THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE PA, FEBRUARY 1904 BAIL ROA D SCHED ULE AND hg A Al Al Id LL DIN) Bi | i RR ARIES CS TT LT TTA SRT ART =% . RUINED BY A RASH WAQGER. A rash wager has ruined many a man financially, but this wager ruined a man physically, He was proud of his strength and wagered that he could lift a ship's anchor. He won the wager, but the strain was too great for him and he broke down in health from that day. There's many a man or woman who undertakes too great a task for the strength they possess. They won't give up, so they break down. The woman drudges in the house, the man toils in the store. ‘They don’t break down by one tremendous strain, but by a steady over-draft on their strength, People who are run-down in health, deficient in vitality, worn-out or worked out, will find new life and strength in the use of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It cures the stomach and other digestion and nutrition, and so enables nourish ment of the body eH and riches the blood, ‘up the body with sound muscle and solid flesh, "When I commenced vour health was completely Mrs. Minnie Lampman "At times, generally with ternbie distress in st to express what I » almost helpless—liver very n my nerves were 50 had I wa tors, but all to no avail, for JENNBYLVANIA BAILROAD BRANCHES, In effect on and after Nov, 20th, 1908, Trains arrive at and depart from Bellefonte as follows : VIA. TYRONE~WERTWAKD Leave Bellefonte § Siam. arrive at Tyrone 11 Bs Am, at Altoona, 100 pm; at Pittsbusg m Leave tants 106p m; arrive at Tyrone 20pm; al Altoons 2 10 p m ; at Pittsburg CH pm, Leave Bellefonte 4 44 pm; C00 at Altoona at § 06 eee — rs “4 — ther re ted or lgnored. All the oth- and GOVERNMENT 150 it is POLITICS AW nired time ay /] oo Notes. w——— certain conficential naval orders and A sentence of years' dispatches on the ground that thei ment was imposed on George A nubs best for the for with this cor [O00 as cashier of showing the + been arrested of troops on the isthmus Milwaukee grafting, { forty-nine indictment * * James Smith and hb vm of Brook lyn have b so0ret pery secured | jority gave a | n of some pian tol officers for counterfeiting smi arrive at Tyrone (at Pltsburgat 0 8 VIA TYRONB~BASTWARD Leave Bellefonte § 53 am, arrive at T 11 06; at Harrisburg 24 pm; PH phia 47 pm Leave Bellefonte 1 06 pm, arrive at Tyrone 20pm: at Harris Purg6 55 pm; at me delphia® 28 pm 4 p Loave Beliefonte 4 44 pm, arrive at Tyrone C00;:at Harrisburg at 1000 p m. ViA LOCK HAVER—~WESTWARD leave Bellefonte | 2 p.m. arrive at Leck Haven 2 30 p. m., Buflalo 7 & p.m VIA LOCK HAVEN ~BASTWARD Leave Bellefonte, 9.32 a4. m. arrive st Look Haven ! 5, leave Williamsport, 12.40 pao Harrisburg, 5.15 p. m., at Philadel $ m arrive at loss Williamsport 2 63 | ade phia? fry arrive at Lock Ha amsport, 1.385 Am, arnve st SOOTEOEOOET ten imprison- Rose embezzling $187.- the Produce Ex Three more officials in connection with making a total of IA General. not he Along Was an would cation at Cleveland, O,, R Chosen Senator { public interest ayner ose or, Isidor Rayner States senntor from ceed Senat McC ou ture apolis ndence statement for e bank, *** ted ind the legisla After a| Notes. 1 the Dem | I'he United {to sue SRR wis ei Marylt 188 by igtorical precedents land R a ERIE SITET ITF FS KR 2 A Feb. TR f several weeks end of the canal treaty fight oR diseases of organs of { I cratic had majority and | compen } ten votes to CRUCUS | the senate was f« 1 sil REE, SRA ir 1g ation re p.m cave Ww 41f owing Admit as held purifies en A a od and spare oun the| than general b (. the house na p between Ortiz and builds preceding day [Iisa victory was a blow to the Gorman ma ne In Mary land. The ce of Ray not ve, however X arrive at Lewis. ndon $154. m "Phil adelphia ay ve at Lewis p.m. Phils medicine broken down,” of Porcupine, Wis eating, was taker Words fai ight arn my writes LK EN ROEN NNT Er aT A after Xr, (5. % iffered. 1 Was uch affected, and ” will NAINA s almost in hysteric I was no better nee nu wery and and grew » wey ex-Governor ed for him to Gorman's ry to the: nent as : ye # Wore x eign. A ‘ Fav sir sup Qut of Prison. $3 R_ There blood. MENA es ER Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cleanse the bowels and stimulato the sluggish liver. ~~ “Py KERR 7 SAE AR EGE Nr 00 or or 7 0a oS a MP PTT - r ’ $ 5 ] f J : enc. Treasury's D PTTTTT TT TTI TTT PITTI FITTrTT FTTRrIT IIIT PPTTrTT PITT Ter YIrTY YT Y FET rrr Y ITE PYPrTTr FIYPRFTT FRYTYTIroer SyrvrmTT. repre Putting Money Into Good Fuel Uruguay Rebels TLL eee - f or “ ARAL Adhd A bs 4 German Garrisons Rescy TITTY Ne ng the I’ OF OF 00 0 OF gn OB 00 OP OR OR 00 WO White Mouse Rec ' Ar BEECH CREEK “ R.) Jersey Shor i a LTT TTY -F-§ eption Rule. + » NR ] 3) we ™ # (quest oa —_— =m PF ux #2 8 Ppeusascs YORK Via Phila m. Arr Lveip t Weeks Dave. NEW YORK .. Iv. Via Tamaqua Ar or Odell of Legal and Criminal. sure to give Dally. t+ W ork ity. Leading = Days f 64 10:55 a. m. Sunday Philadelphia Sieaping Our stiabhed 0 ast bound train from Willlamsport at 1 ¥ m. snd west bound trom Ph nhis at op Wy EPHART General Supt this is a rders sent ht 13 coe el i w aoe Amalgamated Copper Wins | ELLEFONT = TECENTHAL RAILROAD met y 3 1880 WESTWAR EASTWARD, £ McCALMONT & CO, Bellefonte, Pa. Lididddiididiididitdiditiidtditaaet Ah Abb badd bbb bid bd ab bib LAR bE bbb SCIENTIFIC J i Abbi 4 ~ " " = Aluminium Tubes For Radium Wh tmer Hunters THNe TR | - FE ——————— w— ih nia : i nie i rrott Pr Nop Legislat SR w— - payin adium in as MeGinnd Money For 8t. Lo hs the | Montana An priat of $6400.00 to be | loans 1 Ser NES is one of the most Foods ; Ira practical yet Flakes. It will please vou. We taken in the devel , 1 CArry nent of the nd , of radium to LAF t ry ry ] . wston sions ’ - 0 50 NE A280 80 vy egler Not Extradited. of New York {30% a line of twenty-three ids of ream of Purchase ex amend bill and | “''™ 4 application of & pe Lewisburg, Wii Bloomsdort Fine Grove ns trom Montandon ort Lock Haven and Tyrone, connect train Nos. 3 and 5 for State College ] Train s from State College connect with Penna | Railroad at Bellefonte for points east and west | F.H.Tuosas Saph Eo TERETE EE eget mmmmmmemme nh | EE Rd ka Rh BNS@aEs (zovernor Odds has de pow . \ nis an shy a” nas de Of the most popu ar Ku yaks ency ckery {issonurl for nt it Cold? ) . 3 . the t malignant Br Ast Foods { fF + i tl ox 1 ; ff the senate i V he ‘orce. Flaked 11 n of Wi y Ze the New Whe Force, Flaked . mire Atul patron of science, i be J hs He has substituted Grape we Sug ar F Inkes, It, PEPa for the glass tubes Krisp, Malta Vita, Pill Well, why y TREN ’ ole th ys : » 1 Tt " TITTY DOA nm with powde ised to hold . oe Vitos, Pettijohn’s Bre akfast a good HOT WATER BOT. : irl lee ti 1 ; 3 unbstance, . -" . : pos “ pr ’ known Food, Ralston’s Breakfast Food oA Mm can get more E. K. RHOA DS to cut off the most X.Cello, Breakfast Hom ny, { ] hot water ! Cracked Wheat, Mother's Oats bottle for At his yard opposite the P effective part of the the amount of mon pations, Grape Nuts, Quaker Oats, ev Invested than f 13 anvthing R. R. P assengrer station, Shreded Wheat Biscuit, Tri- Are vour feet cold Use sells only the best qualities cuit, Wheat Farina, Plain Roll. ou hot po ate bottle Have od Oats, Old Style Oat Meal. Ain i ' ry ANTHRACITE you a pain anywhere! Try end Union Oats, Ralston’s Barley ) the hot water bottle. Are you Food. Take your choice. going sleighing! Don’t tor. BITUMINOUS Sechler & Co. COALS. Rice. Korn ght iry . disease Lier NOTIE » . i. lieted on e of bribery gont von pis mly on con ! th the : 3 held that Missouri nd for tted eo men man which are agers 100.000 which they desire No Ex In passing i with an appropriaticn of the paragrap! mileage to members i i account of the out, not a single m recorded In favor extradition Garrett P. Bervias { ema tubes made of alumininm. These permit the of the rays which the glass obstructs and are not easily broken thus making it safe to introduce the into the deeper and narrower | passages of the body, such as the vsophagus or nostrils, for the treat. ment of hidden seats of disease tra Mileage. idence to prove that he bill | 1 at the i iy Missouri FI12.000 000), | the | time specified in else indictment passage r additional | _. F Fighting the Oil Trust. Indictments have Tenn, senators on been returned at against the Stand ard Oil company and its agents at that place on the charge of violating the | laws of Tennessee against monopolies he extra session was struck tubes ) ry ber daring to be iattanooga, get the hot water bottle. We Foraker's C . Bill. have them from 40c upwards. r " ommaerc ' Although there is that the trust favoring commerce bill Introduced by Senator ever come to a the fact that it was introduced by one known to be close to the Roosevelt administration gave it political importance. Notwith standing that Foraker and his trust bill were promptly repudiated by the president, the Democrats were disposed to make the most of the situation thus presented Mr. Foraker declared he bad Introduced the bill without con sulting any one. His blll provides that the existing antitrust laws shall not apply to foreign commerce nor to Inter state commerce which The Intention Is to leave the question of restraint to the Antidocking Bill Passed. vote of 85 to 8 passed ail horses in the Dis trict of Columbia tagged within ninety days, after which any eanght docking a horse's tall or using a docked horse unregistered should pay not than $100 and not vote, courts. he house by a the bli requiring to be one A fine of lens more than $500 President's Answer to Senate. In response to the Culberson resolu. tion, which the senate finally passed with the customary phrase “if not In compatible with the public Interest,” the president has sent to the senate a mass of correspondence relating to the Paname revolution and a recognition of the mew republic, but withholding little probability | Foraker will) Is reasonable. | I'he state of Texas has also suits against the Standard Oil compa ny for alleged illegal operations in the Beaumont fields New York Theaters Closed. Mayor MeClellan of New York early in the week gave warning against nineteen theaters which had failed to begin compliance with the new fire protective orders and on Thursday or dered that five of these should be clos | New Haven, | Notes. begun | Medical authorities at Hartford, Conn., report that the recent typhoid epidemic in the county jail was started by flies, which carried the bacilli to the iall kitchen from a nearby house where persons were {ll with the disease, * * * Professor Bumstead of Yale's aclentifie school reports to the American Journal of Bclence that radio active gas Is found in the earth and water near Conn., identical with the ed, as all reasonable requests had been | emanation from radium SEEIEIIP IEEE IEEE HS SHES HEHE SE EHH 04 Clash of Slav and Mongol Inevitable Through gigns of th actual moves negntive character of demands the czar's another week of terrible suspense the world waited while e¢ Inevitable grapple of Russia with Japan multiplied. The nt of Russia's land and sea forces seemed to foretell the long delayed Japan, unwilling to walt much longer, held a council of war answer to the mikado's and took the final steps of preparation, An if to sian command ed for action, warships, asleep, st the alertness of his foe or r sont his big squadron of sea fighters out of Port Arthur Off Weiliniwel they sighted an immense fleet virtually patrolling the sea sian admiral put back Into port well satisfied that his enemy to give him a dare.” the Rus Next the Rus. was not day So on land thousands of Russian soldiers have been taking up strong the Yalu, and a to occupying Seoul, head off an still remained at positions along with a view Korean territory to diplomacy landing near Chemulpa was planned But already invasion, Toyko and St Japanese troops were on Thus while the forms of Petersburg, though strained to highest tension, the war lords on either side were fencing for an open ing. Inpanese residents were warned to leave Viadivostok. Laaaas cd od dd ad Ah hd & # + § Feb 4. clear of Japanes | —— A ——— ’ — ———— ——— FOUR-FOLD LINIMENT. FOR MAN OR BEAST, Cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains and Bruises, AT ALL DRUGGISTS. 28¢, B0c, $1.00, Teas, Teas, Teas. It you are not altogether pleased with the Tea you are using, try some of our goods and yon will get satisfaction. We carry a line of the Lipton Teas, packed by the ececlebra. ted yachteman who didn't lift the cup. Packed in half pound metal boxes; nice packages and fine goods, Try them. Sechler & Co. Dr. I. J. KILPATRICK, A fine 2 qt. one for §1. Come in and lock them over at Green's Pharmacy, Bush Nouse Block, Bellefonte, Pa. SEND US A GOW, Bull Calf or any Steer, y skin, Dog other kind in, and let the hair + odorless proof, for robe, or cout or gioves, 1 first pet oar Catalogue, Riving prices, an 1 ony slipping tags and instroctions, #5 as 10 avid mistakes We also buy raw furs and ginseng. THE CROSBY FRISIAN PUR COMPANY. 116 Mill Street. Rochester. N. Y. BEEZER'S MEAT MARKET, ALLRGHENY 8T , BELLEFONTE, We keep none But the best quality of BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, SLICED HAN All kinds of Bmoked Meat, Pork Sausage, ste 1 you want & niles Juley Steak go to Also all kinds of Wood, Grain, Hay, Straw and Sand. Buperior screenings for lime burning. Builder's and PlasterersSand. 0000 TELEPHONE CALLS: Cantral « « « « « & & No. 1 Commercial - « . "ea No. 68 70 CONSUMPTIVES \ [he undersigaed having been restored o bes " by simple means, aller ering for several years with a severe lung aflection, and that dresd disease Con is anxious to make known to his fellow suflerers the means of cure. To those who desire it, he will cheerfully yy (tes of charge) a copy of the prescription weed, whi they will find a sure cure for Consumption, Asch, Broschitis and al throat and ng Maladies. He hopes all sufferers will try : s remedy, as it is invaluable, Those desiring the prescription, which will cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing, will please addrem, o Rev. EDWARD A. WILSOX, Brookiys, New Yorn ————————————— Coal for Sale: At the mines, at Clarence, by the wagon, load or car load. Feed, Ar , grain and other produce taken y exchange for coal. CHAMBERS & UZZILE, _ x17 + Clarence, Pa
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