CHAS. R. KURTZ, Ed. and Prop.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET
WM SMITH
GER
. B. SPANGLER
Chairman
For Prothonot F
Dist
ary
For
Kditorial.
THERE ple:
any man who desires wor k
——
ITis a a litt] e early for people to com-
mencge tearing their hats local
county issues. We
readers a rest.
is nty of employment for
over
inte: ve om
A female cate
exposed calf is here to stay anf d th
jut the
bicycle adv
em
must grin and bear it.
simply grinning, while they
a
bare it
IMPROVEMENT of busi ness is what
Coxeyites, Silve
again bury our
only seem to prosper when
in distress.
-~
Frou the last issue of the gazette one
would infer that their recent County con-
vention was
Some people can
bad situation.
a harmonious gathering
find consolation in
Mr.
have
Ar the end of
the Democrats will
Presidency 6o years
Republicans 48 years.
Democratic party never (
controll
the Whigs
Yet they
lid anythin
to and
say the
Tue Governor of
Corbett and Fi
the
fight on
will be a
Why not
the insurgents
-
ett got knocked out
AT last Corl
wife secured a divorce last week also an
order for an allowance weekly of fio
Jim paid to much attention to
and own little wife
women forgot his
Hence the result
“WHEN
get their dues,” used to be a
trite saying. But
shameless battle between the
out,
it doesent apply
factions of
)ecause
the republican party, | the people
are in the same condition when the bat.
tle
b for years under republican rule.
over as they were before and have !
m—————
- ¥atrishure Patriot has made a
stride forward by
ing machines by which
introducing
recy
an entire
addition they have r
their publicatior
and are
mer
new
ly
giving a |
ly.
J
Tug following
the bulletin board
“MEN WAN TED
Pemberton and }
is a cc
ion Furnace
work for n
LIME & STO?
The abov
comment : 4
en who want it
e is sufficier
mt
mply
1e wind 1
shows which way ti blows
I¥ Dr.
comments
recent
his participation
re
public fracas in
he,
Centre
|
no doubt, would come
county,
conclusion that he slightly
The ¢
President
such that he should not allow himself
was
place sit
tate Colleg
dignity of his R ion, as
>
of
Penna
into
It 1s not our
Atherton
his attention to the expre
be drawn petty, local,
squabbles aim to instru
or advise Dr we
direction
-
accounts
sentiment in this
From the various re- |
publican state papers
of the Quay-Hastings
conclude that both
great dealof lying. Each claims a |
large majority of the delegates and will
end. This fight of no
value to the common people of Pennsyl.
vania-the toilers and tax payer
the end must pay
unjust
the
upon the ce
in
mdition
battle, ust
sides are
de
do so until the is
who in
for all this music by
some form of taxation to su
these ambitious and unscru
pulous pol-
iticians
furnish the
these in turn
For instance
Corporations combines
money in man and
from the people
the
Y CASCS
n take
|
Saad som
Standard |
Oil Company
Willie Swoope Again
Willie Swoope came home Friday w |
rest from his labors in the Combine boil |
er plate foundry in Philadelphia. He is |
ashamed of himself and his present posi.
tion the that he has
shaved off his beautiful mustache hoping
to thus disguise himse
who
under Combine
If from the eyes of |
those have
happier
shanghied him into the ser
is between hell and the iro
Hight known him in
days before the Hog Combine
!
Willie |
with
1A
| work g,
out ice water, Clearfield Spiri
wel yon & Co. have somelh
ant to say in thelr ad. this
ning impor!
eek
=}!
For a short time only, Shaffer's offer
to give you 6 elegant C abinet Photos for
09 cents. Dont miss it.
|
and Hu
| the
. | race, game
| making
| not
| $1,000
BELLEFONTE,
ENTIRE CLASS
SUSPENDED.
PA.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
camp Glen
carian wear v of this
week.
The | The Sophomore Class of State Col-
See lege in Trouble.
Photos for gg cents.
1 le by Shaffer
Hiaae ny
Jaume 5, was recently pro- | 4 yERY DISHONORABLE ACT
»d to the
i of th
ition of assistant princi.
Bel ademy.
Dr. Atherton
Shall be
Taught a
that “Cribbers”
Young Men Should be
Lesson in Honor and Integrity
is slightl Determined
is slightly
" ‘ y q Punished-
unde ¢ weathe rd and
suit 1s not 1a is Cusiol
as a re-
nary place ‘
y pat Sadly needed by Some Students
On Tuesday a large from
picnic
was at Hecla Park and |
[3
8
artic
The
the rounds for
following c has been going
s¢ ie sights at Belle
regard to
of
some time in
trouble with the
“3 State Colle
“The faculty of the State Coll
| suspended the entire cle of
{ tive juniors of that institution
has fifty-one members ol whom
are women. The students cannot ¢
the fall term unless they submit to
| examination in ry, as the class
1ed at tl last year are
accused of “cribbin Many students
refuse to condit and will
not ley unless the
notice recalled, If the
before fall itis
lent body will
Sophomore class
or of St
past
at Snow
Wednes.
ng, ge
Shoe, has
prospec-
The class
three
ter
nier
a re-
ege
aller on 188
farmer
Gentzel,
ne of his fine
hist
accept ion
back t
of exjg yulsion
| matter is ot fixed up
ly that the entire
| rebel at the puni
| would be, ther
| and could not open § Ls
brother.in-law go 0
Mr
hiladelphia, in royal
George
is
tud
ni
ynolds has engaged nent ai
efore, t students
order wither further ini
urgiars
of Martha,
a can lic
. Hart
: 4S
sock, announ-
late for the nom
fi
1 % |
f Prothonotary this year, on the
| young lac
far anathe
imissioners gave an | 107 ARO
safe. uspicion, and
ofhce, at
1
od mon as it makes
pub
secure now,
dis
1 the past.
A fellow signing the name of L.C
worked the Altoona |
ntingdon banks fora number of
| forged checks for small awsounts. After
ca a hare
3 As to how
{the boys got the exami
| there are several theories. One is that
by 4 young lady;
who held the position of My pewriter (or
and | the of
| ne
fi shed
ping vest they were furnished
of several hundred |
llow disappeared so effect-
rid
MAKIN;
h had opened ; 8
copies
on it ge aa
5
is alleged
intimate
By some
learned how her
i { lass mate 1 the examination,
nd she
had passe
forthwith file
examin
ted
His wife died
be necessary Frequent class
nee tings
remon-
appom
postmaster
several were held in which they strongis
ne danghte s becoming
natiers
.
Died
m. Harrison,
er of
of her parents,
Pleasant Gag
nee Kat
Joseph Ross,
Sophomore
Dr. Ather-
jecessary for them
on
frou
incident from
bet
1 WAS 4 young
|
to undergo in An
enter
and was married about a year ago another examination
Mrs
1
'uesday in
termen Harrison and child | cient History before they could
mt h ar H And hid h y
the Lutheran | College this coming Fall, and pursue
cemetery their stadies as member he Junior
ry,
class. They practical
some say the
der
The above is the situation as gathered
were and arc suspended,
Zehn and entire class will refuse
to return un uch condition
Logan Picaic
Aug. 15
Company, ill
at Hunter
1
from students interviewed. Under these
the
hold their
Thursday Fire
13th annual
’
logan
circumstances the college faculty took
In fact
h t
members
ini Park ial trains the proper course they were
p ly lenient wit em for
park every hour, In entire J too ien i
tinuing them as of the college,
line of amusements will be a bicycle |
during the Spring term when the odiun
dancing luring tl pring A
| of ste
operation | er them
of ball, tub races,
ne the day and eve- aling examinations was resting ov
hb My § V
11 be it
The
rparations
Young men attending college should
company
all desired ac-
for this
detailed
is
be taught that far above
. ] 11111 ts . \] lv at ir i. :
occasion rs giving complishments-- scholarly attainments in
issued
inforn \ literature tence and arts. above re
i 3 y
. finement, culture and polite address,
manhood. To Ix honorable
true an
Fire at Eagleville
man, you must be an bonest
that is the
It is to be hoped that
man,
noblest work of God
the
in
At Eagles
dence of Mri
dest
26th,
Mc( And was
iny resi
M
with nearly
ong of the fi
The loss
O'Connor &
he
arah
. college au-
entirely royed all the :
2 thorities will remain firm
What though the Junior
should refuse to correct such an
the State
all the better that such a body of young |
their deci.
contents, 7 he n
Nes was
s placed at §2,-
McCormick have
insurance on the property amounting to
\ sion enlire
learned
class
ooo, but
imposition, College would be |
. men were gone from them,
excellent opportunity to teach the youths
of the land and in
which some of the remaining students
Marriage Licenses
§ William D a valuable lesson,
I Me
Sholter,
linda E. Frye:
Weikert
: Coburn
Rep of that institution, with whom we have
iw
»
' had busine RS Ie lation {tO our sorrow, can
learn valuable lessons in honor and in.
You can get them from the
abinet Pho.
Shaffer, tegrity
Photographer, Bell 1 (
his ad
-
tos for gg cents © See Shaffer's ad
THURSDAY, AUGUST
sation papers s |
—-
1, 1805.
SET BACK ONE YEAR
Attorney General McCormick gave |
the department of public
opinion which practically suspend
operation of the compulsory education
law until gext year. Section four of the
Farr act requires the assessors to
a registration at the regular spr
sessment, or
all the childre:
the
imstruction an
$ the
make
as soon thereafter as
may
be, in their respective
districts between
thirteen years
dence of cach. U
this registration tl
ers are required to certify
the
who shall immedi
or teacher of cach
a list of the hi
trict,
of the compulsory
of
ages
ving nae
coup
pon the tion of
1 county comnuission
the names to
ec] 1 dis
SCHOOL GIS
sh the
: "
SCHOOL ¥
the secretary of proper
trict, furni
tels
aiciy
principal
children in
who are
subiect t
Su J ha 88)
law
WINSwWI
In order to
Deputy Superintende
general
the attorney
commissioners
the necessary blank and books t
immed
the
ASSCSSOrS ately pi
cparat 01
making ent
ment this year, and whet
making this registration
upon the assessors and
before the spring
spt regisirat
in 15g6
until May
was completed
attorney general
tion must
a
the Spring of
hool
SCHON 44)
departn
taining Nn, at OT § ) i phert it
shall go the wexk ibis or 10 the state.
A law which gives a murderer a title in
property which the crime ¥ mmitted
to secure i
|
r con- |
]
LR
and |
Here is an |
men anda
creation
{ | this enor
the Blessbok, at
Twenty |
red hi
ice, of Lock Haver
that
whereabouts o
w
that «
ght of Jul
Was a ma
dent of
{ on the ni
92 years,
and 3 hat 4
ightly
|
he wort
short
a bl ight shirt, bl
1 congress gaitors. He had
in his possessior
pantaloons and
a revolver and a razor
It is feared that
with.
he has been foully dealt
—
Change of Firm
The firm of Huyett, Reari
| Centre Hall,
| ists, has
k & Boozer,
foundrymen and machin.
dissolved by Henry Boozer, re
Hereafter the
| enterprise will be conducted by Huyett
| & Rearick the
famous and
| tiring from the business
Their specialties are
Centre Hall complanter
farm wagons
Sal
On Thursday
Sth,
ock. eid
Aug
farm st
of Ja bh
| College owuae'
ust 15G8, there
, at the
Fishburn,
will be a sale of
| residence N
~N late of
, deceased. There will
be sold, fine King George stallion, 3
| work Noraen wagons, hamess, farm im
| plements ete
-
Church Dedication at Hecla
On Sunday, August asth
Hecla,
of God
ministers
Christ's Un
jon church at
to the service
and other
assist at the dedication
| Inv fted to attend
will be dedicated
Rev. I. M
will be present
Pines
to
and every one is
wel yon & (0's summer cleaving sale
| beats all—see their ad.
| Hugg,
| Mills will
| Supt
| were
| expressed themselves as
VOL. NO.
ROLL OF HONOR
HE WORKED
THE BANK.
Presented a Forged Check
Pennsvalley Bank.
¢ {oll
IOWinNg 1 te
d ir sub-
1
’ r
J Li I} .
AT dur
date
ription t«
month of
the time
the
Tune 9%
THE MONEY WAS RECOVERED
Soon After the
funded
Free
Forge
the Money
A
Clever Sche
ley bank, of
che
wl
wiho is
chandis
made pay
When Carpe nter
led Over a
Enoch Hu
printed
to the hotel and spent
| for whiskey and cigars w Ob Tutsday Prof Dask
tout 43 Anes u Tuesday Prof. Davis, the chap who
tut with Nirs
as sentenced
ised from the county
or +
got
the
town and only
Chul
» of H
F30W
: ly loo intimate
away from bank bef sil
3 4 ar
, and w
i WAS
of the prisom-
memorial
posted it om
ill-natured
If he dom™
SW etisent,
July 30th, at 2
PROF. J. C
p.
DAVIS,
MONTHS AND
as dul
lose of
oY Was tw
road, sted
phia and
is afforde
Such
a
3M
| fonte
stern (
we
of Pennsylvs
A Thrilling Exper
Hence
Clarence Ohl, a young man whose
linton county, bad
Thursd
he
home is at Woolrich, C
a thrilling experience on ay
woods
Notwithstanding
picking blackberries in
He
from the party he went
)
4]
became
to the
Chatham run separate
woods with in Pp *
nse
and while picking berries saw a large
Being
h
black bear coming toward him
OR, We
at old
unarmed and secing the bear approac
young Ohl made a rush for a nearby
he
ing
tree which climbed The
bear took a position at the foot of the tree
quickly.
lagl
fers mm
and remained there for nearly an bout
Finally Bruin departed and the young
m
| man descended from his perch a d
struck a bee |
room
| mediately
emen foot
wort! r cont
paid
Railroad Extension
It is expected that the railroad exten more to-day
State to Pine Grove
College
eted
sion from two mon
They Go
ior it
th
be comj this summer
and President Fra
the
Thomas
viewing route last weck and
certain that of
erations would soon be resumed
Died on Friday
and
«| Mingle’s Store.
Miss |
Susan
Mla, daughter
Hosterman, of near Centre
who had been seriously ill for somo
died on last Friday night