THE CENTRE Ds MOORAT, BELLEFONTE, PA, DECEMBER 17, 1903, ANNI RAILROAD SCHEDULE, PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD AND BRANCHES In effect on and after Nov, 20th, 1903 a 8 ; i 4 Trains arrive at and depart from Bellefonte A j" | A as follows ; e-] J ; : od y ‘ Yih TY ROX E~WESTW AKD. : ' ha ‘ Leave Bellolonte ¥ 04am, arry t 1 1) SG 7 {i All Li x % : You can’t do better, Slippers always 11 06 mm, at Altoona, 100 p mn ; at Prosbure : i aba ¢ way res ow ) 5) pm Tei t I \ on in/ LANES ¥ VL make a splendid Cunisraas Givr, wv Holiefonts 1 06 p mi arrive at Tyrone | Many will be the storm-swept nights 21 pm; at Altoona s 10p mi: at Pittsburg BE . N { %# i 5 pm this Winter, and how comfortab e will he Leave Bellefonte & 64 pm; arrive at Tyrone | and FR right to protect themselves against be Beale d in his chai ir, the heavy shoes U0: at Altoona at € 55; at Pittsburg at 10 46 i ip swwleence 4 ored + : . 3 5 54" FIA TIRONE~BAST WARD POLI i ICS an thelr i gligence by : relng contracts cast aside for the more comfortable Slip Leave Bellefonte 53 am, arrive at Tyrone | HOO ir nitro r B ii i Harrist n ys P | bon their p na nder this ruling wrs. How pleasant to contemplate ! hia by Jarrisburg 2 30 p mat Pufladel- {all shippers and passengers who have | . ——————— ; Howed by the statement of | sulfered damages at the hands of rail A 1 ‘ | General. { the standard of purity adopted roads since this suit began, about two minder of the giver, Choos ng : “fu pm, arrive at Tyrous — a ‘st Minister to Panama. years ago, are entitled to collect the easy, Tor Ur pLOCK argc. . y png at iPM Chicago Gets the Convention, \ xm I. Buchanan of New York difference between the contract Hability questio f tuste . YIA LOCK Hav WESTWARD T) e Ri Klican national mnitted | former minister 1 onlin Ava : of ompnny and the actual damage Men's Dongola, Tan, Kid. rOCCO | Haven n., Buffalo 140 p - " low ustained. This applies to any state in ’ th Slinbet H he Union. Es A pai r of hd ppers 18s a Ar LOTS (he ' yoy Hh bu Phy g Lire : . : 2) A Har ris ef pm; at Phliae ‘met W dec! old the 1 hile vention for the nomination f presi I'he nomin | WAS 861 the Postal Thieves Punished. dent and s presidential candids vin t ee. 12. 1 wns di Thomas W. McGregor and OQ, Ells at Chicag: eglnning uesday, June roe reneral of "ay neriean ex- | worth Upton, the clerks in the rural £1, 1604. On the first day 16 4 m. H led fro: vey wrk fi lelivery of » postoflice department slon the committe lled in a body on D jesdny convicted of conspiracy to defraud the ly ) President Roosevelt, he absence Of)... ...1 Wood Renominated. rovernment, were sentenced at Baltd the secretary, Mr. Heath, was notable wo Ss ji ; more De 12 to serve two years in the fn view of the reflections cast upon| ~° ~ kt YVoata * Gon. | Maryland penitentiary and pay a fine kim In the Bristow report. The com aa " ” na 2 . ara of $1,000 each, motion for a new trial for Ay reasons mitteemen were loud in thelr protesta ) . dr Aud St dig thn : | having been denied tions of loyalty to Roosevelt for the ow é fy 1 x party leader next year notwithstand fng that several incidents kept alive the rumors of Hanna's candidacy. The question of admitting delegates from Porto Rico to the national convention, also those from Hawail and Luzon, was referred to a special committee 'he main feature of the president's Sing Monday ’ BALD EAGLE VALLEY feaded by Postmaster General Payne. | annual message to congress Dec. 815 : a as { LEY. Another yy ttee was authorized to|was its defense of the prompt recogni-| James AM. Rage Ww he Arrested at Mem MINGLE 5 SHO E ST OR E. jm - . ascertain to what extent socialism en- n of Panama on the EC | pas, Tenn, fonday charged with om | } . EABYWARD ters Into politics. | lombia's bad th and our duty to| cZ2ling $100,000 from the First Na Store open until 9 o'clock. ‘ ’ 4 : o% : onal bank of Paterson, N. J., where Folk Ideas In the Message. c. 44 ; v ey i 16 was note teller. A St Louls newspaper declares ch imi { Another robbery of a tower operator Ja ANANSI AAS AS NSN ANS NNT NSN NS NSN that the parts of the president's] ET EE | was reported near the Morton Grove message den! Foreign. | station, Chicago, Tuesday night, when | ng with official Operator Rankin was bound and locked = S6000000000000000000 A na freight car while his cash drawer corruption were verican nsul Attacked ’ AER alll 1 COLD WEATHER REMINDERS: ard A ATI i § HAVUR—BABTWARD mothe ! " Era and me ther f e le Warn, Lei Bellefonte, 2.06 m., arrive at Lewis ing 1 a1 Notes. lined, easy shoes. ; hota al i Harri SOurg, 6.50 p. m., Phils structive interval betwee ont James B. Kellogg, convicted at New The argest assortment { Wrering. = 1 information me tak &e. call he extra session The nate military | York two years ago for using the malls Overgaiters and Jerseys—a little less Panne gent Ww " ao Pon atl mittee continued its hearing re. | frnufiviently in connection with the E, in price than elsewhere. Ny ’ (1 J.R. WOOD irding the charges again Wound 15 Dean get rich quick e¢oncern and } Pas iraffic Man. . ‘ | who had secured numerous delays, was GEO. W. BOYD, Gen’l Pass. Agent. The President's Defense. | ' i sentenced to eighteen months in Bing Repairing by Herman Robb. Mart ladelphia Teachers Glad ed phraseology ‘ ’ I ir e Lolo hedule for increased sa No explanation ' nt : troops ove mentary teachers will benefit most 3 Pr ] i fron at fe is MM to Ie he £11 = : "or s nf £20 heen offered B t i ’ nd hey will receive an increase of $30 a - LEWISBURG & TYRONE HK AILBOAD p interviewed bh . " CHL OL THE year for ten years, making a maximum In effect May 24 wi ¥ ’ the presi-|T | Was Janted Lie rom the Dixie, 770. ; ) ully armed and equipped. They went dent say it is merely a coincidence d : ' Butler Favors the Rod. nto The y best for horses. In Lt} ’ : | » tent Rutier of Calumbi : he , . . Roosevelt's Availability, Diet Off I Mikad President Butler of Columbia univer Blan ets pr We ean eat others N . t yo \i fends ikado. sity id the New Yo hod red . The Cincinna ymmercial Tribune, P 3 N id th ew York School Princ C k [8 8 kets table bla: EANTWARD - . ‘ WDEror « Japan in his speech pals’ } Sa turds 3 a Republican paper, has caused consid be emperor of Japan in his speech pals’ club Saturday that be favored font the POT a 1 nin vf the | cornea 1 ne ' yu} erable comment recently by jestion wa the thro he op g of @ corporal punishment in the public ing the availab Roosevelt and | 9iet Dec. 10 expressed the hope that|schools. He said he hoped that the Plush and fine : ee hr sia mu a bm will vegotin pending between h large hearted and sentimental and soft 5 - \ . suggesting e names of Senators Hale Wi values for the ana Frye of Maine, | nten : ov n t and that of Russia wou hearted would “give us a chance to get a all factions of Republicans in New re ult in peace a the preservation of | back at the boy in the only way of York would + r Frye, while some | JAPAN'S rights. Ti radical al rity | which the impression lasts.” He told SLEIGHS, FARM SLEDS, BOYS’ SLEDS, SLEIGH BELLS, anything you the unprecedon f th hrashin stems in his school might : iki : be thras Rysiais in acho may need whea snow comes, take 0 when 1 ave certain. | HOR DO riticising the cabinet | days and offered neelf in evidence ' + : : : cing d weak In pressing Superintendent Maxwell of New ties? t asks Dre len 0 stand ’ --- SELNMERARENE AEE! Ris bg Sprin Centre Hal # sregg Linden Hall Oak Hal lamont ale Ky Pleasant Bellefont r this reply the diet | York argue (inst a return of cor or 150 DB Conall Stunts Kouing Tab McCALMONT & CO. Witha view top aside N BELLEFONTRS SNOW SH JR BRANCH n* Tat e 4 oe t n 3d aller Noy imave Bellefonte Arrive at Snow Shoe ’ ling the eRRTUINg ea | 0000000000000 00000000000000000000P0VIDVVPVVVHF000000D0000 ~~. y gan 4 FULL QUARTS it ennsylvania Rye or Bourbon SET WHISKEY *=== tale that students x} spend at least ten hours a day (ur ’ fore h 2 Pov paid | ; ’ : BPORTH studying, give two hours fo meals Any nK or $3. NiY neq if ERI ETE Zion three to athletics, one to recreation and | olan sbur £3 Kd in a plain case. | | fects Park . n | A : 4 Dunkies sight to al } his schedule is 101 . 3 3 ol 0 i, This dule is thought hi \ ia Ripe and Mellow, and guaranteed to please. : 13} Hublersburg 1 : $1118 } y R OT TTI A by some educators to be too severe 3 p . Suydertown we want it d nderstood t : 4 : . Moto cheerfully refunded if not satisfactory Nittany we are not proud of part our cou Notes Recitation Method Wrong. Remittance ean be made by Check, Money Order or Registered gr try has taker Hitt had defended the | The report reache ictoria, B. OC. | President Woodrow Wilson of Prirk Lotter. Special discount for Club Orders. We handle all grades ot fine Clintondale : 3 ¢ ’ spud 1 tl “thod f . = Krider's 8id’ p A that Pan Chong srmerly Korea's min. ton repudiated the present met so 1 ’s " ~ . ’ . i ® sourse of the president and received | th hong meri] res lade. tankeudtion 1 especially the | VW hiskey, Wines, ete. Send for private price list. 3 BM Ghaceeyvilie oud applause on the Republican « de | ister of fore Kn iffa rs, had bean as college Insiruciion, am especia y e ” ug a N 4 QOedar Springs | i 1 n tl | | when he said the whole world had been | “assinated in Japan for the part he recitation system, in an address before “ “ a | 345 7 80] ry ro in favor of a canal and added, “We Played in the assassination of the the Sehoolmasteny wsgeia} us 1 MORRIS EF ORS | & CO ' 1 v ‘ by bad we York. He declared that the recitation » . ECRERER BR | have got a man to work om it who will | queen of Korea. * * * Having just re rk eclared . el (RERCH CREEK RR.) : o as practieall los i welop .. 4 N y . v Jersey Shore... soon cut it through.” | urned from a 2,000 mile journey in the “0% PF y useless in developing Corner 2nd Ave. & Smithfield St. Dept. 313. PITTSBURG, PA. | Kongo state, the British consul. Roger any initiative in the student and that 2® 9 10{ Arr Wms rt | Lve | _ he olective system was not much b te u iflve pars § Art Senate Takes Up Smoot. | Casement, confirms the worst the yatem was not much bet | reports h {(Phila. & Reading ry) The senate committee on privileges | of slavery and barbarism In the gov. '*T He said there was no place for the T% 48 FHILAD 1 : turer Who here fen anart § ’ | 0 ol... NEW Y( —— and elections, to which charges against | rnme nt of natives leet er who Inarely tried to Impart in CHICHESTER S ENGLISH E. K. RHOA DS we @ y NEY Ay Senator Smoot of Utah had been re | formation: he could only outline a sub p.m.a m. Arr Weske Lve. a i —- nn— t ai Hmulate int y v ays fora, donded os 1, to seve], sm weet” Tew PENNYROYAL PILLS (reeks ban Be Legal and Criminal At his yard opposite the P sree AE NEW YORK ..L¥. A 0 the general attitude of the Mormon | er way was to merely give the student (Via Tamaqua) : BE —— / » church toward polygamy as well as] ; material to work with and tell him to | ~ R R Passenger station, Dally. {+ Week Days S00 p. m. Sunday the right of Mr t to his seat in| Cannot Limit Damages. get the results himself, holding bim | o i sells only the | resi qualities Philadelphia Sleanine funda’ ‘ FR - BINERERY I 5 aan A EE EEE ye PRE REWMB ERR RDO CE PF yx #2 8 (Fosneenscs -— ah uw = - : 4 » the senate. A copy of the charges was I'he United Stat ipreme court in| responsible at examination SO Tai BE ‘lp. 8 Pp. m. ordered sent to Mr, 8 8 {the case of the Pennsylvania railroad | Carnegie’s Gift Accepted. | So “* | ANTHRACITE and wast ound Mom PRI RPT, Hoar Wants More Facts. {against Hughes and Fleming estab Andrew Carpegie's offer of $1,500,000 vo d General Supt hed a new principle in damage cases, | t ‘hiladelnt { Ng Ti ibrarie an B—————————————————————————————— Renator Hoar of Massachusetts offer ; hm K ) 0 Philadelphia for branch libraries has Alwars reliable "Ladies nek Prroggist for ’ It is that raliroad companies have nol been accepted by the city council TERS ENGLINN u Red and | BI OU ELLEFONTROENTRAL RAILROAD ed a resolution calling on the president | : I . bE nes W BR ow bine ribo TUMIN S | To take affect Apr. 5, 18 for all the facts connected with the es — Take ne other, Refase dang crows ambntde | tutions ned imitations ¥ ¢ Prruggint tablishment of the republic of PANAMA. | 4444444444404 44 0604044000040 0 0044005054000 04 6040044 "tend Be. in maps for Pariieninrs, Teath WESTWARD BAMTWARD, This was the first sign of Republican $ maniais acl Relief for Laden oid 4 3 1] $ disaffection as to the president's Pan S Ww S Wi ih Pr 1% 44 - rr ATTATION. ' ays age ystem ill Pass OMICHBETAR OREMICAL OO ANY Ar ci ; i 8 0 Belisfonts ama policy ; ; : 7100 Madison Square, PHILA. PA Also all kinds of SAOoleville., This, then, is the meaning of the great struggle between labor and Mention his paper. Morris, cupital, according to Commissioner of Labor Carroll D. Wright, who Ri #poke before the Baciety For Ethienl Culture at Philadephia, Dee, 13: Fillmore... “Capital charges to the consumer the depreciation of property and Wadd machinery. Why should not the depreciation of labor machinery, its THE GREAT “RUB-DOWN.” hands, its brains, its body, be included In the final cost? We see In purity of food products for the guid “Waddle... screenin for lime every progressive community that the demand of the workingman is no Saperios Builder's and longer for a wage sufficient to enable him to keep body and soul to- - rng. «San gether. Labor has been taught to feel that it is a social as well as an Plas d. ance of the officials in the various] ~Lambourne. Krumrine .. economic power In the community, and this educating process has LINIMENT 0000 states and of the courts in the foter-|& gone on until the demand for labor is for a reasonable margin beyond » FELEPHONE CALLS: pretation of present or future pure food | that fixed by the iron law of wages. Cotittal « « » = = « + + No. 13m statutes. Before the adoption of any | “I'he wages system will pass away, It is, as has been shown, an- « + No schedule It was submitted to the man satisfactory in many of its applications. It depends too largely for its ufacturers and merchants dealing In equities npon the generosity and great mindedness of employers, Dr. J. J. KILPATRICK, dhe products under consideration. Two “Ih system that will take the place of that under which mere rd Dentist, : SHINGLES. aesctions are on animal products and wages sre paid probably will be composed of the profit sharing and co lefonte, Pa. plast vegetable products, and a third, on operative plans, The work people will then acquire the interest of In. Bel P Worlondte BF nel sing preservatives and coloring matter, is vestors ‘he more capable will rise to their opportunities, and the less Blt er tion wiven to arial plates. ol now in preparation. In every case def). worthy vill find their level” This deliverance has attracted wide at- 4 Chestnut shingles. Call on or ad. nitions are given so as to Indicate pre tention » poluting one way ou’ of the woods, dress Jxo. I. Guar & «¢isely what the report has reference to, «Fine oysters and oyster creckers—at 38tf hens » : i» : : -~ we ECMmNEe’ = aad] pe. { Executive. ©OWicinl Food Standards. The United States departinent of ag- | vieulture has just issued a circular | which alms to establish standards of | . ) é 14 4 bd sus: ¥ snnane’ 2% R= == eet ok ITE ERE - - RE a ET Er | vososas : PETE Prete T be .
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