THE CENTRE REPORTER. | PENROSE'S DECEPTION, THE JURY LIST, | a vorrons STATEMENT
8. W.SMITH, . . . . Fdiworand Proprietor | Senator Penrose, the Junior Pennsyl- m— | roTTER TWP. Year
vania United States Senator, is practic- | Co0rt Opens the Fourth Manday of April- PP, Hosterman (
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C H PENN’A ing deception, but it is so shallow we Nume Hers on de
NT . A i 3 : : GRAND JURORS, To Bb per of
ENTRE ALL, . . A+ 1 that his intention is not hard to di Jud } 30» per een
se : 2 TT 1 cove He introduced & sndment J. A Conf r, farmer, Boggs
THURSDA Y. MARCH 20, 1902, cover, e Introduced an amendmen John Keller, laborer, Sith Philipsburg.
: ,- to the pending bill changing the Con-| Thuius Fishbom, turer, College.
a—— . : . Joseph Hoy, Sr, gentlemen, Stale Vollege
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TERMS. ~The terms of subscription to the Re- stitution so ne in prov ide for the elec Ba ¢ A Rt, Liregy,
porter are one doilar per year in advance. tion of the United States Senators by J. A, Kelly, barber, Snow ¥
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HOTELS.
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rect vote of Nathaniel! Zelglor, farmer, Pott
ADVERTISEMENTS. ~20 cents per line for three | & direct vote of the people. sathaulel selgiar Junn Crt,
fnsartions, and 5 cenw per line for each subse Pcnrose’s proposition is of wider Lot Nef! unde inker, Howard,
pe) Lin: : HB. W. Young, farwier, Walker,
qumt insertion, Other rates made known scope than wus anticipated ; it not ung, furs u
toatl B. I’. Bell, wacher, spriug | ba ' § r. : ’ MALE REGISTER.
un appeal ia only proposes a radical change in the | # F. lechian, tomer, Potter, =
- hap s y t . ni Ri stioemuker, Belicfonte,
NOTE. —3ubseribers will please observe ine Constituticn, but a change also in the David © Wok i h g
a label of the Reporter after a remit- . . Klins Bailey
date on the label of the Meporter ©" | basis of State representation in the | ¥ pw
tance is made and report if it is not correct. | D. AIL
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Dates are only changed the first issue of each Senate. It prov ides that all States Robert Luca
month. Jjan0f, means that your subscription is | shall have at least two Nenators, but Jolin B. Louvg
. r " tsi + €. Miller, st
paid to last January. 01 means July, 1901, that additional Senators shall te :
Albert Stunt ¥
— = | elected for every 500,000 of population, Suna Die Hon oi te
Democratic County Com., 1902 | thus enabling the great States like TRAVERSE JURORS—8FCOND WEEK.
m—— Pennsylvania and New York to have| ... . . ° Gallbtinte
big delegations in both Houses. Jumes Whitt laborer. Bellelonte
Unfortunately for the purpose of the Jes Do 3, in
Centre Hall John BY eel, . Hall Pennsylvania Sepator, his amendment w
Howard, Abe Webber, Howard aims at a portion of the Ccnstitution
HT 1 Slammer. Millis which, authorities on the subject Uhuslen i ehet; "
Philipsburg, 1st W-J. WW. Lukins, Phill declare, is not amendable. Yravk M. Wise, furmer, Haltmoon,
‘ No one believes that Penrose him- | Toomes 1 werehant, Milesburg
3 Be a I Roteson, Stat self expects the ammendment to be am rn aiier, Doty
Ynios ville, Geo. W, Rumbarger, Iie ng t adopted, therefore the conclusion is Frank Gin
ny i daddy | geueral that be has offered it to mekel 1. V. Gray, veut
Boggs, N. I'- ohh Fol a Y ae, | more difficult the passage of the bill HA Uf apes
JOHN
Bellefonte, N. ©
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giving the voters the right to choose Jobin Unison, far
| their SBenslors,
The whole truth about this bill is
that so far as the Senate is concerned
no cne favors it. For the purpose of |
appearing to endorse it, it 18 favorably
reported in every Congress and noth- |
) ing further is dc ne with it. |
JPaward, = Cpr hn an. I'he House has passed the bill |
erty, E. | several times rnd Benators have de- |
clared their approval of it, but they |
always stop short of enacting it into |
law. Many Benpators will feel grate-|
| ful to Penrose, because his proposition |
further complicates matters and mokes |
is easier to avoid action,
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CC. L. Mugees estate is worth over | Mic w Davidson, fares — : A 7. |}
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five and one-half million dollars, ac-| vy A
{cording to the first account filed by | ° ! rr i
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the executors in Pitisburg. | R G. Larimer, iiverym bollefonte ’ C ies
iiss ms s——
Boalsburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Keller, of Cen-| % NAN OR, Aho oun, By = . MINGLE
| tre Hall, spent a day la st week among | ! |
3 | friends in this place,
Weare authorize { DBO that Wm, C Mrs. Chas, From, of Sta'e College, |
Heinle, of Bhllefonte, will be a candidate for | gpent last Thursday at the home of ber |
State Senate, sul ject to the decision of the Dem~ |
| grand-father, David Keller.
ocratic County Convention
Ed. Kreamer and family will move
ASSEMBLY | to Bhingletown, in the house with |
| their daughter, Mrs, Sadie Hunter.
| Mre. Kreamer has very pobr health,
Wesresutl i to anpounce that J. W, Kep-
Jer, of Ferguson township, will be =» candidate
for Assembly, sul ject to the decision of the Dem-
ocratic County |
. | The hustiiog butchers Ishler and
We are anthorized to annou that J. H. Wet | Seguer, moved their shop Monday;
gel, of Bellefonte, 3 be a candidate for Assem- | the lot on which the shop stood has |
bly, subject e f the Democratic | heen purchased by John Jacobs, who
County Conventict will build a house on it the coming
summer. Wallace Musser will do the |
We se suthorized to anpourece thet en for | CRTPEDLET wor k |
Tavion, of I for will 1idate for | . Fe be dda
the « fice of Sheriff sul ject to the decision of the | Hammil Gobeen, of Rock Springs, |
Democratic County vention . { visited his cousin, Matthew Goheen,
| last Friday.
Weare autliorized tosuneunce that 1. 1. Af Misses Dora Mey er and Marguaretts |
ney , of Potter township, will be a eandidate for Gohieen, two prominent society ladies |
Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Demo | visited friends at Btate College last
eratic County Convention : week, and while there attended the |
We are authorized to nee that W, J. Car masquerade ball,
Ho, of Miles township, will be a candidate for
Treasurer, sub ject to the declsion of the Demo-
ratic County :
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Farmers Mills.
We are anthorized toannounce that J. F Alex- | : - : i
ander. of Cantre Hall Boro, willbe a candidate | Blanche Smith, of Brush Valley,
{ spent Sunday at Samuel Frederick's, |
ber former home. i
Constaut rains and snows have been
We pre antherized to announce that A. G | holding old Penns creek almost st!
Archey, of Fergus wiship, will be a Coal 2 i
: ; " wale ! (3 y ® Ww |
didate for Resistor. subject ‘he decision. of high water mak for the last few |
the Democratic Connty Convention weeks, |
;, The singing class under the auspices |
We are suthorized to a1 1 0 nce that Frank A. | of Prof. Bamnuel Homan, will close |
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Foreman, of Centre Hall Borough, will be a can- | Saturday evening, March 22, with a |
didate for Recorder, subject to the decision of | grad free concert, in Bt. John's
the Demotratic County Convention
church.
Xo are stithorasd la announce that 3. C. Rowe, Rev, Kershner delivered ble ser
of Philipstineg Borough, will be a eandidate for WY, INE her delivered an abie se
Reese: subject to the decision of the Demo. | ION Bunday.
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eratic County Convention . Mrs. W. BR. Homan, of Lewistown, over, getitieman Fhillgaburg
Waker
COMMISSIONER is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mm. | J Tair oh renter. B. Hefonte
We sre suthorized to rnnontee that Philip H James Reholl.
Mever. of Harris Towmehip, Ihe a candidate Ed. Jamison, of Spriog Mille, is a
for Commissioner, subject to the decision of he | frequent caller in this place.
Dem ocrstie © unty Convention,
Harry Hagen contemplates going
We sre nuthorized to announce that John L s
Dunlap, of Spring township, will be a candidate west to take a course ln chemistry fo 5
for Comm} siener, subject to the decisisn of the | One of the western justitutions, after — — : t tis mo "CRS AN
Pemoeratic County Conver tior completing his term of school 1n Woodward. | o amt. duplieats.... CN To sell our Toss, Coffe =, Spies asd
We are anthotized to annonce that W. E | Brush Valley. hos } ve gh # wder to o ih Al commision pa
Frank, of Rosh township. will be a candidate i fp fo, Mr. and Mrs. IMarvey Wise, of
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{ ites tote rr, 300 o£ 10 30 “fa a —- v ’ “
for Cow mies ul ject to the decision of the Farmers Mills. Wolf's Store, visited 8 M, Motz Mon- | ¥
for Treasurer, sn the decision of the Dem
ocratic Connty ¢ .
Baking
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et, Harri burg, Pa.
Demceratic County Convention
Weare anthorized to annonneos that BE. A. |] The Farmers Mills singing class will .
Humpton, of Snow Shoe, will be a candidate for | hold a concert March 22 Among those who attended the fu-|
Comm beloner, sulject to the decision of the Ce g neral of Miss Lizzie Hosterman, at Co- i aid i i
Democratic Counts Convention, . Mrs. Robert Homan will remain in ah as Ha YR Reo writing disks Mtstle. In
F Mills 1 sveral week burn, were Mr. aud Mrs. E. H. Mus | jan 4 whe i me.
EE, ph th a Boyer i tok 4 bd and son, James Weaver, wife and | . : The Baiiarion ale,
To rue Druwociatic Vornes 1 hereby an que: a1 3 IS 8 Severs awe “ son Luther, CC. WW. Hosterman and a ‘ . . t ye
potnes that I am a candidate forthe office of | €0ld; his condition is alarming. famfiv i et 9 4% H2 34911 50 Lve § NTT {xp
Commissioner of Centre Connty, and that if nom- Calvin Garbrick has pink ese. M M Ww ¢ ly of ti . hs + on 43 1 0930000000000000000900008 | to
Mrs, Mary Weaver, formerly of this :
foaled snd elected | will serve the county at The TibLens personal property was £5 Your
I 4 propily place, now of Brocton, N. Y., is visit- Spring Mills, Pa.
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the rate of $1.50 per day, mstead of $3.00, allowed SEW VOIR.
ton 4 ’ sold Saturday; every thing sold well; (EW YORK
by law. The iden is to nduce the expenses of id rocker y ie "Ling her brother and friends; she will NEw pi kK
the county, sil yet give satistactory service, an old rocker ure ught $4 50. sell her household: goods Wed av P Vv S ST RE i sila.)
¢. B. HOUSER, Isaac Smith will repair his teve-| = i 8000s Wednesday, . ‘ * Vasde Oo »
0} <0 : Hanmer handles 05
i " ing duplicate and . +p .
T B. Motz, of Cobu n, visited his | Mak g 4% cute # 3 0 M1 D and All SH are still
here, but we have
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Men's New
waa m Ary Lee,
. Fotter Township. | ment house at the Union,
I — Henry Dunkle will work for Mr. pit 9
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Rubber Boots,
Just the thing for spring
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The Legislature of Kentucky has | mith the coming summer, fatlier last week. w Rebate on timber... 3
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«light and stylish.
. : Water troughs
passed un lnw an | sent it to the govern. Jawes MeClintie bought a horse L L. Weaver snl wife visited the * Boarding engineer
My Rubber line is complete
fails to yield Bent Dy mal
VE for all kinde of sores
SMITH ©0 , Centre Hall, Pa. 5 cents |
1 Love
*mily. tWeek Days, i 00 p.m
110 10 a. m. Sunday
i na a felbiga THES pry th Ped (0 Hest.
$17: 81 in WY Lin pena 11 2 ¥ 0 y
West-boutid from Philadelphia at 11 sty m0
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or for his approval taking from the | from F, Long, of Brush Valley, lady's parents at Coburn, Friday and wo BRGREIGUHONR weve) 88
women of the Siate the right to vote | 3 FF, Homan will go to Lewistown Saturday.
Cash pwiid audit... 50 TG
Balance... Manas
in school trustee elections, The re-| (4 work in the steel works fu the pear ————————— DE Relrer. Troaeer of 2
pealiog law was called for by the wo- | future; Arthur expects to do the far: Rogisburg Fenchars Nota), 1901, DR,
men, bees in the eity of Lexington ing autil bis father is able. Prof. 3.8 Bry son will open a teach. sad 15. Go ince pot eoesin $5 on
ot the lat general election the negro! Charles Hagen will work for Wm. ers’ normal at Boalsburg, April 14 Feb. 8, Cash, A. I. Hosterinai. 1 87
women controlled the election of the | Rishel this summer, Ee Srhes Include, thane he higt . From — 4 11
school trustees, This presented one | Harvey M. Horner will remain with | PAring to enter college, and a teacher's " Jom 0 1H vurssvesurisetris Mi or
phuse of the suffrage question not | DH, Rearick; D. H. is all right. a THe, with special attention given to | Mar, 3. Cash, b. L. Bariges.... U5 41129 18
known or understood by the women Harry McCool will go to Drush Val er ren dmlatant lustiuctor will 4} 2. By printing anditon’ ul
who first pressed it in Kentucky, ley to work on au farm, lug are low in price. tr - TLL ii - 4 4.
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Senator Gorman, of Maryland, says | If you have not sent fn your orders| YOU 080 buy a first-class blanket ata |, 000 PEs. 100
gone young r alan than he should be for pokes do so. Lhe flteen thous [low price from Boozer, Centre Hall, 10,
sud guarantesd to be distributed sre - — Feb, & Paid audit & room rent $0 i
made ehsirtoan of the Democratic | ged, but \ house . 1901.
congressinnal campaign committee uuged, = LU the ouse who! Rilt Well shoes and Oxfords at $250, | Aug. 2. Sell and Musser... 3m
© paign e . furnmsbivd the pokes padded the order, Yeo, Paid DL. Bartgen.... 107.88
eum ny df ftp whitch leaves un few on band, Tell Yeager & Davis. Fob, 15. Paid J, M, Moyer... 13 2)
Try u puck of force; 5 cents a pack, | your [rivuds ubout the Keporter fsthgo did atntionery oo
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