4 THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, I’A., MAY 18, 1899, The Contre Democrat, TREASON~—FLAT TREASON, FRISONERS AS ROADMAKERS FRENCH CHARITY. wid BODOPII VRE IP BBD INNIS PB IVER IP II IYI rary They have out in the many-ways. The bugaboo of bad roads may lose CHAS. R, KURTZ, - = EDITOR & PROP Actual, average, sworn cire ulation, of this paper, for the past year, 158, was OVER 2300 COPIES PER WEEK, TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION : Regular Price - . 8! 0 If pald In ADVANCE $1.0x Special Club Rate THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT will be sen ) vear with any one of the below named papers, at the following low rate: With a Cincinnatti Weekly Enquirer $1.50 New York Jtimes-a-week World $14 BLOODY SHIRT. The following is from the Keystone Gazette, of March 24th “The editor of the Centre Demo- crat this week assumes the preroga- tives of a court of justice and pro- nounces the war.investigating com- nittee a fraud. And especially the little editor severe on General Beaver, who is a member of the board, and whom he stigmatizes as being guilty of whitewashing the war department, This is terrible; and we hardly see how our townsman, WHO HAD HIS LEG SHOT OFF BY A DEMOCRAT, can survive this second attack. EDITORIAL. Tue little red school house gi from Gov. Stone for about §: - —- THE Quayites are getting ation from the columns of can, which is being sent g politician in the county. . . - By a recent act all prisoners county jails can be compelled to work eight hours per day on the public roads. Good idea indeed Let them earn their living. DURING the past week a number of the local Quayites went eastward, no doubt to consult the boss in regard to the com- blessed state of Ohio, which has given us Hayes, Garfield and McKinley for presi. dents, to say nothing of Mark Hanna, a gentleman who has a mind of his own, and as a rule knows how to speak it out, This is General John Beatty, of Columbus, He has been a member of congress, always a republican, a banker, an active politician and generally an uneasy mor- tal inclined to kick in the traces. He has been lately talking treason in a way that beats Edward Atkinson allto pieces, aud if his words should reach the Philip. pines there would be trouble from Manila to Malolos. Atkinson was mild on Mc. Kinley and only quoted McKinley against McKinley, but General John Beatty sloshes around in more ferocious fashion, starting out in this way I have had Edward Atkinson's pamph- lets in my house for some time, I looked them over to ascertain if they contained | anything which was at all likely t induce Admiral Dewey, General Oti General Miller, and Parks Schun and Worcester to throw up their ¢ sions, abandon their salaries and go | some of its ugliness if the provisions of the new law relating to employment of prisoners is made effective by the authori- ties of the various counties, The law provides that county prisoners can be employed in roadmaking. For the pur pose of enforcing it a prison board is to be established, consisting of the Judge, Sheriff and County Commissioners, which 18 to be clothed with full authority to compel prisoners to labor on the high- ways eight hours each week day. Prefer- ence is to be given to the roads leading to the county seat, and when five miles have been completed on one road work to be undertaken on anoth r until every road is thus improved. The moneys received from the prisoners’ lubor is to £0 to the maintenance otf the jai Several good objects will be effected by this law Lmployme: tl they will over to the enemy. Finding there was | ' - | not, I concluded that McKinley and the members of his cabinet had simply making asses of themselves their custom at least on past year. Tkey do sav that days; but le on McKinley It was hardly necessary for Mr. Atkin- | scl + ana Too many son to remind us that McKinley had said, | * “Forcible annexation would be criminal | aggression,” for what McKinley may | say, for or against a proposition, doesn't count with those who know him ; he has a habit of getting on both sides of a question—now silver, then gold-—now for | the freedom of folks and then for their f enslavement; now for benevolent assir lation, then f for the home 1 ‘‘open door; mployment of prison labor the { the highways would be banged. Under competent prisoners would assuredly at labor thi Any Act of Public Benefaction Has te . pe Be Licensed by Act of Pare lament, Among the things which are man aged differently on the two sides of the channel there in England may the advantage of a better method, is in the matter of public be Here, rich men like Lord give out of their plenty to ¢ they please, ol tions, except, o nicalities when the form dealing wi the Journal des would-be benef hand, and wtifle SECOND-HAND SHOES. Extensive Repairs May He Made and Yet They May Be Had for Yery Little Money. A Mgn hangis * ’ maker's s! were » } “Seco PIB F200090903 3203030009 COEOCECOCOCCC COCO OCOCOOCEOCCOCCLCEOCTTQOOETERC COCOOCOQOCEOC CL hE COE COC £6 CCH ACE arday ever uk! le ] | 4 i br : ng 132 8 ih ppers.” < ‘ong ho has been with | N Kuklux, and a little later for the consti- | would not be long until the berutte It seem: t that a pair of mec a te ths ily ey Wena y rewarde tutional rights of ney The . : } - vb ing primaries. It will be necessary to siness at Howard have some sinews of war for the coming | McKinley Fat : "33 F xia) ‘A x ] a hap for the past vear has secured a he ] , 1 ace t fray. til > ascertains the drift of the m u AC Tust Lave wa We 2 Ee an anaas tae thks rN a operate a laundry at Centre Hall, The | ————— " and n ly in Ohio can flop quicke structive to comfort and to vehicles Be Phiri pr bite Ruchinery for the uew plant will arsive | THE output of the Klondike gold fields | © : * experiment ol enlorcing tin } a : we v TL ise: Any 1] reek. and J * last year was about $£19,000,0 1 1d. i ate : bis... onic not De ucicss one In any u-1 hoe ry , t there ini he ; ba tom Su coryipontloums 4 ! up and gol mes : 3! ty and should npted in every part | 1401 a & eal of the old, says th » Values Added to olentier and thetefore ater the : : I sis neral Leatly f the Comm h.—Tim ‘ P ; . lentier and therefore cheaper, the n | New b Qu for a Bibl t ~1 ; - and therefore chea | pera en a Our Stock This Spring. ey sharks will want to demonctize gold ¥ ; ; 48 nev pe? 8 ] 8 3 . rring a cells 1 the land © They are getting alarmed alre i JU yer on ¢ lum Yamp, 1 sTOB k { ! M ; . . . . annexation rimioal ion are ha Yoh 4 , > ul Brace on ta ain sree, Mans ’ 1" 1 : " " 11 se DF % { oe, + . ! xs x % BC be Williamsport San say mbes : fold Tica conmte last Pridav. a bale | OCC the Men's Walk-Over line n invi- | believe that “gove ec - cir [1s now from one ! ut iar : + en v " 3 i he 3124 Ef §: v § x elieve that nts e their | is hat w : ter 1 reak | printed in as found by Edward 50, fits any feet. They un him | Just powers ii concent of tae Fov- | thousand higher n it § last year ’ v tol Pos Raa t The A erned.” A do not need breaking in. that McKinley Filipinos need will attend that affair certainly will hav have it. The 1efonce less to have a good appetite to get their | Geience ' : You say your prayers. Americans have just danger which would have resul THREATS are now in nade by the | the successful transmission of five yy one hundred New Yorkers, who will subscribe f100 a piece. The fellows who $3.00 Phit-Eezi are the same. money's worth, Constipation, Headache, Biliousness, Cubans to stir ug s insurrection. be. | of Atkinson's pamphlets i We are pleased to show our i pines, but are still stunned and : " LI Ta wh ’ Heartburn, lire II who will fave ause the U, S. authorities insist upon the th inate eof 4 ” astler ar at any price. Os n 4 to would remalr les th nter, : N : . ine to ail who will favor us SRliot Hsopns Gite 4 returning to | 50 view of the peril which so recen ” YC ealic. tarmn ~ SEoc hie amit 1 a , .| Indigestion, Dizziness, w Tanda . to 100K at it. Free shines to pu? LSet { shoes y o- = Powors Shoe Co., - Hood’s Pills BELLEFONT] 4 : 3 | | | | | | customary publi 4 nonwealth will indirectly be effected by Out of Season Buyers. schools. Ex child in this Com- oa malin ’ yy idea that "governments derive their | a mca tums I he 3 : A tha CCovetmnns: al we powers from the co the gov. Ut cut on feet and t feet logs and steals he would be deserving ot Thomas Jefferson decidedly a back num- fecordag to the history of this tree as ber. He bad a poor opinion of Wash. | told by the various rings in the wood, praisg. ington, Jackson and Lincoln, and the [the first 100 years the tree grew iy Askiog “What shall we do for full flower and consummate glory of | inches; the second century the tree grew There is American statesmanship was reached | 6 inches; the third 100 years the tree ewey 7’ yew York Times proproses Y . Dewey a of ‘" " : |only in McKinley and our soldierly |Rrew 5; inches, and the last 57 years that the daily newspapers of the Unite { ‘ ’ i Lo . A cad] In 11 | prowess in spreading the joys of ‘‘benev. | Shows a growth of 7 inches. According States shall undertake to collect a Dewey fund of $250,000 with which to make the a Certain olent assimilation’ in Luzon. Post, to the tree's own record it started to - grow in the year 1543, about §1 years 1 1A ; bl inde. . . y : gallant old sailor comfortable and inde WROTE LETTERS IN MILK. after Columbus discovered America, and Advantage — nen dent y inder of his davs pendent for the remainder of his day the lumber from such a tree ought 10 be The suggestion is a good one aper Robbed With Seet te Brisg Out - Writing into consideration IN New York City considerable excite. y ' - f Nort Beilate Hal of Bertha Be A New Postoffice Rule juite valuable if its antiquity taken ment has been aroused on account of the r of her mother was resumed death of several patients who were treat. at Pittsbut. Fredes w am Beilstein A new rule which has been orl "Hh s Scientists It is " the postoffice department ed by the SE eae ; the Chicago cousin who paid attention to |" # 4 sas | postmasters of the presi aimed that modern treatment by com. } Bertha, was a most interesting witness ; " " astent eictan ald have saved these 4 | shall devote all their petent physi 18 could have saved these It developed that he had written to Bertha all d a ) of their position and shall not remain but | of r position 1d | not remai i" ves. Prosecutions have been instituted in cipher, not because of any secret and the outcome naturally will be closely because it was a little sceme between | A™AY from their post for a longer per. watched This community has a few |... | lod than two days without first having Christian Science followers The District Attorney elicited the infor- secured a eat ce ol ir from the ; Ei - . mation that the witness and Bertha had | salary and allowance division of the THERE are said to be a thousand United written some of their letters in milk in | postoffice department, applications for p which shall be made to the first assistant LAALALALALALALALACALALALALALARARACALARARARARALARALARALARALARALARAALARASALALALALALALALALALALARALALALALAL y we have de States soldiers in Puerto Rico who have order to keep the contents from other ; been discharged from the service, but persons, postmaster general who have not been provided with trans “Could you see the writing from the Farmers Hove Teleph portation to their homes. Some of the ‘ phone poor fellows have expended all their money, and are in exceedingly distress. ed circumstances, being without sheller or food. This is most pitiful and shame. ful. It furnishes another proof of the brutal incapacity of the War Depart. ment, ——————————— AAMMAMMMAMMMMMMMMMMBMMMMMMAMO MAMMA GA MM MMMM A MO MMAMMAA GC A MAMA MI GA DA DA DD A worth all that was ever asked fo MEN'S SUITS, $6.00, $9.00, $12.00 BOYS’ SUITS, $5.00, $7.50, $10.00. These Suits are all arranged on tables by themselves in three lots, according to the prices. Not one of these $6.00 Men's Suits has ever been sold or less than £7.50. Some have been as much as £18 00, that are now offered at £12.00. The Boys’ Suits that are included in these three lots have heretofore sold for from £7.50 to $15.00 Children’s Novelty Suits as low as $2.50. We may not make any money at these figures, bat we shall tura a lot of surplus stock into cash, paper when it was written in milk . The Greenburg Argus is authority for "Not at first," " the surprising statement that fifty per How could you prepare this paper so that it could be read "Well, there are several ways You could rub soot on the paper and bring cent. of the farmers in Greene county have telephones in their houses, The cheap service causes the general use, Some optimists assert that it will not be out the writing." th bef " YIN A ree years before vearly ever Did you keep soot at home for this oes a . y “4 residence will be supplied with a tele. R X purpose ?*’ Govirxor STONE approved and vetoed " » phone two bills on Thursday which illustrate We had a stove, the ways of government iu Pennsylvania, Questioning did not bring out any The approved bill liberalized the corpor. | A408 for the secret correspondence. ation laws of the State so that we may enter into competition with New Jersey in chartering trusts. It was in the inter. ——— A —————— an A Seediess Orange. Not content with having produced a Things te Remember, hybrid orange that is likely to turive in Things to rememder about the Span. A comparatively northern climate, the ests of corporotions, adding to their pow. er and making more absolute the rule of trusts. The vetoed law was a labor bill providing for the better security of the pay of men employed in the erection of pew buildings, The governor narrows the power of the mechanics’ lien law and widens the sweep of the trusts, ish-American war: War began April 21, 1598; war ended August 11, 1508; du. ration of hostilities, 113 days; expense of actual warfare, $141,000,000; Americans killed, 279; Americans wounded’ 1,463; Spanish killed, 2,190; Spanish wounded, 2,048; vessels destroyed, Americans, noue; Spanish, 15 United States department of agriculture is now engaged in evoluting an orange that shall be seedless, and whose peel will come away as readily as the skin of a banana. This, too, it is said, will be able to withstand considerable degree of frost, What trees are left are leaving, which is something. MONTGOMERY & Co., Progressive Clothiers, BELLEFONTE, PA.
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