8 THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA, THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1806. ‘THE RACKET. | | PA. , No.9 AND 11, Orne Ex, BELLEFONTE, | own conierees, April 17, 1805, business started | in the double room, under the name | of The New Racket, in designate the big improvement that y We no name, ['he for had been made, Ww again resort to tl R weket,” ward, made, He original until another step now in prospect, has been -: HOSIERY :- | hy \ / P | \ fd 14) ‘ine Tailor Made Cost of | of the arrang mann fac turer 86.00 to £9 4 poor , | ten | Swindon is now a thing of THE CHOICE of the entire line for 83.75 10} Allegheny st. & C0, Bellefonte, Pa. order to | Sa | considerat) | that | tract what Forgot to Give instructions, The Clearfield democrats, in convention Tuesday, elected Matt tional delegate, with power to hoose his Savage as na- and elected the following state delegates: Frank Goss, J. W. Spangle bell, J. 1. kel and Horace B. . R. Cammy Brockbank, They sre justructed for Pattison for president. Tompkins motion to adopt the lled by ¢ 101 aud then Must Prove His R r. Derstine have where they have nme ring the su ho away wil - A Carious Raliroad Contract, 1t Western railroad of Eng had to pay $500,000 to the obli n to stop n station for ten the road had Care m gati at Swind In 1541, 1 l, it mads agreement uilders to passengers, or for special nable period of Swindon, in y erection of suitable refreshment rooms, for which a rent of a penny a year was to bo paid. The rail road soon found out the inconvenience cement and tried to break The courts in 1846 and in 1872 held ‘express’ ’ did not mean in the con- isn meant by an express train, but the price asked for the annul ment of the « Iain BOnt « x1 TORR about ten at it W neession was always more | than the company was willing to pay After a fight of over 050 years it hos been driven by the competition of other roads to buy out its opponents, and the minute stop of fast expresses ot the past, — New Haven Journal and Courier. The Greatest Canal, The largest canal in the world is con templated Ly the Russiuns, This is to be a conting waterway of 1,000 miles, connecting the Baltic with the Black sea, and the cost would only be a little item of £20,000,000. It would start from the port of Riga, in the Bal tio, and nse the rivers Dwina, Beresina sod Dnieper on its route, entering the Jack sea at the Crimean port of Cher- son. It is a project by which a mer. chant ship going at only six knots an hour wonld do the whole journey in a wook, at a tremendous saving of time and fuel. In no flat country like Russia there seems no real difficulty in the en terprise, except the eternal want of ru. bles, from which the government suf. ors. HOODS PILLS cure Ldver Ilha, A pleasant AD ODrugeiets ns Fred | | ngainst Manager Cooke THE CRISIS IN FRANCE | | i | | other Attempt to Force Out the J 0is Ministry, | AGAIN OONVOKED. The Premior, TLostead of at Once Resigning on the Senate's Postponing the Madagns- 's Uredits, Determines That the Two tive Bodies Shall Fight It Oat, New Trial for Marie Barberi, ALBAXY, April 82. -T has reversed the for murder art and a now trial in the case of Marie of Now York olty, who prison awalting der her betrayer, Domenico ( Cataldo had refused to marry he: promising to do so some two mouths bo fore the murder, and despair to which she was driven she rhit | one sought day in a sal urs ’ judgment of f the lower « "i : M of in the im yn and cut his throat Another Barden Robbery Suspect, NEw York, April The myst the theft of the Burd ler, and Mann Wh senten pleaded gul trial. Bir counting the company barns and robbed of £50 1 | irat s fr : h was shot d A VYietory for Zelaya. PANAMA, | April 21 dent Zelaya has slgnnlly the f of the rebels ln Nicaragua, One of the strongest x {f the revol six miles from Naga th Tho rebels who were In pos rod thelr soon ns they saw President Zelaya s forces Presi defeated olombia. again roes sitions o tionists, Tablon has also fallen into the hands of eral troops pession surrends in tren 10% Bs advancing Yonernela Dispute Still Deadlocked Loxpox, April A Times says that the Venezuela disput still In and that agreement as to principle has been rom Negotiations between England and United States The Times spondent, “are at a standstiil, und nobody knows when or how the deadlock will be removed dispateh to Th is an dangerous stale no hed the BAY corm Swindling Banker Indicted, 81. Jonux's, N. F., April 2 The grand jury in the bank casos finished the consid eration of the indlotments against the directors of the Commercial bank yestor day. They threw out the Indictments against the directors, but found a true bill To Stamp Out Dueling in Germany, Benuix, April 22.The relchstag yos terday unanlmously adopted Horr Ade’ motion calling upon the federal govern went to weans in its power the illegal practice of luellng. combat with all the | PERSONAL BEAUTIFICATION, Bome Curious Information on the Subject From a Vamous Doctor, A corres po ident has been r Dr. Robert Fischer of 8 an expert interview i 4 Vienna in all that 1% to cosmetics, and has obtained m him some curious informati “*Whon m is your [old sea The on. The ! 11 Or mar inal the rubi a Gregan exuberant A Couple of Coincidences ham me og currence took place end Chambers street on a cabl incidentally it was stated that gaw it because there was no other vel on the block. As this was in the middle of the afternoon it seemed till I tested it personally. Twice I have seen that very condition of things right there, once on the block below Cham- bers and once on the block above, and again on the heavily traveled block be tween John and Fulton, and yesterday morning at 10 o'clock there was a sin lar vacuum of vehicles on the block be tween Cortlandt and Liberty. Below and above, Broadway was full enough of incredible 14) ing ng both ways ninded les of average, the Id be millions t such Yot 1 have poen it four times within a short period Some one against an event might say here that the n looks for 10 finds them such thing Lot 1 experience of mine other contr For something ove Ih oked the railway car I passed, trying to whose number was an even thousan have never hit it yet. Once, on the Leo. high Valley road, I thought I had. 1 spied a row of brand new coal cars just out of the shop on a swite The num bors began at 1980 and ran up in regular order, and I fairly trembled with the joy of fruition that only a crank knows There were just 20 of them, and the last number was 1900! The most aggravating circumstance of all was that a friend of mine to whom I told my quest in 1802 on my way to the City of Mexico came galloping through the train inside of an hour to toll me he had just seen an even thou sand car as wo pulled out of San Luis Potosi, and I was looking out on the other side of the train! I have never for given that fellow to this day. —New York San. iY : y ave | nt prom be A Uhlan Deserter's Adventures, At the time of the Franco-German war n Uhlan belonging to the Fourth Uhlan regiment deserted. He was ap prehended recently in Alsace and taken to his regiment. The Uhlan has been tried by court martial at Thorn for de porting the colors and sentenced to five ars’ incarceration in a fortress. He ins boen sent to Spandan to undergo the pantence. This Uhlan deserter made off ! nt the time of the siege of Paris, fled to | China and entered the Chinese army, { in which Le served for 14 years. Ten oars after that ho returned to Germany | And obtained a situation as overseer in a ufactory in Alsace, whigh he re up to the time ho was arrested as deserter, —London News who { { | Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U. 5. Gov't Report Royal Bakin Powde ABSOLUTELY PURE Uses of Compressed Alr, Quietly but rival to steam is coming into popular favor. Tt steadily ¢ UH COIMpPross im 15 made for it 1 steam will. It certai indeed tha wl street car but wl ALBINO H ¥ EBERRIE 8. A Curious Fruit the Biate of W Said to Peculiar to tmegs, af | Ale extremely skoeroe as hens’ ith, '’ said ) { dall, after he box f of the There are not more than balf a dozen places in Connecticut, pr they grow, and it is not they grew in any other a patch of alb bearing hilly town of Salem, which adjoing Boz- re another in Hartford county, a third in Windham county, and there are two or three more it parts of the The nos cluster rap- was § 8 rai r SOme bably, where known that tate. There is bushes in the in in differer state Sale: it gbout the knoll in and the wh or 20feet in d it is bel binos, 1 berries, x or amal n black huckle Neither are they greatly dispose gamate with the comm berry to Mm new grou plots whil i is known { just about WwW As pagate themselves or spread id 1 th lely on separated the same In most re- nut at all from lor, al untry people affirm that when fully ripe they are a wifle sweet- er, with a more decided flavor. Like all albinos, whether of the animal or vege- sige 1 00 years ag spects the albinos differ the black Ties the ugh SOMO wort ir oxoept in « JUS ID IN A GAR LOAD table world, they mte irradiated with a | faint pink hue, seemingly from a light glowing within the rind, which is as beautiful as it is curione Most of the albino patches yield not more than a quart of berries each, Norwich (Con. ) Lotter in New York Sun. That Nest Man In the Warld Found, He-8ingloton has been jilted by that New School Suits For Oc t reallyniew but they look Freeman girl, but he doesn’t appear to be very much ent up about it. Wicks—Not at all. Fact is, Singlo- ton is decidedly puffed up because so many women have refused him. He thinks he must bo the best would not marry. —HBoston Transcript. iver llls Like billonsness, dyspepsia, headache, consti pation, sour stomach, indigestion aie promptly enred by Hood's Pills, They do their work Hoods easily and thoroughly, " Pest after dinner pills i S shoents. All druggints Prepared by C. 1. Hood & Oo. Lowell, Mass, The only il to take with Hood's man in the | world, whom all the girls declare they | Diamond Dyes Tho girl" are suits dresses i dyed over, too, aad many of the | and gowns cost but ton cents. 4 y 1 Via Fo experience ts peeand tod y rood work with 1 nd Dyes, whieh oy randorepecially fog Donne Te, dion Look and 2) eampla 1 colored cloth, free. We have sold these dyes for many years and with satisfaction to our custo. mers. Our aim is to furnish the best of everything we sell. Ask to see our sample book of colors. — GREEN'S PHARMACY Push House Dio%k, - Belisfonte, Ps
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