THE CENTRE REPORTER risdiction of the Quarter Sessions
Courts of Philadelphia. Senator Quay,
R. Quay, and ex-
State Treasurer Benjamin F.
———
FRED KURTZ, Editor | his son, Richard
i
Haywood
the
Court upon the criminal indictments
found the
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now
against them by Grand
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on application, | ment
The decision is a great disappoint
to the
| friends of Senator Quay,
hopes of the political
and among
CBNTRE HaLL PA., THURS, Jan, 12.
| anti-Quay followers the jubilation was
correspondingly great, Even
Quay has lost his np
oer ff i—
Hello, Mr. Quay, “the d—— suse”
Hover” yet.
| most sanguine of the Benator’s sup-
isn't | ©
tion over the outcome, and the
ete so
Justice Green, while the Quay case
was being argued in supreme court last
Saturday, took a nap on the bench
when the argument was being made.
skirts of the conspiracy charges,
in the 1
If found
to
chosen to succeed himself
ted St
ee fi |
The trouble the machine has |
fallen into is a heavy drain on cap Q's
in the newspaper offices, and that
a powerful reason why should be
done up and laid away.
ee MA tenn i
The proposed bill of representative |
Ford, of Allegheny county, creating |
intermediate courts between Justices The recent war was
of the Peace and Common Pleas, pro-; matter, but it had
vides for one Judge in every district |’
where the population is 100,000 and an |
additional Judge for every additional
100,000. Tt is to be called the County
Court and will limit the jurisdiction
of Justices of the Peace, ete. to
where the amount in controversy, ex-
clusive of costs, does not
The salary of each of the proposed
Court Judges is recommended at $3500
per annum, and of clerks
$1500 each.
boss ates Senate, guilty,
of being sent the Senate, he
be
stead
i»
may
he li ——
A COMIC HISTORY OF SPAIN
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Each installment will be il
a lively
the text,
also contain a visit to a dispensary
“Karl,” Frank G. Carpenter's let
on the chances for investment
America, a fashion article by
mous Anne Rittenhouse, and :
| other exclusive features which will in-
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and merry prose by
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it
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{ history of Greece. promises to
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cases
Press,’
beginning uary 15
exceed $25, Hustrated in
in ke with
Next Sunday's
way, ite eping
“Press
qu
will
and bailifls, by
et —
In Loudon general disarmament,
as it is now phrased, the arrest of ar-
maments, agitation proceeds apace
A long list of distinguished people who
have just joined the general committee
has been published with the sympa-
thetic letters they have written, while
a rumor is prevalent that the Prince |
of Wales, Lord Salisbury and Lord | erich, tract of land $500
Rosebery, assisted by naval and mili- Catherine Burd, David
tary experts, are to constitute the Brit- | Burd, fract of land in Haines, $52
ish commission at St. Petersburg. Samuel Frank to
This movement, by which the Miles, tract of land, $4
tions shall bind themselves to Jer. Haines, "91, tr
into wars more, originated with | P. Frank, in Miles, $7
the Czar of Russia. Jno. I. Thompsor
complished all disputes belween 1 Boal, et ux, t
tions will be settled by arbitration and | $1400.
not by bloodshed, and the Czar's name
will deservedly illustrious
'to the end of time.
in =o
reader. Be sure
“Press.”
i
Real Estate Transfers in the Valley,
Chas, Gobble et ux to Amelin Ging-
in Gregg,
widow, to
na-
enter
no
If his object is ac-
18- tra
M. Stover to Joo. §
tract of land in Haines, $2000,
Benj. Hafley Joo. W
tracts of land in Haines, $2
John Moyer's ex's, to Wu.
tract of land in Haines, 8475
J. Li. Roush to D. D. Royer,
land in Spring, $2500,
John L.
dorf,
(100.
become
C He)
—r——
It is appalling that thousands of Hafley
Republicans should desire to have Mr.
Quay elected to the Senate for a third
term knowing that he is covered all
over with dishonesty and knowing
that he falls far short of the qualifica-
tions required to represent the great
state of Pennsylvania in the United
States Senate, There are pure and
able Republicans, Wanamaker, Dal-
zell, Grow, and others, that would be
eredit to our state in that
dy, yet it would seem a great majority
of the Republicans prefer machine
boss to an honest and capable man io
the senate,
Great credit is due the Independent
Republicans who refuse to touch or to
be bossed by Quay. They are on the
eve of bringing about the much need-
ed Reform with the assistance of the
Democrats, With the erushing of the
machine Pennsylvania will be freed
from a gang of plunderers that set in
the shade carpet-bag rule in the south
after the close of the war.
mpl
IN THE FIGHT TO STAY.
In answer to certain rumors that
Flinn would in the end be induced to
loosen his grip on the “old man,” the
senator replied : | colds and la grippe.
“I have enlisted for the war and I}. 4
will go through with it if I am theon-| 4. wou. 5M.
ly man who sticks to the flag. The |p Camon, Potters
anti-Quay organization has been | Rossman, Spring Mills.
formed and I am in it, and we will |
fight to the finish. The trouble in the |
t in fighting Quay has been that | l Tecept deaths nte :
men at the front, while well} op aged 79 years.
yugh meaning, were always looking | burg, Wm. I
something for themselves, and they |
flere always fooled with that beauti- |
filly polished gold brick that Quay |
has sold on many occasions, I had |
sample of the brick myself and 1
Kreamer to san
iin Haines
Orndorf
Haine
H. Mey
tract of lat
Emanuel J.
dorf, tracts of land in
Mich. Evert
of land in Penn, $I
. H. Mever ot fl
r, tract
to
i
1 to Jacob W. Moy-
Peun, $8
Sherill’ Cronister
tract of land in Miles,
J. H. Reifs to W. P. Hoster
man, tract of land in Gregg, £70
Dr. J. Y. Dale to ¥Fraces Zon
of land in College
{ land i
august bo- of land in
to Henry
oA,
Meyer,
a
tus de r
{rac
be
A
How to Prevent Poeuamonin
You are perhaps aware that
monia alwhys results from a
from an attack of la grippe. During
the epidemic of la grippe a few years
Cases wilted in
that
that dis-
ago when so many
pneumonia, il
| attack was never followed by
Ie
was observed
ledy was used. It counteracis
tendency of a cold or la
sult in that
the best remedy in the
gripp« tO 1e-
It is
bad
diseass
world f
dangerous
ir
For sale by J. H. Ross,
Swarlz,
Mills:
tn
Union Connty Deaths
In
yi ars.
/ fi
dell, aged 63
| Whitedeer, Thomas Huff, aged
In Lewisburg, James H.
47 years,
4 yrs.
Daglish, age
i a
i The smallest things may exert the
now it when I see it, and he had bet- greatest influence. De Witt's Little
ter not send it on a tour around where | Early Risers are unequaled for over
I am or it may become~disfigured.”’ | taming Sutiski pation hid liver troub-
- . es, Small p wat pill, safe pill; for
re fear among the Lavilen {oy sale e by Smith & C raw ford, I
A bs
members. In that case Quay will be |
24 votes short instead of 19. © :
a —————— — A SS
QUAY GETS LEFT IN THE SUPREME
COURT,
SA LE REGISTER,
FEBRUARY 22. At the residence of Mrs. Cora
Hosterman, 1 mite east of Rebersburg: 2 horses,
colt, 5 cows, 2 shorthorn bails, youug eattle,
2 sows, shouts, deering binder, mower, all kinds
{farm Jmplaments, household goods, ete. Sale
at 12 o'clock p. m.
MARCH 14-Mrs Wm. Bradford, at Old Fort:
horses, cows, Joung cattie, reaper, mower,
farm implements, ote
MARCH 10-James Durst, two miles cast of
Centre Hall: 4 norses, 6 cows, 4 short-horn
bills, 6 steers, lot of Jona oat ttle. lot of hows
and shouts, § head of sheep, binder, mower, %¢
CTI gh
a mplements an onseho
goods; Wm. Goheet, Ro
MARCH 18. «Hiram Durst, miles east of Con
ire H Hall: #0 head of bre Bock. ack, including three
bulls, b Ti Ald
po ie io: dnd loronts, onie ole, :
large lt 4
MARCH 17.-At of Mm. Ewa
Btrohm, dr cows, buggy,
ou, household Shhh abi veg
Says He Must Stand His Trial and Pro.
nounces the Philadelphia Common
Pleas Judges Upright,
The supreme court refused to help
"Quay out of the ugly hole he is in,
Without a dissenting opinion from
any of the Justices on the bench, the
Supreme Court on Tuesday dismissed
the petition of Senator Quay and his
jeirdctendants in the People’s Bank
rule granted to show cause
an writ of certiorari should not be
An Important Decision,
No decision of the United States su-
preme court has attracted more wide-
Chief Justice Bradley,
agents, canvassers, salesmen, ete, from
all special state, county and town tax-
es. All such special licenges or tax
laws are declared unconstitutional,
and any law officer who attempts to
enforce them is individually liable for
damages,
- - . —
La Grippe is ngaine piden mie,
precaution should be taken to avoid
it. Its specific cure One Minute
J. Bhepherd, pub.
Agricultural Journal and Ad-
Elden, Mo., says: “No one
Every
is
lisher
Plens-
by
ute Cough Cure for La Grippe.”’
ant to take, quick to act; for
Smith & Crawford.
sale
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