REPORTER THE CENTRE FRED KURTZ, Lditor, 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 fnsertions, and 5 cen.s per line for each subse quent insertion. Giher rates made made known on application. CENTRE HALL, PA., THURS. June 25 DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET. For Congress, L. SPANGLER. For Assembly, R. F. FORSTER. JAMES SCHOFIELD. For Sheriff, W. M. CRONISTER. J. For Treasurer, C. A. WEAVER. For Commissioners, P. H. MEYER. DANIEL HECKMAN. For Register, W. RUMBERGER. For J. C. HARPER. Recorder, For Auditors, FRANK W. HESS, B. F. KEISTER. For Coroner, IR. W. W. IRWIN. For Surveyer, J. H. WETZEL. Love, of Bellefonte, McKinley, ty near the throne John G. mate JUDGE was a college of and for that may get pret sometimes, — > sure uncle Dan WE are “pop Hastings did word of what he said in his spee ginge ii ot believ e *h no- himself not minating Quay for President. -— ad —- reme court has decided the THE sup case taken from Lycoming that county ecomt to and y ¢ Y SEAL. for traveling the titled to mileage from their home and count ———— So is the La I Tr way ls lar set-up,” Rej Course ii Was a regu Tuesd; defeated wa bli- Of badly the down y's put and ast it the consolation, candidates a set-up, can was treated ones have this Demo- crafs in November will set on this set-up. Be ftp Boss Hanna says that ted t if McKinley intry mi thank As how 4 s ie ue ool 1st be wr nomination, pretty Providence f his ne knows well McKinley's plished it untry nomination that was accom- Hanna r member of the follows gines himself the political firm of * ima- send Mound Providence." fo THE Rej house, on eal ublican circus | ourt , Was a r show, On the street the tug was ahead of the t« and and button holing were a terror. now the fel oecause got on the ticket.’ - i A tl all hugging Just hoppin mad bad ever seen in WI, Te is a big lot of lows all the nomination for county treasurer to Ed- itor Kurtz, of the Centre Reporte the Democrats extant, r, one of most staunch, per man, who has done enough gratui- to whatever money give.—P hilipsburg Ledger, —. i mination for sheriff made on Tuesday one of the defeated ones left the court- house mumbled to friend, *“I fount awful This reminded us of a consoling remark to a defeated candidate for treasurer, ““that he was like Lazarus, had licked him.” TELL us, what did M’Kinley ever do that was great? He didn’t frame | the tariff act that bears his name, it was all the work of wiser heads in the committee and he simply reported it as Chairman. And that tariff act was three times condemned by bverwhel- ming majorities by the American peo- ple. Tell us what he did ! 5 A ARR “It has just been suggested that the whistles of every American factory be blown on receipt of the news of Me- Kinley’'s nomination.”’—Republican Exchange, Yes, and it is a fact most of these factories shut down under the opera- tions of the McKinley tariff and began “‘blowing whistles” under this Demo- cratic administration, while some were #0 tightly shut down that they can’t whistle yet. SA A——— Wies the silver delegates, under the lead of Teller, announced their good-bye to the Republican party, at their convention, last week, they all cried, and the goldites looked sorrow. ful. When, finally, the silver dele- gates marched from the hall, the gold- ftes hissed and hooted. Thus the pocket states, created solely to manu- facture Republican electors, are now returning to plague their creators—it is chickens coming home to reost. site of liars” the dogs s———— A SPRING MILLS, The M. E, Church Festival Saturday Even. Ing a Success, The Republicans are marvelously ex- cited over the nomination of W. M. Cronister, the Democratic nominee for | sheriff, actually question the legality of his nomination, and ipsisting that | he instead of Parker, dropped on the 9th ballot, and had Mr. Uhl not violated his instructions, ete. ful capacity the Republicans for not minding their own business. Mr. Uhls letter of last week exploded that nonsense. It certainly is a great pity that the Hanna-McKinley party have to occupy minds but to invent poppy-cock yarns, manufactured out whole cloth, about their Evidently they intend county contest on deception, But then this is quite natural, as it is on this plane the Republican managers intend conducting the na- tional campaign with Mr. Hanna, candidate as generalissimo, oh, great is would have been, have nothing else of opponents, conducting our falsehood and bosh, the Republican party; great is Hanna. The M. E. church festival day evening last, in our villa The committee on Satur We, prov- res ed very successful, strawberries disappeared—like Tuesday the Republican convention met; they have some very fair materi- the and cord make e ticket, bu » Belle- il or a hominauons, a formidal nominations and of course It me- ty will be the result. Wis that the convention would strong nominations, nominate and well known candidates want a lively and exciting canvass, ir lame or luke-warn Ie Of viol tests hardly appre of a squabble, but a battle walk over their candidates rou and with no of Mc down thi glory. Kinley pl s way, but thes and hardly understand Commerci tick Ness Ligh them. Business in our bi¢ i ts the week from | COBURN Melinda Stover Broke while Mrs her Leg Going from the Garden to the Miss Ida Boob, and Mrs nada were visiting frien: Hoase, ip Cer tried | DUTZ Over suanaay. Kaler who Jesse i Nor thumbseriand, ¥ visiting his parents, the new section foren n Kundav Of SUnday. Miss Mable returned again Misses Hallie Millheim soj | Saturday and Oe again L Stover and wife, Were visiting the gentlemen's parents at Green Bur, | on last Saturday and Sunday. Li. Li; Weaver and C7 1. two fashionable young swells of Fied Reinhart, | were seen on our street on Sunday. To say that all the young ladies of our town were completely captivated them is putting it mild. T. W. Hosterman wen} to Bellef | on Tuesday and attended the by tepubli- convention as a delegate | Penn township. i can Co. from On Tuesday there this evening to Was a | special return train place, ac- commodate those who | the were attending tepublican Co. convention. of MiMlinburg | were the guests at John Hoffa's Monday evening and Tuesday. Dr. Stenes and wife, aon We now have a real cowboy in town in the person of Andrew Harter, | now staying for the present, | bas been in Texas, Last Friday home very unexpected. almost a year. little recreation. | to the ranch in about a month or so, climate. Thomas A. Hosterman, is at present visiting friends in the vicinity of Zion. T. G. Hosterman, of Feidler and his estimable wife were visiting at the home of the ladies’ parents, M. M, Harbach’s on Sunday, On Sunday afternoon a very heavy rain, accompanied by hail at some places, passed through this section, doing much damage to some of the fields. John Hess, who moved to Danville last week, and moved into J, M. Wea. ver's house at Fiedler, He had been employed at the Hospital for Insane, but on account of failing health de. cided to re’urn to the place of his nativity and again breathe the pure ozone of Centre co, The festival held at this place on Saturday evening was well attended, although the weather looked threaten. The citizens cornet band of Aaronsburg was present on the grounds, and en- livened things by their well rendered musie, The old porch on the east side of the last week and new one (will) is being put up in its roof, roof. nu the one torn away not A. LL. Kerstetter and E, Kooney the contract for the carpenter having a have work re- sort for the patrons of this well known hostelry. On Monday while on the way from her garden to the house Mrs, Melinda A. Btover, and one-half miles west about one of here fell broke one of her legs, knee and ankle, Mrs. advanced in years, and no doubt have a sorry time of it until her is healed. who lives and the well will between Stover is - - -_ PFOYTERS MILLS, Mach Damage Done to Treesand Fences by the Storm on Sunday, William Bmith met the agents in Centre Hall Iast make some insurance arrangements his insurance, he Republicans held their primary Saturday vote ever PH party. Ed. egate, election on evening polled the largest led this place by the in as del sunday was sent afternoon a terrifi ing trees in splinters, and The van's house he destroying fences, of Da- vis E nit yard fence in front was struck by 1g, tearing posts and pieces, Fd. (JUAITY, Allison and while they in the rocks representing Ng has has men were moving the stone found a cavern fie Lids ih Cave, ipposition is that the garry is mined by Ie our aA Cave, delegate and town oun : il f ’ Bellefonte, t OAK HALL Lathe Past Week fsumme the teacher 1 by this week K Il, Was Wi il Tike L many p and Republic ntion on Tu Als H. Willi Tuesday John Korman and { were pleasant visitors at his fatl Miss Marie retu a fe al r over er ovel mn | * " ’ $ rned to her home nner visit at ti I m y Pennsylvania § or as week's James (', GGillilan trip t« day Wil inn rent of Bg Own andy, arrived io our t or Mrs on W dnesday ning Wolf, of Woodward, is visit at the home of her Mrs. J. Williams, of ti Lot Kimport, was in our town is jolly sister, iis is, foaish of near Tuesday irg evening. as ever Over Thirty Years Without Sickness. Mz. HH. WerrsTian, a well. known, anterp svron, HL, Writes, tion to hardly knew a ing «<i “Before ! Hu regulating the owels, 1 i ] nee 1 il re. nstipation, the eflicacy of AYER’ S ald €n, previ valid for + against slie health was began {to It AYERS Medal and Tn Restore stored,’ Diploma at World's Fair Strength, take Ayer's Sarsaparilia LINDEN HALL Interesting Items Gathered by Our Corres pondent, daughter Carrie, of Centre Hill, the of Wm. Bit Thurs ny jast, Miss Freda Hess, young la- dy of this place, left for Lewisburg on to and were Mrs. Royer at home guests ie on a bright ir nday, where sl visit pe eX pects friends for Miss Jennie Wibly left fo 1 on Monday to vi days. r Watson among for ANIOng several mates and acquaintances, ng ¥ « + vi ' er were visill Hunters P = int $ daughts ark over Sunday. r. of Osceola, f home ol rain able Y Weak. who has been vis for several days turned home this week. Mrs. Oscar R had a r ishel un-away, up of ship for Mrs. Keller, [dng tle and dsug I -- rent Were visit ie of swab hon i “5 i Mr. Orwig who is running asawmiil es east of town, fonte on atural mo- yout ich healthy there i f : Ope For the | indigestion, rations, cure of biliousnoess, sick headache, constipa- | tion, jaundice, and liver complaint, these pills bave no equal, - -o- Rithwmoribe for the Reporrew C NEVER GRIPE C the stomach, liver and bowels. CANDY CATHARTIC CURE Cl CONSTIPATION SICKEN 25c¢c NO-T0-BAG LENO boxes sold, 50.000 cures orm. No-1o-bae is the greatest nerve. lghtod. Wo srnert ¥ whoro. Send {or one hand hot free sampin. Address TH iar tories, them. £14.00. Cant be beat in price. ing yet they came from all dirrections, destroy the desire for tobaned in -® on gain ¥ pounds in da, ® rr and it Dever magnetic, Just try a box. You will be de ¥ Sr aiats SYorp, For mes Ask to see Dry Goods and A new line of China and To buy Furniture and Wall Paper at the lowest prices. Bed-room Suits, Side Boards, Chairs, Etc. J ust thousand | Bolts of Wa designs geveral Il Paper, of ls received ALleL and styles, ¢ from be ate per Bolt. Undertaki » Any PENNSYLVANIA R. Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Division and Northern Central Railway, Time Table, in effect May 17, 1506 TRAINEE LEAVE MORTANDOR, EASTWARD 918 on. m ~Train 14, (Dally except Bunday For Bunbury , Willkerbarre, Hazleton, Pousviile Harrisburg and Intermediate; stations, arriving at Philadelphia BLEW pm, Rew York, 658 p m., Baltimore p wm, Washington. 410 p. m counecting at Phil adeiphin for all sea-shore points Through passenger cosches 10 Phila deiphia and Bailimore Parlor cars wo Philadel - phils Lp. m~Traiu 8B. (Dally For Bunbury, Harrisburg and ons, arriving st Phil except Funday.) Intermediate sla DRIASLOZE p In., New York 3 p.m. Baitimore, 600 p.m , Washing toust 7.05 p.m, Parior car through ww Philadel phia, and pas-enger coaches 0 Pulisdelphia and Baltimore bo4 p. m~Train aide ] 12, [Dally except Sanday J For Wilkesbarre, Hazieton, Poutayille snd Aally for Harrisburg and intermediate points arriving st Phil delphia 1115 p m., New York 8.08 & m., itimore 1040 p mm Fametuger coaches Ww Wilkesbarre and Philadelphia BOLp m.~Train 6 Lully For sunbuty, Harrisburg and slations, arriyi pg st Philadelphia New York al745 a m fro: cxoepl Punday.) « Finediale a Im. Pullman »l Jing Cars Harrisburg tobhiladelphis and New York iphia passengers remain plewper undisturbed until 7.008. mm 129 a Train 4. (ally Harr shurg and utermed inte station Philsdelph y work deys m, Washi: cars 0 Philadelpl ui For 8, Arrivio New York, $53 inday, Balt ) i 4 sloep ing Lger CosClhiek WO Srompily. moderate. I'i ime given parties. F. W. 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UNDERTAKING, PRACTICAL EMBALMING A SPECIALTY. J.S. DAUBERMAN, Centre Hall. “13 3 hang ram ram ie Will t : aone at I pairing 3 % PER MONTH OR 60 % PER YEAR Guaranteed to All Investors on Investments both Lerge and Small WHEN MADE WITH The New York Investment Co. BROKERS IN STOCKS, BONDS GRAIN AND COTTON, 40 and 42 BROADWAY, NEW,YORK CITY. P. 8.—People who desire to have a steady and sure income on a small or large investment, send for our explan- itory circular, mailed free, ARTED-A RELIABLELADY OR ORR. to distribate » Osk H Lemon Dale Sum 7 Flonsar Axema Bellefonte mit i ap trains jesve Lowish ‘8 In pm, £00 pm : eave Mo i i i : “ é | a pb. Mm. reluroiog leave I i { Pan'per Agt NEYLVAN] Bu ER ae BE «) 8 Mili HALL J recy shore. $ Wek Day ®, ¢ a. m. Sanday adeiphia Sleeping Cars altached Rin from Williamsport st 11 5 West-bound froen Philadeipbia at 11.8 W. GEPH ART. General Superintendent FOLDS HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS +0 3 bound t Ko Homan will die of Coto, Bors or Lvee Fa ve If Fouts's Powders are med in time. Foute's Powders will eure and prevent Hos Omoiega, Foutr's Powders will prevent Garss 13 Fowia Foutr's Powders will increase the gnantity of milk and oream twenty per cent, and make the butter firm and Fweet, Fonty's Powders will cure or prevent almost svexy Disvase to which Horses and Cattle are suliect. Forres Powbegs witli €Ive SATISFACTION, Bold everywhere DAVID EB POUTR, Proprietor, BALTIMORE, XD, For male by R'E. BARTHOLOMEW, DAILY..... New Spring and Sum- mer goods arriving dai- ly at our store, in big consignments. You will want the latest in Press Goods, and Trim- mings. We have what you want, and all at cash prices. Come in. R.E. BARTHOLOMEW,
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