VOL. LXXIV
NO $20.00 BOUNTY.
The Spanish War So'diers Will Not
ceive a Bounty (rom the State,
He.
An article was widely published
throughout Pennsylvania stating that
owing to a law passed by the state
legislature during the civil war and
not repealed, all Pennsylvania soldiers
enlisted in the Spanish war would be
entitled to a bounty of $2000, led an
interested citizen Centre Hull to
make inquiry through the adjutant
general's office at Harrisburg, as to the
truth of the same,
the reply received :
Mr.
w
of
The following was
CENTRE HALL, PA.
DEAR Sin :—The Adjutant General
of Pevusylvauin knows of no act of
the Legislature that sided for a
bounty to any of the ers tlie
civil war, and the article is erroneous.
ly published snd the parties 1misin-
formed. Very respectfully,
THOS. J. STEWART.
provi
soldi Of
Harrisburg, Nov. 11, 19ul.
We pe
Hitehe ock May Leave Cabinet,
Jenve the cabinet. ‘lhe
to National
Kerns, of Missouri
dictate Fede appointments,
collectorship at St,
secretary
jects
In ing allowed
’
al The |
is ut
f.ouis press
the boue of contention,
Why al ots Often,
ly
PE
ecco IInb't,
The Tob:
F116 Tyee
Atch
i
SCOPE OF COUNTRY NEWsUVAPE~,
Loenl News of the Nelghbaorh cod Be tislied
Ly i's Patron
A reader
does
the
country
i boy
J
te
J "a
you bring me all
You faithfully
the editor J istic
YEifty times
the news
shroniel
the pelaliboriy
nyl
RA\eul
Lioine,
from
je tl athiv and] marringos
wd, You ke i» mie post.
ed on purties, church socials and vil
peets are for good and poor crops, &
If farmer Jones on
road brings a prize pump
I know all about it
the case may be,
the Rid
kin to your office,
ge
as sowe of his neighbors,
I
than the
Soon
The news of one
get out
yearly subscrip-
ueiyg
when
gossip and iborhiood correspound-
euce and
I praise the couutry editor fui
we this privilege,
To the
Wet kly
bos i
He
d girl
married
in FOE EOS, reads
where Lhe io on { who
{to a city chap who holds =
position with a street car companpy,—
pt L
that Lhe
yLly 8 motorman ; he
boy known as the bully of
school was arrested for wile
“lucarcerated in the
:
he |
and is
earns from his home
Thoruton
tile,” paper
family will have
reunion.”
“Th
enteen
nh
e midnight marauders steal sev.
chi Jake Becker's
ia the
ir will be
make
: benefit party atthe Odd Fellows
M. EK h
grand success both soci
Reus from
ly
the
i
told Co
edit
coop,’ is nici
driven
, and
town if
it hie fails to a hole
wall for the church which was a
ally and finan-
The receipis L were
OU
y by the way
aver 3
If th
the crops are bad Le 8) mthizes
and if the
He g
worth
|
re
i
farmer, c are
'} -
Ir joices,
ia of adver
jecerv
Ve
jooked
rs
listing
a pe
upon by
charity,
each year and never
hank y« he
some people an
4 Mite
uu, is
:
» hfe t {
pay their subscription,
as f C 1
and when ti
say
belp to keep
ey
hey to Bemselven, * well it
}
iy
i
'
i
he v
rim out of the pod
for a while,’
hi
works harder and puts
uy
of than
h
i
in more Urs « f lab a
auld
ao
fests § ry
Gish L Ww ill
be
Bf —————
Mrs, Ellis Shafter Dead
Ellis Shafl
ihiie
ep ur ia
ay Li i
r, of Madisonburg
¢ it from a complica.
dura ion.
£
3 ig
£
i
}
Me
on of diseases a year's
Fone
was reared io the
Reberasbur
Deceased was aged
and
forty years,
Judge |
Funeral will}
Fbursday) morning at
g, Bev. Herman, of the
church oflie The!
fa res i or
FRDEY OF
or
f
Of A880
take place this
abu
A add ie u
#
n mling.
ic fp
The Modoe and Back Talla,
The Modoe and Buck Tail hunting
parties from and vicinity, |
returned from their hunting expedi-
with a share of wild
The Buck Tails killed thrice!
and the Modoes had three deer |
Joalsburg
goodly
Oo
>
“sr
fat
«font
iguer
bear, but not without considerable’
and |
ent
In media
were mad
ple
ET
perinmer
Ines
the
o
-
:
» ia France and Italy,
of those countries ac i
a dexterity unknown elsewhere and |
possessing many secret methods of |
manufacture.
Where to Be
sed
o
3 10 irin
-
v
gin,
Mra. Tre
Lreat
ed the
Neodloks and Nerve It
Mr. T.-Good Idea,
the baby along with
Weekly.
fea
the |
or ald
&
a
. ys,
Take
York
g~New
%
3G
Flies Are » Tough.
A fly is almost invincible. It wil
survive long immersion In water, will
sustain the cdoers of sulphur and other
disinfectants without apparent injury,
Only turpentine, chloroform and anno
nia and washing can get the better of
a fly.
Yet
sit
AAA SANA
The Professor at Mome,
“Grandpa.” sald Dot, who had beon
puzzling her brains over something she
was reading, “what is ‘food for
thought?”
“Ilead eheese, my child,” replied the
professor.~Chicago Tribune,
eb
81.00 PAYS TO 1808.
New subscribers to the Reporter can
Lave the paper from this date to
Javuary 1, 1003, for one dollar. A
do''ar bill enclosed in an envelope and
mailed ig reasoniliy sive to reach this
office, Try it and see whether you
won't be remembered every week une
til 1008.
Keep on the watch in locals y r bare
galus at the store of C. P. (Long,
ed the ferocious beast apg
six feet, when al
amcio—— pf aol smar——
laspeoting Cattle and Hoge,
Veterinary surgeons W, Fry,
Pine Grove, and A.
Philadelphia, Inspected the Shook
Bros. herd of cattle at Spring Mills,
and found them in sound condition,
An examination was also made of
of |
ler, Meyer and Lee, near Boalsburg,
and direase was found to be eatarrh of
the iotestines, A number of hogs
have died for those gentlemen, but it
is probable the balance will be saved,
pig
Two Papers for 8] 50.
Bam ple coples of The Tribune Farmer
will be sent to the Reporter readers
within a week or two. The paper is a
strictly agricultural paper and is up to
the standard in every respect, The
regular subseription price is $1 00 cash
in advance. All subscribers to the
Reporter that have their subseriptions
paid in advance ean secure the
Tribune Farmer for fifty cents,
se sa —
Turkeys are worth 8} to 10 cents in
the market,
The Reformed U. KE. will hold a so.
cial Tuesday evening.
We guarantee every pair of our
Indien $200 shoes ~ Yeager & Davis
Bellefonte.
Three telophones were added to the
Centre Hall exchange, namely; W,
B. Mingle, Beg, residence, No. 73}
Rev. J. M. Rearick, Lutheran parsons
age, No, 172; Dr. W. H. Bechuyler,
Spring Mil's,
HALL, PA.. THU RSDAY. NOVE MBE
E
A VOICE FROM GREGG
TWP, A SCARE AT VP. C, U,
H
|
| Proudiy
fore
Timber ~~
of Home
A Heturn of a Denizen Crentes
Npraks Grown
i"
the Louuty Buperintendency,
i Which Fuise Teeth sug Blood are Shed
P, C. C, stands for Pole Cat City,
hamlet in the side of
township, io which reside very
but
i
Comtnunicated,
'
As the time is approaching to elect
a county superintendent, a word
{two in reference to the question might |
| It certainly be-
| hooves the directors exer-
|
|
i
south Potter
Of
y . i ; " . :
peopie, ana iorally Civni, not all
it appears
aled to the
¢
i
not be inappropriate.
lure of this class, so froma a
writer,
of
there
school to
which wi
Saturday
Py
i story
. . ; is rel
{ cise their best judgment and ascertain tas
Luenizen
night a former
who is the most competent as regards
thie
Ril hee |
ou pe
LO. arrived and suspecting
}ducational abilities, to discharge
luties of that important oflice, 3 ; .
lt lit il il out his former batitation, hid bim-
iority, qualifications of the highest or- ¢ ;
Jr Y Rit : Hghest o facil in un thicket uear by,
who
nud
: thine,
und bided his
Oe ;
gradu ile
tl
Lie
j der, a college
| ¥ hut
ct
Time
fi wnlly bi
Cul
g heavy
iu vh
has made education study of a life "
i i ut Wham J W Was realized
Lime, ure Lhe requisites absolutely nee- | | '
i wheu be approach Lis for-
composition of
T
positi
nud
¢
i
Mol { 3
vouul) Or Luo
fend
Althe
ing had vo ecard of
eile
peutleman Low
p
Urse
| superiut endent. e rel tain fell 1rh
ii ied, rd
y re |
occupying thnt i has Vel
uamnL
the
Be.
1
"i
been highly satis
1
eu
| himself cupable his ¢
0
He
von,
lias
i &
Pp LDUDIPS ag lnst {
wclory, has been
po=i
ur # third term,
¥
i
fustenings to lo 0
is
Liu \
UL kLocked Lis combat
le =
sufli- | Bess
elect twice to the aud :
dda > spy began doing the Jeflries
{again a candidate f
ant
why should he ask for
He
{ clently hound
| to ask for a thir
another '
#8 than five roun
uA,
hing Leen
ing
i ‘
| tou ? certaluly
WHRs 4 Wolnsi,
the |
fine i
wed hy BETTY two terius,
i
ii
st y thé s
i blows foul, bu il wenul ou une
{ Savors 100 muce .
i
f aud
sth
13 i i
ous it
til «
t
sil
a
and seems like driftivg towards a life!
of false
; dged, when bq
generally look with |
(O three
other
| tenure, aud people k riles retired t 5,
vir damage
disfavor aud are averse terms
A
if ny office toide ¢ j= |
| for ARDY « ice, Boesi ie, lown i Word from Souilh Dakols
§ + > i 4 $ & 5 :
ships have valid claims, Among their | ‘ ‘eid
How oCaleq
Seitlemen i
thor
Citizens are
i
education,
prosi
set aside
cupy the tio
3 i
i
and ighored ? Gregy
they be
can be pre stich
nship, for iustauce,
{ r Hosterman,
r 4 ’ but
f Dr. Wolf aud Profess
4 Here are
profound cholurs and college
. Brain «i
refinement | ,
fidmber yard
pac
The
fine ti
i
ailtiaton
gracunies;
and of the Li f intellect,
i
ana
: » and all
ably qu: ipy any posi.
On requ
es woeatl
ti ing cl nd a wealth .
y 3 s 11
3 ¢ JIE IRIE,
ition, these &en- :
i sown to wheat, but
wo ked
too,
ent at
tlemen be overl
Other townships,
fully as prof
ors :
sntiemen ref
11
is
WoO ge
their equals,
not be
se Lif
il DO superiors.
sored p
F JOUS
it we icy for
§
yl direct fo electing a
1
up
: Lo prog
county rintendent to pause and re.
{lect ed in the tiatier
and
“ia
wisely
slow, remembering the adage,
ey stumble who run fast,
Ea
LOCALS
r
ur
Belle
is doing a
Oysters at Shoop's, Saturday.
fonte
dL AE
big
Yeager & Davis, shoes
H. Emerick
dding
George
gr Ay
fodder shire g
The
ISIE R,
PFenston for Mrs.
On the ope
enator Hanus
pr {1 for
of i
McKinley
fuce a
Petrikin
t
one
the
Bellef
work
Hall
brick
on ;
ing day of
in 14
: will iptro
nished
Heavy
school girl
Bellefonte
Miss
moruicg went
burg, where
three weeks.
)
i .
iY ng 1
®* ¥3
Mi i
Mel
annual
‘
Box
JE
i
anle a a 3
$5000 for Mrs. Kinley
3 she lives,
—
Af 3
Mabel Valentine Viant to be Sold
Boal this {Thursdas
to Muney and Mlle
will remain for two
3 eniire
plant of the
or Compa will be sold
There
the pi
E —
ghe iv
is 8 moriage
ant.
Go to Krape's for Arctics and Muli-|
for men In {ios
goods are exceptionally flue,
» $150 KE) on
it
children
All
and GENERAL LOCALS
eae
The roads are in flue condition
Don't forget
of next week.
1.
| kinds of felt shoes,
K erlin’s sale Tuesday
of the Mifflin
Brindle, who
» of cattle
six i
At a recent sessi
irk, W.
to
sentenced to
yenitentiary
in
KE
the och Arg
leounty cot foun
Smith is
her, Witmer Smith,
Miss Grace
brot in
| stealis 2 HET Ve
years in the western
was
Yellef: ole,
Es
»
re making the
their headquarters.
Commercial men
| Centre Hall hotel
Adam |
passed |
r are
'
Messrs. Harvey Vonada and
2 4 f rir Mills,
{ Heckm An, of pring Mill | though eo
through Centre Hall Tuesday, and | pleasant
| stopped long epough at the Reporter :
1
advance a label on the |
No rain this week, The weather al-
y
8 .
id for November was rather
. Twenty-five employes in a Norris
office to
jen with small pox.
of
Mr. Behwenck, a dealer who
Mr. Rossman is | been shipping steadily from this point,
{whipped a car of milch cows Wednes-
day morning.
Henry Hossman, undertaker
! one of the best citizens in nis locality,
iand wherever he goes has a good
word to say for his neighborhood. A Commercial "phone was placed in |
{the Presbyterian Manse Wednesday
morning Ministers find the tele-
phone very convenient,
Creameryman T. O. Wilson says the
supply of milk is keeping up fairly
well, and that corn stalk pasture is
producing more milk than grass pas
ture, owing to the fact that the frost
has taken all {he food value oul of the
grass, And true it is,
field than their home town.
Linn Blackford, aged sixteen years,
of Bellefonte, who was struck on one
of his lower limbs with a stick in
which there was a rusty nail, is in
great danger of laing that important
member on account of poison having
set in. He is receiving the best atten
tion, but amputation may be
necessary.
Charles 3. Quick, whose home is at
Milesburg, was killed at Johnstown,
Friday noon, while breaking in the
yard of the Cambria [ron Company.
He was the son of George R. Quick
He
wus born near Milesburg, where his
remains were buried Monday,
In order that Rev. W, H. Schuyler
may be free to Jook after the needs of
his sick son his congregation last Sab-
bath kindly gave him, by unanimous
vote, a vacation, There will, there.
fore, be no preaching in the Presby.
terian ehureh till further notice. The
appointment for Potters Mills for next
Sabbath is also recalled,
Messrs, George and Howard
Richards, father and son, produce
denlers in Philipsburg, were arrested
for selling oleomargarine without
Heenwe, Inspector of Pure Food
Foust, of Altoona, procured a package
of butter from the dealers, had it
analysed by Prof. Frear at State
College. The goods proved impure,
aud on this avalysis the arrest was
A
Oak Hall,
The Homan hunting party. which
camped at Laurel Run, returned with
two deer,
The Btate College Nimrods have re-
turned from a two weeks’ hunt in the
Bear Meadows, with two deer.
The Riley party hunting in the Bear
Meadows returned with three deer.
Last Baturday Howard KR. Heman,
formerly of Centre Hall, but vow «f
Altoona, passed through here on a
short vieit {0 Lis many Ceutie county
friends,
Mr. and Mra Coxey with their fam-
Hy, of Altoona, speut Sunday with
thelr mother at Boalsburg,
George Bailey, with his family, of
Altoona, wre visitors at the home of
Mrs. Bailey's parents, Mr. sud Mire,
Kline.
Presb) terian Manse, No, 12,
Job
R
21, 1901.
DEATHS,
i
|
Mrs. Polly of
who died many
Keen,
x
Keen, ¥
of th
eh
CRIB Ago,
best ent
xd on
last week of consumption, ag
fy I ee
Cerys 4
Thurs
oldest and
# of Millheim, di
Ml BEV
has
fl Con
ight years, Mrs, }
i
sistent
Jolin and Dainlel
Bright. Intern
I was
Her
was
age
an
icarned in
So
BRIEF Lt
“it 13%
IDA iy
destroved by 6
11 ¥ $01
MIR, Mamues
‘nesday evenin
Her ex
i '
wilh paralysis ale
+
8
ser hone neat Aim, y-
ion is seriou
Earl Fi
n N¢
'
over Bundav.
A
dit
i
:
ng
a
L
the
Lie
'k Ha-
Win-
Hall
graduate o
f
3
rin and teacher «
1
ai,
gate salilie school, was in Cs utre
Keller, f Centre
pu
i
James
Hall,
sion
near
lic sale of his large
k and fa
its Friday, March 21, 19
y
3f
13 ut
® Of
IVE si
mm
met Ie.
U William
Ketchum, of Lewisburg, aged seventy-
He was an employe of the
ajon count deaths :
six Jears,
Lewisburg National
five years,
Rev. W. W.
tor of the
Rhoades, formerly pas.
United Evangelieal church
Rev. J. F. Shultz in that church Sun-
| day evening.
Mrs. Wm. Emerick, who for some
time had her home with Wm. Curray,
| her son, in Centre Hall, is at present
{staying with a daughter, Mrs. Hollo
way, in Balina, Kansas, and likes the
west very much,
W. B. Mingle, E«q, and grand-
daughter Elizabeth Hoy, Wednesday
to Philadelphis where the
| latter's parents, Mr, and Mra, J. Emory
Hoy live, Mr. Mingle will stay
the city forseveral days,
will remain with her parents.
went
Green Burr the other Bunday evening. |
Miss Sadie Shaffer, an amiable young |
Indy of Greene township, became the |
wife of John Mark, a worthy and |
promising son of Loganton, The |
ceremony was performed by Squire J.
Bb. Overdorf,
Michael Decker, east of Centre Hall,
is reported to have had a crop of corn
which averaged one hundred and
forty bushels per acre of ear corn. Mr.
Decker has one of the best corn pro
ducing farms in the valley. It is
soapstone soil, and in fact, will pro-
duce any kind of a crop.
Howard Zeigler, who last week had
ing him on the beck of the head, is
improving, and according to the bee
lief of his physician is out of immedi.
ate danger. He ts perfectly rational,
The latter part of last week he was res
woved to the home of bis father, Hen
ry Zeigler, being carried there on a ent
by neighbors and frivuds from the
temporary resting place given him in
| Ve howe of 8 Potter, Esq.
TOWN AND GOURTY NEWS,
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
TROM ALL PARTS.
re Love held court in Eber
§ % 13 $42 }
ETA] cuure:
y
Me
ay evenin
4 (15
1 by
A
Meyer
'
lotion
iement,
wanted
bv ttor
‘ 40
thers
A
'S
reg resent
and
the
Heys
wer and J
id s
r took testimon
1 ty gre arya’ &
! BEainst « § fe
©
yon Ren
The court will
: th
be asked to
€ matter,
« furnit dealer,
vertises a fine line of goods
holiday
be found wo
Dauberman,
ure
1
$id suitable
for the season, These goods
first-class in every
particular, and the prices have been
think
of going elsawhere to make purchases
in his line. He will take delight in
showing goods to all who wish in-
spect them,
H. H. Miller, of Rebersbure, was a
caller last week. Mr. Miller in course
| of conversation said that there are ful-
ly fifty per cent. more colts in the ter-
{ ritory over which he travels, which,
by the way, covers a large part of Cen-
tre county, than there were for several
years previeus, Mr, Miller is branch-
(ing out in the auctioneer business, in
| wh ich he is masking a success,
The Christmas number
Delineator is about the first
special Christmas issues. It is a beau-
ty. The cover is a most artistic pro-
| duction, showing a beautifully gowned
| womau, standing gracefully in a
{brilliantly lighted salon. It is a
| splendid magazine, satisfactory inside
| and out. There is no magazine for
{ women at present published that is
more practical in all its pages. Asan
| Xmas gift self, it bears ita own
recommendation.
D. C. Kennedy, of Erie, Pa, is the
guest of Hon, L. Rhoue, in this place,
Mr. Kennedy is one of the pillars of
the Grange in the northwestern part
of the state, and for a namber of years
served as chairman of the Sate
Grange Executive committee. He is
ut present solicitor of the Patron's Re-
lief Association, under the manage
ment of the State Grange, He will re-
mio in Centre Hall to attend the
meeting of Pomona Grange Frid
Grange Arondia, and no deabt
have something profitable to
ill be
WwW
shaved so low that no one can
to
of The
of the