PRED KURTZ, Editor
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TERMS. One year, $1.50, when paid in adv
Those in arrears subject to previous terms, $2.
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FOR STATE TREASDRER,
WILLIAM T. CREASY...
SUPREME COURT JUDGE,
MESTREZAT...convvvinniin tons
SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE,
CHARLES J. REILLY ......
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET,
SHERIFF,
CYRUS BRUNGART......ccoovcvenne
TREASURER,
8 L
WM. T. SPEER
REGISTER,
ARCHEY..........
RECORDER,
J.C. HARPER....cooiiirivrneiriann
COMMISSIONER,
DANIEL HECEMAN. ..ccvimiinie
PHILIP H. MEYER
AUDITOR,
JOHN H. BECK. ...ovcviiiiiinc cannon
W. H. TIBBENS
A. G.
CORONER,
Dr. W. U. IRWIN.........
McKinley is taking Dewey's advice
to push the war. The Washington
longing the war.
i fs A A ————
Ferguson township's most useful and
popular citizeps.
right man for the place.
mss fn A A
chine Legislatures during the past 25
years while population has only in-
creased 50 per cent. in Pennsylvania
the expenses of the State government
have increased 75 per cent.
utive branch of the government has
outstripped the other departments.
OEY
penditures have been increased
cent !
upon the plundering ?
ss AA ——
The money has
in the country
years since Mr. Bryan and his follow-
ers were trying to make us believe that
only free coinage could cause an in-
Post, rep.
Granted, for argument’s sake.
Trusts, while the farmers of Snyder,
ised the farmers,
maf a
Dewey advises the President to do
away with Otis, who is out of place at
re-election,
ritt,
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The people are against Quay.
fused to re-elect him.
Governor Stone in spite of this and
in violation
swore to support gave Quay a certifi-
eate of appointment to the Senate to
be presented when congress meets in
December,
The Senate from 1794 down to this
time has refused to admit senators to
seats upon certificates like that given
by Stone to Quay.
Will the Senate go back on its hon-
orable record of a century and seat the
great boss and boodler ?
AoA ABA AY SARA
There was a time when Centre coun-
ty was weighed down with $40,000 of
indebtedness, and it stuck deep in the
ruts, until the Democratic commission-
ers, Greist and Wolf, joined by con-
servative Campbell, took the ugly bull
by the horns, and wiped out a big
slice of the debt by economical house-
keeping and making delinquent tax-
collectors pay up their duplicates,
thereby saving much for the county in
reducing its interest account.
This policy was adopted by future
Democratic commissioners, until sev-
eral years back the great debt was
wiped out, and since that old Centre
bears the proud distinetion of being
one of the few counties in the state
free from debt.
This housekeeping will be pursued
by future Democratic commissioners.
Our nominees, Daniel Heckman, tried
one term and found a true old Roman,
and his running mate, Philip H. Mey-
er, are farmers of intell and ine
tegrity, hailing from the oldest and
best kin ot our count, gentlemen
wud saps of th
A FLAG CAMPAIGN,
Quay Exploits the Tenth Regimen
For the Machine,
Bonarini
BOLDIERS MONOPOLIZE STUMP.
Ths Republican State Committee Pays
the Expenses of the Tenth Regiment
to the
York—-Can
Dewey Celebration In New
the Flag Save the Ime
periled Machine!
(Speainl Correspondence.)
Philadelphia, Oct. 2.—AS patriotism,
according to old Ben Jonson, is the last
be fired into its gangrened carcass.
It is no secret that Boss Quay
geriously thinking of an abandonment
of his originally proposed “rally ‘round
the flag, boys,” and God-bless-McKin-
er—preferring to trust his luck to the
indifference of the people and on the
principle illustrated by the following
story:
“Dad.”
Dead
tlesnake un
sald the youthful citizen of
Man's Gulch, “thar’s a big
er the bed.” “Al! right”
man, comp
stay thar—kase ef
he'll spring
and the
rat
jet him
the varmit
wake ver mom,
devil to pay.”
But a howl of protest wen
meetin’
and
great
chairmen
In a
that contain seeds of
that were planted at previous
ings against the Republic
the insurgents are eith
openly threatening, maki
gs blue as indigo for the oc
The party henchmen
therefore,
county
dates,
ma
¢
the
ity tie
and the ners
giretel
thei k
ipwrecked mariners for him tothrow
out the life Jones’ lo
or Mr. McGinty's mishap wo
their fate
IRING FOR
Hence, it ©
tempt to
spirit and to ress the
Republicans with the
snce of paving a visit the |
voting early and often th:
perialistic policy of McKin
Hanna of making Americar
the Filipinos with
3
Jorgensen bullets
r hands to the boss appeali
line or Davy
H THE STARRY FLAG
as been decided to at
18
arouse the dor
imi
fearful
to
the alc
may be
cidentally and Quay
tain the keys of the state
vaults,
Keeping and
flag campaign in view
Reeder h been directed U
ne! Barnett and all
“swing around the circle
tary parties of campaign orate
been organized sally forth
Harrisburg, one headed b
ful Barnett and inclu ;
the members of t}
who intend to vote
fur state treasurer and the
pased of professional sold
swashbuckiers
Colonel Tom
of grim warriors wear
stripes of long and patient
ing. Godin as a polit i
old Sol
few and
be depended upon
his foot” in it by making
break of speech, as he did
senatorial deadlock last f
again at the Williams’ Grove Gri
picnic
Colonel Tom Stewart's greed
fice is not yet appeased
a latest patent d
hope that the next governorship
strike him. Colonel
warrior of great prowess
war A story is related of
the first day's fight at Getiysburg
had pilea the rebel dead in a
permitt
the martial
ever
ioose
to
like Gener
Stewart. This
sery
FP
d-
exon
lightning
Stown
civil
At
cclonel was
execution,
attracted
The colonel
to his
riding up
his slain said
go home; you've killed enough
WELL. WHY DIDN'T HE
the ring enslaved people from
most.
European rulers and statesmen
their people become unresiful
domestic troubles with a comic opera
imbroglio with some obliging power.
This is what Quay, erafty and foxy, is
doing. but the Democratic leaders and
candidates mean to keep him to his
mutton.
It will be interesting to note Colonel
Barnett's clarion voice ringing out that
a vote for Colonel Barnett is a vote to
sustain the Hanna-McKinley subjugs-
tion of the Philippines in direct contra-
vention of the immortal aphoriam of
the constitution of the United States
that “all men are created free and
squal.”
If 1t is essential that Pennaylvania
shall vole to keep Quay's stock specs
ulative grip on the state treasury In
order to sustain the American position
in the Orient why was it that Colonel
Parnett deemed it wise and patriotic
to return to his native shores from the
Philippines, and thus weaken the
hands of President McKinley? Colonel
Barnett had the opportunity of re.en.
listing In Maniia, but he preferred his
Blackstone to a sword: he preferred
running for office in Pennsylvania to
running after the Filipinos with a gun
in his hand. Then, too, the state
treasurer should be a business man,
Colonel Barnett is a gallant soldier,
who braved Mauser bullets and disease
in the far off swamps of Luzon, but
because he iz a soldier and a lawyer,
sans a practice or reputation, does not
prove him 1 of the qualifica-
tions of a financier. But right here, it
may be, is where General Gobin's ex-
planation will At as a pleco of joiner
Th ing Gobin
i DE Lin a
vate {his ofllce Trom the lot of a mers
clerk into a dignified state official,
out his campaign pledges to the people
and “open the books."
HIPPODROMING THE TENTH.
Senator Quay could never be induced
to po President McKinley to
minke te Colonel Hawkins, the
herale commander of the Tenth
went, and who “died with his boots
on,” a brigadier general, But Quay has
no gualma hippodroming
nel Hawkins’ cegiment
ft as a Barnum's show to save his own
hide and tallow
unde
the hk
about Colo-
triot
Pitts
kings of
vicinity to
Bm
DUrg
aid
gmong the money
and its wealthy
the bills for sending the
Tenth’ to New York's jubi-
Admiral Dewey. It i8 no-
torious, ver, that the Republican
slate ittee a la Jones, tha
freight,” not so much exhibit the
gun! in the a of New
York as to to display them as Philip-
pine cu and as an advertisement
tate of Pennsylvania and
a for the Republican
Colonel Barnett for
coms “paid
to
urned heroes atreat
jet this
atever it
politica
fair
heared and
] trick p
may worth. The
feasted
were i
gned good
y older
of the
hero of
ii Iem-
5 to the reports
giation
Gpular
{shed
unfortu
3 GR
gt indies raw
operation a
ales of tl
that
» pare silent tellt
the sugar trust
shut them
production of refined sug
¢ and the market no
these fine properties
ha thousands
nan
greed of
them oniy
curtailed
Giving
i! © hats
«ill
the price o
cheated the communities in which they
of mill of dollars’ worth of
And yet Quay’s governor haa
dacity to declare over his own
gignature that trusts are blessings and
are not a political issue
A BOSS MAR POLITICS
Practical politica as
be profitable after all, wh
able advantages can be commanded,
Here 18 Colonel Quay, for instance,
who has been receiving a salary of
but $5.000 per year as a senator of the
United States, and who maintains
homes in Washington, in Beaver, In
Lancaster and in Florida, and rents
cottages at the seashore. He has just
directed the secretary of the treasury
to transfer to his son, Major Quay,
fate of the regular army and who was
aducated at West Point at the public
expense, $100000 worth of United
States 4 per cent bonds. while he has
pdded an adjoining farm to his Lan-
caster plantation, paying $187 per acre
Surely Colonel Quay has other sources
of revenue than the salary of a United
States senator, and which bas now
ceaned,
QUAY & CO, FAVOR TRUSTS.
Governor Stone's unqualified en-
dorsement of trusts is directly in har-
mony with the record of his party in
the legislature. For years it bas ob-
stinately refused to spread a law on
the statutes that could not be driven
through with a delivery wagon, wiping
out the “pluck-me” store, the curse of
the mining and great industrial cen-
ters. For years the miners have been
praying the Republican party to pro-
tect them from being outrageously robe
bed by the rapacious corporations that
employs them, In the sale of blasting
powder. At the lust session the retail
grocers of Philadelphia and Pittsburg
talked for a Ine specially oi the
rorer mogonnt a arple that
Bis Come MONE, nt Who Fume Ax sign
deprived
f sugar to the consumer and
stand ong
business
the a
Es PAY.
pursuit must
1 exception.
Yes, the Republican party as con-
ducted by Quay & Co. has a great
HOW NAPOLEON QUAY AND THE
REAL NAPOLEON DIFFER.
The admirers of Matthew Stanley
poleon, and like Napoleon he has had
his Waterloo and his 8t. Helena. How
often do we hear Quay exploited by
writers and speakers as the Napoleon
Republican majority, while his Na-
poleonic genius failed when confront-
in the face of an organized opposition
to the senate of the United States. But
there is one material point wherein
Napoleon Quay differs with Napoleon
Bonaparte, and that is in the matter
of trusts. The commercial trust is not
a new thing under the sun. The East
India company and the Hudsen Bay
company were the first trusts of which
the modern world has knowledge.
home was in England. Their
excited the cupidity of the
world’s financiers. Napoleon, when in
the hey-day of his power in
France, was compelled to give them
gttention, ~ He had founded the great
silk mills of Lyons and had inaugu-
rated a policy for the preservation of
the forests. which were coveted, while
the government was pressed on all
sides by private capitalists to sur-
render franchises, Napoleon summon-
ed the greatest lawyers of Europe to
Paris and submitted to them the ques-
tion whether trusts were a blessing to
the people or 8 bane to the & This
disting that
id unlaw-
ive them
one country in
Europe they never been
able to obtain a foothold John Rus-
gell Young. the historian of General
Grant's trip 1 world, wrote
fn the New York Herald of Quay vot-
ing alone in the United States senale
to save lhe sugar trust When by
that act of Quay this despicable trust
in then it
civie
ale
iished conclave conciuded
trusts were both d
ful, wi
out of Fr
rance,
ANRerous a
ergupon Napoleon d
}
wb bh in
WHICH is
where have
COT ¥
around the
saved of-
Daj
is the gravest
syivania nee
p
16
HIS OWN
ker of the
not even
for
cast his vole
has made. When
election comes he will
galow on the In
Colonel Quay has
KNowWn
Phila-
boss
pass without
lisgusted He-
tinguished
int put them.
hunting
them
st that he
Novemti
ing in his
: ¥ rida
a pair
BWEPA
a
with a well
per man « {
f of the
up
KICK
ie prog od -
returns”
there are
the city, an
tara in May
of
Te
the
dead men
d persons
and end-
sees of individuals
repeaters Yet the as-
ystem, RO
that have no existence
“he frauds perpetrated in Philadelphia
as a result padded and wrongly
made up lists are greater
than any city in the Union ever dream-
of Yet when an amendment to
the constitution was proposed in order
to give an honest registration law
Governor Stone vetoed it"
WHY DIDN'T THEY GO?
Nearly 200 men of the Tenth regil-
it declined the invitation of
fcan state committee extended
through Colonel Barnett to visit New
ters
of
REHCBROTS
ed
act as a political “ad.” for Colonel
Barneit There must be some em-
baimed beef at the bottom of the bar'l
when so big a percentage of a regi-
ment’'s membership thus snubs its
commander,
IN THE COUNTERFEITING BUSI-
NESS,
The Republican city committee of
Philadelphia some years ngo had a
counterfeit lithographic plate made
from which to print bogus poll tax
receipts, These receipts, which are
gold by the city for 50 cents each, con-
stituted an onerous burden on the Re-
publican campaign fund, so the coun-
terfeiter's art was resorted to. Thou-
gands of these spurious receipts are
printed in each campaign, and the city
cheated out of thousands of dollars
This is a pretty business for the party
of God and morality to be sngaged in
~gounterfeiting.
insurgent Leader Martin's dash of
chilled water on the Quay machine's
prospects raised the goose fiesh on the
epidermis of the Quayites, and they
became panic stricken and threaten-
od with heart failure and collapse,
when Director Brown, of Pittsburg,
ene of the machine's big wigs, supple-
mented with this bull's eye shot:
“This hippodroming of the state with
military parties in a political cam-
paign is all nonsense. It fs worse, for
it will lose votes. Instead of sending
out two bands of soldiers to make
gpectacular display and appeal to the
war feeling or hero-worship of the
masses, the campaign should be made
on principle and the pending public
fesues be discussed in an intelligent
snd dignified manner.”
THE JUDGE.
HUB HG AY 5B i.
The Democratic state sud county
ticket, from Creasy down to Tibbens
and Beck for auditors, is of such gen-
tlemen as carries with it a guarantee
of good, honorable, capable and trust
the important
for w rn
filled a public po- |
He is |
J. C. Harper never
edge of any business pertaining to the |
a ———— a ——— :
Sale Register,
M. Smetzier, 1 mile east of Pol-
ters Mille: 4 horses, 7 mileh cows, 28 head of
young cattle, wagons, buggy. binder, plows,
snd other farm implements, Sale at 10 o'clock.
Wm. Gobeen, Auc't,
“The heirs of the estate of John H. Bl
ble, dec'd., offer at public sale, 5 farm in Potter
twp , Centre Co. 1 mile orth of Potters Mills
und | mile southeast of Centre Hill, containing
Lh meres, Good house, barn, and necessary out
blidings: ranoing water at hous: and perp
Ealegtlp m
UBER 2.-R. D. Runkle, of Bprieg Mills; 2
fic foows, 7 hesd young cattle, reaper,
he Tr, Wagons, corn planter, harness, and oth
er term implements. Sale at 1 o'clock.
Centre County ss;
I George W, Rumberger. Clerk
of the Orphan's Court of said
county of Centre berely
oe tify that at an Orphan's
Court held at Bellefonte, the
1503, before the Honor
rile
~2)
£ SKAL
~~)
do
tives of Danie! Runkle. deceased to come into
next,
10 sOeept or refuse to accept at the valuation, or
show cause why the real estate of sald deceased
i not be sold, Same notice to be given as
nqguisition
1 Testimony Wherenf, 1 have hereqnto sel my
and affixe! the seal of sald Court at Belle
D 1808
RUMBERGER
£ 4
W. M. CRONISTER
i
IR
GEO. W
C.
Oct. 12. Sheriff
teliefoute, Pa
“3 XECUTOR'S NOTICE. LETTERS TESTA
mentary on the estate of James G Evans
Geroased having been
undersigned, sll persons Indeed
d 10 make mmediaic
having cisling 0 present
granted 10 the
10 sald estate are requesis
parment, and those
L. KRYDER EVANS
J WYLLIE EVANS,
JOHN M, EVANS
DANIEL M. WOLF
Pa, Executors
Oct. 5 5
DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE —~LETTERS
of Administration on the estate of Will
sm Weaver i de ceased
g been a1 gndemnigned . he
feraons KNOWN
i 10 the estate 10 make in
Hire BRYIng Calms 8
hen duly auth rat
M GROVE a
Centre Hill
iy request all
3
rr, EF
# Tak
A FIRSTCLASS FARM
Tims wre jesirous of purchasing =
L A Teas shies price here 3»
eh as vou will seldom find
offers al pr val what is
alu
1¥
first
wi ie
situate
¢ Ta seyvilie
ning avout 149 sores of fare
ad and abou 12 acres of goad timber land
is is one of the most desirable farms in
cultivation
wale Rn
oul-buy
valley: is under a high state of
most entirely level: contains
sree barn, good subtetsr hostase
pgs, wagon and impleme sheds: good orchard
water acd all the oonvenienoss of 8
y in fou ile 40 schools, and one
iles to charches and stores if
yoy desire 10 purchase a farm that » produc Ive
4 in an excellent state of cultivation, do Bot
1 examine this property. For information
sil npon dress
N.B
no
hv
ih
ane Sarth §
or &
SPANGLER
$468 Belicfonte
Pumpkin
Contest
Will close Saturday, Octo
14th. All
must bring their pumpkins
alanls
0 COUR
ber contestants
the store before 3
that afternoon,
Name and address of con-
to
If there are more
testant must be attached
pumpkin.
than one successful contestant
in a family, only one of said
wumily will be awarded a prize.
Early
Opening
Of Fall and Winter Cloth-
ing, Season 1809 and 1900,
for Men, Boys and Children.
Hat Opening
For Men, Women
Children.
Neck Wear
For Men, Women and Chil-
dre .
Gloves
For Men,
Children.
Handkerchiefs
For Men, Women
Children.
Hosiery
For Men,
Children,
Underwear
For Men, Boys and Chil-
dren,
Umbrella and Mack-
intosh Opening
For Men and Women,
and
Women
Women
nd si
Opening of Fall and Win-
ter Woolens, for Clothing
made to order by the best cut-
ters and tailors.
Montgomery
PENNSYLVANIA R.R.
Philadelphis & Erie R. R. Divisiol
and Northern Central Railway,
Time Table, 15 effect May 21 1596
TRAINS LEAVE MONTAKDON, EASTWARD
7.824 m.~Train 2, Wek days for Sunbury,
Harrisburg, arriving at Philedoiphia, 11.45 6. m,
Rew fork 208 p.m., Baltiy ore 11.06 p. m., W ash
logton 100 p. m. Parlor car and pusseiger cosch
tw Philsdelphiis.
821 a. m~Traln 30
Wilikerbarre, Beronton,
mediate stations, Week days for Pon ston. Ha
gleton, andPousvilie, Philsdelph isn, sew York,
Baltimore, Washington, Throvgh | wsenger
coaches to Philadelphia, :
155 p. m~Traupr ¢ Weekdays for Bunbury,
Wilkesbarre, Beraptor, Hazleton, Pottsville, Har.
risburg and intermediate stations, arriving at
Philadelphia st 6.28 p m., New York 0.50 p. m
Baltimore, 6 Wp. m , Wesb ington at 7.15 1 m
Parior car theough Ww Pi lisdelphia, and pes
seuger conchies Wo Phlledeiphis, Bailimore and
Washington.
501 p. m~Traln 32, V eckdays for Wilkes
Beranion, Hezietor, Pousville, snd dally
for Harrisburg and intern, »diste points, srrivisg
stPoiudelphis 10.0 vm. dew Yok di a m
Baltimore 945 pw... Wash ugion 1055 p. 1m, Pas
seuger coaches 10 Philndelpiie and Baltimore
gil m.~Train 6. Weekdays lor sunbury
Dally for Bunbury
Harrisburg sand inter
Kew York at 728
kleepiug cars from Harrisburg
York Philgdelphis
sleeper undisturbed
208 a. m~Train 4. (Daily. For Harris
berg and polos east and south, sarriviug »t
Philadelphis ut 6.528, m., New York, 955 sm
week days, 10.85 8, my, Bunda), Baltimore, 26 &.
m, Washiogion, 7.456, 8a m. Pullman sleepdns
cars to Philadelphia and Wahipgton, sod
passenger coaches ¥ Phlladelpb is and Baltimore
WESTWARD,
m.~Train
Bochester B
& m. Puliman
pREsCHRErs CAL
anti 780s. m
remain in
5.2 a.
Anceigus
intermediate stations
Daly For Erie
fHaio, Niagara Falls, and
1 Wilh passenger coschos W
Rochester. Week y& for Dubois
ud Pils only
#18 10 Bao
an
IBGRYS
Hent i $i
Dn Lock Haven
Woe KCays
Pillsburg snd
Ly rons
a for BK
or Kane
burg, Cs
ior
Ty-
3 $4 4 Bi
Gaigus Intermed inte
Kochester, Buffalo and
re Fails, with
through passenger
» Bape and Rocos
OT wiley
irein
intermed|
Renovo,
wm
Train r Lock Haven,
THROUGH TRAINE FORK MONTAKDON
EAST AND POUTH.
31 lemves New York 12.10 night
84.80 am, Baltimore 456 a mm
¥. Wilkesbmrre, 730 a
iug st Mountendon 10 8a xn
aves Phliadeiphia S40 am
sm, Baltimore 8 am, Willkesbarre
work arrivicg a! Momtsndon
parior our from Philadelphia
passenger ocosches from Phils
sipbin and Baltimore
tl leaves New York 855 a m, Phila,
Washington a) 10.50 a 1a
Wilkesbarre 3456 pm
Aon at i pm, week Gaye
seuger coaches from Phi
Train Zi leaves New York J
slain 4.95 po
sahingion 3
FROM
Philadel
Harrisburg
m, Week
Wasning
days
wilh
srough
AL
hrough pase
Baitimore,
Yuiladel-
woekdays, 4.30 p SUI GRYN,
+ % pom, Baltimore 4.3 pm. dai-
¥. WW llkesburte, 6.00 po, (week days) arriving st
La ] agh Parlor Car fronn
a uger coach
wa
5 leaves New
un, Washin
(daily
through a ing car frog
CoBC hes
seiphis and Bore
LEWISBURG ANI
Won
TYRONE RAILROAD
: k Gara,
Westward
FM AM STATIONS
{1d bh WW Mounwwndon
6 35 Lewisburg
i6 48 Biehl
16 171 Vicksburg
Miffinburg
iMilimont
13: Glen Iron
40 Paddy Mounis'n
AiiCot
Fasmtwars
AM Vi
“1
PB
ww & x oT
ara
i derby
Rising Bpring
11iPenn Cave
i% Centre Hall
Ulurege
sitlinden Hall
85/0nk Ha 1
2% Lemont
2 Dale Summit
52 Pleasant Gep
SM Axemsnn
# 40 Bellefonte
ais EPR rew
FORO GOO OP ahr ade
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EE A EE eh 2
TTT
»
Additional trains leave Lewisburg
{donst 520 a m, "J5 a m., 948 s m, LIS
{550 and 5.00 p. mi. returning leave Montandon
for lewisborgat 785. 9.9 a. 0, 1005 a. m. 5.05,
if pm. and sib pm
{ On Sundays trains leave Montandon 9.28
(04a m and 5.00 p. m., returning leave
{burg $80 a m., 10.06 a.m. and 5.04 p.m,
id. B HUTCHINSON, J. B, WOOD
fhomera] Manager Gen’! Pager Agt
for Moutan-
and
Lewis.
| BELLEFONTE CENT RAL RAILROAD.
: To take effect May 25, 1506
| EASTWARD
12M %
PH AM Ar,
1 108 45
102% a0
: SKI 37
WESTWARD
{38 | 7% | 14}
Lviami am ru
Bellefonte.......16 30116 304
Colevilie ..... 16 87110 374
Morris... y $0110 424
Whitmer ce 474
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Morning trains from Montandon, Williamsport
Lock Haven and Tyrone onnect with train No.
7 for State College. Afternoon trains from Mone
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Twin No. 11 for State College. Trains from
State College connect with Penna. B. KE. trains at
Bellefonte
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