THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., MARCH 28, 1901, 3 Se —— ad VIED (NAIL *"2 2722 | WHINE LTE | Rheumatism, | FAURE SON ond York on a tour of the world ar Measures That Occupy the Atten- Mrs, Nation, the Saloon Smasher, rived at Gibraltar yesterday : int : The bill disfranchising 1lliterates tion of the Lawmakers, Nobody knows all about it; mn Ohio 8 Metropolis, and the bill ordering a state census he \ dh : EE DS CRA rR Dajued she Maryland lcataistnte PHILADELPHIA “RIPPER” BILLS | 4), 1 6thine, now known, will BHESOOLDS MAYOR FLEISCHMANN ~~ A movement Is sald to be on foot to consolidate the coal producing inter ; * " , , p . he ‘ ests of Illinois into one mammoth com- | P&ssed Finally by the Senate With. | t. fa Tells the Millionaire Distiller That bine out a Contest—Proposed Legislative 1S... He Cannot Die Peacefully as Long The first discovery of oil in the | Committee to Bring Miners and Op- southern portion of West Virginia was | made yesterday in a 300 barrel oll well | toby fenting Drinks, drilled at Milton Harrisburg, March 27 chamber was crowded wit Cincinnati, March 27.-—Mrs. Carrie I. R. Oatman, a rallroad switchman terd ifternoon In anti : ‘ p olland Mich 1 falls . yesterd F 1 anticips : : . Nation began yesterday in Cincinnati 8t Holland i has fallen heir to essing a contest on the final 1 ( \ | HM) (MH) \ 1 ‘ feat 1 4 | i n | by attending early mass at the Roman $6,000,000 by the death of a distant \ iF 4 ‘hiladelphia “ripper” | | y \ } relative in Virginia nj h ladel ri | : as He Is na Manufacturer of Intox- erntors Together, The senate Catholic cathedral, though she is not by Ver. were & communicant of that church | Friday, March 22. At the Grand Central station over Near Clinton, Me, J. D. Marr, a la was itor to y | : - . 4,000 persons inspected the new Pan farmer, killed his three children while ny: remarks agi t then he Cdl 10 i LHC, { It 1S not one of those Common, Every Day sort American train of the Big Four road. | insane ote wi Yo 31° nay 2 "yi | re - Enel Zen ro Forty other cars of this pattern are to | The bill prohibiting the manufacture, ocrats voted for a T vain [¢ 1 not be caus of places, that you can find in almost every be delivered to the road by June, Gen gale or giving away of cigarettes has bil | town, but a store that 18 Up-to-Date and pro- eral Passenger Agent Lynch and As passed the Minnesota legislature Vi iughn ’ wanna intre 1 { * 724% recive : y y sto e th grows sistant Reeves escorted Mrs. Nation Commandant Philip Botha, brother uced a joint resolution ca ng yr the y gressive in every way A st re ha 6° IWS, and her party through the train, and at of the Boer commander as killed in "4, ntment of a « tre f thre that IS growing, that 1S ambitious, anxious that time the « Hapa fu hap) ened LO | the recent fighting at Lydenburg enators and three ms or the | (J Lhe worl become the biggest, the best of e fiowing freely rs ition ex t Coldbrool Mass Y Azle e “to cond mmediately with the i jm pressed her indignation at the use of | Naramore, aged 50, while insane, Killed | born i erator and with the i 31 ¢. if this country. That uses every Honest Lever liquor and wine on the 8 well | por hildren, the eldest 1 | { the United Mine W known to honest merchandising to as at her hotel and elsewhere ’ ola wat n Railroad ndeay to N t at \ : » Mrs. Nation « vlled on Mayor Julius | , Mw ny ha ner d wag " f the { ir ¢ . this. Fleischmann at the city hall ternoon and scolded him SE, ma ht Srp | ARIAS 0 e0D GOODS, EL van un gre me sme 1 Rh | A AT ho | LOWEST PRICES, a wo FAIREST TREATMENT. 1 } or oper 4 that has put this tablishment at the top of the 1 | policy that will keep it there. : f those stores that is satisfied Letting Well Enough Alone. STAND STILL, we are n Lower--away below we have put in motic 1is store the Best and tore in Central Pennsylvani akes and Styles of all « 1an ever, Assortments Larger vo concerns in Bellefonte that when compared with what others ask you you will say with us that THIS IS NO OR DINARY STORE Monday, March 25 Here Are... DO YOU NEED A TRUSS? ! i) / A= | Three Special Bargains FOR YOU TO THINK OVER. SP | VAL i A & iil BR LA , ' : 1 ’ ’ 1 Japanese Genernl Believes . ' ’ hn " | : Chil rens Russian Blouse S Sommoned Home to Figh 1 ’ : ¢ 7 . N ST Pitt ' | ew ; : Made of Genuine Washington Mill enera J \ C lors. A IgV ariety. At WORTH F ’ ’ About Forty Styles of Boys” Suits, Sizes from 14 to 19 years. Guaranteed Strictly 1" 4 J " " | * . . GREEN'S PHARMACY All Wool. All col rs. At High Street Bellefonte, Pa N ai $4.50. THE _ Kidnapers Frustrated " | . M : Walk-Over Shoe You will have trouble to match them under Eight Dollars. Is made by the largest fine shoe factory in the world, MEN'S SUITS. turning out over 8000 Over Fifty Styles of Men's Suits consisting of Every New Fabric, Every New Style of manu facture and Every New and Fashionable Color. all over the world. They Neat Stripes, Wide Stripes, Checks, Plain Col ors, | hibets, Serges, Cheviots and Worsteds. Every kind of clothing that you will have show: profit of three cents a pair you in other stores at Twelve Dollars you will eg that is the reason you gel find in this assortment, and priced to : ui ih GENERAL MARKETS the Lowest Price ever known for goods of ! a $5.00 value for $3.50 character and $4.00. All sizes and leathers. Wait for them, 3 (0) ‘1 \d \ will be here soon. ‘ Powers Shoe Co. i BELI EFONTE. You want to see us, it will | : You will not be coaxed to ‘ i he will be so great, so plain YOU TO CALI Eatarie gros ERurEEs Eien M. FAUBLE & SON No action was taken on the r . " “ re pairs a day and are sent are manufactured on a . : “er "mn \ want lo know more a and Mr McCandless left tha meeting after explaining that he was no longer o 081.75: Jerse: h. . : The senate held a short session Mon. O80 Don ! forget our New Department--Men oy and Boys Shoes. Mm sympathy with the purpesss of the ! Bid per (looses wuied Now York Wl | Gay wight and cleared the saiendar of | SARA C. BRICKLEY, | We intend making ours the best Men's and Boys’ Shoe Store prganization. Pi per ton bills on first and ‘ 0 Fal and sessnd reading Cor, Spring & Bishop St. Bellefone, Pa. n Bellefonte.
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