THE CENTRE REPORTER.
8. W. BMITH, . . . . Ediorand Proprietor.
CENTRE HALL, .. ... PENNA,
July 25,1901.
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paid to last Japuary. 01 means July, 19001,
Democratic Ticket.
M I GARDNER.
N.B. SPANGLER.
Pre
District
1, Fi a%3p
honoiary
. Attorney
The County Ticket,
will be
ticket:
At the head of the column
found the Democratic county
For Prothonotary-—M, I. Gardner; for
District Attorney—N. B. Spangler.
The fitness these candidates need
not argued; every voter in the
county has had an opportunity to
know that each of them served in their
respective office for a term of almost
of
be
ao
to
hree years, and that their official
entirely satisfuctory
every one Lad
transact business with them,
tion has been
who has occasion
The opposition candidates have as
yet not been named, bal it matters not
who they chance to be, there can
no valid reason given why every Dem-
ocratie voter in Centre county
not support the nominees of their par
ty.
in state
Teach
the only sure way (0 success
and national campaigns.
date on the loeal
in national contest.
pt
The “open door’ at the Philippines,
to all nations on the same
the United State, is not promotive of
American commerce,
our fair share,
faeilities are against us,
example, we shipped only
worth of manufact of iron
steel to the Philippine islands,
Last yesr,
ures
(ierman exports of these
value. The sums are small, but they
be promotive of American commerce.
Wp
1,000 troops in
With over
or
wh
12.000 the field
their own
who
to vanish loers in
peace within
General Kitchener,
keep
along with Lord Milner,
civil administrator.
sorship
the
The military cen-
maintained by Kitchener is
is objectionable to the British press of
all On the
himself
as unpopular as Geoeral Otis did io
Manila, and from the same causes. [It
is natural that w hen military absolu-
tism comes in contact with trea sured
principles of civil liberty and rights
there should be frection., This is the
case in South Africa, and the predie-
tion is made that General Kitchener
will be recalled and be succeeded
control
mand, who rejoices in the significant
name of Sir Bindon Blood.
shades of political opinion.
whole he seems tn have made
A ow —_
Notwithstanding the fact that many
people complain that the United
States are becoming overpopulated,
the residents of other countries still
bold to the belief thal we still have
room for more. The immigration sta-
tistics indicate that for the fiscal year
just closed has been one of the banner
years for new arrivals, The figures
for: the eleven months ended with
May reached a total of 435.319; and as
Juve is always a great mouth for im-
migration the total for the year pro-
bably exceeded 500,000. The immi-
grants last year numbered 448,572-
nearly double the figures for 1808,
when the new arrivals numbered only
229,238,
Pennsylvania Railroad's Special Excur-
sions to Pan-American Exposition,
The Pennsylvania Railroad Com.
pany will ran special excursions to
Buffalo on account of the Pan-Ameri-
ean. Exposition, from Philadelphia
and adjoining territory, on July 23,
81, August 6, 15, 21, 27, September 5,
11, 17, snd 26. Round-trip tickets,
good going only on train leaving Phils
adelphia at 830 u. m., Harrisburg 11.
86». m., Bunbury 1248 p. m., Wilk
iamsport 1.60 p. m., Lock Haven,
2.28 p. m., and on local trains con-
necting therewith, and good to return
on regular trains within seven days,
including day of excursion, will be
wold at rate of $0.00 from Philadeipbia,
$5.40 from Harrisburg, $80 from
Trenton, $8.40 from Altoona, $900
from Lancaster, $0.00 from Reading,
$10.00 froth Winchester, and propor-
tionate rates from other points.
These tickets will not be good in Pull
man parlor or sleeping cars in either
direction. For specific time and rates,
consult local ticket agents. July 25 2t
Ham
White Grant Hoover for prices on
GRANGE AND LEGISLATION,
Laws Passed Through the Efforts of the
Grange Legisiative Committes,
The Grange Trade Bulletin
tre Hall says:
Unlike other organizations, the
Grange has made a constant and stead «
fast effort to protect the farmer against
extortion in tax levys by the State,
In the contest! over the Taggart
Girange Tax bill in 1891 the, Grange se-
cured an from the State of
$4,500,06G0.00 for the public school, mak-
ol 5
increase
ing a total annual appropriation
500,000 00,
return from the State to the
three-fourths of the personal property
tax, which now ambuunts to $2 3
0d, It also, the
Ntute
cottpties
sired
and
same
to
townships the entire retail
io $3,
ng an annual saving to
local tax payers of $11,300,000.00,
Had the Grange
year,
from the thie counties
liquor
censes now amounting S00, 000.00
I'bhus maki
not secured
concessions from the State the
und real
fariers
estate ‘owners would
been compelled to raise this
by loeal taxation,
Had sll the come
{ Girange and helped we could have se-
cured for them and the real
owners al $10,000 000 00
farmers into
estate
least more,
and even then would not have
that
corporate prop-
vil the tax real estate below
| paid by
jurty.
{ During the
on
personal and
sed
t-
passage of
e just ele
utter Protec
he
h
Legisiatur
the Grange and JI’ B
Association secured t
law,
ure
! ive
Oleo whi
the
an efficient
annually for
F $3,000,000 00,
The the
| passage of an act to enforce the Hamil-
will save
dairy ioteresis
over
Grange also prevented
on road law of '97, which would have
entailed on the counties at least
seven county engineers whose salaries
would have been upward of $1,000,000
been assessed
the C
which would have
the of ommon-
furimers
rity of
To test the «i
the
ne these
{f the
ex pense of
ple, the Grange Legislative Committ
their bill i
nd
{ one
for road
knocked the breath out
amended
oll
should Le taxed
personal a
mill additi
tate
the purposes,
of the road
formers when they
roads
their own road leg
were to help
and ti
ation in th
RIGHTS OF
Eh —
TELEPHONE COMPANIES
Obtained Through the Courts
for the Destruction of Shade Trees
i® 04
(sazetle pu
The Lewistown
Mifflia county property
guard
following
OW et
by publishing
Inasmuch as it is reported that the
superintendent of the Juniata and
i
and country and that line is being +
the
country
X=
tended throughout county it
might be well for cur
informed that
sence of Dr. John Marshall from
farm al Douglassville, Berks «
to be
Lis
ounty,
Telegraph and
cut down sixty
Telephone
y-eight trees on his
perty, whereupon Dr. Marshall
mediately brought criminal
against these employes, which
of
i
court the
the
court in Reading, county,
thence to the superior court,
berks
with
action. The action was brought
der the Act of June 8, 1881, P.
smended by the Aet of June IS,
P. L. 196. The fines required of the
three emnployes of the company
to the full limit of the law, and aggre
gated $150, half of which, however, by
law, was transferred fo
board of the township in
farm was located,
The erimioal suit haviog been
cided by the highest court in favor of
Dr. Marshall, he brought civil action
against the company for damages, and
on January 3, 1808, the court, under
the Act of June 2, 1818, P. L. 170, ap-
pointed three viewers to assess dama-
ges. On Feoruary 14, 1808, the viewers
filed their report, from which report
the telephone company and also Dr,
Marshall appealed, and on October 185,
1868, the case was tried before the com-
mon pleas court of Berks county, The
verdict of the jury was in favor of Dr,
Marshall, The telephone connection
appealed to the superior court, and on
April 16, 1901, an opinion in favor of
Dr. Marshall was handed down by jus-
tice Beaver, allowing damages to the
amount of $400 to Dr. Marshall, The
result of two actions, crimioal aod
which
de
the telephone company are as import.
for
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APPROPRIATIONS BY THE STATE,
Ponders
Ten thousand doliars was
riated by the Legisthture iow
monument
Curtin,
nppr
Ards
of
Wns
in honor
oO The bil
to College
, which included
550,000 90 & Oe Ww building. The sum
sea ped a dni bry B86 oD Leflore the
ernot aiid ‘HisHTenitare
tho
1) vo Gover
Tlie aps woptiation Htute
$140,000 afr Mem
Of
POV.
The piverndy ap irave
rigtion uf THERE 00
deticienty uf thie seffoll appropriation
1484,
app
easel by thie vith of
The Nutlonal, Goad
701000,
Crna in
I'he Cottage SEtdte Nokpithal,
wad retluvéd Yeon $1542 to
216 -
4.25
‘Fhe Boldlera ( Jephinnd
Mthools were
cut 820.000
GIN,
i Willi
{frog $52,000 to $27 000,
noted Philadelphia hb
of funds, 1
was out oat) LHHE
Ooi Aan appropriation ol
| $336
3
aus port hospital was
Two mpitals
‘be Jef-
it a
were greatly shora
leaving
[hie
i ferson
fund of
Lirurgd
sinle Medico-
Os
foal
i a bala
I'he
i wy
el $i
000, leaving 1 U
Lock Haven hospi
LOOD--balauoe
Natiooul F;
of
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Wus LO liave
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PRODUCE AT STORES,
Ham
SPRING MILLS T. CORMAN
Reminder.
{}00Ds IN SEASON:
Mason's Beet Fruit Jars,
with Pareelain Lined
Tops, Pints, 67 cents ;
Quarts, 70 cents:
re.
Gallon,
£1.00 per doz
You will find these
Jars as perfect at any
made.
Best Standard White Fruit Jar
Rubbers, 4 cents per Dozen ;
4 Dozen, 15 cents.
Jelly Tumblers, 24 cents pea Doz
Tin Fruit Jar Fillers, 3 cts. piece.
S. M. Swartz, |
MN LE ee , ebe’
“Hee Grant Hoovpr before you insure.
TUSSEY VILLE.
AWORVIIY sUUCESSOR
“Something New
All doctors have tried to cum
{tarry by the use of powders, noid
ed inhalers and drugs in phste
Their powders "dry up the
snembrane them
pen and b
tisend i entirely £14
£1 AWAY membranes that
{thelr makers have aimed to cure, while
sand ointments cannot reach the
case, An old aud ex
who has for many years made
n close study and specialty of the treat-
tent of Cntarrly, Lins at last perfected
nn treatment which when
used, not only relieve
perinanent 'y Cures cal
ir Lhe eatse, Lop]
tnder the San."
His
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Crack
nrc
10
poweriul
Cats
jeed,
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the inhaled
fade
hinve
the satne
bo nnie
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titioner
but
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nowh
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und i oid 1 the ext
and curing all inflaniwation
remedy Ruowd Lo se
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only
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emedy is k
unily reachie
This wonders
flies thi
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No muatlun On ined
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Office in Crider's Stone Build Bg.
Bellefonte, Pa.
BANKS.
Penn's
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Valley
dnKing
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Company,
scounts IN¢
¥. B. MINGLE,
tes.
Cashier,
W. A. HENNEY,
BLACKSMITH
Straw Hats,
Now ig the time for
Masor Fruit Jars,
One Quart 65 Cents Dozen.
Half Gal. 85
Tin Cans, 35
Crocks and Jugs, Sc,
“ “
““ “
gallon.
SUGAR PRICES :
Light Brown, 5%e.
Soft White, 6e.
Granulated, 6c.
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My experience |
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Terms are woderale, Gly
>1901<
started in with the largest and
grandest display of
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that was ever brought to town.
Also a large stock of
Wall Paper,
Window Shades,
Curtain Poles,
Rollers, &c., &c.,
and it is going out hy wagon and
by railroad. It ia via possiblp to
enumerate what we have in stock.
It will ehow for itself. This is why
it goes so fast, The price is cown
at the foot of it all. Before buy-
ing elsewhere give wie a call,
J. 8. DAUBERMAN,
CENTRE HALL
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