2 THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., JUNE 18, 1903, & OUODEADINCLOUDBURST Heppner, Ore. Almost Destroyed by Rushing Water. OVER 300 BODIES RECOVERED Almost the Entire Residence Portion of the Town Was Destroyed—Peo- ple Dashed to Death Against Rocky Bluff Portland, Ore, June 16.—Five hun dred people lost ‘th eir lives in a cloud burst that almost entirely des the town of Hej Ore... Heppner is the county seat of Morrow county, and had about 12560 inhabitants All the telegraph and telephone wires are and no accurate infor- mation obtained, but the esti- mate of of life based on the most reliable reports received. A re- port from lone, 17 mi from Hepp- ner, is to the effect that over 300 bodies have been recovered. A messenger who arrived there said a wall of wa- ter 26 feet high rushed down into the gulch In which the town is separated, carrying everything before it. Entire families are among The flood cam ness that the ir to seek p ried of water. troyed down can be loss 18 les the d« such wer sudden- ¢ unable were car- ful rush with ants laces of safety to death by lown aw sidence portion fternoon covering later small in a AWAY le after the banks Ewe pt FALSE STORY OF POPE'S DEATH Pontiff Not Very Strong and Grants Fewer Audiences want me to be gone! ) no one any harm.’ le to make his holl the interest leads to rs tand that it person of these in his which the pul biication rum No Auto For Miss Alice. Washington, June 15. The mystery surrounding Miss Alice Roosevelt's automobile has been cleared away to some extent It was expected that she would close the bargain for the automobile, ordered for her several weeks ago before she left Washington, but tears and entreaties wera of no avall with the president, who Is wedd- | od to horseflesh, and the machine was not accepted. Miss Roosevelt left for Boston to visit her grandmother, Mrs George lee, and to attend the com mencement exercises of Harvard, Her one hope now is that her indulgent grandparents will be cajoled into buy. ig the machine for her. Wilcox Had a Loaded Pistol. Elizabeth City, N. C, June 16. Jim Wilcox, twice convicted of the murder of Nellle Gropsey, his 30 years’ sentence in the peniten- tiary at Raleigh Previous to the ar Hval of the oMcers at the jall he of. ferod to sell the jaller a pistol, and to the latter's amazement took a 38.cal fbre revolver from his pocket and fired threes shots. He then gave It to the jailer. He claims that he carried this pistol during both trials fastened to his leg by his garter. He cursed the officers and had to be carried from the jall by force. | attacked left here to begin i PRESIDENT AT SAENGERFESY | Spent Nearly an Hour Listening to horuses and Sclos. Initimore, June 16-—A vast assam- sent in Armory Hall last ht to listen to the grand concert Northeastern SBacngerbund, Ev ne of the 8000 § in the audi singers Was pro JOO anding room ‘d Aa mag- his . unhound ap It resumed his an hour lis and solos. He to hear some Extraordinary ken to thi City guard th An MINERS FAVOR STRIKE 1ates ie to of Dele of Exec Enforce itive Board. Sentiment Action ARSCN AT JACKSON, KV, Desperate Efforts Intim n Fame date Wit. Murder Case ies pial) having Thah rs. COmMe ACTOSS Wag before the ir Allen They military by manacled in the they were taken just and Ma} arrested camtg being pro- y in the mill tary gu MONUMENT TO NEGRO SLAVES First of Kind United States Erect at Barrington, R. | Barringt i. I, June 15 A me- ! : slaves and of ner Its in recognition and patriotic uring the Revolu- first of its k.nd to be he United States, was ded): the cated The : is a white 1 at the corners by large black emblematic of the interdependent relations of the white and bears a tablet in memorial jer, | quarts } Dou tt resgey stones and black races scribed In memory of negro slaves and their descendants who faithfully served Barrington families Defended Mer Honor With Her Life. Altoona, Pa, June 13 <The almost lifeless body of Mrs. Annie Canavan, aged 40, was found In a strawberry | patch near her home at Kersey, Rik mutilated almost beyond re cognition. She had been beaten with & pine knot found nearby. The wom an died a short time afterwards. The murderer escaped, leaving no clue. He Is belleved to hae been a tramp, who the woman while she was picking berries. Evidence of a vio lent struggle were to be found, show. ing that the woman defended her honor with her life. She leaves 4 hus county, | band and several children Asbury Park Visitors See Water Spout Asbury Park, N. J., June 15 Vis [tors ‘o the beach and boardwalk wit. nessed a waterspout out at sea. The spout formed about two miles sonth of the city and perhaps three miles off shore. It traveled In a northerly course, passing the city, and broke about two miles to the northward and somewhat further at sea than it had formed. The whirling column of water appeared to be a couple of hundred feet In diameter at the bass, The beachmen say they never heard of an- other on this section of the coast, ————————— BA nn FEET RN EF chase of something whose value No one who buys Dr, Dr. ery EB A I NN SN A NN RD EIEN writes NDPRERPA A Pierce bottles REF FET EE ed ! express my many thanks to Dr. Pic it i me. Words cannot express whi Accept no substitute for is nothing "just as good ” lungs. Pierce's Golden purchasing a medicine of unproved or doubtful value. almost always cures, and women who have been cured by the use of this medicine testify to a perfect restoration of health and strength its use, cures diseases other organs of digestion and nutrition, It cures dyspepsia, catarrh of the stom- ach and other forms of disease popularly known as stomach trouble the body with firm flesh, * About ten years ago I began ir be afflicted with catarrh of the Walters, "Was troubled often thought my end had come, dies, but they gave only temporary rel lef, November 189g, thought 8 Golden Medical Discovery. erce for his remedy suffered, "Golden for diseases of the is unknown. Me It Pierce's Golde of sto Wm, 80 Mr and took five thought I would wait for a time and take the one left, trouble coming back, so took the and it cures health this sum to your Soon found 1 1 me. 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EUR SE VE ER ER RE EE SHEE SE SEE I PE RLS SRE NE J RP LRN 0 Je oo SRA I A A A IE II RI RIA RI IAI RIES RI RT, Send 21 SINR URRAR 5 Mn 5 wt THE YALUES WE ARE OFFERING IN “OTHNDARD" ADE PIANOS ARE ALMOST BEYOND BELIEF. Our stock is the finest, most, varied and at- tractive we have ever shown. such as It i= only because of ou ments of the present ments r stores of the past are day we have shown to THOUSANDS OF If you are a customer of ours with you If yo we hope be spared to attain this end. We for less money than you can buy and while the cheap and and the inexperienced, we prefer to and let others sell trash and shoddy The proof of this is the sucoess fu are not will attest m ony The « x perience we you guarantee elsewhere The § chomacker Hobart M. Gable Bl asus Brumbach Este and Other Standard Made Pianos. SUGGESS PROVES PUBLIC TRUST of the greater that the great seems Jess less becanse of vesterday ar ts) we have won thro SATISFIED C1 are will be, as nD to sell 5 as all w unreliable aintain our WEL! NOTHING IS nxions Uu ho has piano may catch the nowary The ach of the greater ach insp gh the fair treatment STOMERS eve eve e the irations of to y increase our bosipess o bonorable means will on a better grade Piano e bought from us EARNED REPUTATION {ISREPRESENTED There Are Two Things to Consider in Purchasing a Piano : What it IS and what it WILI the warranty should be carefully consi BE dered We warr In buying a Piano or an Organ g 5 ¥ ant all our instruments for five years, and make ourselves personally responsible for any defect in ma- terial or workmanship Anyone purchasing a Piano from ns will always be supplied with a competent tuner and will not be at go around the cou What we want you to do is to We shall inclination and see for yourself if it is not to Remember, we are dealers buy our goods in large quantities and the treat you courteously, and shall hut we do insist that you Your direct visit our store, w pot insist on » examine our goods mercy of vagrants or vagabonds who try representing themselves to be tuners hether vou buy or not welling you against vour make comparisons, interest to des! with ns We are here to stay ufactarers for cash not agents from the mao We and therefore can save you 30 per cent. on your purchases over the consignment dealers We have slightly used Pianos and Organs at bargain prices on hand Upright Pianos at $150 and upward. Square Pianos in good condition at $35, 40 and upward. Organs from $10 and upward. M. C. GEPHART, Aikens Block, 29 8. Allegheny St. BELLEFONTE STORES — CLEARFIELD. MORPHINE Laudanum, Cocaine and all Drug r drugs or other ‘stimulants. hysician, A CURE by an eminent WE GUARANTEE Manhattan Dept. A BEEZER'S MEAT MARKET, ALLEGHENY ST, BELLEFONTE. We keep none but the best quality of BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, SLICED HAM All kinds of Smoked Meat, Pork Bausage, ste If you want a nlee Juley Steak go to PHILIP BEEZER, Therapeutic Plow cured, anu, pain or detention from dan tivuy leavin We restore the nervous and gb their natural condition because we remove the causes of disease, FREE TRIAL TREATMENT Confidential correspondence, especially with physicians, solicited. Write today, Association 1136 Broadway, New York Oty by means, 10 his fellow su of Sharks a o " coy those who desire it, sTO CONSUMPTIVES. * Shay Deen restored to heath Is anxious to make erers the means of cure. a it, he will cheerfully send of the prescription weed, wh th A ‘sure cure for ng for several With a severe hung aflections and that Gres ——- no abits systems to | A home remedy | | APMINISTRATOR' 8 NOTICE. Estate of CATHARINE ORNDORF, decd, | | late of Haines township, Letters testamentary upon sald estate hay lng been granted by the Hegister of Wills to the undersigned, all persons knowing them seives to be indebled to said estate are re Gus 81 «d to make Immediate payment, and those having claims, Lo present them for settlement JOUN J. OUNDORY, Adm1 XM Noodward, Pa APMINISTRATRIX NOTICE Estate of JAMES BECK Marion townsh Letters tests ing been granted Ly 1 signed, all pe indebted to said [HRY Ie ent them for MARY K. BECK, Ex Walker Dt Yore E NOTICE Many KE. SUNDAY Court of Common vs Pieas of Centre county C.D.BURDAY y No, wi Nov, Term #2 To C.D. Sunday Where Mary EK. Bunday your wite has filled a it in the Court of Com i Pleas « ire ‘ nty to Xo. # Nov Ton 1r2 Against you HOw you sied 0 deceased “(1 mediate 10} Ie 10 make ‘ having elalms In the a divoroe t are hereby notified and Feque or before Mon iay the ) day of Aug t of the sald Mary E. bunday a d show ¢ if any you have Lhe ! Mary | inday should not be di vor eed from he bonds primony entered into with you, and in de fault of such appearance you will be liable Ww have a divorce granted ; absense sheriff's of H.5 TAY Seliefonte, June 14 CC® BET PROCLAMATION Whereas the Hon. J Judge of the O¢ LO answer the con al LOK ih aistrict WANTED each state ~lev ve tify ing mse ves, rem thout n locate t pag his office We are that they may and for other reas . mpariant to us one who ean furnish ti following will conte the former address Gro. AM receive thelr AlY f the We give eae favor pe address a SPOCia LER, Aarons! C.SPRANKLE, Stormstown LR. Swire Centre B FA. WHITEMAN, Asht Ins AYRes Pa, E ¥ ward Fa Gnrdesr *En. H L Swan Bufla XK. X Mitcueil, H Lewisburg. Pa Mange Har Fa Miss Errie Kusawen, Bee J.B. Lu Beech Creek Cas. Becnoni Hesny Hox lous F.J Isgarl Fisuns Wa. STav, Bel Gant Fa ward atl h Creek AR Ouray. ( West Dees Rockford Shawne, Kans efonte, Pa IVER IMNRON BANANA I ODI Di a Tora “ign Bend model, sketeh or photo of 1 “nven ne free report on For free book, 4 ore TE MARKS 2% 9.011], [3 OPPOSITE U.S. PATENT OFFICE WASMINCTON.D.C. ANY YY BONNY to be satisiactory must be simple in construction ; efficient in retain: ing the hernia and comfortable to wear. The above truss combines these qualities to a greater extent, we think, than ov other that we bave bandied, an during our so years experience in the drug busi ness we have tried a great many. Don't throw your money away upon some “fake” Wir fe home but come to jet us sce what we can Ay for you. If we cannot it you we will tell you po, and your examination won't cost you a cent, Green's Pharmacy, Rush House Bloek, BELLEFONTE, PENNA. PEFNSYLYANLA | * Datly | bound train from William: | and west bound from ob w—— Une. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS, : RAILROAD § SOHE D SALLROAD AKRD BRANCHE In effect on and after yo 2th, 1908, IA, TYRONE WESTWARD Leave Bellefonte $OSAmM. arvive at Tyrone ph & An, at Altoona, 1.00 pm; at Pittsburg 5 m Leave Helletonte 1 1065p mi; arrive at Tyrone zs p mi at Altoona 2 10 p mat Pittsburg bts m Leave fel iefonte § 44 pm; arrive at Tyrone bat Alloona at € 55: at P tsburg at 10 46 VIA TY RONE—~EASTWAKD Leave Bellefonte 9 53 a m, arrive at Tyrone MGS: at Harrisburg 2 40 pm; at Phfladel- pia S47 pn eave Beliclonte 1 Of a7 at arrive Spm pm al Harrisburg pm wionte 444 pm, arrive Harrisburg at 1000 pm A LOCK HAVES YESTWARD leave Bellefonte | p.m. arrive at Huven 2130p, m., Buffalo 7 40 p.m ViA LOCK MAVENS —BASTWARD Leave Bellefonte, 9.22 a. m. arrive at Haven. 10.30, leave Williamsport S5p.m RiTive at Harrisb Phia at 6.2%. m arrive at Lock Hilamspo,t 2 83 Leave Bellefonte Haven 2} w hilnde pia? Bom; Arrive at Lock tia Harrisburg, 5 Leave Bellefonte Mllamsport, 1.35 a m., arrive Harrisbus 5 a.m. arrive at rons "ila at Tyrone atl Lock Lock 1240 p.m urg at Philadel yen, 9.15 p.m Philadelphia at,’ 3 ViA LEWISE Leave Bel lefonte at f am burg at v0 " Harrisburg, p.m Bellefonte, 2 bur £43 delphis arrive at Lewis. adelphia Po m., arrive at Lewis. at Harrisburg, 6.4 p.m. Phila. call irg ATTERBURY al Manager BALD EAGLE VALLEY EARTWARD - SRasgEene EEIEStRER LEWISBURG & TYRON In effect May 24 EXAILROAD 1 EARTW AN] tre Hall Gre Linden i | Oak Hall Lemont Dale Summ it Pleasant Ga Bellefonte BELLEFONTE S SNOW SHOR BRANCH Time Table on apd after No Leave Bellefonte Arrive at Snow Bhoe in eNeact and 5.45 p.m 218 Leave Snow Shoe } y 81 Arrive at Bellefonte 5 For rates, maps, ete ticket ww address Thos. B ; Bixth Ave WwW. Gen'l. Manager Gen’). Pass Act. THE CENTRAL RAILROAD OF PENNA Time Table effective Nov. 24. 192 READ TP 2 Nod No =] iF HERS RRA LL cass SETERL Dunkles Hublersburg Saydertown Nittany Huston Lamar Clintondale Krider's 8id'g Mackeyville Cedar Springs "ome oe ~~ “- =F » HB ge wrnrran = i ti ah EE HEENY aed - Jersey Shore........| AIT, wo $ Lve iLve Wmsport } Arr {Phila & Reading ry PFHILAD { 1 NEW YORK (Via Phila.) Lve | Ip ft Weeks Days, NEW YORK (Via Tamaqua) AT Lv. AX f Wok Days. £90 p. m. Sunday 1 10:5 a. m. Sunday Philadelphia. Sleeping Oar attached to east Iphin at 11:00. * pm oS TPE: General Supt ELLEFONTE CENTRAL RAILROAD. To take effect Apr. 1 Ed smSnEnrEEEss PRURIITZAL NE 50 RD $0 BEBE SONG 2xIEEY Rl a | CERERSAs ERENT ARBAARSASALS =" TE Eh —.2E8g% i fos GARMAN HOUSE..... H Street, te Court ho Bellefonte, Pa. Entirely New Pocaltre. Steam
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