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
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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
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Chas. A. Krape,
uring Mills. .
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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.