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THE CENTRE REP
ORTER.
. PENNA.
1901.
CENTRE Haul, . .
Novemter 28
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TOUGH BOYS
Need Good Shoes.
GOOD BOYS
Need Tough Shoes.
Both need CALF SHOES
for Winter wear—we have all
kinds kinds of boys, not
all Kinds of calves, but all Kinds
of Calf Shoes.
not all
Our Boy'a Shoes are made
with heavy sales —will never rip,
serviceable Calf leather and made
in every way tostand hard usage
and wear. To keep your boy
healthy, see that he has good
shoes, The Fall and Winter
Megson is the time he needs the
right kind of footwear. Boys like
i and parents like our
He
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K
Shoe
Store,
Mingle’s
BELLEFONTE, PA.
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CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.
ng: Union, aft
I
m.; Tusserville
I A —
ee at Court,
3 side of the
quite
the
m th
Was
week
§
on
+ £
8 Ol
t the Arcadia
Pi
ii
The (irange
patronize
gress
will
their
Arcadia.
good purpose
Jou
ids will be
®
of the Grange
ge elected a new mem.
ig Saturday afternoon
application of fifteen
members
i118
gest granges
Thanks Today
the Reporter has
today.
, and all are alike
r his gooduess and
wown during the past year.
i
slay
——
Middisbargers Faked
ng fellow
ut in an ap-
the other
twenty-five
t insurance policies
# payment of three
The
and theun
i
ide policies never
silspweling citizens
I :
your
3 1
Ff Arig Can
is always
consult
home
agent, and leave strangers take
1
5
thems eH,
pe
eath of Rev, Robinson
A
Rev. Thomas A
Hot Spring
A ine
Rol
tre Hall
1874 to from
to Winnebago, 11!
Hebron, 1
served at
died at
after
wering a period of a year.
Robinson
@ Arkansas, Nov. 7
'
yierian
wy, Hinson was
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8
i ress
charge
here
BORE,
went
there
pastorate
he
and from
which
of
time
§
it
He
mia, Juniata county,
b his death.
was born in Aca
1847. He 1}
PAV a widow
children
: x?
Lacie Wilson
Catharine,
i
w
1 at home,
in her
Forest
and Sarah now
Lake
senior year i
University.
isn fn ff so —
Lumbering iu Seven Mountains,
The Rightly Bros. & Co., are doing
an in prop and
mining timbers in the Beven Moun-
tains, have an outlet into Milroy over
a portion Kulp's tram road. The
Rightly road through Poe Valley was
torn up and laid through Coxe Valley
via Pat Garrity's and conneets with
the Kulp road at the Long Mountain
bridge. This makes Milroy the objec-
tive point of three lumber companies,
namely, Kulp Co., Rightly Co, and
Beebieheimer Bros, doing business in
the Beven Mountains, Kach ecom-
pany hes considerable track and its
own engines, but all use a part of the
Kuip track,
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boot ell nt State,
Although it raised throughout the
entire progress of the game Saturday
afternoon, the Dickinson and State
College foot ball teams had a goodly
punber of spectators, many of whom
prefer iod to hug the ropes rather than
sit on the grad stand, State proved
too setive for the punch-bellies on the
opposing side, uithough there was
some clever work done on both sides,
The field was in bad condition, especi-
sly #0 where there was no sod, and it
#0 bappe ued that nearly all the play-
dug was done in that quarter. Btate
played comparatively fast, and when
extensive’ business
of
Stick to Common Dranches
i
: |
Are not the izher Branches Tanght to
the Detriment «f the More Usefal 2
There is no danger that the boys and |
girls "who attend the publie schools |
will receive too much instruction in |
such orlinary branches as spelling, |
reading and the construction of origi-
nal sentences in good English, The |
high school pupils of the present day
speaking generally not always
know how to spell; some of them read |
in a halting fashion, painful to hear ; |
many get their INnglish very much |
mixed when writing challenges for
base ball or foot ball matches.
the average iad and examine him
the art of orthography and he will
prove that he has a very short memo- |
ry or that his education has been very |
superficial in that particular branch.
Ask the average lad to read a selection |
do
Take |
in
from gome standard publication and |
the result will set your nerves on edge |
for the balance of the Tell him |
to write you a dozen about |
d LY.
sentences
| some topic of current interest and gen
| the result. It will not be compliment-
ary to modern methods,
you will begin to question
Perlinps {
whether
“higher” education, as understood and |
i practiced under the common school |
it
has done some trav.
system, is worth the money costs,
5
|
i
| An observer who
|
jeling in France
Germany and per-
that
in those lauds the common, every day
’ . v
speech of the people betrays their rank
life, i {
t
many of the best educated
haps in other countries—declares
Lin while io the nited Btates
{
d slovens
| is really worth while to stop boasting
ure
{in the use of the English language.
{ about glorious public schos
i system for
that
canto
{to
| a little time to it is
tnguire
Ane
¥
i
why
or
»
vi
80 ul ficans
many ye
' , cannot read aloud
i spell correc y
{ ’
{| the satisfaction of the hearer, cannot
| speak or write good Euoglish.
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Et
ALS,
LOg
»
The tel
5
i cept mn.
| Mrs. Scho
Middlebur
"IM
»
or
a
Rearick
1
obn
howe
near tL
WW. B. }
the Mc
Saturday
register,
i Mr. an
i Mr. and!
attended the |
rt
Nosde
“
per cent, of the
called that “the
£3 $30 it Liv
faRivg time off by
fh ‘
iiitustirats
tut
wu
wpe
i always first-class,
| number Las many
particular interest
ere.
B. H. Ar
: Wednes i 'y Yell
Ls
[ey
chicken house
particular hog-
and tailed a
| “baste wus as plump and fat
| epicure of possum-iiking laste
| wish,
Mrs. J. F.
is taking care
Mre, Frank McCoy i
ing their absence at Bryn Mawr, w
I Miss Aunas,
Her coudition is stightly improv.
Als = anider of this plac
of Mr. and
¥
Gur.
§
i
i
i
the home
0n Bellefonte
re
a daughter, is seriously
i HL
i
ted, according to a telegram received
Wednesd
losing the {telephone hanges
i x
| holidays is not received with the best
Ti
i
of grace by ils pa i& business
:
{ transacted over ¢ lines
lephic is
j usually of such a character that it is
{interfered by The
fe
with holidays,
| This is the sentiment of patrous in
i this locality,
Hog Weighed 032 Pounds.
Wm. Kreamer, of Millbeim, Taes- |
day of this week, killed a hog that |
weighed when dressed 602 lbs, This
is probably the largest porker that
will be Lieard of in the county,
istic ist tp iain
Two Papers for 81.50,
Sample copies of The Tribune Farmer
will be sent to the Reporter readers
within a week or two. ‘lhe paper isa
strictly agricultural paper and is up to
the standard in every respect, The
regular subscription price is $1.00 cash
in advance. All subscribers to the
Reporter that have their subscriptions
paid in advance can sccure the
Tribune Farmer for fifty cente,
AAA ARS A
An Adphabetionl Ad.
The Bchoolmaster has discovered this
alphabetical advertisement in an legue
of the London Times in 1842: “To wid-
owers and single gentlemen—Wanted
by a lady a situation to superintend
the household and preside at table.
Bhe Is Agreeable, Bedoming, Careful,
Desirable, English, Facetious, Gener
ous, Honest, Industrious, Judiclous,
Keen, Lively, Merry, Natty, Obedient,
Philosoplile, Quiet, Regular, Soelable,
Tastefvl, Useful, Vivacious, Woman-
ish, Xantippish, Youthful, Zealouns, ete.
thine was enlled had (welve to their |
credit; Dickinson, nothing.
With President Roosevelt “In the Open'’
ing the new President nd he rides und
Wy —
is of the past,
Anima
MeClure, Phillips & Co. have recent-
of Beience
of the
Lucas,
for
Past.”
Everybody,
by Prof.
We fo
Beats Rey,
Black's Time,
William A. Haas, who
pastor of the Reformed
The
Rev,
been the
performed his 200th
marringe ceremony under the license
law of 1885.
Suffers from Paralysis,
David Keller, a venerable citizen o
stroke of paralysis Friday of last wee
which left
less and also affected Lis speech,
Keller is in his eighty-third year,
- ona
Fire in Bellefonte,
John Pacini,
Bellefonte, and
i
The house of Nort
OCcu-
h
Thomas street,
pied by Rebecca Bickle, was partially
The {
} 00, and
destroyed by fire loss on the
hotise is 3 $40 on
tire 3300 GO, both covered by in
ance,
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Limb Ampulated,
fst
Lesser, Frank
for
"¢
Fi
Mrs
Haturday
amputated a limb
if Madiso
uhurg,
t il
i
i
: 5 1
i NE Well
gE along very
yorst!
fie gett :
Ir. and Mrs, |
€
is
er had an at
ever, and later
ir
Lod
'
necessilatin ampu
vin Arney feasted
OF LOCAL INTEREST,
{ rain fell Baturday and Bunday,
| cents up, at Boozers, Centre Hall,
| May.
Wells and cisterns were also dry.
The crop of corn fodder was stored
and will
stock,
make choice. winter focd for
Wm. MeCormick, of Potters
killed two hogs for Mrs. Ellen
{ holder of Centre Hill, that
| B28 lbs.
i
| Mrs.
1
¥
H., W. Grenoble and
of
i Milesburg.
home Prof, James Gregg
Ns. Garman and
both of
Thursday
bruce
Cuainpbell,
narried
Bellefonte,
W. D. Zerby, of Coburn, took the
preliminary
jellefonte, we
evening
examination for
sion usa law student at
He is a senior at Bucknell college,
An effort is being made to have the
coliege, which will be formed by
consolidation of the
Ni
| Lewistown,
Rev. G. W.
tre Hall Ref
w Berlin Colleges located at
i
Mersiiner,
pr
{i Cen srried charge,
The
utheran «
Ji
, and
1 1 ¥ 4 . »
RULTHE. BCTV ICOE
L
besgrenl
AER,
. > fF
i
nia Van Valzah,
Mrs,
Bloomington,
Harriet
Indiana,
nm
ner
¢
i
'
sister,
hiambers, «
i
tay
ny.
attended the fuueral « William
chin
vieron Wednes
> —
Kei b's
hemaltician, “a mind
for week
thea're, The
Ew
i i
'
a
hin
Ho jess than
'
Viih
aon
Mackey 's
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great en
i
rd
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5
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ig
¥
i
Boalsburg.
r
frre
fo
yi posed
il Houserville, ¢
3
oug friends fa this place M ja
= partly c¢ of
{ Ezra Tress
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One,
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MEYETIS Ae
Woomer, _rry
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Le
Ale, Aare Calpiong tiie
y
Ws Owen Mothersbaugh
: ¥
ser i Lvs
4
i
IRI pion on
Pp
week with
wie Nearson, of Lin-
i
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i the ¥
Miss Maury Reis!
I
day; it tipp seal unds
i} spent last
friend, Miss Bes
den Hall Clyde Wieland, one of Ce-
dar Creek's well kuown firmers, was
in town Friday.
pp , a
Selected Site for a Home,
meeting in Allegheny City considered
om
John D
week in D Cen her
Mever, al
will
go Mouth
will pay his
im Expos
for a few weeks nd
respects to the
i
He
sler,
£4
L101.
t
Li
will miso spend some
Mrs. J.
£3.
i wis .
#1 " nl
cCormi
Columbia, 8.
from this
ry Alle
bn D. Meyer,
Lhe
3 ¥
f i
Samuel Waguer, of Kipple, was a
£
r ’, .
Monday morpiug caller at the Repor-
ter office, prior to returning to his post
of duty with the Pennsylvania rail
if
il
{ in the
Mr
day in the even
ompany eight depart
Wagner will
Moun.
deer
’
at Alloona,
A a fou
id a few
taitizs in search of bear aod be
fore the season closes Nalurday.
a
8 sole Calf
Hi
we}
sl x shoes for the
Davis, at
3
AY
wol girl, $2% Yeager &
f
§
HELLY,
yo
Transfer of Real FEeinte.
sy. Io § Jar 1%
§
oY
0 perches, Fe
Henry
i
? 8 Lows
guson tw
thy, N
Wo
y ares, LO per, Gregg wy
Famuel Leitzel’s heirs 10 Fusan |
i perches, Hales top, 820
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CALL
PROPRIETOR,
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THE 'STAR' STOR
ESTABLISHED 1889.
© © 0 0 0 ©
We are spain into Thanksgiving week, and wes 1
{ things to be thankful for, The country
standpoint, and so fur sx onr busitiess is conen
any other end know that
Eo may we expres k
| without, we might say, any expense whateve , ¢
for less nn opey than you will buy elsewhere
We are with you esch week in the colum
6. 0. BENNER
if ¥
; WHS IT | general
ever
na
t
0
i
i
Ino
| §
i
even soli with
yeur, we
fac
ar
# tha
103
sa ni ths fieriy
$ of the Reporter A
because we know it pave to use printer's
pe)
$43 4
kint
ng to do with prey
PRADETY, §
! goods outright al a figure that has noth
i &
| are the man who pay hill i 1
point
the Loyou see the
We Have Them at the Price.
Table Ol Cloth, 1
Bdnieh mill flex, 25¢,
Mrs. Polt's Bad Irons, nicl
Rifle powder, flue
est o
Gold Blend coffe
Banner 13
Corn starcl
Men's gloves
Nice outin
Ladle 8 Peht Ee RN
Meu's Dr
sh Be
[ress
We are full of th
Bwcel po
Mo) pes
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5.0
Fiske I
at THE STAR.
w
es
A RT TA
al Bar
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%
£
1
oy
. The Speci
Dress Coods,
Outings,
Muslins,
Clothing,
Boots, Sho
Cranitewar
~~
3 Co
s and Rubbers,
’y etc.
We sti the old reliabl .
Raymond and Can
Ra
AY
ipbell Stoves,
nges and Heaters.
{ id befor
Spring Mills, Pa. C. P. LONG,
BOYS CLOOTHINE
&
@eC8Q0C6ED
i
=
J»
s
4 A CML 2 SO TEE
Fiontgomery’s
t
esecosesezae
hon
members of
iv
for aged and
the order,
homeless
and selected a
farm of 150 acres near Grove ( ity, Mez-
Christmas Photos
Ouly six weeks till Christmas, and
‘ it takes Sto dw 0 get out a doze
Grove City will give alt takes 3 to i weeks ino get « yp dozen |
and will also furnish free | Don’t wait but
3 100. at Nm ' ‘eit re il : .
electric light and water to the institg. | 27° at Smith's Centre Hall Gallery,
Veiday, Nov. 13. - Photegrapher. | Guyer Stiff Hats,
os | Soft Panama Shapes,
merican,
Columbia and Primrose,
teat sh
=u BIIADCE
:
oseev0sBDLOGL
NEW GLOVES
Just now would be a seazonable time to look at our new gloves.
evoe2o00
OVERGOATS Begin at $25 and go down to $5.
esedecO0
.. oUITS MADE TO ORDER . .
From £25.00 down to £15.00,
esoccece
READYMADE SUITS w=:
5.00 t0 $6.00
eccssseo 2
1y & Co,
) ——
INS HATS Special Attention.
%
Lion 18 called
he following styles
:
binet ttl Special atte y our of Men
3 wg re ¥ 3 . . “ Lil D
cash bonus cabinels. gut them at |. , Viz.
The sssociati 1 fav or
te association will levy an
annual per capita tax of twenty-five |
Fale Register,
gives a! WN. WEAVER deceased —Onefnsth m
north of Farmers M , Batnrdey, Nov 30, wt
freedom | iv. m.: hse, cows, impleme us, Cle)
i Kishel, exetnior
I'he building will cost sbout $100,000,
fowards this town
with
the ie
§3
i
New Pan A
i
i
cash,
i
{ John MoClenahar —Zatnrday, Doe, 14,01 1 m.,
{ opposite pric school hottie, Cenitre Hall, Pa
| Blackemith shop aud wols, wogons, sheds, elo
See adv, elsewhere.
fp
A.
Marriage Licenses. a]
in al \
1 colors; the very la and sty
3
it
Henry W. Graham Emporium, :
Adaline H. Lauson, Bellefonte,
Rebert L. Robinson, Port Matilda,
Viola Woodring, Port Matilda.
T. Bruce Graman, Dsllefonte,
Babra F. Campbell, Bellefonte,
John F. Burd, Asronsburg,
Carrie Rossman, Penns Cave,
Robert 8. Rochau, Madisonburg,
Clara F. Grenoble, Madisonburg,
James H. Thomas Bellefonte.
Carrie D. Mills, Bellefonte,
Wm. W, Rishell, Braddock,
Mary E. Kreamer, Bellefonte,
Frank H. Holt, Winbur,
Maude M. Confer, Moshannoun.
Jan es G. Wallace, Milesburg,
Rose Proudfoot, Milesburg,
Edward 8. Fetzer, Snow Shoe.
Ida M. Harshbarger, Moshannon.,
sis —
Mrs Mariah Weaver, of Millheim,
bad a slight attack of paralysis,
Gocd volid school shoes our special-
ty Yeager & Davin, Bellefonte,
All kinds of gloves and mittens from
10 cents up at Meyer & Musser's,
Wednesday night meremy register
i
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House and Int—Sataniav, Decemivr 7.1 p. |
m.. house and ot of Susan McCully, Centre Hall,
by W. B. Mitgle, exveutor,
3
£
The Weather,
Highest
Temp,
«40 deg.
58
v1 2
in anil
sod
wend}
Enow
A 0 Cre 2 % 5 ws
ah WedwWiataa willl
wo
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{0 examine.
Lowest
Temp,
24 dee.
Rain
Fall,
Thurelay, Nov,
| Friday,
| Satnrday,
18 day,
| Monday,
Tovsday
Welnesday,
Rain fall,
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20
La
v3
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LO in,
GRAIN MARKET,
Old WHat, 703: NoW.......commmmmn semmninmne §%
51
45
a5
40
¥
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rover
OM ORI sis smiisssrim sini sosmmussit
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PRODUCE AT STORES,
BIRR coins siavmmmrisonnsmns sevsneoninmt santo seasmem
td
BAI... coins cviivmmrisrmmmsrimismssssnismsrs ssn
Potators, new
Ride Ment...
Bhou
mt a TU BORER ERO RO
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SPRING MILLS-0. T. CORMAN,
{ In exchange for goods, Cash also paid.)
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on SHOW onnreis inies
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Montgome
Get our jrices on Feltsfand Lumber-
. . . * .
Bagown. X ¥Y Stmmons’ Livracy,
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