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THE — REPORTER
FRED KURTZ,
TERMS. —One year, §1.50, when paid in advance.
Those in arrears subject to previous terms, §2.00
per yoar
ADVERTISEMENTS. —20 cents per line for three
jnsertions, and 5 cenws peor line for each subse
quent {nse tion. Other rates made made known
vil application.
CENTRE HALL, PA., THURS, Nov. 4
Germany threatens to lick Hayti,
and France threatens English suprem-
acy in Egypt. Children, behave your-
selves,
A py
There are but eight survivors of the
war of 1812, and but three of them are
on the pension roll. They are Hosea
Brown, of Grants Pass, Ore., who is |
105 years old ; Elijah Glenn, of New-
ark, N. J., and Eleazar Smith, of Dan-
bury, Conn., each of whom 101
years old.
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is
AT the close of business on Saturday,
the last business day of the month, the
gold reserve in the treasury amounted
to $153,551,811, which is by a few
thousands the highest point recorded
since November, 15890,
The deficit for the month $9,
or $1,019,725 greater than the
deficit for the same month last year.
was
QO) RR
322,653,
EE ——
candidates for Governor of Pennsylva-
nia, arrived in Washington. Regard-
ing his candidacy he
very much pleased with the way
the State, and he believed that he
would win.
tof safeties
The extent of the crusade against
venders and users of oleomargarine in
Pittsburg may be judged from the fact
that prosecutions have been entered |
against 125 persons in Allegheny coun- |
ty, including retailers, hotels, restau- |
rants and boarding houses. This
undoubtedly be “fat take’ for the
two aldermen, and probably a lean one
for the prosecuted persons.
a
Wily
member. In the
rk a jury award-
A foot is a valuable
Circuit Court at News
ed 12-year-old Caroline Reich
damages against the Delaware,
wanna & Western Railroad Company
for the loss of her right foot.
the company’s turn-table, at Harrison,
and while
ing him from a dangerous position she
several months ago,
received her own injuries.
——
tic Ocean, off Finnmark, the most
northerly part of Europe, says
sighted Prof. Audree’s balloon floating
on September 23
Promoutory, Spitzbergen.
has
among the friends of Andree.
Brakmo, the Arctic explorer,
posed to sail for Prince Charles Prom-
order to investigate the
The
caused considerable
ontory, in
the whaler,
- cdf
A fellow make it pay
times even in digging for fish bait.
Adolph Johnson, 16 years old,
digging for fish bait on Beaver Island,
Ia., in the southern part of the city,
struck a metallic substance with
meYy some- |
shovel,
box.
box gold and paper money amounting
to £50,000. It is not known when or
by whom the money was buried, or if |
bery or belonged to a Swedish noble-
man who lived a number of years on
or three years ago.
INTEMPERANCE
Intemperance by the use of spirituous
liquors, happily seems to be on the
wane. This we know to be true as re-
gards Centre county, and the observa-
tion of men who give this subject spe-
vial attention leads to the same conclu-
sion as to the land in general.
Taking our own county, thirty years
ago the number of applicants for tav-
ern and saloon licenses annually was
upwards of seventy. These gradually
diminished until of recent years there
has not been a saloon in the county
and the number of tavern licenses fal-
ws fs fr a ————
DECREASING
nearly at a corresponding ratio. This
gratifying abatement of the evil of
drunkenness has been brought about
by the moral effect of the war waged
against the sin and the enforcement of
stringent liquor laws.
“In 50 years from now I doubt
whether there’ll be a saloon in the
United States,” is the speech of Dr
Leslie E. Keeley, whose efforts to cure
men of the drink habit have brought
him into wide notice, He is an elder-
ly gentleman, whose snow-white hair .
florid complexion, and blue eyes give
him a rather notable and pleasing ap-
pearance. The doctor was seen at the
Shoreham, in Washington, and he
chatted pleasantly with a “Post” re-
porter about, the part he had taken in
reclaiming that portion of humanity
that was prone to look too <fsn on the
en in the glass, | But Dr. Keeley is an
| optimist as regards his own country.
“Intemperance,” said be, ‘is ever
on the wane in the United Biates,
There isn’t
there used There'll
loons a half century from now.
big lines of railroad will not to-day
employ a man who drinks ever so lit
tle.
every side the drinking man is ata
discount.
“But it
to be, be no sa-
isn't whisky alone that I
abominate. There is the horrible ci-
| garet habit, that gets hold of our
young boys and destroys them physi-
cally and mentally. The best type of |
a decadent is found in the cigaret |
flend. He wakes up in the night to
indulge in his inhalations of tobacco,
mixed with opium, and wrapped in
Before |
{ breakfast in the morning the same sol-
| ace is a necessity. If the evil ended
| there it wouldn't be but it is}
| the prolific source of a swarm of worse
evils. To my mind cigaret
| paper bleacked with arsenic.
s0 bad,
stringent
in every State
see the most
| the subject
ion.”
legislation
in the
Be lp tp
SUDDEN DEATH OF HENRY GEORGE.
one of the four
Mayor of
a contest that
Henry George, can-
New
Hever was ex-
of feel-
died suddenly on last
| didates for
| York,
ceeded anywhere
Cireater
in
in intensity
ing and activity,
Friday morning.
He was the candidate of the Jefler-
| sonian Democracy for Mayor of Gireat-
{er New York. His death
to have been due to apoplexy.
at his al
about 1 o'clock on Friday morning 20
{ He had from several
i meetings in
{ and Brooklyn.
seems to have told on
is
Mr. George arrived hotel
Just come
the
The work of the night
him,
plained of being tired, but his friends
| and
| thought
relatives who awaited him
it only the natural fatigue
had
reaching
Not
he re
As Mr. George
Le
Mrs.
22 of
o'clock
| awakened,
been doing.
the hotel
awaited him
hotel. It was
when Mrs, George
She found Mr.
iting in an arm chair.
i
af
r
long I
| tired.
| room
1 3)
George
the
in
about
Was
(14 wre
am not feeling quite comfortable,”
said Mr. George to his wife,
“Won't you go
quired Mrs.
will sit here
Mrs. George grew
back to bed in-
“i
was the answer,
Greorge anxiously,
a while,"
ANXIOUS AS
| husband's condition. Mr. George grad-
ually grew incoherent and lapsed into
semi-consciousnesd, Mrs. George called
Henry Ge
room. Frank
Mr.
wis. A call was
When he
1
P UDConscious ant
i her son, George, Jr., from an
inning Slevens was
| adj
also called in. (George then
| uneonsci sent to Dr
Mr.
1 all eftorts to
Without sign of
around
i:45
Kelly CAME
was stil
revive him failed.
to him he
o'clock
cognition those
passed peacefully away at
Wp
{A Man Who Has 11.000 Lawsuits Against
OMcials,
the
suit
Maryland
Harrison
and
United States
Dr.
litigant,
fore the
| more
| judgment
against
{ Frederick county.
Judge Morris denied the motion and |
{ ordered that brief filed on the de-
| murrer of the defendants to Dr. Wag-
| ner's petition. The argument of
demurrer was set for November 13.
Wagner appeared as his own coun-
sel, his lawyer, a Mr, Clark, of Wash-
ington, He
i suit in the United States Court to
force 11,000 judgments procured in a
Justice Court against the County Com-
{ missioners of Frederick County. The
{ judgments are for $100 each, with in-
| terest,
Wagner,
his 11,000 8 bee
were
court in Balti
Saturday. Wagne
by default for
the County Commissioners
on
ROE) O00
of
# be
the
being absent,
The matter has been through
{ the Courts of Maryland,
| is now a citizen of Ohio
and the Uni-
ted States Court has jurisdiction
the matter.
A fe ——
A Philipsburger's Klondike Report
way to Alaska,
news from Fort Wrangell,
of Oetober 15 :
“The steamship Roselle landed to-
day from Juneau and had a lot of pas-
sengers from Dawsou City. One got
off that Knight knew, and he showed
fist, and worth about $1,500. The man
poor sixteen mouths ago.
months of May, June and July,
year, took out over $100,000,
there is gold enough there [for every-
body, if they can only get there,
the Lewis river has thousands
miles, including tributaries,
plored, and it will take years to devel-
op the territory.
return in time for summer work and |
says he will yet be a millionaire, When
he left Dawson bacon was selling at £1
per pound and everything else in like
proportion.”
this
AP saa
~The new Fall styles of dress suits |
have been received at the Philad,
Branch, Bellefonte, and a more com-
plete stock you will not find. If you
need a new dress suit, hat or any fur
pishing goods, see their stock. Many
sales and small profits is the way the
firm has bailt up their large patronage.
COBURN,
Reuben Eisenhuth Seriously Hurt by the
Discharge of a Gun,
Mrs, Amos Culvey is visiting friends
R. FF, Vonada made a business
to Bellefonte on his bike on Saturday.
Mrs. Emanual Eisenhuth al
| Lewisburg visiting her daughter last
| week,
The rains of the last few
trip
was
days have
| in the creeks,
| Ed. Campbell who has been employ-
LETTER FROM A MINISTER
Rov, Bon! Still Feels nn
tre Hall,
Pa., Nov
Interest in Cen
Port Carbon, 1, 1807
Fred, Kurtz—My Dear Friend :
I thunk you for the copy of the
porter you were kind enough to send
I read it with
and sent some of the local
items to daughter Anna—who is now
a student in Luray College, Va, On
the adjournment of the Synod of Pu.
He
interest
burg, Pa, from the 21 to the 25 inclu-
of a year, was at home over Sunday.
John Long, an old resident of Frog-
town, is in a dangerous condition saf-
| fering from that
| sumption.
t B. Walter Kurtz,
| came to this place on
: , ing, went to
| “pressing” business,
Prof. James KE. Harter and
| business at the county
dread disease cone
of Philadelphia,
Tuesday even-
and Madisonburg on
on Satur-
seal
Pleasant Gap; they went in a private
| conveyance,
P. H. Stover has sold
“Pat
{ on Saturday
old
to a man from Lewistown,
his
and
bought a younger and
more spirited ope from Jerry SBnavely,
i at Penn Ca
The hallow’eener's
ve station.
were about
did
gradually
on
saturday evening, but
They
to learn that it
very
mischief are
ning Is AN
| without very
The
will build
large returns.
Refining
atl
completion
Atlantic
an oil tank this place,
and after its will deliver
oil to the merchants in small «
lots, J D. Platt the contract
to build the foundation walls; it will
be located a short distance east of Hof-
fa's smal the
wo large
has
1
| grain house, near rail-
road.
The
well attended on
le
T
account of the
indiff and
near the
did not
hundred
led.
affairs
that
alection on 1esday was not
rain,
did
i
polis
poli
and many were erent.
t
not attend Some
were
ie
and
barely the
h
passed the
Ihere we
re
| twenty-eight
half, This state of should not
exist, in a township heretofore
| was always noted for rolling large
up
| numbers of votes,
On Su
nday while Reuben Eisenhuth
others were with
Mills,
srged, a
fooling i
n at Poe the gt
disch nd t
of a shell loaded with
and some
ft or
shot =
i
hie
Ws
af
fae 1
iii ©
( entail i)
tents «
y1-
shol, struck
him in the forehead a short distance
L Ril
XN
ratin the
He
iis place on a hand ear,
to Dr. (
1
AODOVe Lhe eves, (Als #1
ight
was bro
and taken
Millheim
The
3»
who
pro-
r
attended ti
nounced the wound no
t
® —
SPRING MILLS,
a.
10 3 doctor
dangerous but
it may repair his sight somewhat
-
Election Day Passed off Quietly,
Vole Being Polled,
of Lock Ha
for a
a Light
y
»
H.
iP
I
having
Hering and wife,
been in this section
or ten days visiting relatives and
friends, returned home on Tuesday
The report of a meat market bei
| established in our
and
nth,
village,
COmn-
| mencing business this mor sala
| alarm.
poned
Wilbur Shires, after playing
for a month and
retired,
“hes
bee
nf
| salesman’ ming
tired of the business, and this
winter will attend school instead-—a
wise conclusion.
‘he musical convention commenced
here on Wednesday evening last, and
nights proved
failure, and of course the convention
was declared off after the first night.
Today I saw some very fine apples
farm of Shook
weighing a trifle
They call
pippin, and
to continue for five a
| from the Woodlawn
Bros, located here,
over nineteen ounces,
ed the
look like canteloupes.
On Baturday lst we
are
twenty-ounce
had the first
The squall con-
tinued quite lively for five or ten min-
{ utes, and was a first rate imitation of
| winter; on Tuesday we had a very se
| vere storm of hail and rain,
snow of the season.
vivid lightning.
Election day, a very light vote is be-
| ing polled in this township. Appa-
| rently more interest is taken in
| election of other states than our own,
particularly in Greater New York.
The contest there has been very sharp,
the atmosphere being charged with
political electricity for a month or
more,
down to very fine points,
much of it is mere guess work, noth- |
ing positive, but the general outlook
indicates the triumph of Tammany |
| Hall.
celebrated Hallow'een in their usual
reckless manner. Nearly all the gates
| in the village were removed and tossed
into remote fields, and several were re-
covered wrecked and useless. Door
| steps were lodged on hitching posts,
| and some were thrown on the roof of
| an out of the way shed; yards and gar-
| dens turned topsy turvy, and looked |
| of savages. Now there is no fun when
| wport is carried to this extreme, If
| the boys are unable to make merry
without destroying and damaging
| property, the celebration had better be
discontinued, or some time it might
prove unpleasant if not a dangerous
amusement,
i
| Q
{
i
The College there is doing an excellent
work. in
arranged very
The course
instruction
of study wisely
thor-
The moral and religious atmos-
I
heart
ay. A
people
much
and
ough.
phere is most healthful, WHS
most impressed with the large
edness of the people in Lur
f
of
the prejudice still held by some in the
north, We for the great
mistake they but the people
who are at the now cannot help
what a few of the leaders inaugurated,
tle more mingling with the
would tuke away
ire sOrry
made
front
The past should be buried, and North
oth
Laur
Creen,
should ench
A
is busily engaged on
Lee. I called to
pleasant talk. He
unvellingjon t
[hint
deep estoern uy
and South greet er
with kindness, sculptor in ny
a statue of
him and had
d
1st of
i
He
ia
frst
NVI
tend the
ae
1568, distinguishe
held in
as far as I could learn
I think the part of Virginia
i
ed is improvi The farms &
ng
fair state of cultivation, and there is
1 i silt
but one hotel in Lur wl
La
the Judge
tian man,
ay y ere
The ¢
d
liquor is sold,
1
has no li
MILL ray
Cense house, ar
of the Court is a (
he chur h
y 1
schoo
ir hris men.
ber of t
ath
_—
il
d
BING
can be of some
al
1 vi
LOsyiv
In our town ther
i } frat frie
in the inQusiries
trade is dull
or less afl
are more
the
tend
took tea w
sp ike
r. |
SUI
to his duties
ith him a few
f
to him of havi
cently and he was
rou
I have 3
A persons frien OF Tie
interested in nee |
had the
Ha WwW 3 if 8
Divinity
pro
miay
on te,
the
honor,
HORSE DEALERS
TION
ATTEN
A good }
vate sales of westers
Hall Hous
valley
Centre
Pe nos
tion, address,
tf
“ OUR NEW STOCK
Come ang
i
And
HOUs expenses
we are
$
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ARO
it's progressive
4]
A8 OW A8 YOu can,
That's common sense
Y ou buv of us,
Dot
That's dollars and cents for
of us,
HF. ROSSMAN,
§ SP R ING MILLS,
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To take of
WESTWARD
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Morning trains from Montandon, Williameport
nek Haven and Tyrone connect with tris No.
lewkburg
" end Tyrone connect with
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for State Onilege. Traine from
milly except Sunday.
FH. THOMAS Supt.
ESIRARBLE PROPERTY AT PUBLIC SALE.
— twont house, and abont two
acres of ground, on which isa small barn and
git Sutbutldioas; Shaite jrall, and fresh moun -
1 waier sd | borough
Centre Hall. ia
we 35 ACRES ee
farm land in a high state of caltivation, » small
orchard Sietean. 3 near Se the south-east end of the
Sn ase WITITRES.