Jurors for January Court, the January term of court have been drawn from the wheel as follows. The session begins Monday, January 26th, GRAND JURORS, 2, HK. Gerrity, foreman, Be lefonte. FP. E Gutelus, dentist, Millheim. James Stevens, laborer, State College Biro. George F. Stevenson, farmer, Patton, John Carson, laborer, Spriog. Bruce W Ripka, teacher, Potter. Banford D. White, farmer, Taylor, C. H, E »e, druggist, Mi esburg, KE. Z, Confer, farmer, Boggs. J. Albert Walton, clerk, Philipsburg. Clement Dale, farmer, College Twp. Vinton Beckwith, justice, Taylor Gorge W. Kelehline. farmer, Ferguson, A.V, Smith, ¢lerk, Bellefoate. John H. Jacobs, agent, Harris, J. D. MaKinley, laborer, Mileshurg. Robert Musser, tinner, Pailipsbuarg. Howard A. Ocker, laborer, Haines. Samuel! B, Parker, biscksmith, Philipsburg. Gorge Stover, carpenter, Haines, A. Stine Walker, farmer, Ferguson. A. M. Harter, .lumberman, Penn. Christ Reese Sr., farmer, Worth, James M, Grove, College Twp. TRAVERSE JURORS—FIRST WEEK Christ Decker, farmer, Walker. J. A. Way, surveyor, Half Moon, 0. E. Heckman, laborer, Ferguson. Williamg A. Curry, shoemaker, Potter, N. B. Shaffur, farmer, Potter. T. M. Barnhart, laborer, Spring. William Stover, carpenter, Harris George Stover, laborer, Miles, Daniel Daup, farmer, Potter. M. L. Alteaderfer, clerk, Bellefonte, Charles Whitehall, farmer, College. Perry Aikens, wheelwrizht. Boggs. C. W. Fisher, merchant, Gregg. J« W. Hartsock, farmer, Patton. M. 8. Graham, barber, Bellefonte. T. C. Van Tries, physician, Bellefonte. Charles W. Wolf, farmer, Haines. William Yarnell, laborer, Patton, 8. 8. Grieb, gentleman, State College. J. Richard Lutz, carpenter, Bellefonte. John R. McCord, laborer, Rush, John Walk, carpenter, S. Philipsburg. Samuel Kreamer, merchant, Centre Hall, C. U. Hoffer, bookkeeper, Philipsburg. Harry Royer, farmer, Miles. Joseph Tressler, tarmer, Spring. D. E. Shultz, farnaceman, Boggs. J. Benner Gresham, shoemaker, Bellefoute. Joseph Mingle laborer. State College. D. A. Detrick, R. R. Agent, Walker. George W. McGaffey, banker, Philipsburg, David G. Fortney, farmer, Potter. Benjamin Wiogart, farmer, Potter. Joseph Emerick, farmer, Walker, Adam Gingher, laborer, Boggs. J. K, Meyer, miller, Miles. Elmer Shangraw, engineer, Snow Shoe. John I. Williams, carpenter, College. James Kimport, farmer, Barris. Wilso._. Cole, blacksmith, Miles. W. A. Neese, farmer, Gregg. J J. Stine, blacksmith, Walker George Horner, teamster, Spring. John Haines, laborer, Haines W. E. Confer, barber, Howard J. L. Walkey, optician, Walker. D. K. Kustenborder, Vet. surgeon, Ferguson TRAVERSE JURORS-SECOND WEEK, W. T. Winkilebleck, teacher, Haines. Thomas Hosterman, postmaster, Penn. Heury Krebs, carpenter, Ferguson. D. W. Heaton, farmer, Huston. T. E Griest, merchant, Unionville. W. H. Bloom, farmer, Ferguson, J. B. Schenck, laborer, Snow Shoe E. A. Bower, merchant, Haines D. J. Meyer, gentleman, Centre Hall, J. B. Lucas, mechanic, Potter. William M. Daley, laborer Bellefoute RB. D. Bierly, carpenter, Miles John A. Hoy, morehant, Patton William Quick, farmer, 8aow Shoe. James I. Mc lure, saddler, Bellefoute William I. Brower farmer, Union Henry T. Tibbens, gentleman, Bellefonte Samuel Aley, shoemaker, Marion. Hevry Kelley, coal operator, ssow Shoe, Frank Wythe, painter, Philipsburg M. Frank Haz:l, farmer, Spring. James Waddle, farmer, Patton. Frank Weliver, machinist, Philipsburg. W. A. Sickle, druggist, Snow Shoe. John Noll. farmer, Spring. W. C. Kreamer, farmer, Boggs. Rudolph Pletcher, weaver, Howard A. D. Lucas, farmer, Curtin. George R, Quick, farmer, Ruow Shoe, Harry Kern, laborer, Bellelonte, R. D. Dougherty, warden, B-raoside, John Heatou, laborer, Liberty. John E. Yeager, farmer, Curtin, Edward Shope, foreman, Howard, Miles E. Ommer, paftier, “priog. Thomas Faxon, engineer, Bellefonte, Calvin Meyer, laborer, Grege. W. M. Dreibelbis, laborer, Benner, John D. Gill, manufacturer, Rush, William R. Braehbill, merchant, Bellefonse, ———————— I f — ———————— The Christinas sdvertisements crowded from the Reporter columns a number of news articles that should have appeared this week, ————— AIA A So —————— MoClure's Magazine, The History by Miss Ida M. Tarbell which began in the November Me- Clure’s is the ‘* Great Story of Btand- ard Oil.” ‘ Miss Tarbell’s work is of unequal- led importance as a ‘document, of the day. Her story has live men in it; they sufter and work and win and lose their battles with the verisimilitude that removes the tale from the dry statement and clothes it with the color of human interest and the vivid rain. bow garment of human sympathy, * *# The results of her work are likely to be far-reaching ; she is writing unfinish- ed history.” Boston Globe. * An absorbing and illuminating contribution to the trust question.” Chicago Inter-Ocean, “ The most important announce- ment made by any magszine. ”’ N, Y. Journal, For other great features of 1908 send for prospectus. 10 cents 8 copy, $1.00 a yes). Bend us the dollar, at 145 East 25th Btreet, New York, or subscribe throu zh your dealer. B. B. McCrure Co. A Good Cough Medigine, [From the Gezette, Toowoomba, Australia | I find Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is an excellent medicine. I bave been suffering from a severe cough for the last two months, and it has effected a cure, I have great pleasure in recom. mending it.—W, C. WooKNER. This is the opinion of one of our oldest and most respected residents, and has been voluntarily given in good faith that others may try the remedy and be benefitted as was Mr. Wockner, This remedy is sold by J. F. Bmith, H. F, Rossman and J. B. Fisher's Bons, | The Cause of Many Sudden Deaths, | There is a disease prevailing in this | country most dangerous because so decep- mnt i {\ tive. Many sudden 42 deaths are caused by Op it—heart disease, » pneumonia, heart € failure or apoplexy t If are often the resu of kidney disease. kidney trouble is al- lowed to advance the kidney-poisoned \ % blood will attack the | - aiw Vital organs or the | kidneys themselves break down and waste | away cell by cell. { Bladder troubles most always result fram | & derangement of the kidneys and a cute is | obtained quickest by a proper treatment of | the kidneys. If you are feeling badly you | can make no mistake by taking Dr. Kilmer's | Swamp=-Root, the great kidnev. liver and | bladder remedy, { It corrects inability to hold urine and scald- | ing pain In passing it, and overcomes that | unpleasant necessity of being compeiled to | go often during the day, and to get up many | times during the night, The mild and the f Swamp-Root is soo de tha | derful cures of the | Swamp-Root | by all druggists in fifty-cent and one-dollar bottles. You may have a sample bottle of this wonderful covery and a i tells all about it, botl Home of Swamp-Root. | sent frees by mall. Address Dr. Kilmer & Co. | Binghamton, N. Y. When writing mention | reading this generous offer in this paper, | sizad iZeq : 4 DOOK ut | Philadelphia Thronged With Christmas | Shoppers, Wednesdays and Saturdays, which are known as matinee days by the Philadelphia shoppers, are not alwaya the days which FL gop can select for their trips to the city, and for this | very reason the new home of continu- t ance performance which Mr. Keith | has erected on Chestnut Street, be- tween Eleventh and Twelfth, right in | the heart of the shopping district, at a i cost of over a million dollars, holds out peculiar inducements to this class | of visitors. Every.day is matinee day at Keith's and every day the perfor- | mance is continuous from 12:30 noon | to 10:30 p. m. . The theatre is new, the location is { new, and shoppers have not yet be- ! come thoroughly sequainted with the | many advantages that this temple of On the orchestra | service of patrons without fee. In these daintily appointed boudoirs and hand atomizers, hairpins, toilet | slore, EE A New Heme dy The old friends of Chamberlain's | Cough Remedy will pleased to know that the manufacturers of that preparation have gotten out a new | remedy called Chamberlain's Stomach { and Liver Tablets, sid that it is meet. much success in the treat. be headache, impaired digestion and like disorders. These Tablets are easier to take and more pleasant in effect then | pills, then they not only move the bowels, but improve the appetite and { correct any disorders of the stomach i and liver. For saleby J. F. Smith, H. | F Rossman, J. B. Fisher's Sons. i s——— ——— Tourist Kates vig the Seaboard | Winter Tourist Tickels are now on | sale at greatly reduced rates, via the { Besboard Air Line Railway, to all] i points in Florlde, also to Cuba and | Nassus, us well as tv Pinehurst, Cam- den and tre leading Southern Winter Resorts, These Tickets are good for stop-over, { either going or coming, until the end { of the Winter Season. The Seaboard is the short route from th: North and East to Florida snd the South Atlantic States, For farther information and Book of Winter Tours, apply to Agents of the Beaboard Air Line Railway and those of connecting lines. Also, for ** The Land of Manatee,” about a region on the west coast of southern Florida, in three booklets: No. 1, Historical and Descriptive; No. 2, For Gardener and Fruit Grower; No. 3, For Tourist and Sportsman. Ask or seud for the one you want, C.B. RYAN, G. P. A., 20n0vhHt Portsmouth, Va. VIABLE no GRANITE 2% IVORUNENTS. # ts “ H. G. STROHIMEIER, CENTRE HALL, . . PENN, Manufacturer of and Dealer In HIGH GRADE ..., MONUMENTAL WORK in all kinds of Marble ano Gragite, Po" 0 w sms we, a AA EE a Th ARS SAA hts a Se sess sone A Farmer or His Son at $60 MONTH. bigdog pc A grid od Selon ts and et of is, +O an You do not deliver or collect, h detony i time. We earn this winter, Write free outfit at once, Perry Nursery Co., Rochester, N. VY. . % -— -a - game, amusin and instr at Your sms @ pea 1% jo SGADE MAR, , HOLIDAY ! GOODS Chinaware We have a line of Glassware that will suit anyone, Ladies’ Golf Gloves, Kid Mit- tens, Men's Fine Suspenders —in separate boxes, Way Mufflets from 25 to 50c. each pattern only, Cheap and expensive Handker- chiefs for all. Many goods suitable for presents for your friends. H. F. ROSSI1AN, Spring Mills. The Holidays are here. OUR Holiday Goods. .. are also here, We carry a general Line of goods At all times. Call to see us Produce Wanted C. J. FINKLE Spring Mills, Pa. A. 1. Boell wanted to attend a party but was afraid to do soon account of pains in his stomach, which he feared would grow worse, He says, “I was telling uy troubles to a lady friend, who said; ‘Chamberlain's Coli Cholera and Diarrhoen Remedy wil t you in condition for the party.’ I hta bottle and take p re in ng that Rnd dosen Suted we sud enabled me ve a party. Mr. Snell a resident of mmer Hill, N. Y. This remedy is Christmas Games FREE In each pound package of L uctive-50 different kinds. (rocers. Holiday Present Buy a Pair of Fancy Slip- pers, Rubbers, Boots or Shoes, A fine line of these goods bought especially for the Holicay Trade. Come to see our before you make Holiday Purchases. prices are an object. > Spring Mills, Pa. & P.V.S.STORE. Goods exchanged for Produce. . . . C. A. KRAPE. stock your The deceamd, having been 0 the undersigned. he would re payment, and those haviog same to present them dul) tiement 2nov claims ageinst the suthentionied for set WM. PEALER, Executor, Bpring Mills, Pa in good sta # fe of ox 3 cach field, with well and BRICK DWEL Spring Mi FRAME DWELLING Spring Mills located in the s BOOT ALSO "RAME DWELLING located Milks, 5 rooms is of sade of above property will be made to haser, prefer having part investment re propeertie Correspondence solicited ¥ ne, by doe notice, armnge 0 ries shown te any one wishing woperty. After Jan ist, 1908 these iil not be for sale, C. FP. LONG, Spring Mills, Pa in the village of TT OUSE AND LOT FOR BALE The under a de sighed oflers at private sale a splendid home a; posite the Lamar milrosd station, on the The Aweliing house has eleven rooms and ls new, well finished and vonvenienily arranged, and is admirably loosted for a club or sumer boarding house, being oon. venient to a foe stream of water sud busting ground, Also coal yard and tressel and an established business iv foel, Good water and fruit on the premises, For fariber part'cuinrs address JOHN EMITH, lamar, Pa. AUTION «All persons are hereby eattioned tha. my wife, Lucy Breon, left my bed apd board, without cages or provocation, and that no bills contracted by her, for board, clothing, shelter, or any purpose whatever, will be paid by me; and this shall be sufficient notice, JACOB B. BREON, =r Came to the residence of the subtweriber, in Boals burg. on or about the first of October last, one red heifer, supposed to be about one and a half years old, with no marks; — is not dehorned. The owner is requested to come, prove property, pay charges and take her away, or she will be dis posed] of as the law directs, Luoxipas MOTHERSRAUGH. OFT A red heifer, aged about eighteen months, has horns, and hog ring in one ear. The same strayed from the premises of the under signed daring the first part of November, or the rea bouta, NEWTON YARNELL, Linden Hall, Pa. EX ousE ARD LOT AT PRIVATE BALE A house and jot, at Centre Hill, The property contains five sores, and o which xs erected a good dwelling house, je and oat buildings; also two gardens an | fiult trees, It is a very irable h y nove MRS. ww ROYER, Centre Hill, Pa. AX NOTICE. The undersigned, tax collector of Potier ownehip will call on the taxables in his dlsrrict between this the middie of January, and re quests all persons in ayrears to be Tend for set- t. A. P Hoderman, December 10, 1002, A AAS A ABBA CAUTION All rehasd Thad fare # eenph £. two ra oh property is ndervigned, Centre Hall, Pa., December 9, 1902. po OF INVALIDITY OF A -— All are persons are hereby notified of ihe invalidity of a certain given me ber, 1992, fa Si ve has for sale i F. Smith, H. F. Ross man, J. Fisher's Jone. 4 A fine full line of . . . LADIES’ & MISSES’ SHOES. A Complete line . ... MEN'S AND BOYS’ SHOES. Please do not forget our . . 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Iam anxious to secure your "Furniture rade, I don’t disguise the fact at all, and I ‘am will- ing toimake an extra effort to have you pleased. I am Jabsolute]y positive of my ability to save you money. ; Special attention given to the direction of funerals —the most approved embalming methods employed. Dh s— S. M. CAMPBELL. Lamp of Steady Habits COMMERCIAL and BELL TELEPHONES. ) The lamp that doesn't flare up or smoke, or cause 0 use bad language ; the lamp that looks pood w get band stays good ; the lamp that you never will with, once you have it ; that's i The New Rochester. Other lampa may be offered as * just as good Me. they may be, in some ut for ail around good. bess, there's Suly oud one, Veww Rochester, To make sure the lamp you is penuine, look for the name On i every lamp has it. (300 Varieties.) Old Lamps Made New. — ‘We can fill every lamp want, Nomatter whether you | 2 wants new lamp or sfove, an old coo repaired or refine. 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