THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA OO TOB ER 20. 1904. “ 1 IE WORLD | MAL ALL TIE URL nd of Civilization in All Lines TRA toWoek POLITICS and GOVERNMENT Executive Wynne Succeeds Payne. By virtue uf his station as first as sistant postmaster general Robert J Wynne became acting postmaster gen eral upon the death of the late Payne. Wynne's pointment aster gen- to succeed Payne was by Presi- Roosevelt Mr. post eral Mr. made dent | his | noble fa | regency Mr, | {of France ap-| as nobility is tainted because his great-grandmother did not belong to al The count's title to the! the action of the mily was fixed by diet of government and inold Lippe- Det The Franco-Spanish Agreement. A step toward the in the imperialistic possession of a west African empire Mediterranean and en with the signing of the Franco Spanish agreement, Oct. 8, at Par By this agreement Morocco is virtually turned over to the French rule, al though to satisfy Spanish pride a few Atlantic was tak aims from the Sudan to the Literary | Pare nt the [#3 Digest says there is an ap shifting of the Irish sentiment country from the to the Republican, Other Irish which are ordinarily neutral eulogizing Roosevelt and urging his election Legal and Criminal. | Tobacco Merger Not Enjoined. Vice Chancellor Pitney decided at Newark, Oct, 11, that injunction { should ssued against the pro- | posed merger, but he granted a stay of proceedings until the higher court should act Democratie | papers unre an not be | £2.000.000 tobacco | Buffalo Alderman Acquitted. The first of the trials ag: THE VALUE OF ONE VOTE. Ab many d 23 ngle Morton Govern vole, 1n ¢ in tl pay n triy it thi 1851 vole defeated or ol | ited to the nator fr tation total poll of Aapers Mothers and wep of Daughters t that Marcus time y O11 Lhe 1g yO r Every woman who has a grown daughter knows well the worry and anxiety which always comes at that period of life when girlhood merges into womanhood. Upon a girl's condition at this time her future beaith gth and happi o much care can not be taken to see that 8 through this period safely. AUNT DINAH'S OLD VIRGINIA Herb Tea A BOON TO WOMANHKIND inging Ma siren in every i late T¢ is of the greatest assistance tor about the change w } f ranging the n ature in br ba FORMATION WANTED Certain patrons, through negligence, or for peculiar reasons known Lo Lhemse ves, remove from ove locality to ano her without notifying this oMes We are anx to locate then 80 thut they may receive thelr paper regularly and for other reasons, important to us, Any one who can furnish the present address of the following will confer a special favor, We give the former address GRO. A. MILLER, ARronsburg J.C. BPRANKLE, Blormstown Ina Ayies, Gardean E F.Ganpwer, Howard O. W. Marks, Hannah, Pa J.B. Lt Boe hh Creek Joux F.Jouxsox, Rocklord, | Wu. Brau, Bellefonte, Pa Mus. Kiste PoouMax, Clearfie HExY T. Invin, Cross Forks, J.P. LasoLe, Hinehman, Mich Geo A. Batauwsrt, Milesburg Jory Jee Milesburg, Pa Jom .Hussanrp, Patton, Pa H.( ay Ex, Fort Wayne, Inc AGNES TURNER, Milford. Ind Harxy Hoover, Pittsburg E. J. Visnen, Bellefon EpMUuNDSs, Wine Holmes, Gal RL Fa, Fa AB te Pa iber, Fa zen, Va Feun Ha FIMAN, Aaror I.H BressLex, N Xx HK. BxyDpen Wan Hy sburg evada, Kansas erly ¥Flem- y of Mackeyville, 1inst seven that against O, FB. acquittal Oct, 11, ufficient to Oct. 10. This appointment Is «nid to be due Mr, Wynne's n un 1ing the] in the settlements along the coast will re! Buffalo lermen main tributary to Spain for 'lecer, resulted in ent. France will superintend the he evidence was government of Morocco the « irmy with French o the pres now not Ny + of bribery and reorganize | prove {3 Meers Wis Kansas Treasury Looted. ——————————— [——— Governor Bailey of Kans th | r- HAMLINS COUGH BALSAM | General. c report says that shortages amount. |r , : si HAMLINS BLOOD & LIVER PILLS XK. RHOADS { Charge Against Cortelyou. been I'he Demo t ‘ of anntry i lo \ . an ny tigatio TI ie A A 3 £M Oo BY C. M. Parrish, - Bellefonte, Pa Druggist A Crowded Car Verdict. 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The Penn Chemical Works, Pillade lobis Notary Public and Pensic wm Attorney comes the statem Pr 5H Teel BELLEFONTE, PA. S BB. GOSS, KTH ley ent chemist, that the in ) # country is a cheap ar 1 dangerous the gover: 85 per cent of all Carry too much like Roosevelt whisky sold badd dda dda ada dde sda desde adoddonde nds ada tie ado nde ads theta adeatsatastand La Follette Ticket Recognized Calling Russia to Account H * 4 SCIENTIFIC Ng the | Fire, Life and Accident In- surance. Ww Miss Peck's Latest Climb Bellefonte, Pa. Frederick K. Foster, FIRE, LIFE ACCIDENT AND TORNADO INSURANCE, BONDS of every description. on the Isthmus Work LIKE THE ROCK r GRANITE WARE tie nor ve is th ‘ RR Watethant his figure a Republican adjunct raw vot ¥ be changed by the estimate of her from the Democratic kot eng er a rried Instruments of thered of EaoLr BLOCK, BELLEFONTE, . Adetbadddaddadasdasddiaddadiaadands stants abandadion TYVRVIVRRVRRVRRVVRVFDVERVFTRARVERVERUETNRVTFRIVRTVIHIVIIFVN } Ea or three of the cheaper material. Ihree moder: bought bids for n have been opened A of yellow pine and heen | 1nd shovels | in the steam ON (i feet | of | sent out te number cross ties, plles, et been to Colon A has been department old "ng put | macuiner organized, and the shops | of the French con are Ix In repair Ee Foreign. Portuguese Disaster Greater, Angoia panies Later news fron shows that the Alsaute the Port in the fighting hamas in southwest Africa more serious irted The g RON ernment of I nds to send a | large punitiy regulars to IZ Uese forces | ¢ recent with the Cuana WAS than at first reg ortugal Ir o a composed of | Servia's King Anointed. Amid the g of bells the anoint ment of King Peter of Servia was per formed Oct. 9. The king In full coro nation robes to church, where the Metropolitan Innocent, at tended by bishops and clergy, perform ed the ceremony and celebrated high mass peallr proceeded Lord Milner's Resignation, On account of (ll health resulting from the strain of dealing with the financial and racial troubles In South Africa, Lord Milner has resigned the high commissionership. Lippe Hot Against Kaiser, Public meetings in the principality of Lippe, Germany, have been held to protest against the endeavor of Em. peror Willlam to get Count Leopold out of the regency. They regard this as an attack upon their autonomy and sovereignty, The ground of the kal Delaware Republican Truce As the result of « Ww mferences at determine the the highest | this run as an inde; ! | Irish Support For Roosevelt. | twenty ser’s objection to Count Leopold is that Oct both the fact on a single of the and Isane IP mington, Delaware peak in the western hemisphere tepublican were bre to gether Preston Lea wight ticket, with regulars for govern N Rays All a Delusion. Robert WW. Wood of the ns physical laboratory has from France, where he experiments in company Blondlot, the discoverer of the so called Nr 'rofessor Wood has reached the conclusion that the N ray delusion. He says that himself falled to note hange on the phosphores (Wood) held the screen. Professor Wood also called on the at thelr radium laboratory ind thinks it doubtful if there will ev radium to make it of state Professor Johns Hopk just tried with irker of the uni I'he compromise is that Mr Lea, his Chandler regular Republ refused to withdraw and sald he wident candidate or ms for rity of Addie ks uncompro returned lfeutenant governor pecul some agrees to support 8 missing enemy Dr who was nominated hy the leans in a probable the ny cent would discoverer telltale « soreen when he Commenting on the flop of the | ton Plot of the leading Irish C oli Democratic for came Bos ith more than out En one Curies papers YEAS which the forier be enough Roosevelt early n Campa thei practical value A AAAs aan ASAE ase aa aan RL LS : Candidate Watson's Spicy Acceptance Populism’s excuse for living this year is given by Thomas E. Wat. son in his letter accepting the call to head the Populist ticket. It is that there Is no virtual difference between the Republican and Demo- cratic parties. Roosevelt, he says, stands out in the open for Republican principles, while Parker's position “is indefinite and neutral.” The gold standard he still regards as unconstitutional and “not irrevocably fixed.” He declares that the Democratic party in this campaign has no leader, He announces a definite programme as to the disputes between labor and capital by saying that he would, If elected president, ask com- bined capital to choose ome man, union labor another and himself ap point a third to constitute a board of arbitration for the settlement of all labor troubles. He thinks something must be done in this direction soon, as “a few more Colorado situations would precipitate the rule of the soldier pald by the corporation or by the taxpayers whose state officials are owned Ly the corporations.” In advocating the Initiative and referendum Mr. Watson says It would take from the, federal judges “the idea that they are earthly editions of Jehovah” and adds that a corporation Is behind the times “which does not own a federal judge or two.” While admitting that he does not expect to be elected this year he asserts that no one's vote Is thrown away “until it ceases to be the representative of honest con victions,” He expects that “In some honorable way the Bryan Demo crats must act with ve” Here are just a few prices or Gray Enamelled Ware. PRESERVING KETTLES SAUCE PANS usually usually ually yo Dou - it 2 Steel Enamelled War. PANS HAS sually 2¢ 1 ! 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