—————_ a —— ——————— i 2 he Centre Demon Fhe Centre Demoriat, DIRECTORY. DISTRICT AND COUNTY OFFICERS Oongreas, Hon Ino Parton, Bate Hountor, Hon, W, W. Burrs, Clearfield Representatives, Hon J, A, Woonwanp, Hon, LL. RuoXn, Pr sident Judge 9th Dist, Centre and Montingdon Hon, A. OO, Furst, Bellefonte Ascocinte Judges, Hon, O. Mussax Hon. Daxien Ruoans, ra, Ine © Jxo. D. Deokon M.D Fanres rm’ Olerk, Mittany Couaty Commissiot HEnnEnson Com missions Shariff, Re Deputy Sheriff, R K Protuonotsry, LL A 8 Trensarer, Uynvs Goss Register avd Merk pl Recorder, Iye, FF Harter, Dap jr 1) Recorder, Por atine District \ttarne J 0. Meek Co wr, Dr HK. oy t A. MoLies Jn WisoN 'y CO OK AEFFER t, Ino. A ans’ Con Cuauty Detective, Cag LODO ES, gel'sfonte Lodge No 208 A.V. M_ meets on Tues Wy + hi Lafore syery full moon Baty » Thapter N 1. meats on the first Pri sy night of ever. mon h Nonstans Commandery No 13, KT, on the second tq ery month riday night of hei yg 0.0 F meet avery Thurs day evening si T o'ch Hall, opposite push House Bellefonte EBrneampment No and fourth Mondays of sach = posite the Bu House, Bellstonte Council No ITY, SAU avery Tuesday sveuing in Bush Arcade Logan Branch Coanell No, 141, Junior Oder U. A ments every Fr day evening Bellefonte Cunc'nys No 111, 1 0 H. meets in Har ris’ New Building the second and fourth Friday eve ning of each month Bellefonte Fencibles Co, “BY” Ath Reg. N. G. P meets in Armory Hall avery Friday evening ck at 1.O.O.F thin the Hall op- meats AM CHURCHES Presbyterian, WH ward street. Rev. Wm. Laurie Pastor ey Bunduy at 10-30 4 NM. andi P a. Sanday School (Chapel) at 230 r. NK, Meoting (Chapel) Wednesday at 7-30 vr. ¥ MM. E Church Monroe, Pastor, Serv ® andr» Meeting Wodoesday at 7 8.. Johu's Protestant Episcopal Oburch, Lamb and Allegheny streets, Rev. J. Oswald Duvis, Rector Services every Sunday at 1930 4 mw, and Tr. w Prayer Meoting Wednesday and Friday evenings £1. John's Roman Catholic, Bast Bi-hog P. MeArdle Pastor, Mass at 6 and services 1830 4, ¥ snd 7 " Reformed, Ling i Ror Net vices oy Howard and Spring Streets fay at 10.30) 4 Prayer oA avery Nur Sunday school at 2-00 Fr. Nu HEN, Street, Rov ng streets, Rev. W. HH Ender Pas ry sunday at 16 “om and 7 Pn, Sunday ® at 2-30 rw Meeting Wed es lny evening at 7.30 Lutheran, East High street, Rav Pastor Bers rv Sunday at 10% ®. Sunday School at 230 pr. 8. Prayer 1-30 Wednesday evening United Brothers, High Wertman Services 10.30 4. ». and Runday sche or Meoting Wedoeaday st 7-30 pr. » A.M E Church, West High Btrest Rev Pastor. Rervices every Sunday morning sod svening Y.M C A, Spriog snd iligh Streets. General Meeting and Services Sanday std» ». Librury and Reading Roo from 8 A. N. 10 10 pr. xn daily Prayer Chas. T. Steck AN andr Meeting at CPs #% and Thomas Streets, Rev ther Sunday st fat%a un Fray wery Nortie open The Queen of the Coast ———— about o'd Caje May which is contin ually taking shape in some new enter. tractiveness to the famous resort, the days of old, when the fame of Cape May stood out boldly against all the world as the pleasure resort of the American was not # De opls , popular y exacting. The wide reach ing beach, the grand surf, good hotels aod fio. pleasure to the hosts of visitors who company gave abundant journeyed thither by boat or stage They de- or cumbrous family coach manded no meretricious features to heighten the natural lovliness of ocean and sky or to add to the facination of atmosphere. It was enough if they lived well and reveled in the beauty that surrounded them, Later on the world seemed to re volve more rapidly, the visiting hosts were whirled over the Jersey sands io hours instead of days. They found the same old Cape May which their fathers aod grandfathers had known, but the tastes of the children had changed. They lived more in a day than their ancestors did in a woek. They 1 nged for newness aod fresh- ness, and pioced for excitemcnt. Great hotels were built to conform to their notions. Society held a sum mer court on the sands; glittering equipages ro. led along on the glisten- ing beach; festivals of music and song mingled their harmony with never. ceasing music of the waves; a great pier was projected out into the deep, where mirth and festivity chased away care. It was a new Cape May evolved from the substance of the old, The charming characteristios of the old queen remained intact. She was only dressed in the costume of a modern day. Year by year the old queen bas appeared to renew her youth sod in the same proportion has she grown in popaler favor. Thousands of rivals have sprung into being and developed into prominence, bat Cape May like the brook, goes on forever, holding the old friends and gaining new ones, A striking fact iu this connection is that everyone who visits Cape May always returns. It may be for a day only or two days, yet they go back, There is a singular charm in sea and alr and surf, which tempts the one. time visitor to renew acquaintance with the pleasureful surroundings. The prospects for the coming season 12. meets the second | | i There is more activity in before, are hright. real estate than ever known and the demand for cottages and ac~ commodations foreshadow that nor ouly are a large number of old admir- hut ers rethrning to their first love, hosts of new suitors are joining the process n, The wl 0 have proven their fuith by large nves' ments of capital in various Cap: Muy money ed men enterprises, are contributing liberally to the pew features which {this season will see inaugurated, They | { hold her high place amid order 10 keen recogaize the fuee that in the {rivalry of her neighbors, Cape Muy | : { muwet offer other wtirsciions than those which nature has so generously invish- led upon her. Prayer | { of the Amateur Athletic Last summer, after hasty organiza tion and rap.d preparation, the grounds of the Cape May Athletic Club wer opened. The success ol the woderink- ing was conspicuous. Is orgauizers aud patrons embraced all the promi- nent residents and and the spectators of the sports includ hand. properiy-owners, ed everybody. This season th some grounds will be improved and a series of athletic exhibitions and sports f every character extending through the summer will be arrseged. The club is a regularly-accredited member Association and its membership in this band gives it many privileges aod advantages that it would not otherwise enjoy. Toe {lovers of good sport will undoubtedly Rev. D | | gr wands. witness some flue exhibitions on these The glittering gem of this year's acquired attractions is the rac | truck. A very eligible pie e of ground inst outside the city limits on the J turnpike leading to the Poiot has beeo { purchased by | Park Association. | mile track | club house, aud stables is to be ¢ the Cape May Driving A mile and a ball have been laid out built, and work on the ground | me | menced at su early day sod pusbe | forwa. d | stand will accommodate | to completion against the The 5060) opening of the season grand prople for and the stable is to furnish stalls | 75 to 160 horses. In the arrangement } | | | Sh : shaasaafil prise designed to add additional at. | 8 MOS sucee sfu In and construction of track sod build. : N $ ‘ me povel improvements will be here is a perevuial youthfaloess ngs $0me Dovel mj : : added, | doubt There is hardly room for that he the race-course will wae, a8 it will be an excellent track, both for running and Wf moons of the trotting: and the easy means from all the sporting centres } land assures the preseace the "os | DOTRes, demand | fins The old { ape oa!m for the beauty {IL MAY NOW WIN new physical strength of records made on its taf — i A— He P eads For Libe A tr Salina, Kan. recently Judgment, After eifects of imported Bons) mp printer was wr as follows to the mayor of Ix vue Barving, Sans To his Honor the Mayor Sir A few days sivee | vis beau iful Oily With a view f Many of leading citizens evidently desired it my future bome that I remain, as tha fact | have been ther involuntary guest against my most solemn protest, furnishes most Iam not a ample deep-dyed victim testimony, criminal. of matbematioal inaccuracy (a clerical error, so to speak), in that | timated the capacity of my “tank.” liquor | found here was of a quality than that T found at Junetion City, hence the disastrous effect of my system, | am more than pleased with my boarding-house, but I do not de. desire to eause you further The money the city is paying out for my keep and board might be for many other purposes: You might uss A portion of 1t in subsidizing a morn. ing newspaper to boom the town; 1 am simply a Overs Fhe better eX pense weed you could give it to the poor; raise salary of city officers; anything, I do not need it. [oan rustle, Just now | am oul of tobacco the saddest of all ties. Owing to a depleted exchequer, | am liable to remain so--the thought is maddening. Could I but roam at will over our boundless prairies, this state of thing need not exist. I cannot raise $12 in here. 1 can't raise twelve cents, For $12 dollars you keep me your in voluntary guest for 366 days. It will cost the city the snug sum of $219.00 It is not a good iovestment. Don't look upon me as criticizing the mana- gers of the city finances, | only speak from the point of view of a private temporary resident, calami Then, again, my morals are becoming sadly corrupted by association with gone tiemen whose sole ocoupations seem to be playing chequers with their noses, solitare, and talk of heroes of | & ying Iie WH yellow-hacked lemture such sa Bed. Hande | Rube or, the Bood-Drinki g Tommy the Tough Black of Bonn | Short card Si; or the Swory of F oar Card Terror of Opolaqu or the Biss Boot Fiush, Lings 14 bring of muaden!y {aot To one whose whole the blush modesty to my alah ster silaman. tine) cheek, hus been spent in the lle pure ani eles - ing air of a pewspaper office, and court reporter, surrounded by hy) minds, bright and witty writers, leary ed and sedate advocates of the | w. who in every turn in lite, has ran sgainst great chunks of wisdom and learning this confinement is doubly hard Sti I donot eomplain, All grent men have suffered from advocating their proposi tions before the world was resdy them. Jesus Chiret was crucified the 8 do God: Galies died O mn suid the world was round and he fr Ameries, died it: Columbus, the discoverer in ch Father tins; Gynn wasaxoommanica'ed for sdvoont ng a Lheory that we must sooner or dl face, and Ed Val is in jail for ing to prove that under certain circum iry #8 ances & hall-gallon man eso hold hn gillonand a half of whiskey, ture | am a nomad, of the world, In a few days a desire extend my field of nhwervation will he zn me are not the man who would allow nbhatacle to remain in the Only hays wav of lowing out my desires, footsteps will bound from the velvely grass of city with all the haste and grace john rabbit, released and my dainty your of a But seriously vour honor, | want out Freedom ones gained, | can mike my way 10 Denver where | ean secure employment, » . - L 3 » A I have no money snd no means of and | | ] i stand, | ! A Repul [ira raising any. There is no possibility of my ever being able to pay my fine | have some friends, bat, like me. they are poor. Respectfully 1 re i : —A— THE TARIFF DEBATE i (rili (ey 5 Speed h in Mills’ TT: ibune. belli here was little says the Chicago could be use regarded as calculated to provoke a party fight He seemed rather to invite all Re- publicans wio would consent to a moderate, neede« carefully guarded revi tariff to join him in amending an d perfect with ill of the mmittee Ww How was meaning aoso- ruin Repub for per- rank to appear as if the Republican that is House,” was he if merit or talent, and of his that en- others, as due t on longevity of making the the Republican side The quality of the speech shows, to « ourtesy speech on however, that while his jabber must be heard, no rule of courtesy re- quired that old Pig iron should ap pear as the authorzed representa tive of the Republican pariy. Kel. ley’s tariff crankery is so great that who would agree with him in de. manding free whisky, opposing any and all reduction of daties on sugar and other necessaries, and advising farmers to get under the shelter of high protectionism by resorting to beet sugar farming. -— Brew ir ovr «<A newly made hue band and wife, who were from Cameron county, but married in this city, stop ped at the Falion House last night, and when they got ready to go to bed in: stead of turning off the gas coolly and camly blew it out, Of course it was soon discovered from the smell and a guest remarked that there must be gas es caping somewhere and the clerk sent a porter to No. 13 toree. Sure enough «that was the place, and luekily no one had suffored <from the gas. The port’ er bal saked the groom hpw he had extinguished the light when he replied, “Why, | blowed it out. The porter then told him that if he would open the door, he would enter and tor it off as it should be, whioh request was com’ plied with and peace once more reigned in the Fallon House, Lock Haven Demoerat, i for | for | Me- | By na. | I have seen much | more a | an | fol- | we | first H even among the bounty monopolists | in the House there are not ten men | l ; At den { wide uf 1 tunes, noties te heroby givan that there will . 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