THE CENTRE REPORTER FRED KURTZ, tween Spain and the United States. One of the best-posted members of the (ago: “The Powers have too many FERMS, One year, §1.50, when paid in advance, hose in arrears subject to previous terms, $2.00 IT YORY 20 cents per line for three per line for each subse im. Guher rates made made known ADVERTISI MENTS, inser amd H cen wil applica fon INTRE HALL, PA., THURS. april 21. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. PROTHONOTORY to announce that D. R r township, will be a eandidate nomination for Prothonoto- biect to t viles and regulations of the Demo é are authorized Foreman for the Demdx ry, su We are authori Hunter Den y announce that Robert F, te, will be a candidate for the ion for Prothonotory , subject ! the Democratic tations of to announce that H. A, Mc will a candidate ation for Prothonotory regulations of the Dem) Der to announce that M., IL +, will bea candiaate for tion tor Prothonotory, t ions of the Demo U. Hof for the for Prothonotary, sub {the Democrat us o DISTRICT ATTORNEY. that William candidate for trict Attorney ations of the Dem- B that N, ididate “ t Attor f tl the has no hope of outside help elf in a deep hole, crying yy War - i Wanamaker has offered to equip it and be its he war with Spain. — after war is de- days, United will have ~iales Spaniards out 0 i i oy sides with our country. I A Juropean nations will — be declared General in command Won't that to Cuba invasion ia # { Insti- 3 IRR) Tem 1041¢ i i 4 = 4 in the war | to reach a concert in this affair.” Bp ty One important fact that came out in General Lee's testimony was that the Spanish troops were living from hand to mouth, the case as to the Spaniards in They can get no more subsistence from the interior the island, Lee, than “they can from this floor.” Almost everything Havana | ceived in the way of food for the past five or six months has from the United States. The insurgents plant This was also Havana, of said General has re- come sents him to have been on the later occasion, Wo fy Dunger from Yellow Fever, Medical men and state boards of health are considering with grave anx- iety the menace to the public health which would be one of the results of a war with Bpain, since the presence of our troops in Cuba and the rapid in- which would necessary would make it almost im- possible to prevent the introduction of yellow fever into the United States during the summer months, tercommunication be ns frre have been restored to health by One crops in many parts of the island. If Havana blockaded it would be starved surrender in little were into a fl | time, A pests - gle among the trusts over the proposed bill to increase taxes on certain articles for war purposes. One trust will op- pose an increase in the duty on cotlee, it Another will favor the increase, because it is in- to the first Joth will bring all their influence to bear and do the while because deals in coflee, | imical trust, On usual Congress, will amount of lobbying, Congress, if precedent is any criterion, will list- | en to their arguments more attentively than to the desires of the Trust lobbying is becoming a ff the f Government, people, promi- nent and disgraceful part « Amer- ican svstem o »- Ad — Thomas Jeflerson, seventy-five years Monroe, nation ago, in writing to President said “Great Britain is the which can ‘do us the most harm of any WwW side we need not fear the With her wuld sedulously chi one, or all, on earth. ith her on our whole world, the then re shi nore and nothing couls our aflections than to be fighting once more side by side in the same cause.’ hat idea was not favorably receiv then, it would not be now, and yet may come to pass close the century. -—— never ap Pope pears 8 of Rome, and a local paper says f he made street the reason is that i went abx streets he would be demonstrations of respect{ thful, and by natural re asm by the fai action these would be followed by oth- ers of a hostile nature. The govern- render military honors to ment would 3 Id not long tolerats d him, but it cou in he streets of Rome demonstrations in 1 t favor of the Pope, who is, after all, a dispossessed sovereign ! a The Two Navies, Spain's navy is numerically stronger | than ours But discarding all war- ship 8 projected and building, all anti- quated and practically useless wooden re vessels, the two navies compare in spect to large warships as follows fn, 1; United States Battleships—Spal Seagoing coast defense ships United States, § none ; Non-seagoing coast-defenders Minute Cough Cure. It quickly cures { coughs, colds, bronchitis, pneumonia, |grippe, asthma, and all throat and {lung diseases; for sale by Smith & | Craw ford. NOTICE interested nnd 12 provisions « 1, have nd filed ln the HEREBY that the chatiels se et ad I. 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BOARD OTHER EXVENSES LOW, NEW BUILDIN% AXD EQUIPMENT LEADING DEPARTMENTS OF »TUDY AGRICT URE nd HORT with constant 1 and in the Laborslory BIOLOGY, BOTANY and ZOOLOGY n RE ginal study with CHEMISTRY the fi iy ie Laboratory 3 ree § thorough « CIVIL ENGINE ING Sighs and ls. ¢ ele & and rs § anda Supplies. y tg 500 McCalmont & +" 0., 1} Shortliage & Co Slate Coll | | | 1 i | | PENNSYLVANIA R.K. Philadelphia & rie R. R. Divisio and Northern Central Railway. Time Table, in effect November 28, 1847 TRAINS LEAVE MORTAKDON, EABTWARD Ba m~Train 20, Wek days for Bunbury, Harrisburg, arriving at Philadelphia, 12 Wp.m., New fork 8.03 p. m., Baltic ore 12.40 p. m., Wash- jogwn 147 p. m. Throogt coaches vv Philedel phi Baltimore and wun 9.27 a m~Traiz Daily for Shubury, Willkesbarre, Harr pnd intermediate sis tions. Week days for won, Hazleton, sud Pous ville Phiied ew York, Baltinore Washington, 1 wnenger coaches Philadelphia ard 3} ore L% p. wm.~Tra Weekdays for Bunbury, Wilkesbarre, Ferant Huzleton, Pottsville, Har- Inlermeodiate siations, arriving at Phlladelphin at 6.23 p m., New York. 4.9 p. m Baltimore, 6 00 p. ra , Wasp ington at 7.16 p. » Parlor car throveh to Piiladelphia, and pas blindel shis and Baltimore, V eekdays Wilkes Pottsville dally sdinte points, arriving New York 808 8. ms p.m, Pas adelpdiin Bdeiphia Weekdays for suntury colale slalions, arris Wa. m., New York stl 7.53 g cars from Harrisburg York Philadelphia sleeper undisturbed re 10 mo Tral Beranton, Hes or { bllp } barre, { for Herrisbur at Philsdelpbin 10.2 | Baltimore 9.45 p.m. nglon 10.55 | senger coaches to Wilkesoarre and Ph | and Baltimore, and parlor ear to Phi | BlZp m.~Train | Harrisburg and all int ing at Philade ia, 4 Blew vy i for and Wart ipt ia m. Pullman to Philadelphia and New passengers can remain in until 7.50 a.m. i 12 a m~ Dally.) For Bun ale stations, arrivis New York, 9.53 day, Baltimore, 6 I Pullman Wash ladeiphins and Baltimore JULY Ka m WESTWARD. For Erie, and man sleeping Week days Eimirs ndays for Wat y and Niag- we hester ily) For Lock Haven and weekdays Pittsburg and rong Weekdays for Kane, Ty- arg, Pit rg, Causan- Eyracuse, Niagara Falls, with to Kane and Boch hesler, Week deys for Renovo, nr 307 Kt LO Bx liale static Daily for HROUGH TRAINS FOR MORTAXDON FROM EAST AND SOUTH. eaves New sail Willkesbarre Montandon igh Parl er CORCH r Oar from from Phil- URG AND TYRONE RAILROAL Duily Except Weslward mM A ndsy rasiwarc AM i 44% & In, Montand ¥ ELECTRICAL ENR« MECHHNICVAL ENGINEERING i and , ’ 14 HINEERING These Dr Hu - 1 nited ~iates, 14 ‘3 Oot a ® Are mphreys’ y¥ to mareh that ‘nited States seems but he not seen for it. is eparations - - - being a man in his party and nding ME iblicans think and reflect. tion The blowing up of the Maine will prove expensive fun for the treacher- The sent to eternity will be avenged two And is ots Spaniards, M0 noble lives d and sixty told. hundre i until it Will De pli this 10 peace Sly — I'he Lancaster city council was re strained by the on Tuesday, court ceeding their debt limit, hence their action would be unconstitutional and unlawful. the council had been guilty of bad management in their water works. i ———— no — If one half only is true of what Dr. Swallow and John Wanamaker say about the steals and eorruption of Quay & Comp., no honest man can consistently vote to keep that gang in power longer. The ch irges are all true, Still Swallow and Wagpamaker have not yet told one third of what's true in that line! — tesa “Cireat Britain's decision to hold eoal to be contraband, and to prohibit the gale thereof by British subjects at bome or in the colonies to either bellig- erent in ease of a conflict between the United States and Spain, is decidedly advantageous to us, Our ships could procure all the fuel they need at home ports near the scene of operations, but the British coaling stations in the West Indies and Bermudas would be closed to Spanish ships. mbt A i Semin The great powers of Europe have troubles of their own and are too bad- ly mixed in the East to take action here. [It is accepted by the Ambassa- dors that there will be no action, cer- tainly none of a radical character, to- Armored cruisers all of old far their technical Spain 7, types and less formidable than names indicate ; ed States, 2 those new and most . and i formidable, New York and Brooklyn. Protected and partly protected cruis- ers—Spain, 5 of steel and 10 of iron ; United States, 19, all steel. Spain makes a far better showing io the smaller craft, torpedo boats and | torpedo destroyers. But of | this type are far from our shores. They i are divided into two flotillas, | Cadiz, the other in a crippled eondi- her boats one at tion at the Cape Verde islands, Indeed, Spain has very littlg near our coasts besides the Oquendo and the Vizeaya ; and many of her best ships | are in dry docks or on their way there | We, on the other hand, have at Key West alone a powerful fleet of 15 war vessels-~two battleships, an armored cruiser, a monitor, three protected cruisers, two gunboats, and six torpedo And they, like all our fleet, like our superb squadron at Hampton Roads, are ready to enter action the instant word is given. | boats, Wanamaker's Latest. From the Boston Herald. Mr. John Wanamaker, in his latest assault on Quay, attempts to deny | which is Pennsylvania. doing on the way the Dingley tariff was framed, saying that Quay, “with the unpardonable sin in portations, ficed Pennsylvania interests to obtain benefits to the trusts. Mr, that he did not write the tarift speech of 1894, which was about his only ap- pearance in debate in the Senate. Mr, Wanamaker tells the tale out of school in: Phiffadelphia. It was no great speech, anyway, being made up chief ly of extracts intended to consume the time of the senate. Quay was then engaged in his highwayman work of ward mediation or intervention be- holding up the Senate by tiring it out, YAY. APRIL 28D 1 AM al the] ft which FRII f land situate f of Centre 2dis 0 BR sot, A. Bitoer 8 stone north 63% de wis to along fproct east 6010 rods to a sia ke William Scantiiog north 5794 to the place of beginning 9 pere les, net meas re thence aores and ALSO 1] described as follows, to wit of ty al Beginning =i a white yy wh { John | lands of Joseph M. DeHass estate south 164 rods to post Harry Glossner east 12% rods to the place* of be ginning containiog one hundred and nine scres and 117 perches, excepting and reserving from his life time to Thomas Smith, by Deed dated Februa- ry Ith, 1508 W. M. CRONISTER. $ Sheriff. | 61 perches sold by Daniel Bitner durin Sheriff's Office, Bellefonte, March 31, i808 of Admin .ration upon | having been lawfully granted to the nadersign- ed, he would repectiully request all persons koowiog themselves indebted ww the estate to make immediate payment, and those having claims against the same to present them duly au | thentioated for settlement, SAMUEL LONG, Administrator. mariv-et i XECUTOR'S NOTICE