that the anti.canteen law of the last
two months old. This, despite the
by many religious convocations and
session, carried through on a wave
the session is
generally by the prohibitionists.
tions.
regnla-
good temperance grounds,
abolition of the canteen beer,
vithin lecal limite, with saloons of
soldiers resort on pay day. Under
the chaplains of the
the old
it
restoration of
And they do
posts are surrounded,
the vilest deseription, where the
the canteen,
self. |
It
ed pry sie ally and morally.
TI
od loose in the vicious resorts tha
It is siinply fi
Jation and training in sclf-restraint is
that has never been attained 1
¢an
eannot be persuaded to abstain from
ld be a
nd ment of
opte
tellicence means shou
almost oniversul] army
the cas
that it
h better
inst the eanteen is
But it is mue
them than be
the military posts, |
3
!
al
re reformers
That
large, and the
Ww ho
. sa iy
18 an iqeal
oT
soldier
man. If
anything rer than coffer
vloration, The
flicers, from 1 commander-in
LC
ance,
r post excha
the
-
now visible is the enormous output
-
a the Caspian region. If it should
affor
more ec
and the ocean much
Th the future,
troieam, or
e fuel of
rather the residuum
his residue, whicl
thr
tilled from it.
win a
uid fuel,
: hy 1. Ynre
has tii recently been
to coal. “A
nnch steam
ton of li
as two tons of ¢
ides being a concentrated fuel tl
loser than coal, so that
Wh
ine
. 3 YT aaa.
the igs double bottom.
perative.
gian and Dutch
the
London,
eat railway systems of England
portant continental railways it
said of the Sout
=
tion line between Umtali and §
+
} 3 Ff sl
Lv DC said Of the
same 1s
*q
a dist ance of 10.000 m
hern Calif
wood and coal are too expensive.
use of oil to propel the fleet, 1
I
3
and
CO8t8 over twice
Russia America being the
present as much
might fin | herself cut off from oil, wi
merous stations all over the world.
X-GOVERNOR McCREARY
De
agents
most level-headed of Mo
McLanrin and other spoils
make much headway in the South
:
military colonialism as exhibited in
the more the Repub! ylieans shall ident
he
more strongly will
Internal Revenue Noliee,
In order to accommodate applicants,
and save them all possible expense
and trouble, Deputies will specially at-
tend at the following places, to receive
taxes and issue stamps:
day, June 17, from 8 a. m.to4 p. m. |
Lewisburg—Cameron House, Tues.
day, June 18, from 8a. m. to 4 p. m.’
Renovo—May’s Hotel, Wednesday,
June 19, from Sam. to 4 p. m.
Lock Haven—S. Miller MeCor-
mick’s office, Thursday and Friday,
June 20 and 21, from Sa. m. to 4 p. m.
Bellefonte—Giarman House, Mon-
day, June 24, from 9a. m. to 4 p. m,
Philipsburg — Passmore House,
day, June 25, from 8 a. m. to 4.
Jonx F. HARTER,
Deputy Collector.
S————
JED RATES TO KANSAS CITY,
p. m.
REDU
Via the Pennsylvania Raliroad account
Imperial Council, Nobles of the Mystic
Shrine,
On account of the meeting of the
Imperial Council, Nobles of the Mystic |
June 11 and 12, the Pennsylvania Rail- |
road Company will sell June 7, 8, and
9, from all stations on its line, excur
at rate of one fare for the round trip
plus $2.
These tickets will be good for return
passage, leaving Kansas City not, ear-
lier than June 11, nor later than June
17. For specific rates and full infor
mation, apply to ticket agent. 6-2t,
Hospital Gets $15,425.
The Philipsburg Hospital got an
appropriation of $15,425 lust week.
INEER is quoted as
manufacturing
This
saying that
suprema
’ .
Texas oil. 13 one of
hold ont
t and
and convenient than coal.
pe-
3s
ig
of petro enim,
“Or
od
y
yat hird of
used as
anty,
fF 1
faci
ballast
as, for example,
geems to be almost 1m.
largely used in the French, Rus
steamers use it altogether. and
t Borneo and
the great
Un severa im. i
ween
: IVES On two Of
liquid fuel
3 21% .
y tha . 3a
and the same i
In South Africa on rac- |
Rhodesia, oil is used
Cause
to the
the insufficient
supply is
at
of war England
larop
LAT
In
hereas she has
i] or
EN
producers—and
coal. CARO
tores of coal at nu-
OF of the
KENTUCKY,
not think
ministration
one
that
are
Senator
likely to
that
ubsidies and
does
the ad
former governor says
iffs, the trusts,
In
vy themselves with
his
this program
in the South.
the Philippines. opinion
Penn Hall.
Fred K. Carter and wife, of Centre
Hall, were guests at the home of C. E.
Zeigler Sunday. i
Children’s Day will be obwerved in |
noon. A very elaborate program has |
been arranged for the oceasicn, |
H. F. McManaway has a severe at-|
Among the visitors who spent Sun-
day in this section were, J, W, Gob-
ble and wife, George Gentzel and wife
and Samuel Ertel and wife, all of
Georges Valley,
Hotel Guests,
The following is a partial list of the
| guests at the Centre Hall hotel during
i the past week, James W. Runkle, pro-
8. B. Myerly, Watsontown : Jas. i. Potter, ¥. m.
B, Wan, W. 8, Millikin, Lewistown; Calvin Ruhl,
| J. F, Smith, Bankse Paige, Colyer; D. 8. MeN,
| A. R. MeNitt, Siglerville; R. W. Wagner, W. L.
| Mothersbaugh, Heckla Park; Edwin H. Kiehl,
Williamsport; E. P. McClasky, Sunbury; James P.
Romig, Miss Sarah Roed, Milroy; FP. 8. Ulrich,
| Job n Clark, Millbeim; W. R, Neff, Tusseyville;
| Joe. L. Winters, New Berlin; iH. ¥, Musser, Chas,
Hiack, David K. Koller; G. Emerick, Centre Hall;
A.B. Lee, Colyer; A. F. Heckman, Tuasseyville;
J. P. Fletcher, Binghamton, N. Y.; T. N. Reber,
F. M. Dunkle, Lewisburg; E. B. Fleck, Newport;
F. A. Gross, Bellefonte; Windem Soott, W, RB
Chamberlin, Geo W, Davis, Milton; H. RB. Me
Neill, Cleveland, O,; G. F, Roush, Bunbury; D, A.
L. Hall, Saratoga, N. Y.; Hl. W. Achenbeim and
wife, Tyrone; Miss Jean M. Cheetham, Chester;
Mins Margaret Rose, Williamsburg: Eyer Clen
than, W. A. MoDown, state College; Frank Sher.
man, Hazleton; Will Masser, Tod Musser, Spring
Miike; J. L. Rovkle, Bellefonte,
AA IM
insurance. 000
He
» Order.
eee eso] The Fruit
4 Season
¢ Centre Hall, Pa., is approaching.
Agent for tho
¢ Johnston Harvester Co's § George R. Ileese,
Colyer, Pa.,
full line of
all kinds of
——
. Fruit.
|
To sell our Toan, Coffees, Hplees and Raking
a to consumers, Liberal commission pai
| Address, GRAND UNION TEA €O.,
{J Tl 85 N, Grd Btreet, Harrl burg,
i
¢
Harvesting Machines,
S,
MOWERS.
RARES, ETC.
¥ FOWS
Fruit and Derries that
atitude,
ro
Lo
choice VAFICLICE,
matared in this
+ STRAWBE R
will S001 by :
1
¢
can be
0 I have had a practical experience
¢ for a period of eighteen years
with farm and other machinery
0 and [I feel that money can be
} saved to many farmers by have
!
¢
ing their old machines looked
ready to pi k.
\ :
NEE Herries
are
over and repaired by a practi-
eal man, will come
resh forn
premnrae
\ The Ge ure that Cures
Coughs,
Colds, ruif
Crippe, Congnlt your home
Whooping Cough, Asthma,
Bronchitis and Incipient
Consumption, is
"i. :
SLi.
Why buy
W hie I Vi
il Can ge
Home Gros
11
wil
; Sensible tak
The GERMAN REMEDY
Cures throat and \ung diseases.
Sold by all druggists. 256850¢cs
F. Smith
i
¥
Mil
Centre Hal
Long, Spring
be
THE BOME GOLD CURE
An Ingentouns Treatment by Which Drunk
ards are Belog Cared Dally In Spite
of Themselves,
No weak
a pleasant and
cure for the habit It
generally known and uuderstood that
Drunkenness is a disease and pot
weld Kk ness, A bo dy filled wit h poison
and nerves completely shattered by pe
riodical or constant use of intoxicating
liquors, requires an antidote capable of
neutral'zing aud eradicating this poi.
son, and destroving the craving for in-
toxicants, may Dow
themselves at home without publicity
or loss of time from business by this avk
wonderful “Home Gold Cure” which ts
has been perfected after many years of CIR
close stu iy and treatment of inebriates
The faithful ordi ug to dine.
Fanieed to cure the mos GRANT HOOVER
‘ontwrols 8
largest Fire
Iusurance
The Best is the Cheapest.....
No mutuals
...Money to Loan on First Holioats
Office io Crider's ¢
Bellefonte,
pe Telephone connection,
No Nox i
of the
us Doses, ning
positive
is
nerves;
liquor How
ts
. Buggies and Wag
ne and
Sufferers cure
d Grass Seeder. Yes
ot ’ Matt
Ri MIS, DIOVEeE
Lise ae Le
obstinate ose, ne
| drinker.
o matter how
Our records show the mar
ation of thousands of
drunkards into sober, industrious and
upright men.
Wives cure your husbands !! Child.
ren cure your fathers !! This remedy
i# in no sense a nostrum but i8 8 wpe if
ie for this disease only, and is so skill-
fully devised and preg pared that it
thoro wighly soluble and pleasant to the
taste, so that it can be given in a
of tea or coffee without the knowledge
of the person taking it. Thousands of
drunkards have cured themselves with
this priceless remedy, and as many
more have been cured snd made tem
perate men by having the “eure” ad-
ministered by loving friends and rela.
tives without their knowledge in cof
fee or tea, and believe today that thes
dise ontinued drinking of their own
| free will, Do not wait, Do not be de
luded by sppareat and misleading
“improvement.” Drive out the dis-
ease at once and for all time. The
“Home Gold Cure’ is sold at the ex-
tremely low price of one dollar, thus
placing within reach of everybody a
treatment more effectual than others
25 to $50. Full directions sae.
company each package. Special ad-
| vice by skilled physicians when re-
| quested without extra charge Sent
prepaid to any part of the world on re-
| oeipt of one dollar. Address Dept.
B734 Edwin B. Giles &Company,
and 2332 Market Street,
bard =»
xteen of the
and Life
Companies
¢ world.
is
DO AsSesSsINen U8,
cup
'
Pa.
23:30
Philadelphia.
4
ome,
DR
chiiblsine
cents. The
BALVE for
for 25
Pa
To" SMITHS
Sent by mail
tial, SMITH CO. Centre Hall
New Spring Stock
A fine line of Men's Shoes ; price, £3.50.
A nice line of Ladies’ Shoes from £1.25 to £3.00.
Come and examine our line of Trunks & Men's Dress Suit Cases,
An elegant stock of Men's Shirts for summer from 50 to 75 cts,
A good line of Fancy Silks for Ladies’ Shirt Waists.
Kreamer & Son, tigi fa
will find thev™
best brands of
nw DWV WW Te
FLOUR
4 WU We Be WT aT BBP
are kept by
i
AN,
you
A. P. LUSE & SON,
CENTRE HALL. PA.
“Nb
¢
JOHN §. Al
CENTRE HALL, PA.
Pilishury Flour and
John S. Auman Brand
the bx
unre #t on the market,
BRAN,
p on hand
i
ooues BRILL. HALL. . BRICK
and
AR SH INGLES.
r load
di K
inp
Min
iis
always on hand,
«tom chopp ne Jd
I alo keep Halt on hand
win burian «
Horse
of entire
grain bags «
oue at all nA
i
Bam's Pr
{ CF
att ie LU
A new fle k hoe We ha
§
ji
it
i:
i
perior to Graham flour now in stock. i 1 SIM OF LHOSL ales
uty, Ye
ur i a
A. P. LUSE & SON.
ber Highest price
Of &
machi
the W
In buying a ing the
Here
Boring
Spring
LADIES’ FARCY DRESS BOOBS,
EMBROIDERIES, LAWNS
ARD DRESS TRIEMINGS.
A FULL 1.1
we are again with a full line of
y i A ' 3
goods, A full line of
NE (
GERTS’ FURKISHING 600DS
HATS, CAPS, ETC.
In fact we you can
usually find in
We
Coflee
Blend
11 Scull’s Golden
at 2 1bs. for 25
also se
cents.
H. F. [ROSSMAN,
%
Spring Mills
M. FAUBLE & SON. . . .
SEIN ma sae - — Re
* + * -
Cow aah oy le se we wll ogy Gx
--— _,
We wil
1
i688 Money
: 3
I elieionie,
the assortment that otl
ure to find what
us!
They
keep
They
mer-
honest clothing.
them fit. They
nr
ia
character of
FW wl,
ave
1 alabld 3 1.4
good clotin shionid.
poy i
\ ’
h ave iho stvie and high class
bailne worrls
LALIOT Wore.
chant
will do just what we say«-
suit
Duplicat
ghiown you in any store in Dellefonte.
for one-third less money, any or
Try
to inter-
est you enough to prompt an investigation.
gs
us, see if we don't. This saving onght
SHOES. SHOES.
Weare doing a big shoe business. Customers
geem to be more than pleased with our shoe
store. One told us this week that the saving
was greater than we claimed—a great deal more
than he expected. We guess it must be true.
We want ours to bo the best Men's and Boys’
Shoe store in Bellefonte. We think it is. We
believe you will agree with us,
Come, sce.
IM. FAUBLE & SON. .
ii