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{ THE CENTRE REPORTER
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FRED KURTZ, Editor
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ADVERTISEMENTS, 2 gents per line for three
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oll application.
CeNTRE HALL, PA., THURS. Sept.
i
a
Spain was swept by a hurricane on
19, by which six lives were lost and 85
houses demolished.
stem fm fm a——
Judge Ermentrout, of Reading, a few
days ago ordered the indictment of
both branches of Reading City Coun-
cils for misdemeanor in office for their
failure to repair certain streets reported
to the Court.
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Only think of it, taxpayers, the ex-
penditures of the state administration
are now more than double what they
were under Pattison. Reason: The
money is stolen by the machine.
The record proves it!
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The Republican platform endorses
the administration of state affairs, and
that means if Daly and Townsend are
elected to the legislature they will vote
for mileage, junketing and all other
steals of the Quay machine. Vote for
Wetzel and Foster,
On the basis of the average receipts
from beer stamps in 1807, the war tax
on beer is adding about four millions
and a quarter to the monthly receipts
of the Treasury—more than $50,000,000
a year. This would indicate that the
annual beer drinking in the United
States costs $200,000,000,
mires es ieee
Since Jan. 1 we have exported $7,
660,874 of gold. Duringthe same time
we have imported $77,283,122. That is
to say, our net impors of gold has been
$59,622 248. And now more gold, reck-
oned by millions, is coming to us.
Where is the thing to stop? Other
nations surely cannot forever go on
buying of us and shipping gold in pay-
ment, while we, besides keeping what
they send to us, keep also our own an-
nual product of about $50,000,000.
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serts that an attempt was made to poi-
son Aguinaldo on Friday night. A
steward, it is alleged, saw a Spanish
prisoner who had been
upon the steward tasted a spoonful of
the soup and fell dead.
in
ndent Republicans, or
The indepe
ing right along with the Democrats on |
legislature, Senate and Governor, the |
fact having dawned upon them that to |
vote for Dr. Swallow would be only |
side-tracking the influence whieh !
might by voting direct for George A.
Jenks destroy this “one man power’ |
and give back to the people the power |
whieh belongs to them, “Good Gov- |
ernment’’ advocates can not help but
find in Jenks every quality of head |
and heart which goes to make up their |
demands. Yhink it over and don't al- |
low prejudice to keep you from voting |
direct for Jenks. To vote for Dr. |
Bwallow accomplishes nothing and is |
just what Quay through the Philadel |
phia Times and other Quay personal
organs are trying to hoodwink the in- |
dependents into doing to save Quay’s |
hide.
oe i
ONE thing Congress should do at its
next session is to repeal the unjust and i
antiquated law providing for the pay- i
ment of prize money to the navy, A |
memorial presented to the President
on Thursday by a committee repre-
senting a conference recently in ses
sion at Saratoga called for such action
by Congress. That is only one of
many ex pressions of public opinion on
this subject. No one can give a rea
sonable excuse for allowing the men
and officers of the navy to regard prop-
erty captured in war as their own.
There is just as much reason why the
army should be paid prize money as
there is for paying it to the navy.
How unjust and absurd the existing
law is may be gathered from the fact
that Admiral Sampson, according to
what appears to be a fair estimate, will
get in the neighborhood of $100,000
prize money, while Admiral Dewey
will be entitled to only $000 and
Schley $5000. Merely to state the case
is fo demonstrate the rank injustice
and absurdity of this antiquated law,
which eaanot too soon be swept from
the statute books.
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A SERIOUS CHARGE,
Mr. Bowden, in a speech, a few
days ago, made the following serious
charge against Wm. A. Blone, Quay’s
candidate for Governor:
“I assert here and now that Colonel!
William A. Stone charged the State a
fee of $10,000 for an unsuccessful at.
tempt to collect $3,000. I challenge a
contradiction. Mr. Btone’s only reply
to this charge is that the money was
d that he might as well have
Is such a
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a candidate who will not steal. Do
you want an honest man as your ex-
ecutive? Are you interested enough
In your own affairs to exert your man-
hood? These are questions the voters
must answer for themselves in this
campaign,” Mr. Bowden then spoke
of the soldiers enlisted by the State
machine to keep the soldier vote in
line, and called attention to the fact
that these men were given lucrative
State position merely for this purpose.
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Weekly Wenther Report.-Centre Hall,
(Government Service.)
Temperature : Highest. Lowest.
Sept, 15 67 46 cloudy.
“16 79 61 clear,
17 81 54 clear.
15 82 56 clear.
19 81 58 clear,
20 79 45 clear.
21 66 40 clear.
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One Minute Cough Cure surprises
people by its quick cures and children
may take it in large quantities without
the least danger, It has won for itself
pens A So ——————
EDITORIAL JOTS.
Admiral Dewey thinks the situation
in the Philippines critical and has
asked for an additional cruiser and a
battleship. Aguinaldo boasts of his
strength and may cause trouble. In-
to adopt their policy of independence.
The battleships likely to be sent to
Dewey are the Oregon, Iowa and Tex-
as, to join the Manila fleet.
The California Powder Company
and the Dupont Powder Company,
each has a contract to furnish the gOv-
ernment with half a million pounds of
smokeless powder, at 50 cents per 1b,
Four persons were killed by a train
plunging through a bridge in Texas,
There was a disgraceful tumult in
Spain's senate, the other day, arising
from disputes about the war. Count
d’Almenas declares Weyler, Blanco
and Cervera should be disgraced.
Jack Dale, the county leader of the
Quay forces, was down to see Quay at
Atlantic City, and informed the boss
of his winning fight for the machine.
Jack is glad and Quay is pleased.
It is expected that Admiral Samp-
in the prizes of all vessels captured by
his ships, will receive about $25 000.
The nomination of Wm. C. Heinle
for senator, is well received all around
His election is a certainty and he de-
serves the honor, He up from
the common walks and has always
been identified with that
for the good of the masses,
came
which was
ocrat, he was always there
of duty.
at the post
Ata fire in Jerome, Arizona, it is
feared fifteen lives were lost.
From all over the state comes
of Jenks’ growing strength and the
alarm felt over it among the Quay ites.
Mr. Jenks is now opening his cam-
news
paigo of addressing the people of the
state which will add thousands of Re-
of Seattle, had
good luck ;
the Klondike.
North Plainfield, New
troubled with a pest of
Jersey, is
pole cats, and
of
the smell is nigh as odious as that
The war with Spain being over the
war between our generals and Secreta
to be sick and Hyngry is about to be-
gin.
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Aguainaido, Philippine Insurgent General,
Friendly to the U. 8.
Aguinaldo, whose loyalty was doubt-
a ¥ »
| the best reputation of any preparation
| used today for colds, croup, tickling in
| the throat or obsti
| by Bmith & Crawford.
cs fof
During the Battle of
| Santiago.
NIGHT AND DAY.
| The Packers at the Battle of Santingo de
Cubs were sll Heroes, Thelr Herole
{ Efforts in
Rations to the Front Saved the Day.
Getting Ammunition and
P. EK
writing from Bantiago, De
uly 23d, “We all
rhoea in more or less violent form, and
time to
see a doctor, for it was a case of rush
and rush night and day to keep the
{ troops supplied with ammunition and
rations, but thanks to Chamberlain's
{ Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
to keep at work
| keep our health; in fact, sincerely
| believe that at one critical
| medicine was the indirect
BUTLER, of pack-train No.. 3,
Cuban,
diar-
ou
Says: had
when we landed we had no
we were able
I
this
of
been
time
saviour
| our army, for if the packers had
{ unable to work there would have been
no way of getting supplies to the front.
a
There were no roads that Wagon
train could use. My comrade and my-
lay in a
our psack-
and 1
saved
supply of this medicine for
train before left
know in four cases it absolutely
life,”
The above letter was written to the
manufacturers of this medicine, the
Medicine Co., Des
For sale by J. H
Linden Hall: 8. M.
ville; F. A, Carson, Potters
F. Rossman, Spring Mills,
ADMIN]
wll wn of
we Tampa,
Chamberlain
Moines, Iowa. loss,
FMussey-
H.
Swartz,
Mills;
NOTICE
LE] Tipe !
ownsahip
imwiully
respec
Ag
Blrolim, isis of Potter §
Pa, decensed, having been
the undensigned, she would
ihemnee ives
Ail pores Know |
DMINISTRATOR'S
{ fn order of ih
inty, Pa, w
Maauoila, Philippine Islands, Septem
19.
desires t
ber The Philippine government
o inform the American gov-
mors circulated regarding the strained
relations the Filipino
American forces ure malicious
slanders of the enemy to both parties ;
are without any truth, sand are circu-
between
base,
from the oppression
Spain.
The relations of our people and yours
our confidence in the great American
republie,
[Signed]. AGUIN _LDO.
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Dealing Out Justice in Hantingdon
G. W. Barrett was sentenced in the
court of oyer and terminer to 8 years in
the Western penitentiary for burglar-
izing Henry Leister's residence and
shooting Louis Leister in the abdo-
men.
Arthur Ewing and James MafTet
were given five months in jail for fir-
ing two hundred acres of woodland in
April last, and J. H. Numer was giv-
en three months and fined $50 for
furnishing liquor to a prominent poli-
tician in Huutingdon, whom the jury
found to be a man of known intempe-
rate habits,
A Common Danger,
If you have ever had a cold which
you permitted to “wear away’’ it may
interest you to know it was a danger-
ous proceeding. Every eold and cough
which is neglected paves the way for
consumption, bronchitis, ssthmsa or
catarrh. Otto's Cure, the famous Ger-
man throat and lung remedy, will cure
any cough or cold and save you from
consumption. Sold by G. H. Long,
Spring Mills. Prices 25c. and 50¢. per
bottle.
The Musical Col
Buydet county, Pa., is now in session
a will continue without vacation
until the holidays. giving ding 2
at Freeburg,
le an opportun
Dan weeks or more at a
time.
au rigage on the prem is
GEORGE M. BO
Adm'r. of James | and John R. 1
HARRY KELLER, Attorney
i
DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE LETT
of Administration on the estate of
mith, late of Potler township,
{ boon mw lolly granted 10 the
» would respectfully
mecives indebted
payment,
1 fhe sane to
{ authenticated for settlement
ROBERT M. SMITH, Adm ais ator
Centre Hill
ERS
Ad
Gorwes
undegeizgn
quest ail persons
0 the estate 10
and thome
present
te
them daly
Be
| Hosterman, late
having been lawl
. 11d
ad, he wou
DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE « LETTERS
of Administration on the estate of 1. K
f Miles township. deceased
Hy granisd 0 the dorsig
§ iy request il perso
wing th wed to the estate to
ake immediate payment, and those having
ims against the same © p.oesnt them
thenticatled for settlement
T.W. HOSTERMAN, Adxsinistra or
ney
sept] él
SPRING MILLS
BARGAIN COLUMN.
Our customers fally appreciate
the offers we have made to save
their money, but we want you to
know of it too.
CLARK'S O. N.*T.
still sells at 4c, or 45c. per doz
For one week from date of this is.
sue we offer these and other bar.
gains:
I will continue to buy all kinds
‘of coarse and small grain at fall
market price, and keep in stock a
ful line of best Anthracite and Bi-
tuminous Coal. All coal sereened
without extra charge.
Also keep for sale Chop, Salt,
Roller Flour, and the celebrated
Pittsburg Flour—finest bread mak-
er in the market.
Don’t think this list completes
the bargains, for we will surprise
you in glassware, fruit cans and
Jars, anti-rusting tiriware, warrant.
. Still a few
Yales of Sisal and Standard Binder
wi .
Money in your pocket if you
space.
watch this
_G. H. LONG,
!
This
week and during the mon
making special inducements and ext
in
In
“hi
£1
it
have
to m
Groceries—In this line we
cided bargains, and in
any competition.
position
Window Shades—We have a
line, complete, 10e and up on roller
We are
and Tin Wore, Glass, Queens
housekeepers’ supplies,
buying from
market prices paid for butter, eggs, p
try,
f
Ag
Ware a
tures headquarters for
our counters,
p atoes, elo
Spring Mills,
PENNSYLVANIA BB. Kk.
| Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Divisio
and Northern Central Railway.
Time Table, 1n effect May 29, 1897
| TRAINS LEAVE MONTANDON, EASTWARD
BZia m~Train 20. Wek days for Bunbury,
| Harrisburg, striving st Philads Iphis, 1250 p.m.
| New fork 3.38 p, m., Batis ore 12.40 p.m. Wash
| tugton 1 47 p. m. Through conchies 10 Philadel
| phia, Baltimore and Wash! gion
{| 927 a. m~Train Dally for Sunbury,
| Willkesbarre, Harrieviiy and interme diate sta
tions. Week days Hazleton, and
{| Pottsville. Philade'pl ie sew York, Baltimore,
| Washinglon, Thioug | weenger coaches 0
| Philadelphia and Pellin ore
i 186 p. m. Train Vicekduys for Sunbury,
| Wilkesturre, Beranton, Hazleton, Potisy ille, Har-
| risburg and Intermediate stations arriving at
| Philadelphia at 6.22 p m New York. 9.30 pp. mo,
| Baltimore, 6 00 p. m |, Was! inglon at 7.15 p. m,
Parlor car theoveh to Pi lidelphina, snd pas
wenger ecoohes to Philade) his ano Balt more,
Saip. m~3veln BL Veckdays for Wilkes
barre, Beranwon, Hagieton Pouwvilie, and daily
t for Harrisburg ard intern sdinte points, arriving
wi Phils delphie 10.20 p mv. New York 8 58 A. In
Baltimore 945 p. ww. Warkingiondo 55 p.m. Fas
wenger conches 1 Wilkesbarre and Philadeiphis
and Baltimore, and parior Car wo Philadelphia
BUI pm. ~Train 6. Weekoays for susstrury
Harrisburg and sll int red iste slations, srriv.
Philad Am. ew York a1 7.88
P plug cars from Harrisburg
1 New York Philadelphia
remain in sleeper undisturbed
r Bc aton
Hade!pt
FORCE Cal
s , . a
th of August and Sq ptember we
§. Dally For Harr
nHulE east and south BITIVI
ut 6.52n. m., New York, 9.22
0.35 a. m, Bundey, Baltimore, 6.25 &.
I Pi Eleeling
®ion snd
Baitimore,
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te
a
raordinarily
1 ’ =
iOW pr 1CES,
ING REDUCTIONS
We have 10 il bargain davs, |
: ”
i rains i We i
t ts
UATrg
€ eastern Citic
5
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WESTWARD.
MiMi
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: EVervdaday,
I
ally
. (Daily
r. Buffalo
will
For Erie, Can-
Nisgaras Falls, s
passenger cose}
Week days for DuBois,
burg. On indays
only
ester and Erie
Daily) For Lock Haven
Ave
"
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18 Complete, and
i hears oo Tyro
y ke i Weekdays for Kane, Ty-
y W eg it i? be silipsburg, Pittsburg, Cansn-
ISGRL pr dalgus anc rm £ slalions, Syracuse,
Bochester, B “0 and Niagara Vallis, with
| through passenger coaches 10 Kane and Boch
| ester, snd Parlor ar w Rochester
Peudnn 1. Week Guys
Giale slatious
Daily for Lock Haven,
ooiale stallions,
1 double price
’
’ i
wood heavy
from box
2 for Renovo,
945 p
Our sak :
i and inlerm
| THROUGH TRAINE FOR MONTANDOR ¥FROM
EAST AND 8
+ 4 ¢
yet rr
OS UNET
ARPETS,
assortment |
Philadels
Harrisburg
x Week-
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whl
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patterns, Nic
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£ better can i, Washing
Hlkesbarre
, Arriving ontandon
rior car from Philadelphia
ker coaches fromm Phila.
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GOODS.
ix complete and we are
inducements in i . a
large snd must BO al] don att 3, woek days, 3 % rowel
I'rimmings and
al sacs:
Gur sto offer- | 1
g speci: t !
ent as our stock
prices,
this depar 12.4
si! Montan-
crifice hil pag
i doRves New York 1.00 n
’ Phila 4.30 pm
© prices. They must Wash itiwton 3
20,
de-
§ et
Car from
Phil-
Fhilade
» m, Baitimore,
L Montandon at 5.8
rteplug cars from
ix Baltimore aud through
ats hee from Philadelphis and Bais
nd
LEWISBURG AXD TYRONE RAILROAD.
Week days
Westward
Easstwara.,
| A
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4 58
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4 85
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UP-TO-DATE NEWS.
Safety Lanterns.
0
3 the
Yenls a
fe
fart
Clove
buy at
®
fo
8 lantern
[ Seed,
1 a
io
Fanning Mills,
Wo sell PF ing Mill
wives and rt
Ciover and
beens & dev
from Clover
Seed Sei
Web
od.
$
1
Is
Adiasial
} ried
0 Date Dairying Suppl
favorit
Cream separaior shown al grangers’ §
where the sample Baty Seoarslor was sold Wel
keep li stock Butter Workers, Baboock’s Milk |
| Testers, Dalry Thermometers, Creamers, Churns !
| and ali other dairy fixtures in parch- |
| ment paper for wrapping bofier
| Household Fixtures and
Sewing Machines.
Clothes Wringers. Wash is
ators, step Ladders. Baskets in great vari i |
nding best make of Sewing Mschines |
which we sell at prices raoging from $1
i 85 Woach. Those §
Lhe
Ee
ding
g Machines, Ref
the
toy i
in wantof sewing Machines!
will protect their own interests, as well as
{ money by calling ou us,
Buggies and Spring Wagons, |
We are agents for the Columbus Buggy Co, ~the |
finest make of Buggies, Surries and Carriages in |
the market—hand-made goods Other makes of |
Buggies and Carriages of best quality and lowest i
| prices i
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Blankets | Robes ! |
Sleighs and Sleds, |
A great variety of blankets, robes, horse blank. |
ets, sieighs and cutters, of the finest make in the |
world ‘cutters and Ayers. Farm and Lum- |
ber Sleds of the very best make, i
Builders’ Supplies.
Fire an Brick ¥iag Stones, Lime, Roofing
Paper, Plastering Hair, Sand. and Victor Patent
Wall Plaster, including Usicined Plaster, Fe ]
and Rosendaie Hydraulic Cements in quantities
to suit buyers, i
McCalmont & Co., Bellefonte, Pa.
Sh
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Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and oll Pat.
ent business conducted for MSotAATE Jae.
0 rrOSITE U8. Patent €
URSrses Os patent in less time thas those
remote from Washington,
OW& CO.
§. 0 PATENT OFVICE, WASHINGTON, B. C.
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CIVIL ENGINKERING
ELECT ENGINEERING
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GINEERING
i! very extensive
the Field
These |
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THE MIFFLINBURG
STEAM LAUNDRY |, :1:
p. mia wm | Are Lye. ia. mip a.
ay *Daily. {Week Days. Bion = Sanday.
Mifflinburg, Pa. 1 oy,” Sanday
$10 10 &. m. Sanday,
Wesley Kleckner, Proprietor.
Philadelphia Sleeping Cars attached to Hast
bound train from Williamsport at 11 20 pm and
West-bound from Philadelphia at 11.80 p. ma.
We tse the soap that tackles
the dirt aud pot the shin
Linen sent to this laundry is
- W. GEPHART,
General Superintendent.
washed white, not whitewashed.
Collars and Cuffs
Laundered with..
SMOOTH IVORY-
LIKE EDGES.
“Union Finish.”
The Top Notch in Laundry Art
High Gloss or Dull Finish,
~ Wm. Mc, WOLF,
Agent for Centre Hall.
TRT PROCLAMATIO N-8PECIAL TERM.
CIOYRE pk the Hon John G. love president
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