4) -, - J SEG - Circulation Over 4, QUIGLEY'S SHOW WAS A SUCCESS The Performance by the Trained Ani mals Splendid. WOMELSDORF A SPECTATOR Largest in Farmer John A, Daley Goes Down Cling- ing to His Colors--Gave the Chair- man a Kick in the Rear--Many Dele- gates Absent. KE A SURPRISE SPRUNG. i As the retired Actegite § Jobn Hurst, of Philipsburg 12s we offered resolutior for onsideration stand er Daley bu terly ie! 411 i ch com pe be and timent man agains : wiblicly defeate ated, humil ght gd an ’ ’ it i seemed to str Bi leave a lot of delegate bers, after fighting might pull through Ke F 1 fen. anchs knew 1 Cham yn binatic } 1O08e And the « n. The point was left to a vote and Farmer Daley won out The as follows ohn P. Harris, Bellefonte "hil, D. Foster State College 8. H. Wigton, Philipsburg E. R, Chambers, Bellefonte. . we ios, James, Phili og Junwiddie, ballot was taken which resulted 104 101% | Boy or BELLEFONTE, PA, NATIONAL EVENTS OF GREAT IMPORTANCE Centre County , Foster and Wigton were declared Harr 3, Hon, John 1 ACeCia mation, 1S own conferees, Commodore Ned, ard convent: ite Senator, Blanchard Pretend man Quigley 1 moved ‘that H, ( by niave at a little early " . played a a little early company’s Methods. INDICTED FOR REBATING mn that Chair he ( Juigle v be ling to the was the only candidate, R. R. ATOSC And acclamation with power senatorial But Hurst. chard | is own conferees,” Sugar Trust in Clutches of the Law-- After Also -- President Compromises With Railroad Sena- ol Railroads 1 BI at tors. party are sell w we herehy BLY to nse all honors services to snd need no ¢ nian, sand the coaferrees {rom this cou avemne toward his nom * Pesnant he name of Henry «© ire 3 1 a the OG inaGivi | in this attempt to stop Tebating. Qui! oy Bas. » CR a WP fidate natruet 15 al La invnm Fer Toye a a 4 of Vv Hy " interests n behalf Ald mM Knox thereby rd Haupt 1%. Shox o Hall~J. R AL En v 9 lohn } "Hayes Si ander Knox her shown Cent Howard CH Pie Miles Haum Milibeim: Wm. 8 Phillipsburg ist Ward Hurst, Harry Hoffer *, #y nd Ward Stott *, Wm. E Hurley * Miller *, Charles Gullick * fd Ward : Ww Thomas Motes *. Wm. Powell * | Harry Simier * henk . ’ has ) a% a corporation . KE 1 if I. M. Groen, VP ry ven. F. KL. wool. He was put in the | 5. Senate by the president of the Pa Railroad and is faithfully serving his To be an nevertheless it is the which every patriotic | citizen will regret as we had hoped for more. With his high attainments it Was | ontinued on 2nd page, 8rd section, | hoped that public interests, instead of | Chas Hudson *, Jo od Mattern * H OC Warfe! * HI tf Wm hn masters Geo | OUT republican readers this may (hows unpleasant morsel truth, and a fact Atherton * Harry Soot * TH IRSDAY, MAY 10, President Denounces the Standard Ofl | ) | 14 passed, Free alcohol 19086. nina So ——— arporatior ion to that AS we lls now in the nate t will give ‘he publi ight ad create and power lemand for corn if then will com pany Oil I Roosevelt dire pete with the Standard com products, President appealed to the sen for this reason Watch the res See Aldrich, I publican piettin when it is f ate to pass the vhether Knox, raker, Spooner and other re : 00 ha nally passed ? HALF A BILLION FISH. Fish Commission to Stock Streams With 500,000,000 Perch and Pickerel In Or state fl r Me of thre cer pr triboti every f the state. The fry hatch in bout seventeen days and grow to be tnches Tong in as man ftha My vm Ll WAR RELICS Students’ Scrap May Kill Him. A fy ’ : : Railroad in Sugar Valley. White WIAs oking ght of Way for con. through Sugar With the ex: eption of afew peuple, of the Deer Lum- in the vicin. up nite Logat tim. lands and a ri tructing a railroad val ey. 1e has secured the right of way as far as |. H h property mpany, It tention of the White Deer Lumber com pany to run two trains a day and make connections with the railroad at Lamar, The White Deer Schwenk's farm, whic is now the of the « is the in Lumber company is the one that is expected to run a railroad | through Nippenose valley, Express, | Gushing letters are not always written, | TEN KILLED IN A RAILROAD WRECK Near Huntingdon, Pa., on day Morning | PASSENGER TRAINS COLLIDE last Satur Many Persons Were Injured--Engineer Disobeyed Orders-- Cars Were Telescoped--Postal Clerk Yearick, of Hublersburg, Injured. await tral 1 i CORT About two weeks ago Goss ‘go , the Passmore House host dr un he ph arried (reorge Dorey ler who was Re currency inking, and when Dorey nt sobered found a $740 wad of he jeans had in $400 pected his late companion and on in in his some way dwindled He sus. quiry it was found that he had bought a suit, & rain diamond rings, el cont two inexpensive War. and , and left town, rants were issued for his arrest, | when he rashly returned to Osceola Wed. nesday the officers nabbed him, At the | hearing Thursday it was found he had taken the money, $25 of which w | his person, | and check book, showing a deposit of | | $198 in his name, part of which he had checked out was found. — Ledger. Vol, 28. No. 10. FACT, FUN AND FANCY, Bright, Sparkling Paragraphs--Selected ® f # pray and Original, d Bug Scrap. School Funds Prompt Under the new state Treasurer Berry, all school appropriations by the State will be paid on time. This will be a re. school boards at dif. places occasionally form. Heretofore ferent have been compelled to borrow money to pay expen. ses, although there was plenty of money in the State depositories Another New Brick Works. Another brick plant is being erected near Howard, The surveying has been as on | done, and men are at work breaking the Later a Windber bank book | ground for the plant, putting in a switch and clearing up the right-of-way for the tram road. Under the supervision of H. G. Hurd, a practical brick man.
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