Page 2 THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., APRIL 12, 1906, The Centre Aemorceat, CHAS, R, KURTZ, - - - PROPRIETOR FRED KURTZ SR: {gp1TORS. CHAS. R. KURTZ, \ CIRCULATION OVER 4500. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION SUBSCRIPTION - - $1.50 PER YEAR Persons who send or bring the money to the office, and pay in advance, $l per year CENTRE DEMOORAT clubs with N.Y. 3t.w World for Pittsburg Stockman for $1.85 $1.80 rhe date your subscription expires is plainly printed on the label bearing your name All eredits are given by a change of label the Arst Issue of each month, Watch that, after you remit We send no receipts unless by special request Wateh date on your label Subscribers changing postoffice address, and not notifying us, are liable for same Subscriptions will continued, otherwise directed We employ no collector. You are expected to send or bring the money to this office be unless EDITORIAL. The pure food bill pending in congress provides that a pound shall mean sixteen a article, exclusive of ounces of given the wrapping The wrappings cost | than two cents per pound, but are put by some dealers with an article ing even as much as 25 cents a pr A New ground of protest against grant. is not a bac in Montg ing a license—and it In a certain community : county an esteemed the court for a bottler's hia 1 upon nis loving frend State Highw tab 3 expects to i settled al greed and that will 1 now, ii the they publish; th down and grow then act accordin t that belot gs to every ( of spending his whatever manner and where he i as long as he keeps within the law ispute the former's claim th " 4 one wiil he can send his money to any place that he wishes and buy goods he needs ever he wants to. But there mic side of the be overlooked Can Extend State Aid General Me Commi y Attorney State Hunter an opinion that he has the legal right, under the act May, 190s, in all cases where State aid is asked for the re- } hs construction of turnpikes that have been abandoned to proceed precisely as in the case of any other roads, and extend the State aid in the work of tructi Hunter + +) that re-Con m Commissioner recently ww yi api charters for attention to the fac for railways on the been made two stree National road in Wash- ington county, which is exclusively the property of the State. The deputy at. torney general says there is necessity for careful consideration in issuing charters to trolly companies, Letter to Katz & Co. Dear Sirs Shuffert Hickory, N C, bought aint; after selling it ior Town it measured Hardware Co, a cardoad of few months, seven pints a a “gallon BR eturned it to the maker and credited customers with what they had lost from short measure, What do you ghink of a short measure paint? Don't you think it half white. wash? Half the paints are part white. wash, Go by the name : Devoe lead-and-zinc, No whiting or clay in that; full.-measure besides, allon Devoe is worth two of whitewash paint, Yours truly 14 4 Vee. mak IF’ W Drvor & Co, SUES FOR $5,000,000. Philadelphia's Mayor Brings Action Against Durnham ard Others. Civil proceedings | were instituted by {the Mayor of Philadelphia, against the contractors and former republican offi- cials interested in the construction of the municipal filtration plant to recover $5. 000,200 §which sum is alleged to have been wrongfully retained by the raecl W. in P Daniel named in the bill are Is D Pennsylvania; McNichol : Anatasia, his ] McNichol, John M we I time wg firm of Daniel J William C Peter E. Co Public Works, of the famous Republican leader te Senator Sta James wife Ma k, all of whom members of the « McNichol Haddock Company former and John W, Hill, filtration 1 te 111 CHO, GH former chief bur mem. au bers ot republican city ring The 3 1s sworn to by Mavor Weaver The bil) book than four thousand pages containing 18 In the form of a paper of more the entire history of the filter plant contracts and th in detail the mass of setting [or evidenc ithered showing the dants by which the ci was e th ‘4 eten. | alleged wrongful acts of the defraudes This bill 1s expecte give the pub the facts upon which the Mayor ani I counsel rely to prove the charges that have been made from time MeN to time Lime holl and Company. against D, ] It ruction men’ their business, the laws re Ko AN Ora has beet before rate or a m was made, that dle diligence w as made to ascertain whose dog or dogs did such damage, and that the carcasses of the sheep killed and for which damages have been assessed, were buried within twenty-four after the assessment HOUrs of damages by th iditors aforesaid: provided further, that owners of sheep killed by dogs shall be paid so cents each for burial sheep killed and paid as other damages. Justices of the peace are therefore required to add such affi- davits to all claims sworn before them in which the sheep killed and add amount for burial as provided owner claims damages for Purchased Irvin Mouse. Arrangements have been completed whereby the popular in Lock Haven, property of Hon. S Irvin house becomes the exclusive Woods Caldwell, For a number of years Mr, Caldwell had a half interest the hotel, half being owned by the VanDyke estate, who recently disposed of it to 8, A, Lutz, of Tyrone. Now Mr, Caldwell has purchased the Lute interest, he becomes sole proprietor of the building de. prayer: the other | MT. VESUVIUS IN VIOLENT ERUPTION Many Towns and Cities are Complete ly Destroyed. BELCHING FIRE AND LAVA The Skies are Covered by Smoke and Dust--Streams of Lava Wipe out Entire Towns--Loss of Life Great-- Violent Earthquakes. two thousand ore at t les greal speclacic eruptions have been uetive ing the ancient Pompeii and Herculaneum; then imes the tain has slumbered { The bs tO without emitting present eruption, however, on record the knowledge of 1 destructive During t 13 °4 he past week « been playing in all its magnificent fury All around for miles the earth has heaves and shaken. Rumbling in the J righty ed bepeath, I'he crater of vent by which steam, the mighty dart forth addingk to the spien Aes of the spectacie but only to make the de un greater Bryan rents at ti n pleased to have t r pastor ba Rev. Aller of the M. 1 Men have been put on fall tin Mrs. J. M. Parker lellefonte, and Miss ersey Shore Mrs. W. G Mrs stolen week thief, Miss Alice Neff, V Willian Carolyn Mann were Bellefonte shopping expedition last week Morrison Leyman had her out of house She thinks she has ¢ the elta : 0 Patriot Bargain Week, From April 10 to 16, The Patriot, Harrisburg, will hold its second Bargain Week, during which you may subscribe at the low price of $2 for an entire year for the daily edition, The Patriot is the only morning paper published at the Capital and is known throughout the State for its fearless at. titude in fighting those men and meas. {ures which are against public welfare | The Patriot receives over its special wire, the dispatches of the Associated Press from all over the world, including the grain and cattle markets and stock | quotations, If you want to keep posted on the | doings of Harrisburg and nearby towns, | be sure to send $2 any day during Bar | gain Week to The Patriot, or give it to your postmaster, rural fres delivary car. rier, newsdealer or their Bargain Week | agent. | Allegheny St. RAILROAD RATE BILL. Tuesday was a great day in the U, 8, Senate Chamber, The occasion was Sena- tor Senators Spooner, Aldrich and Jailey's reply to the arguments of Knox, who have used all their influence and ability to defeat the bill by which it is in tended to place the railroads of the coun try under regulation of a government commission, These those men ; known as notori | corporation alway ready respond to tl all of the money nake the Senate raised, and by a 1s from the ['exan complete mse of an orporation tool ear, forceful argument Do You Know Vin-te-na pe and kee ing the most you in Gp " All dea! rh trying n y yard hy win Weather Report. onte Stat TEMPERATURE daximum Minimum LE [FFORMATION WANTED 11st of subseribers Dem o ved wit! he following : g the (entire aces and rem hange or leaving dire No doubt they sre the paper does not reach ther format regaraing the iress of any of then, will sept to this office H. K. BRUNGART, Francisv! Tuos. J. Keister, Cob Gro. W. Bre Mi Miss Jessie Worn A J. Kuso. Ye Cc. W Alexandria, 1.7. Yarxnirt, Oleona, Pa Fred KonrLer Troutvl BS YEARICR gM Ronr W. Tn $21 Bed a et rat master m present De Appred "DERI Maitian wd, Pa Fa new ITMER, 5 MAR hn Wy. Sam E.O Frave Wa Buocnasxsos GQ HeveEnLy Wa SaxpEns ERs. Jomsonb Pa Lemont, Pa Creek burg Benore leech Eddy Lick Johnsor Samuel KE Bapox, Hellefonts Durbin, W. § un iUnlon Fa fous H. BuEaAsLE HM Gillen, the Grocer, Who Gives the Cash Buyer a Discount for Cash Only. Coxren,t 19 Ibs. A Sugar 18 Ibs. 6 Sugar aking powder 2 for Large cans baked beans ine cut corn 1 for [able Syrup, per gal Rice, per 1b New Mackeral, 10 1b kit Pawnee oats “ gal. Headlight Oil cakes of Laundry Soap. MACAIONt ,. «vu. Baker's Chocolate, , Pure Baking Molasses Tea Ne Loose Coffee. ...... Salt per sack, .h Bottle Indigo Blueing. . .. Dairy Salt, 2% lbs cid Lunch Cakes, 1 ibs, for tanner Lye, 3 boxes for.. Scouring soap, cake. ..... a8 J3a qb 30 16 03. O04 20, 25 25. S02 Highest Prices paid for Produce : 15C PER DOZ | Aesees sevss 20C PRR LD SURJRCT TO CHANGE. GILLEN, THE GROCER, | Bellefonte, Pa | even March, Swarms of Immigrants Coming. Swarms of immigrants are landing in this country and there are reports that thousands are waiting g on the other side in for accommodations All records have been broken of March brought us almost the liners, late, count- A v 1t Ax | Apri less hordes, by promises to outdo Figures are given out at Albany which Lat . xr A deal with the York contingent, A dino i cording to this ment, 165.540 aliens Pastor Retires. Houck 11 eithe regular ; tir . MakK- LOW DOWN Sharples Tubular Gream Separators Isaac Underwood, Sharples Cream Separators & Geiser Jig Go 122 NK. Spring 5t.. Belielonte, Pa. .S. WAITE & CO., Agts. WATER STREET, BELLEFONTE. OO Casebeer, 20. WISHES TO ANNOUNCE t FIRST-CLASS JEWELRY STORE C. D. CASEBEER, Jeweler and Optician, BELLEFONTE, PA Successors to | OOOO OOOO always wn” gu ® do © un? ~ J K AT OTIS OOO =O OOOO OOOO OC AAO OOOO Be Of Men Joe Of The Hundreds and Boys who will buy their Spring Clothes at Sim's. oy > | L Copyright 1906 by Hart Schaffner £9 Marx You can't buy to better ac for so little money. We Centre county men and young put together, know that Finst ly satisfactory in wear. Brcoxn, Central Penn's, Tuirn will vantage elsewhere, nor as good sell more Spring Clothing to men than anv other two stores We will do this because most Centre county men Our clothes are more correct, far ahead in style, and thorough. Our assortment of fabrics and patterns is by far the largest in Our prices are positively and decidedly below those of say other store for their ordinary made clothing Good reasons, aren't they ? If you are one of the few who don’t know these statements to be true, investigate. Put us to the test, We are anxious for you to judge this store; to compare it, Sim, The Clothier, Correct Dress for Men and Boys.
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