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YOL. LXIX.
CAPITOL NEWS
| piace the U. 8B. Treasury on sound
But when that work
| pleted, he will resign in order
A VOTE OF CONFIDENCE BY THE vote his whole time to the
SENATE. lover which he has been called to
— of the House
man when
i)
| basis, is com-
to de-
railroad
side. The Democrats
| will lose
Senator Walcott Finds Fault With the Pa- :
| HOES.
a valuable
triotism of the Administration, bat
the Senate Expresses Otherwise, Wide Tire Law
The act of legislature, approved on |
Oo
iy
— President
to
foreign
Jan.
occasion
WASHINOTON,
Cleveland has no
because his patriotic
fails to meet the approval of men like
Senator Woleott, of Colo., when their
speeches of alleged eriticism are follow-
the 25th of June last, encouraging the |
worry | use of wide tires on wagons upon the |
policy { publie highways of the commonwealth |
has aroused wide interest in the farmers
and the department of agriculture is |
now flooded with communications up-
on the subject. It was enacted that all
ed by such extraordinary votes of con-
fidence as the adoption of the Arme-| persons who used draft wagons on the |
nian resolution was,
There are always a few men who de-
light in taking the wrongside of every
question, but Congress as a whole is
now, as it has been from the first, sol-
idly behind the
gardless of party polities, in maintain-
ing a patriotic American policy in all
by the Senate public highways not less than four in-
ches in width for hauling loads of not
9
less than 2,000 pounds should for each
year after the passage of the act receive
a rebate 0. one quarter of their assessed
The act is also retroac-
Evi
of this state are almost
administration, re-| highway tax,
tive for one year. lently the farm-
ers unanimous
n their determination to get that
our dealings with foreign countries, res
The Senate will this week bate.
the
Finance committee's free coinage sub-
stitute for the House bond bill,
something now unlooked for shall fur-
ther delay the taking of a final wv
and that wilt probably be the last of it
for this session, as it is practically cer-
tain that Speaker Reed will direct sub-
boss Dingley, of the Ways and Means
Committee, to see that it never
gets reported to the House, let alone
voted upon.
If the deadlock o House tarifl
bill continues in the Finance commit-
pass
-
A Vast
unless Estate
¥
it is not generally known, neverthe-
and
for-
Lime
Clearfield
the
less it is a fact, that
3
¢
yt in
e
Elk counties, principally in
mer, is located the most valuable
ber estate in the state of Pennsylvania,
It is William E. Dodge
estate and consists of some 20,000 acres,
the
known as
even
from off of which is cut over 17,000, 000
feet of Willi
Dodge died in Ne 1885
y
annually.
yv
ork in
owned jointly by
lumber
LiL
n the Ww , and
hie property Is now
iis eight sons, each one of whom is es-
$4,
tee after the free coinage bill is dispos-
ed of it the Davis
Monroe
was last week favorably reported from
Relation
busines
timated to be worth at least
It is
* HEY iN)
is probable that '
twenty-eight
property was
Do
been paid from it
i
iv
doetrine resolution, which
bought by
$
ige and during that ti
al
the Committeee on Foreign 4 me
will be made the unfinished
of the Senate until it is adopted,
Senator Allison, of Iowa, has always
fi
he
announced
out $5,000 annual-
Clearfield
artman, of Willams-
in taxes into the
J. W.H
present manager «
county
treasury.
is the ftl
3 Le «
port,
tate.
been known as a dodger upon all
$
nancial questions, and now that
has allowed himself to be esl oon
for
Fish in the State.
as candidate the Republican
a
Presidential nomination, he
The
are
I'h lor
1 1
streams throughout
ree mil 1,
will dodge
the | b¥
to |
or
more than ever. friends of thousand bro
determined
either
other candidates
5
cord of the Peunsy!l
ti
| sides
for ‘ania Fish Prote
make him go on record
re A int in ,
ve Association for
against that free coinage substitute for |
the House bond bill,
viet him of dodging it.
Few quicker pieces of official work
Fed
ied
le 85 (0 On)
or to openly con- ») AAS ’
brown, Calif
ander tl
he remov al
Oklohoma,
have been done t 1
srnment than
Marshal Nix, «
nomination of Patrick Nagle to be his
Attorney
plants
N ot
Next spring they expect to hay
of trans
f
r
and
{ { -
of the | waters of the state a
Ng.
$0,000,000 brook trout alone.
Of the 1805 b
Some time
Harmon
the
against
SUCCessOr,
ago
roe be
FOOR
at trout upwards
had
Nix.
ilty
General put examiners
charges which 200,000 were coun
made Marshal
Those examiners reported him
work upon
streams,
been
ol A
Electric Bitters,
Electric Bitte
1y season, but per
of having shaved the pay warrants o
his deputies greatly to
profit. He was removed by telegraph
and in less than ten the
sent
¢
i
his personal ne r% {2 a medicine
t
erally needed in the sprit
0 al haps mo
i ME. when
hours name
to the
exhausted feeling
languid
| when the liver is torpid and
of his successor had been
prevai is,
Seiuate,
3s . i
since bdecretary
and the need of a tonie and alterative
is felt.
has often averted long and perhaps fa-
tal bilious fevers. No will
act more surely counteracting
Morton assumed |
charge of the Department of Agricul-
of the money
appropriated by Congress for the sup-
port of that department $1,430,000, and
a considerable sum will added to
that amount at the close of the current
fiscal year. The House committee on
Agriculture has decided to utilize this
money by erecting a new building for
the Agricultural Department which
has outgrown the one it now occupies,
which was built when the department |
sf
i
A prompt use of this medicine
ture, he has saved out
medicine
i
i
n and
freeing the system from the malarial
c
Electrie
bottle
be
Headache, Indigestion,
yield
mstipation,
§
to Bitlers,
J. D.
Dizziness
Culy fifty cents per at
Murray's Drug Store.
——
Severely Bitten by a Dog.
whose
i
this county, was severely bitten by a
Wednesday. The
rs is informed that she was
Miss Woomer, a young lady
g
i
was only a small bureau of the Iuteri-| home is at Rock, a small village in
or Department.
work on the new building shall
It is proposed that |
Bellefonte
i in the
| house playing with the dog when sud- |
begin | dog
AF
NEE
early in the coming fiscal year.
Benator George, of Miss, who will
after March 4th, 1897, be succeeded in | denly the canine became angered
the Senate by Representative H., D. something and turning upon its mis
Money, says of Mr. Money: ‘I know | tress bit her on the bands and arms. |
him well and have known him sinee | There were in the neighborhood of |
his boyhood. He has been my neigh- | some twenty tooth marks on the girl's |
bor for many years. Our intercourse | arms. The dog was immediately shot.
and communieations.on political sub- | ps
jects have been frequent and confiden- |
tial. I have had opportunity to judge | The commission created by the leg-
the man from every point of view. |jglature, to compute the vote cast at
He is of unblemished honor and of the | the last election for State Treasurer,
strictest integrity. His native ability | npished their work on Wednesday.
is of the best, and his courage, moral | The computation showed the follow-
and physical, unquestioned. He had |i, vote cast: Haywood, Republican,
my sympathy io his race for the Sen-| gop 745. Meyers, Democrat, 252 481;
ate, although I took no step to secure | Berry, Prohibitionist, 20,779; Dawson,
his election.” | People’s, 7,802; Anton, Social Labor,
Ex-Boss Clarkson, of the Republi- | 309
ean National Committee, was in|
Washington when Mr. Harrison was, | K. iL. OC. B. Convention.
last week, but he did not eall on him. | The K. L. C. E. Union, of Oentre
In fact, it is pretty well known that | i of ill hold thei elec
; : : {| Hall charge, will hold their Quarterly
the two men are not in love with each |
other. Clarkson has never forgiven | Convention at the Tasseyville United
Mr. Harrison for refusing to make him | F-Vaugelical church, on Saturday, Feb
Secreta of the Interior in 1889. and {1. A program is arranged for after
1 Ty unity 10 Dat obstacles | noon at 2, and evening at 7. The pub-
in Tp Mr DS ite political {lie is invited to attend and participate,
ambitions. .
Representative Cowen, of Md., who | Stent Sma of F1thing,
has been elected President of the B. A full line of all kinds of ready-made
and O. R. R., will not take any further | clothing, for men and boys, must be
active part in the legislation of the | #old at once, on account of sheriffs
House, but being a memover of the sale, atthe Philadelphia Branch, Belle-
House committee on Banking and cur- | fonte. Hurry up, if you t & bar
rency, he will not resign until he has | €8in.
completed some data he has been work-
at
The Official Yote,
nt A A SAG ORS
wan ox wn
Waa
—-
QUAY IS FOR REED FIRST,
Pennsylvania's Second Cholee
Perhaps Morton in the End,
The Hon. Matthew
Stanley Quay
Quayites will
This was the information brought |
from Washington by national Repnb-|
licans who conferred with Mr. Quay
lay evening
ull the
that Pennsylvania's great man
and Saturday
morning. This is information |
would |
It
not, it was said, alter the relations
tween Mr. Quay and Mr. Platt
set the understanding that
does
be
up-i
vouchsafe to his inquisitors,
of
in the end
these two Republican warriors will act
Mr. Ph
ale
pit
in concert,
in New Y«
will stick to Gov,
hoy
’
and his friends
§
irk
Morton
t
fit
and t
to their sid
Wr
ay
sylvania coh
“Mr. Quay,
ig perfectly
whole
alialr,
{i
Wio, I
estin
McKinley
fore thi
Reed an
in
iN
f 4
io VOLES
S311 Of
—
ur Muscular Fo
dynamoter
weakest wi
Har fo
The fits
bir
ren iast
tor} $ test aft
highest point a
It then
again t
real Workers
{ all, have been
FreaRias
- id -
Only One Way,
i
arties anticipating making sale this
spring will do well to carefully consid-
thei
RTER office is fu
lar
the best means «
The Ri
equipped for pr
tive posters,
er Wf advertising
articles 1e Pe iy
and at-
ie
inting 5
and hs
tion covering this valley no
trad ving a
{
Avi
TT
equalled
i
hy any two papers in the 08%
al
whose sale
county,
afforded the
2 It pays
peci advantage is yg
is in the register
to advertise, and farm stock and im-
plements especially,
yy
Services Largely Attended
Communion services in the Presby- |
terian church at this place last Mab. |
bath was largely attended, and an ex-
for the i
f Bellwood,
ers of
present, Six new members were add- |
ed to the congregation by letter and
co ANAS
From Febroary to June.
Old soldiers in Centre county will
no doubt ba glad to learn that the time
for the holding of the spring encamp-
mentof the G. A. BR. has been chang- |
ed from February to June. When
held in the former month, it was gen-
erally about the worst weather during
the entire year. The encampment will
oe held in Chambersburg,
~~
—— a ———————
Caught a Possam., uy
A few evenings ago, Jerry Stump
heard a commotion in his chicken
coop and going ont to find the trouble
found a peculiar looking animal among
the chickens. He struck it with =
elub, but it got away. Next morning
he traced it through the light snow to
its hole, and dug it out. It was a pps
sum, and unlike its species is fall of
fight. It is uninjured, and Jerry will
keep it and try train the animal.
SO Mp A
Don’t worry. Don't mn in debt.
Don’t trifle with your health. Don't
try experiments with medicines.
Don’t waste time and money on worth
less compounds. Don’t be persuaded
to take a substitute for Ayer's Barsapa-
7
WITHOUT BRAINS
REMARKABLE CONDITION OF A
WATSONTOWN MAN,
|
|
A
Physician's
Wonder. --No Brains yet sn Man Has
all Faculties
896.
WHY OUR ROADS ARE Yoon,
Secretary Edge Gives the His
Report
of
tenson in
“The Btate Pennsylvania has
Agricul-
These
than
in repairs,” said Secretary of
roads are practically no better
At the request of a number of prom-
inent physicians of Philadelphia, Dr,
NS. 8. Koser, of Williamsport, on Jan-
John Bly, of
Watsontown, son of William Bly, who
fw wv
twenty
or a long ime
died Friday night.
Bly, who was vears of age, suf-
tumor which grew into
brain and ocea-
growth had a
found that
Dili
Lis
Hare,
i
ts to be hazarded in
the hands of quacks or ignoramusus
The action of the state board will meet
with the approbation of the medical
prof the ¥
should precede permission to practice,
E
ession and itness
public.
xX.
Bp
Quay After the District,
Senator Quay’s friends claim he will
carry the Sixteenth congression:]
f
district, the home of Attorney Genera! |
McCormick. H. C. Parsons, of Ly-|
and Mr. Myers, of Clinton, |
are probably Republicen national dele- |
gates, are of the Q
{
A
ven, will lead the fight
®
ny persua-
'. Hopkins |
for |
i
sion Te
n E
of Lock Ha
Quay.
x Migressman
i
Millia County Deaths,
In Deeatur twp., suddenly, Jan, 19, |
Simon Krebs, aged 77 years,
In of
Lewistown, Frances, widow
Wm. B. Hoffman, aged 70 years,
of Michael
Lewistown, aged 75 years. Years ago
Mr. Buoy was a well-known stage pro-
prietor in Centre and Mifflin counties,
—————————————
For a pain in the chest a piece of
flannel dampened with Chamberlain's
Pain Balm and bound on over the seat
of the pain, and another on the back
| between the shoulders, will afford
| prompt relief. This is especially val-
uable in cases where the pain is caused
by a cold and there is a tendency to-
ward pneumonia. For sale by Wm.
Pealer, Spring Mills; J. M. Bwartz,
Tusseyville, and R. E. Bartholomew,
Centre Hall
er ———— ———
Married Inst Week.
Hon. John Holt, of Snow Shoe, ex-
member of the legislature from Centre
county, was last week married to a
Mes. Denlinger, of Tamaqua, Pa., She
is said to be a charming woman.
Chicken and Waille Supper.
The Ladies’ Mite Society of the
Lutheran church will bold a chicken
and waffle supper in the Grange Hall,
at Spring Mills, on Baturday evening,
ing on in connection with a bill tol —Bubsoribe for tho REPORTER.
rilla. Tt is the best of bicod-purifiers.
next, Feb. 1,
this
blames
For
to
many think not good,
as
f
condition of affairs no one is
but our farmers,
and
They mend the pub
regulate the tax annual
road He
not
lie roads innual
levied for repairs nee
follows that if the duty is proper-
ly jr rformed they alone i
They
ariff, f
freights or
are not pt
condition, it
The
Letter
Marriage Licenses,
I'he
following ma
'
inte,
A. W, Stine,
Danville.
Bellef I Hum-
ra
Jerome Huber, and Daisy Hoover, of
¥i: 11
h
mer, | Hi psDur
tichard . Tats .
ship, and Agnes May
r
Henry E. Gra:
man, Rebers
A. F. Miile
Ellen )
hie twp.
ii
ey £
burg.
r. G
{. Wolf, Sj
Emerick Heaton, Boggs
Blanche Anderson, Howard twp.
Ne
1
wing
twp.,
py
No Tax Coliector.
{
The other end of the county appears |
world Rush town-
ship, according to the papers, is with-
CAasy.
|
$
1
to collect the 1895 taxes, and thus far |
no one has been secured to do the work |
and the taxes remain uncollected. i
EE
To be Well Posted,
The Pennsylvania Railroad Compa-
ny is making another improvement
on its lines which will be appreciated
by the traveling public. At each end
of the stations a post twelve feet high
is planted, on which appears in oon-
spicuous iron letters the station name,
This will make three station signs, in-
eluding the oneover the door at each
station.
clit.
Ground Heg Day.
Next Bunday, February 2nd, is
ground hog day, the day the animal
comes out of his hole, and if the sun
is shining he sces his shadow, goes
back again for six weeks more. He's
a poor prophei. He hits the weather
occasionally, but oftener misses it,
An
For the Dall Season,
To fill in a Dull Beason with Big
Cash Valvues—8uils made to order,
$15.00, £18.00, and $20.00. Pantaloons,
$5.00. Come early.
MoxreoMgry & Co.,
Bellefonte, Pa.
NO. 5
News of the Slate,
There is considerable diphtheria, in
some instances proving fatal, in parts
of Perry county,
A Jersey Bhore paper reporis a re-
kicked *
fn
i
gpected residen ‘in
his
Rural school children are disap-
4 being
barn floor’ by hors
r
pointed to know that there will not be
any more holida
f11y i fl
Ys Quring the remain.
the }
Was
{
i
‘ sCnool term i
er
irthday, February
Chamber-
bot-
cure.
i
r bolle
M.
Bar-
Wm. = ~
oe
E.
pring Mills,
I
tholomew, Centr
Goes to Shamokin
Wia, R. From, long connected with
Allison’s mill at Spring Mills, has sev-
ered his connection with the firm and
intends going to Shamokin to open a
flour and feed store. Will was an ex-
cellent citizen and all his neighbors
will be sorry to see him leave, besides
his other good qualities he was a first
class Democrat.
lh rica
Great Ron’ of Coal,
The Bald Eagle Valley railroad had
a greater run of coal last week than
any previous week in its history. The
entire number of cars that came east.
ward was 2738-2668 loaded and 70
emply cars,—which number is 105
more cars than the largest number
previously reported.
SM A ARS,
Will Build a New House,
Samuel Bnyder intends to add a new
house to our town, to be cottage style.
For this purpose he has purchased a
lot from Johnny Nefl, across the alley
above Willow's, where he will begin
at once to build, and expects to move
in his new place by April.
Sil Boom,
Wheat has gone up to 65 cents: it
should go up higher in justice to the
farmer.
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