he THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA THURSL AY, MAY ' 6, 1897. The entre Democrat, CHAS. R. KURTZ ED. & PROP CIRCULATION, OVER 1800, Telephone Call nig, TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION « $1 $l (1 1] Regular Price {) por years If pald In ADVAN , EDITORIAL Band Wago THE Senate i ill stru tariff il which will KE 11 have bear hard on many purse, ais say THE are engaged in Arrive republican papers ning in order why expla ) ‘i | | iS has not ol work to do mu f that kind Would n it had made a mistake Democts candidate’ - MORE GOOD WORK During the past few weeks the distin. guished divine, Dr. Swallow, has been pumping more hot shot into the adminis. tration leaders at Harrisburg. His last effort to cause comment is a setting forth of the extravagant expenditures in refar. nishing the Executive Mansion that sim. ply is astounding. It looks as though double and triple prices were paid for articles of furniture, In repairs made about the Capitol buildings the same thing occurs, There is no doubt but a gang of political heelers hang about every department looting the treasury by exorbitant bills for supplies. Dr. Swal low's recent investigation makes it gnite clear, Economy is needed and if we only had a few more fearless men like this Metho- dist divine, public expenditures would be more consistent. | to each | last | allowed in | eve ling with the N 1 excessive duties a man’s | DEM. COM, MEET. On Tuesday the Democratic County held Temple ttendance Committee a brief session in their rooms, in Court, There was a and many active demo- sent, done was the apportionment of delegates the One dele good a crats were pre The principal work district volte pt the based upon of ’ fall for esident, wate is county convention for ry democratic votes cast and the CXCUSS deleg: ies are e the lar gest exces » of the who hay Ac A ordi following 5 11 vole ng to this rule party, apportionment wa tee appt by the commit Boro nwo ntre Hal ard Be rg Boro m Boro St ward and between Turkey i the fact ds the national ind When ne that Eq ma rt of the shitedne of those ither nor T urxey be ted to improve in time of war, when the expen ime of peace, it cannot expe 1 ditures are doubled or quadrupled Their credit is entirely exhausted, and the chances are that peace will be coer ced in the interest of European creditors, so that they may the general wreck of Turkish and Gre. clan securities. It is a strange spectacle of two utterly and hopelessly bankrupt nations attempting to maintain a wa that now has assumed a most gigantic scale, considering the population of the countries Times, - Want the Railroad Extended The people of Sugar Valley want the railropd which it is proposed to build from Lewisburg to the Kulp lumbering operations, extended to Loganton, As the proposed terminus of the road, will be t a few miles from Loganton, the of 8 of the valley will likely offer the company liberal inducements to make Loganton the terminus, RE, Na. - To Cure Constipation Forever, Take Osscarets Candy Osthartie 100 or B80, It CC C. fail to cure, druggists refund money, awarded to those | save something out of | HARRISBURG LETTER. Legislature Will Probably Adjourn the Middle of June. OPPOBING CIVIL SERVICE Probabilities Bo Monsure Mako It That the will so Changed as to Inef- I'he Pris feotlive ing Bl on Reform Measures, May equent rece June 1 will be Ant | solution of final adj { this enate will ending the wobabvie that fixing urnment the dats Introduce that LE SL ortance or ation ' through th ession Un conditions al gtate treasury least $2 charities In the state ut off without a shill ir provided | resent the d¢ 000. 000 ficiency in at and m rth will have to Ix Ing unless more for this purpos A resolution ature calling upon the governor to designate May 16 as a legal holiday, and he has agreed to do so, This in the day on which the Washington monument in Philadelphia will be un velled with imposing ceremonies More attention has been given to politics and to factional differences at this session of the legislature than at any previous sitting for many years Starting with a bitter contest over the election of a United States sena ator, the bitterness of factions has in creased rather than diminished, and untess. the pending harmony schemes are successful the outlook for Republi. can disruption during the approaching state campaign is first class, There are hints that Benator Quay ls more than willing to make terms with the Pittsburg and Philadelphia leaders of the opposition. It is intimated that any revenus passed has the legis BILL. | the | | even now {looking to a new | Defeat of the Among the {during the last the sale of pools negotiations are pending deal In state politics. Pool selling Bil, which went down week wa bills one J tracks of strongly of the upon race It turfmen pis 101 ultural | supported by folate ed thre fall him Thi chet prominet one but « OVA that He Has Bill w and i time 1 promi ting hint ould ou under This Deteat of tho Pool Sells | lit um but a laced upon the they ar nt | until ju : | of the se Mr {rity 0" INLroague uti troll the « having single ov stop A trolley tracks « int 10 go ahs auntr) decide ner ol n in onda nd and let those peal to the courts for viewers to fix damages Up to this week the | Introduced in the { bills reported from house committees | B42; penate bills reported from house | committees, 117; total bills reported In the house, 658; house bills passed and pent to the senate for concurrence, 121; house bills passed finally, 22. senate bills passed finally by the 14 senate bills remaining In house, 176. Representative Jefferis, of Chester county, has introduced a bill In the house to do away with hanging. It provides that in all cases where a per- pon Is found gulity of murder in the first degree the jury may qualify the verdict hy adding thereto “without capital punishment,” and whenever the jury shall return a verdict as afore- sald, the person shall be sentenced to imprisonment at hard labor for life, A Bill has passed finally making Feb, 13 (Lincoln's birthday) a legal holiday. It has been practically decided that the Republican state convention will pe held In Harrisburg during the week of August 15 STYACKPOLE. appo numb house was #78; house house, the ’ galizing look ~ ! RY hird ricst Prizes, 62 Second 33.400,00 “ LS SW ho 4 FL fcliows : $100 Cash te. "5 400.00 $ 100d PEER @ Sh i Bieyel #$*2,000.00 : 2b Gold Watches - 1,000.00 n each month 83 400.9 0“ “ CASHAND GIVEN FREE PRIZES EACH MONTH FOR SOAP Sunlight Total given during 121651897, $40,800, 0 WRAPPERS HOW TO OBTAIN THEM. Compotitprstosnve as many SUNLICHT 3. 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