THE CENTRE REPORTER
FRED RURTZ, Editor
FERMS,—0ne 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
lusertions, and 5 cenws per line for each subse
quent lose: tion, Giher rates made made known
wit application,
CENTRE HALL, PA., THURS. mar. 10.
POLITICAL ANNOUNOEMENTS.
PROTHONOTORY
We are authorized to announce that tobert F,
Hunter, of Bellefoute, will be a candidate for the
Democratic nomination for Prothonotory, subject
to the rules and regulations of the Demo ratic
party.
We are authorized to announce that H. A. Me
Kee, of } ® township, will & candidate
for the Democratic nomination for Prothonotory
subject to the rules and regulations of the Demo
Cratic
We are authorized
Gardner, o
the Demo
subject to the
cratic party.
be
announce that M. I.
be n candiaate for
for Prothonotory,
d regulations of the Demo-
to
10m
rules an
zed to announce that C. U. Hof
be a candidate for the
Prothonotary, sub
of the Democrat
We are authori
fer, of Philipsht
Democra
ject to the rules and regulations
ic party.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
ted 0 announce that
t 1h
wi o i
anything near equaling what the A Horrible Rallrond Accident.
Is a daily chronicle in our papers;
also the death of some denr friend, who
had died with consumption, whereas,
for
3 million io the number of passengers | Throat and Lung diseases In time, life
carried, the whole number in 1897 hav- | would have been rendered happier and
ing been 68,848,607. This decrease in! perhaps saved, Heed the warning !
passengers carried was doubtless caus- | If you have a cough
ed by the competition of trolley lines, | of the Throat and Lungs ell at (i. H.
and, being for short runs, does not rep- | Longs, Spring Mills,
regent as large an amount of money as | get a trial bottle free.
the figures would at first sight seem to | and 2c,
indicate,
nearly 160 million tons having been |
sole agent, and
Large sizes 50c.
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| STEADY GROWTH OF INSURANCE
i
Wil- |
ty
Miss Frances E. by the Farmers’ Mut, Fire Ins. Co.
The death of
retary’s books, shows
growth of the Farmers’
Insurance Com
since 1890 :
Risks, 1860,
iy 1861,
the steady
reprint in its Magazine Number for |
“p : 8 : a Mutual
March a personal description and trib-
ute to Miss Willard, written for The
Outlook last year by her warm friend
and associate in temperance work, La- |
A full-page por-| 0 1890
trait of Miss Willard, drawn for The “ 1894,
Outlook by Mr. Gribayedoff, and a pic- “" 1865,
ture of Miss Willard in her library, | vo 1896,
accompany the year, * 1897,
The Outlook Company, 2587 Fourth av.
New York.)
$1,116,484 7¢
54,014 ‘
63,959
KK, 068
248,020
320,124 83
110,088 25
1,458 640 4
D. F. Lusg,
Bec'y,
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article. (33 a :
By order of the Board.
Centre Hall, 3:10 2t
a —
he Appointed Trustee,
The Klondike Rush
: : g Fountain Crider, of Bellefonte, was
A great rush is on in the direction of !
Klondike, It
present season 100,000 people will in-
appointed a trustee of the state insane
the : ’i
hospital at Danville, vice Wilson M.
is calculated
" Gearhart, deceased,
vade the Alaskan gold fields in 1808. ®
A —
Each man it is estimated will spend .
Don't annoy others by your cough-
ing, and risk your life by neglecting a
cold. One Minute Cough Cure cures
grippe and all
throat and lung troubles: for sale by
Smith & Crawtord,
0 for transportation
and supplies, making a grand total of
$60,000. 000 speut in getting ina posi- coughs, colds, er np,
-
tion to dig gold, Of this sum it is es
timated that the railways will receive
$5,000,000, the traders and hotelkeep- SALE REGISTER.
»
ers, where outfits are procured, §
ot) -
reason yet for declaring war against
Spain.
a
too
Prosperity is entirely slow in
pitching its tent in Centre county.
li
The
country ex
annual output of lumber in this
Il the
, iron and wheat.
ceeds in value a
silver, coal
yy —
The gold Democrats of
this state say
they will nominate a candidate of their
own for governor. These chaps clam-
ored for harmony and an ignoring of
the currency issue in the state
paign! They don't
for gold, they get it f
Cam-
go to Klondyke
rom Wall street,
It Ex
thority that Spain would have no ally
r Pr
trave
is give iropean au-
in Europe, ince Henry, the famous
Oriental ler, is the authority.
The Prince says, “every nation in Ea-
rope is too much occupied with its own
affairs to support Spain in a war with
1 States.”
the United
—
Bef
United
wre declaring war against
the
ered by or
States, Spain sh note
terms the
William Allan, E
Mr. Alls
within wnth
of little
nglishman and nav-
al expert. I isready to wager
that an after hostilities
begin, the United States will blow ev-
ery town on the Spanisn
Os,
-
>
queer conseiend ©¢ Case
A
came before the Pension
he
On
pension money, to which said
was not legally entitled. nvesti-
gation the Bureau discovered that the
money was rightfully his, and it was
returned to him,
-
*
War
A
portation $10,000,000, and for transpor-
tation of freight
Alaska $15,000,000,
The estimate of the gold that will be
Yukon Alaskan
fields ranges for the year all the way
over the passes in
taken from the and
Farner, near Pot
from 20 to 50 million dollars. farm implements
In California the gold production of
1849, the year following the discovery,
next ten
Years it ranged from $40,000,000 to $65. -
ERK) (XK),
was $40,000,000, and ior the
i -
LECTURE
In the Presbyterian church, at Le-
mont, Friday evening, Mch. 18. 1508.
Prof. Francis H. Green of West Chest-
»
was satisfied with Gen.
and would not recall him. Spain now
backs down by saying it only intima-
ted his recall would be agreeable,
Bo ong
in
crats
Hon.
are urgiog the nomination
or. In the recent presidential ecam-
paign Mr. Coffroth was the only can-
didate for elector-at-large who re-
serting to the enemy,
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Lewisburg Journal,
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Luzerne county, and when all bills
it will not vary much from £150,000,
al of the Sheriff and his deputies, du-
ring the past four weeks,
—— i ——_— A —— fo
The figures of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, Company's business for the
last year are stariling in their magni-
tude and by comparison. The reven-
ues were $128,278.000 and the operat-
ing expenses $87,641,000, leaving as net
earnings $40,637,000. In 1860, the year
before the war, the total receipts of the
United States Government were only
$56,000,000, or much less than one-half
the receipts of the Pennsylvania rail-
road last year. We presume there is
no railroad corporation in the world
whose annual receipts and outgo come
celebrated lecture: “The Three Queri-
f
0d
eS, Of
'rof. Green was one of the leading
Tustitute
1897, and
there. His
very in-
instructors at the County
held Be * Dee.
made maoy friends while
llefoute,
ig
addresses and lectures were
structive and much apy by all
I
yreciated
who heard him; he is a fluent and plea-
'
INE
The
Prof.
are glad
sing speaker and never fails toe
and iostruct hi
tain
teachers and
others
hichlv of ied
Cre OGepeak ughiv of him and
have the opportunity of Lie
Aaring him
Kk, lecture
is
Admission 25¢
ain. Doors open at 7 o'elog
1s at Process for the
fit of the chu
Found Gold
and Death,
ecently two Canadian mounted po-
hed with
sleds in tow, over which were strapped
The of the
mounted police at Taguish was attrac
ted by the dismal howls of a dog. A
the trail and
found the bodies of two men who
the trail. It as
LY iP Das Iw
turning Klondikers | used i
lice mare into Skaguavy two
It
}
two dead men. attention
foes
pris
two spike t
horse power
earch on
they
had
said they
been f on is | Brel-class runn piece brok
rozen
were re
a 1 DOWer: ©
with & goa 5
goal in perfoet trad
more Cleaniv t
and is gentle
gon] as new
iar, breechi
and they are reported to have had in :
ing
han a dog
as a lamb: ot
set of bugey }
®g. Of hundred
i Rural New York potatoes: these he
ect uber: and pure stock: they were
especially for seed, belong the ouly
by me for several foars A new sock of seed
was bought in New York two veaty ago: the po
tate | ool ! shape, & good
Fielde being a quality
un Having the household goods of
i also sell, large square }
| wood stove for sit ng
book cas
ut bs
their possession £160.000 in paper and |
the other
Iheir names are not known.
gold dust, one £00,000 and
£70,000, : mn
b one Or more
Ales are ae.
gp held
over
What pleasure is there in life with a
headache, constipation and bilousness? |
Thousands experience them who could |
become perfectly heslthy by using De-
Witt’s Little Early Risers, the famous |
little pills; for sale by Smith & Craw-
ford.
two f
COORKInE ut nails
{ Sinks, barre] of vineger: 9 bozea n
¢ offered
Highest
t in small
Ha
+
- a
TOCURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Heome iainis
Drugg
Tablets,
fails to Cu
Ie Ale 1s, property of the estals
2 ing top bugey,
¥. ‘eather trimmings Bug
¥ has never been peed: of D A. Boozer
will drop seoond ealf about time of
of Jas. 8 Stal!
fis Por
w
nine gear, black tusds
pti car
property
i Holetein cow,
i sale; pre ft
1]
85 W SMITH
nthe estate of W, R)
Burd, late of Centre
County, decd Court of Centre Co
Notice is hereby given that N. 5. &
Auditor appointed by the Orphans’
Centre County, to hear and J
tious filed to the secount of the
and to make distribution of the
hands of the same, in the estate of W R
Burd, deceased, will moe
atl his office in the Bag!
otigh of Bellefonte on,
March, 1598, at 10 o'clock a. m,
where they can be heard.
Bellefonte, Pa,
Feb, 234, 1508,
feblo-ae,
D
: lf of adminst
D. Osman, late of Ix
ing been lawlall
wot ld respectfully request all pe
themselves indevted to raid esty
mediate payment, and those having
Againet the same to present them J
cated for settlement, N. B SPANGLER,
fetid Administrator, Bellefonte, Pa,
security.
in the
Court
e Baildiog, in the Bor
N. B. SPANGLER,
Auditor,
eons knowing
claims
“E10R SALE THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS
ve for sale, cheap, two fine Spanish Jacks,
coming 4 and 6 years. Guaranteed good breed.
ers. For partion] ars EASE or address
4 A
Style, Quality, a > N.N Kants, Snyder Co.. Pa.
And Pri 0 IGNED OFFERS
nd Price,
DR RENT ~THE UNDERS
~Atthe—
Penns Valley Shoe Store
aod part of the house, dituated one mile east
Centre Hill A small family preferred. This is
a desirable farm, having choice fruit and ail
CHAS. A.KRAPE
SPRIN G MILLS, PA.
~—8Shoes of Every -—
necessary conveniences,
MRS. D. I. TRESS LER,
fob2att Belle
fonite, Pa.
XECUTOR'S NOTICE ~LETTERS TESTA.
tv entary on the extate of Elizabeth Rip.
ka, inte of Gregg township, , having
been lawfully g Sanind Io. a he
wou ? ¥
themselve« indebted tw the :
mediate payment,
ciate 3 y and those h
agai sme to
cated for settlemen
i.
febli4t
The champion of all spring-tooth harrows; a
skillful construction, built for any and all
teeth can be adjusted to any dey wl
ers on the rear bars, t
they can be lifted high above the ground, for
of the harrows,
The one piece steel angl
all strain without w ary |
sled-runner sl
conditi
ith, ile in mot
tl
ng:
ipe, to al
stacles and trash, and
field exceedingly Cassy
away to prevent clogei
For prices sor appl
appv i Wie 4a
addre
JACOB SHA
and Harvest (
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Twing
Dealer 1
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CENTRE HALL,
masterpiece of
OB of 80il. ] he
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Just as Reasonable.
SMITH BROS.
Spring Mills, Penna.
HOW TO MAKE MONEY
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working ularly, or, if
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Philadelphia & dre R. R. Divisior
and Northern Central Railway,
£4
Time Tt
TRAIN LEAVE MONTAKDOR, EABRTWARD
i 3 Train 2. We ik days for Bunbury,
Harristin arriving st Philadelphia, 12.00 p.m.
Rew £8.53 p,m, Beitr ore 12.49 pom. Wash
m, Through cosches to Philadel
Sa itimore and Weel! won
” FF Dually for Bunbury,
ev Bwmrre, Herribory and intermediste ste
tions Week days [0 ion, Hazleton, sud
Pottsville Fhiledelphin, Sew York, Baltimore,
Weah ington : | wsenger coaches Ww
Philade } 140 ore
1.55 Train 8, Weekdays for Bunbury,
Wilkeat cranlon, Hazieton, Pottsville, Har-
nlerncilste stations, arriving at
Shia at 62pm, New York. 9.80 p. m
CWp om, Wabington st 7.16 P
through Wo Pliindelphia, and §
e410 Flillade! hin and Baltimore
I, Yeckdnys for Wilkes
2 Polaviile, and daily
! Tintern ad inte points, arriving
£1020 6m, New York 858 &. ms
bpm. Washington 10.5 p.m. Pes
oe WWilkesharre sod Phijlade iphis
iz re, na parlor cat to Philadelphia
Train 6, Weekaays for o 1utiary
ELF and all lntorinediste sations, wrriv
saelpbis, 4.50 8, m., New York at 7.28
ny cars from Harrisburg
Tork hiisdelphia
remain in sleeper undisturbed
¢ Train
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Eeeping
hlimaephis and New
Dass Tig w Can
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For Bunoury
ions, arriving s
1 4. (Daily
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Yor Erie, and
nan sleeping
Week days
i Eimira,
Pu
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18llons
Ww
BLG
undays for Wat-
tun, Rochester, Buflalo and Niag-
imal conch 10 Rochester
(Daily) For Lock Haven
stations, weekdays jor
Philipsburg, Pittst ug and
igh cars to Tyrone
Weekdays for Kane. Ty-
lipsburg, Pittsburg, Cannan.
le stations, Syracuse,
Niagara Falls, with
ik 10 Kane and Rochs
hester
On =
rsd
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Renovo,
ir Lock Haven,
TRAINS FOR MONTANDON FROM
EAST AND BOUTH,
aves New York 12.18 Philadels
Harrisburg
r Week-
) night,
& m
f ns
Wi lkesbarre, 7
iathore 4.56
Washing
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+ AND TYRONE RAILROAD
¥ Bxoept Bunday
Eastward,
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Pp
No 6,80 4. No Zz
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May 18, 1506
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45 -BELLEFNTE
5 ~Nigh...
Zion,
Hecla Park.
Donkies .,
ILERSEG.
Je sey Shore.
Win POM | Lye |
m'PO Tian.
PHILA
JAtante City
NEW YORK...
{Via Tamequa,)
NEW YORK... |
{Via Phila)
Lee,
AT
i.ve
iM, m in oa
Wp. wm sunasy
239 30 a.m. Sunday,
im Sleeping Cars attached to
roves Williamsport at 13
bound fr— Phila)
Ip oo
"Daily,
Philadelph
| bound trai f
| Wen
Hast
H 0p m and
shin at 11.80 pom
_ 4. W.GEPHART.,
General Buperintendent
| BELLERC INTE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
| To take effect May 25, 1896,
| EASTWARD :
| gs
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re {am tAT,
1 1058 454
1 Gis an
16 1612 juts
6 10412 Hein =
| ry Ix
¥.
1g a Bellefonte......
Ooleville ,,
{6 hodio
«16 S810
in
Moming trains
Lick Haven mud T
7 for State College. A
tandon, Lewisburg and
ain _: ii Yor ot i lege. Trains
‘tate College connect wit hos R,
Bellefonte R. trains mt
Daily a Bunday,
ESIRA BLE PROPERTY AT PUBLIC 8a 1%.
Io i AD about tar
acres of el. on which isa wmall barn and
other outbu S IEEE: Chote 1) ear sud
thin walter Tas the d hd n
um; 5 centa
and Bunday, 8.00
Centre Hail. = A Iwo borough of
i —— SSACRES
hatin ahd in = Ixfgh state of cultivation, » 1
THE TIMES,
ore ; « Bar the
borough of Ces tae Hall, eM end of the