THE CENTRE REPORTER.
HALL, . . . PENNA,
March 14, 1901.
CENTRE
On to Success in
1001.
E'VE made our mark in the
past dozen years and we've
sold all the way from 10,000 to 30,-
000 pairs of shoes a year, and we ex-
pect to sell more in 1901 than in
any previous year.
Our plans are perfected.
We have formed connections with
the best manufacturers in the coun-
try. From them we buy as cheap
as any concern in the country, large
"PY
all
'y stocks that are unsur-
passed anywhere.
We name prices that are seldom
matched and rarely beaten.
We freely right every wrong—
Shoe
Store.
Mingle’s
CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.
Presbyterian—Centre Hall, 10.30 a, m.; Spring
Mills 250 p. m .
Reformed Un
m ; Centre Hs
0a. m
i.pm
Mr
Spring Mills, 2.30 p
Lutheran —8p
alternoon
ring Mills, morning
Tuswyville, e
Dinges Property for Rent.
rooms and summer kitchen,
for rent. A desirable property.
W. Dinges, Centre Hall, Pa.
is fi fron se
Change of Postoffice Address.
timely notice. Give the office to
which your paper is sent and the ope
to which you wish it mailed.
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South Carolina Rock at 813 50
DW
South (
14 per cent
cash.
jradford is selling a car of
ina phosphate, analyzing
phosphorie acid, at $13.50
excellent of
goods and the price is such as to leave
prod
I'his is an grade
no chance of being able to buy for less
elsewhere, See his advertisement
another column in this issue,
sn creme sn A Mf oli
College Orators Compete.
and Mar-
the first
prize in the Pennsylvania Iunter-Colle-
Union. The sabject
of the
Paul Kiefer, of Franklin
shall College, was awarded
rical
orical
giate Ora
was, “The
tended.”
Bellefonte,
State Colle
Niguoiticanve
Ex-Judge A. O. Furst,
and Prof. F. L. Pattee,
ge, were among the judges.
of
ts
Chased by a Citamonunt,
of Honpeville,
county, tried to frighten a cat
amount by rattling a tin pail and cry-
ing animal instead of
Little
~linton
(ireen,
T iii
LsOoLtie
“scat.” The
the house, and as she entered the door
she slammed it which struck the ani-
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Bellefonte School Board Briogs Sait
The Bellefonte borough school board
000 cut from the school appropriation
by Governor Stone,
watched with great interest, owing to
the fact that Judge Love has ruled ad-
versely in a similar case. The case
will be argued Saturday of this week at
Harrisburg.
ett ei se——
Repairing Lemont Creamery Station,
Thomas Wilson and Charles Mayes,
of Centre Hall, have been at Lemont
for several days repairing the plant of
the Howard Creamery Co. in that
place. The Lemont station, under the
careful management of Geo, Ralston,
is considered one of the best paying
stations in the possession of the com-
pany.
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Going West.
J. A. Bankey, of Potters Mills, this
week starts for Vernon, Woodson
county, Kansas, where he will engage
in farming. Mr. Sankey will take
with him five bed of registered Hol-
stein- Friesian cows and calves, togeth-
er with household goods and dairy
machioery. Mrs. Sankey will follow
in a few days. The community will
greatly fils such a worthy young
man, and the community in which he
settles will gain an excellent citizen.
He is up to date in methods, and well
verped on farm topics,
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Profitable Halos,
The earth for the past week was in a
condition to receive and retain much
of the rain which fell during that time.
This condition is very favorable to
crop growing later on in the season.
Last spring the early rains fell on froz-
en ground, the soil receiving no bene-
fit whatever from them, which caused
the growing crops during May to suf-
fer greatly. When the earth is. well
filled with water the capillary action
of the soil furnishes much moisture for
growing plants, but when the earth’s
reservoirs are empty this action is im-
possible and plant life suffers, unless
there are very frequent showers,
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BOILER BURST,
At the Douty Saw Mill, Near Rebersburg
The Fireman Badly Injured,
The boiler of the engine at the saw
mill of Wm. Douty, near Rebersburg,
burst Tuesday morning, The explo
sion wrecked about one-third of the
building, and seriously injured three
of the workmen at the mill. The fire.
man, Henry Wolfort, was thrown fif-
teen feet through a door and sustained
serious injuries. He was picked up
more dead than alive, A later exam-
ination proved that his leg was broken
between the koee and thigh, and that
he was bruised and cut in many places,
Wallace Bierly, who was also in the
mill at the time, had his nose broken
by the flying debris and badly
scalded. Reuben
more or less injured,
The exact enuse of the explosion has
not been
was
Musser was also
Investigation
revealed that a number of stay bolts of
ascertained,
the boiler had been previously broken,
which greatly weakened the fire box
The men abeut the mill and the fire
man assert that the water gauge indi-
cated that the
ters full of
boiler
walter,
was
It
three-quar-
is altogether
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GENERAL HARRISON DEAD, |
The Formor President's End Came at 4 45 |
P.M Wednesday. It Was Paloless,
General Benjamin Harrison died at |
1 45 o'clock Wednesday.
quiet and painless, He was in
His end was |
#8] CON |
utose condition when he passed away, |
to
all efforts to restore him conscious- |
ness having failed.
DIED ATTHE AGE OF NINETY, |
Orudort, of Woodward, Died of |
Purslysis Saturday
samuel
Samuel Orndorf, of Woodward, the
the effects of paralysis Saturday even-
ing at eight o'clock. He had been ail
ing for the past two weeks, but
a man of his advanced age, which was
three months less than ninety
the
Association for many years;
Wednesday
he children who survive
years
Evangelical
the funer-
He was a member of
al took place morning.
are Samuel,
Mrs,
Stover,
Loganton; Benjamin, at home;
Mrs,
Mrs, Harvey Hoover, Woodward; Mrs
James Kettner, Anron
James Beck, Penns Cave; Mrs, CO.
Millheim;
Kleckner, Mrs. Lincoln
The accident occurred
the
The explosion
five-box
the
pat
tore boiler
embankment.
resting place, the boiler passed through
man.
their fellow workmen whom they saw
needed assistance,
The mill the
after looked
require
wreck
will
the expenditure of considerable money
Rgain
D
{entre
running order
The mill is the property of Wm. H-
A. H. Douty, on a tract of woodland
located one and
one-half miles =outh
recently purchased from ‘Squire Reif:
The young man who was so sever ly
injured is married and lives in Rebers-
His physician hopes for
fis re-
covery barring anything unforseen at
this stage,
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Thomas H Harman Dead,
Thomas H. Harman, a
Lock Haven, died at
te
Week.
resident i
home last
of
his
Mr. Harman was one the
ty and did much for the improvement
of Lock Haven and Mill Hall.
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Fuablic School Library.
Miles township is setting a good ex-
liberally toward the purchase
brary for
bave already been secured.
of a li
school £50 00
It
be deemed a privilege to subseribe to-
wards such a cause,
Rebersburg
should
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Ntate College Geta an Library
A bill finally passed the legislature
the
erection of
Andrew Carnegie
ir the
to fulfill
tion on which said donation
the eondi.
is made,
part of the public school system of
this state,
fa ssn -
Young Men Going West
Messrs. Bruce Goodhart, Milton Ben-
ner, John Wert, Frank Bible and Lau-
rence Runkle to start for
where they have been assured
for the coming summer,
work
ter township and are able and energet.
command the
Messrs. Goodhart and
best
Benner
Wages.
have
phant,
Wp —-
Taken to Philadelphia.
Herman Transue, the Porter town-
ship man who had his back broken a
few months ago, by a falling tree, was
taken to the Uuwniversity of Pennasyl:
vania, Philadelphia, Dr.Dumm having
secured his admission into that insti-
tution. Bo far the specialists are of the
opinion that the spinal cord is torn
out, and there is little hope for the
man. It is the intention to take X
ray views of the injury while Mr.
Transue is in different positions, To
accomplish this will require about one
week's time,
Held Up in Miflia County,
David Bolinger, aged 26 years, while
on his way from his home in Black
Log to the home of relatives near
Granville, Mifflin county, was attack-
ed by three men on the main road be-
tween the mountains recently and
robbed of all his money, $730. One
man seized Fim by the throat aud
another held a pistol to his head dur-
ing the operation. They took his cont
and vest and an extra pair of pants he
had on over his working clothes,
They also exchanged hats and shots
with him, but by pleading he was per-
mitted to retain his mackintosh coat
Mrs,
died
| rett, Sugar Valley, John Sony.
i der, of Woodward, SOME Years
RZO,
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BANK BURKGLARIZED
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| Three Masked Men Hiow Safe at
Hellwaod
Early
ed men broke into the
Open »
with Nitro gliyveerine
Monday morning three mask-
bank at Bell
wood and blew open the safe with ni-
’
tro-giveerine
The explosion blew ofl
the outer door of the safe shed
office.
A number of cit
and wre
a portion of the I'he appearance
of ns frightened the
burglars away before they could emg
"n
ty the safe which contained besides the
usual funds $15,000 to pay ofl railroad
“my loyees
I hey
“ As ¥ al E5
wiln
1 $100 in
at $450,
had b
SEC] Te cash, pe
several val
and
Habie walchivs which
the 1
1)
mn k for saf.
TWO DEATHS
Lie
Aaronsbarg
Miss Margaret
Fa'her and Danghter Corpses Near
gaughiter
¢ nid |
SlOover was
i
and
od
Fatl
Wino
the daughter
er NLOVEr was respect
KRHOeWwW niin 11
kind word for him
I'he
Emanuel
femmaining
Bower
Jackson, i Hear
Lather, at home,
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Henry Wolf Dead,
Heury Wolf,
ers’ Bank,
morning,
located in Mi
than
fifty years was prominently
connected wit fhe business of the
town during that time. Deceased
i
leaves a widow and three
Prof
Edith,
namely, Emma, wife of P. M.
| Bickle,
{ Hon. B.
| Harry,
Gettysburg ; wife
K. Foeht, Lewisburg, and
Mifflinburg. John Wolf, of
tebersburg, and Rev, EE. J, Wolf, D.
i D.,
| Daniel Zeighr, Miilheim,
{ The late Wm. Wolf,
also a brother.
Gettysburg,
is 8
of Centre
sister
Hall,
| was
Be ———
Evangelical Appointment
Rev. James 1.
| Rev, A. H.
{ Rev. J. F.
I Mills.
Valley:
Valley:
Bpriog
Boyer, Sugar
Doeratler,
Fenstermacker,
Penns
a —- san
Sick at Potters Mills
{ Jonn McClenahan, who has been
| ill with consumption for some time, is
| not improving. Tuesday he was con-
| sidered in a very weak condition,
Father David Evans has improved
sufficiently to be about again, Ho
mer Treaster is also improving.
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Caught a Deer,
Elmer MeClellan, near Tusseyville,
last week captured a live deer, about a
year old Dogs had chased the fleet.
foot out of the mountains and much
exhausted from i's long run it was un-
able to elude Mr. MeClellan, who
managed to chase it into a deep snow
bank, where it was taken prisoner,
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Deaths fo Nearby Counties
Clinton George Miller, in Sagar
Valley, nged thirty-eight years,
In Lock Haven, T. Mackey Abrams,
aged forty-six years,
Union—John A. Church, in Hartley
township, aged eighty-five years. He
wasn veteran and prominent citizen,
In Lewisburg, Jackson Lenhart,
azed eighty-two years, At the same
place, John Neyhart, aged seventy.
three years. Also, Mra Jane Ryne
hart, after being an invalid for six
years, at the age of seventy-six years,
Mifflin—Mrs, Margaret Kauffman,
in Lewistown, aged eighty-four years,
BRIEF LOCALS,
Col. Bryan was in Philadelphia
The Buperior Court Is in session
Miss Anna
Hall, is ill,
Mra. Willis W. Rishiel, of M
ery, is visiting about Spring Mill
J. 8. Maver, Penn Hall, offs
try and eggs for
Breon, west of
teoim-
'
12 ses |
ARIA
Mrs,
il with puln
improving
5:1
elaware
wihio for mu
pIIRINAAS
county «
morning.
George A. Bonnet,
eruploved
“= TINA
$4 Run la
The Sto
Fen
stroyed by
ron, belo
dwell
HE wa
decid
has
ceded
1
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1
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The Danville
the
parties interes!
kKaitting mill at Militheim
that place Tuesday, and at a
ght it was decide
kept
heim people are much e
bes runn
lated
fact as the mill gives employment
should
é
number of men and girls
nN of
“Di
1. MH al Ny wepap ap?!
Read the communicati
“The
column. read
ste whetlier you can’t aflord to send
Xi
beaded in
another After you it,
the Reporter a year to one of your
family or dear friend
from home, and whom
like to Keep an interest
county.
that is away
Wh ould
Centre
you
in
Ettinger, of Aaronsburg,
for
James 1.
Tuesday morning started
Fyangelical Appointments,
VW. W. Rhoads, former
cvatigelic-
al i
{2 ron
of thi
eikew here,
Marriage Licenses
rand Mary
STAD
DIAN
er
Beginning with Mareh Ist and
March 2ird I ofler
off Winter
aus follows :
with
Cloning
one-fourth mil
on
(Gioods,
3
Women’s and Children’s
Wanlen
Children’s
Horse
Lap
Conts, Hoods an gE
and Bed Bi
FICH,
Pi
fombinalions,
BUCKLE
8 WARM
& SLIPPERS,
1's Aang
ankets, tis
days’
THIRD
ONE
of odds
votions
which must
’
g
Public Sale Regi
EE a ¥
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CE,
po
1
Wear of Every Description
destination,
Mr.
pects to reach his
Thursday, morning.
this,
Aaronsburg and married Miss Minnie
Shaffer, aud now is really only moving
home, since his mother and two broth-
ers live in Casey, Mr. and Mm Et.
result of the sale of their personal prop-
erty.
init fda im —
Ares of Pennsylvania,
Pennsylvania has an area of 44,085
square miles, aud Centre county 1,130,
the fitth largest county in the state,
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Salary of 81 000,000 a Year,
fairs of the United States Steel Corpo-
ration. He formerly got but §800,000-
There must be a fair profit in the steel
business,
but enough of the
you to an carly purchase.
evervihing
ALL WE
ba |
em
et by any means,