THE CENTRE REPORTER
FRED KURTZ, Editor
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CENTRE HALL, PA., THURS. May 13
Turkey wants $25,000,000 of Greece,
to defray her war expenses,
asim e—
THE mayor and city council of Au-
burn, Neb., were put to jail on Mon-
day, for an unlawful proceeding in re-
gard to streets,
stile
her defeat and sues
The mateh was an unequal
Gireece admits
for peace,
a big, burly man against a tiny
CGireece showed spunk, but it was
ane
boy.
to face defeat,
lp
THE Senate committee made over 800
the Dingley tariff bill, It
must have been a very badly cooked
changes in
broth and deserving all the censure it
got from the Democrats,
ty EE
Ir is said positively that ifthe Euro-
pean Powers insist on the withdrawal
from Crete as a
condition of mediation, Greece will re-
of the Greek troops
ply that she prefers war even to exter
mination.
pe
The Illinois people feel like hanging
# number of their legislators and ban-
Yet the gentlemen engaged in |
i
working |
kers.
these two professions were
hand in band last year to preserve the
honesty of the currency, and Chicago
turned out in to
encourage them in it.
enormous numbers
Be an
A United States Judge has decided
that the directors of a Michigan bank,
tive duties are no longer available for
revenue in the needed quantity. This
forces the adoption of the Democratic
revenue principle by increasing the
reciprocity nostrum,
Wilson bill in 1804 taxes on
tea would have been included, but for
the belief the income tax would make
such levies unnecessary.
while admitting that the beer and tea
taxes of the senate bill are all right for
revenue to the
creased tax on wool and woolens, the
tax on hides, lumber, coal and other
necessaries, and a lot of minor protec-
tionist jobbery worked into the bill
The bill will undoubtedly
provoke interesting and excited dis-
cussion in the senate for the next two
months. Party lines will be broken,
in conflict between the interests of sec-
purposes, object in-
senate
tions, producers, manufacturers and
consumers, Threats are heard in ma-
ny quarters that the house will never
to the ate Lill, but t
house is manacled to Speaker Reed’s
sent ne
consent
& recent action
will, and judging by it
will probably do what he ordains must
be done,
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COBURN
Conf, of ‘Contral 1
Lutheran Church In Ses
Northern
fon.
Prof. Knight, of Laurelton
ing a few days with the
merchant Reuben Boyer,
Mrs. P. 8S. Bingaman and
and Miss obinson,
Mills, are
conference.
T. A. Mever has broken ground for
the erection of a dwelling house on his
lot recently purchased from
senhuth, in the
town.
George Smull, of Reberstbur
Tuesd i
York
son Ivan,
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FAALY £2
attending the
SU8N
Susan Ei-
§
eastern section of the
town on
the New
which
agent
I'he intelligence of the
ry Walker, the wife of Willi
f Rebersburg, and the
er, of
Mrs. BR FF. Vonada and
who failed to dircet, and thus enabled
a trusted official to make way with its
fands,
this sort
wrecking
of
mank
A few convictio
the
will not be so common.
tors, ns
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and business of
a sini
is danger of
There
the Pennsylvania
a big explosion in
Republican camp,
and when it comes it is predicted Quay
will be knocked out. There is trouble
brewing in the G. O. P.
In Ohio things look just as stormy
for Hanna, gure
which will and re-
Senator
and an explosion is
kn out Hanna
;
100k
sult in the election of a U. 8.
Crarthofl, of this place,
{ on Tuesday afternoon;
| paralytic stroke, aft
one day. Funeral
Mr. Reedy, of near Lewisbury
ed off with his daughter,
Hoffa, on Friday last af
He was en route for Pittsl
summoned as a juror before
district CC © His es
accompanied him to this
mained over day wi
ter.
The Northern Conferer
Pennsylvania Synod of the
al Lutheran church conv
place on Tuesday ever
Lutheran church.
reached a ve ry sj
arge audience,
were present at the
ministers came on
oun
»
to take Hanna's place,
ic ff nso Sess
LET the farmer sit down some even- |
ing, take up his pencil, reach for al
piece of blank paper, and begin to cal- |
culate what the present congress and |
state legislature have done to benefit |
him. He will figure in vain to find |
any benefit fo him even to the extent |
of a nickel. On the other hand the |
farmer's figuring will show him that
the trusts and monopolies have been |
benefitted to the extent of millions, i
How will our farmer vote hereafter ?
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AT the meeting of the Democratic |
Standing Committee at Bellefonte, the |
other day, the apportionment of dele |
gates for the various districts in the
county was made. The number of]
delegates to the county convention
was increased from 79 to 89, Capt. |
Hugh 8. Taylor, Democratic Chair-|
man, is proving his ability as the head |
of the organization,
The Democrats of Centre Hall have
2 delegates again instead of 1, having
lost a delegate two years ago, by the]
treachery of a few who worked up a
secret trade with the Republicans,
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con .
Lancaster constables are not having
a holiday of it. As a result of Judge
Brubaker's prodding, Constables in |
eight or nine wards of the city have |
returned nearly 100 persous for keep-|
ing disorderly houses and speak-es-
sles, which were run in the guise of
clubs, The ninth Constable, who re-
fused to return violations, is under
$500 bail for making a false return,
Sheriff Myers has put on an extra
force of deputies to make arrests of the
many defendants returned on Satur-
day by the Constables.
A A sini
In referring to the reception of the
Jones-Aldrich Tariff bill by the pub-
lie, “Holland,” the trustworthy New
York correspondent of The Philadel-
phia Press, quotes a prominent Repub- |
lican’s indorsement of a Democratic
sentiment to the effect that if Congress
“is not wise enough to give us an ex-
pedient tariff, not all the gold Demo-
erats nor all the force of the Republi-
can organization can prevent Republi-
can defeat.” This opinion was ex-
pressed in presence of Secretaries Sher-
man and Alger, upon whom it is said
to have made much impression, There
are several weighty considerations in
favor of this view of the political fu-
ture, assuming that neither the Ding-
ley bill nor the Aldrich bill, nor any
other that this Congress is likely to
pass, can be regarded as ‘an expedient
tarifl.”
A COLD RECEVTION,
The senate tariff bill gets a very chili
ing reception. Republicans criticise it
because of its confession that protee-
ing, and no doubt an i
ve gatherit
y
It will close on this,
or
K.
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AARONSBURG
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A Number of Horses Sick and Several Med
to this Community
Turb Kr
to Bellefon
work lasts,
Ls Musser, fi
of pneumonia, is able t
but looks rather shaky.
Messrs, John Bollinger a:
cisenhour have gone up Lh
he umber count
Arthur
ing for Altoon:
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t
bur
employment is
learn to be a machinist
George Homan has the
ling for this
man seems t
and will fill the
For the last
HERRON,
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the Wyle
few weeks
The Spring Mills base-ball club
which played last Saturday afternoon
against the Rebersburg club at Rebers-
burg, did not leave as cheerfully as
they came, on account of their defeat,
The Rebersburg fel
lows just knew how to win the game.
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Men's and Boys’ All-Wool
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Straw Hats,
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White Duck Trousers,
Summer Neckwear,
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munity with oranges, lemons,
nas, herring and Susquehanna shad
It is reported that Henry HafMy
who manufactured soft drinks in th
place for over a year, has sold his out-
fit to a man in Milion, and it
moved to that place,
A number of sick horses are
vicinity. Dan Wolf
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BRUSH VALLEY
Down the Valley,
planting their corn.
our valley Sunday.
burg, is seriously ill,
Hon. W. R. Bierly, of Rebersburg,
left for Philadelphia last week,
John Harter,
lively merchants is seriously ill.
bersburg friends,
Mrs. Susan Long, of Towa, will st
with her father, Thomas |
Rockville until fall,
Ed. Fencher, who represents the
Lock Haven Mosher Bottling Works,
was in our valley over Sunday.
Quite a number of our people were
to Bellefonte last week and
the law suit betwee
Charles Beck.
Two new houses will be put up at
the west end of Rebersbur,
mer by Messrs, Cyrus E
Beott Kerstetter,
Messrs, Charles Stoner and Al. Say-
ger, both of Salona, were pleasant vis
itors Siuong their Rebersburg and
Kreamer ville friends over Sunday.
Clyde Erhard, of Clyde, Ohio, who
was a witness for Charles Beck last
week at Bellefonte, was at his Rebers-
burg old home over Bunday and en-
lightened Rebersburg with fresh Ohio
smiles,
The U. 8. mail driver between Re-
bersburg and Coburn, in the person of
Charles Smull, has bis new house at
Rebersburg on a fair way to comple-
tion; no doabt Charles will soon show
the public that uncle Sam has a large
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Royer, at
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Men's Fine Laundered Shirts.
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Calicoes and Ginghams,
We can show
Poits & McCoy.
Centre Hall, .
Lukenbach's Photo-Studio.
3 Grand Premiums.
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Kidney Diseases,
Urinary Diseases
7 Colds and Grip.
Sold by Droggists, or sent prepaid on
receipt of pries, 25 or 5 for §1.
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