ha
THE EXTRAYV
to an end there is ne
‘1
e of profligacy
with the R publican
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pub ie 11%
Hr
Pr
hrongh all the same.
yarty
pu lican
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"eRPONsID
Centre Hill,
Thoesaleof J. B. Royer was fairly
well attended Tuesday.
Marion Thompson, of Stormstown,
spent some time last week visitiog his
friend Miss Lydia Bmith,
A. CU, Ripka and son attended the
horse sale at Millheim lnat Monday.
A. BR Lee who is moving (oto the
tenant house on the old Bparr farm,
has been hauling some of hig gor ds,
Morris Burkholder took a jolly sled
loud to Bwartz's store one day last
week,
James Moyer, of Tusseyville, was in
town Monday on official business,
Mrs. Busan Burkholder and son
4 Inventor Edison the
great
realized the dream of electricians
['he statement does not
11
S who profess tO know
son storage battery is of
stlv and cheaply charged
being iree from the
Tesla’
esii 8
in
onstruction
bi
nines will '
+
OIHIOLIVES
No
a
ARGUMENT ENDS ON SCHOOL Ft
win
Whether Governor Stone Had the
to Reduce It 81, 000.000
Suprems Conrt Now reid
Vowes
Fins! argument on the veto power of
the the
preme i
(iovernor was made in
fonday to
Court A
taken Ir
Pl
regarding the $11,000,000 ny
{ for
tribunal an appeal was
Centre County Common
“HR
1 i
ic schools, Ti
| pul
held under advisement
| The school distriet
| ship, Centre (County,
»
iH
0 |
\
ninety
merchaut,
taiier «
nen or employ
chandise bu
ent position
by
LO j by (rovern.
ability
and
of t
It has been de
he Senate and House, |
mee of opinion,
:
ut as the
voting away the public money
and their warnings had no effect.
Its leading journals bave de-
But it
Says
“The Re.
y for the Republican party is
For
&tiy
*
J. B. Royer.
AMPA
Pine Grove Mills,
Mr. and Mrs. David Reed are among
the grip victims,
Dr. George Woods handles the rib
bons over a newly purchased driver,
Grandmother Mary Gates is recover.
ing from an a'tack of heart trouble,
She is being attended by her daughter
| Mra. Hurry Erb, of York State,
{ Miss Ballie Everhart is confined to
| her bed suffering with stomach troub-
He and grip,
Miss Jennie Hunter is ill with grip,
aud threatened with pneumonia,
or any ariicie of valu»
Lo purcliasers to the
imate DUsiness,
- - -—
THE ASSESSORS WOUR
The Valuation in Centre County
ated KRLR0.000 in Three Years
Depre
3
From the asessors’ return it will 1
&
seen that the valuation of property
| Centre County according to the best
the
has depreciated since 1807
judgment of various appraisers,
from $10
853,380 to $10.5686.308 {41901 or a tol
¥
ha
| loss of $250.8347. The greatest de precias
| tion is in real estate, which sum is 8267 .-
077.
The
141 less than three years ago, and neat
{cattle were reduced by 2583. Every to-
| tal is reduced since 1897, including
{ money at interest, except the valuation
: :
i of stages and which is in-
jereased by $383 The figures are as
follows : :
| Xo. of ta xables
Cleared land, No, of anres
| Timber land, No, of sores 0
| Value of real estate exempt
i from taxation
| Value of aul ronl estate taxes :
i able womans iviupone seven]
{ No, of horas and males
Value of same
{| Ro. of neat oattie over four
FORrR OA ison sini orev
| Valoe of seme —
{| Value of salaries and ooo pa.
Ly
Aggregate valoe of all taxa.
bie property for county .
Prrpomes veined ATE
Amount of money at interest 2.004 479
| Vane of stages, omnibusos,
OR coo ps coins avian sans ‘
Ro, of vale dows ....ooooo ions
No, of fewnle dogs
number of horses diminished
omnibuses,
7 02
flies
$464,263
s1843
3.0%
13h
AA i
Cow's Strange Diet,
A valuable cow belonging to Mahlon
ty, died recently, For several weeks
possible the animal's ailment,
filled with nails, screws, small pieces
of scrap iron and wire,
Prominent Ciel
to Hest
HENRY BECK
Henry Beek
"her daughter, Mrs,
Madisonburg.
take place in the ceme-
Yeariek
iw of
near
the new
ernoon. M
. iit I's
ity-two years, and
hit
paraly win
rio the grave
he was married
children survive
Frank
Y Roy er, e4
is to her des
iil and n
wil Bcience
id do
‘1 AWAY
Ws
Mr
sympathy of
fr
PF LUCIT Dereave-
irsday
il hb
d el
Niteen day
maorn-
imestead,
tg
galy-oue
Bavaria, Gor-
he emigrated
summers, die
rg, ailer an
She leaves a
seven childre:
ter of WW. 1
and was aged
x
WV
ASHINGTON
Personally Condoeted
nayivania Raliroad
+ Railroad Special
i wnducted Tour
Monday, April 1.
ivania, offers an
iv to visit the Na-
factorily and at a
exerience of
ROC panies: thie
the tour of
possible waste
Fan
#
is
ran from
to Washington:
will leave at (ime in-
round-trip tickets,
tation, | AOCO
ner on date of tour
on April 4, will be
intel
til after luncheon
rates ive
Rats
re
1a
io
3
k is A
Washington
Proponrtionate
diate sintions,
Returning, special train will leave
Washington at 850 P. M., Thursday,
Passengers from points west
of Williamsport, and from Dewart,
rates from interme
Belinagrove, Lykens, Dillsturg, ee
banon, Lancaster, Columbia, Wrights.
ville, and points on the Shamokin
Division will use regular trains from
returning. All tickets
return also on regular
pril 11, inclusive,
Cinides to Washington will be dis.
For rates aud time of trains from tn.
termediate staf jons, Itineraries,
tiekets, and full information apply to
ticket Agents; I. 8. Harrar, Division
Ticket Agent, Williamsport, Pa;
Tourist Agent, #4 Pubilo Square,
jor address Geo, W,
Asdistant General Passenger
‘Broad Street station, Phila-
Boyd,
Agent,
14, 1901.
EVANGELICAL CONFERENCE.
| Report of the Conference Partial List of
i Appointments,
The Central Pennsylvania Confer-
lin session at Red Lion, York County,
| adjourned Tuesday,
The managing board of the Church
| Extension Society was authorized to
| purchase the Presbyterian church of-
[ fered at MifMlinburg
The matter of the erection of
at A
managing board an
a par-
| sonage ltoona was referred to the
d the trustees of
Altoona Mission for favorable
eration.
tev, I. B. Frainer was appointed
receive the charitable eollections:
Jd. F.
exteasion o
tev, chureh
R OF
WOW, oF.
is
P. C.
r of
Mhuliz the general
ilection, and ~
Baumgardner, the foreign
Rev.
was elected tre
slonary
| contributions.
myer ART funds for
CHsIONn
rt » v 4 al ¢
* reports indicated progress along
all lines, especially the missionary,
5
> 4
6,000 having been eollected during
pre-
fad.
55,000 m
Rev,
dressed the conference
he year, or we than any
i 4 Ww jest
in the interest
vious year. i.
3 ’ ¥ ’ "1 y
of the publis HOE Louse, A Ie ETOsR
earnings of the house for the vear end-
ing ember 1, 16 over = -
Sept
i) Mi
Pa.,
banner charge, having contributed an
Lewisburg, was declared the
average of $4 17 per capita for missions.
¢ 35 per capita.
wid with $2
ariisle is sec
Rev,
lega
Jacob Hartzler was re-elected de.
te to the board of missions,
Ag
icdivial Piam
al cand
fudesbiin
fudgsehij
Middle District
yivania. Both
Far al € “ii1 ed
Federal Co
are Quay sdherent
- -
With
Stricken Paralysis
Bierly, of
ninely
harine Rebers.
i sONe Years ol a
with
Wi }
Hye
rs
asl week, was siricken
araiyveis and is entirely helpless,
lady in t !
ion is such that |
mprobable, |
- ith . - i
Mrs Simon FF. Moyer Dead.
is very
Httie U., wife of Simon P. Mover.
I at her home in Womelsdorf, :
Interment will take place F
Mra, Mover is well Lo many «
the people about Centre Hall, having
tived on the farm now owned by M. J
Dec 10 will greatly regret to hear
her death. Herage was about forty-
a,
vb ria ws i
riday a. ma. |
Ruown
+f
"i
¥
of
fiv
nist incense
Received a Call.
Rev. John H. Keller, son of James
A. Keller, of near this place, last Sun-
day preached a trial sermon at Mi
Pleasant, North Carolina, and later
Was given an opportunity to accept or
reject becoming the regular pastor of
the charge. Rev. Keller is a graduate
of Franklin and Marshall College and
will graduate from the Theological
Semioary at Laveaster in May,
— ilps
:
i
Fablic Sale
Leonard Rhone, of Centre Hall. will
al his Rhoney mede,
three miles west of Old F. rt, ninety
head of live stock, embracing Morgan
aud French Coach horses and colts,
Holstein cattle, Shropshire sheep,
{| Berkshire swine, also farm imple.
ments. While these animals have not
| been registered they have been bred
| from registered sires for three and four
| generations. A rare opportunity to
| buy well bred stock. Sale begins at 10
1801.
well residenos,
A. M. Arney, of this place, has re.
[cently been appointed as one of the
[class of 1901 at Pennsylvanian State
j College. The speakers are appointed
{ from their class standing and previous
grades in essays and rbhetoricals, There
are fifty-three members in the class of
1901, and to be chosen ns one of the
five speakers speaks well for Mr. Arney,
Miss Grace Alexander, daughter of
Dr. J. F. Alexander, is one of the hon-
or students of the graduating class.
The Reporter congratulates these
young people on the distinction con
ferggd upon them.
Died from Paralysis,
Mrs, Lizzie Keller died at the home
of her son William, in Madisonburg,
Bunday evening, from the effects of a
paralytic stroke received some time
previous. Interment was made this,
Thursday forenoon at the Yearick
church, near Madisonburg. Her age
was about sixty years. Mrs. O. T. Cor
man, of Spring Mills, is the only sur
viving daughter: the sons who survive
are Harry, Zion; Adam, Aaronsburg,
and William, Madisonburg.
‘TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROM ALL PARTS.
Verses to Memorize,
see thet litle sunbeastn
Darling throug
Light
bBoalier
“Water, water, eve :
Bee Grant Hoover, Bellefonte, before
You insure,
sel 3
a need of
suit D. W. Bradford.
fv ve § 4
If You are in pucsphiale con-
hn a » will
John Snyder will the
bank farm west ot Centre Hall.
move oO Oroe=
Rural mail delivery i
eing ins
Penn
By a resolution the Lewisto
is
ed in many sections of
il town
council abolished the ¢ in
that town,
Col John A. Wo d has fini
.a
his course of lec
shed
farmers in-
slitutes int t
slale
rd
ne wesler: art of Lhe
and returoed to his home at Howa
recently,
John C
the
tric
Ross,
Lewistown
gi el
ni for
and :
was found
post of duty Monday m
was the
Railway,
result of heart failure.
Easter Sunday, April 7
fixed upon for the reopening
led Methodist Episcopal
mode {
Bishoy
. Spencer will
amount «
The pe
Landlord Deck
el, at Pine Grove
M
near Pe nusylvania Furnace,
pur-
hased the Judge Williams farm,
where he
il try his hand raising big crops and
Frank Thomas will be
the key
nts humber-
ntal pari
week visit among old
Grove
n his de
d for a
ends at Pine
ntinued her j«
:
His wife
wirney to Tyrone where
she will visit 1
R
Col
er sick Miss 8
fie
aie mencrans,
fred Reynolds will nn
ral
nsylvania
be other day arrived
the scheme,
Herbert Bajole, who
¢ Standard
Lewis
Mined
} works
iat his home in
The in
amputated the day afte:
and |
gangrene, ire
aler a second operat
disease could be
arrested.
"here was a slight fire on the second
floor of the Brockerhoff house carly
Thursday morning of last wes The
fire was caused by a lace curtain come
ing in contact with a gas jet. The in-
of the house were promptly
alarmed and the flames extinguished
before much damage was done.
is
LS
mates
County Buperintendent Gramley re-
cently stated that more public school
teachers resigned during the present
school term to accept other positions
than had done 80 any previous year,
Chis is an intimation that there are
other occupations with better salaries
which attract many of the best school
teachers.
Beech Creek is having a mad dog
scare, and during the past week many
of the dogs in that section were killed.
“Mad dog,” of rabies, whichever you
please to call it, is pronounced a hoax
by many of i¢ most learned men in
medical science, yet it accomplishes
one good thing, it reduces the worth.
less dogs materially.
Judging from the number of farmers
who haul their milk to the creamery
al this place, and the numver of milk
cans each one has with him, the milk
crop must have materially increased
during the past few years. The pro.
duct of the cow seems to be the only
profitable output on the farm these
days. Since the installation of the
modern creamery the drudgery of dai
rying has been eliminated,
Landlord J 8. Reish, of the Potters
Mills hotel, was in town on business
Friday, Mr. Reish is one of those land.
lords who endeavors to keep strictly
within the limits of the license laws,
and makes it a point to serve his pa-
trons in good style. Mr. and Mrs,
Relish will send out shortly a number
of invitations to the “Regular Huont-
ing Club” asking them to dine at the
popular Potters Mills hotel. The sup-
per will be given in honor of Rev, W,
W. Rhoads and family and will be