PR ICTS ABOUT THE NAVY |. ie : dbl d AAALA AAAI A ALL ALAA) ; 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000s0c0se| PENNSYLVANIA R.R. Piladelphis & Erie R. R. Division and Northern Central Railway. Time Table, in effect May 20, 1897, TRAIN LEAVE MONTANDON, EASTWARD, B25 a. yg Train 20, Wek days for Sunbury, Harrisbui, arriving at Philadelphia, 12.00 p.m. New (orki as p, m., Baitie ore 12.40 p. i., Wash- ington 1 47, m, Through coaches wo Philadel. phis, Baltingre and Washi gion. |OY a m.Teain 20. Dally for Bunbury, Willkerbarre, Harrisburg snd Inlermediate sta Hons, Week wys for Bers ton, Hazleton, and Pousville, Pijladelphia, Sew York, Baltimore, Washington. Wrough p wsenger ooaches 0 Philadelphia md Baltimore, LE p. m~Twin 8, Weekdays for Sunbury, Wilkesbarre, Bermubon, Hazleton, Pottsville, Har- risburg and intermediate stations, arriving st Philadelphis 81 6.2 p m., New York. 9.30 p, m., Baltimore, 60 p. m , Washington at 7.15 p, m. Parior car Usough ww Plilsdelphis, and pas senger coachesto Philadel ibis and Ballimore, bOL p. m~Twin #2, Yeekdays for Wilkes barre, Berantou Hazleton, Pottsville, and daily for Harrisburg sud inter diate poluts, arriving ut Phils delphia 12% pm, New York 3.58 a. m., Baltimore 9.45 Pou, Washington 1055 p.m. Pas senger coaches 10 Vilkesbarre and Philadelphia and Baltimore, and parlor car to Philadelphis, B07 p. m.~Tiain" 6, Weekdays for Bunbury, Harrisburg and all mtermediate stations, srriv- ing at Philadelphia, (50 a. m., New York at 7,53 & m. Pullman sleeping cars from Harrisburg to Philadelphia and New York Philadelphia passengers can remain in sleeper undisturbed until 7.50 a.m. 13 HE best way to reach the public is by advertising. We arc here with our Spring advertisement to tell you that we are in business deeper than ever; that our nh is larger than ever; that our goods are better than ever, and that our prices are as low and lower than ever, notwithstanding the fact that manu- 5 : od = 5 ; L factured leather goods are higher than ever and leather has ad- iM, PONDEROUS BATTLESHIPS. i | 5 vanced more than ever, mn § hg Rt - | We are not advertising any eatch goods. What we have in ft Armored Cruisers and Low Swim- | - g "TR Hg J : 2 # | stock is good goods, and will be sold for just what they are in ing Monitors Which, With Full Mag- | | fr El Ae 1 reality. It is customary to say in advertisements that “our prices azines and Shotted Guns, Wateh the | | y mabe = ug Ll are the lowest,” and anything else that looks well on paper. We Cuban Ports or Seek Spanish Squadrons. | = Ie pet I : 1h . fed don’t believe the public should be imposed upon even in adver. The marines in the navy use the Lee , 2 tisements, We have gained a reputation since we are in business fle, which has a magazine holding five LB En L that we are jealous of and propose eustaining that reputation so tridges. This arm is of .28 caliber. | | es EmRLNL 1] = E= 2 : w long as our sign announces our business. That reputation i8 fair [In naval warfare tho shell has re. | = : . sh and honorable dealing and prices that give us buta living rofit ged the solid shot in all calibers down | 1] |= A n ‘ opi rR | no more can be asked by any one. Our present stock consists elt 1 2 i ie Speed, Armament and Han- dling of Sea Fighters. lh Tt Ee ia 1 pounder gun, adding vastly | 3 ly rid . Pe of a complete line of all kindd of harness, both factory and hand ; ' Y|-4 \ ri . : 3: : : £1 WR RUDE B destructive effect of a cannonade, | 7 0 made. Also, riding bridles and saddles. Collars, sweat pads, and i ® i ; . r i l modern guns on ships of war are | -. be | flynets are the moet sought after now. We have a full stock and hloading and rifled. | < £1 can suit all in styles and quality. Trace chains, hames, halters, om the highest calibers down to | - * tie ropes and whips are always needed and a full line is always on inch diameter of bore guns are | ® be hand. Besides a full supply of general saddlery hardware you nated by theircaiiber. From a 4 |. , 3 : 222 A moTrain 4. (Daily) For Hurris- | burg and points east and south, arriving «t Philadelphia at 6.628, m., New York, 9.38 a m, week days, 10.9% a, m. Bunday, Baltimore, 6.25 a. m., Washington, 7.40, a m. Pullman eeping cars 0 Philadelphia and Washington, sod passenger cosches Uv Philadelphia and Baltimore WESTWARD, BATn. mm. ~Train 3. (Dally) Vor Erie, Can- ancaigus, Rochester, Buffs Kisgars Falig, and inlermediate siations, with pessenger (osches Wo Erie and Rochester, Week days for DuBois, Bellefonte, and Pitsburg. On Pundays only Pullman sieepens 10 Rochester and Erie 10.08 a. mo. Train 31. (Daily) For Lock Haven and intermediate stations, and weekdays for Tyrone, Clearfield, Philipsburg Pittsburg and the West, with through ears to Tyrone. L3l p. m~Train 15, Weekdays for Kane, Ty- rote, Clearfield, Philipsburg, Pittsburg, Cannan. D. A. BOOZER, - ~ - daigua and intermediate stations Eyracuse, g - - 3 . Centre Hall, Penna Rochester, Buffalo and gare Falls, with ! Wirough passenger coaches to Kane and Roches WwW Ar n D k | [| 90000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000008 | 0000 pricier couches io i : | » . (4p, m.—Traln 1. Week deys for Renovo, RING FROM A MONITOR'S FIGHTING TOP. | 58! ' mene | Elinira and intermediate stations. : | R Bo 9.43 m.~Train 18. Daily for 1 ren h caliber down to the 1 pounder | i§| Ae | oa a aha a 5. Da ¥ for Lock Haven, p take their nama from the weight 000000000600 000000000I0006 | "p EE ee Is will find horse brushes, curry combs, harness oil, axle grease, shoe soles, and anything else in our line. TN | 1 PENNS VALLEY | Dr. Hess’ Poultry Food, Dr. Hess’ Panacea, and Dr, Hess’ REA 1 LL) | | 3 | | 3 : stant Louse Killer are recommended from experience, as are al- al) x Bi | BARGAIN STORE... E| Instant Louse Killer are recommended from experience, as are al NN | i | 8 80 Dr. Seott’s Hoof Paste and Family Remedies. #\ TE We are always ready to exchange our goods for any kinds S 1 M 1 I P |e Of grain. We can sell youany kind of buggy and carriage you pring 1 S, a. ! may want. The price depends only upon the quality. A good | livery is attached to our business, which is conducted to the ad vantage of those who happen to need its services. 000000000000 0U00P00000C0000000000000500000000000000000000000000600 3 i i \ FE thi be wb a} ith the largest and most complete stock of goods for : 3 Shot they throw. Everything be- | i ha Qosins Q an emt . Co hfe oe | ‘the 1 pounder is in the machine the Spring and Summer that we ever received before. o " | @ * 8 x ] olass, 4 Every department in our large store has been filled up -18 Special Sale 4 ® “ You Need Not Lie! About the ® THROUGH TRAINS FOR MONTANDON FROM EABT AND BOUTH. Train 31 leaves New York 12.15 night, Phlladels plia 4.30 8 m, Baltimore 4.56 8 m, Harrisburg BLO 8m, dally, Wilkesbarre, 730 &. m. Week- days arriving si Montandon 10 08a m Train 15 leaves Philadelphia 8.30 a mm, W ashing i 8m, BalUmore 850 a m, Wilikesbarre a! Montandon i pm, with parlor car from Phiisdeiph in and through passenger coaches from Phils deiphia and Baltimore Train i leaves New York 9.00 a m, Phils, 122 p m; Washington at 1050 a mm, Baltimore si 12.08 m, Wilkesbarre 3.15 pm, arriving st Moutan- dou at 6.04 p m, week days, with through a seuger cosches from Phila. snd Balitmons. Tenin 21 jenves New York 1.50 p. m Sunday. Phil. sdeiphia 4.50 pm, weekdays, 4.90 p. m., Bare days, Washington 5 40 p m, Baltimore 4.49 pm, deily, Wilkesharre, 6.00 pin. dally, arriving at Mouvtancon 8.45 pm, Through Parlor Car from vic delphie, and passenger comch from Phil- sdeiphis and Washiogion Train 8 leaves New York at £00 Pp m, Philsde iL.20 pm, Washington 1040 p m, Baltimore. 1150 p m, (dally) arriving at Montandon at 5 87 & mm. with through Pullman sleeping cars from Phila. Washington and Baltimore and th rough passenger coaches from Philadelphia and Bal tiwore —— td Wm on hele - x - dale applicants may enter the navy “ ween the ages of 14 and 85 years. | J oo 8 between 14 and 17 years old can | ~§| new stock will please even more than ever. In our ist only as apprentices. 8 hile in the army the private soldier {=k Dry Goods and Clothing. Pr L e 2a with all that is the latest, and we are positive that the OF Ca) i 4 wanes wal Millinery (Goods. OCI y rise to a major generalship, in the i | ¥ the limit of the bluejacket’s possi- | premiotion is the position of warrant er, as gunner, boatswain, carpenter. highest pay of a warrant officer is | - x : 5 : hal 800 a ven, “1 lines are made up entirely of such. The lac - » neh that got away if Saas an CCC we : get your - New patterns and shades appeared this spri Wi are now closing kd le «lw TaleTee J 11 . 3 - 3 ! ail our Straw goods at cost. luejackets are better paid than sol- | pleased to find something np-to-date and sty . . ' fre in the United States service, and | Fishing Tackle «FROM... 0. W. Bushman. ’ ': i . Do not miss taking advantage of our Special Sale, We have ee 3 » i . aN. He . : : : 8 Prints, Ginghams are exceptionally finc and we would i. pen in active service have what the | - §! : : / t |» @ ® | ® '® 'e ® | ® ® ® jer is seldom sure of, the assurance | } ask that an inspection be made of them. Curtain 5. | : 8 ; $42 bo : lootiann § lawn rr good food and comfortable quarters. <4 Goods of every deseription. Our Dress Hats are the I : a fine selection of Flowers. ®» ® ® o e ® ® % ® ® i " a “ - ole) td CNC NCI) * landsman in the navy receives in the | ~/§ ' h table # . . Ee . » y ato chiar Lo r v $4 1 SOAR YR ginning $942 month, and his pay in- | 4}! iatest shapes, suitable for the seasons, nses at each Si¢p of his promotion to rank of ordinary and of able seaman. | Af! ‘ om Key West to Havana is a dis- | “{} Window Shades. hee of 90 miles measured in a direc- |. ine h. Be v . " ra FAR . . Rislmost due south. . | We have received a full line of Window Shades, which cruise on a warship in the Carib- | 4 : : e sea is a far more healthful and | | are being offered at tempting figures. We have them ri 3ant business than to campaign on | 4} from 10c. up on roll fixtures, | 1. It is cooler upon the water, there | | no venomous reptiles or insects to e life a burden and but little lia- | 4 ME a , ——— | ity of malarial or epidemic disease. Bn 3 ny ! a | * bb Azemann For fighting in warm climates the | hited States seaman wears a uniform | ; 9 00 Bellefonte 4 , pe — ————————— Additional trains leave Lewisburg for Montan- ! donet 5.25 a m, 500 ss. m., 545 a m, 115 i 535and 755 p. m.. returning leave Montandon », - Your choice ; al SLRlaTETeee for 25 cents. el LEWISBURG AND TYRONE RAILROAD Week days, BTATION a #0 Moulandon ¢ 5 Lew isburg 45 Biehl iat eRe ee wT ET Eastward, FM Also a full line of Trim ie or Alaa med Hats, - a Patan Ta TEC > weg We are closing out at ave “a ola ones SM Mifinburg WAMillmont 17 18. Glen Iron 7 40 Paddy Mountsin Cooburn i r Zerby s Ub iRising Spring 1t{Penn Cave b 18 Centre Hall “Aisregg 8iilinden Hall 35{0ak Hal 29 Lemont 45 Dale Summit 52 Pleasant Gap greatly reduced prices. Taffeta Rihhens, 20c. pe yard. DINGES & CHRISTINE, Centre Hall, . . Penns. BEGRENRENE | FORD RO NO RD RD NL 02 02 be 90 08 SHREEEERER i 3 CMON >», | * om —— ATT Aral iF OF oe on pr og ata ae 9 Te Less ene. Split Bamboo Rods ———— bof Fad from $1.50 to $3.00. PONOPOOGVOVUN0000C000000P0O00P0000000000000000080 SErEIRIRIe IEE white—canvas jumper, canvas trou- | C000000C0000H000,0006600 for Lewisburg at 8.25 9.908. m, 1005 a. m. 5.05, 5, knitted watch cap or white canvas | black necktie and lanyard with EOS pm, and 8 10 pm, On Sundays trains leave Mostandon 9.27 snd hife, i For boarding or repelling boarders in When they come with smiling ! 1004 & m. and 5.04 p. m., returning leave Lewis : : burg 8.30 a. m., 10.06 a.m. and 5.06 p.m, naval engagement the United States | faces, knowing that just what § Py ata Teor * aan Ina o0D or is provided with a sevolver and | asi. When landed as infantry, he is needed can be found at our DY - ee r—— h- | (CENTRAL RAILROAD OF PENNSYLVANIA ies a Lee magazine rifle, There is nothing cleaner than the | ks and equipment of a warship, £11 | podwork is scrubbe rass work | lished. daily, there is no end to | ainting and-fcraping and to the chip- | jug of rust from anchors and cables. ivery man-of-war's man knows how : : sew and does his own mending. store. " po : 3 v ondensed Time Table any of the old bands would rather oO Y “Read Down . ; " 3 Read Up, y the materials and make their own 4 Ne 1 5 May1s, 1606 : ] othes than draw a ready made uni- | TWO LARGE ROOMS i ; . is ee PI prm suit from the government. On warships to which a chaplain is | sxigned a small white pennant with a | ue cross flying from the gaff gives no- | © that divine service is being held on | ard. i Vo punishment involving bodily suf- | ing, such as the old time flogging, | andiog, tattoding of offenders, can be | Hjudged by any court martial or in- | icted npon any person in the navy. In modern naval fights the battleships ® ranged iu the first line and bear the brunt of attack. With them are the noni and armored cruisers which rotect the flanks and rear of the line 4 Fi es ; 4% . Wmip.m. ip RF ee - ~~ . ¥ J . : j i 23T 5 ~-BELLEF'NTE FULL OF FURNITURE..... 4 A : 7 380 7 44] 3 57|........ Nigh.. i fg . f 41% TW 02 Zion 08 ..Hecla Pari. in Dunkies .. 4 HUBLERSR'G. 181 Saydertown.... 20... Nittany... 22 Huston 24 LAMAR. 26m. Clintondale.... Krider's ¥'n g. LMackeyville... | 9 Lpdar Bprings. | 9 Bl inn IBIODA........ | 8 59 MILL HALL. 4% 53'45 2 Jersey Shore... . 3 Ob! 55 Arr, | Wan PO'T } Lve | The Osborne Columbia Mower. 0 30m 0 Lve J WEPOT} 3p i | ’ ‘ The Osborne Columbia Mower is the accumulated excellence of an| #32 Ww EW YORE «Astonishing how low in price, and always gives satis- faction. Also a large stock of Wall Paper and Window Shades-- a fine line and cheap. SSCHNERARRE LE . \ 1 COLL OLD LODO DN «oy - imp EERBERE EE dB < we | A | Repairing of all kinds done promptly. Call and see us. ! : | experience of 42 years; a machine perfect in detail, neat in design, light od vo ual ni Tamequs.) of battle. Protected cruisers, torpedo b r ¢ experience of 42 . I a a : : NEW YOR 2 Aino: i sti} ; ® » ® in draft, easy for the driver to operate, and embodying every element of (Via Phils.) : souls, dispatch boats, hospital ships and ¢ i ae "xr s } k atti schine wit} : . Arr Ive. ja. mip. &. L R78 % > ¥ £ oo ¥ oo ar = ssn ge > orpedo boat destroyers form the second | durability. We lace it on the mar ct as a grass-cutting machine with + Week Days. E 00 p. m. Sunday. out an equal. Will be pleased to furnish estimate; can supply these ma- 110 10 a. m. Sunday. ne. Torpedo boat destroyers are large tor- | chines from stock or in a short time. Da I tort hed to East 0 boats which are equipped so that | West-bound from Philadelphia st 11.30 p. m. ir nay launch torpedoes at the en- Union JACOB SHARER, Gene RTHARE, or with guns and raws sink his i Deaie Osborne Binders, Usborne Mowers, Hay Tedders, Hay Rakes, Hay Rope, Binder ——— orpedo boats. 2 in Ont Twine and Harvest Off ‘ . : 3 u oF ors The cost per day of maintaining in { Bays of us a strict- CENTRE HALL, - - - - = PENNA. BSALETONTR CENTRAL RAILROAD. pmmission an ordivary warship is $ ly All Wool Men's Se pe 1,500, 5.00, . ering EASTWARD. WESTWARD The present outlay for the United Mifflin p Suit of such quali- 35 & I WTTIONS : £50,00 ; Miftiinburg, Pa. . ye tes navy is £50,000 per day g $7.00 y A single charge of ammunition for a Adams & Youtz, Prapristors, ty and make as you i Then come to Dr. Humphreys ge caliber gun costs 8500, will not findshown! Do You ur store any day : It costs from 87,000 to $10,000 to fill We tes Tha song tht mares or : Our store any day Specifies act directly upon the disease, bunkers of a man-of-war with coal. | (he dirt and not the shirt, elsewhere for less Want this week or next, without exciting disorder in other parts Until the recent naval fight off Ma- Linenisent 10 this laundry is i : wan of the system. They Care the Sick. illa only one sea fight had occurred washed white, not whitewashed. $10.00 than from Two to — -» ¢ 4 ¢ ¢ ¢ ¢ ¢ ¢ ¢ ¢ ¢ ¢ ¢ 4 ¢ ¢ ¢ ‘ ¢ f 4 ¢ ® and take your pick | on b put modern war vessels and arma- | — Five Dollars more | from over Two 1~-Fevers, Congostions, Inflammations. 23 ents to the test—the battle of Yalu, | Collars and Cuffs el : To Buy i ’ i x fie . 3-Worms Worm Fever, Worm Cole. 3s i 1805, between the Chinese and Jap- Laundered with i money. nndre ifferent - ng, Colle, Crying, Wakefulness | 1 eels. Sh re i . 4<Piarriea, of Children or Adults... 28 ee rh steel built, armorclad § I We are positively showing more Boys’ styles of Boys ‘ . a 23 ; had no existence, even on paper, 5 00 H IVORY- | good clothing than you will find in Suits, odds and gy wo... 6 years At that time the United Geru £ bo bad but 37 war vosels available LIKE EDGES. ‘|anyother two stores in Centre Clothing ends at §5.00. Not | St0 =e 5 of ly SY Aw, Se “Union Finish.” county. It will be to your advan- at a a suit in the lot but moothbore myszle loader was We pre. nary tage to examine ‘this immense what is worth from | : y Bargain ? g7.00 10.00. 16<Malaria, Chills, Fever and Agw war craft of that period have stock at once. rga $7.00 to 8 00. rs since laid up as superannuated. The Top Noich in Laundry Art Call’early for bar] 19-Catarrh, Influenza, Cold In the Head DOW hooptng Cough .......oocinnn FAUBLES, grins liké these are sure to go fast. | tren Wee iO A oe mi High Gloss or Dull Finish. Wm. Mc. WOLF, Men's Outfitters, Bellefonte. | Faubles, Agent for Centre Hall. Mens Outfitters, © = Bellefonte. Aronian
Significant historical Pennsylvania newspapers