PERSONAL MENTION. ~ Visitors in and out of | Town, —Miss Emma McCoy Lock Haven this week on a friends. — Mrs. W, A, fined to the house for several days, suf- fering from a severe cold. Coming and Going went Lo visit Jacobs has been con — Miss Grace Smith returned Monday from week's friends in Williamsport. a visit gear Lonebarger, old homestead on Nittany mountain, came in to see us Saturday. Mrs, Wm. ter Grace, went to Millheim to spend Thanksgiving with relatives —Mrs. M. A. Mills, gave the Reporter a call and put her label in the | us a call and reports good health over that way corn to husk | yet — Rev. A. D. MeCoy, of Potters Mil iamsport on Monday, trip. — has, 8. was a pleasant ealler in He tells us the killing deer. ~ Mrs. ere. spent Jon; days this the home of Mrs Jacobs. ~Wm. | and 4 | Rearick, of Spring honored ranks of {. Bare of l'usseyville, gave and still a little and Frank went to Will- Potts, Is, on a business Bitner, of Potters Mill our sanctum. hunters have fair luck her sister, iith, member « of John Smith & Bro. the ture dealers of Spring town yesterday. -E. M. Huyett, Pa., bas been iu the several days looking interests Miles Arney, 4 mem at state Thanksg FresDHIAL Ciass home to eat his nts friend, FI. ii with his pare {MT i Bellefonte, looked in upon tum and since that his with the’ ~ Mrs. Williamsport by the r, Mrs, ndrew Witmer Monday, Serion Hiteheoek Ruhl, of was Smith there mothe Buflalo in our val- le. Mr M1 Cou Roads. | ley last Ruhl is p reside it fair associ: ‘nion county, ng up catt f the Uni " . ana ol week buyli al ion, ntial men of his secti 1 —~(zeorge Herring, spent several days ol town a on Arney porter on the Alt ‘ $ 198 Lee. oona wks vacati week in his cousin, and was ion of winding up a three-we 1 bunting in our valley parts, and in other py FUTTING LIFE INTODEAD MONEY. ommendations of Po The rec er-Gieneral Gary in his annual post carry out his repeal ing the tion to this much-needed in favor of al savings banks ed promises of lend- official and long de- influence of his 3038 | - $ layed improvement. Since no word of protest has been heard against it there is reason the legislative every will se to hope that le proposition cure suital enactment jut there is no reason ment should not The which is with such enact. why been secured have postal savings bank, and ¢ 107 long Ago us innovation an an untried experiment, has been years an assured success in nearly every European country. There is one class of people to whom the system should especially commend itself. The experience of Eu shown that vings those depositories, irope has the postal “5 DANK who and would In health- enjoys the confidence of mistrust all other who without this opportunity keep their money in hiding er words, it would bring into ful circulation and active use that are now hoarded, a sum estimat- ed by the Postmaster-General at $350, 000.000, It has been correctly describ. ed as "putting life into dead money,” and accordingly presents itself as al remedy for the complaint that there is pot enough money in the country” for the needs of the people.— W - By Damages for Black Listing. oth- millions arid F. BR. Ketcham was awarded a ver diet of $21,666 33 by the jury in Judge Clifford's court in Chicago, in his suit against the Northwestern Railroad for $25,000 damages for black-listing. During the great strike of the Amer jean Railway Union Ketcham was em- ployed as a conductor for the North- western Railroad. He joined the strik- ers, and since the strike Ketcham claims he has been unable to sceure steady employment owing to the fact that he was black-lisied and other rail road companies refused to employ him on being given his name, ———— i A WS] 5 AA Recent Union County Deaths In Lewisburg, George Bridge, ged 69 years. At West Milton, Henry E. aged 54 years. Near New Columbia, John Buck, aged 67 years, At New Columbia, J. D. Etsweiner, aged 67 years. In Lewis twp., Solomon Yohn, aged | 76 years. Musser, ny oo TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Browo Quinive Tablets. All Druggiety reCawd We mony If 1 fells bs Gove. Be Holiday Goods Now Ready, Weekly Weather Report-Uentre Hall | tend on (Government Service.) Suits for Men $5.00, e so to $156.00, i its for Men vo. easy rise t I Temperature Highest, Lowest, { Buits for Boys $3.00, easy rise to $10.00. | nov. 18 23 98 clear { Buits for Children $1.00, easy rise to “ 19 12 46 clear. $5.00. 20 58 32 clear . o9 2 an » ¥ | Overcoats for Men, Boys and Children 21 61 oi part cloudy. . uo hs 48 cloudy. all prices, a , | Storm coals for Men, Boys and Child- 24 i) ren On night of 22nd, 2) Mackintoshes and On 22nd, rain and melted snow, easy rise to $10.00. inch of water, easy rise to $10.00, Telescopes all prices. iches of snow. Jox Coats, $2.50, Suit Cases $3.50, | Trunks, prices. and Bags—all GRAIN MAKKET, New Wheat Bes sninie BY® coorierincessnsmnisnrns Corn... N my Cada Wg Huck when Pufls, ol) ets. Four-in-Hands, Tecks, 25 to Dress Bows, 10 to 20 els, Silk Mufflers from 20 cents to $1.50 Silk Initial Handkerchiefs 25 to 50 cts, All Linen Handkerchiefs, 20 to 50 ets, Fancy Shirts, White Shirts, and $1.00, Night Robes, | House Coats PRODUCE AT STORES, wh, 75 ets. 5. 75 ets , ’ ' Potatoes and $1.00, . $2, to $10.00, Link Cufl Buttons, 25 and 50 ets. | Full Dress Shirt 50 flow nions ‘The Bargain The Season THE 50, easy rise and cls, to $l to $3.00, Studs, 25 (loves 25 cents, wt) Hats Sweaters for men, CAsy rise ol) els, easy rise women and echild- all ¢ ren, from H0cts to $4 (HM) lors # and combination of colors ad Yeld Ladies Belts MoNTGOMERY & Co. Wi Vii Fine 8-Piece Oak Chamber AND A they r Large $6 Family Bible, For $19.00! Also an 8-piece Oak Chamber Suit, Glass 22x28, and $8 Family Biblefor $24.00. Bellefonte, Pa. — Suit, Spare the Hod and Spoil the Child fr I'S . Fes Fit 3 of the sUCCessiul DUsIDEess most wd ng, while ty men were w hipy freely when venly-seven out « treet loafers interviewed mama's darlings when they were tl ’ } . 3 tle; the other three raised were The ng which, their imothers. mora grant thi y f jis is somethi we unlicked boys, we an A. John | i eet to Mr. Johnson SAVS he the gh Remedy, d his Jit drug { Joho handle s timely use of during boy's busin ira 1 Lar { hose physicians ready Lo re » his eall, but select SP waned te | this remedy for use in his own fam- JOHN SMITH & BRO., when his child's lite was Spr i iy at a time n danger, su- | the | croup. | because he Knew it to be and fam intry over for its cures of wrior to any other, is Johnson says this is the best sell. dicine andle idid satisfaction in idby J. H. Linden | : ML. Tussey ville; Wm. | pring Mills, and R. E. Bar- Hall igh me they and VER apie all Foss I'S ~wartz, Pealer, 8 f entre tholomew, h ary ered ame Shoe Store. La cy i: Hy 5 gs F ? ARABIA R BTN + | $ Caveats, and Trade. Marks obtained, and all Pat. ¢ ent business conducted fof Mooenare Fees. | oun Orrice 18 OrrosITE U.S. Parent Ornce and we can secure patent in loss Lite thas those 1m Was i, draw -~ a 1 ae t photo, with descrip. 2 Of not, free of is secured, t Rain Patents,” + 3, and foreign countries vite, if patentabl fee not due Lill patent [8] - - -n i the U “hy As SNOW & CO. Qe PATENT Oriite, WASHINGTON, a maton, D. 8s 4 i ES 83 0: » Chas. A. Krape, uring Mills. . wir RRR. ” » LH — Hm N00 NNN 00D NDT DO Why Go To Klondike ! am... FOR COLD When you can make money buying your Fall and Winter Clothing, Hats, Cars, Underwear, Top Shirts, Gloves, Mittens, Woolen Sweaters, etc., at The Philadelphia Bargain House, Old Postoflice Building. J. Grolman SPRING MILLS, PA. ocd py BDO VDDD VDDD . ih Rochester Fusiness Univer sly ov | | Sela & clabisihed [85]. Business, Shorthand, English and Post-(iraduate Commercial Courses. A SCHOOL OF BUSINESS OF THE HIGHEST GRADE. Sin Htndred Shifents, POP INPNAMIIIIE «wv sr wry 900% 09 N NNN N NNR BDNy One Hundred Different kinds of Men’s All=Wool Suits at ® T9999 ODD 0D Q Ce @ ® Fh Un These goods are positively All Wool. Many of them are one and two suits of a kind taken from our seven and eight dollar qualities. [If you can suit yours- self in color and style, you can safely count on buying from us for $5.00 as good goods as you can find elsewhere for ten or to see. twelve. Costs nothing Faubles, ¢ Outfitters, Bellefonte, $9 9% 9H NNW OVD NDDE “a9 0009009099000 VYN ATTORNEYS. i i FOR FALL AND WINTER... am i 24% 3 received ana i Has been never made as large pu hay ing had years ol factory as this ave aig 1n nd we h WINTER UNDERWEAR, DRESS GOODS, FLARRELS, CLOTHING, OVERCOATS, GLOVES, ETC. 11 Can sci &ON 4 1 ‘ . . 1 ne prices are right, and closer i thinking of buving a pair of Sho You are . ? ghow you onr samples, ufacturer to furnish WHAT WE SAY about Columbia bicycles, about the 5% Nickel Steel Tubing used in them, the direct tangent spokes, dust procf bearings, improved crank shaft mechanism and other bicycle advantages to be found in Colum- bias—and Columbias only—is what E KNOW ARE FACTS and what we know hus been proved by practice and theory. Practical tests of every description by fast ° riders and rough riders—and un- equalled scientific tests in our own test department, which has no equal outside the Government— have unquestionably proved COLUMBIA BICYCLES STANDARD OF THE WORLD. $75 TO ALL ALIKE. POPE MFG. CO. HARTFORD, CONN. $60,” $275, $40. | 1 Countian sot prope pred a you Hoey, TAYLOR, Allorpey at-Law Bellefonte, Pa. per of legal busi sugst { frit mat No. 4 Temple Court. All ness promptly stlended Ww LE 0. FURST, - A Offices directly Jia CM Office, Uorney-at-Law He llefon opposite the Court Houss ITCHELL, Alorney-atl- Law No Room 10, Crider's Exchang JOHN KLINE Office on second fic of Court Hous and Euglist GARMAN HOU ul, sles host mprovemenis, Good table a: ry char nd me wie ZPRING MILLS HOTEL, S D. H. Rah Free bus to and from al FFB NEW BROCKERH . 1. ¥M Neub ry 2 4 OIL Wi H HAZEL 3urns Wounds Cuts & Sores. Boils & Tumos Eczema & Erup Rheum Chapped Hands Fever B Sore Lips & Noss Corns & Bunion Stings & Bites of Three Sizes, 2%¢c, soc. an insects. i $1.00 BURPEREYS HED. 00. 171 8 110 Bille 1. Vou Yard 50 YEARS EXPERIENCE.
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