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THE CENTRE
DEMOCRAT, BELI
.EFONTE, PA., SEPTEMBER 13
9,
1900,
The Racket.
7,9 and Il Crider's Exchange, Bellefonte.
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need at this time is crowded
into the October Delineator,
100 illustrations of clothing,
millinery, etc. Several pages in
colors Ready now. Fashion
sheets free, ask for one.
Bargain STEP LADDERS
Neat and strong---4 ft.,
48cts.; 5ft., 60cts.; 6ft., 72cts.;
7 ft., 84cts. U need one for
house cleaning, why do with-
out? And U can get good soap
cheap at The Racket.
EMPRESS TEA & COFFEE
Department.
Since inferior brands of
roast coffee has advanced, why
not pay a few cents more and
try the Empress. Its gaining
and keeping friends 0 its mer-
its. Price 20cts. per pound.
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CONTINUED FROM ;TH PAGE
Kreamerville.
where
for the
nithtown
of a school,
Our town was presented very
with that race, of nly called Negroes
erchanmt GB ite
with a very cordial being a very
extra supper on Monday evenmng
supper the darkies furnished them with
wome vocal ms it seemed
though the people had never
co 1 people before, and we
amused to see th deep frowns on
their countenances, and others who were
“MO opposed 10 he ETO ¢ Ampmes tin
we
Our m farnished them
repast
alter
selectic TT
AD Y
were
seen
ome. =»
Kg. lead
ce thet
Waite makes
people, we will
ing the columns to hear and
skins. When Mr
for the white
the swim. Nit
wk
a feast
then be in
Highvalley.
Lethe come oul amt
out the news,
$0 I will try and Ye you ie
week, and
ms
Scribe 2 ] ‘ ; Saturd
burs
sow wheat th
ng h nie
eyes 1h
nyder threshed G00 oats sheaves
busheles of ¢ he now
also belies this vear for
grain, but his potatoes did not turn out 0
well
Can oats
es io hea Rood
Samuel Alters claim he threghed
bushel of wheat to the hundred
gute, Sam
Sell i»
It is rumored that Henry Eisenhute
bought the stave mill from John Stoner
Our young folks where all at the
dance, on Saturday night, at Penn Hall
Some of the farmers feed some of
their cattle, not on account of poor pas.
ture, but Highyalley is a good place to
raise stock, but Rey ay Kavnkeltown
will beat it,
The Coburn Scribe is holding his
back. He thinks gas will be better after
November the 6. I cant tell, but one
thing sure Jacks will be cheaper as
the bay is high, and those that dont
| need them will sell cheap just to save
| the feed.
| A vagrant claims that Scribe No. 1 is
| killing twenty Democratic votes in High.
alarmed, the No
business.
Dont be
knows his
| valley,
Scribe
all the enemies he
towners.
John Galer lost a valuable horse
Thursday, sorry for him,
the wells
Never happen
Uncle Abe says his well
If rain dont soon come
Highvalley will go dry.
ed before,
a tea cup and it is boiling hot,
Millheim.
The United
had a Bible reading convention
this week The attendance was
mostly preachers,
Evangelical
There was quite an exc
colored campmeeting here
evening and Monday.
on Sunday
woman werg the
A warrant was taken out for
ers; the woman gave bai
man skipped out
promient characters
the offend
The Reed horse sale
attended, the averge price
J. H. Reifsnyder, E
load of tight barrels
in nee
Was
tie d of cider 0D
parti
and Irs
William
at the Lv«
this week
attendance
tfamsport
F. Harter
n this week
conducted
the Lutheran
Jobn
up
Rote, of Be
ng the poli A
the county ast
seem to be any com
* republicans in this
the bustling insurance
attended to busi
1 wife
Lb accom
Mas Shott, drove
all rammed, and
Bove to
Work
un has now fu
th such able
Hon, J. (
of W
show
Judge
: 4 $2) -
1iphold
AR not
Kalas at
as
nkie to
iryan we great
emoCratic the fall elect
on
t Eagle,
an boast
th
San any
although seemingly dead,
of sending out more sightseers
other village of its size in the
county
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Dietz and son,
and Mr. and Mrs. S C. Bower are view
ing the sights in the wild west
Mr.and Mrs. W. T. Leathers, Mr. and
Mrs. James Leathers and Mrs. Eliza
Leathers and daughter Cora have taken
a trip to Niagara Falls and neighboring
points of interest
Miss Florence leathers returned to
Lock Haven Normal on Monday Miss
Florence is entering her senior year and
we hope to see her carry away the hon.
its of her class
Although England has produced such
great poets as Byron, Shakespeare and
Milton, whose masterminds penetrate
the very depths of yet we have
a poet of in town
Bn beautiful lan
: log
nature
unknown fame
forth
of
our
w hose soul pours
guage the eulogy
Aud
AR O40 Yyrllow
the 2ld folks
! 4
£8 wh : is
An
W e's story
went ahead we
) event it
ppened la
ed of
C AWD fete
in Sw iy
ces that wa
1)
with as great
al Miss Hols
The house is site
ated ina piace with the
slightly rolling, dotted here and
there with beautiful trees and shrubbery,
with all this the moon shone out bright
clear on the few merry.makers
seoted on the lawn which made a beau
tiful sight. The guests all secned to be
infatuated by the grandnes of the
scenery and enjoyed themselves in pro
portion. Afer luncheon the guests were
favored by some very fine music by
Misses Holt and Nef, after which the
merry-makers returned to thelr homes
having spent a delightful evening.
fas
wm last Friday night
very } tures ue
awh
and
Family Reunion,
| The fifth annual reunion of the Boob.
| Hosterman families will be held in the
Woodward narrows on Saturday, Sept.
15th. This comprises one of the largest
and best known families in that section,
AUTUM DRESSMAKING not a better Democrat in 8 vaere
has are the Rankel.
last
in
18 80
low that he have to dip the water with
Association
here
fair,
itement at the
A mother-in-law,
in male attire, young couple and a single
but the young
Loganton,
The Loganton
following :
Messrs Meixel, Coleman & (Co. will
soon finish erecting their boarding house
near Carrol, The big saw mill is com-
| pleted and ready to run any day, The
contract for cutting the logs has been let
to Theodore Martz, He will commence
work in full blast Monday next,
Journal furnishes the
-
CENTRE COUNTY STATISTICS,
The following statement shows the en.
tire amount of taxes collected or worked
out for the maintenance of state, county,
ward, borough and
the
the support of the poor
township govern.
ments ; total amount collected for
; the total amount
collected for the construction and re pairs
of streets, roads, and bridges; the amount
collected for school purposes; the amount
collected on personal property, on occu-
Jiect-
i the real estate of railroad co rpora-
the
18 and licenses : the amount
amount collected on the
corporations that
POVERTY SOS
and it
OOK
0
ncunion
*henck
the third reunion the Schenck fam
y was held lay 64h iu a grove
near Howard. Upwards of four hundred
of the descendants of Michael! Schenck
were present. A program of interesting
exercises had been arranged. for the day
Rev. Wharton
welcome and a
delivered the address of
choir selected fromthe
sang & number of
Cornet band
Schenck descendants
selections and the Howard
was present also
Judge John G. love in his oration
referred to the Schencks as being among
the early settlers of Bald Eagle valley;
the Schenck and Pletcher families haviog
movedinto the valley is the fall y708, and
located on the farms vow owned by them
in the vicinity of Howard, Henry Pleteh
er on al of services
ount rendered
during the Revolutionary war was given
A grant of 400 acres of land in the vicinity
which
which the town of Howard
i. Another
of Howard on hizx descendants
fesiae anda mm
address was delivered
“et
srace Schenck
sunday school classes
red very pret Xe ICI The
4
hy
dinner and supper were riily partaken
of, the visitors belug well cared for
During the day pictures were taken of
the ard, ath,
the family
sth and 6th generations of
The reunion exercises were presided
David B. Schenck. The next
reunion of the Schenck family will be
held at the same place some time in Sept
1902
over by
Niagara Falls Excursions.
September 20, October 4 and 18 are
the remaining dates tor the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company's popular ten day ex.
cursion to Niagara Falls,
Roundtrip tickets will be sold at $10.00
from Philadelpeia, #575 from William.
sport; and at proportionate rates from
other points and principal lstermidate
stations,
EXPANSION NOT IMPERIALISM,
The
tion's
habit
freely
way
apologist for the
policy
Thomas
fmperinlistic
of
in the
Jefferson
are
quoting
Hi
was an expansionist, they
and in add Porto Rico and the
Philippine Islands to our domain Pres
Ident McKinley has followed the
example set by the great father of
democracy he made the Louisl
ana purchase and added the vast area
which ha many and
such great to
the
gucl
ne
only
when
developed into sr
What
states
of Ti
an Insult
Jafferson
It is the duty
land to resent
memory In
a use of his nan
of every
it
Jeffor
tiguoun
population
vance the
Demo
rat in th
on added to our domain con
territory and homogeneous
He « erned far in ad
growtl nitry an
the
mi
{ |
fade pted i method
of ace increased pop-
ulation } } ave awwored the ar
nexatior
from
Other
MOTHER MARY JONES
hracite coa
Th charge
Mother Mary
considerable
administra- |
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TICKETS TO THE
CentreCountyF ait
FREE! FREE!
Without Work!
Without Cost!
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IN FACT ENTIRELY FREE!
WE GIVE THEM AWAY
every customer a ticket to the
Fair, who either buys a Suit or an Overcoat,
commencing on our 2nd Semi-annual Opening
Day, September 15. These tick admit
anyone and be gcod on day of the Fair
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Yours for Business uml
Sim, The Clothier,
Re
ynold's Bank Building,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
t many of the
tons b
that I ne
Ml of men
AYE Deco:
AY
my
Ie - workers
1 drur
of murder an
Vicination net Mandaton
school directors and paresis of
My will be sterested in an ogioion
t was Aled by Judge Fanning, at To
Pa., MNoaday It the
the B. 1
and states that the compulsory
wanda,
of
Suit,
was =n
TASC ommonwealth vs
edweation law and the act requiring vac
cinakion Smith de
clmed 0 have vaccinnded,
the boy was refused admission to the
school. The board bromght
presecution recovered
come mito conflict
his son and
school a
and two dollars,
the penalty jor nonattendasce.,
Judge Fanning's opinion reverses this
mddgment, holding that the vaccination
law is not mandatory, bud optional, snd
that Smith did all the Jaw required in
sending his son to school, although he
This is the first
where the
was refused admission
decision in the state two acts
came imto conflict
-
Ke-union of the ost Regiment
the sist Pa.,
Rebel
on Fre
A reunion of Regiment,
Yol., who served in the war of the
: )
atl low
An
METS
I's
umber of noted
and
prominent sp with state-wide repn
tation ent for the occasion
Linn Hartrash Philadelphia, son of
former Gov, Hartranft, has already sig.
nified bis intention of being presest by
accepting the invitation, The sist, Regi.
ment was composed of two companies
from Easton and Norristown, and four
companies raised in Lewisburg, Mifflin
burg, Bellefonte, and other parts of Union
and Sayder counties,
will be pre
of
Crushed Under Limestone,
Friday afternoon two truck cars of
limestone got away going down the in. |
cline track from the quarries to the kilns |
at McCalmont & Co's. plant of this place, |
They ran over the dump, broke the bump-
er and plunged 25 feet to the ground
below, George Poller Iddings, the
brakeman, was carried over, and buried
beneath the tons of stone and crush.
ed badly, his death being instantaneous,
He was 50 years old and is survived by
4 wife and three children,
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time is nearly here.
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More ends used in the chain and the filling
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other brands selling at the same price. Its
rot only a saving of money but a question
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Rag Carpet, 20 Cents
Mixed Ingrain, 25 Cents
All Woo! Ingrain, 50 Cents
Victoria Mills Pure Wool Carpets, 65 Cents
Special price on Lace Curtains for a limit-
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Our Leader, per pair, 50 cents
3 1-2 yds. Curtain, Nottingham lace,
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