uw wh CHAS. R. KUK1Z Ed. and Prop. 1 hy onnect with the Huntingdon and Bl SINE SS BOOM to connect with e H g | JAIN LJ 4 Broad Top. This would give a short : 3A A 54 FE outlet to the south FOR BELLEFONTE h : wa . FOR HARMON) [he Collins Iron Furnace to Be » : - : [he 1 v Bellefont i A h Put in Operation : : Wilbur IF. Hat as editor and iblish a 7% 7A "yt . rH: SAA , er, made its appeara tl mot SCOTIA ORE MINES SECURED |. er) 0 I Li na ) A ove l Central Railroad of Peansvivama to : tig ya y loz 8 il ‘ 1¢ Most port i i st nih Build An Extension to tl Lollins I ‘ Furnace—Plant te Be in Operation Befo ih oy ; m th A that the ente Juty. 41 prise y taken for the sake of ‘ha For some time negotiatio have I weet har v 1 pending for the purpose of j hasing | T¢I 1 fact Cer and operating the Bellefonte 1 x€5, that is true. But pea better known as the ( 1S prope prevail ke when Grant dr ses ariel 1 . 1170 loging this place. This week we are authorized Lee and his disorganized leg to say that all planus have been consum- peace only was mated and t urnace is expected to be | Unconditional surrender. That kind of making iron by or before July 4th harmony is hard to swallow, } os. In 15887 this plant was blown in and | P®¢ ally bitter when chucked « out was operated for almost three throat when the decline in the price of iron ay CONCLUSION OF COURT ‘ A of | Wolf Joseph ( I \ ict on Tl 11 favor o piami f 1. ¥ A. M tir ¥ i 1 A ) £ piea no I t y We | t of 5 1 Hain towns! 1 A Woodward. 1 of t Ww ; t { Art 1 a t vas taker AYO? O X : nd | ed in the writ t to Davihent 1 to tk " wit \ lay w L pia ed t execu wand de . 2 deed 4 ’ | LB | ’ : v v hd i ’ 5 i H Ay pile he western portion of Cen ' that will cross the Penna. R.R tween the water tank and engine piece of work, 700 feet of overhead iron is " ie 4 or > » ieee " girders ou irom supports resting on heavy harters were surren or consolidat 1ASON 1 This part i fara 1ehed y s nasonry This part will be furnished | og The membership of the order in the baa - Ee: Reid on 8 ¢ yy the Phoenix Bridge company, with tate | p The total amount paid { nount § whom the contract has been placed. | iy relief was $142.7 Pa Surveyors have been at work the past ’ ’ » - - two weeks locating th nection and ) ks ating this connection and National Guard Bil the iron work has already been ordered Th A 2% ] ' he new national guard bill, as passe It is thought that this eonnection will be |, i im # hem ! x )y the late legislature and approved by finished in about two months ee iS Goveraor Stone, has been issued in genes This has been one of the largest deals al orders from the adjutant general's of n the iron business made in our county oh Ye - abi " | hice. Among the many changes from the n years. It means the steady employ-| bill is 1} ¢ : d Oia Dill is the provision for the three bat ment of several hundred more men, tat he three ba i * alion organizations, the increase | i which can not fail but restore Bellefonte ' Q ! . v n the . rank o Ie regimental utant t AD to her old time pt sperity . K A AL 0 Cap tain and demanding a bond from the LATE RUMORS lieutenants of the line Rumors are afloat that the n works ,—— plant will be converted into a puddling A Ball and Chain for Tramps ill Tr A . 4 furs « : 5 Tr mill Jor anulucing ng bat ‘ron This lock Haven promises to be a bad MTL YT | tf ia “1 , has not been verified. It is also said that place for tramps Mayor Elliot has Hhilade! la sort 11 . today in Philadelphia a meeting will be | joked that some rigorous measures be held for determining whether the Central taken to rid the city of the troublesome R. R. will be extended to Clearfield and Watsontown, hoboes The ball and chain plan seems Capitalists and to meet with the most favor and the men have had this project under consid question will be decided at the next eration for some lime meeting of coun There is also a well-defined rumor that .o-—— the new company will endeavor to secure New Postmaster control of the Bellefonte Central railroad from this place to State College and Pine Last week Henry Twitmeyer, of Pleas. ant Gap, was appointed postmaster at Grove Mills, and if this is done, will I. A. Noll The eventually push the construction of the | location of the office, we understand, will road through to Scotia and Huntingdon | not be changed. that place to succeed BELLEFONTE, PA. WHITEWASH APPLIED Beef Inquiry's Report. Indignation Caused by the Court of CONGRESS MAY INVESTIGATE May | Asked for by I al M I Catt Want t A ' A 1 ition to \ [ | I Sent it BW Gen, M ) (» A ’ { } revel ( rh ged v fi ’ th \ Po 1 ) } Wa epart omg i La Cs} ¥ il hed to the a iv h aroused a ror ind . ' y i 1 ’ torm of indignation i there Lk ig his friends of the advisability of his urging a Congre nal investigation I N ) It Gen, M an readily pt t of Inquiry wa " ¢ al sastituted a yoda : ' at any num! LW Proce K [ ! 1 ’ 1 ’ ’ Qf L8¢ Co | i \ bs f § " wh Ce MM ) w i Wo J v gro 1 “ Lt A hom gv w { ! Al w 4 H . ) to wna mitted M w | . ' ’ f 3 wii mot “ ; 1) Wer ‘ alled { ) ¢ j ’ 1} $ p ’ 1 through hermetically sealed cans I'he Court finds that it would have en it able to se the ( Jan campaign A AHITEWA tt of the 111 x Arm wel iu (rer Miles contend the ( art a A Ong un his motive in attack ing the beef ration, and to make it aj pear that he has exaggerated represented the facts. Three hundred and forty legal egations the regular army in Cuba and Port Rico, for each officer reports as to him self and his men It is pointed out also that the canned roast beef issued to the s sent to the Philippine ed the same way-—thrown away--as gers the stuff given to the men who went to Cuba and Porto Rico Unfortunately, testimony as to this could not be brought into the inquiry just closed. As head of the army, Gen. Miles has done ail he could. He has brought forward the men who saw and the soldiers who ate the beef, and the criticism that be delayed in reporting the condition of the beef ration doesn’t hold good, for it must be was Dusy algn at the 1 have War department that remembered that Gen his Porto } when it ling unwholesome food was being sup Miles with An cami Line in asserted he shou i the been tel ied to the army, Sentiment and public opinion are with Gen. Miles, and from reports received it is already apparent that there is going to THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1800. be a hue and cry until ( is take hold of the matter The soldie from the vO and West who wet f ration are no going tot \ yinit to the whitewasl } IN even it GO M ) ( y jet the matt { PURI A | v \ \\ Vi i A M H ia Vy | s ) ( or p P | ylunte ) H A ) ed ites Are 5 1 . ot A ca 15 1h ( v the ¢ tive tee he (yenie enh i Ma weph Whee aire under Genera rp 3 J i { J 5 J (8 Lf) iY ot Pat er MM 1 ’ ker, M ir EK. ( Da Major } « B Harr and W Christophe er, ( cla i R « ention to F ’ A -t N WwW ptemix wa i I i | : L |! a w iW he ) ‘ { taken back 0 Beliwood on A : Al a erward to Hollidaysburg ja The amount of ning on the Cambridge one mile south of Unionville, Mon ast week is about again When Mr. Earon saw the storm comin open the gate for his wife, who was ex pected home with the horse and | KRY. He had gone a short distance from the barn when he was thrown to the ground by a boil of hining His brother. in law, R. E. Cambridge, who was looking out of the door of the house at the time saw Mr. Earon stagger and fa M1 Cambridge asked the stricken man if he Mr. below his heart and said was hurt 1 his hand on “Nes aller aron la his side He was speechless for He is sti some Lime suffering from j§ "——— ains in his leg Work Aa few evenings ago Lightning's Deadly Kylertown, old John Carr was inst ed by being struck by lightning Ih returning to work after Dpet his body his and neck was | boy wa The kin was not broken on ure uroed his His shoes were torn to shreds but the side of into a crisp and also a strip down right side and pieces were found twenty feet from his body » - » The date on the label shows whether it is paid or not. Look at it CROP REPORTS IN CENTRE CO. ches Scarce and Other Fruit Somewhat Damaged FIELDS ARE POOR Als { t for PP P tis ponde x We hope t e wl erlooked t v n Lhe reno next wes Ww { } ' thie f owe y e the ¢ ‘ 1 oO A C} ni jo i nt LJ T hie ¢ te re ' JS 1 wi F eau nite va A ; & Wa i Pere 3 ‘ y b ¢ w ‘ ! ’ , w ¢ Ww LJ } i A \ fore x Rou A The farmers of t A ) are at present engaged in getting he yn ground in shape or planting Some have their corn and potatoe already in he ground The wheat prospects are very good, the rain on Monday helping ta great deal. Peaches are an entire failure in this section as no peach trees | med at a Pears, appic plums cherrie and strawberries WOW every ndication of being a good crog H LES RK Some of the farmers are done planting corn, others are busy at i Cals 18 Coming up very irreguiar owing to the dry weather Some of the wheat fields look very good. while most of them look fairly we If the weather conditions are favorable fron this on t hye LTE MAY eX I . fait ( The gras Oks wi Apple A erry trees wsomed wl as and peaches a : W fF Tord tar ia ! are done Ant and some are away fishing ) 5 I'l 1 while others are rr pairing fe cs The outlook for a heavy harvest is not very bright in this section : some fields look very well while others will not yield half a crop. There will be very little fruit of any kind ; phout one out of every two appletrees is | blooming. No peaches at all, Markets Putter, 12¢; Eggs, toc; Potatoes, 65.75 YOL. 24 FACT, FUN AND FANCY Hy } \ ’ r Parsgras 5 ied an Origie ' ’ CW Bus j ¢ LE L J ) CCK a 1 L wi Vy « ’ 1, . a } » AN 10 r ) p v cw ‘ w ™ * ) i A . y A § n » ¢ ¢ at i WV. n # r : 3! ” . KE 3 w ma A man may say that all men are « | t thinks himself a tle better than his neighbor just the same One swallow may not make a summer ut a single grasshopper finds little dif { & spring arale we have on culty in y words of praise tl : i har stock of censure 1s ox hausted on them while alive ley ot said If our Ce foresight was as good as our hindsight we'd be better off, a sight And now the woman who spent her ast cent on a fur coat wishes she had saved 1 money for Quffy summer finery Hoax=""1 hear that D’'Auber’'s work is waltion now." Joax tful that people can’t mistake for any olher artist's Take everything with a grain of mod n. A little fertilizer makes the better, but put it on a foot | vegetation what you may bave seen done, or had, in this world there isa ways some person who can hardly listen 10 you because of his or her anxiety fo go you one betler Wig ting rich There goes a fellow who's get. by collecting bush money from pearly every family in town.” Wag- “You don't mean it” "Fact; he manu. factures soothing syrup.”
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