Pace 2, THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE PA., MARCH 17, 1904 2%) NEAR A A A NARA RAP OLD IE SAA AAA ALIA RAILROAD ) SOHE CD ULE Ala | RIPPIN FIPS I Roo A Nr ito tht it PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD ARD ) BRANCHES et | v dd \ | In effect on and after Nov, 2th, 1908 § y Ol J CA ) | 1 ) ( Trains arrive at and dep art from Bellefonte as follows via TYRONR~ WEBTWARD - . ~~. i %/ TF J . LJ : oh . er fl. f Leave Bel lefonte ¥ Siam, arrive at Tyrone Ix A HH } ; C5 Cut” i 665 1 G6 a m, at Altoona, 1.00 pm; at Pittsburg ™ IA Sirs C2 J / b 5) pm Adnd ! 2, BW el E Ey A AM { 4 §. Conn wi Bh Leave Bellefonte 1 05p m; arrive at Tyrone ci0 pm; at Altoona 3 10 p mat Pittsburg “ 55 pm. riod : i ® adv: absesqel i leave Bellefonte 4 44 pm: arrive at Tyrone But one-tenth of the good things said to us daily about our 6005 at Altoona at 6 06; at Pittsburg ag 10 48 IA TY RONE—~EAST WARD J am, arrive at Tyrone 111 al Harrisburg 2 40 p mat Philadel 2 en POLITICS S48 GOVERNMENT. Men's Spring Shoes, you'd have a pair on your feet today § Leave Bellefonte 9 f before the sun goes down — a Tytans 1a “hile Genera iy co " edd rrosive subli Bo at . Every one of our many Spring styles is nism on Trial. wns Tammany, full of Shoe goodness, for nte fo CO re BABTWARD and every {1s represented. 2004 Leave Bellefonte, 52 a. m. arrive at Loek ¥ In the sulted In a Haven, 10.5 ve W amsport, 12.40 pan — . MIS A 3 i I Morn ! NY aves : { 13 ould no » Xt © f ae mith a i othe flicinls © ie : | : mld she be trie or murder In lowa. | . . : arrive at Harri 5 p.m. at Phil Sit ny | ou non develons rom Oday. to dav There are several new and smi apes in the Spring 4 phia at 6.24 p. m p.m. at Philade) Interest’ of the le has § ced the legislature 01 f n the oat r be we the senate co ! Leave Beal A fh 1428 m iv : ha late | . 4 ie | an K ola Vici. Ideal 20 aver? ime 1: n, arrive at Lok fit this ca too nhesitat Ba} lasts and some new things in toe shapes, ails y So) 1 hiludeiphia 7 2 pri. 4 Harris urg, 50 pm; Philadelphia 7 2 pm “b : : . : ' { Aave Bellefonte, 8.16 p. in 4 > Kid, Calf, Patent Leather, and all other good leathers ven, 9.15 p. m.. leave Will famaport. 1.35 & m. arrive Harrish Urg, 435 a.m, srnve st Drop infor a look—much more satisfactory than to $55 Philadelphia at 7.17 a. m . ' ViA LEWIEBURG try to tell it to you here 1{ you are a $3.00, , §.00 and ) Leave Bellefonte at f.40 a. m., arrive at Lewis . ’ burg at 05a m., Montandon 9154. m 3 brs | o ia : Kk] 4 6.00 Shoe man it matters not Hari bury 1.30 a. m.. Philadelphia, 3.17 Leave Bellefonte, 2.00 p. m., arrive at Le burg, 4.25, at Harrisburg, 60 p.m. Phi eiphiast 1047p. m Your Spring Shoes await you here. For full Information, time tables, &e. eall on ticket agent or address Thos, EK. Watt Passenger Agent Western District, No. 88 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburg W. W.ATTERBURY, J.R. WOOD, General Manager. Pas irae Man, GEO. W, BOYD, Gen'] Pass. Agent n for the presidency Fammany Hall, pl flushed with the [ Foreign. timenut In the state of Utah ¢ election of bis A—————— ——— f he Mormon church Ir it officinl make it favorite as may- | For Full Dreyfus Inquiry. relation thereto does, | act. honot or of New York, After had announced |, his opposition to An instructed delegation and bis opinion that Cleveland was the strongest candidate the g speech ind sustain persons continuing In the the openin «| habit and practice of polygamy and reach atiorney general before . | that the will of the church, at least in { criminal branch in the court of cassa- , tion, in which Lie sald he hi 1d bee pn) 2ae Sago has dominate 1 'n te ps pi amazed by the increasing evidence of ind political affairs. Mormonism, rath er than Mr. Smoot, is thus up for pv ment. Captain Dreyfus’ Innocence, the court decided that a complete Investigation of the whole affair be made before the | Notes. three united chambers of the court ‘hue senate has passed bills provid Democrats could | pp,.0 investigation may not be conclud- | Ing for road Improvements, schools and name, but when | oy vetore July next an additional judge for Alaska, * * * the state com. | i B. Hill Hite AS Ua Is the rolebetan | : up on the ques Dh the reichstag a spirited attack on | The naval bill finally got through the nate with provision for a battleship nd two cruisers, although oe val German Socialists Bolder. BELLEFONTES SNOW SHOE BRANCH Time Table in effect on and after Nov 20, 188% Leave Bellefonte i524. m. and 5:45p. m Arrive al Snow Shoe 1. Zam ‘* p.m w to So the government was led by rr ol . : NANA \ . LEAYE Snow Rhos es 1.50 8. 1 2:18 ting the state convention | the EK a by Herr 1 [policy was assailed by Senators Gor A A A A AAA APPA ALDI ITLLILRIA A A ; ; Arrive at Bellefonte. 9.32 p.m. * 5:8) 0 a wee for Albany instead of | '* war, a Social Democrat He boldly l ra slay and other Mr H AL A A A A AA NAA ISN \ 5 For rates ty ~y iran ee F “hg ior ’ +) ’ nw v ’ fq j Haaa, - y we EB Watt, . D.'3 was favored by a deci wed that as soon as hb lr 1 mn.) « © rk introduc ! | sixth Ax tab he Wore Murphy, however, says | * i najot \ M BE ight in the state |? structed delega BE. Woon EE SS TE Sh Sa Sh Sh ST SE NWN NW J nid ’ A835. Age « FAIRBANKS as and Gasoline Engines + BAILBOAD OF PENRA ’ amberlain Reported 111 he surf © ( } - | NS | FST Lt FROM ¢ TO roo HORSEPOWER ¥ - hdd EDUCATIONAL | ee --~ PT ET ap—————— ws Be BEECH CREER RR) Jersey Shore ) ex pe 41. nie Lye { Wmsp ob ! Arr Phila. & Reading ry FHILAD NEW YORK Via Phila a ar mw PF oug wo Fuel Costs About 1 Cent per Horsepower per Hour Arr t Weeks Daves. Ar. NEW YORK {Via Tamaqus ! Week Days. § 6:00 p. m. Sunday nery, like Corn Shellers, Feed Cutters, Chop Mi . . . - A orn Shredders, imping Water, ( 1 3 1 ; Car attached to east | msport at 1:¥ | and west bound fre ym Philadel shia atl] Yr m i J. W GEPHART, General Supt Saws, and almost any kind of machinery structed for stationery or portable work Horizon - tal Type Legislative. inssell to succeed] B® LEFONTE CENTHAL RAILROAD > Te take effect Apr. 3, 180 fe island For Hearst | Stung by Bristow Report. WESTWARD BARTWARD i | i t) LOS gines f————————— Legal and Criminal. 2% ft Mr. Hay of m— Virginia (Dem) | Building Motors in School ‘FEEL EERE] SERN Ee wReas : ; ~Lambourne | 12 712. Krumrine ( 135 7 Bistate College xu bof Strubie calling for an Five students in the Manu | Investigation of | ‘OR High school of Indianapolis, 11.1, 2) men the department, i who are just about completing a four ringfleld, O Ww ! it was their in. | Years’ course In the iechanical depart A NEEro pris 4 I B tention to have [ment are constructing gasoline mo who bad killed | the matter ta. |10rs With which to light ¢ home. run llis the day before. The] bled. Thus thes | an automobile. operate a windmill or wonld show | propel a launch This well HHustrates that they did |the practical trend of manual training raph pole and riddled it wih, it fear publicity This plan, how. | schools in western cities I, the press room of the Centre Democrat Negro Lynched “8 00 30 G0 90 HR OE 0 OR Ga 00 oe & ij..Bloomsdorty. 7 4 785. Pine Grove... 73 Trains from Montandon, Lewisburg, Hamsport, Lock Haven and Tyrone, con with train Nos. 2 and 5 for State Coll Trains from State College connect with Pen Raliroad at Bellefonte for points east and wes! PF. H. Tuoxas Suph EE ———— INS URA NCE AGENCIES. W. H. MUSSER, General Insurance Agent dng 1 arried the body through te . F +4 4 Joseph L. Bristow reels of the city, strung The Vertical Engine engine is bwoilt . ’ | } was shot in ap as promptly overturned by an | Notes. uth urst of anger and resentment from | Forty freshmen at Cornell university any of the members mentioned in the | whose faces were branded with silver | repo wt as having used thelr influence | nitrate by | izing sophomores formally mproperly to get f wa from Machen, | 1 ested the thorities not to take A ther nostal of . ‘ } aot var i rid hes ¢ sanders, * * + Ry negro, who bad 1 In a | Foon but |} small sizes: from 1 to 4 -_ , Notary Public and Pension Attorney. ROMEpOwer:. Works on nicago and ard ha BELLEFONTE, PA. S BE GOSS, SUCCRSSOR TO JOUN C. MILLER, Fire, Life and Accident In- surance. REPRESENTS SOME OF THE BEST ETOCK COMPANIES, 2nd Floor Bush Arcade, Bellefonte, Pa. night bombardment of Port Arthur by the inder Admiral Togo, March 10, without decisive results A NN NS SS EE EE Ee TS Michael David mine. Already the mar the Russian torpedo fleet surprised the Japs by darting out of the har Fire, Life, Accident Insur- shals had discovered a robbery of $600, bor in broad daylight on the following morning and making a daring at _- ance, Real Estate and Loans 000 worth of ore from the David when tack on the blockaders. Accepting the challenge, the Japs gave battle 15 Standard Insurance Co's they were told that they could go ne y ¢ fierce action 8 y wm » ron ey could go no 3 nd In the fier nection a Japanese torpedo boat and a Russian de Breakfast Foods CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH represented. You can't af For a change on Breakfast ei PENNYROYALPILLS| “fy, Silly BR A GRANT HOOVER carry a line of twenty-three wid Orider'sStone Bullding. BELLEPONTS. PA of the most popular kinds of | s— Breakfast Foods :—Cream of Wheat, Forco, Flaked Rice, | S8ffdizymeb entation = wag. Frederick K. Foster, Grape ‘Sugar Flakes, It, Korn (Successor to Geo. L. Potter.) her. Refuse dangeroms so Krisp, Malta Vita, Pillsbury “ Bupof wo Der. FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT AND | game pn A honzon- : : ve . : "He ’ ’ t f 3 : } ke ) formall : to clove of 1 | Doh of) : 3 Ie ’ WOT of | CON 5 sacl " " at iiversitie agai ee and se | it d peaches, which | t ir practice admitting high schoo! 3 | ctionable re 0 ’ “i nis « wit Dremox it i nu ] w 0 tal ho are strong in athletics to re were on | denunciation i ristow, Payne and | go on varsity tean hen they are pot of the pre lent, the house lead- | prepared for entrance * * * A gift of . t Murphysboro rs were ab to hoid the majority in £250.000 has bee pade to Harvard 1 was barely ted. March 10, by | live. March lt B-RE E Write for our Engine Catalogue to resolution was | university by David Sears of Boston, a | ] : ris 1 . : - : the ! ! ! do it guns on the | passed to tigate the Bristow |graduate in the class of 1847 n THE FAIRBANKS CO. 236 3rd Avenue, PITTSBURG, PENN'A, Heinze Under Arrest FEES IE PEI IES SEPSIS SE SHIPS I SII P IE SP IIPS P IIOP F. A. Heinze and two of his engi neers have been arrested at Butte for 3 ( p refusing to obey the court by permit Russian Sortie om Japanese Fleet ting an Inspection of the Rarus mine After another terrific to determine the encroachment on the Iapanese fleet We are also dealers in all kinds of Mill 8 plies Scales, Valves, Machine Tools, Puileys, Shafting, Trucks. / ¢ / / / ¢ ¢ / / / M / / / / ¢ / / / / 4! / ‘ ' ’ / / / ¢ | ‘ be seen in pad li 3 EAN a f ‘ : ’ [4 / ¢ ¢ / / Hh / / ‘ ¢ i a i aie li i i i a eS Se SS SS SE = 9 J 8. A. Groff Sentenced. This new aggressive attitude of the Russians at Port Arthur is A sentence of two years’ Imprison credited to the new commander. Admiral Makaroff. who was in per ment and £10,000 fine was pronounced sonal cominand of the Novik when this and one other erulser went out against Samuel A. Groff, the senlor of fo support the torpedo fleet apd try to rescue the sinking destroyer part the firm convicted of conspiracy to de Wf whose crew was drowned and part captured frand the government in postal con I'he Japanese troops appear to have gained a substantial foothold tracts. This is the same sentence giv in southern Manchuria near Newchwang, where the Russians are mak en to the other members of the con ng »n stand and along the road west of the Yalu The Russian plan to spiracy. block the entrance to Newchwang harbor was met by the protest of Extent of Chicago's Port. Commander Sawyer of the American gunboat Helena, which has win tered there in mud dock. This protest was cabled to Washington by Admiral Evans, in command of the Asiatis squadron, and was there » " i v rt y 4 hie ‘ Vi Ante So * Beller Fur Radtes in inter, TORNADO district court of Chicago bas reversed the subject of a special cabinet meeting. It was understood that the 1tos, Pottijohn’ # Breakfast : . return Mall, 10,000 esimonias Sold by the board of general appraisers by de president had decided to back up Sawyer's protest Food, Ralston’s Breakfast Food a " ! ERICH RETRA 00, 1 | claring that the port of Chicago ex A British warship is also In dock af Newchwang., The fact that X. Cello, Breakfast Hominy, — 1 N S RANC tends three miles Into Lake Michigan Oracked Wheat, Mother's Oats this Important point In the war game is also one of the Manchurian This question arose In connection with treat rin give tn Interpretation of the tariff on Cana Pealy ports gives great gravity to the point at issue Grape Nuts, Quaker Oats, - Relations between Russia and China were more strained. Japan t Biscuit, Tri Sigs lumbis JY ig vutedy the bar while pow has about 150,000 troops centering at Pingyang, Korea, General Shimded Witt > “aed Roll. Full Cream Cheese Kuropntkin left 8t. Petersburg for the front to take supsome com Poisoned Candy by Mail. mand. Marquis Ito has been sent as a special ambassador by Japan ed Old Style Oat Meal, We are now selling the fin- Miss Rena Nelson, living with ber to advise Koren in the reorganization of her affairs. This Is regarded Union Ralston’s Barley est Full Oream © we parents on a farm near Plerre, 8. D., |# as a step toward the virtual annexation of the peninsula. Food. Take your choice. have ever had. Price 14c per has dled of esting poisoned candy pound. Sechler & Co. Sechler & Co. Judge Follsaat In the United States a a a a Eh a hn Bh
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