Paox 4 Che Centre Bouse. BMAS. R. KURTZ, FRED KURTZ, SR, CHAS, R. KURTZ, CIRCULATION OVER -- PROPRIETOR (eoiTons. 3800 TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION | SUBSCRIPTION $1.50 PER YEAR Persons who send or bring the money the office, and payin advance, $1 per year CENTRE DEMOCRAT clubs with N.Y. 8tw World for Pittsburg Stockman for., Tribune Farmer . to The date your subseription expires is piain- Ly printed on the label bearing your name, All aredits are given by a change of label the first tesue of each month, Wateh that after you re mit. Wesend no receipts unless by special raquest. Watch date on your label, Subscribers changing postoffice address Bot notifying us, are lable for same Subscriptions will be continued, stherwise directed We employ no collector. You are expected to send the money to this offlee, and unless Democratic Primary Election and Coun- ty Convention. The Democratic voters of Centre cour ty will meet at the regular places for holding the gen- eral elections, in their respective elect on dis tricts, on Saturday, June 4th, 1%04, to elect del. egates o the County Convention. Under the rules of the party, the officers for holding the primaries will consist of the Commit teeman and two assistants In each district, and the election will be opened at 3 o'clock p. m., and close at 7 o'cloek, p.m The delegates chosen at the above stated time will meet In the Court House in Belle fonte, on Tuesday June 7th, 1904, at 12 o'clock noon, and nominate the following : One candidate for the office of Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of Cen tre County. Two candidates for Assembly One candidate for the office of Attorney. Oue candidate for the offic One candidate for veyor Sald delegates so same time elect Three confer conference of the Congressional which Centre County forms a part, A Chairman of the County serve from the Ist day of January 1st day of January 1%8, and transact other business as may come before the vention APPORT Fresident District ¢ of Prothonot the ofMice of County Ary Sur ¢hosen will ees to the next Congressional district Committee to the 1%8 to IONMENT OF DELEGATES The number of delegates to which each elec tion district Is entitled based upon the vote for Governor in 1902, and as apportioned by the County Committee in 1903, Is as follows Bellefo mte N ¥- 2 Harris ‘ ~4 Howard ....... 1 Huston... 2 Liberty, E P.. Hi WP. ig w hy Centre Hall. Howard Milesburg a————— Miliheim...... 1 Philipsburg Ist W 71 ad W148 Sra Ww 1 Marion J Miles, Patton Penn * Potter, N .F. State College. — Unionville. Benver Twp. N.P PF ~ Boggs Twp. NWP E P "Y.r. Burnside TWP College . . Curtin " Ferguson it or A hE A EB ot ns Bt ot SB tk 0 pMgRLIRT Bids ae 1 Lb ELLEFONTE, PA Marl tify that in a dance Demo at ring the wo is 1 YWORRS DP wt, Harris Te p Runkle, of Bellef H.8. TAYLOR, Chair EDITORIAL. Art. B Wm. G onte nan THE wAvY the Pennsylvania and some | Isaac | John Haines, { H Pletcher 17 of | Wm I: | F Glossner, sergt d 45 | Wiiham Call, | Ben) F Biekel, | | h MEYERS other railroad companies are throwing | men out of employment by the thous. ands, shows that ‘‘prosperity’’ has gone to the dogs and that there is nothing left of it bat several scores of millionaires, Where 13 yout Shaze of it, reader / ins . Common steel is now down to 8, while the preferred is 51. Much was sald about the advantages of "economic con. ditions”’ and such like when Morgan and Schwab were bamboozling the public. Our re: | Michael resulting from consolidation ! LORarion Girlest publican friends prefer to talk about | something else now, AMONG the new aspirants for political honors we bear of the announcement of Newton 8S. Bailey, of Bellefonte, who wants the republican nomination for prothonotary, He has the prohibition nomination for that office already. With Bailey on the ticket to draw the prohibi- tion sentiment and the Judge to line up the liquor forces, they could ‘‘carry water on two shoulders.” love and Lamb would be one-sided. Tue Gazetté became nett] ted ast week upon reading the letter from ‘North Ward Republican’ and at once accuses the editor of this paper ‘staying up at nights writing’’ this letter, Now, don't get funny, just because it hit a bulls eve, The fellow who wrote the article is not the editor of this paper, but a prominent citizen of Bellefonte, classed as a hide. bound republican. He ranks high in the councils of republican organization in the county, and Bro Harter needs only travel about a square from his resi: dence to find the author, or the real “North Ward Republican.” There is your pointer; better have Judge Love bunt him up, as he is likely to write again, and the columns of this paper will be open to him, ~We will give 4 to pres lat ois visits our store, free i a SATE, & TEI iB B tenchey., i] CENTRE COUNTY SOLDIERS Continued from Page 1. Benjamin C Comey, Byres Price Jno MeKioley, Jno Keyes, David White, Henry Arnold, NEW CEMETERY: Wm Curtin, Martin Dolan, Wm Murray, GMD Hall, Henry Hall James jtider capt, Noland, George Mok John Martin John Kesler, I'homas Taylor, NEW CEM. William Chessman, Inmes Miller, George Brown Phi iy p Barnhart, Rev Perry Randal) Eilz N h Barnhart, Rev. David Swyers (it seems Mrs, Barn. Peter Vanhorn hart had something Lt Jas B Curtin, to do with the cause Samuél Halderman, about this time James Broadley, Henry A Bathurst, 'l2, John Stiner, George Barger, '12, Johu Barge John Funk, Frank BR Holt, Wm Daughenbaugh, Geo W Brown, Lt Col Theo Gregg, David A Lucas Rabt Daughenbaugh Harv W Hampten, 8p hoe, URTY ¥ CEM Thos B Bathurst, Emanuel! Schrover. Wm T Leathers, Eiljah Sharp, John Yocum, Mex, Adam Crossmyer George W Funk, George Funk, Jr., James Turner, Jacob Shultz, Sam'l B Wyland, Alexander Bennet, George Carson, FAIRVIEW CBM Abram Heaton, John C Watkins, OLD CEM, Lawrence Bath irst, Evan Russell, John Gingher, Joseph Keeler, Gregg Bathurst, Benjamin Saylor. R, Howard, PostPhilip Metz. b 87 Ind Emi Pletcher, d Ben) F Holter, a Geo Thomas, ¢ 10 Dan'l Schenck, ¢ 210 (By Grove Bros No. 3) Wm Grove, a 45 Charles Baker, a 4 Nath Thompson, d 45 James Bodie, a & L R Hensyl, 4 82 Harvey Hinton Abram Stouck, Jno T Suitzer, 7 Pacav WT Leathers, | 6cay John K Baker, d 4 Curtis Deliass, 4 4 Wm Kreps, HN Holter, 18 cay Hugh Martin, Irvin Haines, a ¢ MD Crock J R Strickland, a Matthew Riddle, R V Butler, 4 4 Henry Glossner Thos B Sanders, h 14% Jonas Spangler Harrison Long, 4 45 Thomas, John MeCallion, g John Hughes, Geo B Lucas, Jonathan Krape, John Long, Jr. 4 & (George Graden John G Kline, 1812 reo flatnes Wm Haines, samuel Wheeler, a 45 John Long, Sr Jacob Long, mill Ross Baker, 182 e 18 Wm Griffis, 1812 812 J Young, 177" John Dory, Spa Am a3 John Wm (Orly rey Dyer, 1812 T70 rev ‘ac ksomville Mark McKean Roddy Logan, d, & NH Wm Montgomery apt James Martin, 1512 H Bobb lieut e 5th res Edw Rogers capt ¢ 50 cay Thos Stevenson, 1512 John Smith, Wm Watkins, a 20° Wm Watsons Mh res Wm Sayers James H Sir Jas Strunk, e Wm Weight, Zion, Matthew Moore, George Noll, John Fravel, John 8 Noll. Samuel S Hines, Henry B Showers PRESRY TES David Beek, b J HCram. lle't bi] I) H Chesabough, ¢ Richard Conley Sam'l Fulton, ¢ '@ J P Hughes core’ R C Holmes, Alex Henderson, | vin, Thos Askey, capt rev REFORMED CBW " Wm Fulgar, bh 137 IAN EM 0 nk. 48 th eav Roland Helndy, Jacob Gill, Swartz, Thomas Gephart, bert Hubler sburg Jacob T Landers, Henry McEwen, Samuel Soyder, Samoel Huslon, Chas B Wilson, William Carner, Wm W Rodgers, Isaac Huffman Geo M Wasson, Suyderiown (Walker Twp.) John Snyder, Jaend Snyder, Wiliam Warner, Henry Rossman, John Mowey Samuel Gi Henry W Markie, Benner wp. William Maverack, Abraham Rider EN, f- Wittia jnech ww Bodie Koch Mil pring Henry Ecke b Dan ol SN Hiram Sweet wood, James De Armit fames Hewes hu Waltz M John B ! MF Riddle Centre Hill EE McMioe AERP Thomas Davis, Thomas I Davis Jeremiah A Handey, John Brisbin oods, Centre Hall Amos Parker W FP Shoop, Tas MeClenahan, William Horner, Andrew Gregg Tames Foster Michael Derstine William Horner Ton Foreman, "12, Rol: Murray, nat gd, Wm Dinges, nay, cad Ino Thomas, 8p. Am Simon Wolf, Adam Nearhood, Simon Harper WwW A Jacobs, samue! Shanon John (denkirk Philip Fioray, Jerry Shr Mer, Krumbine ohne Heinle, William Boozer, William Bible, Reuben Stump, Fleming Charles MeGarvey Hiram Stine Joseph Miles Joseph Wynd, Isaac Wall, 8 Joseph niere, James Musser, John Fisher, Geo Filek, Alex Thompson, Michael Leibkelcher, And Murray, Jesse Rearieok, James G Lucas Jos Athinstinan, Hae h lddings, rower, Ben) Rieh, A ¥ Leathers pA em Isaac Watt, 1813 John Kinney, h 110 Geo Ingram, Henry ison, David Parsons, wed Swinehart, Wm Hosband, Wm Riehare John Peters, Joseph Peters, Jos Ammerman, Robert Hall, Wm L Cadwallader, Jeremiah Rialr, Wilson. Irvin, Nelson Adams, L B Bathurst Abram Wolislagle, Thos Turner, Bert Geary, Wm Hall, Harris Calhoun, bh, 58 Tusseyville. Littie Henry R Smith, Daniel Horner, Joseph Kreitzer, Jacob Rockey, Jonas Moore, George ShafTer, Samuel Wingard, John Ditzell, Mex, Sprucetown, Miles Ketner Solomon use, Bamuel MeClellan, Joseph Newman, Samuel Peters, John Peters, John Pennington, Amos Sweeltwaod, David Shires, Reuben Shirk Daniel § Shaffer, John Wilkison, Bamuel MeClanaban, I R Stonebraker, AF Sankey. Jacob Bechdol, Frank Burris, Neth Heoner Ezra Britton John Crosthwite, GC Cadwallader, Henry Crawford, Harrison Faust, William Hewes, Pleree Hartman, Ben | Jacobs, Samuel Kelley, Lot Ketner, George Ketner, Bam'l Strong. Bergt Amsbaugh, "12, Eagleville, DISCIPLE CEMBYRRY '— John Burd, | 149 Geo Harleman, d 40 Henry Swartz, g 208 Patrick Magee, d45 Albert Riter, g, 200 J be, fT UNY Bp B Galbraith, H Moon, h Istart Nm me gta. 24 ¥ fas Fearson, a 4 a srael B Potis, d 49 oh James Potts, Lb RZA erry Bhearer, rev Won Lite. a rain La A { CLARKS CEMETHREY {o | ceives four mail bags a day, | keep the post mistress busy | Harvey Miller and Mrs, | burg. Pech G Yeoh, Wm Bullock IZ Bteph Somers, g I0INY Dr Btrong Chas Keyes, d 4 P Hoftman, e 4th res Jos M Linn, ¢ 11 Wm Wait, g 208 Bam'] Bowman, g 58 At Hayes cemetery there are six graves, but names were not given, Aaronsburg. REFORMED CEM |= Henry Crouse, a 148 John Minnieh, f 56 Jona Wolt, d 45 LUTHERAN CBM (= HH Weaver, d 1/8 Jack Syivis, d 21 Ohlo John Shunk, Geo M Rupp. a 14% JG Kurtz, m 148; re. Jos George, a 157 malns removed to Mif Jacob Fisher, 14% flinburg cemetery Haines Twp. YOLF'S CHAPEL CEM Jacob Leitzel, And Musser, capt d 148 Em) Leltzel, d 145 Dan'l Miller, 4 145 Sol Winklebleech, d 148 Geo Leltzel, d 148 ST PAUL CEMETERY Win Gable, 4 14% Emil D Fox, 4 148 John Brown, 1812 Mil heim, Chas Held Harlem Ritter John BR Sleifer Robt H Forster, 14% buried at burg MILLHEIM CBM Ino A Miller, a Sam Gutelius, Jacob Snook, Wm Buck, g Jacob Springer, Th bM Mai, & Mifflin g 1 Rebersburg. EVANGELICAL CEM John Weight, a 148 Chas Hr Winters, If LUTH-REFORM' CEM ;~ Simon M Stover, a 148 Henry Woll, a 145 Philip Moyer Matt Snook, g 7 cav Ged Kreamer, Rev F B Wolf, chap’ Geo Fehl, 137 #4 11 Levi Strayer, ales Simon ¥ Wolf, a 140 Philip Woodling, a 14% Dan’! Miller, a 148 Madisonburyg. Dan Shafer, a James Beirly, Geo Burket, | Jas M Royer, i H Burkest, h 2 lae Rubl, 1812 1812 a l48 M Kessler, 1512 Jonathan Shafer, 1812 Dan E Shafer, a 148 Livonia. 7 cay Christopher Shade, 3 Ferguson 1wp. PISEGROVE CEM Geo Trumble, Daniel Musser, John Fortney, John A Murbhy Hodt Cralg, Gilbert Dunlap, Alex Sample Daulel O'Brian, KE Hammer, Geo W Allen, Jos Murphy John Patton, Geo Eckel, John E Thomas John Farber RG Brett Jos Ward, Harry Shall, Cyrus Goss Sandford Stonebraker, G W Hunter Harry Stonebraker, Geo Dannley Nicholas Grossman, J E Smith, Jacob Erp, Gabriel Lucas Fred Beigel, DDB Erb BF Bloom, Heuben Heed Daniel Shifter, Jumes Dunlap, Daulel Musser, Jr MEEK'S CPMELERY :- David Keys, Wm Carter, PINE HALL Jack Booth Hoger Fagan A Y Royer David Kreps, PRANCH CEMETERY 148 a Ids (300 Adams, m Amos Harper Jobin Campbe Geo Meyerly, J J Hesmer J 6G Battor! C J Shrifer Harvey B Yarnell, bh Miscellaneous Lot 1 Struble, Zion, EF It Kk 15 cay lieh Hobold, tre Line, 1a res Houser Lowery McEntire Jones, Port Matil’ Gott Cen. oss] vi le. Gregg Twp. somgR. Those who attended the show at Belle- fonte were, Mrs. Gentzel and family, Miss Katie Bartges and Daniel Smith, Alfred Bartges, P. Mistress, Lizzie Wolf Miss Dora ntzel, Sarah Breon, and two daughters spent Sunday at U, G. Aaman’s. Miss Katie Breon, and gentleman friend, George Spayd, spent Sunday at D. D. Breon’'s. Gustus Win klebech, and Elsie Grimes, were guests at David Breon's Sunday. The Sober post office gives and re: that will Misses Katie Bariges, Dora Genlzel and Alice Weaver, of Spring Mills. spent Sunday with their (riend Lizzie Wolf 1. } and wife and two children Jriah Anman's £) Breomn, were callers at | Un ton | and Mii county. AY Jamison nada started for Mifflin 5. Mary Zerby will spen pg Mills. Saturday 1a couple Spr Madisonburg. | Frank Erdl ton, are wi Hartle ady’s sister, Mrs, Fetteroff of our y aud wife, from siting the David Bariges and wife, from Centre fall, spent Sanday in town, Miss Iva Kidder, Mrs | from Rebersburg, William Duck and grandma, Mrs. HL BE. Dock, Wm. H. Swartz and family, from Millheim, were the guests at the home of Jos. Bierly, on Buoy Wm. Gramiey and wife, from Spring Mills, A. A. Frank and wife, from Mili. beim, and D D. Royer, wife and dangh ter, Miss Neda, from Rebersburg, at- tended the funeral of Wm. Grim, Sunday. ]. L. Swisher and {riend Miss A acet. ta Miller were guests of friends at Nit. tany, Sunday. Allce Duck, Spring Humors Come to most people and cause many troubles,—pimples, bolls and other eruptions, besides loss of appetite, that tired feeling, fits of billousness, indigestion and headache. The sooner one gots rid of them the better, and the way to get rid of them and to build up the system that has suffered from them is to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Pills "THURSDAY, Mrs. Wm. B. Parsons 1s off on & two weeks’ visit to friends in Harrisburg, Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Mrs. A.J. Bt. Clair left on Saturday to at’ tend the funeral of her brother in-law Zach eriah Ogdon, at Clearfield Miss Gurtie Tobias, of New-Millport, is visit Ing at the home of her Uncle E, E Erhart, If Miss Jessie Mc I'herson, who is the Misses Alice and Mary Buck, 1s a specimen of the average Clearfield girls, then that ancient town has the prettiest and brivitac young Indies In the For turthe: quire of Charley Griest Mrs, Danlel Hall leave for an extended to guest of state, evidence In and her son E ir in diffe the west on June 4th and w Falr at;st. Louls One day last igene y rent par sit Lhe W before returning home mm, Keatley nar by the 1:06 Geo, Mor Was Dearly drawn Fhe engineer My or week Mrs, W rowly escaped run down train due here rison’ being on the %, SO near that she crossing at un der the train eyes, 80 as her sald he closed his ao to mangled see the horrible body On the same day, as Jim Holt was driving Brugger's cattle across Lhe track, the © ning over him st low The happiest man in our Irvin Alexander, after widowhood his good wife returned from her visit to their daughter, Mrs Philadelphia We now have four dally malls Eisle Hall and Eloise Buek are expert fisher girls, recently they sach caught about MW whop - pers some of them must have measured at least 2 inches In length Mrs. Amanda Moran and Mre Jode Eeken roth have cleaned and beautified the old Alex ander store room for an lee cream parior and will hereafter the famous Cedars ice cream every Saturday evening, also on Decora tion day. (3 train eame very nearly run the crossing one street be town just now is Pat Loughry, at sell Mrs. Albert Hazel has also re-open. ed her parlor and will again supply the public with that delightful dish If anybody tells you slow town, just mark him ber. 1 visited that town on last Saturday and in the evening the principal business streets were so crowded with shoppers that one could hardly elbow his way through the crowd the day Main's show 12.00 that Philipsburg isa down a back num on exhibited in that town fares were collected on the street cars to and from Wint troiy travel Rumberger we distance of 1! Run, arm. This was the star day for Through the courtesy of H. D took a trolly trip to Winburn a miles, passing 1 ugh Hawk Morrisdale, Alport + and a host THE PUBLIC seem Lo know a good thing wh laste If, judging by around our SODA WATER FOUN TAIN Although the of Cream soda bas advanced from what it was last year, yet the larger quantity of cream given and the delicious walers that go with It, seems fo give univer. sal satisfaction. We eater for the best | trade ; If you desire the BEST you enn always CG tral reens Bush House Block, Bellefonte, Pa. hiro on they price The Brockerhofi UNTIL 6 P. MW, JUNE 2. Prof. J. ANGEL, THE WELL ENOWSX Eye Specialist, of Williamsp't, who has established a large praet number of years, will mako 45s s—gular month iy visit Prot. Angel who has helped weak eyes and gave relief to | headache sufferers to thousands of people mn | this count tients, an ehildren, v will be glad to meet his old pa new ailke. All suffering with headache defective eyesight, or cross eyes good results and desire do well to call on Prof. Angel, at the Brockerhoff House, Thursday, June 2nd. weak eyes 0000000 IN EW Tin Store The undersigned, who has been mI with the W. H. Miller & Co. store, of Bellefonte, as tinner, for some years past, desires to announce Forming in combination the Spring | Medicine par excellence, of unequalled strongth In purifying the blood as shown by unequalled, radical and per- manent cures of Scrofula Salt Rheum Sonld Mead Bolls, Pimples All Kinde of Humor Psoriasis Blood Poisoning ~~ Rheumatism | Catarrh Dyspepsia, to Accept no substitute, but be sure to | got Hood's, and get It today, Porto Rico Coffee Just received a new invoice of Porto Rico Coffee. It is fine flavor and heavy body— use less of it. At 26c per Ib it is the cheapest coffee on the market. to the public that he will en gage in the same business for himself and will oeen a room in the MeBride build ling Allegheny street. For the present he will conduct a first clase tin store, being prepared to do roofing, spouting, and all kinds of work connected with the tinsmith business. Slate roofing will also be a specialty. GOOD WORKMANSHIP AT REASONABLE PRICES GUARANTEED. James H. Fox, MeBride Building, ALLEGHENY STREET. ! weeks of temporary | sight of | | the crowds seen | lee | There is a quality added to tl} 1€ ike and biscuit by the Royal Baking Powder which ingly endorse and Roval Baking baking by the best people everywl ROYAL BAKING PO promotes This peculiarity of « Royal” noted by phys sicians, and they WDER £0, digestion, has been accord- recommend it b] ; . . Pow der 18 used 1n ncere., NEW YORK of sinaller mis Piatt and wh en EOes The death angel this time takiz respected representat The Hon slrest ng is president « he once lays his hand AS Again visite K fron it midst one of Harris Ca IRIyY «0 rvin for # that Alfred the bBoun. Bee obit nother De. W,. NK | Walker, of near Glen | Smallpox the taken disease present in its 1 house is quarantine to prevent the rther nar! th par Fur Reduced Hates to 6G AR, neapuin, For the benefit to at tend the Annual Encampment of the Grand Army of the Hepublic, Department of Pennsylvania, at Gettysburg, June 5th { 11th, the Pennsylvania Railread Company will sell excursion tickets to Gettysburg £ of those desiring | from all stations on ita line in the State of { and Sth, good to returns | inclosive, | round trip | | | lee here for a | persons, Ineloding ! who wish | 10 save money, would | Pennsylvania June 4th, 5th, 6:1} until June 13th single fare for the specific rates, apply on th rate of For | local ticket agents at to ~The best value ever ¢ offered, our §1 | ox fords for ladies— Yeager & Davis Poorman spent , at Wingate Mrs. Maggie Lucas Sadie and Florence are visiting at Mrs, Mrs. Myrtie Fr spent with ber sister in Bellefonte Rev. G. A who had been visiting Fulton county, have home at this place daughters of Warriors Mark r Nancy L and | son Hayden, at + oem by returned their v » wo Sparks and to wife and Sunday child, of Butts with friends at jobn Crock, Station, spent this place. Quite a number of place attended Walter last Saturday. Edward Lucas and fonte, visited at Chas dav. Mr. Green and Miss Stephens, of Ty- rome. are visiting at Wm. Green's Nicholas Gay is visiting his daughter at Milroy people from this IL. Main'scircus family, of Belle- Lucas’ over Sun. — Rubber sole tennis shoes, all colors— ~ Yeager & Davis. Copyright 1004 by Hart Schaar & Narn yon the suite ready wh Materials of h ght and dark eflects Single or double | to the le Prices Outing Suit Accessories : en yoi or = + $6.00 to $18.00. Belts, Neckwea, of distinctive, meritorous styles. Boys’ Wash Suits 50¢ to £3 00, g at home. The outing suits are showing meth Ing more that are merely put You 1 ive them body, they together may AR WY nt yo and ur made #0 will keep shape through the season, instead of barging like a string in a couple of weeks You'll get such outing suits as you to if you come here. Words wont do it, better us show ought have lot worsted 1k lo . 18; trousers peg top or shape \ 4 flannel, in will not eri Straw Hats, Neglige Shirts, SIM, THE CLOTHIER, OUTFITTER TO MEN AND BOYS.
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