THE CENTRE REPORTER
Sms,
FRED:KURTZ, Editor
TERMS, One year, $1.50, when paid in advance.
Those in arrears subject to previous terms, $2.00
Per your,
ADVERTISE MENTS. —20 cents per line for three
tnsertions, and 5 cen.s per line for each subse
auent fnse tion. Other rates made made known
on application,
CENTRE HALL, hi THURS. Nov. 23
The , Philipino insurgent ‘‘govern-
ment’’ is on the run for anywhere to
be safe from capture.
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Democrats and anti-Hanna Republi-
cans are likely to combine and organ-
ize the Ohio legislature,
meer ——
The Superior court has decided that
retail liquor dealers cannot sell in
quantities greater than one quart,
sr fh —————
The Washington residence present-
ed to Admiral Dewey, by subscription
of $45,000, he has deeded over to his
new wife,
rms ff Sr
Adams could have been elected su-
perior judge, of course, as many Re-
publicans swallow anything the Quay-
machine dishes up.
srs fs fh
fx-Lieutenant Governor Watres has
left the Quay gang and joined the in-
surgents, many more are to follow be-
lieving good government from the ma-
chine is hopeless.
rs fp
A dispatch from Sydney, N. 8. W.,,
says that a disastrous civil war has
broken out in the British possession of
New Guinea, 11 villages having been
obliterated, with a heavy slaughter of
the inhabitants.
snare ——
It is rumored that the three-wived
Mormon congressman Roberts, will
resign. This is said to be the plan
agreed upon by Mr. Roberts and his
friends, who prefer not to have the
Mormon church and its working form
the basis for a congressional investiga-
tion.
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The illumination by falling stars last
didn’t enme off at all. The one
having control over that affair evi-
dently didn’t mean to have the bosses
miscontrue such a phenomenon as in-
tended to celebrate a machine victory
at the polls. Even the moon might
have refused to shine had Adams been
elected.
week
afin
It would seem as though Dewey had
been lost sight of in administration
circles, fearing he might become a can-
didate for President. If McKinley is
unparalleled success at Manila?
ebm imate
Wars, and rumors of wars, fill the
air. There's Uncle Sam's war with
the Pilipinos. Jobn Ball's war with
the Boers. A disturbance in British
New Guinea, and a growling among
the great powers of Europe over mak-
ing a meal of China, each one having
an eye on the second joint,
A subject that interests every coun-
ty in the State will be discussed next
month by the Northampton Farmers’
Club, of Bucks county. The question
is whether the annual teachers’ insti-
tutes, as now conducted, produce re.
sults commensurate with the expense,
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A new state wants in. The Oklaho-
ma Statehood convention, which ad-
journed the other day, appointed a
committee to draw up a memorial to
Congress asking that Oklahoma be
granted statehood with her present
boundaries. A lobby of 15 persons was
slso Sppointed to go to Washington.
pt tp
The insurgents held a conference in
Philadelphia a few days ago to again
open the fight against Quay ; it was
attended by most of the leaders, among
them Wanamaker, Hastings, MeCor-
mick, Martin, Flinn, Dalzell, Van Val-
kenburg, snd others. They mean bu
siness right along.
Sn RM SAARI
The official returns of the recent
State election, all of which are now on
file in the State department, follows :
State treasurer : Barnett, rep., 438.
000; Creasy, dem., 327,512; Caldwell,
pro., 18,072 ; Watkins, peoples, 1088 ;
Clark, socialist-labor, 3,758 ; Woods,
union-reform, 508.
Supreme judge : Brown, rep., 461.
880; Mestrezat, dem., 208,403; Rick-
ets, pro., 18,265,
Superior court judge : Mitchell, rep.,
457,810 ; Reilly, dem., 301,454 ; Robin-
son, pro., 18,612,
Judge Cyrus Gordon's term as Judge
of the Clearfield county courts does
pot expire until 1903, yet several Re-
publican lawyers are laying plans to
succeed him. Among them are Oscar
Mitchell, R. D. Bwope, A. L. Cole and
A. H. Woodward. Judge Gordon is a
Republican and the fellows anxious to
have his place, may give him a warm
chase. Judge Gordon lowered himself
fn the estimation of many fair-minded
men by dabbling in politics during his
term.
0 our own coun Judge, Love's
SR A 70 -
second term, Taking an setive pnd
in politics has lost him the friendship
for judge to succeed Judge Love.
in line, and with a competent and ac-
erat. The people have
polls. Above all,
men of pure and lofty character.
——— >
tween the heroic American officers
slippery Aguinaldo, who sends
dupes into a fight while he runs off at
publican, rep.
Keyrect ; but how about Barnett ?
sr ———————
When a minor is Sn and con.
fesses to having voted the Republican
ticket in 34 precincts in Philadelphia
and when, last week, in the same city,
200 tickets into the ballot box in one
bunch, for rice-dyke Barnett, we say it
is impudent for Republican organs to
howl over imaginary frauds in Ken-
been proven.
emote e———
One Trost and Tariff Combine,
Here is an object lesson which will
not fail to interest a very considerable
number of American people :
Nails in 1898—§1.50.
Ngils in 1899-84 35
Inerease in wages—10 per cent,
Increase in Trust profits—180
cent.
Increase
{ per cent.
On the other hand we have
Wheat in 1897 and 1888 —60¢.
Wheat in 1899-60c,
Benefits to the Trusts 150 per o
Benefits to farmers—nothing.
Thrown out of labor by the Trusts-
125,000 men.
Kept in the employ of the Trusts, at
an increase of 10 per cent in wages—
20,000.
Fleeced, to the tune of 190 per cent
by the tariff protected Trusts—all the
American people,
Centre county toilers, pasle Lie above
in your hats, and read it when you re
tire at night and when at the break-
fast table in the morning, remember.
ing that all the tariff protected Trusts
per
in cost to consumers—180
nt.
same proportion.
PR IR
FOOD ADULTERATIONS
Before the United States Senate com
mittee, represented by Senator Mason,
H. Jenkins, an agricultural chemist,
declared that in his five years’ experi-
ence he had found only one adulterant
that was poisonous, and that was a
coloring matter in a temperance drink.
Cocoa shells, prune stones and the like,
he testified, were sold as spices. None
of those adulterants except the one col
or was hurtful to health, but all were
frauds on the consumer,
glucose and starch paste,
colored and flavored, and preserved
with salicylic acid. The cheaper
grades of coffee were found to contain
Dr. Jenkins presented a number of
adulterants and imitation coffee beans,
adulterated mustard, which is 20 per
cent plaster of paris ; pepper that is 75
per cent charcoal ; sawdust and flour
and cayenne pepper that is less than
10 per cent pure pepper.
sup, the witness said, is made from
the cores of tomatoes, artificially col-
ored and preserved with salicylic seed
acid, Of 40 samples of beer tasted 11
contained salicylic acid, while of seven
samples of ale six were pure.
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Experience Had Taught Her,
A bright teacher, fresh from the Mas
sachusetts State Normal School, went
up into a farming village in New
Hampshire to do her first teaching.
Bhe asked the little ones, “Suppose
there are six sheep on this side of a
stone wall, and one sheep jumps over
the wall, how many sheep will be
left 7"
There was silence for a moment, and
then one tiny girl, barefoot, and with
her calico frock badly berry-stained,
raised a soiled little hand. “I know,
teacher,” she said. “There wouldn't
be any sheep at all left.”
“Why, Effie,” cried the teacher, “I
am ashamed of you, You ought to
know better than that.” Hot tears
came into the child's blue eyes, but
she answered sturdily : “Well, teach-
er, there wouldn't be any sheep left, so
there! We keep sheep. If one jumps
over the wall they all follow their
leader.”
That teacher knew mathematics,
The child knew sheep. The child was
right, and the teacher was wrong ss
wrong could be,
————— ———————
Reoent Millia Coanty Deaths,
Kansas, Wm. H, Humphrey, age 80.
Bratton twp., Kurtz Kauflman, age
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Some Facts About Boerland.
The Lancaster Examiner remarks
that it may not be out of piace to state,
for the benefit of those who think the
they rule themselves and how they re-
There is no monarchy in
Gurope so illiberal as this self-same
Dutch Republie. To know this we
need only explore for a moment in the
constitution of the Transvaal. This
constitution invites all comers to the
Weekly Weather Heport-Centre Hall
Government Bervice.
x puraiute : Highest, Lowest
Nov. 16 41 cloudy.
" 11 20 cloudy.
15 40 cloudy.
19 i part cloudy,
20 41 part cloudy,
21 40 clear.
22 45 clear.
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ty between the white and colored races
natives
shall not be tolerated either
any Catholie church within
fines of the republic. It goes further
those that
willing to teach the doctrines of the
Heldelberg catechism. It is made un-
of the Duteh ehureh that negroes have
no souls,
are those who are members
Duteh Reformed church. The
dent and all members of the
must belong to that chureh.
own land or enjoy any civil right,
Taxation without representation is
ernment. The courts, though origi
tures of the executive,
become a judge unless he is a 1
a churchman.
throned in
this Duteb Republic,
ish empire the change in government-
political liberty will be so great as to
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Onr Altitude Above Sea Level
Persons occasionally inquire of ihe
level. For general information we
wanting to know
you are :
Feet. Mauch Chunk, &50
1181 Philadelphia, 117
G00 Pittsburg, K42
150 Reading, Z80
1146 Renova
1000 Seranton, 745
350 Selinsgrove, 455
1500 Somerset ganh)
325 State College 1161
10560 St. Marys, 1740
1400 Towanda 9
055 Uniontown,
1 Warren,
650 Wellsboro,
1350 West Chester,
11584 Wilkesbarre,
458 Williamsport,
450 York,
560
“how high"
} wilefonte,
Carlisle,
Centre Hall,
Chambersb'rg,
670
Dushore,
Emporium,
Erie,
Franklin,
Harrisburg,
gdon,
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College Yell With a Jag *
The mental condition of the college
be a study in brain disease,
properly observed. Consider
A Young Girl’s Experience.
order. She was thin and weal;
noise startled ber, and she wos wakeful at
night. Before she had tak
of Celery King the change in
great that she could hardly be t
same girl, Bhe is rapidly growing well and
strong, her complexion Is perfect,
Ler was so
rush Valley, Pa.
eases of the Nerve # Btomac i, §
neys. Sold by drugginta. and ide. 4
Bold by J, F. Su pire Hall ;: F. E. Wicand
nden Bail ong, Bprivg ¥ 3
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pay the above
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Jaggetty gee! Who are we?
Hoopla! Denison 1 10-3,
EDITORIAL AND NEWS NOTES
Vice President Hobart died Tuesday |
He was a gentleman of excelient
qualities,
Our cavalry is close on Aguinalde,
| apart 10 hi is widow
4 The invert
| sonal i, of Ge
¢ Bellefonte Barough, deces
] sel avant 0 hls widow
{| 8 The inventory snd »
| sonal pore ny of J Lat hate ¢ of Co
Township deca
0 his wi dow, Mr % “Mar gares ‘Batt rat
nd
tory of the
inte of
wt
1 Blackford
of the por
per
of Baile
was
of Henry
fon ¢ Boro 3 } Se * aned, 4 tie
| apart to his widow, Me Pin i sper
GW. RUMBERGER,
Hegistor,
sie
| ceethd
| novi
flight toward the north, hotly pursued
by. General Lawton, who thinks
will capture Aguinaldo,
Dewey's son is now to have the gifl
house,
A SMS
in nearly all the towns along General
men are lying ill
crawl back to the nearest village for
treatment.
Large numbers of horses are dying
from some mysterious disease and
many of the soldiers, and even some of
the officers, were marching on, half
naked, their clothes having been torn
to pieces in getting through the jun-
gles, Hundreds were barefooted snd
many were reduced almost to breech
clouts. Added to these terrible hard.
ships provisions were scarce and offi
cers and men had to depend largely
upon the generosity of the natives,
C—O
Course Extended,
State College has extended the scope
of its correspondence courses, and they
now treat of farm crops, live stock,
horticulture and florieulture, dairying
and domestic economy.
The Hest Plaster.
A plece of flannel dampened with
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bound
on to the affected parts is superior to
any plaster. When troubled with a
pain in the chest or side, or a lame
back, give it a trial. You are certain
to be more than pleased with the
prompt relief which it affords. Pain
Balm is also a certain cure for rheuma-
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Court of Co
{ Biel, ones
ing wren :
the 28h day of Ootnber 18
| holding s Court of Commor
Court, Court of Over and
i eral Jail Delivery and
| Penne in Be ie, lor We
and ono ine on the #h
{ Tih day of } Fl. 1908, and to oon
Netlee 8 hereby given 0 the Coro
the Peo wee. Alderman and ( Saleen ¢ of id
| ty of Contre, that they be then and (here in
proper perecns, al 19 o'clock in the forenoon
| said day, with their records, inguis
nations, and thelr own remembe paces, Wo do
those tafugs whieh to their offise ap wrtai mE 50
be done, aod those who are bound a reowgul-
ances to proseciie again the priso ers that are
or shall be in the jell of Centre couriy, be then
ae there to prosecute against them as shall be
ust
Given under my band, at Bellefonte, the 24h
day of Oct, in the year of our Lord, 1806, and
the one aon and twenty-third year of theln
dependence of the U alte 5 Hintes,
W.M. CRONISTER,
Sher! g
foo,
and gen
she of
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of
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NW ur IN PARTITION: =~
a the heirs and legal representatives of John
Benge er, Inte of Boggs township, deceased: Hamme
vel Birger, a brother, Roland, Centro oounly,
Pa. James Barger, a brother, Roland, Oeutre
county, Pa; Oonstans Barger. a brother, Roland,
Centre eunty. Pa. Toe children of Catharine
Cowher, deceased, as follows: « Newton Cowhet.
having for his Committee Nathanie: Bierly red
ding at Milesburg, Pa; William Barger, who bas
sine died and left to sirvive him a widow, Hi-
#4 Barger, residing at Atoons, Blair county, Pa,
and six 1% children an follows: George Barger, O\
Shanter, Clearfield county, Pa; Oonstans Barger,
Altoona, Blair county, Pa: Nancy Barger, Altoo:
na, Blair vouty, Va: Martha Altama,
Blair eotinity, Pa : James Bargor, Altoona, Blair
SanLY, Pa; Samuel Barger, Altoona, Binir conn
ty, P
‘ake notice that in
Orphan's Court of Centre © Sounny. re et
wasiie, 8 writ iu partition has been
said court to tae Sheriff of sald county, a
ble on Monday ; the oh day of Noveuber J”,
that an 1rquest be held for the
aking partion of of the real estate of een
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ISTH, 199,
o'clock a.m, at the residence of the de
a which time place you oan be
prasent if you wes proper.
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Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Divisio:
and Northern Central Railway,
Time Table, in effect Nov, 19, 1509,
| TRAINEE LEAVE MONTANDON, EASTWARD
32a. m.~Train 20. We k days for Sunbury,
Harristiarg, siriving at Philadelphia, 11.480, 1,
Kew fork 2.18 p. m,, Baltie ore 11.56 p. m., Waab-
inglon 190 p. mw. Parlor car sud prssenger conch
wo Phlisdelphia,
9.271 a. m~Traip 30 Daily for Bunbury
} Gifts.
WE desire to call
your attention
to a partial list of
wear of every kind.
Best Qualities
and Just Prices
Children’s
read y-
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and
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made and wade-u
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(xive mo a call,
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LOW. KEW BUILDINS
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LEADING DEPARTMENTS OF STUDY.
I’ AGRICULTURE and HORTICULTURE,
with constant ilinstrations on the Farm
and in the Laboretory.
2% SloloGY BOTANY and ZOOLOGY. Or
nal study with the nies
8 EMISTRY; with an iy fall and
\hoses h course in the La tory.
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MECHHNICAL ENGINEERING [cours
MINING ENGINEERING; oa
sccompauiod with very extensive
exercises in the Field. the Shop, and the
HISTORY; AND POLITICAL SCIENCE.
INDURTRIAT ART AND DES a" Xe
LANGUAGE and Latin
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MATHEMATICS and ASTRONOMY; pure
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Willksrbarre, Boyonton, Ferriseo is
| medinte stations. Week devs for ors
| gleton, and Potwevilie. Phi adeipk ia,
| Baitimore, Washinglon, Threogh
couches Lo Phiindelphin,
150 p. m~Train ss. Weekdays for Bunbury
| Wilkestarre, Scranion, Hazieton, Potisville, Her
risburg and intermediate lations, arriving at
| Philadelphia 8162p m., dew York, 9 3 Pp. di.
| Baltimore, 6.00 p.m , Wash nglon st 7.16 p. om.
Parlor car through ww Pl iadelphis, and pes
| ranger conohies to Phllsdeiphin, Baltimore snd
Washington .
{| bul p. m-Trein ¥ eekdays for
| har Bocranton, k op
{ for Harrisburg
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sion, Ha
sew York,
bp wsenger
Wilke ¥
i Pouwville, and daly
3) intern Amie puinie, arriy oy
{ at Pui hein 0.5% pm. Sew York 208 a. 1.
| Baltimore 8.40 p.m. Washi gion 1055p. m, as
Senger one hes to Philade) 1 trie and Baltimor
i ip m~Train 6 Wee kdaye for Suubiu y
and all intermodiate stations, ary
ladelobin, 4.00 4 m.. Kew York st 3
nore Lobe. mm. Washington, 405 x.
Bieeping cers frown Harrisb
% Phi indeliphia and New York Fhilsdeipiis
| PARMIDRENS CAL remain it sleeper undisturied
| antyl 7. a. m.
i a ~Train 4. (Daily For Tiurris-
arriviog it
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brs sud wh OR east and south,
Puiadeiph mulbhla, m, few York 9
Wie Xk days, 0.25 8 10. Bund.
m., Washing on, 7.40, 8 n ;
ears 0 Philadelphie apd nglon, snd
| passenger coaches U Fl hiladelphis & ud Baitimore
WESTWARD,
a. m.~Tr (Deily}
rig, Rochester, Bulla
edinte slalions, wi
ain 3 For Erie, Can
0, Niagara Falls, upd
WU passcliger coaches of
wid Rochester Wes kK days for buBo
] wioute, snd Pillsbury. On days on iy
| Pullman sleeper 10 Roche ter and Es rie
| 10.00 a. m.~Traiu 31. (Daily) For Lock Haven
(and lutermediate stations, and weekdays for
Tyrone, Ciearficid, Fhi lpmburg, Pittsl ig and
{ithe W est, With through cas to Tyron
{i L3lp mm ~Train 15 Weekdays for Kave, Ty-
rone, Clearfield, Philipsburg, Pitsburg, Canad
daigua and intermedia! mations ne,
Hox Bester, Bufislo and Nisgars Fails, with
through passenger cosches to Kane and Bons
| eeleer, and Parior car to Rochester
~Train 1. Woek cays
intermediate ations,
$ Train 13. Dally for Lock Haven,
nlermodiste stations.
for Renovo,
THROUGH TRAINS FOR MONTANDON
: EAST ABD SOUTH.
ain 81 leaves New York 1210 night,
58 4.90 8m, Baltimore 4.50 a 1m,
OO aw, daily, Wilkesbarre, 730 a.
days srrivisg st Moutandon 10 00s mo.
! eaves Phtladeipi ® 8.40 » m, Washing
n, Baltimore, 8556 am, Wi ke
wel days, arriving ai Mo io
with parior ear from Philadeiptl
and through passenger cosches from Phils.
delphis and Baitimore
rein leaves New York 6.5 a m, Phils, 122
m: Washington a} 10.50 » wm, Baltimore el 12
Wilkesbarre 3056 pmo arriving
don R160: pm, week days, with through ses.
Benger coaches from ‘tila. and Baltimore,
Trin 21 leaves New York 165 p. m. Philadel.
id ie 4.50 pm, weekdays, 4.50 p. w., Bur days,
Nashiugan 3 wf Wm, Sa.limore 4.390 pm dal
Wilikesbarre, 6.00 pm (week days) arriving at
rp tancon 9.43 : wm. Through Parior Car from
F Lisdeiphin, woek days. and passenger coach
om Poiisdelphila and Wash inglon
4 ieaves New York st
5, Washington 10.40 Baltimore,
SAGRLY srTiving st son Iandon st 28
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throu, ECr OORC 08
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iat 5.90 a m JA8 8. m., 9.45
and 8.00 p.m. returning leave
i whaburg st 735. 0.9308 m. 1008 a. om
j€Mpm ands ibpm,
On Sundays trains jeave Montandon 9.28 and
1a m and 502 p. m., rerarning leave Lewis
Mir $3 a m., 1 m. sad 5,08 p mm,
B. HUTCHINSON, J. BR. WOOD
yoenera! Manager Peper At
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“Morning trains from Mon: andon, wiil liansport
Lek Haven and Tyrone .oanect with trein No,
7 for Sate College. Aftern on trains from Mone
tendon, Lewisburg and Tyrone connect wilh
Train No. 11 for State College. Trains from
Stale College connect with Penna. RK. RK. trains st
Bellefoute
Daily except Bunday.
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