 1138 William Bi., SEW YORK. SPECIFICS. AN FRICER +25 “25 25 “25 25 25 a5 25 S253 . 25 25 25 S25 25 a5 a5 a5 Ful of price inres TAA AAA A AA a and all f Mooemare Fees Orr ce od Orros TE u 5. Pavewy orrice “> ARTA ARARARLLALRARLARB ARRAN !C. A. SNOW & CO. OPP. PATENT Orvice, WaswinaToN, D Ral. Rarely Srnicts Yissumaren, D. ©. AFTER au OTHERS FAIL wii::DR, LOBB 32 N. ath Ski I ue : Spec jalist ary “and expenses paid » wook) ment fv £ sive tor Ory. wt growers of Nursery stock, hardy stock, tro ing 475 per and expenses. 1 hesitate because of pee vious falluresin this orother lines, Ov 1 frees, Address, Bi Waterproof collass and cuffe that von can clean yourself by wiping off with a wet egponge. The genuine look exactly like linen and every piece LuLoll gprs They are made by covering a linen collar or cuff with ** celluloid,” and are the only waterproof goods made with an interlining, and the only goods that can stand the wear and give perfect satisfaction. Never wiltand not effect- ed by moisture, Try them and you will never regret it. Ask for those with above trade mark and refuse any imitations. If vour dealer does not have them we will mail yon a sample direct on receipt of price. Collars 25¢. each. Cuffs soc. pair. State whether stand-up or turned-down collar is wanted. The Celluloid Company, 427-429 Broadway, New York. sitaply TRADE
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