THE CENTRE fe PORTER —— FRED KURTZ, Editor, TERMS, One year, $1.50, when paid in sdvanoce. Those in arrears subject to previous terms, $2.00 per year. ADVERTISEMENTS. cents per line for three insertions, and 5 cen.s per line for each subse quent insertion. Olher rates made made known on application. CENTRE HALL, PA.,, THURS. Nov. 26 By his will, the late James MeMil- lan, of Johnstown, the college at Get- tysburg, gets $10,000 to its endowment fund. olism ——— — NEXT month congress will meet and the victorions Republicans will then have a little hair pulling among them- selves on the tariff question. er ——r——— Matt. Savage advertises Oregon tim- berlands for sale. How much of Ore- gon do you own Matt? If you own it all we may open negotiations. — nssmacsic f on w— IN payment of an election bet Geo. Woolson, democrat, attended church on Sunday for the first time in ten years, at New Castle, Del, sang a hymn and put a coin in the contribu- tion plate. 3 — cast very nearly late election, Illinois and Ohio the same vote at the while that of Ohio was 1,060,000, In| Illinois Bryan got 39.828 votes than Cleveland, but in Ohio he ahead of Grover 70,000 votes, te The McKinley campaign fund is said to have amounted to 16 million dol- lars. This fabulous sum of money was contributed by the trusts, banks, cor- porations and railroads, to defeat Bry- 3, came near being elected A po —-— this State, at a resolution Hu Te achers’ ntingdon, in [nstitute, a Al recent was adopted praying for a curfew law, or some legal enactment prohibiting children running the streets at large after clock ing would be under 14 vears of age from at night ; also for oi garette evil. oth these town, the a good thing for our too. - - Mark Hanna is reported to have an- his McKinley adminis- foot nounced that tration will put rporati down on But, » held out its two what the them to is and oe induce trusts of the ent to | monopolies to win wort of hi trusts and the supp he be guilty of deception by and if would Te We think the trusts can tn people will be t idate 7 turning ws it os CH fot inclined to and the “ey against them, unmanly 7 are ist him he one pt the held no forgot- was held THERE is one « where bee siniee they happy, for President, having No elect ple must election ten all in Charlton count the people there did not know a presi- held. The most about it. 114] vy, (Georgia, because dential election was to be Okeefeenookee the towns in swap COvers territory, but there are the county who wont let bother them. ‘raders’ Happy county, ing the seat. people, 1iti posites Ap the have mills in N.Y., I'sig largest world, located at Yonkers, carpet reason shut down. The 7 KK) people out of tion, which throws 7, employment, The orders for goods for have not been winter, with no definite as to not materialized. that were looked sent in, and a dreary work and with nothing the outlook for the weavers, pp tings will be a cabinet as secretary of agriculture. from Canton, reads thus : Secretary of state, Chauncey M. De- | pew, of New York. Secretary of the treasury, Mark Han- na, of Ohio. Secretary of war, Nelson A. Miles. Attorney general, W. R. Ohio, or H. Clay Evans, of Tenn, Postmaster general, Henry C. Payne of Wisconsin, Boutelle, of Maine. Secretary of the interior, ex-Chief | Justice Williams, Hastings. i a a THE MAKE-UP OF THE CABINET, Cabinet rumors are assuming =» somew hist tangible shape, but of course | have no authority to rest on save the | guesser’s estimate of probabilities and | what he would be likely to do were he | in the pluce of the president-elect, | Probabilities fit in so closely to the de- net prominence to names, First on the list is the Warwick and president. maker of the day, Mark Hanna, It is a general opiniou that he will be sec- retary of the treasury, the most im. jor, ities on tie cabinet list, and success or marring of the new admin- istration, If Mr. Hanna wants the It is more a matter for his decision than Major McKinley's. Mr. is a moderate protectionist and an in- ternational bimetalist, and In both of the dominating party, who clamor prohibitory protection. Mark Hanna would add strength to the cabinet and | to the president. He masterful man, is a member of the cabinet, and either Congressman Boutelle, of Maine, Proctor, of Vermont, are named, the latter for the State department, and Boutelle for the navy, by virtue of long years of experience on the naval committee of the house. But New York may be placated by the state de- partment for Dr. Depew, of the house of Vanderbilt { $250,000, ) although the Platt machine would prefer some one else, while Cornelius N. Bliss, handled Mark Hanna's campaign millions as treasurer, think he should have anything less than a cabinet place. Pennsylvania's allot- ment is uncertain, and bears a certain relation to the senatorial fight commencing the state, We Governor Hastings put down for | secretary of agriculture as meeting the who does not now in HEE in and capacity Quay dearly-beloved of | measure of his deserts He would prefer, Senator ing, to be in the senate, whether Pennsylvania will get net place, That Paine, of Wisconsin, will 11s + Hiengue i a cabi- a It is somewhat mixes smart politician, who Han- the national booked for F NANs, was standby on to, be H. Tennessee the advertising committee, i= said postmaster-general. Clay | a disappointed { : » { will meet the claims of politician, south on if heavy He Pacific « | the cabinet, can organized dow n office wil Washington Mitchell, iy at | win the place, has The but whether the an boom oast is list, $14} § the to question gO, it will be alifornia or is =enator t wep MeKinle y eevee pred is a probabilit Majo inet as with most « resume with ey 8 cal if his SSOTE | not reaches Wash the make-up and assignments wil g he fear in be determined until ¢ the a fe Pittsbu ington w days bx ina ra- rg Poat ~ WHAT OF TH?! ugy tion a FUTURE The Gettvsbur i prominent HRI Wihio is «¢ tions of the « in tseltvsts « market | duction will vd add montl Kinley ut ‘A few ufacturing will {er to realize that people cannot buy the propu bor and then the bubble of vance agent of prosperity’ will ¥ : g | and the dream of our overenti tie advo ish like mist before od i next four years than ‘sound money’ ew morning idle lab during the were will be more "wr the Pp pat rd arian, four years. The single gold standa now exists inhumanit illy ed to our form of government Keeps cool he WwW ill Hig ns it is cold, cruel and selfish and adapt. results directly our Re friends, “The only ones that ised by publican Ww il be ed by its continuance are the he of gold bearing like securilies.”’ bs fA ——— Thankasgivings This is a beautiful Thanksgiving. Weather quite mild again since be- {ginning of the week, Penn Hall is one of the few places | that will not apply for a change of | post-masters, as Fisher's suits all. { This being Thanksgiving, thanks to | the Bupreme Ruler for ail his blessings | ~thanks to those who paid dues on | Reporter upon our appeal. {| Turkeys are bringing 8 cents per 1b, | live weight ; dressed pork $4 per 100; | ehoice apples 25 per bu, ; select pota- toes 2c per bu. ; corn 25¢ per bu. Down in Gregg some favor putting | the post-office to C. P. Long's, of the | City-on- the-HillL Others will tug to | heep it in the flat. Hard to say what {| Markhanna will do about it. In the | mean time it is in good hands at Pea- : cite Attempted Saleide, Thomas Evans, of Peale, attempted to commit suicide last Wednesday | while stopping in Philipsburg. He drank a quantity of laudavum but be- | fore the drug took effect a physician | was summoned and Mr, Evans was re- lieved of the fatal dose, He would | give no cause for his rash act, | A ————— —Ulothes do not make the man’, — hut they help. The Philadelphia ‘Branch knows just how to increase Your personal appearance 100 per cent. $ BRUSH VALLEY, Breezy Nows Items Gathered by Our Cor respondent, Our constable, George Winters, to Bellefonte last week, Mrs. William Carlin, of Rebersburg, is unable to do her work. Messrs. Perry Winters and Frank came home last Saturday, "Squire Henry Moyer, of Rebersburg, left for Bellefonte Tuesday morning to | attend court. Mr. and Mrs. Womelsdorf, three miles east of Loganton, were the guests lof Joseph Bierly near Rebersburg. Mr. Breon, of Tylersville, is taking Corman’s place at Rockville, in perintendent Gramley’s steam mill, Joseph K, Moyer, of Centre Mills, was to Orangeville last Friday to tend the funeral of his sister-in-law, Mrs. Houtz, Prof. H. E. Bierly, left for Hublersburg morning, where grammar school, Mrs. Zeigler and Norman both of Dover, came to Rev last Saturday evening, where they éx- pect to spend part of the winter, The golden saying which so magnet- Wash grist at- of Rebersburg, last Monday he will teach the Mama, Muma's ically clings to the tongues of our peo- i ple in the ple.” if we are Millbeim “we are not in it, with in, ot swim the peo ed toward eX-postmaster, All eyes are direct Nnyder Miller, the to our next postmaster at Rebersburg, the All, Mr. i and be coming f are glad With a that ax a postmaster WT YOurs. to as it Miller we © eC s, have again, clear conscience An say very few hav ecompeted with him and none have excell- ed him. We are understand that about four per- io the ween Rebersburg and Coburn, have mail BONS anxious route bet We are afraid if Charles will tinue to drive fill his place not cone we will not soon get one aiwavs be WOODWARD that Created & Sensation. Fishing ty g in Made “ wrt Miller t is again up and around of Miliheim, ill during had been on the Har- attended who wifsanyder, fis sic kne a thre Centreville itting passed wigh from he physician { here lilies wav tO itheim, where will become a pra cing Knolhiloch and lever-wurst are plen- tv now as nearly every one is i with their i the t through Miller this butchering: Geo, ™ pres judge on porkers in Pn tion Wm fils Blackamith Throstle was from horse on Friday his shoulder so that do John the blackemith pro tem. Philip 8. Dale but when return home his por- broken his bridle. The next morning as George Harter going to his work caught the pony in one of the alleys and returned it to its owner, One day last week as several were fishing at a place known as the and hurt he is unable to fiis work. Musser is On Monday evening | came he ny to town on his pony, was ready to haviog Was missing, Was caught on something heavy, drawing their lines there was attached | to them a bundle containing five pair | ings. first and may be some time before the mystery is cleared up. ss — A — Potters Mills, The hunters came home Saturday empty handed, The people on our side of the valley are busy butchering; W. W. McCor- mick has promised every day for three weeks, Mr. Cummings is shredding fodder for Ed. Allison; he has a good ma- chine, J. W. Smith bas all his lumber out and expects to re-build this fall, Miss Burris, of Bellefonte, is spend- ing a few days with friends in this place, Misses Annie and Elvie MeClena- ban, of Centre Hall, are spending a few days with their uncle, J. McClen- aban, Miss Anna Moyer, of Tusseyville, was visiting In this place last week. § The protracted meetiog is still in without Juupetizing you. % x progress at Sprucetown, CCCCCCCCCCCCCcCccccecee C & For the whole family C Lively Liver, Pure Blood, yn C the nie an ig iy waaay "ix Complexion, Perfect Health in C CURE C C NEVER SICKEN 29C 10c C Absolutely guested to cure constipation our money refunded. 10, 25 or soc. CCCCCCCECCCCECECECe HABIT fails yam a he free Sein Ch yr AGO ¢ or Kew Yor NEVER WEAKEN. C Purely vegetable, eat like All druggists, Sam d book free, Address THE STERLING REMEDY CO., = GUARAN TE E i {3 AC’ Over 10.00) t DOW if Gostr 4 and it never Hahted, You ! hi ' g § WL AKD GUAILY YOUR OWN DKUGBIST. C NEVER GRIPE candy, never fail to induce a natural action of stomach, liver and bowels. CHICAGO ok NEW YORK, 1» C SA TF : Nar form. No fu 1h ; rv 1O0d 11 te ¥ aM ! v ¥ Lirf A Lay You will be dee Whore CNG BEM AD £5, : wrigon unramios ang Li Fine Line of Und erwear, Dress (Good and Winter. 4 § 11 ¥ $.} wr i Rubber footwear. KREAMER & SON. g 1 The WOMAII's Jicycle <4 In strength, lightness, grace, and elegance o finish and equipment Model 41 Colum- bia is unapproached by any other make, a Ee ’ O 3 & mmended by riders and 1ysicians as proper in shape and adjust- ment, and every detail of equipment contributes to comfort and pleasure. *100: reco TO ALL ALIKE. “The added pleasure of riding a Cel- umbia is worth every dollar of the $100 a Columbia costs.” Beautiful Art Catalogue of Columbia and Hartford Bicycles is free if you call upon any Columbia Agent; by mail from us for two scent stamps. POPE MFG. CO., Hartford, Conn. Branch Stores and Agencies in alm city and town. If Columblas are not properly represenic your vicinity, jet us know FUT ee GRAND OPENING... AT SPRING MILLS non- who a» tN st every A i» 8 in A bill will be introdu this winter to give all wre and enlisted men, d of iat sioned offi served in the the { made army nited States in the for an navy © ry bellion and under the be | applicati petision the old law since 15030, from date pay his id soldiers who did apy aw for 1 ’ : eth of their discharge wil FO wa for the « +3 good news f n opening will take place ications be mek Id not make the | 108 or cou fore expired Thursdar, OCTOBER 22nd, Smith 1890. whet pay ing Mills on , When 4) ER Bare Two Crops, of Mill Hall, 1 Y.0aii-32 a } ne building. near the - of the PHILADELPHIA BARGAIN CLOTHING HOUSE. i A fine line of Ready Made Clothing | and Gents Fornishing Goods. New and complete stock in every de- partment. Will be sold during the next 30 days at cost. M. GLOSSNER, Spun ng ? Mille, ¥ Pa. in hia as i " depot Mrs. Jolin Wagner, apple tree, the second being the same as the first except that The rate apples | them. « Fe first for apple butter, “ A ins wine lose in Dee. An exchange says the nineteeth cen- tury will close December 81, 1900, and | 31, 1869. Wn. HOW 10 PREVENT © ROU P. Some Reading that win Prove Interesting to Young Mothers How to Gaard Against the Disease, Croup is a terror to young mothers | and to post them concerning the cause, first symptoms and treatment is the object of this item. The origin of croup is a common cold. Children who are subject to it take cold very easily and eroup is almost sure to fol low. The first symptom is hoarseness; | this is soon followed by a peculiar roiigh cough, which is easily recogniz- ed and will never be forgotten by one who has heard it. The time to act is when the child first becomes hoarse, If Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is freely given all tendency to croup will soon disappear. Even after the croupy cough has developed it will prevent the attack. There is no danger in giv- ing this remedy for it contains noth- ing injurious, For sale by Wm. Peal er, Spring Mills, 8. M. Swartz, Tussey- ville, aud RR E. Bartholouew, Centre Hall. A Ag IRAE AR ARRAS =x ANTED-SEVERAL FAITH lished hones in Sot Fegan able $15 weekis and ¢ PENN and Nor TRAINS LEA Harrisburg at at Philadelph m., Baltimore, connects, points delphia snd B phin, For Bunbur tons, arriv ng York, 9 2p. is, and pas ph itimore. 5.04 ss] Baltimore Wilkesbarre in For sunbury, New York at 7 from Philadel undistur 1.20 a shin sod m Philadelphia care Wo Fh Philadelphia 4.158 m. Intermediate WHs m Ne m Wash ingt sleeping cars Li 637 m, BOUIN through Paes nge Us mm iey fo DUR snd Lhe 1.21 Pp m For Kane. Ty OL wer, al wm for nlermediai THROUGH 1 Tr Waah Wi fH 8 Benger Truis owls H% pms ger « LEWIsRT Westward * t, Additions and L505 p m. and 5.97 p 5M PREV OS mn ~ q Hoed Down “eg ' wf uch fF wf wf of m Philadeiphi a EE TTT ow oD EN R. Division thern Central Railway, 15, 1806 EABTWARD except Bunday Pousvilie dl Intermediate stations arriving ast 300p m., Sew York, 0p m, Washinglon 4.10 b. VE MONTANDON, 4. (Dally 3p wm sen-shiore passenger coaches Wo Phila sitimore. Parlor cars Ww Philadel B. (Daily except Sunday.) Intermediate sas at Philadelphia st 6.28 p m., New m., Baltimore, 600 p. mn , Washin Parlor car through to Philadel enger conches Wo Pulladelphis and rain 12. {Dally except Bunday.] Hazleton, Pottsville, and dally New York 2 Passenger ® In. CORE LOR 0 0 p m 6. (Daily E200pt sunday.) Harrisburg aod al intormedinle i £50 a. m, 56 B sieeping cars m. Pullman pater LEers Can remain jo sleeper until 73s. m Train 4. (Daily For bury nlermed isle stations arrivi Ea c6.m. New York w & In % &, mm. Bunday, Palit , 6.20 ® 74,8 m. Pull sleeping isdeiphia and Joana! a Ff COoRChies LO mod Ha itimore Rise wlations arriviz w Yo i 10 § BAG passenger of WESTWARD, Train (Da iy ¥ Erie, Du nlermedisle stations, or Pullman canto E r oosches to Er ~Train (Dail rie and Eimir ie a8 d Rock hester } For Lock Haven ¢ Clear 4] Phi West, with throu Daily iearfieid aigus aud {utermed ester, Buf passenger 4d Purior pb bh che ’ CXOEPL Puncry nilipsburg, Pitis mie sslions, faio and Nisgara Valls, coaches 10 Kane and Car Lo Rochester Train 1. (Daily except Bunday.) Aire and intermediate stations Dally except Busnday) for llameport and rote, ad 4 + Gall Flalionus 3 BAINES Fi E JR MORTARNDON BT ARD SOUTH FROM m, Balt mre 3.17 pi rs woekd MTR 4.0% i 0pm, Hal i Won #4 3 passengerooach Ww tH ¥ Onthios {Po TYREON iy Exoep : E BAILROAD ee East war ETAT NM 3 Biekh! A LE Bp ng Ho Carve b Centre Hall Gregg Linden Ball Usk Ha 1 Dale Bummit aaa leasant Gap * AXemann w 298 Xi Bellefonte 216 trains leave Lewisburg for Montan. fam 1.05 S54¢5and 7 pm for Lewisburg at 9.25 00 pm and $05 pm ptandou 100ia m lag jen ve Lewisburg 1008 a Wi 507 pm, ¢ Jean = I J. BR. WOOD Gen'l Pe'er AgL ATLROAD OF PENREYLVANIA andensed Time Table Besd Up No 6 No 4 No 2 | —— 15 186 Ar 8.10 LLEFVF'RXTE 6 10010 10 Nigh 4 56 Zion Heels Park... Dunkies . BUBLEESBG. Sus dertown... Nitlmpy.. Huston LAMAR. Ciintondaie HL. Krider's Fag Mackey vilie. 1. Cedar Springs Salona MILL HALL. A0teey Khor ; Wm'POrY PHILA Atlantic City NEW YORK {Via Tameqgus ) NEW YO (Via Phils ) : Lye. Ia, AN eek Days FT wp P. , H. Sunday, {10 10 8. m. Sonday a Bleeping Cars attached 0 East. Ly BE #0 a 51 HES 4 30 400 2 $0 © 8 3 7 06 30 HG $5 } Lye ive j Arr, Arr fant 11.80 p m v. GEPHAS RT, General Baperintendent. To EASTWARD. a ™ “= ww e8 ERguSSTEEET dd Gh pREEN3S BE Ame CRENERERESS Fasuy BER POPOL IRBIS 8 Pa 8 IE 28 | i § mek Haven in 1 Praten 8% | ¥c take effect May 25, 159% $55 Brialy.....on apa Waddie. snm— i rousing... Ls “§ a sy 1288 if : Err i bi IzRgazEann | convect Traits traine and for Rate | FV, H. THOMAS, Sapt.
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