YOL. LXX. CE
WASHINGTON LETTER
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{ who have their clothes made by fash-
fonable tailors $5.00 or $10.00 advance
{on a suit is hardly noticed, and if no-
THE RESULT OF THE ELECTION | ticed evokes no complaint. It is very
CHIEF SHIKILEMY'S GRAVE
FROM ALL AROUND.
LOCAL AND GENERAL TOPICS OfF
Found in the Middle of the Road with Most
of Bis Teinkel Ioilact,
The recent discovery of the buried
PLEASING TO DEMOCRATS. | with those who
io { have to be careful in
tures, for to this cluss $5.00 represents
{a considerable sum The
men who buy $15.00 and
of
Sot) tH)
The American People Will Soon Govern
Fnemselves. Ohio Repablicans Have
Trooble for Hanon,
Nav,
Jones, of Ark., Chairman
WASHINGTON, 8.—~Senator
of the Dem-
oeratic National Committee, arvived in
Washin
state of mind over
jubilant
last
decidedly
the
He said on the sub-
ject: “Well, you bet It
makes me feel twenty-five years young-
that the
American people have not been
or blinded this time. The results
an omen of coming and greater good,
ton in
x a
results of
week's elections,
I'm tickled,
er and makes me undersiand
souzht
are
It just tukes opposnion and sorrow to
develop the full strength of the Dem
cratic party. This result convinces me
that the silver sendinent grows, grows
and grows, and that by the next Pres
idential el will have grown to
h. Just
Error dies irom a
eCLon, it
an irresistable mark
my
8: en:
words. pin
scrateh, but truth survives Lhe cyclone
The Democratic party is Tiuth,
it comes to a long raceaund a hard race,
the Democratic party theie, 1
ters have taken in old Maryland,
hope for her is not dead in my bosom
yet. Ofcourse it would have been
more desirable had Mark Hanna been
avalanche of
when a g
inhumed under an
ocratie votes, but feat man
saves his scalp only by the sKin of his
teeth, it is virtually a defeat.
One of the most interesting stories
Ouio election
WwW
too. Ac-
ry Sher- |
Foraker |
Republicans aad offered an opportan-
Hanoa
snabby
growing out of the
is
now being told on the quiet in
ington, and it finds believers,
Secret
cording to this siory,
man has been app. ouched by
ty io get even wich Doss and
Mr. McKinley for
ment they have g
the {reat-
iven bim, not only
by preventing Haunu's elec
Senate, but by sect ing his own relurn
to that body. Mv.
a bird to gobble up every
Suerman is too old
ning tempt-
ing that is placed before iim, but he is
said to have this proposition
proj
consideration and to be making s
inves fhrough trosied
ITavion,
f
as to the probuvility of suceess should
he consent to
Th
the Foraker members of il
enwey He
anti-Hanna
combine, scheme in biel is for
we Ohio leg- |
jislature to siay out of the
caucus, which will, of cou:
we
3 ‘
Lilet MNEenaLe,
nate Hanoa for
nominate Gov, Bushoell or some
er thick and thin Foraker man
The Fora
jtes elaim to have members enouch to
br
nite period, a deadlock in the leg
anti-caucus candidate,
ing about and keep up for an indefi-
isla-
lure, and they argue that after Hanna
sees his own election to be an’ impossi-
bility, he will be willing to join Bush- |
nell in withdrawing and eeing |
in am
upon a compromise candidate who ean
get the entire Republicon vote and be
That is where t
Myr. that
They say that they will sug-
elected, he
ites tell
come in.
Foraker-
Sherman he ean
gest him as a compromise candidate
for the Senate, and that
would like {0 neither Boss Hanna nor
Mr. MeKinley would to object.
There
scheme,
much as they
dure 0
are too “ifs” in this
but it
many
indicates how
nious the Ohio Republicans are,
Consul General Lee has received his
final instructions and will this week
different, however,
their expendi-
number
$20.00 suits is
largely in excess those who pay
for a suit, and
the
tailors $40.00 and
‘it is from the poor and middle
class that the kick a
tariil is sure to come. ”’
Ap
ri Not by Will Dis
Interesting Decision, —(
Inherit Heirs Who May
, at
ant decision was rendered in court
Contest the Will,
On 1 iosl Lancaster, fun imports
Ly
Judge Brubaker, he taking the zvound
fit
will. The decision was reo
heirs who may see to conieslt
state of Emanoel Ua
ite of West Earl Ia hi
penter divected his executor
pe Her,
£
le 4 wil
ute his estate accoraing
tions therein con ed: and
the hes filed exceprions Lo
bution of the execuiors =
would fou
eit the legacy he or she
to get, y of Lhe sons of dece
was Frank
ren obec
noie alle
IE Jd
pa d.
because
will
and they pe
1 is8iO1
Coun...
ion,
has
A pariy in search
of India relies was exploring the sight
ilemy, at Sunbury,
crowds to the grave,
cemetery, when the grave of the chief
was accidentally uncovered,
Shikilemy was one the
the William
He was a
Indian
of
chiefs who siened Penn
treaty in 1735. Grand Sa-
chem of the Lenni Lenapes, and dep-
ULy governor app ited Iroquois upon
their co guest of the Susquehasona in-
centie of the road that leads to the
ted fom Elbows
John Goraon, of
the mouat
mained in th
and two nigzl
and revived, oul
wel
Ina Desd Faint
what i
etie fiend, } iiiness has been
brougut al it ny 3 i of too
the ding i
many
of Was tun.
COIs IOs
thought tha
thank« loans
r a
recovering again.
——
it Aze of Man.
Seriping
We have all |
fom 8
yeard the well-woin
ie RX
p= “The
davs of a mun are three score and |
ribuled to the aiid
mn,"
’ will be found the
“Yet bh
but in Genesis, vi
following passage :
days |
This
been overlooked
years.” passage stis to have |
#04
i, aud is ravely quoted,
although, curiously enough, it exacily |
Norinumberland
id-
ie
about
bridge,
re amd the Hunter mansion, he
had dug down two feet when it
tw
The
was
The
skeleton
crumbled
had removed
(Werle a numoer
lass beads still in a semi
circu
had
Beside
i bot
i DOL~
rtaong that
Away.
}
iy sl
i Are
cinim the
and
le evidence of his
hin ligniiy
Hiner owner various other
ve liteiula
I'he most convincing of
wails and hinges of
ound. proviog bey
a cof.
* One ever oveled in an
yard
held the bo iy
$
sat it
¥, the ouly old war-
received
lwo evident rom
e teeth o
d
Vive King Sbekelimy,
that he live fo an sdvanced
fi
Was in every se
fo-
a uue representative of every-
a good
dian,
thiug t
h
never betrayed
{io
man,
his
word, white
and never condoned a erime,
a
Wt
WIDE INTEREST
The New Grange Hall to be
A
an Imposing
Mtruclture Klondike Yield of a
Union County Teapot,
The new grange hall now in cous
of erection is to be the finest bulid
of the kind in the town, according
f
all reports, It will be of brick,
will cover a large ground # pace,
building will be modern in design, a
h
along with the lodge room for t
large store room on the
The ex
aud work will soon beg
cavation has
dation by the ma
desire 10 complete |
ble, and work will
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id for Her Beasfactors
Give Us the Information
ul newspaper is
The fault i
with the edit
and even anx
Fooled W.lh a Loaded Gan,
toexamine
shut the
the con
¢
faces of Cloyd Brubaker #
Kil
the whole top of his head Leing
in the hea
rey. Brubaker was
of! oung Forrey is so badly is
1:
and face that he
}
ive,
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General Notes,
H. 8
been granted
Will
Ham
ha 4
sion.
Mrs,
Mile
a1 increas
z. of
bia lt
LN
Nack has made a conf
3.01
vi ide
A three story frame hotel, at |
wood, uuoecu pied,
Lows
Ailman in
£5000,
his
fire on Tuesday.
{to
ja as careful as) corresponds to the theoiy that man |
of
return to Cuba. He
ever about discussing Cuban matters, | should atiain five times the period
but there are good reasons for saving | reaching his maturity.
Mn
that he is confident that there will be |
it]
was because of this belief on his pait| A large majority of the roller flour |
that he agreed, when urgently request. mill owners of Westmoreland county |
ed to do so by Mr. McKinley, to re | have oraanized and agree to give only |
main in Cuba until the trouble was pounds of flour for every bushel of |
over. | wheat, 3 pounds Jess than has been al- |
The army of pensioners still steadi- | lowed in the past. Theasciion has cre-|
ly grows in numbers, notwithstanding ated widespread disgust among the!
peace in Cuba in a few months Millers and Farmers ut War
no
i»
ere ’ y E30)
Queer Election Noard. § oectelary repor
| the stale grange saves the enrollment
Sunbury Daily : On elect ay ® 3
Sunbury Daily n election day IB or the past year was over 4000,
Fast Cameron township, the election ”
Bagasia, the Spanish premier,
sent 8 note to Washington which
| for peace and not at all war-like.
bo. rd consisted of five persons who
were all brothers-in-law, It is not of-
ten that one family can run an elec-
in
tion, and we doubt whether such an-| Candidates for masier of
State, In part the board consisted | and Rhone. Col. Thomas is proposed
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of Emory Henninger, Monroe Whary | for master of the state grange.
and Joe Whary. The three | The judges of courts in Philadelphia
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named married sisters by the name of | have opened a number of election box-
above
®ve
were
before, notwithstanding the dropping,
during the fiscal year for death and
other causes of 41,1 names, There
were 976,014 names on the roll at the
close of the last fiscal year, and, unless
death claims an unusually large num-
ber, it is probable that the million
mark will be passed before the close of
the present fiscal year.
From all direciions come complaints
about the tremendous rise in the price
of almost everything, excepting the
only article that more than half of our
people have to sell—their labor. An
expert says of the effect of the Dingle y
tariff upon the price of men’s clothes:
“A guit of clothes that could be bought
last year for $15.00 cannot be duplicat-
ed now under $20.00 and that fact is an
annoyance to dealers snd customers
slike. With men of ample means,
Wy
-——-
farmers. Meetings of all the grange
organizations in the county have been
the new organization,
Started the Shops,
W. O. Rearick started his machine
His specially is the fa-
mous cornplanter and several hundred
will be built for the next season. The
shops will run on planters until corn
planting season.
silt p——
Will Remove the Office.
Postmaster Brisbin expects to move
the postoffice into the building on the
Harpster property, which he recently
purchased, and now occupied by An-
dy Reesman, He will remodel the in-
terior and fit up the office with new
furniture.
Ey. A
—When you want a suit to fit, of
good quality and at a low figure, there
is bat one store in Bellefonte that can
touch all these points. Lewius, at the
Philad. Brauch is the place.
Weikel.
were
ctl missin
Have Left Town,
Contractor Malone and his helps
took their departure on last Baturday,
and were an orderly set of men. No
work is now being done for the new
water plant, except refilling paris of
the ditches to prevent accidents,
I A SA RANA
The Trouble Over,
A prominent man in town said the
“My wife has been wear-
ing out her life from the effects of Dys-
pepsia, Liver Complaint and Indiges-
tion. Her case baffled the skill of our
best physicians. After using three
packages of Bacon's Celery King for
the Nervesshe is almost entirely well.”
Keep your blood in a healthy condi-
tion by the use of this great vegetable
compound. Cali at G. H. Long's,
Spring Mills, sole agent, and get a tri-
al bottle free. Large sizes 0c. and
Zoe.
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Over a dozen papers in different
counties of the state have copied the
Reporter's suggestion to celebrate the
Centennial of the Tusseyville church
plot.
Wintersieen, the dynamiter, has left
Bloomsburg on a promise never to re-
turn to this state if he is kept free of
a new trial. He has now goue to New
York city.
The members of Sugar Valley lodge
of Odd Fellows, at a meeting Saturday
night, decided to erecta new hall in
Loganton, Clinton county. The new
building will be three stories high and
of modern style of architecture.
A returned gold seeker pictures life
on the Klondike something like this:
When the thermometer is several de-
grees below zero, take your shovel and
plek, go out into the woods and dig a
hole 16 feet deep ; then return in the
evening, eat some stewed buffalo robe,
and sleep in the woodahed.
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§
THANKSGIVING DAY
Governor Hastings Calls Upon the People
A
to Observe November 2
Governor Hastings issued the usual
NO. 44
More
from Everywhere.
Cullings of than Ordinary Interets
‘Mary
had a Billy goat
Its tail
And everywhere tha
That goat is s
He follo
Which made |
For Mary had 1
is sort of bent,
Thanksgiving day proclamation Tues.
day, ealling upon the people to observe
ire Li
y
the day, November 25
manner. He says:
“We have
cause for gratitude,
in a fit
ting wed her to
abundant and upusuni
No pestilence has
invaded our borders, and peace has
prevailed, The willing hand of labor
has
been rewarded and the
found employment,
Dod
pared 0
neon
ir
isher,
W. Peigl
oemaker, {
Agnes Ri
Miller,
Wm. H.
hester Hill.
Haven,
of College twp
JOckington, WwW
field Co., and Miss Maggie Mor
ellefonte
Lock
1
1 {
Ha
har] f ilar
Charles 1 on, of oodiat
ar
£40,
—
Champion Cora Hoasker.
While Penns valley can boast of 0
crops, Sugar valley boasts of
5 » 3 1
Otto Reigh-
busket
tion of his skill as
corn busker. In one day, from
in the
off 1
morning until 6
evening, he tore the husks ig
J. A. Johin-|
Bo
The three-year-old boyof
Belle
1 1s
o ACKSON
on De-
fonte, of
was the head, will
3 3 » = a 4
isl OV 4 new |
W. Fred Reyuolds, Joseph
ery and Curtis Wagner,
cember posed of
RigoImn-
1
Rince all school
$Y. 8.8 vans y
calidren an
by law
compelled to attend school teach.
make all
giudy their lessons in the evening and
thus keep any from howling on the
s VIE
10
ers have it in their power
attacks of croup. Mr. Johnson says he | streets at night.
that the timely of | { you Keep.—If you keep a horse.
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, during | cow or dog, send for Dr. Humphreys’
a severe attack, saved his little boy's | Veterinary Manuel and learn about
life. He isin the drug business, a |their treatment and care. Mailed free.
member of the firm of Johnson Bros. | Address Humphreys’ Medicine Co.,
of that place; and they handle a great | cor. William & Jolin sts, New York.
many patent medicines for throat and | yr 211 the children one-fourth
lung diseases. He had all these to | 4:0 before 11 months, one-third before
chose from, and skilled physicians |e 954 month, half before their eighth
ready to respond to his call, but select | year, two-thirds of mankind before the
ed this remedy for use in his own fam- | og year, three-fourths before their 51st
ily at a time when his child's Jite was year, and of about 12.000 ouly one un
in danger, because he Knew it to be su- vives a whole century. . :
perior to any other, and famous the .
country over for its cures of croup.
Mr. Johnson says this is the best sell
ing cough medicine they handle, and
that it gives splendid satisfaction iu all
cases, Sold by J. H. Ross, Linden
Hall; 8. M. Swartz, Tusseyvilie; Wm.
Pealer, Spring Mills, and R. E. Bar-
tholomew, Centre Hall.
———
~Gayer, Knox, Youman, Dunlap, |
Imperiai and Young's Hats—All col
ors—Soft and Stiff, $1.00, 1.25, 1.50,
1.75, 200, 225, 250 and 3.00-Mont-
gomery & Co., Bellefonte,
:
is satisfied ure
born
The Journal says a large porker,
| weighing about 400 pounds, belonging
to J. C. Buook, of Millheim, died a few
days ago. The grunter might have
waited a little longer and had the
pleasure of kicking the bucket amid a
butchering frolic,
John Uszzle, of Snowshoe, claims to
have a turkey gobbler that weighs 62
pounds. Gosh, how we'd like to see
something like that on our Thanks
giving table with Uszle to do the carve
ing. Our Boowshoe friend always has
the largest and best about him.