THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.. MAY 9. 1901, 3 [ Distinguished National Leaders Arrive in California, INTERESTING DAY IN ARIZONA. A Slight Aceldent to the Engine Ten der Delays the Arrival at Phoenix Two Hours~Arizona's Pantomimie Flea For Statehood, Phoenix, Ariz., May 8-—The pres!- dential party spent an interesting day yesterday In Arizona. The beautiful turquoise sky, bright sunshine and in vigorating air afforded the party much relief ofter the hot and dusty ride of Monday. The two hours in the morn- ing at the Congress gold mine, up in the clouds of the Blue Tank mountains, were replete with incidents and were thoroughly enjoved A large Ameri- can flag was draped across the tunnel through which the and after he emerged he told the little group of miners who congregated about the train that he had seen old glory floating from tower and state and warship in many different places but that never before during his life had he seen the American flag 1.50( feet under ground. Leaving the rich mining section in the mountains, 4,000 feet above sea level, the train dropped down into the president passed house green Salt River valley, with its wav- | ing alfalfa meadows and big herds of cattle. This valley is d the gar den spot of Arizona ed by irrigation through New Mexico and yesterday in Arizona, the cow punchers at the ping places vociferous! of the Ard curin calle and was reclaim nd +) in this 34 “ mtr ’ kb - disappointment th: party of one tender wards « ceremony benefit dian beautif pleaded wit sent Uncle territory At presidential party 1M { The departure was 80 timed that the her basin of the rey Colorado desert ar Gulf of Californ elow sea level and barren of all vegetation AS night bound traversed during the which crossed v0 river of Arizona the is the at ¥ this morning in Cal the first stop Was Ke 3 ect , Redlands ima PArty aw Nia was reached at 9a. m Baltimore's Manicipal Fleection, May 8.--The rday, the Baltimore election In one of ballot tory for the Republicans ried 18 f the : municipal first held under the new this city yeasts mpaortance aw, resulted in a sweeping vie hey car ward electing 18 members to coun and all second branch of the ent and the Den faction Httle marking voted re reg Ballot Reform Conference May 7 A conte 4 ana | Har tweer the leg h } n i" rence he can fmocratic leaders of form legislation, headed by Senator Quay and Col. Guffey. was held night at the executive mansion The conference came to a close after midnight without reaching a definite Agreement. Both parties agreed that the party circle should be dropped and that the party columns should remain as they are on the present ballot. The difference of opinion Is over assistance 10 il.iterate voters. Pennsylvania on ballot re Inst On Monday, passing A WEEK'S NEWS CONDENSED. Thursday, May 2. The Pan-American exposition at Buf- falo was opened today, though incom- plete A bill fslature combines the of the dispensary introduced in the Florida leg- general Carolina and features South Alabama laws President Errazuris, of Chile, {8s In {11 health, and will turn over the presi- to the prime minister, Anibal Zanartuy Stirling, William Henry Ivory under death for the murder in Philadelphia, last dential duties Senor Amos and of White, Perry sentence of Prof, May Friday, May 3. are The wages of glass workers are to be increased 15 per cent The indemnity to be pald by China has been fixed at $273 Mrs. Rebecca Packard Wednesday night at her ington, Tioga county, Pa W. H. Moore, ex-city clerk of uth, N. H bezzling city Mrs, Mary Sankey the and singe: Castle, Pa Ves 000 000, aged 105, died home in Coy Port charged Was arrested funds mother of Ira D famous evangelist } home in New died at her aged 90 Sankey world terday May 4. population is 45 . ( 1891 Satnrday, London's 18.034. increase of WwW 8 * Hrsey War Secretary Root The a liberal an 108.717 since private secretary to has Illinois Central has resigned announced system of pensions for super annuated employes nd Italian emigrants, ac- paper nited are States Monday, May 4 } Tuesday, May fe i] : f vi a Wednesday New York feared tw f now charged Fhe statement that the depart ment has delivered a Isthmian treaty to the British bassador denied by Secretary Hay iis Ida N er father canal » 44 Aiiy 20 years Baare ie Missouri of the fave a member of t} and herself because crueity to her mother GENERAL MARKETS. fancy sn wed, 11 do HEM New York Byive ' mitherr He x ern, sion wenster: regular pack ed IN Le Potatoes stead Jorneys Wo. Gl 30: N York, 81.25011.75; Long Island, BQS. Jersey sweets LIRR Cabbages steady, New York at H2G16 per ton East Liberty, Pa... May 1 ket steady, extra, 85.5065 0 prime, 85.590 5.40 Hood $5. 1000 20 Hoge stronger; prime heavy and mediums Baas m, heavy Yorkers, 0.85; light do woul, Plan, WIGS, skips, MOGL5: roughs, HUB 10 Bhesp sendy: best wethers, W900 GLH. choice lambs, $5G6.15; common to KOud. Blu. veal calves, 30g8.0, white nd Pers went ow Cattle mar [IARRISDURG LETTER Measures That Occupy the Atten= tion of the Lawmakers, THE REMOVAL OF THE OAPITAL. Progress of the Voorhees Bill For a Popular Vote on the Question-Mr, Prohibition proprintion Bill Carries $15,032,004 May 8.-—The Vodrhees providing for a submission of the people at the next general of the of capital from Harrisburg to Phila- taken house offered OCH LIC Caorny's Mearure—~Ap- Harrisburg bill vole 10 a election the delphia wa ing In the ments for question removing up for second read yesterday Amend- to the n of the capital at were bill provid ing the Pittsburg. Al und Somerset, Mr ald the que nflect lentown, Lancaster, Clar- and omptly Voorhes were pr of remo the ¢ I [ex Philadel ving tl le of the toecl ed 1 » the consti say where | DAs not There's honor among theives—especial- ly when they hang together, Children are apt to get on the wrong track if the switch is misplaced Seoll Emuision Oil 1s the means d enioyment of life to 18 IVE] i Ive . 1 ' men women and ” 1d, 7¢ RI Ade AX] {0OADS At his yard opposite the P. | gtation, | 1 R. RB. \ ' gelis only the ’ | arsenger best qualities ANTHRACITE and Also all kinds of Wood, Grain, Hav, Straw and Sand. Superior gcreenings for lime | g Builder's and Plasterers’ rand CO00 TELEPHONE CA } y { arning the "Stan the only uccessfiul shuttle >ewing Machin ‘Why It is the only thing of the kind that has stood the test Has g: | Working parts a - 1 Ys 2 - > - eater speed than any other re fewer. There § wear. { to know more al SARA C. BRICKLEY, Spring & Bishog efon'e, Pa BITUMINOUS COALS. IL NOTICES EXTRAORDINARY... - CLOTHING -- VALUES. For the Man or Boy who will be ready within the next week to make his Spring Clothing Purchases. Br NINA NAS NANA Q) NS ANS NAS NS NNN ni, “..| PRICES that will keep the Crowd Coming This Way. =e: PRICES that will make this Big Store Still Bigger. wi on | PRICES that will save you more money than you ever t HH) EA ¢ ef } Ka ’ week for an approg hool reading | WITios of $11.000 000 to the p $400 000 is to 1b of applied to the and $50 000 for this be ftate normal schools township high schools Fhe order Friday of second reading of business in the house inst week was senate hill on Fhe bill providing extingu ment of any ground rent harge POR Teal estate \king the same e the common int the same parties a f PI h tt} Mr. « bill pro} ting the } Baie manufacture and mpot on or Pens'ne in hever exportation or dis any way of all intoxicating Ages in Pennavivania except for scientific, mechanical or me dicinal pur pusen The order of business In the senate Monday night was bills on first reading Mr. Scott, of Philadelphia, Introduced & bill supplementing and amending section 49 of the building laws of 1896 80 as to allow the construction of a new Philadelphia theater under the plans as originally drawn by the archi- tects. The bill has the approval of the Philadelphia bullding inspectors. expected to save on a single Clothing Purchase. BO NINN NSP NNO) NSN NSN NNSA ——— Men's Suits at $4.00 About Forty Different Kinds. Some we intended selling at Six and Seven Dollars and none of them Less than Five Dollars. We have bunched them all in ‘one lot and while they last they | will be sold at FOUR DOL- LARS. You will find many of these suits in other stores’ Eight and Nine Dollar Assort- ments. This is a great oppor- tunity for you to get a Good Suit for very Little Money. You will find it hard to dupli- cate any of these under Seven Dollars in other stores. tlm Men's Suits at $8.00 More suits in this price assort- ment with us than other stores can show in all their different prices. We have put Fifteen Dollar ones, Twelve Dollar ones and Over some many One Hundred of our regular Ten Dollar Suits in this assort Making it beyond all question the Biggest Clothing Bargain Ever Offered in Cen- All the and Latest Styles included in this lot. your Spring Suit a week earlier ment. tre county. Newest It will pay you to buy and get one of these Great Bar- gains. Come, take a look at them anyhow, even if you don’t buy---it will pay you. Boys Suits $4 & $6.50 For Boys’ nineteen size---we have taken Hundred Suits, none of them wort nearly Two less than Six Dollars and many of them would be considered cheap at Ten and Twelve Dollars. We have divided them into two lots, one at Four Dollars and one at Six Dollars and Fifty Cents. Come, take your choice, and if you buy we will guarantee you a saving of not less than one- half the Not a suit in this lot but what amount spend. you is strictly All Wool and guar anteed to give good honest wear. Bl ————— This is No Ordinary Store, But the Best Men's Store in Central Pennsylvania. Consult your pocketbook, your a will be sure TO TRADE E ERE. ppearance and you We can and will please you better in every way. TRY US. tl M. FAUBLE & SON Brockerhoff House Block, Bellefonte, Pa.
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