HE CENTRE
DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE,
PA., APRIL 25, 1901. 3
HARRISBURG LETTER,
Measures That Occupy the Atten=
tion of the Lawmakers,
THE SCHOOL APPROPRIATIONS.
Amonnt Cat ON by Governor Stone
Restored by an Special Bille Mist
to MHeward Miners Who Risk Life
to Save Others,
Harrisburg, April 24 Mr. Snyder
Chester reported favorabls
to the the committe
appropriation bill appropriat
Yesterday
senate from
the bill
$1.000 000 to he school
by the
public
make up for cut made
ernor two ve
Mr. Muehibronner, of
troduced ippropri
for the completion of the
tol building and providing
mission to be composed of
Bigelow and Harry W. Oliver of Pitts-
burg, ex-Chief Justice Edward M. Pax-
ton and John C. Bullitt of Ph!
ex-Lieutenant Governor Loul \
Watres of Scranton and two per
to be appointed by the governor
governor shall be an
ars ago
Allegheny, in
$4
a bill ating 500 O00
state capi-
4 com-
for
Thomas S
ladelphia,
up the
cons
It be
AT |
quently
Mr
making
changs
or po
ishment
Ing tw
nedy
to em;
man, «
other pers
United
teration or
ing. It
material
can not be
States In the
of such |
A bill
Friday of
of Clarion, providin 14 n
fee of $100
steamboat ve
upon which liquo
In Pennsylvania
Mr. Hutt, of Phi elphia
a bill prohibiting
selling liquor
from the
There
Wan
Brown
license
each Car
or barge
old or furnished
ed
dealers from
introdu
iquor
to females to be taken
premises
WAS a
of senators In the
night, in
Suatuas was transacted
A short session of the house was held
Monday night
tion bills for
stitutions
very »l attendance
Monday
ithe
Im
enate last
and consequen
at which the Appropria
the state and semi stats
we read for the frst time
Among bills read in place were: By
Mr. Mot f Allegheny, provid
ing that In 10 recover damagos
for any Injury ean ing death It may be
competent for Jury ‘In nssessing
damages to allow compensation for the
mental sufferings of the plaintiff and
plaintiffs; by Mr. Voorhees. of Phila.
delphia, providing that at tha next gen
eral election the question of changing
the location of the capitol from Harris.
burg to Philadelphia shall be submit.
ted to a voio of the people,
andless
Hts
the
. towns,
| & view to carrying out this idea
| Goancial
| wheel to Buffalo, In which case It |
CYCLE TOUR CLUBS.
FORMED TO WHEEL TO THE PAN
AMERICAN EXPOSITION,
Vanlaable Information For hose
Who tontemplinte a Trip to Buffalo |
Will Be
and the Greant Show Which
There Next Summer,
[ rider
on of Buf
ing distan
fof the East
nd the Domb
a radius of 500 1
f Quebee, Montreal, '1
rtl d Boston,
Baltimore,
), (t=
ork,
pl . Washington
wnd, Pittsburg, Cleveland, Cin
i, Golun Indlanapol
t, Chicago and Mllw
ther thriving and popul
Over one-half of the Poy
bus,
ny 1
the United States and
ards of the po
n this
of
pulation of Cans
|
| ktones on the ro
| Of I
idslde and eall It port
If this little maxim was borne In mind
by old
Wen ry
Wolnet
evenin and
spent awheel mal
ure mot
in the
Thi
CABINO AND BOATHOUSE
of the
t8 rar
1}
derful
ers, its numerous
porti its od
proj
ing distant lands
talons and
mi
Com]
wre thar
ive utility
y sts who conte
Ex; should §
preparations this wir
fully enjoy an enterp:
portance Histories Terent
Pan-American countries should be read
and descriptions of exhibits collected
and studied In order to select those
Pertaining to subjects of the greatest
interest to Individuals. It will be im.
possible to see ever thing without
staying all summer, but by systemat.
ically laying out an Intelligent plan
rehens
sition
ter
| much way be accomplished In a Riven
tire,
These winter evenings may be profit.
ably employed by forming a club with
This
club should be planned to Include the
Arrapgeinents for a tour
tight be officered by a treasurer and
secretary. The duty of the secretary
would luclude all necessary corre spond.
ence In regard to information for the
benefit of the club as well as Arrange
ments for hotel and other accommoda
EXPOSITION.
¢ bad i
figure of der
become as easy as
1 shoe” before the of
the
f tn for
i ts tender mercies f
ned sence from home
found desirable or conver
A bicycle tour to Buffa)
advised take
wheels with them Transportation by
mil or water will b
efficient that a very small outlay In
time and money will enable eve 0 those
living at a distance to make the t
From any section of the city the Pa
Ate an Ex; toh can easily
reached by wheel over smooth Aspha
pavements parkway Paths
while magnificent scenery of 1
Niagara frontier Is also gavithin easy
eycling distance of Bu fale
Arrangements will be made for the
| comfort and convenlence of cyclists at
tending the Exposition
Any additional or special Information
will be furnished on eation to the
Bureau of Iu y, Pan American Ex
position, Buffalo, N. ¥Y
W. Smirvox Buu
TREMENDOUS FORCE.
to make
velists are to
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cheap n
or cycle
the
apni
tions while the party Is en route and |
during its stay In Buffalo. If each
club member should pay into the treas.
ury a stated amount each week, a suff)
cient sum would soon be realized to
meet the DOOSRBATY expenses of the
trip. The treasurer of the club should
pay all bills while touring, while to
Another should be delegated the care
of the baggage.
To make the tour thoroughly enjoy.
able the organiser of the club must
before starting out carefully plan the
toutes to be followed, choose his com
Panions for the trip and so arrange |
matters that he and bis fellow tourists
shall enjoy the maximum of pleasure
without appreciable fatigue and at the
smallest possible expense,
Bicycle tourlgg cannot be enjoyed
without the personal comfort of each
Wember of the party belug largely con
Mdered and the more experienced
riders regulating thélt speed to the
Pace set by the novices. As soon as
riding becomes hard labor one wight
Just ax well dig a trench or break
Power of the Eleotrle urrent
hied From Niagara to Raftale.
To look upon the cables ¢ f the trans
n lines that exten! all the way
| from Niagara Falls to Buffalo one falls
| to get idea of the power of the
force that 1s bw ng tranmaitted hy these
| other tors. The cables hang like nuy
In unl
Any
other cables; drawn taut, there is no
AWwaying in the wind. They streteh from
pole to pole for mile sfter mile, but
throughout thelr entire lo mgth there In
| athing that gives an intimation f the
wonderful work they are doing. I. B
Btillwell, who bas been prominently
| connected with the Niagara develo Ww
| ment, points out that the power that
[1s so silently and lnvisibly transmitted
| along the six copper conductors, long
than one Inch In dinmeter. would easily
break six steel cables of equal dlameter
mo¥ing at a rate of 10 miles an hour
Buch Is the wonderful force of the
electric current from Ningara of which
te Pan-American Exposition Is to re
cel®e 8,000 Lorsepower,
Hl Has
r | Working
AAA dean an ang at 2% 22 |
Does the
Baby Thrive
If not, something must be
wrong with its food. If the
mother’s milk doesn’t nour-
ish it, she needs SCOTT'S
EMULSION. It supplies the
elements of fat re quired for
the baby. If baby is not
nourished by its artificial
food, then it requires
Scott's Emulsion
Half a teaspoonful three
or four times a day in its
bottle will have the desired
effect. It seems to have a
magical effect upon babies
and children. A fifty-cent
bottle will prove the truth
of our staiements.
Should be taken In summer as
well as winter.
THERE CAN BE ONLY
ONE BEST
WHICH IS IT?
SEE FOR YOURSELF.
We are Showing Three Times as
Much Clothing as Any Other Con-
cern in Bellefonte.
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@r9 OQ iin a0 “ely as at an ab REE
WARN Po
faa. »~
e Buy only the Very Finest Fitting,
st Made Clot
iy our goods in L
u
hing manufac
at Ww
“en LA
Central State We Fiona Believe tha
Normal school iing the BEST CLOTHING for fully
LOCK HAVEN ( PA.
1 1
, : Less than others ask f
We have every reason
INGE
Central State Normal School,
LOCK MAVEN, PA.
A LONG DISTANCE
TELEPHONE
MEN'S CLOTHING STORE
sylvania.
Because
est,
CENTRAL PENNA. TELEPHONE &
SUPPLY COMPANY you being
p
you buy of
Sewing Machine
' Is the andard the only
y successful Rotary Shuttle
’
it is the only thing of the kind that has
|
| stood the test
than other
parts are fewer
greater speed any
SEE THEM ALL, SEE US.
~~ M. FAUBLE & SON.
SARA C. BRICKLEY.
Bell Pa.
Bell
wear
If you want to know more
on
cionte,
Allegheny Street.
Cor. Spring & Bishop St efon'e, Pa
GUARANTEED
SALARY $900
Men and women of good address to
represent us, some to travel appointing
agents, others for local work looki ing
After our interests, $900 salaryguaran.
teed yearly ; extra commissions and ex.
penses, rapid advancement, old estab
lished house. Grand chance for earnest
WAR OF woman 10 secure pleasant, per.
manent position, liberal income and fu
ture. Mew, brill lant lines. Write at
once X25
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23 Church St, New Haven, Conn,
25¢cts to $1.0
Is the saving so apparent all through our NEW
SHOE DEPARTMENT in Men's, Shoes, Boys’
Shoes, Dress or Work Shoes. We have all kinds,
It's the differ-
ence in the price that made this Shoe Store of ours
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and we canwecure patent in
remote from Washington,
Send model, drawing or photo, with descrip.
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in price that will keep it growing. Watch it become
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