THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. OCTOBER | 1903, rE or Partisanship COMMERCE and INDUSTRY | nate hospital, New York, * * * At the | recent trials of the electrie cars on the ba irlenfeld military road, Germany, a Financial. Lake Superior's Receivership. At the instance of Speyer & Co, the New York creditors of the defunct Consolidated Lake Superior company, the Canadian courts have appointed B. F. Frackenthal, Jr., of Easton, Pa., as recelver of the Canadian subsidiary works. The board of directors has accepted a plan for the company’s re- organization. Many hundred woods- men who were employed by the Lake Superior have come Into the works at Bault Ste. Marie and the Soo In great distress because they have not re- celved their wages. Monday it was reported that the company's promoter, Clergue, had ralsed the $5,000,000 to pay the Speyer note. Skyscrapers For Cleveland. It was reported at Cleveland that John D. Rockefeller had decided to erect fifteen large office bulldings at a cost of $2,000,000 each, Coal Output Curtalled. Most of the large anthracite coal companies of Pennsylvania have cur- tailed operations, giving as a reason | that the market was overstocked. The miners say that the object is to keep prices up. China's New Money System. Chairman ugh Hanna of the mone- tary commission, sent to Europe to con- fer with the powers on the subject of a new monetary system for China and other silver using countries, sald that the general object was attained-—great- er stability in the cost of bills of ex- change that may be sold to Chinese imports for settlement of their outside | purchases. Professor Jenks of Cornell university will soon go to China to take up the plan with the officials. Chinese The Markets. A further general decline in the great industrial and railroad stocks kept pace with the downward plunge of steel; trust securities until the latter were steadied by the Morgan clique. This is belleved to be a healthy reaction from | last year's overspeculation Wheat and corn have eased off on more favorable crop reports. Oats have been at the top of the cereal list. Hay and straw active. Following last week's activity, the prices of meats and provisions have remained about stationary At New York beans com manded £3, best marrow; creamery but ter, 21li¢ 28¢. Steady de | fancy 8c. tw mand for fruits eggs, Accidents and Disasters. — The south bound fast mall train of the Southern railroad jumped a seven ty-five foot near Danville, Va. Sept. 26, killing nine of the crew of sixteen and injuring the rest. Norval King, the $25,000 trotting stal Mon, was killed In a Union Pacific wreck at Grand Island, Neb Fifteen lives were lost in the burning of the Hotel Brunswick at Rochester, MN. X. The recent heavy storms in the West Indies destroyed the homes of 05.000 people on the island of Cozumel, off the coast of Yucatan Agriculture. Corn and Cotton Better. The weekly report to Du view showed that the damage to corn from frost not so great as had been stated. Texas cotton picking is in progress, and the crop Is showing up well trestle crop was Automobile as Plow Horse. Near Ashtabula, O., er has used his automobile hitched to a plow, doing in one hour the work horses would take three hours for, What the Farmers Want, The farmers’ national congress, which was In session at Niagara Falls last week, with 300 delegates representing thirty-eight states, adopted resolutions favoring a graduated Income tax, the { ened a strike { the | wages | entire plant and | Parks | clared | strength under ordinary conditions of | | has that it will ocenpy a perk | ries | ns re i a wealthy farm- | discoverer of the { nounced at 118 miles an hour was malin direct election of senators, the parcel | tained for * * * Professor post and postal telegraph and savings | Dunbar of Germany says that hay bank, laws to control trusts, more ru | fever is caused by the pollen of grasses, ral delivery, the referendum and an | not by mechanical frritation, but by a agricultural census every ten years, |poison which he has found in the pol beginning next year. len. He has produced a curative serum England Admits Our Cattle. which cures after four or five applica- The British government has with. th Monday's eable from Lou. drawn the order prohibiting the land |don says two Frenchmen had made the ing In Great Britain of cattle from record of crossing the English channel New England except that part in re in a balloon. lation to swine. | spe od of two miles, tions, LA Labor. Miller Case Before President. Recreative Sports ¥ gun Al Pp ’} ) Labor leaders of national Promi | Prince Alert's Mile In 1:57, BAL fastest ever traveled by a nence, Including John Mitchell Samuel Gompers, have attended a | The bo meeting of the executive committee of horse In harness, 1, wan paced. by the Federation of Labor at Washing-|}'rince Alert at the Empire City track, ton with the object of reaching some | N. Y. The previous best rec agreement in regard to the wus 1:50 made by Dan Patch at Bookbinder Miller of the government ach, Prince Alert's per- printing office. They requested a con included a new record ference with President Roosevelt a half mile, fastest soon as he returned to Washington, || paced or trotted, and the fastest Monday, to endeavor to convince him | last furlong 13 seconds. Alen Is that he should alter his ruling which swned by James Hanley of 1 rovidence, R. 1., and was driven by J. C. Curry. A wind shield made the great printing office virtually an “open shop” and so unable to give preference to union men. The Cer Another Two Minute Trotter. Labor union at Washington and others | n + Empire City track Bept. 23 elsewhere have petitioned the presi del nt | jor mar became the champion on this matter. John Mitchell lunched | trotting gelding when he equaled the with the president Tuesday. | world’ rotting d of a mile In Flour Supply Cut Off. held by Lou Dillon, thus Many of the great flour mills of Min beside the turf queen. Al- neapolis have been the em. | though paced by a runner and alded ployees striking for an eight hour day by a wind shield on sulky of leading The millers have advertised for labor Major Delmar had unfavorable ers and will fight to a finish, | conditions of wind and track. In one Was greater Dillon's because in rts of the mile new made. On the 4 , great rg pr was ght by E E Fred- srick Parke for Inrgest m ever pald fo Major MeDon- gt mile onkers case of ord Brighton Bu formance aiso DOL Bed onds for as | in was used, a rai recor {two minutes | taking place closed, runner, his achievement Wyoming Miners Threatened. More than 14,000 miners have threat- | on all the properties of Union Pacific in Wyoming to en- force their nd for Increase of OX and decrease in hours, were dema the wr a gelding. en by A. P. £40,000 Northwestern's Wages Raised. The Chics and N¢ road after conferring w of the unions in the repair shops has granted recognition of union and an ind gO wrthwestern rall dmar was dris ith a committee New Running Record. first meet of the New Alexander Grant record the he seventy Athlet rease in wages ) . ub Unionism Drives Out Business. * head of the great Alli ny saves that the d's running 0 i 27 454. The old ree removal « ord. ’ > 4 8 AeA PRP gs" halmers offices is, Wis., is compelled by | bles and strike losses to West All hor tr —— Miscellaneous. Iron Workers Support Parks. The convention of International Iron Workers at Kansas City, Mo, decided to sunt the de egates of the New York Mrs, Hou Smit} injon standing of the Mrs. Nation's Philanthropy. arrie Nation tchet sa has conveyed ity, Kan. of that the ha headed by Sam wn smasher of Kan that this union | 8 i » and lot Ir ansas ( associntion i the Asso hanar Park we | PU be 1 niained the Carrie proudest moment of | NAL woe For Drunkards’ Wives now was but the first ses 10 be establ ad been ru out ties President Buc it was the his life and that to do things Te ich Bou 1H nt tins LR }'n dilkere SCIENTIFIC nt WAS AI Do We He of a ished he would begin ™ sald this nounced of Sartoris, granddaugh Girant, deutenant gon of General Marcus ght on the Confederate il war regiment to Eat Too Much? ginning this week, a squad of vol | As a colonel the United States army of a General Wright fought Grant at Belmont and With the marriage of Miss e the Ie ary three of General Grant's ninous food requir | grandchildren born the British for the malr ance of health and | flag will have become American citi nring the ci Fennessges “ anharg (ing a test at Yale ast an 100! uni | versity, ount | of proteid ane under ed wns Professor R charge of life H who the Chittendon “Strenuous Life” the Cause. Professor Goldwin Smith, the dis ruished Canadian scholar, asks In rrent Independent If President t's constant preaching of the not indirectly and to the pre of violence in connection exper ment, says wl of about onths d that n He thin nine n 0 special the are invols ks “there | that peo) much more easity for and n the run apparently uestion Yeoiid renuous life may ordinarily consume nely contribute than this excess of food detrimental to health very object alu od at” Behring's Consumption Theory. Professor vor the famous diphtheria serum, an Berlin that he had found a means of making human beings Im mune from consumption by inocuiat ing them with a harmless tuberculosis serum obtained from cattle Charles B, Farwell, ex-United States Science Notes. senator from Ilimols and one of the, The hitherto incurable disease of epl- [ oldest residents of Chicago, died at that lepsy was being treated successfully | place Sept. 28. He was one of the first by use of the X rays at the Postgrad- | muitimillionaires, there is ne ailing reign with the race | ong and defeats the ine Deaths. Behring Fred 8 a noted figure In New York Reg an politics for twenty. five years and a member of the national | Republican committee, died at Asbury | Park, N. J, Sept. 21, Gibb mb oo — A — A BN — - - - w— - Eee a aa aamat tt aaa AAaaaass ass a aA AAR Ad AS AAA JUST THE GIST OF IT ALL The end of September finds the American publie mind, above the dally routine of work and business briskness, waking up to the possible events on the all absorbing problems of party Issues and candidates in the nearing presidential campaign, while in Europe war clouds darken the outlook. The determination of organized Roosevelt administration on record In the case of un. fon opposed Bookbinder Miller, whose reinstatement made the government printing office virtually an “open shop,” has been emphasized further many central labor bodies and by the conference of national labor leaders at Washington. however, Is thought to be unwilling even to discuss his ruling In favor of an “open shop,” Mitchell was a guest at the White House Tuesaday, The appearance of Lewis Nixon, the rich shipbuilder, as an independent Democratic candidate for mayor of New York may mean a new factor in the harmonizing of Democratic factions in the national canvass, In the Indorsement of extortion convicted Parks by the fron workers’ convention organized labor and cap ital have not been brought nearer together. Miners in Wyoming and flour mill men in Minnesota are after more pay and shorter hours. Anthmeite operators cur talling output. Collapse of the Consolidated Lake Su perior company teaching its healthy lesson. Stock mar ket was depressed. Tillman trial begun. Jett sentenced to death. Dexter murder reveals conspiracy of Adiron- dack woodsmen against private park owners, With the armies of Turkey and Bulgaria almost face to face on the border, the thunderclap of war was still deferred, while Russia warned each side that it would not be allowed the fruits of victory, The French move against Morocco believed to be started, with British consent. Another anti-Jewish riot In Russia, Hungary on edge of revolt. Panama canal treaty dead. King Edward a real factor In cabinet crisis, German seclentist announced serum cure for hay fever and new Immunity from consumption. Test of overeating beging at Yale. Greek theater reproduc tion at University of California. Prince Alert made new world's pacing record, 1:87, while Ma) Jmar tied Lou Dillon's trotting record. bearing of certain labor to put the by the appeals of The president, though John LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. | gxec UTOR'S NOTICE, | Estate of JOUN W, BECKWITH, | late of Taylor township, | Letters Testamentary upon sald estate hav fg been granted by the Register of Wills to the undersigned, all persons knowing them selves to be indebted Lo sald estate are request ed to make immediate payment, and those hav- ! Ing elas, Lo present them for settiement, JOHN T, BECKWIT CHRISTINA deceased, BECK WITH Hannah, Pa APMINISTRATUR * NOTICE. Estate of Marion twp JACOB YEARICK. dec'd, late of Lotiers of administration hav ing been duly granted on the above estate he would respectiully request ail persons Know. ing themselves indebted tothe estate to make Immediate payment and those having elaims against the same to present them duly authen | ticated tor settlement gE. J. YEARICK, Admr, Windber, Pa. Harry Keller Att'y, i | APMINISTRATOR'S ) B NUTIC K. Estate of OW, Huxtan, dee'd, late of Belle fonte Boro, Letters of administration having been duly granted on the above estate he re. spectiully requests all persons knowing them selves indebted to the estate to make famed | ate payment and those having claims against the same to present them duly authenticated | for settlement, | J.D HUNTER, Adm’? | Bellefonte, Pa, FURTNEY & WALKER, Attys. xdl PY BLIC SALE: The executors of JOHN WOLF. late of Miles township, Centre county, Pa, dee'd, will o fler at public sale on FRIDAY, OCTOBER ™h, atone o'clock p.m. on the premises FINEFARM OF THE DE situate In Miles township, near Hebersburg, Pa.. bounded east by land of T. E. Royer et al north by public rosd, south by Jos. K. Moyer, west by Jos. Blerly eslate CONTAINING 172 ACRES 51 perches of which about 150 acres |8 In an ex cellent state of cultivation Ihe balance 18 GOOD TIMBER LAND, consisting of white and white pine. On the premises are erecled a large two story dwelling, bank barn and all necessary out’ buildings, all in first class order A fine young orchard running water at the house and barn It will be offered In a whole or In parts. In short 1t is of the finest farms in Miles town ship Terms will be made known on day of sale by J. W_ ZEIGLER. ana WINIFRED BRUNG ART, 3 Executors EL FS) the EDENT, oak GH! AT BALE Mil town. Of houses ton, Sunt ship. The heirs of Henry Hummel, Northumberiand county, Fa offer at public sale on the farm bein West OC} Isquaque township on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10th, 190%, at one o'clock p. m,, the following estate of sa covased, to wil giver Bottom farm in West Ch township between Lewisbu the public road and trolley Acres and rode, De on, havieg Iarge Dank Never fa peach pears, € ring a most desirable lots and fine farm situate in ury and West Chillisquague late of Milton deceased, will g sold In described rea dd {1lisquaque ton, on ontatnis g 14 land. in & erected a CENNATY of water rapes and fesl. on time and place I briex ¢ south Front Si on which separated by walls mak pgs, with stables, gar be sid SeDAr ale y or Fe tL dee { deep dens and yards pet her Bre gether iit pur Also atl th e same Lime and piace GOOD BUILDING LOT of above dwellings in M # feet 3 wit ph ort and A the same time a : A FINE BUILDING LOT fn above feet e118 feel to All sirest tage of Al ®ap0w s very valuable stip. mm. of said d son the farm | here ne = be ADD He rs of HENK ¥ Hi J Thompson Baker "ity Lewisburg Fa, Sept. IA Tish FINEST PURE OLIVE OIL Salad Pickles, Sardines, Pe Meals L |] MM EL, De Olives Aled Dressing SECHLER & CO, Bellefonte, Pa, Learn Telegraphy nn. A Pom Kellers Business ollege. LEWISBURG, PA. Our Course in embrace Abbreviations and de Work, Duties of Railroad Emp! Forms, Telegraphy will VY COS, (rain Prov Stock Quo ion Abbreviations, Pi in transn receiving The M Telegraphy Code, Railroad Signals, The Repair of Lines, The Routine ot Office Wo Construction of Datteries The Use of the Switchboard, The handling of Ground Wires, Railroad and Commercial Rules Adjustment aud care of Instru. ments, Spelling, (rammar, Penmanship, Rapid Calculation, Business Arithmetic, Business Correspondence, Railroad Accounting. T ypewriting, Sending and Receiving all kinds of Commercial and Railroad Mes- BATOR, The General Principles of Elee trical Science applied in Telegra phy, and many other details not enumerated. netu itting and tion ree It's hardly possibile | to pe up & better course and it will pay you to lnvestigate, The " struetion Is under a competent and kparl enced teacher. There Isa great demand for operators, KELLER'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, | x» Lewisburg, Pa. TRY OUR BLENDED TEA 100, 800, Me, and $1.00 per 1b, You will be well pleased SECNLER & CO, Bellefonts, Pa. and | 4 FULL QUARTS Pennsylvania Rye or Bourbon 7 YEARS OLD WHISKEY 7 wank med for $3.00 {ez YEARS OLD Any bank or mer- it chant in Pittsburg. This Whiske y 18 Rich, Ripe and Mellow po. and g Money cheerfully retunde d if hot satisfactory, temitt: ince can be made by CO heck, Money i" Lotter Special discount for Club Orders. We and y all g Whiskey ’ Wi ines, ete. Send. for private price list MORRIS, FORST & CO. Corner 2nd Ave. & Smithfield St, Dept. 313 PITTSBURG, 1Arane PA. LL LAL Lu WE'RE OUT FOR THE 3 Ad SCHOOL SHOE TRADE of th All the place to get the is town. the boys and gir proper styles, but, in this city that does not buy their Boys " [ here and we can get the head of that family READ THIS AD and to come here just to take a look : we'll get ily’s trade, sure. No as we are offering Shoes for boys father or mother can resist in $1.00, $1.25, A. C. MINGLE. BELLEFONTE, PA. THE BILT WELL SHOE FOR MEN) Are the Best Shoes ever sold for $2.50 & $3.00. EVERY PA GUARANT! SED Also made for Boys and Youths, SOLD OIWLT BT Veager & Davis, The Shoe Money Savers, BELLEFONTE AND PHILIPSBURG. A FINE ASSORTMENT of Crackers, Riscults and Confeo tonery. Sure to please. SECNLER & C0, Bellefonte, Pa. WM. BURNSIDE, Successor 10 Ohas. Smith, FIRE INSURANCE, BELLEFONTE. PA.
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