THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. NOVEMBER 5, 1903, VA LN ol IO 4 1s in) LL iH COMMERCE Labor. | Carpenters Must Merge. Adolph Strau pire to whom was left the the amalgamation of tl organizations of carpenters, ffalo, the quest 1 two national in his re- sser of Bu port recommends that the two bodies | 1905, | 11 unite into one organization Jan, 1, dhe recommendation is to be voted on vention, Chicago Packing Strike. On Oct, 30 1,000 canners joined the stock yards strike begun by 1, sausagemakers, A general tleup was feared. In HX) Girl Messengers Hold Out. The telegraph messengers’ strike Boston continued, the Western Un making use of women messengers, spite of some Interference, and ing telephones and mails. Mayor Col lins offered to arbitrate, but Soper intendent Ames of the Western Un sald he liked the girls and would k then Union President Samuel Gompers in an ftorial In the current American Fe erationist nts on the open s issue r it Ro the Mil Gon that th p proposition fm; that organized labor must gi up i but the con 1 at us or Nonunion, resides Mr. e open she sevelt ler case, ipers conts {0 refuse Btrike Ih In Spain Arbitrated. perious tr vision tr Labor Notes. The Ni York ele COM Promises thei physical exam company to a d umpire in disputed cases Butte attempt ests, have appealed to the the state for an extra legislature w rwwated r objection to tl Oy getung ctor to act . "0 nation allow copper m ner fail Mi 107TH, to buy out the gOoverno session Industrial. New Armor Plate Plant. The Midvale sylvania, ch w ernm ontrac 1a ] build a $2.1 i Anns o It ant to hand plan cupy A new P. R. R. Ind Pennsyl or thr it, pr the Phi of offi gylvar charts Steel cor of Penn led the gov npany wl 18 Awan ont « t w fAfty-fe secret pre wess will be emuph In Trolley Lines, Calumet Canal Work on the ship connect Lake Michigan with umet river was begun with ate ceremonies at Indiana Harbor, canal Is to be three and a half miles long and deep enough to convey ves sels of twenty-one foot draft. World's Gold Production. " The annual report of the director the mint, Issued Oct. 81, shows that the total production of gold in 1902 w Started. hile is to the Cal appropri canal w $205,8%0,600, a gain of about thirty-two | Great Aurora Borealis, Of this | millions over preceding year. the United States produced $80,000,000, The world's 1902 was 100.055.6390 fine ounces of a commercial value of $88484.000, The coinage value was id 215,861,800. The ' electric wave all day. Scientists agree Tr. — PEE EEIEIPPIEIPIIIIIIEE SEE EPI E4404 0404440444 Federated Capital Versus Organized Labor The challenge of organized labor has been taken up. and sporadic resistance of Irregular on of production of silver in| | South um- | { Northern, by each organization at its next con- | onln ini! . of the i } i Africa by Rail I'he Guat Inn Northern railroad is o the harbor of Mex with the Tehuants and the rn ng steps with the The building of il give all rail United States to South exter 10 COnneet road of Mex [ Sal nee gov nt vador is tak | Guntemal these from America, {0 connect line Hines Ww an route Financial. Treasury Near Deficit. of the S500 (EK more The expenses government were over than the month a sur » treasury fiscal year [© cur. | A Flurry In the West The | Washin | the of | | ] 000,000 bond issue held © Oil Still Rising. } ndard Ol) ude company oil to $1 advanced | » of er 1805 Ihe is le £2.00 #8 than) ’ | Ihe | 1 y ol] wells Commercial Notes, The raw | that the dis | possibility | the western side, the | | of the tiing match at Pittsl 74 per bar- |! resulted thus { Wesleyan 6; 8 du t these play is turbances and th with the nre of appearance of spots on sun, Cook Will Try Again, Expl made uns Mount rer ly nscend an nceessful attempt McKinley, In been observed on the eastern to reach the summit, Is 20,400 feet high, is covered with glaciers. Machine For Lorenz Operation, A machine Bartlett, invented n in the same way that Dr, his wonderful cures. the machine doctor's muscular force, + +4 Art, Music, Letters of week of musical ents nment ginning of the very tour” of Adelina Patt With her husband, Baron Ceder she arrived at New Yo spite of her years he od mucl The event the in is the fleld the be “farewell in this country. Inst sirom, In rk Saturday + + + | Recreative Sports | Kaiser to Start Ocean Racing. William of Ger fered to the Atlantic New York Yach yacht race from Emperor uy has of Yacht club an club a trophy New York Ww for a to (owms to all of rig Sir Thomas Lipt n the open tions wit} ut regard to a size kaiser's J | Jenkins Champion Wrestler. Tom Jenkins of from Dan McLeod Int , won of Canada the wres. IFuesday, for world College Football Records. Saturday's leading football matches Harvard Indians 11; Yale 25, Columbia 0; Princeton 44, Cor Pennsylvania 47, Bucknell 6; wn 22, W Dartmouth 34, 47, Niagara 0 I A plonshl mpi p of the 19 La, nell O; Pre yracu * +H Miscellaneous | Accidents, versity at i | SCIENTIFIC The Biggest Meteor. A collector for the Smithsonian at gton has just Inspected at Ore gon City the ered meteor largest ever found in United States. It weighs between and twenty tons. He says that, judging from appearances, it may have been buried In the hill where it was found for many centuries recently discovy and says it is the ten The largest display of the aurora borealis since 1588 was observed early Saturday morning on the Atlantic const and in England. Telegraph and cable lines were interfered with by this great From the stage | pany, the forces of capital now have erysinllized into a definite, concrete, executive Instrument, The at Chicago, Oct, 30, union persecution, David M, Parry of Indianapolis, who as head of Manufacturers’ as sociation has been promigent in the antilabor movement, president of this great federation of capital, executive committee, State and national laws are to be Invoked spiracien, and stronger laws If necessary are to oe urged. The open shop is to be fought for all along the line. Citizen's Industrial Association of America Is the name adopted for the new organization formed by over BOO representatives of capital These men represented came from all sections of the country, associations became charter members, and thelr initial fees make a large sum Immediately avallable for earrying on the war against labor unions Employees are also to be invited to join and thas secure protection from all lines of Industry and More than 100 state and local was chosen He will be in control of the gaint boycotts and con A special train bearing Purdue un attend a foothall is Oct ne | match at Ir with a switch eng 81 collided n that city, caus ath of sixteen persons, in the football team seriously Injured inze which Ak a8 d¢ ing the cluding several of Many In a thirty-mis vith Now others were ute b 4 ywided tenement on side Oct. 31 suf on was swept by s fire LIT Yi Ke a on res west twenty ted Coney Island Nov. 1. destroys ng fourteen hilocks with property loss of $1,000,000 dering homele Fhe plant of the Avil Printing com Phils destroyed by fire Nov, 1; loss, $450.000 A fire threatened the Vatican build ings at Rome Nov, 1, but was quench ed under the personal direction of the pope An explosion of two dynamite at Crestline, O., threw the town into a panie, injuring bulldings and smashing 350 cars in the Pennsyl- vania yards A serious landslide on the lake front it Cleveland Nov, 1 eansed the collapse of the Pennsylvania railroad wall, and the railroad companies had a hard time keeping their tracks in working order I'he sinking is due to quicksand and ren - Mx) people wdelphin, was ear loads Two were killed and nine injured by | a tornado in Oklahoma Oct. 81, Forty-four persons perished in the | collision of Japanese and Russian ves | sels In Japanese waters Oct. 20, Deaths, Mrs, Emma Booth-Tucker, who shar od with her husband the control of the Salvation Army In the United States, was killed In a wreck on the Banta Ie at Dean Lake, Mo, Oct. 20. She was the daughter of Commander Booth, A great throng attended her funeral at New York Sunday. Professor Theodor Mommsen, the famous German historian, who was stricken with apoplexy, died at Ber lin Nov. 1. e to electrical dis- incident the Frederick Cook, who recent. to Alaska, says the trip has established the im- of making the ascent from but that routes had slope | which will be used in another attempt Mount McKinley is of granite and by Ralph W. loston lawyer, and tested in the hospitals of that city is sald to be successful in treating hip dislocation Lorenz made The leverage of is made to take the place 4 the STATELY Women are strong women, and woman's strength is only another term for womanly health, If women did but understand the intimate relation between the gen- eral health and the local womanly health, they would understand that nothing will restore the color to the check, the lustre the p lumpness to the the womanly dis Dr. Pierce's Favor te Prescrip- tion establisl regularity, dries weakening drains, heals inflamma mation and ulceration and cures female weakness, It makes the body plump and the skin clear, “I had so many 18 and aches my life was a burden to me apd also to all the family, for I was nervous, cross and I could not sleep,” writes Mrs, Cordelia Henson, of Coalton, Boyd Co. 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MINGLE’S Their Sh for OCS SHOE STORE BELLEFONTE, PA. 4 FULL QUARTS | * Daily k | | | with | Tra ennsylvania Rye or Bourbon aso WHISKEY for $3.00 | Our Referen Any bank or mer chant in Pittsburg. This Whiskey Money cheerfully refunded if not & Remittance can be made by Letter, Whiskey, “0 Vines, ete R Rich, Ripe ar Check, Stiedial discount for Club Orders. 7 YEARS OLD Exp. charg to Arh carest station { Pe Kd a In CASQ. and guaranteed d to ple ASQ, plai vd Me atisfactory. Money Order or Re gistered We handle all gra jes of fine Send for private price List. MORRIS, FORST & CO. Corner 2nd Ave. & Smithfield St, Dept. 313 PITTSBURG, PA ot | E.K. RHOADS At hie yard opposite the F R. R. Passenger station, sells only the best qualities ANTHRACITE BITUMINOUS COCOA LS. Also all kinds ot Wood, Grain, Hay, Straw and Sand. Buperior screenin burning. Bil PlustarensSand. PELEPHONE OA CALLS: | Comme .' Commercial for lime or's * and TEA, TEA, TEA, The finest beverage of all. For mone Oolong, Japan, Young Hyson Gunpowder, English Breakfast, Oeylon, and several grades of choles blends, We have them all grades At right prices—sometimes people diseard tea because the goods they get do not meet their expectations, Just try our goods and see the re sult, SECNLER & C0. Bellefonte, Pa. THOS. J SEXTON, Attorney at Law OMe on second floor of Eagle Noek Allegheny street. Money to loan : houses for rent an for sale, Collections and all other legal business given eareful and prompt atten tion, «TO CONSUMPTIVES. ; bavi hess restared to health ering for ect? and that ia dread disease i ana ious 10 make known 10 his fellow suflerers the means of cure. To those who desire it, be will eheeriniiy send (free hid et wh ry Ie and Hie Tey BAITLROAD SCHEDULE, JENKBYLVANIA RAILROAD BRANCHES and After r May 2th ARD In effet on WES am ar « 100 p ma | TYRONE pf § fyrons tsburg m Arrive at ) Iyrone Loona 3 0p mat Pitsburg one AH0K m. mrive at Lock iamsport, 12.40 p.m 16 p.m. at FPhillade] 5 Wil 4 p m, arrive at Lock Williamsport 2 53pm. burg, * pi Pilindelphia 7 2 pm ; Leave Bellefonte, 8.16 p. m., arrive at Lock Ha ven, 9.15 p.m. leave Willlamsport, | LR m., arrive Harrisburg 410 a.m. arn ve “lt Philadelphia ati? 22a. m Via LEW IED Wo Leave Bellefonte at 6.40 a. m., arrive at Lewis- burg at 905 a. m., Montandon 9 15a. m Harrisburg, 11.% a, m. Fhiladelphia, 3 3.47 p.m Leave Bellefonte, 2.10 p. m., arrive at Lewis. burg, 4.30, at Haron: 645 p.m. Phlla- delphiast WZ p.m For full Information, time tables, &e. on ticket agent or address Thos, B Passenger Agent Western District Fifth Avenue, Pittsburg , W, W_ATTERBURY General Manager eall Wan No, § J.B WOOD, Pas fraffic Man, BELLEFONTES& BNOW SHOE BRANCH Time Table In effect on and after Nov 20, 186% « $534. m. and 5.4 N%am 7.0 Leave Be Arrive at Snow Bhoe 1etonte islontie p.m 1 5 & ticket agent NTEAL BAILROAD OF PENNA Fable effective XN 24. Jue m. Sunday Ft adel; r attached Lo east und tra n from Willlamsport at 11:3 and west bound from Ph mE J Ww General Bupt LEFONTE( ENTRAI RAILROAD Te take effect Apr. 3 18 WESTWARI ey BTATIONS Ly Ar Bellefonte Lolev ie Morris Whitmer Hunters Filimore Bria Waddle Lambourne. 12. Krumrine 2. State College Struble Bioomsdort Pine Grove Montandon, Lewisbu Lock Haven and Tyro ~ " 2 Ar 1 £ for ym State College cont Rellefonte | wld 00 ORR OR OR 00 OF 0% on ee ee EET TE Trains from lamsport train ns fr Raliroad at Ww pois FH Tn BALD EAGLE VALLEY WESTW AK] . ¥ “ ! > rone yrone \ Ra 5 BD a a tt Bs et te BS BO BOND RS 0 ORS ERECAERY OR UR 4 10% Port Matilda 1130 38 Martha 0 20 Julian Unionville Bnew Shoe Int ( Milesburg $5 Bellefonte ' 41 Milesburg Fu Curtin LF Mt Ragle n Howard 1b Eagleville #13 Beech Creek 2M a Mill Hall 10 855 Look Haven (*) Runs every day (1) Week days only. CHYRNEL REAR | © LR 000 er st tt i “ 1 a Te © 0 © 10 © © © 50 0 IB 0 IIe. e FRET FEMA Reem wie 2 143 33 § B3 f 8 LEWISBURG & TYRONZ RAILROAD In effect May 2M 193 w ENT WARD. Bm 1s LL A Nl 560. © _BARTWARD STATIONS we vee MOD LAD AON seve se we LOWisburg weal Ground... 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