4 THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT. BELLEFONTE, PA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER I 2, 1897. The entre Demorvat, CHAS. R. KURTZ, - - EDITOR & PROP CIRCULATION, OVER 1900. Telephone Call 183. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION : Regular Price $1.50 per year, If pald in ADVANCE $1.00 Special Club Rate RAT will be sent below named papers, | With DEMO one of the rate Pittshur Weekly Post Cineinnatti Weekly Ex New York ne CENTRE year with any ons it the fo lowing low ub | times. a-week EDITORIAL. BRYAN IN MEXICO | kept company | left him, { always been a true wife to { he went to the Mountain House, at Osceola, | November Court In Session, Continued from }st page { to prove and offered to submit herseli any doctor for examination her statements, She declared she had not killed her child That the defend ant came to her fathers home in July her an and last and attempted to take” away daughter, and when she remonstrated with him he drew a revolver on her and That she had man since she threatened to shoot not with any por before, and that she had him, but that was extremely jealous. That she to live on the 16th day of August last. | Lived there until the 16th day of October { when she received a telephone message that her husband She to come to Hawk Run, was there and wanted to see her, {came from Oceola to Philipsburg, and Ex-Governor Crittenden, ot Missouri, who was cousul to Mexico under the last Cleveland administration, announces that he will leave this week for San Antonio, ] Wil- Texas, where he will be joined by the | liam J. Bryan and Mrs. Bryan, and Antonio on a Aided by Cc i Cc peopic part from San Mexico. 's knowledg three will de , Mr. Bryan will make a Mexice from Fl Mexico, Work will be run with heads garted at on amd pushe das apidiy 1] possible i €: Good is ir | Paso at present Runaways Return On Saturday three Bellefonte boys James Mayhew, and James of the len Schrock, Weaver, of home Ii retting tired monotony fe, skipped out more of 1 of them under 15 The 1 and soon became home sick this worl Al were lads got as far as Tuesday on DACK it home for a while longer, Presidiog Elder Monroe Roblhed of Monroe, Elder of the Methoaist at Altoona, was I'he residence Rev. D. 5S D. D., Pres church of this distriet, entered by burglars morning during the absence of the family, Itis said that about $100 worth of silverware iding Sunday and jewelry was secured. Share of School Appropriation Clinton county's share of the state ap- propriation, which should be sent to the 2,500 districts as soon as the superinten. dents’ and directors’ reports are receive ed, is $31,404.56. Centre county's share is $48,088.08; Clearfield, 74,187.04, and Elk $24,862.40. HOOD’'S PILLS cure Liver Mis, Bil lousness, Indi on, Headache, Casy to take, oasy to operate. 20c¢. { He asked her to go home with him {| due to go there met her husband at the Pa, R.R. station, and | they would live together, and she refused, He Ruu a distance of three miles, to her pa proposed that they walk to Hawk rents home, she refused as the train wa 1 ] She was afraid to walk down with him alone he time he for Dedlication jan church at Howard cated December A num ber of ministers will be in attendance. - The CENTRE DEMOCRAT and the Cir innati /aguirer for $1.50 a yeat - BLADDER TROUBLES I'he bladder was created for one put pose, namely, a receptacle for the urine, and as such it is not liable to any form of disease ex ept by one of two ways The first way is from imperfect action ot the The second way is from treatment of other ais kidneys careless local cases VENT FRER Unhealthy urine from unhealthy kid neys is the chief cause of bladder troubles, It is comforting to kmow that Dr. Kil. quickly troubles, ability to stinging pain in passing it, or bad effects following use of liquor, wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to get up many times during the night to urinate. The mild and extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is soon realized. It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing cases. If you need a medicine you should have the best. At druggists fifty cents and one dollar, You may have a sample bottle and pamphlet, both sent free by mail. Men. tion and send your address to Dr. Kil. mer & Col, Binghamton, N. Y. The proprietors of this paper guarantee the genuineness of this offer, curing bladder and It corrects frequent calls, in- i A | Benator | mer's Swamp-Root fulfills every wish in | urinary | hold urine and scalding or | HARRISBURG LETTER, Prison Reform Will Interest the Next Legislative Session, THE NEW YORK PLAN PROPOSED. It Makes the Convidts Self Supporting, and Yet Prohibits the Sale of Conviet Made Goods In Open Market—Phila- dolphins Factlional Flght, (Special Correspondence.) Nov, 24.-At isiature a next will the will the bill introduced to reform The bill that state, A state con of market Harrisburg pession of probably be the leg existing systems doubtiess now gov provision prison be a duplicate « erns In New Yo stitution prohibits ry sale prison made goods This inhibition Induce law, wheh took ating a special m goods stitution eliminat man AL one Indiana nm Jones, the grange f that $40,000,000 w the state rth of grange insurance pani ¢ ) Carrying property, w members A res meme thorough of reveni tures an the ith an saving to per cent offered METeRN enti was proposing a naking for the vernmental which mn J rial I ation of subjects expend will remove fame : Hitice Philfdeiphin‘s Factlonal Fight, The attitude of the Philadelphia attracting much attention here, On Penrose’'s arrival home from Senator Quay's Florida resort his at tention was drawn immediately to the victory of the anti-Roney men in the Republican Ward Leaders’ league, which organization had made Harvey K. Newitt, of the Thirty-second ward of that city, its candidate for the nom- ination to succeed Mr. Roney as re- celver of taxes. Mr, Penrose had been away just a week. He and Senator Quay had been kept pretty well informed of Senator Durham's declaration of war and the other important political happenings. Mr. Penrose, however, had nothing to report from Mr. Quay, except that he woud stay In Florida until Dec. 1, and then his coming north would be to at- tend the opening of congress, After Henator Penrose had talked from par Senator Penrose in municipal contest is which with many friends, Durham, he sald: the ceiver of to assist including Senator “1 cordially concur in Indorsement of Mr. Newitt for re taxes, and shall do all 1 can In bringing about nomi nation I believe that a vigorous canes vags In support of Mr. Newitt will be started immediately, and that he nominated by the Republican vention and elected.” Asked would participate In CANVARS made prior to the Penrose went his will be con the con vention, on vii speak at any, meeting that to attend nt mre now and weal offices Questions of uppermonst there are Fi should not the the wrty nominations, On a firm believer in parties in who for ted in Creons any have as pub sRarily become partisans l ERnize m any “But n« ple of Disgusted Pennsyivania Veterans they ickamauga when allied n He of us, and sent in quoted a boy do us NOY , We feel ked down the The board of ing mutation Berkmai imprisonn made on H the big strike Homestead by the board recommended Albert moreland, misdemeanors Philadelphia, burglary: John MoeMuls lin, Aliegheny, burglary Pardons re. fusedJohn Adams, Lebanon, larceny: James EE. Rittenour Westmoreland, misdemeanor: A. W. Crotsley and C. F. Gillis, Allegheny, larceny: Michael ¥F. Maloney, Allegheny, murder In the sec ond degree; Max Vyner, Clinton. at tempt to defraud; Albert Blake, Phila- Adelphia, enticing a gninor child; Calvin Fry and Peter Klingensmith, West. moreland, burgiary., Frank Jongrass, Lawrence, murder, was granted a re. hearing. He has been under sentence of death since February 2 At Pottaville the other day the dis- trict attorney officially declared in court that the Van Valkenburg bribery case had been settled, the Joeal court costs, $1,616.12, having been paid. 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