THE CENTRE REPOR
d———
FRED KURTZ,
TER
Editor
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per year,
ADVERTISEMENTS, —20 cents per line for three
jnsertions, and 5 cen per line for each subse
cuent ipsel tion. Giher rates made made known
wid application.
C2NTRE HALL, PA., THURS. Jan. 25.
ANNOUNCEMENTS,
Sherifl.
We are authorized to announce that Cyrus
Brungard, of Millheim Borough, will be a candi.
date for the Democratic nomination for
subject to the rules and regulations of the Demo-
cratic party.
Lieutenant-Governor Gobe-tween.
mc——— ——— = — ——————
Quay to Stone :
I sink.
Help me Cassius or
remit
So far it would appear instead of
bread the people of this state have a
Stone,
tase A fe —
In some six or eight states the Re-
publicans are quarreling bitterly over
the election of U. 8. SBepators.
Rai ni
Let it be Jenks for senator, above all
others ; if not, then Wanamaker, Dal-
zell or any other honest anti-machine
Republican.
- rp i i— -
The gallant fight made by the Dem-
crats and independent Republicans on
the senatorship, is the cleavest and
most patriotic act in the history of our
state politics.
-—
— Anis
Things must have come down to
very shallow stage with Quay
when Gov. Stone and his administra
a
boss
tion with all its patronage must be
used to help the Senator, and yet not
gaining He can’t shake down
that plum.
a vole.
A fp tly
When governor Stone in his inau-
gural d¥scountenanced padded pay-
pointed Elkins, the chief stearer of
eralship, he slapped his own m uth
and advertised himself as a mock re-
former.
fp
In the last campaign public senti-
ment forced governor Stone 10
from under Quayism and declare that
he was not going to be owned by any
step
man nor ruled by any boss. But since
the inauguration governor Stone has
handed all the patronage of his ad-
ministration over to the boss to make
votes for the senatorship. The boss
does own the governor.
— —t— —
It is estimated that the ‘‘spoiled
beef’ purchased by somebody for the
hungry soldiers of the recent unpleast-
ness with Spain cost the United States
government 000,000, of which one
half was clear profit to the somebody
who were in the “embalming’’ scheme
which poisoned and sickened and
killed so many of our brave soldier
boys merely that unprineipled scoun-
drels might grow rich in a day.
®r
bo
— Bi Mt
makes known his purpose to throw his
strength for the best anti-Quay candi-
date presented at the fitting time. a]
believe that it is my duty to the State
and ihe country to do this” Mr.
Jenks is a patriot and acts from prin-
ciple. He is unselfish and true. We
juncture,
cm. a a ——
has decided that
and in that
Phat settles it and
Governor Stone
Quay is innocent,
agrees with Quay.
there is no use having a trial now.
the million voters of Pennsylvania get
to think with Stone, then it will be
unanimous. Governor Stone reading
his inaugural with Quay smiling in
one pocket and Elkin gnickering in
of himself.
—in—— .
The Record : In deelarin
in the Legislature to elect an oppo-
nent of Quay and the machine to the
eracy of Pennsylvania.
of the Commonwealfh.
ee ————————
Four Democratic senators
ty and platform and vote to confirm
Elkin, who signed the padded pay-roll
bond, as attorney general. The Demng-
octats of the counties from which these
senators hail, have denounced them at
indignation meetings, for this action,
We are pleased to note that senator
Heinle was true to his party and in-
stantly said “No’’ when satan tempted
him to turn traitor, Our senator has
been true to his colors and will be
found thus to the end,
Our representatives, Wetzel and Fos.
ter, have voted square with their party
right along.
Keeley having died, the Philadel
4 his “motor” premises
cons sss A SA
| den pipes with which to use com-
| pressed
upon his motor and make it mote. The
discovery of a new and most powerful
| force exceeding any thing known, was
| heralded throughout the world, for
| over a dozen years, and much stock
Hos _— eens A
{
i
i
informing stockholders whereof
wonderful new force consisted. But
his motor wouldn't mote, and from
year to year he announced the thing
was almost near perfection, just need-
of all discoveries would astonish the
world, Keeley
world a few weeks ago,
moted to another
and the inves-
was at the bottom of &
fraud.
+ stupendous
Bo Art ———
SENATORIAL DEADLOCKS,
rial elections in a third of the States of
| the Union, it is not at all surprising
that there should be a number of dead-
locks in States where the political ele-
ments are much mixed, Benators
have elected in dozen Slates
without difficulty. In Maine Senator
Hale has been re-elected ; in Massachu-
been a
setts, Senator Lodge ; in Connecticut,
General Hawley ; in New Jersey, John
| Kean ; in New York, Chauncey De-
pew ; in Indiana, Mr. Beveridge;
Michigan, Mr. Burrows ; in Minuneso-
ta, Mr. Davis, and in Missouri, Fran-
Cockrell for the fifth He
took the place of Carl Schurz in 1875
in
cis time.
Among the States in which dead-
locks are on or are clearly forshadowed
are Delaware, Pennsylvania, Nebras-
ka, Utah, Montana, West
Virginia and In Cal
Montana have been direct
California,
Ni
there
vada. ifornia,
and
charges and counter-charges of vote-
fight
tween two millionaires who have the
Western {
Of
money
buying. In Montana the is be-
or
prodigal way spendin
1:41
in poiitics, in
the fight is bet ween
Pennsylvania
bossism and cor-
ruption opposed by the friends of hon-
est government,
- -
And Yet She Lives
"
it
Virginia,
A woman who isa pal
Weston, West
| has been ill for a number of days.
was receiving treatment from Dr. Per-
A
by
I!
hospital at
She
ry, one of the hospital physicians.
day or two ago he was informed
another patient that she had seen the
Her
f
ire
woman swallowing a hairpin.
physician set to work to remove S41
her stomach anything of an ipjurious
nature which it might contain. There
came from her 37 common
v
i
pins, #1X
anual
box lid,
sOTew,
wire hair pins, a tin one
inch in diameter; an iron one
3
5
#iX
vd
three
and a quarter inches in length
pieces of glass, one of which is onear
and
fourths of an inch wide, and another
each
one-eighth inches long
being a triangular piece, side of
which is three-fourths of an inch i
O
4
length; four pieces f slate, one of
which is an inch in length; one falcon
pen; one small piece of china ware, and
three comb teeth one inch long
ipo
Sold at Auction
woman being
bidder Pike
Pennsylvania,
yet for
| years, Mrs, Elmira Quick, a very aged
widow, has been sold at auction by the
poor Lackawaxen
bidder,
a small allowance
I'o read of aged
the
the
seems almost
an
{ sold to highest in
of
eredence,
county, state
past
overseers of the in
The
addition to receiving
township. snceessful in
for the maintenance of the woman, s-
ber to pay
recent sale,
cured enough work from
“for ber keep.” Al
however, when only $1.50 per month
thie
| was bid for the poor unfortunate, she
“I bid
maintain myself on
Iu vaio auction-
eer tried to secure another bid, and
was finally compelled to sell the old
woman to herself. — Kane
suddenly exclaimed: $5
mouth, 1
| that amount!”
per
oan
3
the
Republican,
Ap
Originated hy a Pennsylvanian,
“In God*We Trust’’ first appeared
on the copper two cent issue of 1864,
| and is the first use of the word God in
| any government act, This sentence
| governor of Pennsylvania and director
of the mint, with approval of 8, P.
Wc py
An Economioal Plan.
holes in socks and woven underwear,
| than when new and much
thodox way.
La Grippe Successfully Treated,
“I have just recovered from the sec-
ond attack of la grippe this year,’ says
Mr, Jas. A, Jones, publisher of the
Leader, Mexia, Texas, ‘In the latter
| ease I used Chamberlain's Cough Rem-
| edy, aud I think with considerable
success, only being in bed a little over
two days against ten days for the for-
mer attack. The second attack I am
satisfied would have been equally as
bad as che first but for the use of this
remedy ns I had to gto bed in about
while in the first case I was able to at-
tend to business about twodays before
getting down Ror sale by J. H,
Roll of Honor,
High _Sechool—°Chas Bartholomew, “Ralph |
| Boozer, Fred Christine. Earl Fleming, John Hos
| torman, Claude Stahl John Btover, Wm, BSandoe,
{ “Mary Foreman, Helen Hosterman, Esfle Ock
i er
{ Grammar School, D, W Geiss, teacher—"Mabel |
| Arney, Lizzie Boozer, “Mace! Christine, Calvin |
| Christine, Robert Dellett, Domer Emerick, “John |
| Foreman, “John Knarr, Sophie Krumbioe, Wit- |
| mer Lee, “Bertha MoCormick, Marion Miller,
Clay Reesman, Bruce Rowe, Pearl Huaukle.
Secondary School, FF. A. Foreman, teacher-
oMamie Emerick, *Grace Crawford, © Esther Fore.
man, “Elsie Rearick, Bertha Strobmeler,
Bianche Rowe, Mary Saul, Pearl Arney, Ruth
Thomas, Myrtle Clements, Ida Bhearer, “Guy
{ Clements Ross Bushman, “Floyd Bayder, John
| Coldren, Wo. Colyer, Harvey Barner, “Robert
Keller, *Andrew McCormick, Helen Bando
Primary School, Miss A. Bartholomew, teach
er—Laura Barner, Maode Kanwell, Lena Emer
| jek. “Reab Keller. “Jodie Rearick, *usan Rearick
Isabel Rowe, “Bruce Arney, Charles Barer,
Roy Clements, Guy Foreman, Clymer MceCleua
han, “Harry Miller, John Rowe,
li —
You invite disappointment when
you experiment, De Witt’'s Little
Karly Risers are pleasant, easy, thor-
They cure constipa-
tion and sick headache just sure as
you take them; for sale by Smith &
Crawford.
I
as
SALE REGISTER,
At Lhe Cora
horses,
residence
FEBRUARY 22
Host
ary {ie east of Rebersh
bats
shoals, deering binder, mower, ail
el
nn
t, 6 «
} BOWS
col ywe, 2 short yOu Callie
kinds
farm implements, household gOOds “Re
at 12 O'CIOCK Pp. ID
if
Hall
% 0 steer
James
i BOrsg
«lot 0
$ \
seal of »
§
[terest on same
M. Wiciand,
Wagner Bros, on grain
Sirona Marper, interest
PV. Bank, Hazel and
Graml y preminm note
Totals
the past
Total
minm Dpotes
this day
fosurances
pael Year
To which add insurances
taken and In foroe for
the years 1584
1806 and 180
have the grand
of risks
op
% Jems © X § ones
year
of
in
amount pry
force
i}
i:
taken
ie
¥ in,
and we
todal
LIABILITIES
wrrowed money YG 0
G. W. Nerhood and fami
ly note . own
J 1. Thompson tole
1B Crawind note
Jack's heirs note
Habler's heirs noe
| Mrs. Ellen Hubler note
| James Huey note
Nrs 5 FE Keller uote
| Miss Kate Keller note
4. M. Kepler pote.
| John M. Wieland not
| Wagner Bros, note...
Potter Township School
house, stationery and
DOORS... cosvis svssisnnssvnsnimns
| Amount outstanding
Paid sinoe the last meeting,
At 8 meeting he'd the same day the following
were elected Directors for the ensaing year: H
C. Campbell, John G. Bailey, Frank
Jacob Bottorf, W. Fred Reynolds,
J W.Bhook,J. W. Evans, H. KE. Duck, A. D,
Weaver, (. B. Haipes, J. R. Bngart. The
Board organized by electing the following officers
President. Fred Kurtz
Vice President, H. C. Campbell.
Treasurer, B. H. Arvey.
| Heorotary, D, F. Luse,
i Attest:
D. F. LUKE, Secretary.
46 32
asl 41
FRED KURTZ,
President,
Second Week of Our
CLEARING SALE !
dol
before |
In order to clear out
lar's worth of Winter stock
Spring trac
the knife into all prices of |
Mit-
Hnps,
every
the opening of le,
P
er Underwear,
Overshirts, Cag
Coats, Hoods and Caps,
Horse Blankets, Plush
Robes. Dueck Coats, Felt Combina-
tions, Leather Boots, Warm Lined
Cloth Over-
goods will
off. In
display about
¥ 4 f
We i
have
Wint
tens,
Child's
ut
. (zloves,
Hosiery,
Shoes and Slippers,
}
be sold 20 to 30
and end
ich we mentioned last
\ ny ‘
gHL1O08, €10. | ie above
wr cent,
our odd
wi eek vou
These
We
in
vi
LE
UTES,
ALWAYS like to have stock
at hapoe
i
goods are never here,
tl
then™some where else,
We in
1 *
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thing
cing
» next
18 tO quote these
X \ ‘
al remember these
Hold good oniy
'S. M. SWARTZ,
TUSSEYVILLE, PA
The Largest Stock of Furniture
In Penns Valley
select from
..AT LESS MONEY...
Than can be bought
elsewhere.
to
JOHN SMITH & BRO,
Spring Mills.
CANT TELL IT BLL
Here's Part Of It.
All Hard Coal
GS
BA Teened : IOC
vou wanted for cook
v
i
of Woodland.
freely clean y Waste,
1 #1 '
fakes Lhe piace
#
iit
¢ at
Coal
i
series for laroe lot
price FOr JArge 0s,
FLOUR. Etc.
Spring Wheat Flour, short time
only,
Straight Roller Flour,
Best Brown Middlings, per cwi
Best Bran, per ewl,
Milesburg Buckwheat Flour, 1b,
ire
=
{ He il
at
ei i 4 i
S300 £4
for engines
J
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and Hay bought at market
for cash,
Clerk wanted.
GC. H. LONG,
- —
Pa.
Centre Hall.
Now propayed to supply in any
kinds of
At reasonable prices.
Lunch Room in connection.
Fresh Oysters always on hand.
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CAUTION. HAVING PURCHASED AT CON.
stable's Bale, January 1,1 t following
: > township:
aching, bu.
PT
stove, 2 beds, sew
eh
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WR, us ana
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bring
a list f the vO
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sell you the
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