THE CENTRE REPORTER FRED KURTZ, FERMS, Those in arrears subject to previous terms, $2.00 Per your. ADVERTISF MENTS, ~ ritons, and 5 cen quent inse tion, wd applical fon, Ine per line for each subse. Ober rates made made known CENTRE POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. PROTHONOTORY We are authorized to announce that D. R Foreman, of Potter township, will be a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Prothonoto- ry, subject to the rules and regulations of Democratic party. We are authorized to announce that Hunter, of Belletoute, will be a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Prothonotory , subj to the rules and regulations of the Demo ratic party. We are authorized Kee, for the Del su to announce that H. A. g township, will be a atic nomination for Prothouotory «t to the rules and regulations of cratic party. Of 8p noer announce that M, I, be a candid ate for | for rot! honotory, Demo We are authorized Gardner, of Bell the Democratic subject to the rule cratic party to @, will nomination « and regulations of the We are authorize 11081 ANOUnes that C. U. Hof for, of Phi ill boa « andi fate for the De woc ratic ne un for Prothonotary, sub 1 egulations of Democrat Hipst the There is possibility of wheat going over two dollars, ry —y ask Sam and to sett] t Unele ']1 ¢ Bo zo Why don’t Spain what she ake eit? 10 Dewey!’ his killed There is no parallel great “% victory—not a man of and injured. Ws pc Prack Reeder, announced himself a Republican can- (en. of Easton, has didate for governor. a —— {on Hicks received any money from the gressman denies that he ' of sale post-offices in bis distric Wo pt the wonderful is Dewey, who made fight in Manila harbor, a Vermont er, and now safe in history —— united days Ti Slates than in pe Spaniards learned more 1 history in the last ten the last hundred years, Wo py - of brag, bluster, and Weyler, busted Spain, late so full bombast, sass, Blanco is ) now blasted, bombarded, and % bankrupt. g a John Bu 's great vietory. surprised over Dew- ey All high authori- ties in Europe pronounce it a brilliant “surprise'’ struck i] we ii Was BE stroke. The greatest § the Spaniards, iment np Dewey cut the cable himself, no doubt to prevent interference with his plans from Washington, and when he had finished doing up the Spaniards, then he sent his report. If Weyler is so red-hot to fight the Yankees why don’t he come back to his former Havana stamping ground where there have been to fight, instead of making snoots at us yanks 3000 miles across the sea 7 I. 7 The P nilippine group consists of over 1200 islands, with a population of 9 million mostly semi-civilized people. These islands are among the richest in the world. Having conquered them the United States can keep them un- der the law of nations. chances nei tein The Archbishops and Bishops of the Catholic church in the United States have agreed upon a letter to be ad- dressed to the clergy and laity of the country, in which all priests are di- rected to offer petitions daily for peace through a “glorious victory” by our arms, i tri If Spain is out of coal we suppose might get about 15 tons at the MeCal- mont coal yard, Bellefonte, which would supply what is left of her fleet, We are aware this information is con- traband. 2.dmiral Dewey did a cool thing at the battle of Manila. When the fight was half over he stopped it and order- ed his men to go to breakfast, and when the meal was over he ordered his men to finish the licking. ———————————— We heartily rejoice with the farmer over the rise in wheat. In Chicago, ut the close of last week the price went up to L.70 and in New York to 1.60, | | There are three causes for the rise in | wheat : the crop shortage, Leiter's op- erations, and the war with Spain. MeRinley has nothing to do in | When Dewey’ 8 fleet began 4 to pepper | | the Spaniards in Manila harbor, the | yell went up from hundreds of our | “Remember the Maine I” “ Re- | member the Maine I" That is enough to make any American fight like a ti-| | ger, The only foreign country that gave | ps i i | | a — | | sailors, We fy | aid to Spain after the outbreak of the | | war, was Portugal, by sending 900 cas- | | es of amunition to the Spanish fleet at { Cape Verde. This little snip of a king- | dom, hanging on the west side of! Spain, may regret her action i Uncle Sam hauls her over his for a smacking | or Russia's czar is friendly | ted States. ~ et to A leading Russian diplo- mat said in Washington, a few days ago, that the cable report from Lon- | don stating that Emperor Nicholas, of Russia, was much disturbed ultimate destiny of the as to the Philippines vention was probable, was entirely un- { le ading position before the people of | this country. He | Russia, says the sentiment throughout of ted no ‘ial, the Uni be traditional friendship between the U I'he friendly pointed out, was shown by Their without exception of the most official and unoflic is one cordiality toward and it shows will tue i there change in States existing nited feeling, he the Russ ymment and Russia. ian newspapers. was friendly United States, > wa reason why Europe fight the United the i 1 i character toward the Here will is another not combine to States—or, rathe antagonize United States, for sre is litt will ditions change rd country, very Arope combine to until ¢ : ‘owers cannot afl to ot this To use a homely but the bread and incur th expressive parase, with tl sy would be quarreling er America but the butter. does not literally feed the world, with- drawal of American a large part of it supplies would hungry. L« Bread France leave wo K at the current news: riot inl fer of 2.000. 0060) famine Of American wheat Spain taly ; ing at an at £1.47 ; ain cheerfully paying same article—and all this when there are 8 of great Now no report fails He . ialiures, these Co suppose ither A commercial od is 1 react on their own 1 wwiming whic make life harder for the: they Is it foolish enou ter case, supplies. are gor ger. SELLING POST-MASTERSHIPS, John Wanamaker, in his West C , charged and recent ad- dress at hest that er fnew startling game of corrup- tion had crept into politics to enrich bosses and their henchmen, by selling the post-masterships in the congres fixed sum of sional districts for a of mo- ney, depending upon the size of a town the label of- and the applicant paying price, gets the appointment. (One fice, said to be Tyrone, $3000, Mr. was that congressmen share the the ge caused things be so, u sensation throughout the aud this new state, congress investigate may game of boodle—perhaps give it a coat of whitewash. Is the The Wanamaker the Re has charge true? Mr. informed, pe writer Deen fact that believes rightly from we heard rumors last summer that | dis- | and the | Bellefonte | coupled with it, innocent or guilty we, | but Mr. Wan- amaker having learned of the dis-| post-offices in this county were posed of in this manner, names of politicians in of course do not know, graceful game having been played in | inclines us to believe the rumors were not unfounded. We understood that the sum fixed for the appointment of post-masters in other counties, the smaller towns of Centre county, was from $75 to $100, and the fellow who put up the boodle got the plum some applicants wouldn't, and others couldn't. The game, it would seem, leaked out through the applicants who considered the game dishonorable. If you paid the price over to a cer- tain “head centre’ in a county, his recommendation chalked your hat at Weshington., Such infamous business should re ceive merited punishment. There is another corrupt game that is growing, that of officials letting out contracts for building, repairs, adver. tising, ete., to parties who offer the of- ficials the largest rebate. We could name several ex-officials in this kind of unlawful barter. business, and in Philadelphia, Schuyl- kill, Luzerne and other counties offi- value for contracts awarded, ARATE Hepabhican Primaries, Chairman W. E, Gray has issued a call for the Republican primari. 8 to be held on Saturday, May 21, for the pur- ty convention, which will be held in The County convention elects two delegates to the State con- Harrisburg, nominating a will not be held until county ticket Aug. lL. be about I'he county convention will posed of 125 delegates. coimn- py Officers Elected At the fourteenth of the .. Odd Fellows held at Danville recently ing officers were re-elected : meeting the follow- President, Joseph H. Mackey Charles Schefl- el, all of Williamsport. was selected as the Kiess; secretary, ', treasurer, 2 lellefonte place of meeting next year. tet NS. M. Geary, Pierson, Mich., writes: “De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve cur- ing more piles here today than all oth- er remedies combined. It cures ma and all other skin diseases. by Smith & Crawford I= COLE For sae - GILALN *- MAKKET, PRODUCE AT STORES, 4 EE. GHAIN AND LIVESTOCK MARKET. t, May, creamery, hiladelphia, Wheat, Butt 1.50, 17¢ ; fancy Stock market prime $4.97 common to wad 50 ; spring lambs, $5a7 al calves, 5.50a6 00, - - - Milesburg, Pa,, writes: Witt's Little Early the y were introduced say I have never used family during forty ping that such laxative or va- Smith & Craw- 8, C. P. Jone I have [re Risers ever sinee -. used here and must any pills in my years of house kes aatisfactory r thartic, Fe ford. gave esti its as a 1 } . Ww osale DY sould respect thoes ives in BALE THE (to MM. LL. R EE Da M.1 CER isha aiidin RIBSHELL Farmers Mills, P It will ove . Y ou will find ti greatest you hing and Gents’ in Centre | marked at the very lowest possible for good honest goods. a call. Faubles, Men's Outfitters, jellefonte. Farmers... Remember that 1 am in Centre Hall yet, and putting up the Buchanan Fence. Guaranteed to turn your stock. 1 defy competition in price. Call or write for rates, W. W. DELLETT. The } Osborne Columbia $2 years; a machine raft, easy for the driver ) We place Eb W ill be Or bin d durability. Out an « ching MPU, i fy }» Irom stock in ak por Ti | i x 11 4 umnlated excellence of an riect in design, light ng machine supply these ma- % (shorne Mo Twit wen © RI Dealer it shorne Binder CENTRE HALL, CHAS. A. KRAPE, LOCATED IR ONE FUI AND HEAI PFHHERY KE OPEN Ul FREE: Bu OTHER EXPENSE LOW KEW B AND EQUIPN THF i 108 Ti i0 TION t {1K E 3 UiLD T LEAD ING DEP ARTM} NT FE and awl Laboreio BIOLOGY, BOT) igipal study with CHEMISTRY thor Ooty w Op "11 y TUR HORTICULT the NER ELECTRI AL ENG L A NGU AG gional hir “ i iy Rakos HY Felden UP-TO-DATE NEWS. : 0 { tar : venls aoe wr od We buy an We i Fa ' we © MATHEMATI and applied MECHANIC with studs C8 and ARTROROMY: pu ARTS: combing three Fears MENTAL, MORAL and ENCE: Constitutional Law Political Economy, ei MILITARY SCIENCE cal and practioal service PREPARATORY COURsE | term opens Sept. 11, 188 im n, Sept i Catalogue or other GEO. W, ATHERTON SMiate Tn shop and iostraction theoreti iz Fal One year Examins janis For information Li. ope, O¢ Prost fitre (% ) . Tox UTOR® NOTICE fheniare on the estate ate of Potter townsh in, Fond iawly reign respe rey persons knowl selves i Sebted to the esd ate to make payment, and those having calms same to present them daly anthentd cated for se tiement H B HERRING, For simplicity, durability, a And ease o management, t Drills, Cultivators, Harrows, Ain a all kinds of ie stock. ee foe, A the Contre Hall Cornplanter. ET. w ro k i ® ” i i Bie ¢ ket Blankets ! Robes! Sleighs and Se Mec Calmon t & Shortliage & Co., fn phreys’ | Spm cifies act « tly upon the disease, rder in other parts They Cure the Sick. PRICES. 23 23 23 23 25 25 25 Weak Btomach, 25 23 23 23 29 S28 S45 25 23 23 00 f~Fevers, ( Inflammats L-Worme, We J3-Teething, Coli 4-Marrhen, « 7 = a rm Colle, Wakefyulness Adults. Cooghe, ( sehitis Nearalgin, 7 che, Faceache, Headache, © “Dyspepsia, Ind ck Headache, Vertigo gestion 11 12- 13 14- 15-Rheumatism 16-Malaria, Chi 19-Catarrh, Influenza, ( DOW hooplimg. Cough 7 Kidney Disenners 28-~Nervous Debility 30-Urinary Weakness, Wetting Bed... 25 T7-Girlp, Hay Fever 25 Dr. Humphreys' Manual of all Diseases at your Draggiets or Mailed Free Sold by druggists, or sent on feosipt of price. . reys’ Hed. Co, Cor. William & John Sta, wr suppressed or Painful Periods Whites, £'roup, Laryngitis, Hoarseness malt Rheum, Eryaipelas, Eruptions Too Profuse Periods seutmatico Palins Fever and Ague oid In the Head ew ustability, lightness of draft, ie Jones Lever Binder has no equal. Hay Tedders, Grain plow repairs of all call and see my retail agency - shoud ! { PENNSYLVANIA R.K. | Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Divisio and Northern Central Railway. in effect Rovember 25, 1897, DOR, EASTWARD B23 a. m.~Traln 20. Weok days for Bunbury, Harrisburg, niriving al Philadelphia, 12.500 p.m. New dork 3.23 p. m., Baltie ore 12.40 p, m,, Wash. ington 1.47 p. m. Througt couches wo Philade! phi, Baltimore and Wash! iglon 821 a m~Tral Daily for Sunbury, Harris wd intermediate sta Wee k days i ion, Hazlewon, sud Pousvill Philacs vew York, Baltimore, W ashington 7 wenger coaches wo Phiindelphia = ore 186 p. m~Tralr eekdays for Bunbury, Wilkesbarre, Serantor, Hazleton, Pottsville, Har- risburg and internaediale siations, srriving st Philadelphia st 6.28 p m., New York. 9.50 p.m. Baltimore, 600 p. m , Washington at 7.15 p ’ Parior car throvys Ww FPiiladelphia, and pas wenger cone! hlisdel shia and Baltimore Ul p. m.~ Tras V eekdays for Wilkes barre, Beranton, Hegolon, Pousville, and daily for Harrisbur Hille deipt 6.00 & Io Belmore 940 pow ugtlon 10.55 p.m Pas. or CORCHOE 101 Wilkesbarre and Philade iphis and Baltimore, apd perior car 0 Philadelphia Bl2p. m Train 6 Weekdays for sunbury Harrisburg and all intormediate stations, srriv- ing at Philadelphia, 4 a.m, New York at 758 m. Pullman sleeping cams from Harrisburg to Philadelphia York Philadelphia presses sleeper undisturbed Time Table, “w g and sh! ge rem in 2 a m~Train 4. (Daily Harrisbt irg and intermediate Ph iphisa at 6.528, m week days 10.88% 3. Bun m., Washi cars wo Pi passenger coaches uw Pl } For Bunoury stations, arriving ¢ Now York, 9.28 a.m day, Baltimore, 6.20 &. Pullman sleeping Washington, snd isdelphin and Baltimore AWARD, inde Dally) with For Erie, and man sleeping Week days and Kimirs, ndays for Wat- alo and Niag- VO nesler ‘or Lock Haven weekdays lor Pitsburg and rg, Osnan- aK, Byracuse, Nisgara Falls, with ches 10 Kane and Bochs VOC heRler Week days for Renovo, lock Haven, THROUGH TRAINS F( RE MORTANDON EAST AND BO1 TH. eaves New York 12.15 nd jel 4.00 Bm, Balt 8, daily, Wilkesbarre inys arriving at Montapdon 10 034 enves Phila FROM t, Philadels Harrisburg Week- more 4.5 lkesbarre al Me ontandon r car tro yn Philade 1phia coaches from Phils am, Phi srrivi ng al wor Car from ym Phil- leaves New Wash is yilade Hal time ne nq through bis and Bal TYRONE RAILROAD plBunday Eastward, M FM TE 00 00 09 We dB BS oon RENN W |e HEZNRSERE uefo wo i leave Lewisburg for Nostan m ss m, 1.15 leave Montandon 10056 a. m. 5.05, : Lrsd cave Montandon 9 and urning leave Lewis ana 5.06 p.m J. KB. WOOD Gen’l Pew'ger Agt red LROAD OF PERREYLVANIA tensed Time Table Head Tp. No 6;No 4 No 2 Bod Snydertown... wned® HIABLY Springs NAiona fill, HALL Jersey Shore. Fm'PO'E | Ar PHILA Atlante City NEW YORK Via Tame NEW YORK {Via Phila} eRe O08 oe oe Sor . wm.) Arr + Week Days. TP 0 P. m. § unaRy 110 10 a. m. Sun dag, Philadelphia Sleeping Cars attached to Mast bound train from Willismsport at 11.30 Pp A and West-bound from Phliageiphia at 11.80 w GEPHART, General Superintendent. DBELLER INTE CENTRAL RAILROAD, To take effect May 25, 1896 EARTWARD. { STATIONS, Bellefonte, Coleville .. a d IA88oY # PPP Rn ww i H x | orning trains from Montandon, Wil Lock Haven and Tyrone connect ow : 7 for State College, A Rernoon trains Mon and Tyrone connect with Stats Col Trains Onlicge connect wiih Pemba. R. Rin Dail tpt ina: iy FH. THOMAS, Supt. Ju PSIRABLE PROPERTY AT Puhiic BALK Cy two-story house, and about tv , on which isa small tie SST Sh 3, a ar Ad HAR Peden the dour; in aa the borough of
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