THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, C Professor Holden's Triumph. As a result of the efforts of (3, Holden of college in his educate the farmers on the In of selected the 000,000 bushels to their year means an earnings of $10,000,000 and over exper P. the and sing shall be in nd of on bill newspupe wards barns Industrial. | |inste A I A End of the St. last eXposit Louis Fair, day of on i. cultural FRONDS Were In atte | Louisiny Professor | CIR the Town Ag two years’ campaign to for 5 HIDOSE f for e great portance espect planting, | who made t 104), seed and proper farmers of Iowa have added corn crop HS | a as compared with last year mdertaking a su cess, The directors presented h which fved the gram rize at the approximate increase 1 on. During ng the Pike : A seme 17.000 silver service ad winter Professor olden traveled | statement 1 the state In spe 31 O00 O00) ( hat 180.000 (8 1s¢ of the tions It | professor 8( Suffering The continued is expect wat a similal I unted to about $ TEIN KIINK) crop re Products to Sell Higher, From Drought. dry large ed fron western and South tress. Mills suffering cart ied m In some sectic three mi vored w mi iny places pray forr mnths and il meeting hat ing water mar have shop In were in Chicago he been Bot} f deputy sl cturing ned last workers I @ May 24 ! Tell uride Strike OF. yutput « wetoris had | resident Moyer of sed 25 per nt "9 n rad n of Miners ized labor aband the lone ai } said the f the Wester: increa organ Commercial. A Woman of High Finance. The notice « nit brot York ee kl bank large notes of Mrs. Cha financial ser ry other Mme Mrs. Chad which had indorsed by timillionaire Later Chadwick wns that and mos showing resident Francis MMERCE end INDUSTRY I's in Mi t im with ) | the fair cost Hi i RELIGIOUS of Oberlin, ©. ‘ og Westminster Confession Dropped. that the Union Ary t New York had di Westn unan ide a ; The al semin irded the lek's, 1 week One s dw sation last report Mrs wick than a Lydia Was none : nster Conf notorious cla Another te wr rvoyant us vote of Deve vick's nd 5 tees and th 1" : 2 wa acti en used as collateral, was was that : £500,000 lowed at « the gift « LA Andrew Carnegle, the mul Mr. Carnegle Newton suit against was called off, and it el that the woman would meet ns. It was intimated tha of £5.000.000 In denied It Mrs was the confirmed trustees In so f fortune rtheless sever lacked confids pointed for } M Prod ge Theolog ® at the bs the nr : DE EE tS SAS : Break In Last Chain of Russian Forts made defenses which seemed to offer Nogl, under and il and the the vercomi man Japanese army of perati mikado, found and broke the most important nk in the forts encircling Port Arthur Nov. 30, the assault of Two Hundred and Three Meter hill with des bought victory Reaching the outer breastworks by means of a subterranean gallery on which the sappers and labored for the columns sprang up the steep slope on which rested the powerful Fort Namakoyama, about 630 feet high. The sides of the fort were proof and loopholed, and the roof was covered by a double steel plates, upon which a thick layer of earth was superposed. In front of the fort ran sndbagded trenches, the corners of which strengthened by rails. Approach to the outer trench was obstructed by barbed wire fences The assault had been preceded by a terrific bombardment from dawn and was accompanied by a similar advance on Forts Rihileunshan and Keekwan to the northeast so as to prevent Russian concentration In the twenty-four hours during which the movement occurred 15,000 Japanese were sald to have fallen, Worn by the long strain and with depleted ranks from flerce hand to hand fighting, the defenders of Two Hundred and Three Meter hill finally retreated. Re-enforced by men from the warships the army of defense tried to retake the last position, but were driven back. The ships are useless their guns hav ing been removed and many shells having taken effect, It was thought by experts that the Japs would reduce the remaining forts In a few days With heavy guns ob this eminence directly overlooking and only two miles distant from the harbor General Nog! was master of the situation at last. It was the beginning of the end. The Japanese strategy required this result before risking another battle with Kuro patkin and before the Baltic fleet should arrive. ng natur insuperable resistance, Gener from orders last chain of great when, on wns crowned rly miners had weeks, storming bomb layer of were i | eral Es eam a aa a endow to sion profess had anything to discarding of the The Rev, Dr. Charles ( dent of the ships, with the confess "uthbert seminary, says the maintain af hearty than desire to co-operate with 'resbyterian church and filiation therewith Is more Presbyterian Federation Plan, nting the sey rian church met at Pict a plan of a central body to be known as “the Federal Council of Reformed hurches In ierien, hold ng the Presbyterian system.” This wird of sed of which lecided ch « sburg on organic nlis for Oxford Sticks to Greek. ir Leru Charity Schoo Endow ed. John 8. Ks York to the ywinent "his of 825. (xx) for har open Two Kinds of Tuberculosis. The commiss appointed by the ignte the ¢ and human and hu ise are dis never nto the other to Invest vihe al one ler of the solar ORerva nl ciniming y undesirable other Miscellaneous Accidents. One person was killed and about for a trolley ear accel N. J.. Nov. 20. when the track at a high were injured In Roselle Jum pl dent at he Car curve Fair Japan.” “Quo Vadis" world's fair bulldings were | stroyed by fire Dec. 8, {| One person was killed and sixteen | were Injured at St. Louls Nov, 28 {when a trolley car ran away on a steep grade, overturning on a sharp curve at the bottom. The brake chain had broken Deaths. Mrs, G. H. Gilbert, the veteran ac tress, dled at Chicago Dee, 2 while on tour with her company, aged eighty. two Mme. Janauschek, the famous ac. tress, died at Amityville, N. XY., Nov, 20, aged seventy seven, nnd sev de BELLEFONTE, PA., DECEMBER 8, 1904 KILLS CATARRH GERMS, Notice of sale nserted Breathe Hyomei and Be Cured of Ca- tarrh--Costs sNothine if it Fails. having Hy for i y minu tice free for #1 when i LEGAL REALE ¥ ” ¢ — ited After Years. 40 REFUSED LIFE INSURANCE I was Afterward Cured by Thompson's Barosma, Kid- ney and Liver Cure. I had been confined to the with nd .THE NEW.... (irocery ‘epper E. T. ROAN, (OR ALLY {EXY & BIS} PUBLIC SALE REGISTER. ADVERTISEMENTS ! CHRISTMAS SLIPPER SALE Slipper ass vd our styles Dest ti NOTE THESE PRICES anywhe Can vou even think of Christmas Slippers { Men's Vely Men ¢ mits t Embroidered Chri as 3 rs, tation Alligator and Leat!} lippers, Men's ine, Tan and Blac) k Leather Men's hy an and Black “Nullifier” pe rs, $1.¢ Ladies’ Comfortable Felt Slippers, 75¢ to $1.20 Ladies’ “Faust” and “Boudoir” Slippers, $1 to $2.00 Ladies’ Crochet and Bath Slippers, y Ladies’ Patent and Kid Evening Slippers, $1 to $2.50 Old Ladies’ Warm Felt Shoes, $1 to $1.50 High and Low Arctics, Leggins and ve to $1.80 Oo to $2 x IDINTS., SOx Slipper sh and Overgaiters MINGLE'S SHOE STORE. | AN wi of Bmoked Meat, Pork Page RAILROAD SCHEDULE A TYRONE~EASTWARD HH i BAR | Niu 1 pel mia oburn ng Spring g Tad nire Hall Gregg jer iP Oak Ha Let i Dale Summit Pleasant Gap Bellefonte JELLEFONTE CENTRAL J To take effect RAILROAD WENSTWAR EASTWARD mrine State ( Struble Bloomsdort Fine Grove Trains from Montandon. Lewisburg Hamsport, Lock Haven and Tyrone, connect with tral: N 8 for State ( ogee Trains from State ( onnect with Penna Raliroad at Bejlet ints sast and went Teoxar Supt wi cevceo?” 4444 4 » Kr der’ a 8 4 Mackey vil) ¢ Onadar Springs 4 Salons TENRSNZITg _- Ar ). 1m & Hudson River R Jersey Shore = Tamera ame »OC New York Central Ly SN 10 Arr, § Love iB “ 1 & Lye { Wmsport | Arr 2 8 (Phila. & Reading ry PFHILAD we! 11 BO NEW YORK Ie Via Phils) fn LL RL te» Ha «. Ar Lye lp Weeks Days, NEW YORK... Ly ——— (Via Tamaqua) ft Week Days a:00 m. sun fsa m dunday ny Phfladeliphia SILopk ing Oar atiached to sant pound train from Williams 1 at II: m and west bound from Fhlageipat at) » m EFHART, General Rup BEEZER'S MEAT MARKET, ALLEGHENY ST. BELLEFONTE, We keep DOD Dut the be best quality of BEEF, PORK, NUTTON, SLICED HAN you want a niee Juley ange. Ste PHILIP BEEZER, mis wm 00 was AW ally
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