THE CENTRE REPORTER FRED KURTZ, dg DAA 580 Editor TERMS, One year, $1.00, when paid in advance. Those in arrears subject to previous terms, $2.00 per year, ADVERTISEMENTS. ~20 cents per line for three insertions, and 6 cents per line for each subse quent ins: tion. Other rates made made known on application, CENTRE Ha, Pa. 1 THURS, May 10 ASSEMBLY, We are authorized to announce thatJ. W. Kep- ler, of Ferguson towuship, wili be a candidate for Assembly, subject to tbe decision of the Democratic County Convention. We are authorized to announce that J. H, Wetzel, of Bellefonte, will be a candidate for As sembly, subject to the decision of the Democtatic County Convention. We are authorized to announce that Robert M, Foster, of State College, will be a candidate for Assembly, subject to the decision of the Dem ocratic County Convention, We are authorized to announce that John W, Conley, of Potter township, will be a candidate for Assembly, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. It is mooted that Don Cameron is anxious to be the next Governor. i —— A A Me¢Kinley has postponed issuing his proclamation announcing the close of the Philippine war. ——————— pf — A ol pi, Bo far as legislative nominations have been made in different counties, Quay has 15 less than he had before. This settles his chances as nix. asm — The United Christian party, at its National convention held at Rock Isl- and, Ill, on 2 inst., nomiopated Rev. Bilas Swallow for President. ————— fp fp Quay is now threatening to have his friends in congress fight Hanoa's sub- sidy bill because Hanna wouldn't vote in favor of seating Quay. oe les—— There are still echoes of Sheldon. In a down east town people are agitating | the election of councilmen to run the) town “‘as Christ would run it.” A A The news beginning of the week was cout Rock Toland, 111, on 2nd. This lo T Dr. Silas C. Bwallow, of Harrisburg, who has as his running-mate John G. Woo- ley, of Chicago, and as a platform the recognition of Jesus Christ and the Christian religion in the constitution. fees A new and unclassified Stone has been found on capitol hill, at Harris- burg. Quay was asked to be seated on an unconstitutional certificate, on the ground that ‘‘the state was entitled to a full representation,” but the senate couldn’t see the point. The ‘full rep- resentation’ theory is left in a bad fix, and the constitutional mandate being that the Governor shall call an extra session to fill the vacant seat, Stone wont act and is willing there shall be no “full representation’ unless Quay gets the seat. A queer Stone. a. Ounpe of the tasks which now occu- pies the Republican leaders, remarks the Record, in and out of congress is the construction of an Anti-Trust plat- form for their national convention in such a way as to retain the support of the great industrial monopolies and at the same time amuse the people with deceptive promises. In view of the history of the Republican party's connection with the Trusts from the beginning down to the eve of the na- tional convention this will be an ex- tremely difficult undertaking. When Senators Hanna, Elkins, Sewell and Foraker shall have launched their An- ti-Trust programme the people will be apt to remind them of their speeches and votes on the Berry amendment on the first day of May. ———————— Governor Stone and an Extra Session, The able speech of Senator Quarles, of Wisconsin, says the Record, has demonstrated that Governor Stone has made himself liable to impeachment to convene the Pennsylvania Legisla- ture to elect a United States Senator, and by his usurpation of a power] i which belongs to that body. By con- filling the vacancy in the Benate. At to the effect that Roberts had gained a | victory and got the Boers on the run. By the end of the week we may hear that Roberts is on the run in the op- posite direction. That's about the way | things have been ‘‘run’ing out there, ——— — Sots Going over the fleld carefully, the opponents of Colonel Quay believe his re-election is absolutely out of the ques- | tion, and they further believe the! Quay leaders themselves sre convine ed of the hopelessness of again making Quay the caucus candidate. ni iio It is learned that the Filipino rebels | are now breaking up into mounted | bands of 100 to harass the Americans | wherever possible. The Liberal, the | Filipino organ, declares ‘‘the Ameri- | cans will soon sufler as a result of this | strategy,” and that the war is more | vigorous than ever. i ——— The prosecution of the fraudulent | butter dealers is not being pushed with a vengeance by Stone. A cent a pound | for winking at the fraud against farm- | ers makes the Governor's prosecutions | run mighty slow when ope thinks! that all the evidence is ready to con-| viet. cies Bryan is gaining strength and favor in all directions right along: On the other hand McKinley is loosing strength in the western states and the ablest Republican leaders are showing an unfriendly feeling towards the great shifter on public questions, For maliciously starting mountain fires let the penaliy be death or peni- tentiary for life-—it is not only destruc- tive of millions of dollars worth of property but causes loss of lives. Cen- tre county within the last twenty-five years has sustained a loss of not less than one million dollars from moun- tain fires, ————— A A —————— The Bunbury Daily, which has beep sued for $5000 damages in libel, asks the court to rid Northumberland coun- ty of “polecat” lawyers, and refers to the days when the supreme court met in Bunbury and such men as Ellis Lewis and Jerre Black were on the bench, “Polecat’”’ lawyers—that's fine ; got ‘em down there ? they're of some use, kill 'em, the pelt is ready sale, ——— A —_——— General Greeley, chief of the Signal Bureau, in a lecture a few evenings ago, commented upon the army as a political organization, and said that no advance had been made in 50 years. He declared the army would be weak until the incompetents were weeded out just as would be in commercial life. If every incompetent officer in the army was discharged, he said, it would have a tremendous effect, and make the army approach the model of the German army of to-day, which of all national military organizations was the nearest to perfection. There are two candidates for Presi dent already in the fleld in Wharton Barker, of Philadelphia, as the candi date of the Middle-of-the-Road Popu- list, and Eugene Debs as the candidate of the Bocialists. A third presideatial candidate named at the convention of the United Chr party” held at . Ha | the same time the Legislature could | avail itself of a brief extra session to money which Governor Stone wrong- | fully cut out of the common school ap- During the whole time that the Quay case was unsettled the adherents of the Machine were unceasing in their cries that it was a great wrong that Penn- were under consideration. ns fp Ml A Dude Changes Saits, The dude is known by chauging his | A secretary | in the British Embassy at Washing- | ton, does not consider it good form to | different suits of | clothes in a day. He does not wear any jewelry in the At dinner dances he ap- | pears at the table in a Tuxedo jacket, | and before the dancing begins retires, {and, with the assistance of his man, | full-dress, | spike-tailed coat, | These dudes who change suits daily | are found in many places, i a New Rallroad in the Clearfield Region. A number of eastern capitalists have completed a deal whereby they have become possessed of the charter, fran- chise and right of way of the proposed West Branch Valley Railroad. This project was started by the late Calvino M. Brice, and was to have been built from Clearfield to Williamsport with Beech Creek as a link in an independ- ent system. After Mr, Brice's death the matter was allowed to rest. The new purchasers will build the road ouly from near Keating, through Karthaus, to Clearfield, a distance of thirty-nine miles, and it will be an ad- junet of the Pennsylvaaia system, ” Look Over Your Mail. Be careful to return to the postoffice mail matter not belonging to you that you may receive through mistakes A new postal rule that recently went in- to effect is that persons, who through carelessness or from any other reason take mail from the office that belongs to another; and who fail to return the same, are liable to a fine of $600 or one year's imprisonment. This applies to newspapers thus taken from a postof- fice as well as other mail matter, “i A Large Barn Barned, The large barn with all its contents, including eight horses, several head of eattle, farming implements, ete., situ. ated on the farm of Bamuel Hoover, at Hannah, this county, was totally de- stroyed by fire, on Friday morning, 4, at 4 o'clock. This is the fourth or fifth barn that has been destroyed by fire in the Bald Eagle valley in the near neighbortiood of this one within the past year or so. AAA ASS MY SHA IRAN Recent Union Co, Deaths, Lewisburg, Miss Amelia Heinley, age 09 years, Freeport, Ill, Henry 8. Barber, in 82 year. N. Dakota, R. J. Bheldon, agé 55 y. Hartleton, the widow of Rev. Adam Beaver, age 54 years. Pittsburg, Wi an son of J. A. Noll, 22y. Re Headable Clippings, The Government owns many thous- ands of acres of land in New Mexico that have never been taken up. It is the finest country in the world for stock raising. It is noteworthy that more Ameri- cans have been killed in the Philipp- ines since the war was declared ended than in the same space of time while it was raging most furiously, While excavating a cellar at Sunbu- ry last Friday workmen unearthed the bones of a man of immense stature. The skull is in a state of perfect pres- ervation, not a tooth being missing. The skeleton of a dog and primitive household utensils were also unearth- ed. The man’s bones were apparently those of a member of a race long ago extinct. A fst ons on to the Wooded Hills, Several weeks since the Philadelphia Bunday Times presented its readers with a magnificent lithograph in twelve colors by Le Roy. The de- mand for the issue exceeded the sup- ply by many thousand copies. THE TIMES has secured another painting ~& companion plece to the first—by nn 1 Rm I Des— 8000060006006600000600066: Order Shirt Waists By Mail. The new Waists are pret- tier and daintier than ever before; the styles are dressier and the patterns and colors have been selected with great- er care than is usually bestow- ed on them by the makers. The collection which we have gathered for you embraces ev- ery good style that has been brought out this season; the new dress sleeve is among the newest features and it bids fair to be an improvement which shall become very pop- ular. —eoo00000000000080000000 M000 We yould be glad to send you any information you might re- quire in regard to ordering Shirt Waists by Mail. Remember we the same artist, entitled “A Blooming graphed in twelve colors, will be given GREAT OUTIN TIMES, Bunday, away free with May 13. THE SUNDAY TIMES. “Tripping O’er the Hills,” by W. Milton, regulation sheet music, beautifully colored title page, given free in connection handsome lithograph. der early and you get An Exquisite Picture. Sheet Music, A Magazine Bection. A Forum Section, An Amusement Section. A Great Newspaper, with the | ber of THE SUNDAY TIMES, Bs fp An Epidemic of W hooping C Bough. spells, We had used Cough Remedy very successfully to it John E House, Norwood, N. Y. is for sale by J. H. Ross, Linden Hall; 8B. M. Swarts, Tuseyville; F. A. son, Potters Mills; H. F. Rossman, Spring Mills; J. F. Smith, Centre Hall. NATURE'S ns A Young Girl's Experience. My daughter's nerves were terribly out of | order. Bhe was thin and weak; the least | night same girl sleeps well every night.—Mrs. Lucy McNutt, Brush Valley, Pa. Celery King cures Constipation and all dis. enxes of the Nerves, Stomach, Liver and Kid neys. Hold by druggists, 2. and 4 Sold by J. F. Beith, Centre Hall ; F. E Wicland Linden Tall: G@. H. Long, Spring Wii Us. 500 REWARD. We will pay the above reward for any case ot Liver Complaint, Dy pepsia, Sick Headache: 1 digestion, Constipation or Costiveness we —— cure with Liverita, tbe Upto-Date Little Liver Pill, when the directions sre strictly eo mplied with. 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Pi arior car and pase LEE ¥ coach Ww Philadelphia, 9.21 a.m ~ Train #0 Willkwbarre, Bcronton, mediate stations, Dally for Bunbury Harnisburg and inter Week days for Bers ston, Ha ieton, and Poti] Philsceiphbia, sew York. Baltimore, W aah sg Lom, Through § wsenger couches Lo Philadelphia, 135 p. m~Train 8. Weekdays for Bunbury, i Wilkesbarre, Beranton, Hazletor , Pottsville, Har | Fisburg and intenvediate stations, arriving st { Philadelphia st 6.28 p m., New York $3 p m, Baltimore, 6 00 p. mn. Wash ington at 7.15 p. m, | Parlor car through to Pl ilsdel iphia, and pas i renger coaches WW Fhiladeiphis Beitimore and {| Wash gion, 501 p. m.~Traln V eckdays for barre, Beranton, Hazleton, Pousyi | for Harrisburg and lutern “i ale points Rrriving ist Pulpdelptiie 10.2 pm., Mew Ye Baltimore 946 p.m (wek Bglon i senger conches Wo Philadel ds Bilp m.~Trein 6 Harrisburg and brmediste stations, Arriy- {lng at § 25a. mm. New York at 7 Ad . B Ve. m., Wash inglon, 405 =u. i VIDE cars from | 10 Philade! iphis 1 New York 8 PRIDE | pangs Can remain in sleeper undisturbed | Hoa m~Traln | burg and points ess | Philadelphin ut 6 52 a, 1 week days, 10.7% 8. m | m, Washi igton, 7. & m. Fullm | cars to Philadel phia and Waust | Passenger couches i Phiflade pi WERTWA Rb, . Wm~Train Da #8, Bochester, Buttaio, Nisgara Falls and Erinec inte stallions, Wilh pesseLEer ovseh { Erie and Rochester, Wes k days Pontes in | Bellefoute, sud Piusbur in Man sleepers 1o } x 8 1. ~ i'r | and interned rope, Clea 2 Wilkes He, und dsily for supbury “ A (Daily) and south New York, 9.58 i nosy, Bait more, For Harris &rriviong »t 4f : 4 Ble ping Hngton, snd sand Eaitimore, For Erie, Can- | B . isgars Falls, with | chine haste pss unger Bem hes 10 Kane and Bocns | ester, and Parlor car Ww Rochester | Gib p, Train 1. Week Guys for Renovo, t Bimire and Intermediate stations. | #43 p im. ~Train 12. Dally for Lock Haven, | and intermediate stations i THROUGH TRAINS FUR MO} NTANDUN FROM i EABT AND SOUTH. { Train 31 leaves New York | Baltimore 4.55 « Wilkesbarre, ; SOnlandon 10 Wem, Hadeipbla 5.40 a m, Weshing ‘Liore B06 mm, Willkesbarre Gays, arriving at Mog sndon parior car from Fhiladeipbin r coaches from Phils. m. . Philadels . Hurrisburg ) & m. Week. &ilimore al 12.00 arriving £1 Montan. wilh throu 5 PRs. &£. and Baltimore, wm. Philadel Wm. Burdsys, re 4.50 pm. dai. iieaves New York 1.4 4.55 m, weekCays, 4.90 hingion $30 p om, Ballin LEkesbarre, 00 po Week days) arr ving at Land on 942 Through Pari or Oar trom hia, work days, und Jassenger coach indeliph han d Was gion “ p m, Philade » mm, Baltimore, & ai Montandon at 5.73 BL siceping oar LEWIBBUBG AND TYBUND RAILBUAL. Week days, Westward. | PM AM. BTATIOPS i 3 $0 Noptandon 5 3 Levy wisburg - i Eastward, AM ¥ NEESER Tada r Emmy» rs Ler y' Bind A Epring Pe uz Cave fs inCeutre Hall bse rege I8 i S1iLinden Hall je 3510ak Ha 1 TO 00 00 00 AO AO 0G 00 00 00 60 56 50 wh oh #h 1h oh ih | 6 am ie = | € 4 i 16 aioe leave Sew Isg for Monta. & m, JE 8. mm. 945 a m, 1.15 Pom. retorning eave Montandon rg el 785. 0.504 m, 10403 8. m. 5.08, “pm andeiSpm Sun days tris i eave Noniandon 9.28 and 100] & moand 502 p.m Rott ning leave Lewis 10.03 a.m. ; TCHINSON, Genera! Manager ENTRAL RAILKOAD OF FFESSSVIVANG sdetnnd Time Table TT Xo 6. Xo 4 Xp 2 hm pm lam. $O2 510 9 40 $% HEERCSERENRERRS Addits ous { Gon st A 20 Gand & | for ty wists iE Heed Down | No.1, Xo No 3 Nov. 21, 19 LEF'RTE Nigh... BOB... ~Hecls Park. Dunkies ... HI BL ERSB'G. JSnydertown... Xi any. .. Huston. 2 LAMAR. He Clintandale.. lv Krider's F'n £. 24 Mine rkeyrille. 90)..Oedar Bprings. BCU MILL HALL Jersey Bhore.. | Weber | Ave }WmPOT } or PHILA Atlante City, NEW YORK. EL i“ 43! : 38 361 #2 2%! 25 % ié 4 Of i ST 406 & 001% 8p iNT 12 50 ¢ a 28 ‘% 58 | 18 %.°1 "w $235% a = a de AEEENBNRSLS rb PASSZIPBSECR = 3 00 00 OF OF «Bak wf wf of wl wf of oF aff off wp “] 7 4 ATT, y Lve - Caveats and Trade- Marks obtained, and afl Pat. ent business conducted for pooemare Fees. Orrice 18 OPPOSITE U. 8. PATENT Ornice We can secure barent io less Lime than those remote (rom fr Agen, al Nh Asetp: Send Grgwing or phots., wit at tion, We shsice. oH jatentable or not, free of charge. Our {og pet ue tl patent is secured, A Pamesiey, How io 2 Obiaip Patents,” with Sout of ame 1a the LU. 5, aad foreign coumtries seat frog, Address, (C.A. 0. I Ore. Patent Orisce, Watwinaron, D IAAL SIAL i i i i i Aan A re PATENTS ik. crn REE! E.G SIGGERS, Patent A few more of our bean ew roi us.) ! ‘EW YO +4 30! , (Via Phila) naw — ve, fa. wip mm, tWeey Days wo Bande 3 fia wm. Sup = ay. Philadelphia Sleeping Oars aittached wo 210 40] 9 30]. |’ | ak a wm! Ar Wost-bound from Philadel PY SGOAT "PENN CAVE FOR ¢ SALE. The well known Penn Cave, Penn- fered at private sale. Parties desi ring to make a good and safe investien alvays gn A & lage run of visions, i far eller pay Por farther in Rirination” spins LONG BROS , Penn Cave, Pa. -
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