LOCALS,
Soap.
You never get too old to learn.
Samuel MeClintie, of Centre
attended court Monday.
Hill,
Messrs. James B. Horner aud
Smith are jurors from Potter town-
ship.
Mr.
over
week.
D. W.
station
If you need
Dr. George
his new house.
home when completed will be
of the prettiest and most convenient
in town.
G. Wilson
beginning of
Mma. T.
were
this
aud
to Howard
Rradford has on hand at the
several grades of phosphate. |
fertilizer call sn him, WN
I.. Lee into |
dwelling His |
one |
moved
Clarence Boob and Miss Carrie |
Klingaman, both of near Mifllinburg, |
were united is marriage. The groom |
is a son of Nathaniel Boob, who at one |
time lived on the Heckman farm west |
of Centre Hall,
Afost of the oats and barley have been
gown. The corn flelds are being pre- |
pared for planting few farm-
ers have already planted. By the end
of the corn will
have been planted.
(i. Burrell, of Penn Hall, aud
Mrs. Peter Auman, of Spring Mills,
were in town Monday business,
Mr. Burrell is manufacturer of Pain
Sword Liniment, a remedy that is be-
coming popular, and devotes part of |
his time to the sale of this medicine,
Some
week considerable
Ss.
on
daughter of Mr.
and John
married
Miss Lyda {iaris,
and Mrs. Byron Garis,
Mowery, of Burnham, were
Friday of last week. The couple went
to housekeeping immediately in their
furnished. Mr.
Bulnham
home previously
Mowery is a puddler in the
steel works.
The May McClure’s, which is print-
ed in a new type, repeats the chief ex-
cellencies of the recent splendid issues
of that Magezine and adds some of its
own. All who have read former
numbers Lincoln Steften’s great arti-
Louis and Minneapolis and
*
in
cles on Bt.
turn first to his
“Pittsburg :
tis
her boss,
their bosses, will
count in May of
Ashamed,”
Magee
ac-
and of
TRATING-
co AT © to ar
trated LE,
Centre Hall, VP
Hoover for prices on
anon
Write Grant
NEArance.
Why Pay Rent or the
Current Rate .« Interest
When the
HomeCo-Operative
Com pa ny a Co-partnership
you the money
or pay the
you
will furnish
to buy a home,
mortgage off, and give
Ten Years and Five Months
To pay it back at the
Rate of $8.50, per Month,
With Interest at 3 Per Cent.
Per Annum
on the graduating scale, which
amon: its 10 11g per ce wnt. sim-
ple interest on amount,
Strict investigation courted.
I am alio agent for the
Equitable Life Assurance
Society of New York
The largest in the World.
You cannot afford to ipsure
your life until you see me,
Write or call on the General
Agent for full particulars,
Any information required will
be given.
Edwin K. Smith
General Agent
Qak Hall Sta, Pa.
Ytalian Bees for Sale.
The undersigned
offers for sale . ,
20 Colonies
Italian Bees
On Langstroth Frames,
Thisis the most favorable season to bu
as they are now y to in OTE il
well from sow on antl Ju uly. Prices very
.
ous WM. REIBER, Colyer, Pa
HOUSE BUR
NED AT COLYER,
Mrs. Fannle Colyer's House Destroyed by
Fireg—Loss 81,000
The dwelling house of Mrs. Kannie
Colyer, of Colyer, was totally destroy-
ed by fire early Bunday morning. The
fire was first discovered by Edward
‘olyer house about four o'clock,
but did not think the building on fire,
An hour later he observed that the
ed by raging flames that were wiping
out of existence one of the substantial
and well-repaired dwelling houses in
| the community. Mr. Kline immedi-
ately gave alarm, and sent a member
of his family to the home of Mrs, Mary
Wingert, where Mrs. Colyer bad gone
of a mile distant.
a country district,
time until a number
ad gathered about the
but
save
neighbor a quarter
Although in
was only a short
of people h
yer
Col-
home, no one
Lo
therein, their
the small barn that
As stated
ale
her
wat,
any
is efforts
stood near by.
Mrs
home
it
the
fec but
aboy t
the
there
when
anid
house
The
sent from
hiro k ar
Oroge « and is
been no fire in
afternoon, origin of
the fire,
nystery.
The
worth $1,000,
idred
tal loss to
ne
a
house is estimated
dollars, all
Mrs,
several hut of
Colyer as she did
whatever,
is ate
not have any Urance
number of
the 8
y visited the
sed regret over the
There were large
ple, from all
who during Sunda
p eo-
geet
ns of outh side,
ruins,
f whom expre
Informaiiod
Mersinge
through
sey ville,
» was erected al seventy-
years
who « in
that (quarier.
————— sf ———
Festhers’ Examination,
held
¥1 «hips of
and Let
and Pr
itre
tie
OWIl-
Los
+
i
he
t Ban
the
will
tick i Francisco
May 11 to 17, inclu
until July 15 from
at reduced
2 Railroad Company
ta LO Sat
urn
its lines,
i
i
Hdated
usual
For
rates,
is must ues va
r which the
be charged.
o
ng
COn-
filers
0iifw
favender,
N. Re
Onk
snger,
' i. Condo,
i. Fa mers Mills
—— a i
Interchangeable 1000 Mile Refund Tickets,
Commenciog June 1, 1904, inter-
changeable 1000 Mile Refund Tickets
limited to one
year from date of issue, good only for
transportation of the owner, with usu-
al free allowance of 150 pounds bag
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. (Be-
tween all points east of Ohio river and
between Pittsburg and Kane.
between Philadelphia
Chesapeake and Ohio
{ East of
Delaware, Lackawannaand Western
Railway,
Erie Railroad.
Jamestown and
Lehigh Valley Railroad.
Pennsylvania Railroad.
These tickets will be sold at the rate |
| within eighteen months from date of
| purchase.
| This form of ticket will be Issued in
| deference to requests of numerous pat- |
| one ticket good over several lines in
| stead of having to provide themselves |
as at the present with a separate ticket
| for each line they desire to use.
Agents at principal stations of the
railroads named above will have these
{
|
formation regarding them that may
be required,
Fire in Bellefonte,
Friday night the McBride building,
corner Bishop and Allegheny streets,
Bellefonte, was burned.
the fire is unknown,
ed to have been the work of an
diary.
The following is taken from
Daily News: The first floor of
different buildings was occupied
the following place: | DR
| (illen's grocery store; Thall’s
the
of business:
Andrew
{ confectionery and green grocery
the Chinese laundry.
burned in these establishments
they were all badly damaged by water
and smoke.
The building adjoining
was also
by insurance.
{ owned by Joseph Ceader
covered by insurance,
The proprietors of the
Laundry who only started in business
recently are the to the extent
of about $600, with $500 insurance,
E. I. Gillen’s grocery is badly dam-
aged by water and smoke and the loss
will be quite large. It d by
insurance,
losers
is
covert
Thall had a small insurance
but to cover
Andrew
t on his store not enough
his loss,
a ——
LOCALS,
IHinois,
of
that section,
The Courier
says that on
Orangeville,
Thursday
fell in
last week
considerable snow
Misses Jennie Reifsnyder and Tammie
of Millheim, drove
Hall Bunday,
Mr. and Mrs.
The Tressier
Loysville,
ago because of an
y Centre
ined by
Musser,
and were enterta
F. P
Orp
Creary.
at
al
Home
sometime
han's
which was closed
unusual outbreak of
sickness, was reopened Friday.
Hon. Ww. M. Allison,
Alexander MeCoy, Pot
Howard Runkle, Centre
ed the horse Mit
Spring Mills
Mills; and
Hail, attend-
nbs
fers
sale at irg last
week.
The good roads bill Is now
statute books. It
which it will have most
for Pennsylvania
politicians.
on the
or
The medicine shows did
rousing business Saturday even
folly
game thinking
a
It
r
patent
4
t ith
al Atl @
is absolute to play
that you may come
out ahead.
J.
ly purchased
sale of western
which, with
would be willing to sell.
g TE
of Potters Mill
western
Q. Stover, ent
mares at a
Mifflint
£1
Arai
two
horses in urg,
another hiorse, he
All the cases in which the law firm
lower & Orvis were interest-
ed, held «xt court,
which materially the busi-
ness of the court just cle
A back
in the
State College, stopped
Hall
and from
of Orvis,
were over until n
lessened
1
pid]
load of mechanics engaged
of the chapel
for dinner and
H{
4
construction { at
¥
Otel
wy
P1i-
P £5
eid
supper at the Centre
day on their way to 4
Cave.
fesey
itis
br
Birmingham
Dr. Behuyler who
Jack next Sabbath
and Warrior's Mark, will
his wife to the
They will be the
preaches
£
al
drive tt
Friday.
M Ww
with
wi
latter place on
guests of Low- |
rie, fail the
Missionary from CUbina, Miss Hawes
Miss Mabel Allison,
Hon. W. M. Allison
spent Tuesday with her aunt
F. Alexander, of this place,
been
fering from a severe attack
gestion
who was here last
Liter of
Mills,
J.
has
daug {
of Bpring
Mrs,
who
confined to bed several days
of
suf- |
acule
contributors to the gaso-
line light to be placed near the Presby-
terian chureh,
ted, was J. Wesley Whiteman, whose |
subscription wasthatof a‘ # hiteman”
—$1.00. (George Horner, of Pleasant
Gap, furnished the poles, and Will
MeClenahan
| mountain.
Wm. H. Noll, senior partner of the
firm of Wma. H. Noll, Jr., & Brother,
general merchants and lumbermen, of |
Pleasant Gap, was in town Monday, |
having brought his daughter Miss |
Pearl aud sister, Miss Ethel Noll, to
the Centre Hall railroad station, where
they took the train for Freeburg. The
young ladies will take a regular course
! in the Freeburg Musical College, under
the direction of Professor Moyer,
{ They have shown considerable music-
al talent, and without doubt have se.
lected the proper institution for de.
| velopment,
whose name was omits |
A ir m—
Kew Jewelry Store,
| Jewelry and silverware for sale. Re-
| pairing of watches a specialty. Work
| guaranteed. Eyes tested free. Hest
! quality lenses. Dinges store room.
W. B. Krave,
A A SA
Nowa Scotia Land Plaster.
Anyone In need of Nova Beotia land
plaster can secure the best grade from
| me at Spring Mills.—~Wxm. M. ALLI-
SON,
i
a —
WANTED—Ry the Howard Cream-
ery Company, at the Centre Hall
| plant, a ton of poultry. Highest price
‘ paid for eggs.
Howanrp CrEAMERY Co,
Wanted—In a small family, good
help. Good wages, Address the Re.
porter cffice.
LOUAL HAPPENINGS IN 1808
| Taken from the Files of the Reporter to
i
Amuse and Instruct,
May 22, 1868,
A man
{| through
| ladies
in female
Lycoming
corsets, which
| porter to remark :
“This same Ae lady traveled through
| Penn’s Valley and other portions of
county on the corset-fitting
We don’t know how otir ladies
but if they ever had
attire passed
county fitting
caused the Re-
| Centre
ur.
fret over the deception
when it is too late.”
Thirty-two saloons were granted li-
{There are but a few more
1903 1
9. 15¢
May 29, 186
Anpouncement of the laying of the
of the Lutheran church
KREAMER & .SON.
po
A fine full line of
LADIES’ & MISSES’ SHOES,
A Complete line . . , .
MEN’S AND BOYS’ SHOES.
Please donot forget our , .
FINE LINE OF CARPETS.
A little son of James Bweetwood, of |
Potter township, fell and broke his arm
June 5, 1
At the raising of Wm.
Hall
Keller,
falling
‘Bible's barn,
Calvin Kel
struck on
east of Centre
of Wm.
by
bruised
ler, son |
the leg
severe ly i
fell |
was
a timber and
David Rhinesmith also
and received bruises,
Work was begun
Jack Dale,
Mrs.
The
man,
Mone
on the house of
The house is now occupied |
Minnie Richard. i
dwelling house of
George Kor- |
burned,
Gregg
township, was
previous.
Ju
Frazier
lay
General the
Slate
resigned
Pennsylvania
presi-
College |
to accept the presidency of the Univer-
sity of Kansas
Lightoin
ander
n, aged
Hev
{
dency of
f Alex-
little
house «
killed
seventeen months,
Zettlemoyer resigns
fa
Marke
ri , $1
£1.
g truck the
Shannon
and his
wi
as pastor
Of
itheran ehurch
Lewisburg
be
i
" ~w heat, 0
$25
; pota-|
co }
oes,
Bellefonte
n, £1.10,
Philadelpl
00; red,
t
t
. ”
al oats, Oe
£0.
wheat, $2.70; $l 50-1
rye,
iia-—w heat, white
$l H 5
=
COWS,
#0 to
$40
RO gr
x
rs rye,
to $4640,
Jun
Fryer,
¢
Heury a mail carrier, was
arrested for rol
Pp Mills
package cont
Milroy
extracted
I'he house of C
ers Mills,
Money
Beaver to
bing the mails between |
Centre Hall Al
, mailed at!
lexander, was
tiers
and
aining K)
$3
by -Mr. A
y rus Luse, near Farm-
was destroyed by fire,
by McAlister
eX penses of
solicited
pay A pre- |
survey for a railroad from |
Jellefonte to Milroy i
Work was begun on the fair grounds
west of Bellefonte,
Anno
#en
&
i
the
liminary
uncement is made that pas- |
gers leaving Philadelphia at 8S a. m. |
in Centre Hall at § p. m.
Married, June 25-John Puff and
Miss Amelia Confer, both of Potter
township
CAD arrive
Judy .
f Mrs,
cherry
{ bay ter gecidents
0 Henry |
tree and |
Hugh Larimer's son,
was thrown from a horse |
E
broke her
int
merick fell from a
Arm
op,
and broke his leg.
Michael
robbed
man ef
his gu
he L
Zeigler,
of $50 00
soked him
cRets,
Aug Py A006
Announcement of the lay ing of the |
corner stove of the Boalsburg Luther
an church to take place August 16
A
of Millbeim, was |
in Pittsburg.
while
One |
another rifled |
8
14, 1868, ’
Au rust
13
drowned
years, son of Wilson
in Ream's saw
near Farmers Mills,
Er Browu shot a crane at
King Creek measuring six feet, one
inch from tip to tip of wings.
tues sonoma
Hisckamith Wanted.
John, aged
ck, was
mill dam,
nanuel
min
A blacksmith capable of doing gen-
ranted at Centre Hill,
for trade,
———— A —»
Wanted
A good point
P. BMITH,
An honest, active, intelligent gentle-
man to solicit life insurance at Centre
Hall and other parts of Centre county,
for Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
Company, Newark, N. J.-M, BHIRES,
District Agent for Central Penn,
spring Mills, Pa.
- alii oomi—
Immense Wagons,
John M. Wieland, of Boalsburg,
without a doubt built the two heaviest
snd mostex pensive lumber wagons ever
constructed in Central Pennsylvania.
These wagons were built over a special
pattern for Measrs, Peter and George
Ishler and Wm. A. Baumgardner, all
of Boalsburg, who are operating a
large lumber job in West Virginia.
The wagons will be used to haul lum-
ber from the saw mill to the railroad
station, the motive power to be a trac-
tion engine. A brief description of the
wagous is as follows : The wheels are
steel and each weighs 420 pounds ; the
tread is ten inches ; the axles are three
and one-half inches, and each weighs
8756 pounds; the weight of the wagon
complete is 3,800 pounds, with a ea-
pacity of burden of nine tens. The
cost of these monstrous vehicles is
$200, each.
Mr. Wieland has been turning out a
large swouwnt of light work from his
carriage worke, and gives employment
regularly to five mechanics, but at
present has several additional men in
-
“— ——
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Centre Hall, Pa. .
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Kreamer & Son,
2000000000000 CRCO0CUG000
Furniture
I am
New
Store Bu
e in my
The best
The most stylish
The prettiest
Considering quality
THE CHEAPEST
Furniture
In this neck o’ woods
You will find at
Our store.
Ours is a Complete Furniture
Store, Nothing is omit-
ted. We can supply not
only a part but all your
wants, and at the lowest
possible pri
il
Sy
And will | be
Plea sedtoh
ave you call,
that will
inspection,
gn ey
P.V.S.§8
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ORE.
ove
Are
(10008 ¢
for Prod
C. A. KRAPE.
Spring Mills, Pa.
I's
The rest will be all right.
SMITH BROS.
SPRING MILLS, PA.
COPRCOOD0RPLOBCDOURBO000006692002600000%03090000¢®
C00PA0C0COOOBBTEOG eee @®
Its Simply Immense
and Immensely Simple.
®
really
Ther
will begin
isn't other separat
work with ti
sny
to do as much
power required to run a
HARPLES
TUBULAR SEPARATOR
y other separator so sir
Just
if you have any
u call and examine aT
doubts about this
SHOOK BROTHERS, SPRING MILLS.
~ The Lamp of in
ins R that doesn’t flare up or #m
©w t s had as uAge | the inrig id |
you get it and ow
ingly part with,
construction,
vy
lar,
EEE
a a good
onos you have
¢ New Rocheste:
pe may be offered yc §
they may be, in me respects, t
- 1 ere's only of The Ne
pure the lamp offered y' ou $8 5 ne, look
on it ; every lamp has it, (300 Varielios.)
Old Lamps Made New
Wo can fill every lamp wan ®o matter +
wanta pew lamp or slove, ad one repair
3 fehl, a vase mounted or other 1 fo of az O tras
ed into a New Rochester. we can do i
send vou Hierature on tha sul
We are SPECIALISTS in the ontmant of diseases of
Lamps. Consultation FREE.
Pour TRE ROCHESTER LAMP go. 3S Park Place & 28 Bard
i:
s af“ fu
rt r
¢ Rochest
# ape
vel
i
Lat ws
v 64
4
.s How York.
Although our store room
is small and inconvenient,
we have this week added
A VERY FINE AND
FULL LINE OF
Summer Goods
Dress Goods
and Notions
H. G. STROHTMEIER,
PENN.
IN DRESS GOODS WE HAVE
LAWNS
PERCALES
MADRASES
CHAMBRAYS
and OTHER NEW PATTERNS.
{CENTRE HALL, .
Manufacturer of
and Dealor in
| HIGH GRADE
MONUMENTAL WORK
in all kinds of
Marble aso
Granite, Don’t fail to gel my prices,
CRANT HOOVER
Controls sixteen of the
largest Fire and Lik
Insurance nies
in the wor
The Best is the Cheapest...
No mutuals ; no assessments,
..Money to Loan on First Mortgage
Office in Crider’s Stone Building,
Bellefonte, Pa.
. . .
NOTIONS .
Fancy Buttons
Laces
Embroiderics
Insertions
Medallions
and Fancy Trimmings
Hose, |
H. F. ROSSIAN,
_ Spring Mills.
Livery .
we AOE, Bt.
IN
. $ 2» . .
shops. |
|Centre Hall - = Penn.| ar Telephone connection. -