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THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. APRIL 23, 1903,
SORA IN ERIE WRECK
Between |
| the
| Company,
Flames Followed Crash
Trains at Red House, N. Y.
CAUSE OF ACCIDENT IN DISPUTE |
Five Cars Were Con:
sumed
of Expr
Fire
Burned B
Css
by and Seven Passen
Recogni
Debris
Bight
thres
LR
yond
Wi
gers were
tion—Trac Strewn th
Jamestoy ] | +2]
person njured
a J
collision train
and ¢
men
train
have
Meadvi
Jamest
mi
unident
two
known
to
st1
Ing
IRISH LAND BILL SAFE
Amendments
Convent an
Adopted
Ww
ua t Amr 18
By National
| Be Accepted
™ \ I t
: =n
Na
In
int
has adjourned
ing
ter i the
Both ti : it po i to
have ¢ iH fargraves,
which ne he
Atlantic
the init 318
bar
host bore
Discovered Oil
Richmond, Va,
Kent Court House
ports the discovery of oll In an aban
doned artesian well sunk about 17
yoars ago at Talleyaville, New. Kent
county. A good Bow is expected,
In Virginia.
April 18.--A New
Va, mpecial re
| land
| $10
at |
{ HIN
MAY PAY DIVIDENDS
Decree Against Northern Securities
Modified by Judge Sanborn.
Paul, Minn, April 21.—The United
circuit court here has granted
petition of the Northern Securities
asking that the recent de-
againgt the company be so modi
filed as to permit the payment of divi-
the constituent
Securities Company
granting the petition was an
1 by Jud Sanborn, after argu
wide for tt
Nt
States
gree
dend by
Ol
counsel
and the
Rallway Company
the United
I'he regular
by
company
States
May
Hi) | released
id next
mors
finally
VANDERBILT CAN MARRY AGAIN
New York
vorce
sreme Cour fies Di
N |
FOUND DEAD ON RAILROAD
Norrist Pa., Police Believe John
Mood Was Murdered and Robbed
own
the +
arrested ' Hen n yf knowing
somethin anner of the man's
at Port
where the
deat) station
Providence, Bf . from
body was | lice
two
lea
In a
WAS
discovered
3
pools of blood and a trail of bl
re the body was four
chest nearby a spike hamn
on which thers
Saturday. an
ft at
i to whi
in »
blox wa
hamms
on t
RPike
thrown
re It Was run over
Stricken While Preaching
: The Rey
A 8p al
had been
| when his
nt and
he tot
i ppers v } iT
his Was Ie
to his }
moved
where he died wi
Dr
and be
thout re
H
fore
charges at
0. and
Ean
Was
Ing
neg n OUNTIONR rton
8 years of
to this
AE ™
Ok
and Provi
dence
Farm
Help In South Jersey Scarce
§. J. A if farm
ahle
1 and would jump
minutes
of Sal
what help they
were io gt
AR acre in )
re a
bother
snid
prominent man he
This question
of this » tion
Any
every
lay or so ago
ing solldlllers
y more than
fainln
is
prababl
of the
permanent empl
O88 ACTeRgE”e Is now
tl for years
secured
in
other part becats
man ww,
ment In As
under cenit} tior
cause help cannot
at advanced
YY
be
be
avyen
WaRgon
Fell Dead at Mer Son's Grave.
Hager Md., April 20 Mra.
Catharine Focssnoer fell dead In Rose
Cemetery Hagerstown, while
gassing at the grave of her son, the late
Harry M. Roessner. Her death wus
due to heart fallure. Mrs. Rosssuer
was 80 years old, and had beon grief
stricken ever since the death of her
son, several years ago. Hhe visited
the cemetery froquently, usually se
sompanied by some member of her
family.
town
rallroads to |
| a 20 per cent
A WEEK'S NEWS CONDENSED,
Wednesday, April 15,
The Bouthern Association of News:
paper Publishers was organized in At.
lanta, Ga., for mutual benefit
The bank deposits of Kansas are
now over $£50.000.000, over $3 000,000
more than at any previous time
Christian Senf, of Louisville, Ky., is
under arrest at San Francisco eharged |
with embezzling $20,000
tradition papers
Two men were killed and two
jured in a dynamite explosion at
Mount Washington tunnel of the Wa
Railroad near Pittsburg
employes of the
mill, the largest plant of
in the United Btates, demand
increase In wages
Thursday, April 16,
Frenca, a
facturer of Ans
from he
The Pope
King Edwar
after the | §
Reuben Wag:
Mahanoy City
from {ll health
shooting
The
of her
of
awaiting ex-
in
bash
The
(Pa.)
its Kind
lace
mii
Conn [eil ds
ionaire man
onia,
art diseg
consented to rece
Lerman empre
phy
idea a mpanying
fam Italy
Governor Penny
fan has ab
Emp«
to
DA
|
Jam
of
yania inte
of Haz
ment of
April
farts f
ina ;
turns «
een abd | naltreated
sent home
Tuesday,
The postoffice
Towanda Pa
of 3) )
April 21
Herr
br
near
at kville
Was
in
Ken int an
other
robbed stamps and
property
The imn
Pacifi Meat C
Wash., was destr
$200,000
Two-yearold
wdelphin
ernse packing
‘anny
rank Arge quantit
fled a few
of wintergreen
While clear R 4 ver
Prager, of New
versity studs
Dav
mbia Us
mt. accid ally shot and
les. Gener
officers In
for aim
guns at F
GENERAL MARKETS
Philadeiphia, Pa
was steady winter
2.90: Pennsylvania
- city mi
Rye flour was quiet
barrel
sylvania red
No. 2
quiet
grades
timothy
steady
firm
fF 15
ters
April 20
superfine pd
roller, clear, $3 10
extra, $2956
at $3 15@G3 20 per
Wheat was firm; No. 2 Penn
new. 82 Corn was firn
yellow, local, 49% Oats were
No 2 whits clipp d, 41 lower
LL Hay was steady: No. 1
$21 for large bales Beef was
beef hams, $19620. Pork was
family, $2050 Live poultry, 14
for hens, and 10¢, for old roos
Dressed pouitry, at 13% for
chaolee fowls and 10c. for old roosters
utter was steady, creamery, 27c. per
pound | were steady New York
and Pennsylvania, 15¢. per dozen. Po
tatoos were steady. cholee, 688 Tix
per bushel
Live Stock Markets,
East Liberty, Pa., April 20
were sionds choloe 530 © L400.
rime, $6 15005 26 good LA) 1090 p10
fogs Prime he avy, 37.0007 .56 me
dinms, $7.4 heavy Yorkers {i 106)
1.56 light Yorkers and pigs, 37.260
7.20 roughsa, $567 Sheep Bent
wethers. $6606.10; culls and common,
$2413 cholee lambs, 36.700 6.90;
calves, $4406.50
East Buffalo. N. Y.. April 20
were steady: prime sloers
heifers $1605. cows, 1.50,
y 3 26404.50. Veals woe awer.
2581 1.50; common to good = no
1.10
Cattle
5.40;
anlt i
Hoge wore active, heay 1.566
14
mixed medium, 3 4
T2067.36; ples,
Jouhs, T0720; slags,
ba Were lower; top rd 38 50
a So HL Lab, Sea onclings #03
ta Ex ul
‘Sod
Rised 25.300 6.75; culls to
a
the |
Wilkesbarre |
international Life
Cattle
In everybody's foot there is one weak
spot.
The toes
are strong, the ball of the
foot is firm, the heel is unyielding, but the
weak spot.
supported ;
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ARCH of the foot,
under the instaep, is
Being arched, it is wholly un-
being a weak place, it is the
one place that gets tired.
You stretch it at every step.
But ali the
same, it is the muscle by which you walk.
It i8 the one
part of the foot that needs to be helped.
The Cross Shoe Sup-
ports the Arch of
the Foot
by a special curved shank between the in-
ner and the
low:
its shape and supports the foot.
ralk twice
try a pair.
outer
as
soles,
8 exactly the arch of the foot.
This shank fol-
It holds
You can
far without fatigue.
Yeager & Davis
The Shoe Money Savers,
Bellefonte
AV
w
aD
Philipsburg.
MORPHINE
Opium, Laudanum, Cocaine and all Drug Habits
perman ently
irs tion beca
prepared t f a x0 eminent
WE GUARANTEE
Confidential correspondence,
A CURE
ve the causes of disease.
especially with physicians,
vss, leaving no craving
yetems fo
medy
in oad }
hysical s
Ahomer
FREE TRIAL TREATMENT
solicited Write today
Manhattan Therapeutic Association
Dept. »
1135 Broadway, New York City
NeW Insurance Agency.
THE PUBLI
nave
14
my
Ins
pames,
& Guaranty Company,
1 he New
Company
York Life
the old st
pany in the world,
governments, |
to have a
from my friends, and ki
a share of the
business
SO ial
irance |
he United Stat
patronage
Yours re spectfully,
Il man
m
The
Insurance
and
Insurance
supervised by §9
would be pleased
or business call
larges
Com.
ndly solici
ol your
S. E. GOSS.
CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH
Alwass relinble.
Safe,
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voal |
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Gold metallic bores, sealed wiik Blue hi
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Mention
PHILA, PA
Cs Fide lity |
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Casualty & Surety Company, and
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House Painting
Inferior Decorating
Picture Framing,
An mn
f W i Paper
RDG
Decora
Skilled Yori
ll Let
au
ns know your wants and our repre
NUE NOSS.
branches of the |
sentative will eall on you
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Bellefonte, Pa.
Crieer's Stone Bldg
PoRGOGREM
SAPS IePrATel aDeD adem an
’
MONAEALTR
AT" & TRUST CO,
barry, ma.
*
II ITeew
a A ’
GARMAN HOUSE...
High Street, opposite Court
House, Bellefonte, Entirely
New. New Furniture. Steam
Heat. Electric Light, and all
modern improvements,
C.M & C. B, GARMAN Preprs
{ I
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Peiaims wo
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EGAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
] EXkecv TOR'S NOTIC K
The Fatal Spot |
Estate of JULIA A. BROWN, late of Walker
township, deceased
Lottery demamentary upon the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned, and
all persons Indebled to the sald estate are re-
payment, and those having
present the sams, duly authenties
ted, lor settlement
: BE. P.HOCKEMAN
r to Kline Woodring, att y
JE CY TORS
of JOHN
Kx'r,
Mingoville,
NOTICE.
WOLF
deceased, late of
sald estate
Register of Wi
Persons
hav.
5
knewing them
as the sane was sel
his wid J shine B
and appraisement
of Jeremiah ver
as Lhe same
w Rosa KE. Stover
Lewis
of the
ate of
was sel apart
nven
reonal § wt
Gregg tw
to his w
decd
of the
ate
was set
ry and appraisement
of samuel H.G
dec'd. as the same
dow Rebecca F.Glossner
inventory and appraisement of the
ff Jacob Carver, late of
dec'd. as the same was sel
yw 1 retta Carver
ONSET
o his w
of the
Bowersox, late
was set aside
raisement
Anpral nt
hanie
As Lhe same
if the
ate of
i apart
as the
nD Syivis
i per
eo of
apart
of the
jos. P
an the
r Oat
HEY
ALEX AR
PROF. J. ANGEL
The well known Specialist of
Williamsport,
TWO DAYS
we AY YB ——
Brockerhoff House,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
Monday and Tuesday,
APRIL 27 AND 28
HOURS-HS® AM rool. M
At State College Hotel,
Wednesday, April 29.
At Holter Brothers’ Store,
Howard, Thurs. April 30.
Prof. Angel's reputation for his ability and
workmanshio Iv well established in Bellefonte
and vicinity, He gives universal satisfaction,
Those who want the best treatment for head
noha, weak of defective ayesight, should go to
"no other but walt for him.