THE CENTRE DEMOORAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1806, CORRESPONDENTS DEPARTMENT. ’ (Continued from 7th page.) THE RACKET. No.9 axp 1, Crrnrg Ex, BELLEFONTE, PA. OT CAIN BURY SHIRT WAISTS at a dozen places in this town, you) can buy the kind we sell o—-=ONLY HERE——0 Shirt Waist Experts, not Men's Overall Factories, turn out The “Griffon” The “Melba,” i nd | Mrs. Thomas, of State College, was “The Acorn” brands, (the latter|visiting at the home of W. H. Close last just received) are Special, for Qual- | Sunday. ity, Style and Fit. OAK HALL. Mr. Weibly and wife, of State College, were visiting at the home of Mr, George Kline. Mrs. Jno. Getz and daughter, of Le. mont, were in town last Sunday. Mr. bicycle and is making good use of it at Luther Campbell has purchased a these, | present. | | " "0" Iwo Lemont ‘“duls were arouud last Sunday. Our friend Luther K. made a \NOnE { trip to Landen Hall Sunday eve. Lu » Among \ : " { you should have ge Lemont to fin me to | her, John Weaver, of Walnut Grove, r at the home of Wm. X, b. - -n ‘Lyon's Patent [ visiting Egg Beater | v Cream _Whipper was Sellers last Sunday. The R. R. carpenters are ¥ Comy. property here at the yi » Most Durable. Prick 25 CuxTs. Will beat 1 to 12 Eggs per- fectly and produce more Frosting. ¢ Jt will do more work and do it better than any 50 cent or $1 Beater made. Awarded a Will do twice the execution of any Tan 4 ‘Only The'RACH Collar Bon On Saturday W. | Waddles nt. He was coa station, lou his bicycle LYCN & CO.’S LIST OF Special Bargains [or this Week i you these goods at the pric had to | small a quar price IS good Cal | ] vd. ; t : yard than ever bef etter 7-8 yar 0a before i » very low 3 You can Muslin at Sc. a per yard than ever Dress Ginghams at 4c per yard. The from 4c.a imities, 1: betiter qualities latest designs in nen ects "ine Lawns Jaconets and yard to the fir yar proportionate v as low Toweling 3 1-%¢. per yard Men's All-Wool Sui i » and other colors, $4.00. Men's All-Wool Serg Suits in blue and black, $4.50, $5, 1 T Ad Sim 4 est. J nens, = ya ide, 15 per ey ady tyles and grades. Most } k, black and blues, Ladies’ dongola shoes, i need kid patent le toe, every pair war- Bs ranted, from 81.24 up. Children’s Suits. 00%. hildren's 5. 40¢ AOLDssTOWSER style up to 81 Carpets. Mixed ingrain Carpet, 40 different styles to select from, 28¢. per yard up LO SNe Rag Carpet, 1 { fe 18¢. 1 20 different styles, from ip—some as heavy as sole leather. All Wool Ingrain Carpets from 45¢. un. Window Blinds. 500 dozen pairs of Oil Blinds, spring ollersand all fi xtures included, 15¢. up — - ———— Men's Dress Shirts, finest percal, with collar and cuffs, from 45¢. up. Ladies’ Shirt Walsts, 1000 to select from, from up. We earry the most complete line of Dry Goods, Clothing and Shoes of any store that can be found anywhere in the State. Shoes. We almost forgot Men's Shoes. A stock of €5,000 to select from. Men's Working Shoes from 98¢. a palr up. Men's Dress Shoes, £1.15 a pair up. Relieves nll strain on Buttons and ylelde to every motion of the body. vod 5 Children’s Linen Pants, ete, up. Children's Suits in light, dark, black, blue and mixed, of the most fashiona- ble design and first-class tailoring, from One up. Knee pants, 100 different styles, from 19¢. up. We carry at least £10,000 worth of shoes in stock. Ladies’ kid shoes, pat- ent leather tip, needle toe, from 98e. per pair up. N. B. Special. We have closed out a line of ladies’ very fine Capes in Silk Velvet French Broadcloth and Cobart Cloth, that cost the manufacturer from six to ten dollars, whicli we shall run at $3.75. : Another Special---A fine line of Summer Pants for men that cost the manufacturer from $2 to $3 to make up, that we will close out at $1,25, $1.50 and $1.98. Lace Curtains--Fifty different styles to select from, 48c. "LYON & CO. Duck Pants, A TAR {| which he is « | ley bill—was repudiated by the Ameri- { add to his reputation. | linois. A Business Change. A.M. Wasson, who came from Lemont, Centre county, a short time opened a marble yard at No. Pennsylvania avenue, has purchased from Charles Stratford the marble yard on East Teuth street, and 1228 ago Tyrone Times, Finger Cnt On Thos. Monday Mr, Donachy had the misfortune to ha morning : bis second finger of his right hand almost cut off, while working about a rip saw at Ardell's mill, ~Hon. John G, Love, of this tion address, at Howard this year. ‘resident Judge county, will ‘deliver the Decora- Robinson and Franklin Bros, big circus will be in Bellefoute, on Wednesday May 1 da) 27. This will be good news for the small boys. 1 1 » Joh 1 Bower, studen Lancaster, came home on a short visit, ~Col. Wilkinson, the jolly china s proprietor has purchased al i His physi Has Little Views to Hecom McKinley Except His Tarifd nend Him. nevertheless there are many agree with the man who thing like Lincoln The fact is that ex-Govervor McKin | ley has never given any special evidence of statesmanship. The legislation for hiefly noted-——the McKin le with lation of a8 much emphasis as any leg recent years. In fact, | many 3 protectionists think the bill was bunglingly and injudicions- ly drawr up. As governor of Ohio M¢ can peo & rominent Kinley did not In fact, many Ohio do not hesitate to that in executive | qualities their late governor showed himself deficient. He plainly did not | make a great governor of Ohio No campaign of shouting at Colam bus and fat frying later on ean make a candidate really great. Major McKinley | is an amiable and well intentioned man, | but there is much presidential timber of sounder quality in his party than he, — Boston (lobe, people of among thor a J vos Mnong SHoemsel , say The Root A lugubrious wail comes up from Il Senator Cullom says a large amount of money has been spent in Illi- of Republicanism, | nols to carry the delegates « f that state | for McKinley. If Benator Cullom has | nothing to say more to the purpose he | had better remain silent. The payment of money for the purpose of nominating and electing Republican candidates for | the presidency is an established custom. | Money bas oven been used to put a Re- | | publican president in the White House | | who was not elected. Money is the root | of Ropublicanism, —New York Post. Republican Reform, The experience of the reform mayor | of Baltimore is demonstrating thay Ro- Democratic ring rule, and that both varieties of rings can generally be de pended upon to combine to crush out decency and honesty in the conduct of the affairs of a great city. — Boston Herald. Money Talks McKinley has the lead in the number of delegates already chosen to tho na tional Republican convention. The mon- ey of the protection barons is talking ologuently these days ~Knnsas City Thanos, | her husband was absent at the time SPAIN TAK IN I] BACK, | | Highest of all in Leavering PowateLatest U.S. Gov't Report Condemned Competitsr Filibugters Will Get a New Trial, JONSUL WILLIAMS' UNPOPULARITY Our Representative at Havana Has Aroused the Enmity of Spanish Sympathisers by His Vigorous Atigtude in Oar Latest Cone troversy with the Castiliaus. MADRID, May 11.—There are ovidences of growing popular oxcitoment in Spuin over the attitude of the United States gov- ernment towards the question of the fll busters captured on board the Competitor I'he riots and outbreaks of popular hatred towards tho United Statesat the time of tho passage through congress of the reso jutions favoring the re ition of the Cubans as belligorents have not been for caused VT gni gotten, and the sentiments which them are but smoldering The news of the capture of tl the Competitor wns men on he recolved with great Teodora Mat Condemned Men to Have a the existing the United States Steamboat Boller Explodes, Eleven Lost May 12 Un anstors Bardsley, stoersman; oki \ maid; T y Dough ty of engi neor chamber William Wil na, first Willlam Adrian, of 1isvill Pat Car Kelly, lamp trimmer Cincinnati; Jol mate; nw agnor The Launrada Steals Away, NEw York, May 11. The mda, which recently landed a ing expedition in Caba, quietly harbor yesterday and put out to ballast. Subsequently it was learned that off Montank Point the met hy the tug Commander and two barges. From these about a hundred Cubans, together with several tons of arms and smmuni tion, were trankferred to the Laurads which at put out to sea, evidently bound for Cuba smer Lan Hi iis son in vessel was ory A Mother's Awful Death, BoORDEXTOWSE, N. J. May 14 Clara Kel ler, the wife of Frank Keller, living near | Dunn's Mills, was urned to death yestor ! day, her clothing catching fire from a stove { where she was baking broad Her threo Hetle children saw hor horrible death, but The publican ring rule is just as bad as | woman was burned to a orisp, not a shred y Ne i L i of clothing remaining upon the body, and the flesh falling off, Instructed to Seize the Lanrada, Wasnixaron, May 18 «The secretary ot tho treasury hos instracted collectors of castoms and commanders of revenue cud ters on the South Atlantic const to be on the alort to solze the steamship Laurada if | discovered In those waters with evidences | o «wii poriaits food to ferment and putrity in of a purpose #0 violate the Inws relating to filibustaring expeditions against » friendly power, Fifty Families Made Mowmelos by Flame, L/Axsn, Mioh., May 12. <The fire which The entire town, oxcept a fow soatterad waa destroyed. Fifty families, umvering about B50 Ro al YEZHS Baking Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE ITEMS OF STATE NEWS, HAnrispURG, May 8. —Adjutant General Btoewart last night decided to hold the di vision encampment of the National Guard of tho state at Lowistown from July 18 | to 25 WILLIAMSPORT, Pa., May 12.—A disos trous forest fire is raging from Bernice Bulllvan county, to Harvey's Lake siderable damage has to valuable | Con already been done WILKESB ARR of un rock in Baby! terday, Charles Sn , May 13. By mine at Bur A ith, a miner, was killed and Andrew Buda, a laborer, aged 24 years, wns y injured. Doth v May 12 the fatall re married Pa Moving. The probable removal Creek railroad shops from Jersey Shore has caused a bit of commotion in other Clearfield, Lock Haven and oth- are anxious lo secure towns er points the enter. 1 * and prize and induce contem- woman's lefont . \ } } {) SEEC OM HE # that he I y provision 1 Mrs. Pitezel Most of letters addressed t them for MAPOTS Were f his family, bidding them to various persons i] th ns sh ' 3 oer g a ) meu Lr ’ . : ¥ 18 iArewell, ab » f ni » in ¥ expisining points the cases against him lieeman Hain Lanaxux, Pa, May 8 —-P ) ¢ John Smith Thursday night leasant Hill to await t) ghot J Was Yost! ter a parade Haln attemp he Iatter resists Lantz and General it 1s belie that Hain would have been killed. Smith's n is critical (obin PHILADELFIA, May 138 gross of foundrymen ever country began yesterday a turers’ club in this city delegates from Btates are in attendance is to into closer contact Manuf Upwards of 25 parts of the United The ohjects of bring the foundrymen and to form associa tions in the various states. Francis Scho mann, prosident of the Philadelphia Foundrymen's association, welcomed the visitors, as did Mayor Warwick. Last all the sessions night the delegates listened to addresses | on technical subjects WiLkesnanng, Pa, May 18. - Anulzo, the Italian women who shot An gello Donibpaello at her on April 20 last, was before the court yos woman confessed that ashe ghot the man as he was about to enter her bedroom witnesses for the prosecution, however testified that the murdered man told them Just before he dled that it was the woman's ! husband who fired the shot. Tho district attorney sald he believed the woman was attempting to shield her husband. The court refused to discharge the woman. Her husband, who was arrested with her, will also be held to awalt the action of the grand jury liver, wivda prevents giges ety, Thea tllaw dizyiness, headache, ods Tsui, nervaaness, aid, " if not relieved, billoas fever or blood polsoning. Moods i Plils Athmulate the stomach, Petr ale" tr ART by of Arab $Fise ony’ Fille to take With Hood's | sre | WELL - KNOWN - FACT torday on a habeas corpus procceding. The | ote i * ‘ | CL Broeckerhoff H a _ITISA_» That the successful fishermen buy their Tackle, and especially their harma Trout Flies at Green's I \r Have you ever used the PARKER FLY! Green is sole agent for them; 10e, 8 for 2c; 6 for 4be or SOc per dozen. GREEN'S PHARMACY Bush House Block. - Bellefonte, Pe § }
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