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Ton of Poultry Wanted,
The undersigned will pay the high-
est market prices for one ton of poul-
tro —ull kinds—in small or large quan-
tities, Call on, address or telephone
HE HOWARD UREAMERY (CORP
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GRAIN MARK M1
Wheat..
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Butter
Eggs
Lard
Potatoes
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don’t Know it.
How To Find Out,
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water and let it stand twenty-four h
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marxet,
£15 ow figures
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pricy
1 Mittens, in great variety, and at
3 of Hats and Caps
nd Overalls
Pants a
Fros} Ovsters
every
ges Malaga Grapes an
Wanted
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Cigar
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nery
Produce
Vanted Immediately nr
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H. G. STROHTEIER,
CENTRE HALL, . PENN
Manufacturer of
and Dealer In
4iGH GRADE...
MONUMENTAL
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WORK
in all kinds of
Marble ano
Dou’s full to get 5 prices
(iranite,
CRANT HOOVER
Controls sixteen of the
largest Fire and Life
Insurance Companies
in the world.
The Best is the Cheapest.....
No mutuals ; no assessments,
...Money to Loan on First Morigag
ties in Crider’s Blone Building,
Bellefonte, Pa.
par Telephone connevtion,
COURT HOUSE NFws,
Official Business us Reported from Belle
fonte by a Special Correspondent.
Marrings Licenses,
Lu her L.. Smith, Bellefonte,
Effie M. Burr, Ballefonte,
Frances ()
Anna M
John D Watson, Milesburg.
Anna B, McClellan, Bellefonte,
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Erb, Boalsburg.
Shultz, Boalsburg,
Transfer of Renal Estate,
ux., to M. J.
50 acres in Pot-
Jawvid K. Keller, et
decker, April 14, 1904
ter twp. —§$2500,
ohn H. White, el.
| Workman, April 16
| Walker twp $1500,
H. M. Dunning, et,
Way, et. al, Feb
| H
ux,
1904, land in
ux., to Alvin J.
29,
alf Moon twp
Fred Pavk
| April 8, 1904,
-$100,
Kittaning Coal Co. to Jas. Rohaby,
April 13, 1904, land in Rush twp. —$100.
Henry Mowery to George Stover,
29, 1904, land in Haines twp.—
$5000.
Ludwig Barkam,
in Rush
to
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Finders Keepers ®
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the who
tock cor taining over
sh, ner ntly lost by
near Centre Hill
decided that
of value
effort to discover the real
of
imposed sen-
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| found the
| fifty ars in
Frank Bible, of
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person wh
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person
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down east a
found an article
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owner, commit a crime Jess
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umed that Mr.
willing not
the
fier
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returned
» Wenther
the t week has
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is time of April,
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for the
pa<t week,
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fell
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twenty-+ight
during
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Wednesday
that it nine de-
grees farther morning at
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to Nations! Canvention
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county, til represent this
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vention
has a
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Represented in the
FREDERICK
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COMPARIES ALOE...
The Largest and Best
Accident Ins. Companies
Bonds of Every UDescrip-
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Walker, administra
lefonte, Pa. de
A. M. Hoover ad
Jamison, late
nit of Frank K. Lukenbtaugh,
Orphan's Court of Cen
real estate of George
wburg, deceased
account of ¢ Bower
Hubler, minor child of
need, ae stated by Ellen E
Bower, administrators of ete,
ased
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of Ruth
Hoover
vot and John J
MM. Bower,
First and
lian of Wim, Ww
a
deer
final account of (
Ha minor child of
lecouscd, as stated by Eilen E Bow.
ower, administrators of C, M,
Ihe first and final account of C. M. Bower,
Rachau, minor child of
cased, an stated by Ellen E
nd John Bower, administratomn of ete
Bower, d 4
Spcond and final account of Frank Weber,
, of Hugh Adams, late of Philips
Hr borough, devensed
I. The first and final sacoount of W. E. Brown
dministrator of George » , Brown, late of Boggs
wp, Cent ¢ county, Pa. deconsed
11. First and final sceount of John M. Dale,
uardian of Lillian Mufily, as filed by Florence F.
Dale, executrix,
12, First and final account of George Z. Kern,
dm rr of the estate of Jacob Kern, Inte of Miles
twp, deceased,
14, Foretand final account of George 8, Weav.
r, executor of Daniel R Weaver, late of Gregg
twp, deceased,
14, The account of RB. W. A, Jamison, adm’r of
te, of Jeremiah Kline, late of Haines twp, de-
eased,
15, The first and final account of Walter T.
‘tine, ndm'r of ete, of Abednego Stine, Inte of
Hult Moon twp, deceased
16. First and final account of David Rothrock
adm'rD. BN. C.T. A of Henry Rothrock, late of
spring twp, deceased
7. First and final account of M. L. Rishel,
Wdm'r of ete, of Jeremiah Stover, late of Grege
wp, deceased,
1%. First and final account of James C, 8mith,
ardian of Bessie E, Sturgis, minor ¢hild of
elle Stargis, decensed,
19. First and partial secount of H, T, Nee
Well, executor of the last will and testament
a fP W, MeDowell, late of Marion twp, deceased,
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
Judge Thompson Court—t,
C Meyer, Esq, nud James Karr Dele
gules National Convention
for Nuprems
to
The Democratic eonvention held at
Harrisburg Tuesday was enthusiastic
and largely attended
The convention was called to order
by State Chairman James K. P. Hall,
| who announced F J. Fitzsimmons, of
Beranton,
Upon taking
f
i
chairman,
Mr.
Ww temporary
the
gavel,
following paragraph being one of the
| first utterances :
[ “The Republican party, In this Com
monwealth, is dead to State pride and
| individual liberty. The on the
| plains of Siberia have more independ-
| ence than have the eringing machine-
ridden and boss-worshiping pack of
| slaves who belong to the party given
glory by Lincoln and a long line of il-
serfs
i
i
§
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{ seended, in this he
for ballot
| grafters,'’
The
next effected as follows :
W. T. M«ehlin, of Butler, secretary ;
CO
Siate, to
box-stuflers, repeaters and
temporary organization was
William Hayes Grier, Lancaster ;
A. Small, Columbia: W
Berks, and Charles Newhart,
’
strong, assistant secretaries ;
Clark, Indiana, reading clerk : George
T
arms, and Juanes A, Sweeney, Luzerne,
Brumbaugh, Centre, sergeant-snt-
Wl
chief doorkeeper,
1 It
ADJO
BNME FOR NCH
the
the
Along about o'clock, after
One
if comimitliees
dem
snnouncement of the
convention got hungry and ands
©
several
the
for adjournment were ade |
This
customary rules had been adopted.
delegnles, was taken after
Ni RK PARK}
win Lhe stage im
vention ads
Dav of
'
i that the
medintely
J urned for
Kastan,
Pn
Louis
m
Judge Parker f
w
rk
~t
wis Lo
curred after
Pittsburg, hae
4
drafted by the
fesaiutg
vole an tform was
no
Pp
ead havi
with a hurrah, Ex-Gover
the
iif
was chosen chairman,
Robert E W
been sidetraa
lan to put
®
i
right at .
right at thie
rhed,
teow !
I'he organization commit met in
the
Senator
Ninte headquarters
Arthur
88 perualten
(i Dewalt
the tetuporary
convent
I'he
about 2:30 oo’ is Ven
fii and
cheer
As
Work
betier «1 than in the
ju
or Pattison
ie norniug
al as lively, there being anol ber
when he appeared
d
ted the report
wou as Lhe convention resume
ohn M
Fash
of the
Lrarman presse
credentials committ
ignoring
the Iudependence party 1 it was as
an
promptly adopte d
hen G. Gordon Broml
delphia, reg
ww, of Phila-
orted for the organization
Ar.
per-
je
a!
ding Sa
of All«n
d * hs
sere are
commitive, ree
Hie
thur (i. Dewnlt,
manent chairman ar die
of the
offi wre,
Mr.
gavel by Col
ator
reins, denouneed president
nuded President
to the lute chief executive
evoking His
demands for tariff reform and a stron
temporary
1
Dewalt
oy Were
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Dewalt,
WW foam
ry
Net in assgaing '
fhe fs Hn.
safe aud MeKinley,
his reference
hearty hand clappiog
4
srnful referene to Lhe jle.
navy and se
publican policy of “standing pa’ were
well received and more than onee he
PATTIZON READ ATFORM
i
of
of
, made imme iately
int raovluetion
I'he
Puttison ss chairma:
f Lo & Verang
Hee Corr il is g
fre:
# 1h wi
On resaigiinns
Senator Dewait's atl Yaa OW
nal for
cheers In whileh the |
led.
The aud wplion ol
i
ilndeipiin d le
BH OULDHUr«! sppinyss iy
.
the platform was
Ht then nominn-
for the
called
made with cheers
for the
preme Court bench were
Michael J. Ryan, of
came forward to pre sent the nse of
“n
candidacy “ii
for
Philadelpiiia,
| Samuel Gustine Thompson He was
| given a Liearty recepiion and several
| times in the course of his scholarly ad.
dress was Oae of
curred when, after a splendid tribute
cheoared these op
to justice, he said “Woe to Penney iva.
tin when ber courts are made ol j ors
of traffic ned barter. The world mar
vels that Peonsylvania is contented
In five i of
Pennsylvania's glory sud mourned the
tnrter of offices and franchises on Lhe
suction block, crowned by the attempts
touse one of the wost exalted offices
in the State to quell rebellion and in
sure the thraldom of six millions of
people. The judge, he declared, should
not be the oue who had st uggled in
the forum, but one who had made a
quiet xiudy of the law, fitted with cold
Impartiality to decide questions,
In presenting the vpame of Samuel
Gustine Fhompson hestyled him “the
worthy son of a great chief jastioe,”
twice honored by Governors of opposite
politieal beliefs ue worthy to adorn the
veneh wnd wortny ov dose now,
The nomination was seconded vy W
J Brennan, of Pitisturg,
Tl VEGEGARE CHODEN,
rhetorical vein spoke
County Controller Ancann, of Read-
fing, next nominated James M. Gufley,
tobert EE Pattison, Robert E. Wright
and J, K. P. Hall for delegates at large
to the nations] convention and they
were selected by acclamation. Senator
Vandergrift nominated the following
for alternates-at-large : John 8. Rilling,
Erie; E M. Herbert, Berks ;
i George
McGowan, Philadelphia ;
J. Davis
Brodhead, Northampton, who
elected,
pty
York Indorsed Purker
New
he Democratic convention in New
dent,
action
Tammany was overcome,
of the New York Democrats
practically decides that Judge Parker
will receive the Democratic nomina-
tion for president at the National con-
vention to be held in Bt. Louis.
A rp c————
Two New States
By the strict party vote of 147
the
and
| the Statehood bill, under provis
| ions of which Oklahoma
{HE THING T0 DO
THE THING TO DO
Is to look over our stock of Spring Goods
in all the lines, The Ladies will find sewing ma-
e terial, and the Men will be interested in other lines.
OVERALLS and PLOW SHOES
G ROCERIES
WE KEEP THE CHOICEST-
GROCERIES TO BE HAD...
| Arizona and New Mexico under the
| former designation,
a
Lost an Eye
Edgar Yearick, second son of Henry
Yeurick, of Philadelphia, received an
injury to his eye thal necessitated the
removal of the Mr. Yearick is
| & student at the Pennsylvania Military
optic,
College, Chester, and it was during
rifle practice that a portion of a shat-
tered target inflicted the injury.
A —-
rr Yon Wat Phosphate
Messrs. Fi
han | vera)
A.
& Smith have
f far
ireman aon
wt grades o tilizers, fresh
from Bastimore, suitable for spring
Crops Prices right, and quality guar-
atnteed to be as represented.
a
:
Bild Bhien
gh f
Mr,
. of Nest
ye
ling Klinef
Mio
made
wiley
i rn
i rning
Wednesday,
Inter
Rev
ay mi in
ment
Ciress offic
Was
Ig.
ati
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MORE PLAIN TALK
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ROME
Murray Talks
Ying to
Broasuse He Has Some
Say
Phe grip usually leaves in ils wake a
{ \
fingering stubtibo which cough
I
Murray recom-
t is in just
Ase
Ar
and «the
thst
such
le-11a ¢
istomer
sek for the return
¥
0 Mr. Mur.
ADR
is
ts
merit.
a, and
gives
his persanns
tie
Livery ...
D. BOOZER, Prop.
Centre Hall
with every bot-
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Dry Goods & Notions
Men's and Boys’
Fancy Dress Shirts
Tem—
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Decorated Dinner Sets
Decorated & White
, Toilet
KREAMER & SON.
Swartz’s Pump
Reminder . . ..
Do you know that I sell Pumps ?
I just thought I would tell you
‘about them through this paper. I
now have in stock a list of Porce-
lain lined wood pumps and fix-
tures, rubber bucket chain pumps
an iron pump, I will be glad to get
it for you. Prices will be right.
C. W. SWARTZ, Tusseyv
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It will be to your interest to visit this store
where you will find the largest stock of goods
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