THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, B E LLE FON’ IE, PA, MAY 4, 1905. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. RAILROAD SCHEDULE. * OTICE-TRANSFER OF TAVERN NNSYLVA? urn ime N ; LICENSE P NSYLV ANI SAILRUAD. : Notice is hereby given that the petition of Behedule in ef OYE) Andrew M. Heeser, was this aay filed in the | . lice of the Clerk of Quarier Sessions Court Jia nearrive and depart from BELLEFONTE iN for transfer of the Tavern cense, of Musser ded House, in Millhelm Boro, P from (3. Bb. M Brungart. to Anarew M. K ' Bellefonte, Fa. Apri ” VIMPORT Clerk Commerc al, hio 1 a e constantly he Baldwin Works Get Big Order Swindle Charge Against Hyde. | oh re ‘ ft eadil By {oo { \ , v url ‘ LeRoy Dresser ANON Labor. Co-operative Sto ob : ' estate ‘ a ; FP MTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS * + ‘ 71 ’ Box 700, Seranten, Pa i m———————————————————— EDUCATIONAL PU Carnegie Pensions Professors. ‘ ' : wan Engineer | ’ ‘ 4 se Enginecr ] \ | Rogineer {To Speak French ‘ To pest German yn Sued For $1,000,000. 27 that Andres gle had created | having been granted to the reigned by the Tauages. Se] Wiring Bortoser Te niu Bpaniet Dow derwriting was ¢ nisre esenta ! ) the te] Rtat anh ’ | ) pr fd oath xe y tates u ud lefining comp y whi \ } Pre nt and ¢ the h JHBWIRE iG & 1 {ONE RJ The Mercantile Trust company also hipts A Thy i Newfoundland wi rough old 1 kROWD without forgo? TYRONE RAILROAD ay 24. 1% City EE EE EE EE EEE 4 \ ] ‘ » i { ‘ ng 4 Vel § “r . ’ o LEE EE EE EE EE IE I suit ; 14s | ‘0 K Hina £3 ve 4 ACETYLENE ¢ ’ rating $1.0 { r st tl Westy ek H fonte, Pa o . EASTWARI of getting both Alexander and ye sy | : I ncapable The Best and Cheapest Light ng jt out of the Equ placing the head |: >. ww wp So Tl » United States Steel | tifls Cor por ation Marc! aL '| New York Building Peace. 4°13 ax LSE ER OLT __ TRADE ro ASI ea] ye el CCA Of | career. : The fund connists of 210000 19 e Said to 10 be re. cetylene Generators The Advance In Beef. renner i ard « \ \ : ; . ‘ WwW. | 3 nd . THE ENTRAL RAILROAD OF It : ’ A Mi» 1 ) } LEM ‘ ! rig re : “+ - price £300,000 more s paid by the sumer ap) . : with h part ‘ He fon - Jae igh “ s Tix-20 | No-)iNo.3 No sraviom ai Noqit of 1e Least Trouble, Makers Seek Recognitio 0 Jul a, i 2 is ha G0 6Bi| | Nigh tH The Purest Gas, () en The Conference at C A New Jersey Stock Exchange SAFE! Ihe ine tion of the Ne Jers: § : : H i xy of A 4 and the supplements | 3 3 11 : Rus Stock Ex hange was made at Trenton : oh a the New Jersey Registra | i atl Columina, &, tor the charter of an intended oorpo T 88 313 3 Clintondale 5 » with many outhern edu. ation, te be ealied the EAGLEVILLE WA 317 73 Krider's midg | 8 » : "oe wily apn the nfon t ; ' Pres : President Oden said TAS COMPANY. the eharseter and obleet of RO n & Mackeyvilie : waler @ Jownahiy Codar Springs James i he ne be proba 35 : Jere y 1 fonte. Pa Ft Lt LL EE $6,000,000 Coke Dea I v ¢ a ara : : 1 ta than {Weeks Days ral Punishment at Ch r ve thelr | gular y 3 y ’ } Ce jag “gu J Ar NEW YORK. . Lv su y ’ : ' i . . a “ " 1) Week Days. 6:00 p.m Sunda . i A Aunday. ha ..LIveryman General Rug BELL*F INTE, PA, A Share of y atronage is Solicited Albert t Home : 'ERYMAN Trains from Montandm joawisburg., W . Vo . ‘ a Iamspors. | ek Havel and Tyrone connect hit 1 tag " 4 irs \ dh ’ ' i a vats ! with tra 5 for State College righ . y aga. Y \ ¥ y rr ) ‘ tormst rmerly Flen Trains from State College connect with Penns “ Raliroad at Bellefonte for points east and wes’ Boom In Iron Trade O¢ posing F reproof Wood ' . : LYRE p ntly of Mackeyville F H. Toowas Sunt The Irot V " ’ te tla ts alkS p ¢ + ) : : ul wd d . a y . y PONTE & {OF BRANCH men | ‘ ! ! ! rder h ) Lox " ¢ A “ 1 : ! 1 +) 3 R ow ' “te " " ro Vv. W_ Ra He thie : 1 ide a i : " ) N Ro Mus Carvis Hare ORERT Ronson. Vilas n A i eshurg Mx UC Kuses, Blanchard » 5% ‘ now Shee | 4 5 ; . KR Esstxoron alae } > AN p— "| TE Hone Miscellaneous ARRT PLOREY. Altos on on hoy HN W Barnuonst i h ™ '¥ Hal 8 w . aba 4 I stops on signal eek days on) Theodore Thomas’ Successor. Mth sh McKisLey Avia : W. W. ATTERBURY J. R. Woon DR. J. JONES, Frederick A. Btock, who since the TN baa Gen'l Mgr Gen’ Pass At wo » y of Theodore Thomas last Jank EN VETERINARY SURGEON, been acting conductor of the hicago Orchestra, was duly appointed BEEZER'S MEAT MARKET, director of that famous organization PISO <Q CURE FOR ALLEGHENY ST. BELLEFONTE. Apr 1 11, the of which has been hanged to tl wodore Thomas Or CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS We keep none but the best quality of chiestrs Mr ton 1, pasion r - | nM k had ted M Dest Courh Syrup. Tastes G BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, SLICED MAM Thomas for Oy yenrs Mr. Stock an « : i yor r. Su Jos in time, id by druggists though comparatively young. hav! 4 4 \ All kinds of Smoked Meat, Pork Sausage, ote par T's } ng If you want a nice Juley Steak go to een born In Germany In I1ST2. Is a» ynposer as well as a director dl . PHILIP BEEZER. Accidents, The breaking of the cable to which was attached the cage Ino a mine shaft at North Wilkesbarre, Pa, April 20 caused a wen to a wo eet woon § --HOUSECLEANERS-- "REX." tenth AN BET WINDMILL AND 30 rv. TOWER Com Deaths, "\ PLETE TOR 838. Twa ' nh deft " ! 15 A SPECIAL OFFER Joseph Jefferson ® noted Ameri Pot putting ander your carpets and YOR 100 OUTFITS YO can actor, at his Pal Be , HAVE YOU EVER USED ; : } \ INTRODUCE OUR MILLE alm ench (Fla) putting away your woolen goods i IN THIS STATE AND home, April 23, aged seventy six “R not, try it It is the best moth preven ad SIS TE Ames M, Thayer, Judge of the United C C ar ' ! . . ares Back v . 4 bos TH Shar States circuit court, who wrote the de tive you can get A large pIMAARe 1a $35 HILL AND TOWER MADE cision against the Northern Securities Flakes” 15¢. or two for 28 nn — yr Jet situps merger, at Bt. Louls April 25, es YOU CAN ONLY J WRITE FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE Fite- Hugh Tee, ( ‘onfederate general ? in the civil war, at Washington April Cr tral Gens {| THE ROSS SUPPLY CO. 25, having been stricken with apoplexy ORDER QUICK, BEFORE TOO LATE. the in order for $3.006 (kx $2 Labor's Supreme Test at Chicago Capital, newly armed and equipped with the weupo tion and legal process, has taken up the gauntiet of labor the oft contested field of Industry at Chicago By April 26 the strike of the teamsters against & Co. of Chicago bad spread to the wholesale depnr Fleld & Co., Carson, Pirle, Scott & Co. and J. V. | teamsters walked out when one man from each hou for refusing to haul goods to Montgomery, Ward then on tl verge of one of the greatest labor history, Involving the very life of the union move Teaming association bad begun to take the were expected against every wholesale and retall hou rt of the city In issuing their final word to the employees the merchants declared thelr intention to summon the entire force of city and state if necessary to maintain thelr position and preserve order The con tracts for truckagewere promptly turned over to an emergency organiza lon known as the Employers’ Teaming Association company, thus shift ing all responsibility under its union contract. This company had been organized with $1.000000 capital, and its membership Includes all the large mercantile interests, Only men free from union connection will he employed by It The issuance of a federal Injunction April 28 by Judge Kollsant to the Employers’ Teaming company marked the beginning of a supreme test of strength between the opposing forces, The Injunction was against the Teamsters’ Joint Connell, restraining its members from interfering with the employees of the company. About all the stables of the em ployers crowds of striking teamsters gathered, and scenes of violence were reported In many parts of the city. Leader Dold of the Chicago Federation of Labor sald that every one of the 200000 unionists in the city would be ealled out If necessary to win this strike Se emma aan a RN ARR a a a SAR A while on his way from Boston, =
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