Pace 4. THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE E PA., APRIL 14, 1904. She Contre Brmoerat, CHAS. R. KURTZ, -- PROPRIETOR FRED KURTZ, SR, EDITORS: CHAS, R. KURTZ, } CIRCULATION OVER. 3800 i TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: SUBSCRIPTION $1.50 PER YEAR Persons who send or bring the money to the office, and p vin advance, $1 per year, CENTRE 1) dOCRAT clubs with N.Y.3tw World .or.. Pittsburg Stockman for.s a Tribune Farmer ...... wr 3165S wel RO astiansnasn sition ascend 10 The date your subscription expires is plain- iy printed on the label bearing your name, All aredits are given by a change of label the firs tssue of each month, Wateh that after you re- mit. We send no receipts unless by special request. Watch date on your label, Subscribers changing postoffice address, and | aot notifying us, are liable for same, | Subscriptions will be continued, stherwise directed We employ no collector, You are expeoted to | send the money to this ofMce, unleas | EDITORIAL. Tug Hearst boom is being punctured. i TuE Parker boom keeps growing and there is pow little doubt about his re- | ceiving the democratic nomivoation for | President on first ballot—perhaps even | by acclamation. a. 1 AN estimate in the North Americas, this week shows conclusively that it cost | laboringmen 25 per cent more to live than it did five years ago, even though Trust prices did it, wages advanced. I¥ valid reasons existed why John P, | Elkin should not haye been made Goy- | ernor of Pennsylvania in face of his rec: | ord as Attorney General, these reasons | ought to have all the more potency as a | bar to his elevation to Court. the Supreme THE republicans in congress are fear- | fully afraid to investigate the astounding postoffice frauds, and on Tuesday twice voted offered by the democrats for such investigation, Reason: About one half the members are those participants. down resolutions an republican guilty in frauds as THE public press, packer and the gang, hated all the more, because the press ex posed the disgraceful scheme to catapult Penmypacker into a seat on the bench of Penuy- be hated by boodle will the supreme court, and obliged Quay and his governor to back out of what was looked upon by decent men of all parties as a gross indecency. ROOSEVELY is most likely to be nomi. | nated by his party—by acclamation. It is a dose that goes down hard with the ®. ©. Pp. from the grimaces that are obser: yable in many quarters, but swallow it | they must, nolens volens, If Hanna had | not died, it is still believed by knowing | ones in republican councils, would have been the nominee, and Roosevelt met the fate of all former vice. presidents—shelved. - W. T. ScorT, a negro of East St. Louis, has announced that preparations have | been completed fora National convention for the nomination of a negro candidate | for president. The convention will be held in St. Louis July 6. the date set for the National Democratic conyention, Here is an excellent opportunity for the g. 0. p. to show its sincerity of professed love for the “man and brother” whom they have only used as voting material, | but refuse to recognize them when nomi. pations are made, Oune-fourth of all the people in the | United States drink alcoholic beverages. | The amount of money spent in this way | during 1903 was $1,431,633 379, lor an average expenditure for each drinker of | $62 16. These statistics show, also, that | every man in the United States who drinks at all drinks twice as much as his | forefathers did—or as he himself did if | he was drinking twenty-three years ago. | All of which goes to prove that prosperity leads to an increased use of stimulants; that as the American people grow bigger | and richer they drink harder, or else as | they drink harder they grow richer, Bat | this is rejected by the White Ribbon | workers, | . | Mr. Erxix, Quay’s nominee for su preme judge, received some credit for in- dependence, to which he was not en titled, for his opposition to the Quay Machine when he was side tracked in 1902, but so long as he had the Machine's support it seyer had a more willing and obedient servant. He was in entire sympathy with all the ripper and fran chise grab legislation enacted during the Stone administration, of which he was an important part. He has always been a machine politician and nothing else. He has never had any experience on the bench and he has given no evidence of the possession of the qualification or temperament demanded by the place which be has been nominated to fill, A A——————— ———————————" Beech Creek. The home of Mrs. Jergen, mother of Henry Myers, who has recovered from the smallpox contracted at Howard, is to be thoroughly fumigated by the board of health authorities, Measles, mostly of the German variety, aie going the rounds in this community, a number of persons in and near Eagle ville having the disease and some cases exist on this side of the creek. They prevail in a very mild form. Siarcues Kunes has made the neces sary parations to conduct a meat | her children at the home of Mrs. | Stover. { the canning factory will soon begin, If They Fail To Cure You, | ney Krumrine, Druggist, gives that he | it | ease is making rapid progress. | D. rt AR 5 in PRagleville. Coburn. Last Thursday morning we received the sad intelligence of the death of Mrs, Gertie Fryer who died at Sunbury, Wed nesday evening after a brief illness, suf- fering from diabetes, She was a daugh- ter of Mr, and Mrs. Adam Stover of this | place and was married to Jacob Fryer | about eight years ago, their union was blessed with one daughter, Beatrice, All her lite of 26 years and 26 days was spent here, except about three years when they resided at Sunbury. Her remains were brought to this place on Saturday and funeral services were conducted on Sun. day by Rev. S. Smith, of Rebersburg. Interment was made in the Aaronsburg Reformed cemetery, She is survived by her mother, husband, the above men. tioned daughter and one sister, who deeply mourn their loss, ‘ W. J. Harter of West Virginia is spend. | ing a few days at home, T. G. Hosterman and family, who were visiting friends in this state several | weeks, returned to West Virginia on Monday; John Stonebraker of this place | accompanied them to that state where { he will work in the woods. Misses Nora and Sallie Kaler, Braucht and Robert Stover, Bertha are attend. | ing school at Millhelm, Howard Stover and wife of Bellefonte and Luther Rote of Jock Haven, were here to attend the funeral of Mrs. Fryer | on Sunday. Mrs. Leva Stover of Salona is visiting G. W. The work of erecting a building for As the the canning business will occupy | building only a few months of the year | some people think the buildisg | be so constructed that it can be | for some other industry —knitting for in. | stance. should utilized Wolfs Chapel. T. D. Stover and wife of Smulltown were visiting friends in this section on | Tuesday. Some of our farmers did ing last week. Our school closed on Tuesday last, ter being successfully taught by E, Wolf, George Burd aud wife of Livonia visit. ed the gentleman's aged mother who 1s yery low at this writing Wm. Glantz and wife of Woodward visited at David Burd’s on Sunday. Miss Kate Sholl has a very tack of rheumatism, R. B. Hosterman and attended the funeral of Mrs. Alfred Hosterman at Centre Hall on Monday. Ceorge Spavd of Fiedler, visited his grand father Moses Stover, who is very low with small hopes for his recovery. some plow. af- R. ctill Sil severe at. wife THEY COST NOTHING. Money Will be Relunded. This is the proposition that goes with every box of Knoe's Kidney Pills, Sid- is per. sonal guarantee and will cheerfuly 4 back your money if you are not satisfied, | with the results after using one box of these pills. Thousands of people are affected with Kidney Trouble and do not even suspect , for it is one of the most treacherous diseases, and comes stealing into the sys. tem gradually and with but little warn. ing. If you bave pain in the back and loins, scanty or excessive urine the dis- Head. ache, irritability, nervousness, muddy- looking complexion, are all warning signs that the kidneys are pot perform ing their work properly and are calling for assistance. One box, one months treatment of Krine's Kidney Pills, cost you nothing if you are not benefitted; you judge for yourself. For sale and guaranteed at Krumrmme’s Pharmacy. ra tf Fillmore. Hello! scribe No. 1, are you dead or sleeping ? We are sorry to report J. H Garman's family on the sick list. [tis reported they have scarlet fever, Rev. Eslinger was welcomed back to his former charge by a large congrega- | tion to whom be delivered a very interest ing Easter sermon, ts Wm. Lutz visited at home last Sunday Juno. Kelley and wife Jesse Wolford's. We are glad to report that a vein of her son's Sundayed at | natural gas was discovered in the gap of Muncy mountain, about two miles above {| Fillmore. Perry and Toner started out rather early for arbutus We are glad to see Miss Laura Kep- hart out again after a few week's con | finement, Miss Marion Benner is sojourning at Stine's a few days. At Revovo on Saturday the ground was covered with large hail. All Humors Are impure matters which the skin, liver, kidneys and other organs ean not take care of without help, there is such an accumulation of them. They litter the whole system. Pimples, boils, eoeema and other eruptions, loss of appetite, that tired feeling, bilious turns, fits of Indiges- tion, dull headaches and many other troubles are due to them. Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Remove all humors, overcome all {thelr effects, strengthen, tone and invigorate the whole system. “1 bad salt rheum on my hands so that I oould not work. I took Hood's Sarsaparilia and it drove out the humor. I continued 14s use till the sores disappeared.” Ina O, Brows, Rumford Falls, Me. Hood's BArsaparia promises to oure and keeps the promise. ADDITIONAL LOCALS. ~ Mrs. Mary Crabam is seriously ill at ber home, on north Allegheny street, ~Frank P., Davis left last week for Beaver Falls, where he will be employed in the scale works at that place. ~The ground was covered with near a half inch of snow this morning at sun- rise. Sky clear, but atmosphere wintry. —James E. Barry, formerly of this place but now of Harrisburg, is visiting in Bellefonte, He is on his way to Min- neapolis, Minn., where he has secured a good position, ~The County Medical Association held its regular meeting Tuesday. Ar- rangements were made to haye the West Branch Medical Association to hold its annual meeting in Bellefonte May 17. ~The Delige brothers, of Benore, who | , were arresced last week for detaining a | colored girl, were given a hearing before Justice Keichline last Friday. For waat of sufficient evidence they were dis- charged. Landlord Ray is having some exten- sive improvements made in the Brocker hoff dining room, which will make it one of the finest in this part of the state. | Under his direction that place never was as cozy and inviting. ~Considerable space in this issue taken up with Co. Treasurer Foster's notice of the sale of seated and unseated lands. While the price paid is below the standard rate we publish it as many of our readers are interested in the same, | It | It is found ou page 7 of this issue. is | Daughters | Every woman who has a grown daughter knows wall the worry and angiety which always that period of life when girlhood merges into womanhood, Upon a girl's condition at this tizne depends her future health, strength and happi- nes Too much care ean not be taken to see that she passes through this period safely. AUNT DINAH'S OLD VIRGINIA ABOONTO WOMANHIND is of the greatest assistance to nature in bring about the change which arranging the natural functions ina strengthening sit 1 n greatly plea Hospsotful gard Of Co., Chi I received the A: HAMLINS COUGH BALSAM Cares the Cold. Prevents Pr HAMLINS BLOOD & LIVER tipat PILLS FOR SALE AND RECOM MEN was our time for publishing the mercan- | tile appraisement, but did not get it. ~W. Harrison Walker, ficient “Lord Mayor” of Bellefonte, getting lots of work done on the streets of that place by utilizing ‘Weary Wil lies” who wander to Bellefonte. He is making a Burgess that any town should feel proud of, and will take care of the duties bestowed upon him by the citizens of that borough Philipsburg Journal, — th essemmiuesn . Removal of Law Offices. We desire to announce the removal of our law offices from 1g West High street to Temple Court, South Allegheny St. Pa., to the offices formerly occupied by the late John M. Dale, deceased, BLANCHARD & BLANCHARD Esq., the ef. is Bellefonte, - The office of the Williamsport and Iron works was broken into at different times Tuesday evening robber then climaxed the affair by set. ting fire to the papers in the vanlt. The fire was extinguished by veighbors with buckets of water, Nall two The Misses Nina and Ada Shively, who were employed at the Ward House, and | Bad been quarantined in the wolated portion of the hotel, were removed Wed- nesday morning to the county contagious disease hospital at Hollidaysburg. The former has a mild case of smallpox or varioloid. The third attempt was made Wednes- day wight 10 burglarize the Evangelical parsonage at DuBois. Hearing at the kitchen window, the A. |. Beal secured his revolver, robber pastor, Rev. as the preacher dred midnight blood behind. Harry Chapman, of Flemington, died at the Lock Haven hospital of conval. sions, superinduced by typhoid with which be was stricken about ten days ago. He was aged 28 years A wife and two children, Orton and Gladys, all jost recovering from typhoid fever, survive. Deceased was raised in Flem- ington. two shot at him. The Mrs. Julia Evans, convicted of volun tary manslaughter at the recent term of criminal court, at Clearfield, was denied anew trial and was sentenced by Judge Pation 10 pay a fine of fi00, costs of prosecution and undergo imprisonment in the Western penitentiary for a period of two years and six months, —— - No new licenses were granted the past | week. The list is abont finished, the Boise | was entering the window the | intruder fled but left a trail of fever, Houserville. Samuel busily Hazes! and Prank Maves engaged in hauling lumber D. F. Houser, G. 8. Keller purchased a driving horse from Clyde Wieciand, of Linden Hall Clarence Raymond his parents at Linden Isaac Armstrong ed business in town Fred Mec pister Mrs EM H and blacksmit are for pent Sunday with Hall ransact Mc mday is sojourning yf Ro renal ’ on kley ihbens with his ypsbury bas h shop - Weather Report. Weekly report DATE user Bellefonte Station TEMPERATURE Maxtmun Minlmum ROW — - - Half inch of ssow was found cover. ing the grouud yesterday worn! 8g DEAD MEN WARN LIVING Hospital Reports Prove That Dyspepsia Is the Forerunner of Consumption. Post mortem statistics of the big New York hospitals show that many cases of consumption are due to uninterrupted progress of dyspepsia. Especially is this true in cases where the vict/m was predisposed to tuberculosis, Therefore the person who allows dys peptic conditions to progress unchecked is contributing toward the development of the most fatal discase known to mae kind Dyspepsia wears out the body and the brain makes the victim thin, haggard and The stomach, to digest food, cannot supply nourishment, When other discascs they enter unresisted. HAD GIVEN UF ALL HOPE “1 suffered from dyspepsia and indigestion for several years and 11 reached such a stage that | could hold nothing on my stomach, and immediately after caling even the lightest foods would be taken witha violent fit of vomiting. I tried & great many remedies, but nothing helped me until | procured a box of Hexall Dyspepsia Tablets, when | obtained instant relief. 1 am now able to eat hb N, foodie and 1 gladly recommend the Rexall dete 1 one suffering as | did — LF. Tuns ard St, Detroit, Mich.” Don’t take any chan Cure your dyspepsia at once. Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets will do it. We know what they are and we guarantee them to restore health, strength and a good digestion. Price 25 cents. Only at our store or by mail, sallow unable come, ra, P00 Liow. Cre . GREEN'S PHARMACY. Clothing “smart” Correct and Clever Clothes ular. Bee our the variety : upward to $15.00, and quality of the goods making, mark the fit, shaping, swing and style ot the garments, and we will wager that you, too, will be pleased, enough to satisfy critical young men must be pretty nearly right—they have sharp eyes tor fresh bright ideas in dress wear and naturally are our staunch champions. Not only the young fellows, but every- one at all familiar with our clothing knows that we know “what's what” and that all we sell is above reproach in every partie wonderful Spring Suits; note of picked patterns, the texture examine the Spring Suits, 87.50 to start—and an excellent suit at that— MONTGOMERY & CO. BELLEFONTE, PA. Mot] hers and {denka de grumbera kuma VOICE FROM ILLINOIS. Ich vuaner of pi lide in Centre Co,, rouse in |szide for de grumbera blonza, vile de! comes at | lide marca olle vile shun dos se vara ol dode gfrara. Vort yusht sucha glana | {vile se varra iche shun visa von cara [szide cumt for kicka un trodla ; dear | bricht net denka vile see net do vara for | Herb Tea | sid ding iver gugt ; Bh SS oe Sh SL SS LB Montgomery & Co. { eh oshter oye das se net do si kana for | der fearda July cellebrada un cana blind | spela so goode ve der nacht, farlust dich drufe, De lide in Illinois sin am | bluga un ready mocha for der hover | |saya, un se saga ken vart vaga da grum bera keffer, see vissa dos se cumma eb se wilcume sin oder net, Wel es wil. cum sine oder net; wel es is na ken g'settled vedder bis nuch da lektion ; so | don ati dar 4 April is do lection, so | varts veder un oles g'seddled, won sel | ale for iver is. Wel mer hart olsa mole fun em sina shule cumroda von mer de | far won ich net lets bin don hove ich en blower goub glana | ruck vor dos seller gla boo go wara hud, | as in the shule gange is ve ich bin vos ich | galasa hob of so en groser bridicher is in dem steddle Chicago ; ich vad ich kent | can a male hara de shrift ob lasa so vole | | ——— ve fun sela onera cumrada vas uf do | consel gana. Vel, sis scite for in de Rue | ga, 50 lus uns noch ma hara fun iche, se | duna net de helft fun da neisch kide uf | gaderah un el feddla far der drugger | bissy bolda, era nama geva mear mix drum ain fun ga de made sance, Vel so long olda baconde uh farwanda. K. P., ELsur A woman's idea of a stingy man is one who never pays her compliments. rx, I. Teas, Teas, Teas. If you are not pleased with the Tea you are using, try some of our goods and you will get satistaion . We carry a line of th ¢ Lipton Tens, packed by the celebra. ted yachtsman who didn’t lift the cup. Packed in half pou nd metal boxes; nice paskages and fine goods. Try them. Sechler & Co. altogether § v " irom you MINGLE'S SHOE STORE. Suits at Popular Prices! $7.50, $10, $12. There unt Our # NOt every man this am into a suit, showing is as st f please. and it is a well admitted For such who cares more than 10 put nen we have suits rong as in higher priced snits, fact that when it comes to putting more than £12 in a suit, Sim’s values are best. The points for style, material and npon which we excel are the matter of shape-re- taining. The cut of these“ suits good tailors are thoroughly Every guit at $5.50, £10, of all-wool material and tee to retain their Shiapos=ot guarantees of the good, if there's oS thing ROCs At ten dollars we sell more suits than acy cutting their suits today. test for wear and the matter of holding fast color. Sim store are always ready are copied from the way the The material we COIorT. £12, we guarantee absolutely The te curl or roll back, and the coats we guaran - to be made differently than we say. nearby price, and to get an idea of the completeness of this Spring’s showing of popular price goods at $10 we have for the average size man 12 different styles of materials in miwed colors, a pla in black, blue, gray, “ wh in all 28 different kinds of material in different styles of suits of regular sizes, and 3 baild—slim or stout men. styles to fit men of unusual Never before have we shown so many, nor so good. Stylish suits to please at popular prices. $7.50 to $12 is what we have aimed at. ceeded. You wili see how well we have sue SIM, THE CLOTHIER, Outfitter to Men and Boys.
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