BELLEFONTE, PA. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1900. "TWO PROMINENT CHAS. R. KURTZ, Proprietor. | HIT BY A TRAIN. | Brief services were held at Mr, Hoover's FACT, FUN AND FANCY AN “ORIGINAL” TUESDAY'S The Importance of Every Demo- crat Being Out Can Only Be Accomplished by Getting Out Every Democratic Vote Now is the Time to Defeat Quay ism in This State. This Democrats, independent republicans, next Tuesday the country deman Is your presence at the ballot box. especially true and urgent tip Keystone state, where the ba bossism and rank corruption cided. Politically, the people of state have smarted under the yi ke unpringipled bosses. These have tram- pled upon the rights of the people and robbed the public treasury wholesale for a quarter of a century, and when any of the guilty ones were brought into court, found guilty and sentenced, they escaped punishment by immediate par- don by a governor and pardon board made up of the machine and of the Gov- ernor Stone stripe. Shall the Commonwealth be disgraced by keeping this gang power ? derers and jobbers in he state of William I people of cried unto he have beer out bossism Pennsylvania. This machine repul nominees. All these are pl ynstitut out the vote, on Tuesday. The yuest people of the opt have an opportunity to throw galling yoke of Qus OUT THE YOTE, NEXT. Victory is beyond question, if you br the ON every honest citizen to oe po great majority is sick and tired notorious Quay machine. GET OUT THE VOTE —— BIG FIRE AT PINE STATION Saturday o'clox was discovered of R. ( a short time t A occupied by nigh t 11:3 in the roof of the bu Quiggle at Pipe Station a stru he whole ablaze. portion of the buildin the Quiggle & Son general store of R and the other portion as A. NX, *hiladelphia & Erie The J read of the little of the of either the store or the Haven a dwelling by Bittner, telegraph ’ operator at the rail- road station at Pine flames was so rapid that but contents dwelling was saved, says Lock press Pine postoffice was kept in the store of Quiggle & and other postoffice The cated to the Pine Hotel, a large ' and all the mail matter belongings were safely removed flames commun’ frame Q riggle de A portion of the household goods of opera The origin The of estimated at §2,- building also owned by R. C The hotel build stroyed, with most NE Was compisiely of the contents of tor Bittner were saved the contents of the store is fire is unknown loss the 200, on which there is $1 The valued at $2,500, insurance $1,200 The Pine hotel was valued at $2 so» Mr. Wey mouth’s loss on contents of the hotel is 100 insurance store building and dwel ing was and the insurance is $1,200 $1,500, on which there is fs500 insurance, Total insurance §3500--1oss $6200, Mr. Bittner and his family were not at home. .and there was no fire in the building. He with his family being on a visit to his former home in Potter town. ship, this county, ’ Thanksgiving. According to the custom of years, | President McKinley has appointed the Jast Thursday in November as a day of Thanksgiving. The proclanation is ad. an rably written, ELECTION | | in BOSS RULE MUST BE DOWNED | tained internal Crossing the Railroad Track Near Howard. A serious accident occurred at How While ard on Saturday morning which resulted serious injuries to Jackson Confer, a who resides two miles from Mr. the creamery farmer Howard. Confer was on his way Howard, and Al freight train which stood on a siding to at WAS driv icy ing two horses, Jald Eagle Val- at a crossing of the public highway had been cut in order that teams might cro As Mr. was Confer drove between the cars about to cross the main track rine of an east bound freight train k his team and wagon. The hor d around considerably ithout the least injury. was not so fotunate., His wagon kindling, and he wa When picked it was found that he was badly hi he about the head the rushed into gred about 150 as two of his ribs are yken, and badly cut and bruised He back, also complained of being hurt in and it is feared that he also sus- injuries, ONE MAN KILLED. Another frightful wreck occurred the Beech Creek road Saturday m A freight tr above in stopped at the wats Creek the tra Predicament am White, Homestead Tuesday to the | W. |. White, ch at of Blairs. son, ev of the Episce that They missed the train returning } t and to their home had to take one that with an In- got off at started id not make connection They and diana branch train Blairsville intersection to They had to cross 1 walk to Blairsville ! across the Kis- re E When they were caught by a freight train White dr ed d the high and long bri half way over Mr the lies Kiminetas nver wn between the air long with snded in e the Then ified her to the bri wh over them ige the y close was he to the was caught by Accident Blair's Mills correspondent of the A most distress Hunting wal Times savs was attended with occurred cident, which al results, near Doylesburg Two of Danie! Symmerman, aged riday morning of last week young sons 10 An years respectively, were out in the woods hunting squirrels, The young est boy noticed a squirrel on a tree, gol the gun from his brother and in dodging a whack at the The and around the tree to get squirrel he tripped and fell gun was prematurely discharged the contents entered the body of the youngest lad, killing him instantly = Fatal Fall A young son of Wesley Garlick, resid ing at Tatesville, Bedford county, while climbing a persimmon lree on Sunday last, fell a distance of neatly forty feet, striking on his head. unconscious and upon examination being made it was found that his jaw was broken and he was suffering from other and internal injaries. He died at three o'clock Monday morning without regain. ing conscience. To Raise the Maine. The battleship Maine is to be removed from Havana harbor, sit iy considered an obstruction to navigation, The work | will be undertaken immediately, He was taken up | CITIZENS Of Bellefonte Pass Away During the Week SUDDEN DEATH AT ALTOONA Ot Presiding Elder M. L. Smys of the Methodist Church of Centre umbs Cashier Succ ats ten qualities of the deg bearers were Hon. Austin A. M. Hibler Cook. J. PP. Harms, Wm. P nes, John | ard Lis arte Love, Dt Chas. F Harris, How. and Lyman he had wen topping Mr { the Method burg ast Smyser was the originator of the § tate convention he week, was the firs nt as we secretary of He went from Harrish his home in Bellefonte last | turning to Altoonaon Satur He was sull tra feret du in the region of art, he at ghth h, readin e pening pain Avenue the tended chur and second hymn and prayer, In rnoon he ser he io go wered that WAS phy directed him the dx {to evening tor him and M1 side until! 1.18 Sunday morning, when, Ayan aw thought him somewhat impro Hoover sat by his bed supposing him to be sleeping soundly, he retired. But at 4 o'clock he returned to ance of Mr. Smyser, he called his wife, who coming in discovered that the sick man was no longer sick, He had pass. ed into theiother world, probably about midoight, Mr. Wilcox was hurriedly | snmoned and that gentieman notified | the friends at Bellefonte ofthe sad event, | A committee of Bellefonte Methodists, consisting of Judge John G. Love, G. WwW. Rees, W. T. Twitmire and John Olewile went 10 Altoona for the purpose of con. veying the remains to his late home. the room, and, not liking the appears | | home. During his ministry, over a period of thirty.seven years, be served many appointments, including Chambersburg, Phili Bloomsburg, Berwick, Bedford, Curwens. Wi He was also for a the Methodist book presiding lelder of the Danville dis and his first Altoona district He i Lewistown, jellefonte, pshurg, ville, Mulberry street, llamsport, Shamokin, time in room at Harrisburg, was trict, presidin was serving year as g¢ elder of the when the suddeg summons came, ved by hb in : wife and two daughter hoytrie nome, and Grac Cc, al taken to Yor morning ¢ t First } 1 aftern ) Interment at REUNION OF THE noth REG. the we the wales mouth of th KAS pressure This strike sure at Watery fact that a large gas ih - Attacked by Three Tramps ike Wi ) train son, while riding on the Philadelphia ax Ig between W amsport and was beaten and robbed d Democt Hunting ham Camphe ¢ hunting with erset a few days ago, was take hy one of the party resulted from Campbel wearing a peckled cap, which resembled a pheas ant, A large number of the shot enter d ’ the hunter's neck and body, thought that he will recover - CommissroNgnr of navigation Chamber lain, an official champion of subsidy, in an article in The Forum of June last de. the aspects at length, and stated that it pro of $q.000 Jo This is the scribed subsidy bill in its latest an expenditure oS) annually for thirty bill that Hanna favors, as three-fourths vides for YCATS of the subsidy would go to his ships, the balance to other McKinley favorites .- HANNA'S campaign fund, in the head quarters at New York, was looted a few days ago of $100,000 by some of his | hangers-on, No doubt the guilty ones, thinking Bryan would be elected, thought they had best make a grab while the chance was open, before McKinley went out, As it was from the corruption fund [the steal was by thieves from thieves that's all, - a” McKinley is the obedient servant of | the strong the trusts, REPUBLICAN | Gives Sound Advice to All Patri otic Citizens TRUTH FEARLESSLY: SPOKEN happiness all of the of the governe aggregation ¢ | engagea nile } "ne d pit wy one of essary, unholy onstitul And 2 be h drut mach Grunk enness A meri by disease, wna wars ever waged Ug CAr ried on with so and debauchery that the wns are being . rapidly destroy d while the Filipioos are being killed } which Wil ler<in-Chief . wy thousands am McKinley, as Com {the Army could prevented by a word all of and NAYY . man TOO RUTTEN TO REVORM “The supporters of McKinley are the party the trusts and swindlers ol rich of the corporations, It 1» too rotien tO reform and if not checked and destroy ed a few vears more will see this the base, of nations, the country of a very few rich men and many miserably poor, held in subjection by that most e ffectual and fatal of all enemies of iberty, & standing army. There is nothing sate while such men rule; life is uncertain, liberty is lost and hope expires.” The letter has created a sensation | among Republicans, who are amazed at denunciation by Mr, McCal | mont. Bright Sparklis araeravh } ' aj Selected rous, un des cy un dot is strat de “st Ow vkes his unvarying good as when he said A man the 10 the threat Democrat ticket, pil t if this rosperous as Republicans any country is as say it is you ought not to have trouble getting another - U. 8. We Weekly Report DATE EL Oct. 25, clear =. cloudy ather Burcau Bellefonte Station TEMPERATURE Mazimum Minimum : 4 A, part cloudy 20, clear 3, cloudy 1] Raintall: On 2h, J inch; on Sis, Total rainfall in October, 16 Inches il inch - — Institutes. Union county farmers’ institutes will | be held at New Berlin on February mb and at Brook Park, February 4th an sth, - -
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