THE CENTRE REPORTER FRED KURTZ, I'ERMS. One year, $1.60, when paid in advance por year, Insertions, and 6 cen per lino for each subse. wit applica ion, UBNTRE HALL, PA., THURS. mar. 31, POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. PROTHONOTORY We are authorized to announce that Hunter, of Bellefonte, will be a candidate for the to the rules and regulations of the party, We are authorized to announce that H. A. Kee, of Spriog township, will be a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Prothonotory subject to the rules and regulations of the Demo- cratic party. announce that M. I. Gardner, of Bellefonte, will bea candidate for the Democratic nomination for Prothonotory, subject to the rules and regulations of the Demo Cratic party. We are authorized to We are authorized to announce that C, U. Hof for, of Philipsburg, will be a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Prothonotary, sub ject to the rules and regulations of the Democrat ic party. DISTRICT ATTORNEY. are authorized to announce that William Bel will be a candidate for nomination tor District Attorney, les and regulations of the Dem- 4G, Runkle, Hefonte the Democrat subject to th OCratic party We are authori Spangler, of Beil the Democratic nor ney, subject to the Democratic party. zed to announce that N, B nte, will be a candidate for District Attor- ation for 1 regulations of nies ana ASSEMBLY, , 01 Btate College Wratic nom the rules and re ty. We are authorized Thompson, of Halt Moon candidate for Assembl of the Democratic Co to announce We are authorized to ann that Geo W. Koch, ‘otter township, be a date fi Democr * nomil 1 for Asse bly, subject to the ru Democratic party nee CAD The Butler Quay only 2573 votes out of about 5000, county Republicans gave es tp nn i The Wanamaker people the 1 war path and making the Quay fold feel muchly uneasy. on are pt fmcetm—— Some of the Republican organs ac- cuse President McKinley of being too slow in dealing with Spain. Those of with Quay and against Wanamaker, simply mean that they approve the Be pt the Republicans who side infamous doings of the last two legis latures, act When you remember how shamefu ly the last and previous legislature pil- fered ti and fair to ask what kind of conscience i- i 1e public monies, it is in place the man bas who will vote to keep tho=e fellows in power. - — Be pt _. The best thing the Republicans of ‘a this state could do would be to follow begin house-cleaning—join John Wan- amaker, who has started in with ban- ner lye, pearline, biush and hot water. tm The Pennsylvania railroad volunta- ry relief fund has attained mammoth J In 1807 paid out of benefits, ber year it was 43,975 proportions. $631,038.81 were In 1886 the 10,952 and The in its treasury $463,379.56, num- of members was jast fund now has Bn pot land County Commissioners a few days ago that all aliens employed in the county who send their children to the public schools must hereafter pay a tax. It several is claimed there are not now paying school tax. The law passed in 1895 will be strictly enforced. ot oie A novel discovery was made by Da- vid Burkhart, of Belaano, county, last week. While looking ov- er the Bible Mr. Burkhart found wril- ten on a blank page the will of his wife who died recently. The docu- ment is valuable to the husband, as it makes him heir to considerable prop- erty. Cambria ions. a priceless heritage. EE hunting for Spaniards. in the There are stored arsenals within CHNATY ferent field rifles. tured. mss A A wt The judicial investigation of bribery in the Philadelphia councils conduct- ed by Judges Bregy and Gordon, is panning out “pay dirt” of the most loathsome character. Councilmen have testified to offers of from $5,000 down to $500 for their votes. In some cases they were accepted and in others re- jected. The evidence is direct, and ap- parently makes out a clear case against the jobbers engaged in getting through an ordinance leasing the city water works to a private corporation at fig- ures so fat as to make nice divys for some councilmen. A number of arrests have been made and Peter E. Smith, a prominent Re- publican politician who had charge of promoting the job in councils, has been ee ——— ————— The Uneasy Emperors. With his army engaged in shooting down agrarian rioters in Hungary, the hope of averting a revolution, with Vienna a virulence of anti-semit- have And with Russia plumping down $0,000,000 rubles for an extra naval ap- propriation in view of Eastern compli- the Socialists in the Reichstag hold- William the Sudden would re- to Europe from our interference in Cu- ba. mere suggestions of common American action best more emphatic and aggressive the way to do it is to intimate that Europe proposes to prevent us. Thus far we hs in regard to Cuban affairs and 2 achieved a reasonable success. But anything could make us hot under t collar and spoil our temper it be a notification from Europe that we Subject to Letter Postage, ed that when firms print the nature of their business after the name on postal cards, the cards are subject to the let- ter postage of two cents, For years it has been the custom of many business firms to send addressed postal card to their customers in order that the latter The addresses were printed and after the might send orders free of cost, firm name frequently the business of the firm was printed, This the post- office department has suddenly decid- ed to be an advertisement, which sub- jects the cards to letter postage, and the business men are up in arms. fy en Thousands of suflerers from grippe have been restored to health by One Minute Cough Cure. It quickly cures coughs, colds, bronchitis, pneumonia, grippe, asthma, and all throat and lung diseases; for sale by Bmith & Crawford, Ra - Recent Union County Deaths At Milton, Adam of Lewisburg, aged 78 years, In New Berlin, Solomon K. Dreis- bach, aged 72 years. Near West Milton, the Cieorge Lelser, aged 85 years, of widow | a - } Another Sign of War A Bomerset county hen ! at‘w" | American flag on This is, | pondent legs with on one side the | told. A Horrible Rallrond Aceldent ing out the blot on eivilization Wo fy James Cornelly’'s Card Bell PUBL ruled , Mar. 24th, To Tis Ag Court has the to the rest shoulders of another, I now about to be taken states prison the Orn for a erime that should upon desire behalf of my mother and myself to re- turn thanks to the many friends who 1 in 1 v iy have labored zealous defeated for ey my be their half. Although forts to obtain jt great of mothe that I had fair minded people With for all. 1 remain yours respectfi JAMES CORNELI wnfort to my r the good will of s in the commun malice towards none and cl Sheriff’ Cronister on Ti ty took James Cornelly penitentiary. Durin —— Defense to the Sons of Yeterans, Select School. Prof. D. M. Wolf spring term of school, at Spring Mills, 411 3 Wilt open nis on Monday, April 4th, 18058, to contin ue ten weeks, Special advantag those preparing to enter college, or teach. marad It EE — The farmer, the mechanic and the bicycle rider are liable to unexpected and bruises, DeWitt’'s Witeh Hazel Salve is the best thing to Kk cuts on hand. It heals quickly, well known cure for piles; f Sih 8 the Rew —8hoes of Every — Style, Quality, And Price, —Atthe— Penns Valley Shoe Store —— CHAS. A. KRAPE, SPRING MILLS, - PA. ee mu ily preferred howe fruit MES. D. 1. TRESSLER Bellefonte, P NA Ra ad Caveats and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Pat. ent business conducted for MootRaATE FEES. un Orrice 18 OrrosiTe U. 8. Patent Orrice snd we can secure patent in loss me Lian those remote from Washington, Send model, drawing or photo, with descrip. 2 tion, We advise, if patentable of not, free of § charge. Our fee not due till patent is secured. 2 i A Pamesuiey, How to Obtain Patents,” with ¢ | $cost of same in the U.S. and foreign countries § | #sent free. Address, ¢ {C.A.SNOW &CO.} Ore, PATENT Orvice, WaaninGTON, D. i ln hae FRR ERRERERRRR RRR i i ibe iiiaiiatib d HENCH & DROMGOLD’S he ] : | wo. - ST cont { THE OSBORNE COLUMBIA SPRING-TOOTH skillf m, ful const we adjusted to any ds fui, wl HARROW. of or anv and all conditions of soil. The | gpring-tooth harrows; a masterpiece tructic built { 1 i ’ He eve { tecth can | in motion. by the i * eultivation desired, or ! i ers on the rear bars, to give they can be lifted | of the harrows. ny aniount iierh above thie wd, for the transportation rot The one piece steel angie bar frames are ped to withstand gtrain without warping: the front part of bent upward, ) 1 1 1 i ri ! Tar Anrl ram d to allow thie narrow to gil Ve dinary ob- i it ransportation to and from the ts ’ g . I'he rear si } ne ul Iam i Th a 1 Osborne, address or aAppiy to rN JACOB SHA Deaer in Osborne Binders runner shape, Jes and trash, field exceedingly « and to render any, C8 18 cut away 2 : to prevent clogging, For prices $A { RER, Hay Tedders, Hay Rake ne and Harvest Of Oghorne Mowers Rope, Binder i CENTRE HALL, - PENNA. 0H {3 FOR BARGAINS ? Stoners. svilacihimen As people always aro. Clover Seed. Fanning Mills. Seed Seives, Up fo Date Dairying Supplies | | Household Fixtures and Sewing Machines, Blankets! Robes ! Sleighs and Sleds, Builders’ Supplies £ 2imir almont & Co., 120 Co . iat Dr. Humphreys the discase b Specifies « disorder in other parts They Cure the Sick. TREE PRICES. 23 23 23 23 23 eit COTTE MATHEMATI and applied MECEBANIC ¥ { 3 i ~Fevers, CO with study, thr TERS yi 3 MENTAL, MORAI LIT 9 £ ns, InSammations, Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Oollc Teething, Colic d-Marrhea, of Children or Adults. 7 «Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis S-Neursigia, Toothache, 25 B-Headache, Sick Headache, Vertigo. 23 1 6-Dyepepsia, Indigestion, Weak Stomach. 23 1 1 ~Sappressed or Painful Periods 23 123-Whites, 23 13-Croup, Laryngitis, Hoarseness.. 235 14-%alt Rheam, Eryeipelas, Eraptions.. 23 15-Rheumatiem,. Rheumatic Pains £5 16-Malaria, Chills, Fever 25 19-Catarrh, Influenza, Cold In the Head 23 LOW hooping- Cough “aun 233 LT -Ridney Diseases 23 Ln-Nervous Debility 1.00 30-Urinary Weakness, Wetting Ded... [25 T7-LGirip, Hay Fever 23 Dr. Homplireys' Manual of all Diseases at your Droggtsts or Mailed Free by drugeists, or sent on receipt of price Fhrey 8’ Bod. Co. Cor. Willlam & John Sia, On Crying Wakefulnoss Faoeache Too Profuse Periods and Agoe inst ¢ a positio make more mos have ever made Sr Hum New a v; i JONES LE Two horses pull the light running Jones Lever Binder with the aid of Lever Power easier than three horses can pull other binders. The Lever, the Fly Wheel, simplest Knotter in the world, the Plano Carry- ing Spring, the Friction Clutch Reel, these are all exclusive, patented features found only in the Jones Lever Binder. Farmers in need of binders, mowers, hay rakes, grain drills, cultiva- tors, harrows, plows, plow repairs, all kinds of binder and mower see- inspect my poon forks, lawn mowers, ete., will do well to come and es, spring wagons, carriages, and have the stock. I also handle bup i agency for the Kramer Wagon. 2. I. VI1IsE PENNSYLVANIA R.R. Philadelphia & Drie R. R. Division and Northern Central Railway, in effect November 28, 1897 Time Table TRANG [RAVE MORTARDON, EABTWARD Bia m ~Tealn 2, Wek days for Bunbury, Harrisburg, arriving at Phiisdelphia, 12.60 p.m. , york 3.4% p. m., Beltie ore 1240 p. m., Wash- ington 1 47 p. ma. Through conches to Philadel phia, Baltimore apd W won 921 a. m~Traiz Dally for Bunbury, Willkerbarre, Herrievnre and intermediste sis- Week days for Boers pon, Hazleton, snd iladeiphin, Sew York, Baltimore, Throue! | wsenger oonches to Philadelphia aud Ballin ore 1.35 p. m~Train ¥,_ Weekdays for Bunbury, Wilkesbarre, Beran ton, Hazleton, Poutsyille, Har. risburg and inlermediale stations, arriving at Philadelphia st 6.2 p mm. New York. 0.50 p, m. Baltimore, 600 p. tn, Washington at 7.15 p. m, Parlor car through to PlLiladelphia, snd pas senger coaches Lo Philadel shin and Baltimore, BOL p. m~Train 12. Veckdays for Wilkes barra, Beranion, Hazieton, Pousvilie, and dally for Harrisburg and intern sdiste points, arriving atPhilsdelpbis 10.02 om, New York 808 6. m Baltimore 0.46 p.., Washinglon 1055 p. mn, Pas wenger couches 0 Wilkesbarre and Philadelphia and Baltimore, and parior car to Philadelphia, Blip m.~- Trait 6. Weekdays for Sunbury Harrisburg and all intermediate stations, arriy- ing at Philadelphia, 4.50 a. , New York at 7.38 8 mm. Pui seeping cars from Harrisburg New York Philadelphia remain in sleeper undisturbed 'estid Potwsvilie Washington. ned until 7.80 a. m. 122 a. m~Train 4. (Dally) For Bunbtity Harrisburg snd intermediate stations, srriviog a Philadelphia at 6.52 New York, 938 a mm, week days, 10.28 a, 1m, § lay, Baltimore, 6.20 a. Was gi 7.40, 8 m, Pullman sleeping 2 hi iphis and Washington, sud » 4 Philadelphia and Baltimore. WESTWARD, m., Cars Erie, and sleeping Kimira, indays for Wat flulo and Niag- nan coach to Rochester I. (Dully) For Lock Haven stations, and weekdays for Fhllipsburg, Pitsburg and ars to Tyrone, Weekdays for Kane, Ty- Hpeburg, Pitsburg, Cannan flations, Fyracuse, Nisgera Falls, with hes to Kane and Rochs 0 Rochester, Week days diste stations, Dally for Lock Haven, Pistsharg On #1 zh « for Eenovo, night, m, Philadels Harrisburg Week at Montandon 5 Ph iam, Bait iladelphi Washing m, Balti Willkesbarre week days, iving at Montapdon i r car from Philads iphia er coaches from Phils imore., 2.25 Bp ai 12.08 ut Montan- nrough Baltimore, nday, Phil. mm. Bun- we 4.4% pn, : 8 — ¢ sLrough Yarior Car from } passenger coach from Phil re m, Philad« Itimore o.89 TYRONE RAILROAD, Sunday Eastward, 94% a m, 1.15 ng eave Montandon 7 and Lovin p.m J. 8B. WOOD 11 Peeper Agi LROAD OF PENNEYLVANIA used Time Table Head Up bas ah May 18 No 6:80 No 2 18% FR ALEV'RTE Nigh Lion. unkies . I UBLERSB'G Snydertown... wt ItAnY Huston. . LAMAR. Clintondale. Krider's #'n g. WORE OR ae EE. ’ PHILA Atlantic City NEW YORK {Via Tameqgua.) i NEW YORK | ] (Via Phila) i mi Arr Lre. ja. t Week Days. #6 00 Pp. Ww. Sunday +10 10 a.m. Sanday. Philadelphia Sleeping Onrs altached to Mast. sound train from Williamsport at 11 30 p.m. and West-bound from Philadelphia a1 11.20 p.m, ; W. GEPHART, General Superintendent. BELEK INTE CENTRAL RAILROAD, To take effect May 25, 1996, EASTWARD. EEE STATIONE, PM] rw AM AY, 6 850 1 10% & 620 1928 40 € 16,12 Bsis 61012 6 05112 60212 4 _WESTW iv Bellefonte... worn OOIBTTLIC conven «Morris... . Whiter www Morning trains from Montandon, win: Lock Haven and Tyrone Jonnect with gy 7 for State College. Afternoon trains from Mon. tandon, Lewisburg and Tyrone connect with Tain No. 11 for State Ounllege. irom e College connect with 3 . Jats Oo age Penna, RB. BR. tains st Daily except Bunday. F, H. THOMAS, Supt. ESIRABLE PROPERTY AT PU ly ) PUBLIC € house, bout Alles of ground. on which ls a and ho Centre H Also form land, in a high state of ¢ orchard thereon. hea the south east 664 oF the ’ Wareroom in the Foundry Building. CENTRE HALL.
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