THE CENTRE REPORTER FRED KURTZ, Editor 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 5 cen per line for each “subse- quent insertion. Other rates made made known on application, CENTRE HALL, PA, THURS. June 10 preserve in the world. po HE ci [T seems the more the farmer asks the Pennsylvania legislature the | less he gets, notwithstanding his de- f paramount importance. of mands are o Bly N—-——— 80 after speaker Reed count Cranks are numerously that he can rum without taking in hats, canes and umbrellas, a can champion the interests of the far- mer to prevent it? . tt All post-masters whose terms are due to expire between now and July 15, are and 153 were being removed at once, removed the other day. nip ——— his ol take most earn Ax Towa senator refuses to salary he was absent his time and thinks he did not officials, bee ause his pay. KReores of half their time from the post of duty, honesty. don’t have the same tp Gov. veto axe to ki by thieving legislators. Right cut a wide swath and go through every chop by having the axe sharp. — rss ps - as bull threatens THE legiglature is mad a Hastings, and he use the veto on tres The override the vetoes by Gov. £ f legislators threaten to the Asury. two-thirds the go on. vote so that robbery may g wo ne ———— (Congress promises to bill passed before the the tariff on sugar is x NE wringled over just now. ay will try to have old dames against him. EE - oe Hastings and the are Gov. Republican legislature fearfully at war over ap- priating funds with over o The de- clares he will use his veto to prevent legislature millions, (iovernor LC ROme of reckle ssniess of the from being carried out. —— Wl Congress means to put a tariff cotton, for the first time in the history of the Why not put a tax of 25 per cent on all salaries, national and COL itry. it would prove a mighty revenue it would not could no state, raiser fron be felt and hiding? roes w here 1 SOU where there be -— haf se— A number of Turkish officials arrived in Thessaly, their harems. The Turks dently made their minds have up t to retain ring to set up a civil administration in the province. The arrival saly of the Turkish magistrates which more accurately shows the giversations of his Ministers and Peace Conference, sissies nics Tie wages of workingmen are but have railroad fares been have the salaries of Congressmen State officials and law-makers been duced? Is it not true that farmers and working men must pay the taxes out of which the profligacy at Harris- burg must be paid in increased salaries and a rotten legislature paid for? The Clearfield Spirit remarks cuttingly “How the devil workingmen can vote that way, we can’t understand.” ——— A gigantic railroad scheme to cross the continent is now under way. The gigantic enterprise was set in motion, when $30,000 was paid at Springfield, for the incorporation of a company with a capital stock of $30,000,000, The Baltimore and Ohio, the Wis- consin Central, the Chicago and Nor- re- tems figure in the great undertaking. By 8s consolidation of these, their branches and connections, will be pro- duced the big system, one end of which will touch the Atlantic the oth- er the Pacific. The headquarters of the system will be located in Chicago. ss A oly MILLIONAIRE DIPLOMATS, Guided by Senator Quay’s apprecia- tion and gratitude for services render- ed and hopes of the future, President McKinley has dished up a very inter- esting and significant lot of diplomatic appointments as “Pennsylvany’s sheer,” giving the exclusive privilege, however, to Philadelphia. He has appointed four Philadel- phians, all millionaires, whose aggre- gate wealth is said to reach $20,000,000. Charlemagne Tower, to Austria, is set down for $10,000,000; Mr. Harrison, consul-general at Cairo, tis credited with $3,000,000; Mr. Seott, 000, 000, and Mr. Townsend, minister to Portugal of a very wealthy family, has two or three millions in his favor. | None of these gentlemen, made their great wealth for themselves but inherited it sires, In addition, there is not much ques- John G. A. Leishman, of | Pittsburg, will be made minister to Switzerland as a concession to the Car- | negie interest. He also the millionaires. All of these gentlemen { contributors campaign | Mark Hanna and Senator Quay, Of course the extent is not known to the | pub lie, and never will be, as the Wash- Havemey- | er case it was nobody's business, | All over this i i we believe, from money-making ranks among lavish to were of funds | ington judge decided in the there were and are Republicans anxious to but commonwealth | serve their country abroad, they w hose political wl lesirous | were mostly poor fellows ice confined to work, Among preachers particula I'hey The was them were a go many of fat rly ither call- allotted to consulates, will be ed nor taken | Peunsyl inheritors of knew when, | for campaign purposes, ne rations the vania will be absorbed by ancestral wealth who iow and to whom to I'he give Comnmog alty will please take a back no grumbling Some of the i most of their abroad, i their millions and absorbing { ideas in the delightful atime Paris. One Mr. { the last { Portugal, last tw nty ive = of them, one 3 app has | ived in Eu years, ever since | ed from his teens, He under Preside: Pittsburg I” — matic place iat V enna. - Items of General Interest Santa Rosa, California, has ¢ | church which holds over built entirely from timber a single redwood. Timbers, 3 boarding and inner wood, there being no pl about it f and mortar is made of shingles cut fron fter it was all tinis! were 60,000 shi tree, and a ngles left. Gov, Hastings approv to prohibit corporations ring with their to join labor unions employes It imposes a fit $1000 and { of imprisonment more than ®ne year for rence, Seven hundre 100-dredth birt} Mrs. Be county, 1 ¥ ‘AK, OF Wedn » was the mother has DowninT Dufuer in jail for Wiis fund. Must icular down there : to cemetery | part | such erookedness would virtue by some folks - . A Complete Publication On June 1 the of the Pennsylvania P Assenger Dey ment | Company issued the 1807 edit | Summer Excursion Route Bool | work is designed to provide the with short descriptive notes of t of E principal Bummer resorts | America, with the them, and the rates of fare. over four hundred resorts in rolttes There the book to which rates are quoted, { fifteen hundred different re | combinations of routes, and i Mites | with the utmost care, and alto ge is the most complete and comprehen- sive handbook of summer travel | offered to the public. ts 219 pages are incloged in a hand- isome and striking e in o maps, presenting the exact routes over which tickets are sold, are { bound in the book. It is also profuse. ly illustrated with fine halftone cuts of scenery along the lines of the Penn- sylvania Railroad and elsewhere. Any doubt as to where the summer should be passed will be dispelled after a careful examination of the contents of this publication. On and after June 1 it may be pro- cured at any Pennsylvania Railroad ticket office at the nominal price of ten cents, or, upon application to the eral office, Broad Street mail for twenty cents, a fA A SANS One Way to be Mappy. Is to attend to the comfort of your family. Should one catch a slight cold or cough, call on R. E. Bartholo- mew, Centre Hall, and G. H. Long, Spring Mills, and get a trial bottle of Otto's Cure, the great German Reme- dy free. We give it away to prove that we have a sure cure for Coughs, "Colds, Asthma, Constipation, and all diseases of the throat and Lungs, Large sizes 50c. and 25¢, i ma. tt THI ~Every young man wishes to look neatly and well dressed, and desires that his clothing shall be of the latest cut and material, and then the price is an important consideration. Lewins, Bellefonte, has a stock that is the very latest. Everything and a big assort- ment to select from, which gives that stand the enormous rush it is having. oes the business, Lip OTS, wer, Several gen- Station, by junes-2t BRUSH VALLEY, ent of the Events, John Wait, of Loganton, valley last Saturday. Nome sixteen men were cleaning the was in our of Rebers- Clem Walker and his wife, Rulo- visited their burg over Sunday. Edward Smull and his wife, tany, at Kreamerville over Sunday. Mr. Tillburg and wife, of Lock Ha- ven, had staying at Henry Smulls, over Sunday. nu, relatives in of Nit- been at Kreamerville, John Royer, near Rebersburg, is getting an addition put to his Fvidently his large fat oxen must have nore The prominent of barn. roo, oth- the burg Madisonburg teachers and attended at er citizens, teachers’ examination Reber Saturday. The M. church, will have i Ce Creams wiv Kreamerville al on iy 17. nish the music, Mrs. Minnie H Aven, « day to spen (Cirennin ime to Reb d riends, 3 HB WEeK atives and f Mr. Royer nt appearances, 1 fwd lest Wiel - -> - COBURN, terest as Reported hy Oar satile Correspondent Ard ha - beautified iis Ho Miss ID iamsport on Monday, to left for W an anche Bowersox remain if time, Philadelph Was seen on formerly York e 3 was in Monday : »" were v i A ood ig place on Sunday. Messrs, 1. of near Lewisburg and isiting friends at terman family, War John visiting at the home of John Hofla at present. Miss Katie Korman, of Georges val- ley, is at present the guest of Mullin, en Railroad street. Girier, and weedy, are chant near the station, spent a few days in Union county on business, On Tuesday evening a number held of Missionary convention to be Millheim under the auspices United Ev. church. On Monday the school for the past year. handsome balance in their favor, by the voters of Penn township, being an off year, many did not think it necessary to attend. not be, it is a duty they owe their par- ty to be present even though it may seer unimportant. D. B. Geary, J, 8. Meyer, Jas. E. Harter, and A. B. Meyer, were the delegates chosen to the convention; on Tuesday morning these four delegates true to their trust, went to the convention at Bellefonte, and voted according to instructions, ~One of the largest stocks of Spring and Summer clothing ever received in this part of the state, was received re. cently by Lewins, at the Philed. Branch, Bellefonte. It is a tremen- dous stock and the prices are as low in Weekly Wenther Report Centre Hall, NEW CARRIAGE WORKS, Lovernmonut Servi Lowest O8 part cloudy, 0 cloudy, 55 cloudy. 5 part cloudy, H5 cloudy, 51 Du cloudy. Highest Nl) Temi i cloudy, Rainfall : ith forenoon, On nfternoon, on Sth, 22 inch nn fp cy Star Store. Prices Cut fo Half of wma No need to y uv ood Thi I' ; ron | Pri John T. Lee, Hall, . 00000000C00000000000000000 The Sensation of the Year-- FIR SIRS IST SI TS Te StI STC PS TREO RR SO PTR ST Sees ' G. O. BENNER. All Our Stock in Propor- fion. - Removal. The N cycle Hats at cw Sporting and Bi- 50c. <. Straw Hats by the Car-Load. JOHN SWARM, Wanted An dea 2 | 2 ; Montgomery & Co. (Aes ved {3 thes 15 ’ ia Protect wre ; 1 wealth th ' "atont As r ’ ¢ prise offer edd. te JOHN WEL Washingt fat oof # 80600000 COPOOCRORO GREP New Spring Goods. . 3} 5 AT 5 pes Nickel Steel Tubing. We control the entire production of this tubing and use it exclusively in 8 EE a i "100 STANDARD OF THE WORLD, HARTFORDS, *60, *50, 45 SECOND ONLY TO COLUMBIAS, ae POPE MFG. Co. Hartford, Conn. Catalogue free from Columbia dealers. By mall for one S-cont stamp. COMPLETE MODEL OF THE GREAT COLUMBIA in colors, ready to be cut out and built up, Wceipn of bre 5m a asmusement Sng atc N tun 14 uid and young, sent by. mill un vetulpt of S-Sunt Glaspn. TO ALL ALIKE »# P0000 DO000000G0000CO0ORO0ROO00000CRP0000000RO0OCDDRRGOROO AAS ENN SYLVA Philadelphia & and Northern Erie R. Central Time Table, 11 effec Lt Mav | NEW VORK Via Tame ja NE Ww ORK Ive. ja. op n Sunday, BIE ailach mesportat i130 p : added ph hija at 11.80 Bp. J. WW. GEPHAR Gener eupe riniehacit. oF iam a . 3 KE CENTRAL RAILRO To take effet May 25, 18% AD, Bt LLEF E ASTWARD 12 & : ; STATIONS rad ru lax Ar, 630 1 108 & 6 xX 1 ons 3x € 16.12 asls 10112 Bajs 05112 49's 21} 02/12 46% Bellefonte ed doieyiiie «Morris Whiter «oc Hunters... «Fillmore... Brialy.. Waddie... Reotia LB romsing TR IUmrine " Bra & Ooi. ow 1 " State i ol loge... Motming trains from Montandon, Williams Lock Haven and Tyrone “onnect with train 7 for State Oollege. Afternoon trains from Mon. tandon, Lewisburg and Tyrone connect with Train No. 11 for State College. Trains fram e oopnect wi BA. rie ng R.R. alte a] Daily exoepd Banday. Fl, THOMAS, Supt. AT PURLIC BALE. house, and about two isn , small barn and Jo EsRA BLE PROPERTY