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THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1802
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Everybody’s
Shoes
Are Here ‘
Every kind of Boot and Bhoe
for everybody—men, women,
children and the babies, and for ,
every business, every dress and
every sport and pastime ue,
Whether you walk or ride play
golf or ball, whether you fish or
hunt, dance or go a-bieyeling, or
whether you like dressed
up and keep so, Shoes
for all these for all
these purposes,
Our Boots and
to be
we have
uses and
Shoes are the
HONLSE RAN AWAY.
A Pretty Miss SKitlinlly tUaldes sn [latinway
Horse for Half a Me,
An exciting runaway occurred Tues-
day afternoon on the pike, near the
Valentine farm, below Pleasant Gap.
Miss Clara Gentzell, daughter of Ben
jamin Gentzell,
driving
of Pleasant Gap, was
a spirited horse toward Delle.
fonte, when the animal suddenly took
fright at two little girls playing in the
middle of the road, The horse jumped
to one side, striking against the fence,
and breaking the shaft into two pieces,
both of which hung to the harness.
The noimal was greatly excited and
started to run over the leved road at a
terrifle speed. Miss Genltzell is a horse-
woman, and as the beast inadly rushed
by the writer and his associates who
were pog in the opposite direction,
she sp ie kindly to her steed and kept
him in the centre of the road with a
steady . line. When the bridge was
crossed an opportunity was presented,
and the thoughtful, plucky maiden
very best,
least.
Agent for W. L. Douglas’ $3 00
and $350 Shoe fi Men, and
Queen Quality the famous §3 00
Shoe for Women,
If you want correct Footwear,
come to headquarters for it,
Mingle’s
BELLEFONTE, PA.
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aud our prices the very
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Shoe
Store,
CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.
Hail 1
Presbyterd Centre A. m
Mills, 230 p
Gallery Open Friday.
WwW. Smith, the photographer
will be at his Centre IH «li Fri
day of this week.
studio
coe if ess s—————
Nova Scotia Viaste-,
Allison Bros. of Spring Mon-
day received a car load of
land plaster, offered for sale
at the lowest price.
Nova Scotia land plaster will be found
quite benefical to growing crops.
Mills,
or
which is
“
pis ’
Nie
Dies at Age ol 102
Years
Mrs. Margaret e died at her
home near J hnitown at th
years. was baru January
00, at Morrison’? Cove, Blair ¢
She leaves twelve gran le
ten great-grandchildren.
Me Divitt
the age of 102
. ¥
She -
unty.
aildren
emi d—
B2hoaded at Granville,
While engaged in swin
foot stack at the Juniata Sand Works,
near Granville, Mifilin county, Isaac
Beaver, fifty-five years old, was caught
between the stack and building aod
was beheaded, death being iustanta-
neous,
ra —————
Marriage Licenses
Charles L.
Clara E!llenberger, Port Matilda.
Edward Irvin, Loydell
Ella Mayes, Hawk Run.
John O. Williams, Lemont,
Mable Baumgardner, Pleasant Gap.
a ——— fp >
Gross, Bellefonte,
County Superintendents,
Every county in the state elected
stiperintendents Tuesday,
in nearby counties Is as follows;
Blair—Tariog 8. Davis.
Clearfield —-E. E. Shields
Clinton—Ira N. McCloskey,
Lycoming-—J. George Becht,
Mifflin—Samuel L. Hanawolt,
SBoyder—George W. Welburn,
peed bemm—
How to Do It,
Lewistown has a lesky reservoir, a
twenty-four foot wall of solid (7) ma-
soury refusing to hold water. The
way to secure a waler tight reservoir is
to follow the example of Centre Hall.
Employ local labor and a local boss,
all of whom are interested the
work that is being done,
proved successful here, and it will do
the same in Lewistown,
in
A A A AITO
Meeting of Northern Conference,
The northern conference, of the
Central Pennsylvania Synod of the
Lutheran church, will convene in the
Lutheran church at Rebersburg, next
month. Rev. D. E. Rupley, pastor of
Bt. John's English Lutheran chureh,
of Lock Haven, is president of the
conference. About fifty members and
lay delegates are expreted to attend
the conference,
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Two Ruger Valley Yimber Notes,
M M. Matter has finished sawing
lumber for Elmer Douty east of Carrol
and is now moving his mill to Cunp
O'Donnel, where hie will operate it on
a job for T. BR. Harter.
T. A. Martz opened a new lumber
Job Iu Greens township Inst week for
Kulp & Co. The contract ells for 200
tons of bark, 5,000 ralirond ties and by
000 logs.
A SAN,
Parte of Plenin
The date set for the opening of the
encampinent aud plenicat Centre Hall
Is Saturday, September 13, A meet«
Ing of the committes elected by the
County Pomvin Grange moet last
week, and eam to Lhe eroelusion nots
ed above, Tue comnittee’s work was
divided as heretofore: chairman, L.
Rhone; secretary and superintendent
of exhibits, Gsorge Dale; treasurer, Gi,
L Goodhart; superintendent of live
stock, Gaorge Gingerich; superintend-
seized it-—she guided ber horse to the
right,
fence, where he stopped and was taken
| hold of by a gentleman who happened
| to be there, Nothing was broken ex-
the shaft
irjured,
» than
loop the loop,
| the
| race,
eept
ly
| exciting
The afluir wus far more
Forpaugh's eycle-whirl,
or chariot racing,
speed would have won a running
and
No one ever was willing to give
ia young lady more room on the road
| than was the writer on this occasion,
— ly
Want Soll Surveyed
Hon. J. W. Fredericks, of
| ven, is makiog a
{ have the
Lock Ha-
cffort to
make
Clinton
the view of establishing
experiment
in r
offered
reqliest
Li
again
persistent
vational government
| an examination of the soil in
eounty, with
4 tobacco al station, as is
counties, Mr.
five acres for
of this kind
but Mr
mat.
Con
| being done othe
} ;
| Fredericks has
A
some
the pur
plse,
was refused me
tak
through
ago,
Fredericks has en the
| ter up, and is working
i and Penrose. A letler fromm Cong
{ man Deemer st
{ the tobacco gre
| ton county
ress.
ates that he has placed
ywing industry of Clin-
f a light
or
=
in as favorable fs
secretary of agriculture
that oflici
ing the request,
; Pp waible to the
i and that al is now consider-
tls
One for the Ministers
The president of Grinnel College,
| Iowa, told the graduating class of the
| Chicago Theological Seminary in a
| bacalavureate sermon that for a minis
ter to die rich was recreaut to
{ his trust. This is a new vie
| ministerial life that is
| these days.
draw salaries
| amount of
| speculative investments
when they die the very large part of
| their treasure that is not laid up fio
| heaven is usually found in safe deposit
| boxes. Really times have changed
| since Jesus taught by Galilee!
EE —
Mr. McKinney Recovering,
C. B. McKinuey, of Irving, Lilinois,
| formerly of Polter township, fs at a
{ Detroit hospital recuperating from the
| effects of an operation performed for
appendicitis. Mr, McKinney suflered
for more than a year, at times receiv.
fog temporary relief, but fioally it was
decided that an operation was the ouly
remedy. The same performed
| April 13th, atid proved successful, and
| at present the patient is able to move
about in his room, read the lteporter
and the dailles and write to Lis
friends. By the 15th inst. Lie hopes to
return to his Irviog home,
to be
w of the
almost rare in
clergymen not only
the
make
Aud
Some
times
ut
also,
several
their earnings, b
-
was
as A. A
New Mall Service,
A pew mail service will be establish-
ed between Lemont and State College,
which will be of great benefit to the
The mail will leave State
College at 6:15 a.m. snl 155 p. m.,
and leave Lemont in the mo roiling up-
oa the arrival of the train east, and in
the afternoon upon the arrival of the
train west, At present all mail car
ried over the L. & T. is taken to Belle.
foute, and sent to Blate College over
the Bellefonte Central,
i
Epworth Leagne Convention.
The eleventh Annual Convention,
of the Altocna District Epworth
League, will be held st Philipsburg,
May 15th and 19th, begioning at 2 p,
m., May 15th, and;closing afier the
evening session May 10th,
Bishop Cyrus D, Foss, D. D , IL. L
D., of Philadelphia, will deliver a ser-
mon, Address on Friday evening,
May 16th,
—
Notice,
On account of my unexpected and
unavoldable * absence over Bunday,
next, May 11, there will be no services
at the appointed hours at Farmers
Mille, Spring Mills and Centre Hall.
There will be divine services at Tus
seyville and Centre Hall the following
Bunday, May I18.
Rev. G. W. Kensnsen,
Phosphate For Sale,
Foreman & Bmith offer for sale all
grades of phosphate suitable for spring
crops. Prices are right and goods are
right. Give them a call before you
plant your spring crops.
mm A SA.
Aaron Thomas and Asher Stahl!
Centre Hall, are moving the dwel
hl
of Nicodemus Lose at Fiedler
from its
ent of grounds, Johu 8. Dauberman.
*
oro |
COURT NEWS,
What was Done at Conrt this Weel, The |
Work Nearly Completed,
The
on Monday at 0
were heard and granted during
morning.
rary injunction
Water Uo.
the Coburn Water Co., to restrain
them from putting down a water main
crossing the main of the Coburn Wa-
ter Co,
The case of J.
liam Vonada, et. al,,
jury was called and challanged,
which court adjourned till 1 30 p.
when the
an action
test title
township.
o'clock.
against the Citizens
of
L.. Kreamer va, Wil-
was taken up,
after
This was
fjectment brought to
a tract of land In Hain
A verdiet
favor of the plaintiff, the court reveiw-
case was resumed,
in
of
was rendered
ing some poinis of law,
The following
acknowledged :
Lot
sheri{l’s
To Eu
in Hoggs township. To John
township. To Emil Joseph,
Joseph and Herman Holtz
lot, brewery,
I'o W.
Sigmund
House
in Benner township.
McGafley—Two lot
{| Phillipsburg To Jobin M. Dale,
trustee—Truet of land in Union town-
Ta N.C. Neidigh Lot in
» Borough.
On Tuesday morni
Fatner, D. J. Tre
Boal, trustees of Con!
teal VE,
S. Jd. H.
trustees of UJ
ete,
(ie0, # in
foro.
ship. te
College
of W.
William
Evar
nz the ease
Cl. er aud
re Hall
Association
Dauberman,
J. P.
gelieal Chuarel
The pi
i the record,
i William B«
of M
f -ndant
Was cont
The
i Be
| This
cover damages dou
| property. :
After hearing
instructed the
for the defendant
Jacob N
Trespass ; pl
Smith,
+ Hall was eall-
ved Lo ame:
1 OF LU 2nitre
ed,
al and subd
=. Nwartz. {
# plead
i.
sUrorise
irpri
ine
Xte
shwith
Was
on account of
| ness for plaiut
ot
Wm. Colyer vs
Estrepment ;
tinued.
J. L. Batl
Orlando ren an
Ejectment ; ple
guilty. Conting
Amos Bedly
plea, not guilty.
va. Harry I
H
and
ued
The follo
Mary =.
aud Burdioe
W. R. Blic
et. al., assum psit,
Robert Ki
assump: it.
Philipsburg Boro vs, William Way,
et, al.; seire facias, sur municipal lien,
The cases of Robert M. Foster, J,
Thornton Osman and Jobn Hamilton,
ve. Boro of State College! trespass,
Washiogton ¢ Band vs
Louck aud W. O. Daugherty
The Court grauted several road peti-
tions amoung them being oue to chan
a portion of road in Gregg township
sud another for the same purpose
Halnes town hip,
Court then adjourned till
nesday morning, there bei
ready for trial.
The first case taken up was an action
of trespass brought by
Soyder sgainst the
Railroad Co.
ages brought by Mrs.
death of her husband, a fireman on
the Bald Eagle Valley road, in ti
ving cases were
The The
Butler; feigned issue,
pe Va,
"ved deat bs
HIIAR VR, {lax B ILIET
Americ
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kKead ve, Rosa L
vt
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8.15 Wed
Ug NU cass
.
A
Minerva Belle
ae
ed by cattle ou the track. The
tif charged negligence of company in
failing to keep track fenced and in fail
ing to comply with the national aire |
bruke law, ‘
After hearing the testimony of the
plaingify the defense asked for a coms
pulsory non suit, which was granted
after considerable argument for and
against. The plaintiff’ then made
motion for a pew trial, and the
was sauctioned by the court,
The next case calied was that of Elm-
er W. Moore, receiver of the Iron City
Mutual Fire insurance company, vs. J.
H. Reifsnyder, Esq , of Millbeim. The
case briefly stated is this: About 1800
Mr. Reifsnyder took out a policy iu
the Iron City Company for $1500.00,
paid the assessments for five months
and then quit. Later a receiver was
rane
the company, and this suit was
brought to collect such assessments,
which amount to about $1,900 00, being
more than the face of the policy. Ope
witness was heard, when court ad.
Journed.
This (Thursday) morning at the
time the Reporter went to press, the
above case was being heard.
EE a A
Admiral Sampson will be buried at
Arlington. A military and nava
funeral will take place Friday.
An infant wou of Mr, aud Mrs. J, E
Kooney, of Coburn, died on Saturday
and was buried on Tuesday.
Wanten Two carpenters and six
mill bands and woodsmen., Nous but
men of experience need apply.
MoeNrrr Bro's & Co,
Hecla Park, Pa.
COMMERUCEMENT AT STATE.
Lhunilesn NM Lush, Eq. Oue of the
Bunday, June 8
Baccalaureate
M. (
10 30 a.
Rev,
Phtladelphia,
m
Lawrence
SOTO,
i,
y
i).
felt,
Monday, June @
Annual contest,
{
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{
i
i £1
of die
{ ariel
330 p.m
i 8.00 p. me—Junior oratorical contest
{ 9830 p. m,—Annudl
i
| Tuesday, JH
1
alumni banquet
| 830 a m,~—Aunual eting of
alumni association,
m Annual of the
| board of frustces,
2.00 m —Alumui
| Armory.
| 1250 p.
meeting
luncheon
room No.
1d
Meeting ( in
121 of
lumni to elect trustees,
drill, by the
i
delegates t
{ 4.00 p. nt,~ “Exhibition
cadet battalion.
A
lus-
by
entation of
Hou
‘The Tl
8 00 p. m,—Pres
sian ey moon
1espians,”’
| Wednesday, Jue |
Graduation
the ¢l f
ans OF
(ommencemen
111, exer
1902,
1 10.00 a. ined
t address, by |
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of 14
£23 N33
, President
irporatio
Schwab, Feq
Mteel OC
Aun examination
sion will
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:
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TSI IE a aa —
.. New (Joods,
a a
“Clean Stock.
The
il bold sale at Bpring Mills, ¢
administrators of
wi
afternoon at one
Hoffer Dale, a student
id his aunt
inuay
¢, were jo i
ing this
leasure drive,
There
it Bl 8
¥
'
ier
wok well,
i
al
L
’3
of Pe
also Ie
Dr. James Hosterman, of
Pa. is home for a month's
and spending the U
patents at Cents
Dr. Ril veletinaty
Monday, went to Clinton
1"
a
v
,
in
ne
ef, the slirgeon,
county and
remained several days, lo«
dumb brutes,
Riug aller
he ails of
The installation of Rev. Jesse R.
{ Zeigler as pastor of Great Island Pre
byterian Church at Lock Haven
place last Friday night.
Sarah Mitchell Str
, died at
Thursday of
long illness of
Sa
kK
LO
wifeof C. H
sine at State Col-
last after
cobsumption,
D. Olie Stover and his assistant,
| John Stump, house painters, are paiot-
ing the Samuel Shoop dwelling house,
Mr. Shoop hus a preity home, which
| only needed paint to complete it.
i Fousp —Poekst
| money, anount
| much as $50 00
| prove property, pay cost of this
an ir ceive above (i,
[he June A
ube,
| Btruble her h
lego week, a
codlain
over $15.00 and not
bouk ng
'n
1n ice
0. BeExxinr
i les
{ fous, in the timelin
matter, in the interest of its literature,
aud in the beauty of its il}
B. F.
usirations.
Milton some years ago, is temporarily
employed in the Reporter eflice. Mr
ister has not been at the case for some
time, but he has not lost speed nor
correctness in handling type.
The naticnal biennial gathering of
the knights of Pythias is to be held in
Sau Francisco, August 10th to 20. The
members of the order residing in Cali
fornia snl on the whole Pacilie const,
are making the grandest preparations
for the event,
few men in town put in more hours
at work in a week than Frank Arvey,
who is regularly employed in the Cen-
tre Hall foundry, who, after shaking
the shop dust from his clothing, de
votes the evenings in setting out ber-
ries and small fruit either on his own
t or that of D. A. Boozer’s,
A series which should have been
named * The Enchantments of our
Modern Aladdioeg, "if considered sole-
ly from the point of view of romance,
i+ begun in the May Cosmopolitan.
But these sketches possess as well a
business interest equally for clerk aud
snl merchant.
Seersuckers,
. Mercerized Shambrays, Percales,
-awns, Linens,
&c., &c.
130Y
ALSO our new ——
Embroideries,
l.aces and Insertions.
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{ adver
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merc
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everyone
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the chietns
and of
surrounding
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MADE
a bid
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which
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lesigued and «
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att ‘
his patieros to
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Fhe ~aleguards around our goods, P
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FP SPODRING AL shri king of all Fabrics
ratory for testing the strength of fibre
tse perfest vienniintes snd sanitary .
the high class of workmen-the hand-lailoring—and
ith «
Ider all
the guarasules cur
hand-made iable—Conel those sud decide for yours
spell, f
Yours for service,
we give garment wearing
y
ors and Fur ere,
DELLEFONTE,
MONTGOMER
re, Tail
&« CO.
Leading Cloth
Teleplie
tuishe
ies.
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NISTRA ATORS Card of Thanks,
f istration on th y § ‘
itegy townshi We wish to thank cur friends for
Wil on verano to the ue Ha SIR ed, +} i 1 " 5 .
TIL hy ie Sra their Kindness in ass'sting at the
ves indebied 1 the mink | burial of our infant son on April 21st,
sent, and thee inviig olay . at .
ame s Fepecially todhe people who assisted
in the services at the Union Cemetery,
Mr. AND Mrs. W. A Brows.
Huntingdon, May 5,
NO
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esiale jo
to prosest thom Gils sgther
MUR BARA D
GaAML LY
Adminis rato,
Eptiog Mile, Pa.
DURST
Tm
may 1-01
PJ OTICK TO STO: CRHOLIERS. THE AN.
fuel meeting of the ste ghoiCens of Lhe
Le wishurg & Tyrone Raiitond Cunpauy will be
id at the offioe of the Compan, Roam No 3. Pas
Boomd Sireet station, Phiisdelipli‘a, Pe. on Mon
dsy, May Sth, 1002 at 123 v'elock pr, i, for the
Slertion of Prosdent snd six adifeeiong to serve
for the ensuing yearn, sud the transection of such
other business a8 may come bofure the meting
JAMES R. McCLURE,
Secretary.
i ———
After the Deel Trost
A movement to destroy the Beef
Trust by means of an endless chain of
letters has been started in Ithaca, N.
1 Y. he main feature of the move
ment is to ask persons to abstain from
eating meat for one week.
It is caleulated that every person in
{the United States can be reached be-
| fore the designated Ume for the fasting
to begin, The movement was started
| Saturday night last week and went
into operation Monday morning.
Fifteen men agreed to write four le'«
| tern each to four friends, with the re-
{quest that each of these write four
more letters, aud so on. Each n
Miss May Rhone was in Harrisburg J reetnei these letters will beard
the beginning of this week. | refrain from eating meat for one week
Mrs, W. F. Bradford has been ill and | | | beginning May 15th.
confined to bed this week.
$3.00 values fn our $250 Bilt Well
marlogt
Seabosrd Alr Line 2000 Mile Tickott nt $40,
Seaboard Air Line Railway sn.
nounces that effective May 15th, 1902,
2000 mile tickets of ita issue good over |
a portion of the system. heretofore sold |
at §40. will be withdrawn from sale,
Seaboard Ioterchaugeable 1000 mile
tickets, at §25. will interest you, lu-
quire of ticket agents or representa. |
tives of the Company. =o May 00,
Call and examine our $2.50 Bilt Well
shoes for men, Yeager & Davia, shoe for men, Yeager & Davis,