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THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE®PA., JUNE
1905
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FRED KURTZ, SR,
CHAS. R, KURTZ,
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EDITORIAL.
THe Baltimore Sun thinks that
Rockefeller
f the thing
senior
swallowed
1d the
told
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GRAFT IS UNKNOWN IN JAPAN
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GRAFT'S APPALLING RISE
any Reg
held control
Shenandoah municipal affairs, notwith.
standing the fact that town is nominally
strongly Democratic
As the day's develop
ments, George Holvey and David Feist
well-known leaders and prominent mem.
bers of the School
under arrest
andoah's most
has long been cha
Committee of the School Board
result of the
Board, were placed
of Shen
and
Holvey is "one
respected citizens
rman of the Building
The people seem to be rising up in
The Mayor
and other
arms against the grafters
of Philadelphia set the
communities are getting
means well for the people
p———
It is often hard to keep up our interest
in things, especially mortgages. zn.
pad ]
awake It
OFFER DEMOCRATIC REMEDIES.
The republican administration recom
mended that
commission be given power to fix and
That was
the interstate commerce
control railroad freight rates,
in accordance with the democratic plat
forms for at least three presidential cam
paigns, says the Commoner.
The republican commissioner recom-
nended that ‘‘corporations engaged in
must show clean
SINEesSs OuUlLsl
enforcemer
Sherman anti-trust law,
which democrats have been contendi
for several years
And now the republican se
supplies 1
retary
war, by directing that canal
bought in urope because the
charged by American tariff
excessive, has turned his back
, 1ade claim that th
Was ct
nas at |
A SIGN OF THE TIMES
—
DON'T SNUB
tis planned !
y (ire to Y
:
A remarkable
the wounded on the
story
oncerning
is said that at the opening of the fight
wo men were killed and wounded, and
that the groans and shrieks of the wo und.
an effect on the
ed exercised so harmful
crew that it was decided to throw the
mortally wounded into the sea. One
hundred and
thrown overboard
wounded were then
forty, it is sald, were
Those slightly
fastened to the mast
to prevent their interference with the
fighting of the ship,
It is tain any
mation of this story, but later reports in.
crew of the Orel fought
impossible to o confir.
dicate that the
with desperate bravery throughout the
day previous to thei The
hull of the vessel is and
many of her guns are smashed and dis.
| mounted
surrender
shell marked
RECENT DEATHS,
r
Mrs, Resecca Mover wife of Henry
Moyer, died at her home near Penn Hall,
Sunday night, 28 ult,, aged s6 years
She has left to survive a husband and
two children, a son and daughter, Fun
eral services were held Wednesday morn
ing, :
Mis, SUSAN STROHECKER ~widow of
Col. R. H. Strohecker, died of
incident to old age at the
son Samuel Strohecker,
Tue 5 Y
and 11 months She has left to sur
Sa J F
diseases
home of her
in Miles town
morning, aged B86 year
HHeral service
widow
| home
ter, Mrs. Jesse
ot, Monday morning
l had
weeks,
Water
from which
for the past eight
daughter of Charles Sinnett, of R
She was 1
preceded
ago oie 18 survived by
and four
brother
been
Ni
narried to Jacob Rea
her to the grave three
Vers
daughters
in the U
ry this Thursday afternoon
Jou
Thursday
Renovo,
was born in )
Grove,
of Paradise
Mrs
the
D. P
home of
Meyer + A
morning
age
busine
a
1
Jour
LK Ge
and wa
nan
tice of the
place thi
Mess
Roop bur
moni:
Miss
in
came
and
forty
(O'Leary
1860 they
to Bellef:
of Shilo; Mrs, P. W,
Sara, of
of Lemont
ment at Pine Hall cemetery
Squike WILLIAM SELLEKS lied a
: sc" . : is » n. 14 A atu av 1 ng
5 daughter Mrs, AE | metime during ihe loren
al J Hall, on Tuesday f distre the little red.breas ract-
¥, The deceased was J years of | ed the attention of Mrs W 1 :
WAR § ominent y 1 or “ 3 Lie ha oes
Jo eg years va on, 00 locking around ue Scored Japanese
IF this Thursday morning de trees in front of her house. The
William Allen, of Spring | from the socket in it ndeavors to
: TanvIng re and ant Oppose Sunday Mail,
many
Hartsock
Louisiana
Inte
Peculiar Incident.
One of the most peculiar bird accidents
ever observed by the writer happened
1 [’
to a robi las > rday norning
Sometime duriz the forenoon the chip
’
Mrs, A. |
1 lesaay
§ years of W. H.
armer and
he
of distress of the little red Teast & attract
The funera
ir Lewistown neighbor
In House
PRVIDY
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Just JAP-0-LAC
and SAP-0-LIN
Furniture Polish
Pictures, Framing, Roam Mould.
ings, Paints. Oils
Window Shades
Rods Ete
Eckenroth
Brothers
Painters. Paperhangers
d Decorators,
BUSH ARCADE.
Glass,
Sash
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Any Man Can Get Satisfactory Clothes And
Save Money at Sim’s
Copyright 1905 by Hart Schaffner &
Marx
For Men
You pay $9 te $0
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elsewhere
FOR MEN'S SUITS
Youd pay $14 00d $18 elsewhere
$7.00 $1:
e-hreasted sacks
and
ng
FOR MEN'S SUITS
You'd pay $12 we
FOR MEN'S SUITS
oud pay $17 te 519 elsewhere
12.80 elsewhere
$1
Single ar
” $15
. d ) shades Cut with more
shinden AOD Ther "
¢ ton suit and
retain their shape until worn
tored throughout by hand
i h - ted sacks
worste hreasts sacks of Doe
RliOre w Kis
hroad shoulders road
Pants with belt lox pe snd peg-top or semi. peg
Four Great Values In Men's Black and Serge Suits
Back of every Sim Sait is the guarantee of alwolntely fast o
$8.5 81
WY Guaranteed fast color ngle and
only | in black clay
blue serge
$1
Single and double-breasted coats,
diagonal) thibet,
sOTR® |
front |
J
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FOR MEN'SSUITS
You'd pay S18 elsewhere
for Men's Suits
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single-breasted coats double-breasted sacks of an ex
diagonal, hiack thibet and cellent tamolda of black worsted in diagonal, French
back, thibet, unfinished
serge. Hand felled collars and
fronts —
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You'd pay $18 elsewhere
Ringle andjdouble breasted sacks of an extra
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Men's Two-piece Outing Suits $7.50 10 $20.00
The Bim Two-piece Suits (cont and pants fof tropieal weight Worsteds, Canadian Crash, Irish Home.
spun and Striped Flannels, are ideal summer suite. They are light,] cool and comfortable, and they're tai
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blue
nob-breakable
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FOR MEN'S SUITS
You'd pay $12 elsewhere
in bisck
unfinished worsted and blue
broad concave shoulders, stationary stiff
mediom as well as light weights in all