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B. W, SMITH, .
i
ditor and Proprietor’.
CENTRE Hawn, . . . PENNA,
April 18, 1901,
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Dates are only changed the first issue of each
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
PROTHONOTARY.
We are authorized to announce that
Gardner, of Bellefonte borough, will be a candi
date for the office of Prothonotary, subject to the
decision of the Democratic County Convention.
ML)
DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
We suthorized to announce that N. B
Spangler, of Bellefonte will be a candidate for
the oflice of District Attorney, subject to the dec
sion of the Democratic County Convention,
are
WORK IN THE HOUSE
The renovated butter bill, which re-
gulates the manufacture and sale of
“boiled” or ‘process’ butter that is re-
worked and subjected to chemical pro-
the appearance of
fresh butter, was passed by a vote of
158 ayes to only 2 nays.
cesses to give it
There was something of a fight over
the bill abolishing fees for District At-
torneys and in lieu of which a certain
salary is fixed counties whose
population exceed 150,000
The salaries are graded all the way
in all
does not
from $500 in counties whose popula-
tion does not exceed 10,000 up to $4000
in counties whose population is 150,
000. Centre County, with
tion of 42894, would pay
attorneys a salary of $1000,
IN THESENATE
These bills were passed finally: —
a popula-
y
l district
its
House bill amending an act relating
to free that
schools established by agencies other
80 such
Kindergartens,
than the Commonwealth can be as-
sisted out of the bublic school funds.
Providing for the submission to the
people at the November election a pro-
posed constitutional amendment
which will permit the use of voting
machives at elections, providing the
proposed amendment passes both
houses of this Legislature,
House bill amending an act relat-
ing to the regulations of public schools,
80 that a teacher's certificate shall
be given to persons who habitually
use opium or any other narcotics.
not
To
BILLS SIGNED,
Governor Stone signed the MeClain-
Cooper libel bill, the
Authorizing school boards to grant
the use of school houses for lyceum and
other literary purposes,
>
Wh
also following
gulating the baling of hay and
straw and marking the weight of the
bale,
of real estate to kill hares or rabbits
of the year.
Providing for the taking of deposi-
tions in cases pending before magis-
trates and justices of the peace.
COAL LANDSS
A fonts nsie
OLD FOR 82,000 000,
Webster Company Buys the Extensive
Property in Bialr and Combria Counties.
ovens and
effected in
ties hias just been consummated,
it all the ioterests of the Mitchell Coal
and Coke Company puss into the
hands of the Webster Coal and Coke
Company.
ly acquired all the interests of John
C. Beott & Bons, at Summerhill, the
Cresson Company's shaft at Cresson
and the Amsbry mines at Amsbry.
In adaition to this the company own
mining
Blair and Cambria Couup-
operations
The purchase adds to the Webster
Company's output 4500 tons of coal
and 1000 tons of coke per day.
The deal, in addition to the opera-
tions at Gallitzin, Hastings,
Creek and Nantyglo, iu
County, includes the Bennington
Operation in Blair County, a large
mine at Osceola aud 10,000 acres of up-
developed lands in Cambria County,
It also embraces the Gallitzin Elee-
tric Light Company, the Gallitzin
Water Company, the Hastings Elee-
tric Light and Water Companies,
and four large stores operated by Cart-
right & Co. The consideration is $2,
000,000,
The Webster Company is composed
of Lehigh Valiey capitalists, headed
by T. H. Watkins. People claiming
to be well informed say the deal is
the nucleus of an extensive organiza
tion of which J. P. Morgan is the
prime mover.
Children Got Rat Polson,
Joseph Eiseman, a blacksmith of
Centreville, near Altoona, spread
bread with “Rough on Rats’ and dis-
tributed the pieces about the premises,
He figured there would be no rats
within half a mile pext day. That
night two physicians worked for hours
to save the children of the blacksmith,
who had found the bread in the back
yard and had divided it equally. The
Potters Mills.
Misses May Smith and Rena Shires,
Miss Mary Moyer, of Colyer, spent
Mr. and Mrs. Kuhn, of Boalsburg, |
visited their son over Sunday.
Miss Bertha Armstrong returned
from Bellefonte, where she had been
sewing for several weeks.
Harry Fishburn strikes his hammer
harder than ever, and says this time
it is a boy.
Mr. Btonebraker is on the sick list;
Mr. Evans is improving; Mr. MeClen-
also on the sick list.
Spring Mills and Centre Hall sports
this
Come again
town Saturday evening.
boys.
Miss Kline, of Earlystown, is teach-
ing music in this place; we wish her
SUCCESS,
early for the streams on the morning
of the 15th, each trying to catch the
first trout. All had fairly good sue-
cess,
Merchant Frank McCoy made a bus-
iness trip to Bellefonte Tuesday; his
father is in Philadelphia,
shipped a car load of fine cattle,
where he
- nse fs Mf ——————
Spring Mills.
J.
mont, has been in this section t
B. Mayes, the marble king of Le-
aking
orders for tombstones and monuments
Mr. Mayes defies competition in prices
the
boss, has been suflering from a spi
James Osman, railroad section
ili
ed back, not able to do mueh.
Liveryman George Mowers
another new horse to his stable.
Mowery has us good a turn out as
is in the valley.
G. C. King the boss sawver of
gar Valley, spent Saturday in
shakiog hands with his many friend
John Cr tpe spent several
Mrs. Mary
Crape bought an outfit
I »-
days witl
his mother, Crape
of furnit
§
and moved to Madisouburg.
lay Allison and Mrs. Braucht
for a visit of several d AVS witl
t
at Howard
£. P,
lison’s parents, Hay
employed as clerk in Lon;
store,
the
ance agent of Rebersburg, is
town frequently,
George Smull, hustling in
see
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the best county paper.
Shook brothers have commenced the
wall for their new barn,
Floyd Bowersox is building a new
ly to his home.
John Zerby who was employed on
the Culp lumber job for the past six
months, is bome and secured
the railroad as section hand.
st — »
Colyer.
Wm. C. Bunnell, of Milroy, Com -
were guests at the home of J, H. Moy-
ef one day last week,
torf, who has
keeping house for her brother Calvin
during the past spent
weeks visitio among
| friends in this vicinity,
2
Miss Jennie B been
year,
or
£ her
She will now
| make her home with her sister, Mrs,
| Mary Ishier, at Tusseyville,
i
| is very sick with poeumounia; his many
| friends wish for his speedy recovery.
The auction of G. R. Meiss was well
attended Saturday evening,
Michael Smith delivered a load
{ fine furniture for Smith Bro's., Spring
Mills, at the residence of Wm. Philips
{ Tuesday.
{ There is a great deal of sickness
| this community.
| The Easter entertainment in the Zi-
{on Evangelical church was a grand
| success in every respect, and the part
| most appreciated was the “mutesong.”’
{June 30th Children's Day will be ob-
i
:
| served,
| Mrs. J. H. Moyer and Mrs. Katie
Reiber spent last Thursday at the
| homes of George Spangler and Wm.
| Bituer.
:
| Mrs. Thomas Bartges and Miss Em-
"Squire Housman Wednesday last.
Miss Blanche Housman entertained
{ ber lady friend, Miss Muzie Detwiler,
{and brother Perry, Saturday evening.
A A HO
Centre Hill.
spent several days lust week with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Good hart,
George W. Bmith returned home
Inst Friday, after having spent the last
seven months at Martha, where he was
engaged aut teaching school.
BMessrs. Wilver and Harry Burkhol -
der made a business trip to Bellefonte
Saturday. »
Mrs. Elizabeth Bearfoss, of York,
Pa., is visiting her sister Mrs. Jonas
Bible; she is accompanied by her
charming little granddaughter, Miss
Ethel Bhedder.,
The Potter township school direct.
ors had their final settlement with the
teachers at this place Saturday last.
Miss Lola Strohm spent Sunday
with ber friend Miss Roxanna Bris-
bin at Centre Hall,
Mrs. Burkholder and daughter spent
Mouday sfterucon at Potters Milis.
Linden Hall.
James Shreck, of Lemont,
this place Monday. |
The schools of this place and vicini-
ty closed last Tuesday,
Mrs. J. A. Long, of Centre Hall,
spent several days with her sister, Mrs,
Robert MeClellan, Bank
Avenue recently.
George Meyer, of Centre Hall, was a
familiar figure on the streets last week,
having formerly been one of us.
John Raymond has been ealled home
on account of the gerious illness of his
wife. Latest reports are that is
somewhat improved,
Prof. Irvin Zeigler spent several days
visited at |
on Green
she
Boys, get
your tin paps and circular saws in
tune,
Joho Durner and Daniel
Braddock, Pa., arrived at
Bohn, of
this place
months in this delightful
The writer wishes to correct an error
in a recent communication. The new
blacksmith, instead of being Mr. Shutt
is Mr. Catherman, of near Centre Hill,
Prof. Bryson, principal of the Boals-
last
in the interests of his Spring
4 The Prof
teaching and all
of tl
regret
burg schools, was at this place
Thursday
Normal at alsbhurg is an
g
+
{ art
expert in the
persons who take advantage
school will not have reasons to
doing so.
Mr and chael BSegner, of
Boalsburg, sday last with
i former
place, has
the last
iit
—
May-liay Fan,
about how to aniuse
to dress and decorate
¥
yEoay Day party, we advice
0 get the May number of
r, in which Lina Beard
iy, dainty
inde
Lhe
in Lhe open air,
Ea
:
IOARD AIR LINER
oard &ir Line R
Capitals of the
I
iiway
Capital
jE
iraverss
eC
iusive
through
ipital
id from New
siicd 1 sinpa
1
ol
vinond,
.
ei iced
Columbia, 8
Bid '
Gia., Montgomery, Ala,
g 4
and
hassee, Fila,
to run the
ue
famous Metropolitan
i Limited, ane
Fast Mail Tr
through lm
orida and Atlanta
tween tiiess
of
modern trains
r Live Railway arrive
Pe
Washi
and
311 nnsyivania
$ il wr ¥ v
Railway Dinh
Baitimo New
York,
proved jaipment, ith
8 most je
unexcelled
dinner car srvice, compartment,
of Cars,
per
iO
N.
drawing-room and servation
3
it
week eacl
has Pulliuan service five times
Washington
Pinehurst,
way from
Yubsrant oid
EUTHR LE
that ce resort,
It has
| Richmor
the short | and
1d, Norfolk,
~
ine
io
Raleigh, uthern Pines,
| Savannah, Jacksonville, Tampa and
: Atlanta, and the
i tween the South and East,
the direet rou Athens,
and Mascon
In Atlanta,
i made in
| Chattanooga, Nastiville and Memphis,
-
it
i=
ie {lo
direct connections are
#i
the Union Station
Texas, California and Mexico.
i ting through trains, and Puliman
slecpiug cars between Atlanta
: * connections are "made
| with the Dominion
{) New York, the
| & M. T. Company, from Boston and
i Providence, the Norfolk &
Norfolk, wi
Od
mmpany, from
AL
Washing-
{ington the Baltimore Steam Packet
| Company, from Baltimore, and the N
Y.
i and Philadelphia
| Through Pullman cars
| ated on quick
:
also
schedules between
| trains with Buffet Chair Cars between
| Savannah and Montgomery.
| The local train service is first-class
with most convenience schedules,
In fact the Seaboard Air Line Rail-
way will ticket passengers for any
points, affording the quickest sched
ules, finest trains, and most comfort
able service, Its 1000 mile books
sold at $25.00, are good from Washing.
ton, D. ¢. over the entire system of
2 600 miles including Florida,
A MSR ek
Girls Win a Strike
The Shamokin silk mill which wae
idle six weeks, owing to the company
refusing to allow the girls to work if
they persisted in organizing a branch
of the National Textile Association de-
cided to recognize the union,
The world’s supply of wool in 1000 is
estimated at 2,025,000,000 pounds, the
sminllest since 1590,
Pan-American Exposition, Baffalo
The Pennsylvania Railroad Com- |
pany announces the following special |
to Buflalo, on account
the Pan-American
wiiich opens on May 1:
of Exposition,
Hummer ion tickets, to be
excirs
good to return until
$20 00 from Wash- |
$17.00
nusive, and
October 81, at rate of
ington, $18.00 from Baltimore,
from Philadelphia, and proportionate
rates from other points,
be
continue.
the
regular
ten
days, including date of sale, at vate of
$16 ¢
Baltimore, $15.50 from Philadelphis, |
from other |
tickets,
, and
thereafter
Ten-day excursion to
sold, beginning May 1
itig every day during
Exposition, good going on
trains and good returning within
0 from Washington, £1500 from
atid proportionate rales
points,
Mpecial excursion tickets, to be sold,
»
sity §
good going only on Thursday, May
or
®
and good returning within seven dave,
including date of sale, at rate of $10 00
from Philadelphia, and propoitionate
rates from other points,
I'he
pany
each way d aly bet
Pennsylvania Railroad Com- |
now operates two through trains
veen Philadelphia,
Buffalo, |
Baltimore, Washivgton, and
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Registers Offiex
Civ
sand wil
t of Centre oon
fot
the
mint of John |
arid testament of
fonle boromgh. 4¢
Ceased
Noy
Hrooker!
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of Be
off exe
pile, ole
§. The acon
Trost & Safe Dotunit ¢ RY
DY ihe (rphans” Cart of Cent ihe
Bev ( i i under the will of 8arah J
Hale decesspd
No The final sex B. Parker,
| administrator of Ke estate of David H
Parker, late of Puilipeberg borough, deceased
i No 6 i final acomint ol A nie 8
Riddle sduminleirairiz of & of Matthew }
Kiddie, iatn yor fiah {ovgmpengd
A pr ft of¢ A. Weaver sdminie
Siover, ste of Halues
of
of the Fidelity Insurar
trusioe mpg
re inty for
yom
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lex R. Hale
uint of Samuel
of the
The first ar
of Spring §
he Krovi
{ of Adam
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! tent
i towrashiy
rr
Yorpamed
The first and fined
Birsior of,
Inte of Boggs tom ash bp tlorossed,
ithe arpount of I. F. Ugse exe
Jane Uzzell, late of Snow Shoe township
d
3 stent of James
ley. admis &o., of Hannah Me
a
sof
Sater of,
The sixth seonunt of James P.O shinier,
| executor of, dv, of sam oe] Huston, Jate of Poller
| towoship, Second
No. li. Theseoond and fina
vitor snd John J Filed] vr. exer tlors of
ure Fiedler. late of Miliheim
arovant of MLR
Lo.. of
borough, de-
The first and final account of Harey £
Huey, sdminist ator of do, of Angeline Cur
‘ate of Bogus tow imhip, deceased,
No 18. The fest and Gnkl arovist of D i
j Zerby, executor of the ast will and testastent of
A. Mary Keen, late of Milibeim borough, de
Owned,
No HW. The
second and partial sccount of
{ Thedore Me
Maller, sarviell executor of Am.
brose MeMuallen, mie of Walker township, dee
Creed
No 15, The second partial socount of J. M.
Heckman and Williain G. B Heckman wdmin
teators of, &e, of J, 8B, Heckman, late of Grogs
tawrship, decessed,
No 16. The fist and partial account of Adam
| Y. Wagner snd Ells L. Orvis, executors of the
Inst will and testament of J hn Wagner late of
Be tle fonte borongh, il
No. 10. The first and partial account of W 6
Vonads and B. PF, Voneda, executorsof, &e. of
Adam Vounda, Inte of Walker township, deceased.
dae Seon of James M Jas, exe.
oentoro © last will and testam: ot of Mar .
Hull, late of Milesburg borough, ra
No, 19 third and final sooount of Georee
M Boal, surviving administrator of, de. ot W.
W. Love, late of Potter township, deceased.
No. 20, The first and final acesunt of H. Y.
Stitzar, guardian of Nellie K. Riddis, ® minor
shilg of atithew M. Riddle, late of Boggs town.
ship, Ml,
No. 71. The accoun: of J. fen Rider, execu.
tor of, &o . of Abner Rider, late of Benner tow
shin, deve),
No. 22. The eighth (8 annual statement of
John PP Haris trustee apooiuted bry the Orphans’
Court of Centre sounty under the inst will and
bsiament of Willian A. Thomas, Inte of the
borough of Bellebuite. d 4. being the thirty.
forveth (34) annual statement of sald trast
No. 28. The third and flual actount of Wm, P.
Dusan wid Robert 1. Soott, sdministratir of,
&e., of the estate of O, Perry Jones, iste of Phil
HP Bh The ints Baal Somer
sh, 2 iret aooonnt of
istrator of, &o., of Auva J.
\ dotoaned.
. i
Summer Normal. {
A Bummer Normal and Acgdemic |
Boalsburg and continue for eight |
weeks, Teachers, preparatory students
will find the
to their respective |
. Cs
for college, and others,
adapted
JA
Course
Bryson,
aprlb Principal.
Wi.
A Tostimonial from Old England,
“1 consider Chamberlain's Cough
chitis,”’ says Mr, William Savory, of
Warrington, Eoglaud, “It has saved
my wife's life, she having been a mar-
tyr to broopehitis for « ver ix vears, be-
ing most of the time confined to her
bed, BMhe is now juite well”! Mold
by Mrs. J. W. R Linden Hall; J
Smith, Centre Hall,
«
eller,
Wo pty
Arsenic ln a Vamily Reunion Feast,
The Witt family reunion this year
converted the residence of Henry Witt,
at Altoona, into a hospital. A lot of
little Witts went fishing and caught a
The fish were fried,
and everybody partook of some suck.
er. Within an hour the whole crowd
was sick. When the physician arriv-
antidotes for arsen-
13
ie after working i
night, declared everybody out of dan-
er. How the got the
flour in which the fish were rolled be-
poisoning, and, u
arsenic into
{
i
fore cooking isa mystery,
GEAINMAKKETY,
PRODUCE AT STORES,
SPHRINGMILISURAIN MARKET,
every wea ay i
LINDEN HALL MARKET
i 3
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J Coughs,
Colds,
Grippe,
ing Cough, Asthma,
Bronchitis and Inc
Consumption,
Whoo
pliant
in
The GERMAN REMEDY
Cures throat and \ung diseases,
oM by al drugpists” 25 850s
Roald by
oe R ¥
Linden Huil, G
Mills
ith, Contre Hall
H. Long, Spring
Centre Hall
* ofen for engreoments at all Limes,
Prices osm be obtained nly when the
Uonee rs are employed Twenty 3
14 the busines s
BANDO}
a
The best
Ric
IN CX Perience
Terms reasonable
faond
WANTS.
2 GENTE WANT
every town jo
strech Member
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Hire Count
by 8. H Deitael, th
author, Usvetoan, Md The book is dediested 1
Rov WW. H. Groh femetiv of B mirharg, ad will
find ready sale. Price fly cesuts
fT
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Telegraphy, Ralirosd Acoouutine, and 1 ype
writing Gis Is endoned by wil | sding raliway
ootmpanies as the only perfect and reliable jnsti
ution of its kind, All our gredustes are assisted
0 positions, | dies also sdmitted. Write for
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Hm Lexiuglon, ay.
RT ANTED, AGENTS
—
To sell our Toas, Coffees,
Powder to consumers
Address,
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Bpioes and Baking
Liberai commission paid
GRAND UNION TEA CO,
ON, 3rd Street, Harri burg, Pa.
. BMITHSE BALVE for echilblzins, ete,
by mail 2 cons. The DR
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SMITH CO , Centre Hall, Pa.
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AUCTIONEER AND CARPENTER.
I am open for engagements in either of these
oorupations. My experience in both should be
8 sufficient voarantee for satisfaction and good
work. Terms are moCerate. Give sue a trial,
war 21-1 gr
J. S. MEYER, Ponn Hal, Pa,
breeder and shipper of
Barred and Bair PiY mouth Rook, B, 8,
Hamburgs and 8. C. and W, B,
Leghorns,
Pe Sha dar fe
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pop IL LEE
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PRICE OF BGGS-$1 for 18; 81 75 for 50, $2.70 for 45.
PRICK OF BTOUK. Single stork Birds from §1
$17 Pairs, 82108075; Trios, $275 tot © ©
A. Pletohor, aden 4
Peters, late of Howard township,
AG ARC er
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for sock and ogax with
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PENNSYLVANIA B.R.
Philadelphia & Zrie R. R. Divisio
and Northern Central Railway,
Time TRIS, tn effect March 15, 19
TEAINE LEAVE MONTANDON, EART WARD
7 Weil for
3
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1.56 Weekdays for Bunbury,
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jdonial 5.20 a 8 8, m., 945 8 m, 115
and 800 p.m. 1 ling leave Montandon
Awisburg at SUR mm, 1008 a. m. 5.05,
Kpm, and 5 15
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