THE OENTRE REPORTER.
B. W. SMITH, Editor and Proprietor,
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porter are one dollar per year 1a advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS, —20 cents per line for three
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tient insertion. Other rates made known
«0 application,
NOTE. —Subsoribers will please
date on the label of the Reporter after a remit.
tance Is made and report if it is not correct.
Dates are only changed the first issue of each
month. Jan0l, means that your subscription is
paid to last Janwary. 01 means July, 1001,
Democratic Ticket.
Py othonotary —M., I. GARDNER.
Diswict-Atlorney—N.B. SPANGLER.
work of the duty confided to
parts of the world,
naval officers who had part in the n
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other officers
both
’
the navy, scattered along
give his testimony ;
that
is
events whieh preceded
ble engagement,
course follow.
Of
This
There
scurrilous
to has been
vast amount
NATURAL HISTORY,
The pouch of a pelican Is large
encugh to contain seven quarts of wa-
ter.
For mountain climbing camels are
very lpeflicient and seldom used in
Abyssinia and other mountainous coun-
tries.
Sparrows begin housekeeping
expeditiously. A palr. of them
very
will
fuside of 24 hours from the time when
the site was selected.
The female red grouse is sald to vary
its dress according to surroundings.
is a fact worth remembering that the
the world hut the British isles,
mallard
ed by the wild duck or
flight. The birds arrange
In two converging lines, like
the leader occupying the point.
The 1 deseendant
f
ostrich Is ¢ of
attained an enormous size. In the al
lavial deposits of Madagascar evid
it
lived on the Island,
Stevenson's Cup of Misery,
{i R. IL. Stevenson, writing
| George Meredith, In an epistle qu
in a new edition of bis Letters,”
with heart touch
“For 14 years I have no
real health, 1 have wakens
gone to bed weary, and 1 hay
work un
5 r
in 1803
tO
4 pathos:
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14 try irl
flinchingly.
written
gard to
has
Naval
and rational
Sampson,
been shaken
ing
=~
to a conclusion.
Ie A stems
the Republican county
but he probably refrained on account
grease,
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of
the North
the stock of
is attracting
Pacific is an addition
world
The
ore
s
id in the
attention.
and other points in Alaska. Bhip-
This
business world’s
and will reach some $30,000,000,
large increase in the
¢
i
1s
an OQ
rt
stoc money, amounting to over
thirty millions, from the North
fie region this summer and fall will
have the effet of keeping money
market conditions easy unless the
strike intervenes and impairs confi-
dence. Good estimate that
$100,000,000 in gold from the mives
be to the wealth of the
United States this year. By the
ginniog of 1902 the treasury will have
on bavd $550,000,000 in gold, and the
whole stock of gold in the United
States will not be far from $1,200,000,
These figures are calculated to steady
those who are mervous over the par-
tial failure of a single crop.
Paci-
judges
will added
be-
ot pM
When former Governor Daniel Has-
tings gets the regular Republicans
licked, he'll be ready for another Cone-
maugh catastrophe,
Bp i,
The Bellefonte correspondent to the
Philadelphia Inquirer has given to the
people of the state another famous
Centre county story. He says: Mrs.
C. P. Russel, of Boggs township, Cen-
tre county, is dangerously ill with
nervous prostration, the result of a ter-
rific encounter with a large black
snake. The screams of a little four
year-old granddaughter, who had been
left playing with her baby brother in
the kitchen brought Mrs. Russel and
her aged husband to the scene and
there they beheld a large black snake
coiled up on a rug beside the children,
When the reptile stuck out its tongue
the baby, in its playful manner, would
catch it. Mr. Russel, a feeble old man,
had a terrible battle for his life, The
snake raced him round and round the
room. Fortunately the snake was
driven into the sitting room, where it
was killed by some of the other mem-
bers of the family. The writer of these
and other ridiculous stories about Cen-
tre county people and their doings
which have appeared in the dailies, evi-
dently regards the people throughout
the state as of Inferior intellectual
ability, and such only could they be if
they would believe all the wonderful
fairy tales which have been sent out.
I—————— AD fA SSN
M. IL Gardner, the present prothon-
otary and Democratic candidate for re
election was in Centre Hall Friday.
Mr. Gardner is finishing up his first
term in a most creditable manner, and
as the custom is to re-elect prothono-
taries a second time, Mr. Gardner
may depend upon the Democrats on
the south side to do their duty. He
has been a faithful officer, and one of
the most obliging and courteous office
holders in the court house ;: he is the
same in office as be is when a candi.
date—nlways ready to meet and give a
few minutes of his time to his Demo.
Line In One's Hand,
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southwest.
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of good
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hand iadicates
ness, the subject mayt i
to a green old age; be has
sition and the qualities
health and good tempe
Crane Island,
In Lake Minnetonka, M
is a picturesque islan }
name from the fac it
habited by nd given over
cranes. Gen i
decided upon this sp
resort. As
rounding Islands
had the heart to
now Crane island is § it fr
passing boats as one of the curiosities
of the northwest.
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Major Hastings Out of Prison.
Major William H. Hastings, brother
of former Governor Daniel Hastings,
was released Friday from the county
prison at Holmesburg, after having
served a two and one-half years’
for making fraudulent invoices
faise pretenses. Louis Wagner, presi.
dent of the Third National bank,
Philadelphia, was the prosecutor,
While abroad several years ago
Major Hastings created a sensation by
written attacks upon his brother, who
was then governor of Penusylvania,
He accused the governor of being
responsible for the loss of his fortune,
aod told many other
family tales. Major Hastings a
finely educated man, aud bas traveled
the world over and over again,
thorn in his side
Centre county
dear brother,
interesting
in
The
is the leader of the
insurgents, his own
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TEN DAY EXCURSION,
Ten-day Exoursion to Ocean Grove, As
bury Fark, or Long Branch via VPennsyl
yanis Railroad,
For the benefit of those desiring to
visit the great Ocean Grove Camp
Meeting, the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company will, on August 23, sell ex-
cursion tickets to Ocean Grove, Ase
bury Park, or Long Branch from
stations named below at the very low
rates quoted,
Bellefoute..... Leave 6.40 A, M,
JomOnt. coins THBP
Oak Hall.....oicnie 7.06
Linden Hail... 7.10
Centre Hall........... 7.22
Rislog Spring......... 7.55
Corn... coo iiiiime 1.50
2.06
Philadelphia. Arrive 8.17 P. M.
These tickets will be good for pass
age to Philadelphia on train indicated,
thence on regular trains leaving Broad
Btreet Btation at 1227, 8. 30, and 4.-
17 P. M. that day to destination,
Tickets will be good for return
on regular trains, except
ih
kL
Ho
permit
Rebersburg.
Rev, Bolly, of Richmond, Virginia,
prenched an excellent sermon ton large
{ and appreciativeaudience in the Luth-
eran chur
Clayton Royer and family, of Johns-
Sunday evening.
$ reel y i ¢
visiting relatives here,
Hay
i
town, are
Homer ry, the young man who
last nl
{ had his spine broken October,
redd the
i .
ufliciently strong
though far from having recov
| use of bis lower limbs, all will be glad
to
fins become »
knoa
for Tak
grandmother,
pg to the ruin on Saturday even-
1
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tin Leia
Ww i
! nited lovangelld
ival in Harter’s hall
It proved a
y instead of
and finance
Hug
Leg
reinlive
departed for
ut 8 ERLE
comp
1A
Woodwar
Minburg,
at
asl Week a
tover.
¥ « slaving with
her
present.
M isn
respecied
Aaron
Mra,
proving
weeks,
71.
by tenn or
af
Tarbert at
A popular and
:
a
i inyed t
#i
Fre
i. wlerman
f i
an illness of about i
i
i. Hoslerman, accompanied
left on Mon-
irginia to be.
twelve men
West V
day morning for
i gin lumbering.
Mins I . Of
is circulatiog among her many friends
at present,
Jakob Friber returned home one day
Inst week from Jersey Shore where he
was employed by J. F. Torbert,
$
wie Draueht
Lewisburg,
a
LUTHERAN REU
on w——
NION AT ISLAND PARK
Reduced intes vin Vennsylvanin Ratlrond
For the |
Park (between Bunbury and Northum-
berland), August 15, the Petnsyl vania
Railroad Company will sell special ex-
cursion tickets fron North Bend and
Intermediate stations west of Williams
pert; Bellefonte and intermediate sta
tions on the Lewisburg and Tyrone
Brauch west of Lewisburg; from
Lewistown Junetion aod intermediate
stations; and from Harrisburg and ire
termediate stations, to Sunbury and re
turn, at reduced rates,
Tickets will be sold and good going
on August 15, good returning until
August 16, inclusive,
AAS M1 MS AO BA SSAA
Ruskin'a Love Fallave,
The story of two lov failures are
written out in the September number of
The Delineator. They tell of Ruskin's
loveless life and alin of the cheerless
home of Fitzgerald, the Persian
cratio friends.
scholar, These two loves that falled
—
The Cosmopolitan will publish
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are sketebied by Clara KE. Laughlin,
dd
hoe
T
of the country invited
take part in the preparation of this js.
All the w of
huve been
onderful scenes
i
a
tographs have been Ww
‘hich
tnken as a whole, give a thorough con-
prepared, +
ception of the marvels of this Ix posi-
It
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tion. is doubtful if any book, sell.
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£ il
‘orty tities the price of the mag-
ine, will give any deseription of the
il
ined artistie value the
air which w ipprosch in interest
Seplember Cos-
mopoiitan.
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The good house-women
10
mre
bef
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g Lo date ire and after
certain 1 of work to be «
ric JER
sick w
mk, of
I$
WET
dnetar!
we tried Chambe
dinrrhoean’
. Wiil-
rego
to
unable
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baths,
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+ him
fu last resor
Cholera and
'
I am h
Hef
Cure with the 4 pesisintics
and as r,
:
Diarrhioc fn
gave
il a complete cure’!
W Keller, Li
Centre Hall,
n's Colic, .
Hemedy, ppy to sav it
ie reli
For sale by
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TUSSEY VILLE.
W. A. HENNEY,
BLACKSMITH.
& around to ses
At Cost
Or Less:
Straw Hats,
Now is the time for
Mason Fruit Jars,
One Quart 65 Cents Dozen.
Half Gal. 85
Tin Cans, 35
Crocks and Jugs, 8c. gallon,
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SUGAR PRICES :
Light Brown, 5%e.
Soft White, Ge.
Granulated, 6 Ye.
ns ini
The Long Store Company,
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Spring Mills, Pa.
P.V.S. STORE.
Speci
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pring and
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summer Shoes
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POLED EBCORLES OVO ORORICROOARQGDCOD OBER BY
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in both sh
istsction a
Live De 8 trian’
mar 2-1 yr
JUS BALE OF VALUABLE
Ex oot sf
fuliowing de
sr farm,
Auden Hall
site east of Bo
vid
located about
fslion =
sharg. ak
road heeding from Boals
: on © a8 bs lands
Thomas Meyer; on the north by public road Jes
g from Od Fort to Bomisburg, and on 12 wi
Frank MeFarl oonbeining o
sixty five 80 more of
y god dwelling houses
i the veo srry out bulla
wate of repalr Tie land is Jims
Ww olay & treat of water rant
toeadowe: a4 good oroherd of choi
This is one |
Ore
uy ti
ands of ad wt
hundred and
ther
oe, howe
large
ng
he dwellisg house
¢ Dasst facons In Harrls township
HALE-10 per cont, of the purchase |
money lo be patd on day of sale, the balaooe ig
| thee ¢qusl payments; onethird on April 14,
PIM, whan doed and possession will be given
Loneedbind on April 1st, 1908 and the remaining:
| onetbird on April La, 1904, deterred PAY mens
{tobe secured bY bound and mortgage on the
| prewises, witly Suborest,
Tred No, 2-Oousisting of 52 scores and
perches southeast of tract No, 1, bounded on the
| north by public rosd leading from Boalsburg to
Potters Milis: on the cast by timber tract of Jax
Meyer's estate; on the south by lunds of Joha
Hook, sid on the west by Inuds of Lot Kimport.
This tract is well covered with good timber prio.
cipally oak and chestnut, The land will be val J
table for farm purposes sfier the retoovel of the
im ber,
TERMS OF BALE~10 per cent. of purchase
money to be paid on day of sale; the balance on
the first day of April, 1902, when deed and pos.
session will be given by
GEO. M. BOAL,
Haorator of Margenet and Nancy Sparr,
HARRY KELLER, Attorney.
Centre Hall, Pa,
Aug. 5, 1901.
Penn's
Valley
Banking Company,
CENTRE HALL, PA.
Receives Doposits,
Discounts Notes.
W. B. MINGLE, Cashier,
i Ts
auly
{Opposite Spring Mills Hotel.)
2
FL INNS RAN
HOTELS.
(CENTRE HALL HOTEL
wv J. W. Runkle, Manager,
Lar nud
bor Ger
Rewly equipped tabs
Bun ¥
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+ Lewd
aid can fin
r Uehiing and bh
HOTEL HAAG,
BELLEVORTE, ¥
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Heated Throughout,
Rate« £1.00 p
Five Slablivg.
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tne leave Lewisbun
» LO $.45
ring lesve
0, 5.50 a. mm, 10.08
¢ for Monts
am, 1.35
Montandon
& In, S508,
id
ret
don 9.28 and
Ww leave Lewis
i p.m,
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Gen’ Pager Agt.
a.m. and 5
| VENTRAL RAILROAD OF PENNSYLVANIA,
| W Condensed Time Table
Kosd Up.
No 6: No ¢ No |
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wor EW YORK
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p. min miArr Lee. a. mip. mm.
*Daily. t Week Days, 00 p. m. Sunday,
110 10a. m, Bunday. P os
Philadelphia Sleeping Ours attached to Bast.
bound train from Willismsport at 11 80 p.m. and
West-bound from Philadelphia 8101.88 p.m,
F. GRPHART,
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$5 5
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Bupurintendent,
BrLLEFONTE CENTRAL RAILROAD,
To take effect May 25, 1896,
EASTWARD. je SR
U8 HW ERATIONS.
ro oem |
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6 16/12 5% x 37! Tis
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ilege. Afternoon trains from Mone
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in No. 11 for State hens: Traine
Ooliege connect with Penns. R. R. trains at
except Sunday
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