THE CENTRE REPORTER
Editor and Proprietor.
B.W,
CENTRE HALL, . . . PENNA,
March 14, 190m.
SMITH,
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porter are one dollar per year in advance.
ADVERTISE MENTS. —20 cents per line for three
insertions, and 5 (enw per line for each subse
Quent inseition, Other rates made known
oR eppiication,
The Local Newspaper,
There is a something, we cannot just tell what,
that somehow, {un sme manner draws our
thoughts and minds toward the homeland. It is |
quite natural for those who are out in the world,
tions to retain a warm attachment and manifest
more than a mere pa sing interest fn the
and people of their earlier days.
may come and go, Time may change the famil-
hallowed scenes again, The quiet and unpreten
tious country folk may be moving slowly
ding along in the path their forefathers
trod. They may have no sympathy-aot even a
plod-
same
THE CONGRESSIONAL CONTEST,
The in this, the twenty-
eighth congressional district, by which
Col. A. A. Clearwater hoped to
Congressman J, K. P. Hall has been
declared off. Congressman Hall was
fairly and
testimony to prove his case with such
great SRriestiess that Clear water con-
cluded the best thing to do would be
to ee the whole matter, which was
done. Nothing further from the
truth than the statement that Mr. Hall
made compromises with the opposing
power. Such statements must come
from persons who do not know Mr.
Hall
The twenty-eighth congressional
district will be represented in the next
cong Hon. James K. P. Hall, a
a scholar and a gentleman.
contest
elected,
is
ress by
statesman,
i ia ——
CAMERON FOR GOVERNOR.
Ex-United States Senator J. Donald
Cameron, of Dauphin county,
support of Senator Quay and his fol-
lowers Governor, providing the
for
Other candidates are
Congressman Connell, of Lackawana;
Sibley; Congressman |
Olmstead; Attorney General John P.
bernatorial race,
Congressman
Elkin;
Pennsylvania William
C hester
P. Bnyder,
county. Barring Cameron,
chances would be favorable
Representative Gamble, of
coun measure in
legislature that ought to become a law,
The bill
els,
ty, introduced a
premiums, ete., with
When you start out to
‘ f calico days,
checks,
chases,
yard
obl
cake o
picture
cluded
get
of
es 10
these you are
to take
powder
first
in many instances,
nHiged,
of baking
, Or some article not at
mp, box
good for a
ter you have
amount of $10.00. At the
you are paying for those
advance, and often the check
filled out because you failed to
buy the specified amount within the
limit of The purchas-
er is and the whole
system she
a check
OO
BH
Is af
the
same time
goods in
is never
time prescribed.
always the loser,
wld be abolished.
from other
in organs give some
ator Hanna has
to put the
Lions
Ret
1is attempt
Il through
nanifest during the
ment of the
siderable pro-
arts of the
to the
are
another
coun
sub-
who not
very
is either
i rmed te
id purpose of the meas.
of the bill
w benefit
as
110 Tr
support
genntors
fo
themselves
ith a rich
nsnr y
endo
ity fro:
The s
ure of
sent: vy # . #53 at » vy # an int
und
clently
anything
unpleasa
to which pris
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publie
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on
itself
ntls 1zgestive { ie extent
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A Mn
The Union-Soyder-Mifflin judicial
district is having a hot time. Judge
MeClure and Samuel H. Orwig, Esq.,
are registering candidates in Union
county, and are making house to house
canvasses, and are resorting to every
known political means, commendable
or otherwise, to gain advantage. The
surrounding districts should learn a
lesson from observation, and when
their turn comes to fill this important
office, refrain from such belittling po-
litical methods,
c—— tl mimi.
Senator C. L. Magee, of Pittsburg,
politician and philanthropist, died at
his Harrisburg home Friday evening
of last week. Benator Magee was one
of the representative Republicans of
Western Pennsylvania, and had much
to do with the shaping of legislation
at the state 8 eapitol,
_ st
Mayor Ashbridge, of Philadelphia,
has a notion that the Pennsylvania
Republicans want him for governor,
and accordiogly had the Working
Men's Protective Tariff League start a
movement in that direction,
AA —————
The failure of the Delaware legisla.
ture to elect United States Senators
brings the subject of electing U, SB,
Senators by popular vote anew before
the people. Such change in the con-
stitution need not be looked for as
long as the majority of legislatures are
Republican,
Sd AM AAP AIAN IAN.
inour movements and innova.
we re-
whom have
known and loved so long snd well
Every great soul is interested in the
his former friends
wo
wellare of
and associates. Only
people. the people who are prompted and actuat
ed in all thelr doings by self
forget thelr early home sod friends,
We can hope but little from the
loses an interest in th
fost a spirit of sel
make a failure by and by
mirable
ishpess can and do
boy or girl whe
They maul
destined to
ad
homeland,
which is
no matter
qualities they may possess
fish ness
what
A great soul
al all times and under all stances
i8 great ¢ircum
The fact is then a foregone once lusion that
are interested fu the people and wel
community that gave
charm which we can fine
low the
to keep
we ful sun in bis diaraal course,
in touch with our many friends
Jotce with them 1n success, and wo sayu
We
anda u
ipa
d sorrows wan
keep in touch with them fre
¢ desired
with them jo reverses at
|
dium through which we gal
be
nation is the local paper th Carlyle w
May blessing
Cadmus, the I't
wruly Say wits Lhe
WONeCIal i
invente | printing’
There
Omes Lo
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us tid
| faud anticvipat.ons do we look
! With eager eyes we
coming 3
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{ within us and
the obi
Ur eyes mois
we read unary of
whom we will miss
ou ou
ight we notie
My
pride aud de
eut of the
i Veiopm
i tor whose wel
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Pp us in
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WASHINGTON
Four-day Personally Conducted Tour via
Vennsylvania Railroad
On Monday, April 1, the
vania Railroad Company
Pennsyl-
will run its
| annual
personally icte
Washington, D. COC,
Pennsyl Tickets
round trip transportation,
Washington, fir
commodations from dinner on
Cond
irom
will cove
transfer
hotel
April
#ive
Vania.
aud stelass acs
1 until luncheon on April 4, inclu
For those who desire to spead a hoger
time in the National C
will be accepted returning until
11, inclusive.
Rates,
transfer, and hotel ac
$12.9
tickets
April
apital,
covering transportation,
ommodations as
hove;
£13 60
from Wiliiame«port,
Wilkesbarre, £14.35
£15.00 from Carbondale,
$14 froma Altoona,
£1085
from from
scranton,
$11 70 from Sunbury,
$10.10 from
Lebanon,
$9.30
Lancaster,
$10.10 from
York, and
rates from other stations,
stations on the Cumberland
Railroad north of Chambersburg.
Detailed itinerary is now in course
of preparation, and full details regard-
ing schedule and other information
will announced later
Harrisburg,
from proportionate
be
early as possible to Tourist Agent,
Pennsylvania Railroad, 44 Public
Square, Wilkesbarre, Pa, or George
W. Boyer, Assistant General Paseen-
ger Agent, Broad Street Station,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Sow
Phosphate
in the
Spring.
D. W. BRADFORD
will furnish you 14 per cent.
= SOUTH CAROLINA ROCK =
For $13.50 Cash,
Yon can use this grade of goods
profitably on
Potatoes,
Barley, Top dressing for wheat
Corn, Top dressing for grass.
You can get nearer your money's
value by buying South Carolina
Rock Phosphate than any other
grade of goods.
par Oats,
Bubscribe for the Reporter.
$13.50 is a popular figure,
Linden } Hall.
The sick through this part of the
Elmer Royer, of Centre Hall, visited
with his brother Luther, at this place
Saturday.
Among the the
Kaup
viewera af
Samuel
many
were
and bride of Boalsburg,
did dam-
age to the farms through this section,
on Sunday afternoon, BOE
George Markle, of near Pleasant Gap,
Saturday and at his
| home at that place,
Oscar Williams,
i spend a few ks with
| Robert Corl, at this place.
| Edwin Yearick, of Nittany,
with his many friends
through this section
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Noll, of Pleasant
spent Saturday visiting with friends at
‘this place,
| spent Sunday
of Lemont, will
wee his uncle,
visited
and relatives
during the past
Gap,
ng people
party at
Some of the you this
attended the
Shutt’s, at Boalsburg Friday
John Brie of B
pleasant caller in town
of
town J
evening,
‘Rer, msl MITE, Was 8
Monday.
Wo
SEABOARD AIR LINE BEAILWAY
To Pinehurst, N C, Camden 8 C and sil
Florida Points
The Florida And
ted aud Florida and
the
ated between New
Metropolita
Limi tlanta Fas
finest fastest
York
the (
Mail are and
ape
famous health resorts of ‘arolinas
and Florida,
Pinehurst, N. C. is
Eogland town,
a model
nestled among
pinceiad sand hills of the Old
nie,
New
Railway. It
and most
i aud oi iv eighteen
~
eaboard
of the
York, via
is one
enjoyable winter
1 ’
finest
the
anid
Awerion, ith
best « ighte ©1
Through
ton, D.C
Pus
take througl
» tos iq
The Health and |
—
Geis 81.57
warrant
Dewey for
money found
i 3 +
court of elain et is
the Spanish Manila harbo
May 1, 1808
——— -
fess
Headael
dered condition
stivation of this
of Chamberlain's
Fabilets will eonrre
he often
disor.
f con.
from a
stomach ane
bowels
f ihe
Stomach and Liver
't these disorders and
{ cure tho beads Sold bv Mrs. J.
{ H. Keller, Linden Hall: J. F. Smith,
| Centre Hall.
ROOFING SLATE.
che,
Oak Hall.
be
M. Alex
are frequently
dell and
burg
Le nod
Of Lhiis
Tues
Xx Mot!
Mervin Kulin,
Mills
Ale
Kent and wife,
to Potters
working for
Dr.
were fn town last
Luther Dale,
wus the g
|
We
of Plo
1.
ote day las
ClifTord
ing Luther
Mrs, M
visiting het
B
ry
Peters,
Homan ;
Hall, passe
Monday
Lie
Centre
Mrs
foute, visited |
Wm.
Kaup on
A Good Coug!
I+
opular
‘3 © have
when troubl
wh
| HANDLES all
mates made por sqoare
enced mechandos siate
les and far superior
LL SMITH,
grades of rw
Work
is
Ex
experi
I sales
done bs
na
¢ f3e1}) Rochester, Hew York,
will eall on you before long ard
| wish to purchase fruit trees, berry bashes,
| bulbs, or anrthing grown by burserymen,
if
vines,
son
| will
:
i prices.
{| PUMP, the best of the kind made
i
He also soils the ROCHESTER SPRAY
13dec
JULIAN A. FLEMING,
Centre Hall, Pa.,
Agent for the
¢ Johnston Harvester Co's
full line of
Harvesting Machines,
SELF BINDERS,
MOWERS,
RAKES, ETC.
Repairing Binders a Specialty,
I have had a practical experience
for a period of eighteen years
with farm and other machinery
amd 1 feel that money ean be
raved to many farmers by hav.
ing their old machines looked
over and repaired by a practi.
cal man,
¢
¢
¢
/
29909 VTVVDVVVUBVVUD
BE
|
f
| wri
€
to pow ion i. 4
free cataiog. Fall 1
GLOBE
2650
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' To sell our Teas, (
wiler to Consumers
GRAND {
sd Blreet
Pe
Address,
JH y Harri |
SMITHS
Nefit hi
SALY
mail t
Centre Hall
Oak Extcns
Table, 8550.
“nn
$1.65.
Webur's Improved
niture in Centre County.
Boalsburg, Penn a.
&
oD
0802080
rein
i
14 Pe
Our prie very reasonable.
(ive ns ac all
W. A. HENNEY. \
Livery....
« D. A. BOOZER |
Centre Hall, Pa. = = = |
Sein Of Weng.
wR SHIT I a
Birnie...
+ Tun
ep. {6
Hoge
ig trains from Montaadon
ven and Ty rope
Bate Oalloge
Wit Hamsport
onnect with treln No.
Afternoons trains from Mone
Lewisburg sod Trrone oonpeet with
T win Keo. 11 for Bate Onllege. Trius from
State College connect with Penoa, K. RB. trains at
Bell fete
(Dally except Sunday.
v for
F. 0. THOMAR, Supt,
he
} Lotter and note heads, bill heads,
| §tatements, with all lines of office
Jutiovary , beatly and cheaply done
t the Reporter printing house.
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