4 THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., NOVEMBER 23. 1899, ANOTHER EXAMPLE. PAY FOR “PROSPERITY. CORNCOB PIPE CONSPIRACY, © ¢ Centre Democrat. CHAS. R. KURTZ, - - EDITOR & PROP | C., | have While the trusts slightly The hearings held in Washington, D. have here before the Convicted of Mails to Defraud. and there | The Conspirators their Using the Industrial Commission mereased the forth testimony as to the power and methods “The tariff 1s Havemevyer, | the wages of brought some remarkable | employes, they have in every instance I : ar of the defendants i + cele- Actual. average, sworn circulation, of this mr of the defendants in the cele paper, for the past year, 1508, was OVER 2300 COPIES PER WEEK. wt the mother of trusts,” The . IBSORIPTION 1 | " TERMS OF SUBSCRIFTI president of the sugar trust, a famous | has taken the trouble to obtain from the Regular Price - §1 50 per : If paid In ADVANCE $l contributor to Republic in campaign | merchants of i funds, Special Club Rate adde avaval aot ed several *S 4 i { ul i“ i ral time 18 much to their | prated “corncob pipe case'’' were found { » Merc le sts Is, le the people | f the mercantiie trusts, own profits, and made the people foot guilty in the United State ci [imes | qt St Tha The said entire bill, Emporia Louis last mails to defraud, Henry R FE. W } compare Mcllbaney and Arthur price of one year ago. | the defendants, W Am incre w, Toh oy . \ ‘ mcreased ) per cent ready plea led guilty It w four men are that city the increase nebhegh This admission will have many | price of § | One of echoes in the campaign next fall when | with the selling THE CENTRE DEMOC) : Osea year with any one of the Ww named J the « at the following low 1 ale i Olineinnattli Weekly Enquirer New York J-times-a week World uestion of commercial combinations Stoves have i as the plan in violation of law will be sure ome in | fagons have it «aged fron | t aw will be sure to come in Wagons have increased from lout of the defendant write to the mavor for proper consideration. Now comes | five dollars or postmaster of town. telling him Advertising: Rate 8iper inch, per year. Small . 3 space, short time ecial position, extra com position, ete. will be charged extra and estl- | fies that his combine, the mates only given upon inspection of contract ’ Local notices 10 cents per line Wire - throttling Gates, many times millionaire, who testi. Copper has doubled that a corncob pipe rv could be American Steel Fourteen inch plows | ’ } operated at and Trust, has succeeded in |now sell for p14 kK pense, ile tl profits competition in the United | Ropes that Bef ut 1 . ey , : din . present re. The men EDITORIAL. States to such an extent as to double the [now sell for 12 cen | ald then offe ' . ble mach price lo consumers But ROCs A common : pipe § cents; | n ; an. further and states that he and his associ were rales GENERAL COR now it g ADJUTANT nounces that the war will ates have tried to bring about a manu be over hy ! ot January. This announcement has been | facturing monop ly with iron made so often that it bears all the marks producer Gates blames the of a serial story put through th y in a monthly magazine, foreigners - PRESIDENT MCKINI is now engaged in preparing his annual delectation of his ii} No doubt the message the United States has ad petual pensioner the Salts his plurality of wives forly per cent neral use show among other, in 1 in cost Ww the consumer tance the trust pas added of which Salt, 100 per « per cent | lumber, rofits, every cent 100 per cent ; iron pipe } I A people who have nt r 1p a . cent | rol ls | } ten -—- . : heard sc y ¢ litt iron castings, 1 cen SC _ ’ le 33 per cent | carpet tacks, *yY Drosperity - HERE is another object LOCAL INSTITUTE NO American farmer Barbed wire in 18¢ ¢ 1999 # } 25 ercrt produc Barbed wire in Increase in cost cent. Increase mn trust profits, cent. Increase in cost lo consumer, 1 cent. Constipation, Headache, Biliousness, Heartburn, Indigestion, Dizziness, IT is grumbling n possible io wadays the war taxes While this ¢ with Spain there was no c« tion, ever, for every business that the honor cause oi pressed were ~u Hood’s Pills MONTGOMERY & CO, HE LEADING CLOTHIERS. "AB Holiday (00dS.... . DESIRE TO CALL EF your par- A tial list of Homt 4 attention 10 a wear of every tial kind. Best qualities and just prices. Men's. Boys’ and Childrens’ Suits and Overcoats--Ready made and made to order. Mackintoshes and Umbrellas Umbrellas re covered while you wait. Neckwear for Men and Won en--Collars and Cuffs. Bicycle Suitsand Bicycle Hose. White Shirts and Fancy Shirts. Underwear, Wool or Cotton. Stiff and Soft Hats and Caps. Trunks, Telescopes and Grips. Gloves for Men and Women. Night Robes and Pajamas. Sweaters and Cardigan Jackets. Suspenders and Belts. Half Hose -black, brown and fancy. House Coats and Bath Robes. Silk Mufflers and Handker- chiefs. Cuff Buttons and Collar But- tons, plated and bone. Fancy Vests, Full Dress Shields Ir . irwin jities in ROAD LAW COMMISSION school law }. ¢ Hartsock, [ he ers of the Pennsyivan te 1 of th ANIA Rie Dr. Irwin Harpster and PECULIAR VIEWS range hs declined to appoint a men Ak EW grange have : appoint a 3 rhe discussion of teachers imission authorize r the ns hrst experien Patriot creating the wr of the con " f was then taken up, and as usual " " ’ evislature go that Dow Ou t ! tl \ y pA yr i ays tha licit no little attention from | roe t 1h CUATEES a ne the resolution commission view sown a fat men to have a jews Re: EK) Hartsock, Blair, # | who pines the teachers Those giving their the Democratic ; ' oun alled for Cen a T Vien or ' 1 nun alled for seven members, nding on the subject were Dr. Irwin | natural leaning towards certain things Harpster, Mr. Wi Dr. 8 i zr and ty was due t he ithe . A au | of some appointment by the officer { the {ams Oroce YOUN man marries a giv Menu id 1% M 3 4 : 4 Ye 3 o “ Democra ' cause | grange, but through an error t a wood the cana not a ng. the gr were Ange Was ' ) 1 ) : a 1 all ROVE ted § pomin rangers ha moored the state ol ania grangers bs [4 th ; more pecuniary profit i the This hn ational topics ’ nee the dismissa Als can win vi ormer Worthy Master o their fact RES h a nal qual department of ag! profession the Democt Rhone a ! if they only It thus ad 3 4 up only good cand ’ piture Alter debate it was dey anything | 5 | hold the next road commission, which |, | the | January Hamilton said I. Cas Judge Cyrus Gor. aon, of Clearfield, and H. M ridge, of Natrona, appointed yesterday each is at fault in its course by Governor HM. CC. sires them (ret together, Pat A § { \ . and they have refused to have y ! ¢ y institute at Unionville, good spi dates and the battle 0 4 th the odo with the weond Friday and Saturday tumblers to be 1 of whiskey of 1900 is ours from Hryan on down 10 | originated with Secretary of Agriculture ! K A swallow tailed coat d “hird,’ coal The election of oficers for make g the lowest county officer We believe that and the parties back of each would drop jnstitnte was next in order and | man a any more than aciaw if these two papers The commission consists of A 11 : resulted as follows President, J. O makes him a obster Harpster; President, BE. |]. Wil Secretary, Miss Alice Buck by the choir a hammer satt, of Philadelphia; Vice Man is an animal, but there is some. their bitter personal warfare, there would Brecken Hams, After singing thanks was extended to the people of » " | TY ’ : be some hope. Both have grievances and ilng of the vegetable about iw, with vote of | an apple in his throat, corns on his feet Stone, Suavely, of and a heart full of beats - Jebanon, representing the farmers’ al GRIFVP A CANDIDATE Major Gripp, Tyrone, will be a candi date for the Republican nomination for Congressman (rom the Twentieth dis trict. Alvin Evans would like to be a candidate, Dui il is not believed he can defeat either the present Congressman, Joseph BE. Thropp, or Major Gripp. It | is probable that Mr. Thropp will be re- pominated. No doubt the Vass, “German | Artist” will open his barrel on this can. | Democratic mass meeting. lance; ex Governor James A. Beaver, of Bellefonte, appointed by Secretary Ham fiton, and Hibberd B. Worrell, of Phila delphia, the League of American Wheelmen, representing REPUBLICANS CANNOT USE IT. From the National Watchman: The Declaration of Independencd cannot be read on the next Fourth of July without turning the exercises of the day into a Scotia for the assistance and entertain by them Adjournment LeRoy DrLoNG, Sec ApMinAL Scurey has hoisted his flag on the Chicago and will soon sail for South Africa. It is cause for regret that he will got be able to take with bim the con. troversy relative to the credit for the Santiago victory and lose it ju some con. venient jungle. ——————— The sharp razor is always a cutter and iu the hands of a suicide it's a slay. ment given - : Pain Balm Cares Others, Way Net You! My wife has been using Chamberiain‘s Chamberlain» Pain Balm, with good results, for a lame | shoulder that has pained her continually for nine years. We have tried all kinds of medicines and doctors without receiv. ing any benefit from any of them, One day we saw an advertisement of this medicine and thought of trying, which we did with the best of satisfaction, She has used only one bottle and ber shoulder is almost well -sApoLrn L. MiLLerr, Manchester, N. H. For sale by F. Potts Green, druggist, Bellefonte. Dressing Gowns, and all the re- quisites for Men's wear, 000000000000 00000000000 00S: 000000000 0NORORNS Montgomery & Co Allegheny Street, - - - BELLEFONTE, PA.
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