THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., NOVEMBER 3, 1904. Orrin T. Noble. —— I" FORMATION WANTED 0 1 T'. Noble, one the lest Bie / \ ji rr . rrin T. Noble, one of the olde res / Certain patrons. through negligence, or for dents in Clinton county and one of the Lag Judi Har reasons Known Lo themselves, remove on { rom one joeality to ano’ her. without sotifylng j ’ \ ¢ this offes, We are anxious to locate them so Haven. died in that city n Friday : I V 4 that they may receive thelr paper regularly ' | : / i and for other reasons, important 10 us, Any age of 87 year He wi acher, i ( / - one who can furnish the present address of the y following will eonfer a special favor We give ' the former address man: one of the oldest Odd Fellows in \ A i GRO. A, MILLER, Aaronsburg nd a prominent Mason y J. OU. BPRaNKLE, Btormstown , / ] 5 Ia AYnes, Gardean, Pa, E F.Ganower, Howard, Pa 1 T C ioe n voted, 325 to 237, its approval of | Alderman he married 400 pan ) ( 0. W. Manke, Hannah, Pa I J] S and E he prime ml eid 4 declarations, ; i . ’ g 4 J.B. Lucas, Bee h Creek : : The let Neu! wi ! a postal | gil. ; ~ JOux F. Jonsson, Rockford. | | British Army Term Tripled. LA $ Ws : WM. STAM, Bellefonte. Pa n———————— - Democrats themselves would be glad | The British army council has order Bushs. ten nly i a \ = es = 4 Mus. Erste POORMAN, Clearfield : {ed the term of enlistment to be in- sabe tid Ah hits hani ya wp = J HExXRY T. IkviN, Cross Forks when Roosevelt was elected, and ap- |" ner 77 1k . | Legal and Criminal. | pealed to the men at New York p | creased from three years to nine years, | “*' 4 J.P. LiNoi 8, Hinetman, Mich DLE } LY h | p Be THU RN fees bt shure in the triumph of its {lustrious | With an additional three years in the 480 A. BATHURST, Milesburg Oleomargarine Law Valid | my ! ! | a "we . JOoux Iopinas, Milesburg, Pa ‘ - ’ | reserves, This abolishes the short serv- ’ TT validity of the oleomargarine son, Theodore Roosevelt re Lette i oman y ea th, Jos. H, Hussar, Patton, Pa e alldit) nrgi [Ice 8 am. ' H.C. Weaver, Fort Wayne, Ind y § ni Mrmed Oct. 24 by | Tom Watson's Parting Shot. : law Ww as RgR'R affirmed O¢ . oe 4 o " . | Socialists Seek Mediation. Stren h d Beauty AGNES TURNER, Milford the United States supreme court in a| The Populist candidate, Thomas E.| of. Jaa be French Socialist lead an Hanny Hoover, Pittsburg. majority opinion, Chief Justice Fuller | Watson, made what was sald to be the| ° : Rupe a renoca 1 ) n ’3 sh 4 X Boanlh : K. J. Finer, Bellefonte Pa a | i of ar “ "( 4 | 3 r nr el ir WOmar leg or ntire and Justices Harlan and Peckham dis | final speeches of his campaign at New | F» has started a propaganda to induce | St ' ¥ [the parliaments of the various powers health. / HEE Sanh! De 41, IiDMTHDA, Y¥ Sndhe; senting. The case in question Involved | York Oct, 25 and at Boston Oct. 26, in rE | " i . mn oF more ai K. C. HoLuMes, Galiizen, Pa the use of palm ofl as coloring matter | which he said Roosevelt straddled [© aurope to pass in ig Nip nS eo causa, » he o or. he ail nt io CALVIN BR, BxYDER. Penn Ha > \ ¢ join edintie Jil ' Wi - ' 4 ‘ n . y Oorru and the decision that palm Is coloring | nothing but a war horse, while Parker | : mediation to en oi ar MW mplexion, | L $s not ECHL) Wat Horrsmax, A {tween Japan and Russia, ' T.H. Bressinx matter. Consequently oleomargarine | straddled everything but a war horse. | containing it is subject to the 10 cents | He said he did not e xpect to be elect | + 4 4 AUNT DINAH S OLD VIRGINIA a pound tax, | ed, but would go home feeling that he | : had done his duty In showing up the | Black to Aid Caleb Powers. o M8 LUN | Ex-Governor Frank 8. Black of New evils of our present system EDUCATIONAL fork hi onsent defend Caleb : 0 Campaigning In the Magazines. wers, who Is The organizers of the pub Juctice of the Peace and Republican national committee | Trinity's New President Makes Strong and Beautiful Women Er ce or Pe i ot ores 5 Liber wr anes 2 most ples ad of «. Guns, Ammunition | (y., for the four pages of nd says Signs of Socialist Gains. New Hall at Dartmouth. : . AND H ARDW, ceptno| During tf £1] IN hu I'he corner + He will | astic meet a New Org and ober | youth hall w laid at Hanover, } A . a ry Vie, Tan get the and Wi offes 1! Dry SITUMINOUS EE met com (oR UGG F SPECIAL PRU 2.1. Charles WW. Rnpencet v ho nn { ’ 3 n } f 1 Nite A 1 tu HA MLINS COUGH B BALSAM is V / 00d vey Grain, Hav fs : olIAW and sanc. |AMLINS BLOOD & LIVER PILLS es pda dsand pea ful re tion it w 1a over. : nm Morsingside beng’ C. M. Parrish, - Druggist elon : &l DY the « tl y e the % t » &4 A Alabama Lynchers Indicted. cl a Hevate womal ) agr Ard Bellefonte, Pa SCIENTIFIC jeesssesssanssnessiaenes cCalmont sg ee ‘4 Ww. L:! MUSSER, The & Company VB MUSSER, ‘ 4 King's RB 79 est FLOUR. Successful Flight of Airships v f | owned and per Baldwin of San wel fr — first really sue Notary Public and Pension Attorney. Fire Underwriters Hlegal i Executive. Et, tall » Figihle airship in ths ie nt ‘ i world ’ Ba ker of the common pleas a. Pit D at the world's fair, ned by BELLEFONTE, PA. Judge BELLEFON TE, PA. S. BE. GOSS, edo €).. has rule hat t Vast {f State Adee sent, | the f peopl tehed machine a It Pa . ¢ a : fats . a nel Rat ‘ K i8 ADA Peace Invitations Issue Fire, Life and Accident In- surance. Women to Make Uniforms nresid i iin " : Bellefonte, Pa. Sack Guaranteed. Frederick K. Foster, FIRE, LIFE ACCIDENT AND TORNADO IN ‘SU RAN CE, BONDS of every description. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT Mc:CALMONT & CO. Distributors for BELLEFONTE ' d's Fair Kite Prizes z a : ] ‘ test for kites to rise XX | ——— foot with 20%) feet of Hine the world's Foreign. 19. the first prise of S500 Was A Stam Premier Combes Unshaken rd ni ' roll boy. He GEO. H. LUM, Clearfield, Pean’a. Sale Ag t for Pes: ra. rend hed an 2S breed posi | Jno. F. Gray & Son » high contest, as no gives the graceful lin Successors to GRANT HOOVER hit I'he highest It's the freedom the with an angle Easy and Quick! ne foo - \ a “i i. : , . Insu rance y that gives a TR AL EE LE EEL El ll El ll a a EEE EIR IE ET] Thi® agency represents the argest Fire Insur = u ise and car ance Companies in the world, We are pre Soap-Making guceful poles and ea Er ie ass Sao thy UL a AAA aa a a aad ARES a a with y ALSO Life and Accident Insurance, International Court Averts Great War BANNER LYE and Surety Bonds. hi ‘he Work mn for peace Inst week Gis the British ni e very best soap, simply 1 by the Baltie : ¢ 7 \ 0 id St Bldg, B Il fi t J Oly an of Banner Lye in cold Hull fishing fleet Il or’ § one 6 é on e. ' ater, m - s. of grease, pour the {et ir ] » in the east an y vater in the grease. Stir and put ¢ the British RoOv- aside to set. I New M ale Sy ’ and Syr. nsky, the ndmirml! In _ i A, x lood was up and his ‘ k ‘ finger was | he trigge the Mediterranean mner Lye is pulverized. The can and materials. You save a di Root In meentrated with decks cleared for may be opened and closed at will, per. action at Gibraltar to resist the further progress mitting the use of a small quantity at a of the ships. The Intter reached Vigo time. It is just the article needed in : 1A AD Hp ) «! hb bad . i Spall 27, before Admiral Rojestvensky every household. Re will clean paint, telegraphed his explanation of the affalr His floors, marble and tile worl soften water, : t sinks, closets and waste pipes a report claimed that the Russian fleet had been disinfec . For renewing and presery NE ua aay 2 ; Write for booklet * Uses of Banner ing shoes use only Radeliffe Fine New Orleans Molasses 60¢ threatened hy two torpedo boats and that In pth Shoe Dressing. 10 cents repelling them the fishing smacks had got In Lye free. 8 range of fire. He sald that one of the torpedo The Penn Chemical Works, Piilade lohie boats was sunk and the other took refuge be I A, C. Mingle hind the fishermen. This story was not credited ’ ’ in England and preparations continued to en. CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH Bellefonte, Pa. force the British ultimatum v ANNAN NAAN Already the czar had communicated his PENNYR We promptly obtain U. 8 and For apology, regrets and promise of Indemnity to the families of the two slain and several wound. ed fishermen and for the one boat sunk. But punishment of the offend. od A, We have a fine line of cur Ing officers was demanded. That turned on the question of fact, Fei ns . : i In that perilous moment out of all the aspiration and effort of the ot wz tug, * od fruits, California evaporated ages in man's struggle between his lower and higher desires spoke the oo" Ye, ) t 10. 19. 15 1 18 | volee 's conscle RChes, a CBI ) still small volce of a nation's conscience, seeking the truth and peace An Altabnel — a, ape} or I ’ " ’ through arbitration, On France's suggestion the czar took advantage bo 1 MASTERS ENGLISH of The Hue panes xin) Wie hr tn nltinted \ oilating fo Sub Fake no cher Wetwee nae os stati per pound; handsome prunes at Se, 9 question o ac 0 An international cour 0 De Child a Ko tutions and " may of pour Droge h 1 12¢ and 15¢: fine apricots at Immediately. This offer wan accepted by the British eabinet and peace pels Bo pend a. “He bet’ fur Laren, oie Oe, : ! yon. Dna ml. 10.400 Testimonies. Soli 1130 and 180 por pound. Spr) PROSITE US. 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Ena a A EE NM Oi EL 18 ! 1 and indus n sald to prevall In the today Secretary Taft now what Judge Parke: bout negro suffrage In the and Ses straight goods south if he were clected president, speaking on this as a manifest depart. ure from the consent of the governed which “ia Indispensable to Democratic success.” Senator Knox In a statement to the press accused both Parker and Cleve land of changing front on the trust Is sue, saying that earlier In the eam palgn both had bid for the support of the trusts The greatest speech last week on the Republican side was made by Secreta ry Hay In Carnegie hall, New York, before a packed house. He charged Parker with Indefinitencss as to his policy and referred to him as “a gilt standard candidate” He claimed that SECHLER & 00, Admiral Rojestvensky
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