2 THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1807. ANY F Six Cars on the New York Central Road J ump Into the Hudson, TWENTY LIVES WERE LOST, Both Engineer and Firemen Mot Death at Thelr Through the Roofs of Cars Resoned The Acels dent Probably Caused by Quleksands N. ¥. rday morni Cure the | Post Iassengors Garrisons, o'clock yest disaster o« resulted in Juries to a large n A York Central express train Buffalo at 7 o'clock Saturday 1 of ar, posite bagg day coach the loc embankmi carrying sleeping cars track on the coupli 60 lives Whe the 1 sleepers be Com pose one express Ke Ww Wer n the acciden rs were as 1g In thelr the t hy ippened most of eep, those in the : berth 8, while th asgengs occupants berg Chaune New York that there at mite M. Depes Central are suspic was railroad, declares ions that the wreck Garrisons caused by a dyna explosion A Western Wizzard. Cripple Creek, Out has there been such a blizzard here as that which now prevalls,. High winds are drifting the snow. Traffic Not In years {TAL PLINGE, i | on reall | roads Is suspended and telephone wires | are snow, down. Canyons are and it is impossible to see choked with | al hundred feet on account of the blinding | storm. The weather is very cold, it is feared there will be great suftering among the poor. Papal Intervention Denied, Rome, Oect, 28 ~Cardinal Rampolll authorizes. the denial of papal Inter. vention in the case of Professor Sehroe der, of the Catholic university at Wash- ington, and states that the matter is entirely in the hands of the bishops. and | ! : Spain Will Get THE NEW YORK MAYORALTY. Different Partios’ Which Thelr Party New York, Dect. 27 lays remaining In which the work of the municipal campaign the political situation in greater New York continues to afford large oppor- tunities for conjecture. So far as the betting Is indicative of results Tamma- ny app to have the best of it, al- though there are offers of Republican m up terms that hould prove 10 have cash with gir predictions that Chose h first munici Figures on Will Win. With only five to complete The Al's mm LAry at an Wyck ind George an ciim is for Van Wy« 806 000 for Tu Legere s thelr TERFERE. Along Wit sam's Help, WE MUST NOT IN hout Uneole Cornering Pawson. Deadly Battle Wit) rap Iron. A posse h eats us ir AN Wi Pay Government's Clalm in Fall, Washingt There is no } reorganiza- its guar. agains tl agreed of the the 1) mmittee has ment of the sale The latter's debt to gr $13 May Be cago. Oct de ‘harles Guits Kansas P governmi On acific egates nearly a Second Guitean, If I do not ge ’ become a se t my serta 1 may ond au, and uble for Pre a man who gav George Beholder, of Otte Senator William E. Mason's law office. Scholder said that a few years ago he was the owner of a large tract of land in eastern Kansas, He was swindled out of it through litigation, and now he wants the president to assist him in re. gaining the property. ADrunkard's Murderons Fury. Gorham, N. H., Oct, 27.-~Thomas Monahan, while crazed with drink, shot Joseph CGautheir, employe of the Grand Trunk rallroad, killing him in- stantly, Monahan also shot Selectman Gates, of Gorham, probably fatally in- juring him. Later another body was found, which it is believed is that of the third victim of Monahan's fury. The murderer was arrosted, there will be sident the name r Creek, Ia, in fa Colored Government Employes, Washington, Oct, 27.The number of appointments of colored persons to po- gitions in the government service dure ing the period from March 4 last to Oct. 156 1s ascertained to have been 179, carrying salaries amounting to $129. 300 per year. The number appointed during the same period In 1580 was 96, carrying annual salaries aggregating $75,600, Senntor Moraan Stricken, Ban Diego, Cal, Oct, 27 8enator J. T. Morgan, who arrived here Monday night, is suffering from a severe ate tack of ia grippe, and is at the Coro- sado hotel. Dr, Parker, his attending physician, says it will be several days before it will be absolutely safe for the senator to leave his room. 000 for | ree | have | nt ag- | go. | McKinley,” | of | A WEEK'S NEWS CONDENSED. Thursday, Oct, 21. James K. Taylor, of Pennsylvania, was appointed supervising architect of the treasury. J. F. Hartley, the treasury died at Saco, Benjamin FF, and Mrs, Julian were married Conn assistant secretary of under Balmon P. Chase, Me., aged 88. Hunt, Anm yester aged B87 years, Sherman, aged 90, lay at Watertown, nd Rayma« Friday, Oct, hi and fi arti 8 im- hig les, cience Saturday, Oct. 24. STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS. A Restricted creased Market, Activity rk, Oct, M ving the « Followed by Ine and a Rise, New Y Trading if the d the ind irregula " 1% Re & W.. 17% Bt General Markets, hia, Oct, 3. ~Flour fire extra clear, $4.25 western winter, strajght, 34.5004. 6 mills, extra, 8.25623 Rye flour » small ay nat 1.3 per barrel f cholce Pennayly Wheat firm tract whe ht, October 1% §( Poenneylvar spot, 84 No do Philadelp winter superfine, 3 : Pennsylvania roller straight 2} 8064.60 clear, $0.3004.4 do do 2.95; do city a H in n w con No, 2 red, sy May, ¥ comber, | gtaamer « for nn 4 Delaware “pot iN an 2 red, . Novemb Corn Inactis weaker spot, WE No. 2 y¢ trade 6 3 No. 2 mixed, No ber, MALE We, Oats ste No white, eariots, 26 olipped, WUMsigie.: No. 2 track mixed western, 204 white, ZT Hay firm; 12411200 for large bales Beef beef hamn, 325 Pork easy; Nis ard weak, western steamed. 00 Butter steady: western creamery, MEE. de, factory, #ilde.; fmitation creamery, 12617 New York dalry, 12600 do creamery, HEI fancy prints Jobbing at 356350. de. whole sale, Cheese dull; large white, fe WALI small white and eol- ; part skims, 60G70.; fall skims, Eggs steady: New York and Pennsylvania, 164 20¢ wastern, 17%@18¢. East Laberty, Pa., Oct, 8.~Cattle steady : prime, MAGS. common, SL5G0.75; bulls, stags and cows, REL. Hogs steady; prime medium weights, 83.05; best York- ors, M; common to falr Yorkers and pigs, SLAG; heavy hogs, HELE: roughs, R541. RBheep steady, choles, HBG 43; common, KLINE; cholee lambs, $H.2000.50; common to good, 2005; veal calves, 8Q6.40, : " : Wr and quiet How Octol yem uly; white, Tio track timothy gteady family No, white, i choles Wi a colored, ored, Mic Nee nt A Little Pain The first touch of Rheumatism is a fair warning of much torture to follow, The little pains which dart through the body are not so severe at first, possi bly mere pang, and cause little incony rene ience, but if the warning is unheeded, they will multiply rapidly and increase in severity until they become almost unbearable, Rheumatism winter, as a rule is much severer in dy h many are so afflicted | with it that they are crippled all the year round, Those who felt its first | touch last year, may be sure that with | the first season of cold or disagreeable weather, the mild pain of last year will | return as a severe one, and become more | and more intense until the disease has | them completely in its grasp | most obstinate type, blood of the Rheumatism can leing a disease of the | be cured only by a real blood remedy. | reach No liniments or ointments can possibly the disease. Swift's Spec ific (5. 8.8.) isthe only cure for Rheuma- tism, because itis theonly blood re medy bottom of al ood trou! gs, and cures iSCe which other remedies wow reach, that goes down to t! ie ver ry obstinate bl 1 rper and before long I was alm ase attacked my il to many tis give we the ms LINE ould swe re, and ost inte “I was rea ly to doubt that Rheuma. m could be cured, when I was advised to try 8S. 8. 8S. This remedy seemed to the cause of the dis y cure for Rheu- no return of the he mercy wich the amat ial as vd potash remedies, doctors always prescribe for ism, « nly aggravate the troubl ause a stiffness in the joints ie of the bu nes which add somuch to the distress of the disease, besides serious. ly affecting the digestive organs, 8.8.8, (Swift's Specific) the only cure for ise it is absolutely free iry or other minerals. remedy guaranteed C ng is Rheumatism becar irom pot ah, merce It is the on i blood | Purely Vegetable snd never fails to cure Rheumatism, Catarrh, Scrofula, Contagious Blood Poison, Cancer, Ecrema, or any other blood disease, no matter how obstinate. Books mailed free. Address the Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Georgia. of the receipt price which in before OR 2 cates dollar wheat up, crop ol 1807 i» anvthing. THRESHING MACHINES. TL. i | orse Traction gines, Powers, as well and Portable We offer as fOMNEe 8CC- {any who are ED.K coset NHOADS SHIPPING oo EEE) o o COMMISSION MERCHANT Wb (0! Vis - DEALER IN. ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS +-COALS<- Corn Ears, Shelled Corn, Oats and other Grains, Baled Hay and Straw, KINDLING WOOD By the Bunch or Cord. in quanti ties to suit Purchasers, ag — p— ED.K RHOADS 9069990 = EQAITT 000000000000 OALS ->{BEEZER'S}< MEAT MARKET i le PAD aad TETTIMIAAY - Valid lend Mav 4 AVN R111] INSURANCE OF BOSTON COMPANY MASS, E The 1 n and fumished rc 16 weeks is only §6 12 weeks, term of 14 weeks, cost of the whole Senior is only $107 40 The Facul mal S their several ¢ colleges are represented A well conducted Mode! Sohool nishes superior training to profession al students sitions and meet with excel The handsome new at a cost of one hundred and twenty. five thousand dollars, is now finished and oc- i Accommodations first class. Electric light in every room, carpets, spring beds, wardrobes, new niture, fourteen bath rooms. Hot and cold water on every floor. Fan system stes | heat Smead system of ventilation. | Everything is new and convenient. Stu. | dents may enter at any time, Lock | Haven is accessible by rail from all &i. | rections. § We shall be et Cost om of only Oo of the Central State N hoo! is composed of speci or a Aina caqing fur. lent success, building, erected 5 up A with free next glad to interested. catalogue and Corresg Send secure rooms on for term, En- | ond-hand Threshers for sale. | Plows and Harrows to out the next crop. Champion ane GRAIN DRILLS, oo —n All the improve ments at low prices. 200000000 FERTILIZERS of the very best ; more value for the money than we ever offered heretofore. Timothy and Clover Seed-choice stock, as well as other farm seeds, Corn Harvesters and Corn Huskers and Shred- ders of the McCormick make at away.down prices, Keystone. —— CORN SHELLERS, Corn Huskers and Fodder Shredders, the reputation of which for good work is well established. reeersere McOALMONT & 00,, Bellefonte, Pa. SHORTLIDGE & (0)., State College, Pa. of latest The at | he | | Pennsylvania | | | i ] i JAMES ELDON, A. M.. Ph. D.. Principal, $l For a machine to build the cheapest strongest fn A fence made of wire No royalties, no farm rights machine eadly and quickly operated by any farmer Sond for barge cirealars { woriperqwog H att Send all orders and inquiries to Dee. 1, 'W NITTANY, PA Gen’l Agent for Centre and (Clinton Co's 50 YEARS® EXPERIENCE. TRADE MARKS, DEBICNS, COPYRIONTS ae. Anyone NE STE A Si Pte h wand desert pion me Quickly avert whether an invention A ny hatantable. 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