7 0% A —— ‘ or rs Br . ' & i . ! Continued 11 first p J ~ i jo HE CENTRE REPORTER. fonte this spring, was over his od Beech, 1. \ iy hs a } | Women as Well as Men | NEC . ~ | hg S.W. SIUTH, . . . Editor and Proprietor, | St8mping ground last weck. J. 1. Lingle, of Jersey Shore, spent | ed along the boys moved to the ke ! be Cle ClieDrn Boll Meyer, of Williamsport, is tak- | gunday st home with his parents, | which was exactly inthe direction of | | Are Made Miserable by | ing a few days off and is putting in I H Confer. of Renovo ant ol the new erste position, on the CEEOL EBEO0L J i onfer, o Renovo, spen 0 : s . a . POCOIVOS | his time fishing in the streams of old | faw days with friends ir this locality. high i pid around the Chinnerllor | Kidney Trouble. - PENNA APRIL 23. 1903 Nittany. Clayton Frick snd wife of TLexing FLOUse, TH) which our iraops 1G William Parker is doing some farm- | (4, wre spending ou week o J halted ing for G. P. Thomas, the In y? rat iy (oil Are, | old road; we i edly discnsesd nto the Ke- John and Newton Garver are getting | nu VALCO. ready to plant potatoes on the latter's Ww | farm. | Barger : | Garrity, Linden Hall. Pat Mr Corl is able to be out after being This i fer ——— i | housed up for several weeks with an | gw | abscess in his head. D ¢ { als f ww brine i ves for wenty feel ups pe The veuerable Reuben Page is quite | aut the da sd i [Cr tract | A. The tres iv i iu wll its bra by abbre ae i ill from kidney trouble and but little | (1 Contes as | in agon his occur 1 alwars ex- | : notice Appears | ; 4 . compare and | His daughters, Mrs. Noll and family, | Jeft Mond: { \ tended trip! tH ) al fights and rons ss 3 v a beet ) nv live to Heht some other du of Jeannette, and Mrs. Harshbarger | through the wes: nrd north wes Mr. : . Hy ili » - hope is entertained for his recovery.| (Greene Decker, wife and son Josep! ought iwion, We knew ti . | and children, of the same place, ar-| Decker wiv vIn i ; * | rived home Monday. North Dakota sud making that bh Farmers Mills | George Meyer, Harry Keller and! ¢yigre i ; ie Spring Mills Earl Ross are attending school in| Hg E. Counfe S06) + for another \ nmi young people wer tur saen 28 a Las m va hades 1 | Ge00000B%MeD pe ah : Boalsburg. bs t He sas ha roads srs bie ci ; lay event able h § r and t { trout i . Rearick was next to fall in line Job. Ly } to i : ; ' > with I i bladder trouble, | . P= fence around his | Miss Annie aYper arrived home make snytuing he " a # . mux xl i man’ ed BE® II. The disappear Saturday tospend a few days with her! g p. Hen h Lins Lis scales oo *weel r. ut Mrs. M, and be il. ie isappear- . ¥ 3 y : I salizeq. i8 8014 : are i 8 e BOW t y weigh | 1 Ris : a JELLEFONTE, PA. fences adds greatly to | parents, in this place, | pleted and is now o g . : : by druggist n fifty en { BELLE} Who will be Miss Freda Hess attended the senior | | anything ¢ from one pound Lo three tons ‘ odie Risbel is sttendiog | : assembly in the Armory at State Col- — chool al of. Hosterman's academy, Go: . Wei . wi > od . FELT Harry Fye and baby | lege Friday night. a oad Potters Millis wre Hall, spent Sun- ames Kimport has been confined to | ral Mr. and ! the house for several weeks, At this 1: writing he is improving slowly. st her over Sunday town. t todd tes lO : wl Look out for thieves; mers tried to plow on Mon 3 was hod parents house robbed of about A { the thief was caught loved at George GUettig, of Piteairn, spent mpioy detective whi . : Wert i & ere ns ! gage + - : " id “WIL i sit - ro nt sometime everal days here last week superin-| mone: f this wirs agai nisunity visitiog i ship aru | . tending the shipping of his mother's there will t household goods to Piteairn where the ld, Al I this place. 1 aRel 8 pel yO “ ent last Sunday Hagen is gelting h fixed up-to-date. William | json bas added f ily will aide : : family will reside, | new house which finishes } fait : We ks it % Mr. and Mrs John Weibly spent. . dandy and will . : AV ers CRE ak i / ; . , bis 1 imer ttinger s it Sunday i M. E. minister several days last week in Watsontown, On Monday J. H. Bitner drove uj r spent Sunday with the home of her sister, George Page spent several days last to F. A. Carson's store wit} ‘ars friend Harry Hagen. Weaver Haven's place, week at home, as did also his brother wordial welcome on herse and buggy aud got out to i Ta Maid abba . » } f Reborsh y last Thursday after- | John, of Rebersburg. sone nett were mel at hy : ed the d to the parson- Murray's School District, AWAY. lumber of people [Miscarried by the mails. hey's where . 43 a WRT : " he it der them a warm Harry Wert sand Henry Beck are road the lines $ 11 1 y 1 % repast furnisbed : ; ¢ Ww el and wound e} irnished | ine shingles for H. B. Haugh. | wheel and 8 + more substantial and saved 1 broken te It was rather rain y Saturday evening for watch night, bt no doubt the broken bi Uncle ras c1iiite bas quite a members were there, ¥, Was com- Easter RBunday was a wet day, and * sia after i hi 4 in Ry aitel there was no Sunday school on ac- which J Ww. Rachau to Lock Haven Johu | inn went to Pittsburg last {| Thursday t i *hased The supervisor has coinmenoces POP" | work on the road Of cupied by lat cn—— robabl Odd Fellows' Anniversary. On account of a meeting of the Cen- tral Pent yivan a Odd Fellows’ Anui- + ware for versary Association at Milton, Pa, on |’ $ g i . N will { April 28th, 13, the Central Railroad : nosylvania will run ving Bellefonte at 6 a. leave Milton at 9:30 for round trig ro on day of issue only. This train is pot limited to Odd Fellows, but is open to the public J. W. GEPHART, (ieneral Superintendent, - »> - \ Reduced Hates to New Orleans { Dp « attend the meeting of the American | Mr. and Medical Association at New Orleans, | daughter Kathryu, La, May 5 to8, the Pennsylvania Mr. and Mrs. Wn Railroad mpany will sell excursion | mer, of Mil tickets from all stations on its lines to | parents, Nr New Orleans, on May 1, 2, and 3, good | Over Sunday Misses. [Lo Potters M Brocton, few day ¢ last week Effie Weaver | going on those dales and good to re- +L83K . Ce °% x Edmunds turn reaching original starting point SATU LIGS, | 4 ™ | not later than ten days from date of grandpa: burg i sale, at reduced rates, By depositing Stump this s a . Zac = nd mia 'V Wes | ticket with Joint Agent at New Or- Miss Nan; of Ha a, spent a fey lays in the wet 5 fie ith Tr to Gree vi ttend the funeral of | 16808 between May 1 and 12, and pay- | afternoon at the home ¢ i al f LI3E itl 2 i . th : vest bia their nephew | ment of fifty cents, an extension of fis Moyer and together } 1 yl . i . . i v Bt yout t “ 1 2 | nal return limit to May 30 may be ob. | #YVNITE & Potters Mills i of . 8 81 chiid wil t ) : es : . tained. Elmer Stamp, of Philipsburg, pai : of Coburn, were io town Suaunday. | . a 3 Arat ¢ TT (I Sol a Aap eis his grandmother, Mrs. Wingard a vis. | 7 The fist and gaat account of George W.| TOP BUGGIES . 3 11 Addams and chiidren, a : rer, ad trator of et s of L. B bail po . yep of Sta { snent a week with | The Enlarged Philadeiphin “Sanday Press’ it last week j nes, aie of 13 Vilie BOTOURR, GeCeans, ! WARRAN I ED a § ; . 23 : ’i Mr. and Mra. John Bubb, of Centre| first ale) Gna S00ORNDL D8 ‘oun AGA | Mrs. Ada atents. Mr. and Mrs. | "The Bunday Press’’ is a pretty large . » Ara n B LER ] xecutor of ete, of Julia Swartz, © $35. 70 to 3 $99.87 ta : Hill, were guisis st the home of Hep | Wall Emanus ronmiller paper already, but it is impossible to ! . : wa od : . ry Moyer Monday afternoon Ebon Bower has returned home aft- | get into it all we wish without mak- : z : Tena . Miss Sadie L e isstaying with her er a stav o veral months in Somer-| IDg it still larger. Jeginning with t } red L ’ ; set county. | next Sunday, April 26, therefore, "The ol er, Affe ] ve, al Boalst i | @ ’" it a ate w f Potters {ie Reuben Smull and wife, of Smullton, | Sunday Presa” readers will find two aster Fred Royer, of Potters Mills, spent Sunday at the home of Jesse big color and halftone sections added Wert to what they have been receiving here. CC, A, Weaver and daughter Ruth, visited hie brother and sister on Sunp- {39 { Peter Broom, late of Poller township, § RE PAIN Ne Mrs. Leah Shaffer, of Centre Hail, | Mir Das of irs hip, 4 Th : 4 1 has been visiting ber dsughter and | friends at Colyer the past week i William Shadow left again for Chi- | cago, Illinois, on Fiilday, after spends | : re ‘ : Be oy A} elsewhere for your work ing two weeks with his parents sl this tats ‘ { . “od 0 n, dex ih + wy : der CENTRE HALL Miss Ruth Swabb is visiting her sis- | tofore. ter, Mrs. Ezra Burd, at Coburn. One of the new sections will be es Miss Theodora Acker. of State Col. | pecially for women, and will be con lege, spent Bundsy with her many ducted by Anne Rittenhouse. It will friends iu town be a magazine of fashion, beauty, Messrs. B. W. and W. OC. Wyle strength, social customs and every- place tenth | statemen ¢ 3 1h as ad : : { ' wing the thi " te (34 pg— made & business trip to Union county | thing that is understood to be of spec- anna Ne said Irs a ih in pto Un ity : . . i Henry Moyer, who was on the sick | *nnusl statement of said trust. Sovobla O nN e a few days last week. ial interest to women readers. Young Het. i \ , The second partial scoonnt of H. B. ( urtin, . > J : “ a improving miniatrator of Constans Curtin, late of the pi James Wert, of Tusseyville, w , wople read ‘‘The Press," but they : 1 , of Tussey ville, was the | PEO} ’ ¥ W. J. Zerby, of Colyer, expects to hip of Boggs, deceased . - J 5% guest of his aged father last week, want a larger representaion in it, so , 6. The fint and final account of James J SPRING MILIAN. T. CORMAN oer ii HALL work for Richiley in the pear future, Lewis, administrator of James Lewis, late of ol ¢ 5 \ 11 #8 ) Tersoy Bb = pe the second new color section will be hilipaburg, Centre county, Pa., deceased { In exchange for goods. Cash also paid.) 3 ory orvey hore... —— w—— To take effec it Mar 256, 1896, G. ; PY. Thomas was hauling sand | other sections of the paper. Buyers of John Bheesley, of Boyer, W, Va, is | 2500 EE Yr A NHAAED. CT WRT WARD to Centre Hall Tast Tuesday, Mr. | “The Sunday Press’ will get all they visiting at the home of Mrs. Annie john Be eiIe Of Daniel 1 Bok. PRODUCE AT STORES, als {4 BTATIONS, JW | iy Thomas says it Is better to sprinkle | have been accustomed to with a great | Kritzer, where he will stay a few days. : AG. ARCHREY, Rogiotot, | BUbIOP ues secmmsssammasonns oes 38 1 ial ont ast [A2, Lv. aw! an om Mu suminsiriinsnnn issn i , | 620; 1 0218 40) inn DOlEVIIC sures. [8 BT] would not like so much sprinkled on | matter in addition. It will pay for took the latter's mother home, where 3 2 2 Henin ————— urns 5 ¢i61a 38.8 57 a re 16 400 himself, However, tastes differ, everybody to get “The Philadelphia she will remain a few months, Yealian Bees f S HOBIE + oeescess soir sew msscrrissemm n ivsismmesnsmeid. 30 1 S0BIR 4S RY THD sere Will Parker aud George Treaster are | Sunday Press’ of April 26, Maggie Btiver, of Centre Hall, took or ale, HA cms sssmmmesmmmsssmssasmniss 10 | 03113 4618 2 8... Fillmore ——— busy making logs for J. Q. A. Kennedy. cmm————— dinner with Mrs. Jerry Brown on seme : ge offers for sale . . . Hornet's apple Lrees, If you have any idea of going west, Frank Armagast visited in town 20 Col A.W. Garner wos home with his | you will profit in a financial way by | Saturday evening. ones Sale of Overcoats and Suits, ey tet . . ring t ns from M ndon, at Mingoville for MeNitt Bros. & Co. | fore leaving. Transportation can be | Miss Rosle Kritzer was home Batur- On Langstroth Frames. 1-4 off; Overcoats and Suits, | x Mot orn ing trains from Maentande ny mg spd Tyrone mason, is putting up some stone work | tain conditions the fare will be refund-| , 3 A H as they are now ready to begin he : ho Hf : » Hoover has a sample Milwau- - — Montgomery bate Colic for Dr. Lee. ed. Do not fall lo correspond with kee binder on exBIGHION’ at the old Se I, ow ui Swi Jug, riven very |] 2 off,—Montg & Co, | Gti alate couse wih Peuha. 2. 8. Fs Fort hotel. . | emus WM. REIBER, Colyer, Pa. ¥ : d RT soon they didn’t know where they | section. Misses Susie Bogdan and Mary Joie | 2. Fist and final accountof Thomas Mitchel, , Sonera) Snpartmiamdent, Account of With. BB Mingle, executor of ete, ba ‘ ER Frrishemenins was A) ELLEFONTE CENTRAL RAILROAD, 22. Second partial account of L. T. Biddy and top ooo i » sand ss it is hauled, but the scribe | deal of bright, lively and interesting| Jacob Royer and Mrs. Annie Kriiger | Bellefonte, Pa., March 25. RRR. conrmrn ssnsmss waco sn | Oh Molds” eB. 1 BE 1630 a Eide Mest... Sc——— s{810n2m 80 WH UOT sven ar Waddie. wavs | David Moyer trimmed Mrs, Kate Are You Going West 7 Saturday. Tha unde Set al Clearanes family over Sunday. He is working corresponding with the Keporter be- Jacob Bituer is improving rapidly. Italian Bees ’ day and Banday, : oe mah Yor sate Colle ego. Afternotn reine from MN Adam ihodes, Black Hawk's stone | secured in such a way that under cer | 9ay an y Thala the mest favorable season to buy beer 1-3 off; Overcoats and Suits, | sudos, Lewis tw tantaa——_ py ————————" i Ellis Horoer, who moved to Belle | this paper early