ER
THE CENTRE REPORTER.
AT EA ITY
THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1908.
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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 every dress and
every sport and pastime use,
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, we have Bhoes
for all these uses and for all
these purposes.
Our Boots and Bhoes
very best,
least.
Agent for W. L. Douglas’ $3.00
and $3.50 Shoe for Men, and
Queen Quality the famous $3.00
Shoe for Women.
If you want correct Footwear,
come to headquarters for it,
Mingle’s str
Store,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
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business,
to be
are the
and our prices the very
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CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.
Metho Aaronsburg,
Potters
Lutheran—Tusseyville, morning
Centre Hall, afternoon M
communion
ME.
Spring is, even
Nova Scotia Land Plaster,
Anyone in need of Nova Seotia lagd
plaster can secure the best grade from
me at Mills,.—WMm. M. ALLI-
SON.
Spring
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May Day Exercise,
Progress Grange Saturday afternoon
will hold a semi-public May day exer-
cise, The program promises to be one
of great interest.
tines
Fruit Prodpects
Reports from all sections of Penn-
sylvania indicate that the fruit crop
has been greatly damaged by frost. In
many sect plums, pears,
peaches and apples have been entirely
destroyed.
ions cherries,
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Court June 22,
The June court called for fifteenth
said month been postponed until
June 22. Jurors and all others having
business before the court, will please
take note.
- A
, has
Festival at Boalsbarg.
the Aid Bo
church of
the
at which
will |
ue
The ladies of
Presbyterian
will hold a
Memorial
cake ane
invited.
riety of the
Joalsburg,
evening of
ice cream,
served. All are
festival on
Day,
fruit
-
Seriously Injared,
Charles Rockey, aged
years, (ieorge Rockey, of near
Zion, was struck by a falling tree,
which resulted in the lower portion of
his body being paralyzed. The injury
does not interfere with his speaking.
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twenty-three
son of
Teachers’ Examination Postponed
The examination of teachers for Cen-
tre Hall borough and Potter township
was necessarily postponed from Tues-
day, last, until Wednesday, May 27th,
8:30 &. m.
C. Li. GRAMLEY,
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Rebersburg.
100 000 Shingles for Sale,
The undersigned offers for sale one
hundred thousand white pine and sec-
ond growth chestnut shingles, Nos, 1
and 2. The white pine shingles are
absolutely free of rot. Bhingles are at
Colyer, Pa.
Wu, CoLYER,
Centre Hall.
a apn
Large Paper Contract,
The New York and Pennsylvania
paper manufacturing company, whose
factories are ai Lock Haven and John-
sonburg, was awarded a contract by
the national internal revenue bureau
to furnish 1,500,000 pounds of paper at
four and seveu-sixteenth cents, The
company also placed a bid to furnish
500,000 pounds of paper to be used for
the printing of postage stamps. The
Lock Haven Mills have furnished the
paper for the latter purpose for a
number of years.
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Appropriations Pared $500,000,
Governor Pennypacker cut down
appropriations to charitable institu.
tions to the extentof $500,000. The
institutions in Central Pennsylvania
were given the full amount set down
in the appropriation bills passed by
the Legislature, thus :
Bellefonte Hospital, $5,000.
Williamsport Training SBehool, $4000,
Bame Colored Women's Home, $5000,
Same Home for Friendless, $10,000,
Williamsport Hospital, $35,000
Harrisburg Hodpital, $37,500,
Lock Haven Hospital, $5,000
Pennsylvania Siate College, $130,116,
Philipsburg Hospital, $17,600.
Btate Normal Schools, $260,000,
State Col. Ex'im'ntal Station, $2,000,
Childrens Aid Bociety, Pa., $15,000.
Huntingdon Reformatory, $230,000.
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DECKER THE STANDAKD BEARER,
A ee
The Republican County Convention Closes
in Farcical Style
The Republican county convention
Tuesday was well attended so far as
delegates were concerned, but the
audience was limited to that class,
save a few Bellefonte Republicans and
Democrats, who watched the work of
the convention.
Chairman Reeder called the conven-
tion to order. After reading of the
call for same, Wilson I. Fleming nom-
inated John M. Dale for chairman.
The secretaries elected were James B.
Strohm, Centre Hill, and Harry 8
Btuart, Sandy Ridge.
After the appointment of a commit”
tee on resolutions of which Wilson I.
Fleming was chairman, George Smith,
of Centre Hill, nominated John D,
Decker, of Potter township, for Jury
Commissioner. His nomipation, like
all the other acts of the convention,
was made unanimous.
The delegates elected to the state
convention to be held May 27, were
Messrs, Eli Townsend, of Philipsburg,
and T. H. Harter, of Bellefonte,
Wilbur F. Reeder was then elected
chairman, and at this instant Mr.
Fleming emerged from the committee
room assuming an unconscious air as
to what had happened.
New rules governing the party nom-
inations and the appointment of local
chairmen were then adopted.
by the insurgent element, but it was
only under the agreement that these
rules should operative
Mr.
county chairman, The
the chairman's hands,
vide for the
by the voters of the district.
become
credit to the
party for
the sun,
The resolutions inspired the orators,
Was given
every
the favored sons to their feet.
The farce begins :
Judge Love excused
making political
a speech,
out by Attor
reference to
ney-General (
Governor Penny packer.
Reeder came next, but his speaking
ing applause, He opened his remarks
to the Democratic party ; he shouted,
but no one
Townsend, Coburn
took their turns to
Harter.
and Dale
talk, as did
af —
Meeting of Classis, »
The West Busquehanna Classis of
the Reformed church is in session
Boalsburg, and will continue
Suuday evening, inclusive. Full pro-
gram in last week's issue.
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New Axe Factory at Mill Hall
it is stated that
to be erected at
a capacity of
authority,
factory
that will have
thousand axes per day. [It is said
members of the Mann family are in-
terested in the pew axe plant,
a new axe
Mill Hall
is
one
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Heavy Fire Loss
Mr. Brown, the well known lumber-
man on the Tyrone Branch railroad,
midway between Pennsylvania Fur-
nace and Scotia, had two heavy losses
by forest fires. The first was last week
when his saw mill and landing were
destroyed pear Reedsville, and this
week five hundred cords of paper wood
located at various points pear the
Junction, were burned.
G A R. Encampment
For the benefit of those desiring to
attend the Annual Encampment of
the Grand Army of the Republic, De-
partment of Pennsylvania, at Allen-
%own, June 1 to 6, the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company will sell excursion
tickets to Allentown from all stations
on its line in the State of Pennsylvania,
on May 81, June 1,2 8, 4 and 5, good
to return until June 6, inclusive, at
rate of a single fare for the round trip.
For specific rates, apply to local ticket
agents,
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LOCALS,
Wm. Colyer advertises white pine
and chestnut shingles in this issue,
Letters of administration on the es-
tate of Mrs. Catharine Boozer, deceas-
ed, Centre Hall, have been issued,
Prof. W. A. Krise, Administrator,
George B. Stover, of Millheim, while
in the act of peeling bark, had the
misfortune to badly cut his knee, The
gash was sewed up by Dr. Frank,
Mrs, James Spicher and little daug
ter, of Patton, Cambria county, spent
several days at the home of her fath-
er-in-law, John Bpicher, in this place.
Messrs, Lewis Korman and Jesse
Long, of Penns Cave, stopped at the
Reporter office Wednesday on their re-
turn from Bellefonte, where they had
been on business relative to the estate
of Bamyel Long, deceased,
Mra, P. Gray Meek, of Bellefonte,
and Miss Mary B. Struble, of Philadr)-
phia, chief nurse and matron in the
Hahpeman Hospital, visited at the
homes of Mrs. KE. M. Campbell and
Mr. and Mrs. J. EE. Campbell, Linden
Hall, Monday and Tuesday of last
week,
DEATHS,
MES, MARGARET ALEX
Mrs, Margaret Alexander, wife
the Iate Hon. C. I. Alexander,
Bellefonte, died in Richmond, Va,,
the home of her daughter Mr«, H,
Yarrington, Tuesday of this week,
The deceased’s was
Margaret Potter, daughter of Samuel
Potter, and
Potter,
ANDER,
of
nt
~
maiden name
Boalsburg, at which
she was born, Her
years. Her marriage
ander occurred in 1858,
she
of
uge
wis sixty-six
to Mr. Alex-
two brothers aud
one sister, Willinm, of Pleas-
ant Gap ; Jumeg W., of Foreston, Ill. ;
Mrs. Donald MeBride, of Oklahoma.
Faneral will take place in |
this (Thursdey)
officiating.
is survived by
rimaely,
lellefonte
afternoon, Dr
MARY A. BTOVER
Mary A.
Btover, died on Saturday ul
of her daughter, Mrs
at Coburn, ashort iil
monin and
eight years
Reuben and CO
ed
Meyer;
aud two sisters,
A nd
the
Daniel
Stover, relict of
Meyer
alter
heart failure, sged sixty-
of
She
She was a daughter
itherine Geary
is surviv by one daughter, Mrs
Daniel
(ieary ;
Rishel,
athap Dinges
brother,
Mrs
Miles township, at
ane
Mrs. Jon-
ship
the
Penn tow
held
Onur:
where in Re-
formed chureh, at C
by Rev. F. Wetzel intermer
Aaronsburg.—Millheim Journal.
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it at
py
Democratic Convenilon June
Fhe Democratic eounly convention
foute the first
Belle
o
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New Jewelry Store
Jewelry and silverware for sale
ialty.
tested
pairing of watches a spec
Eyes iree {ent
Dinges store rox
W. B.
quality lenses I.
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The Weather
hed its
# highest
The temperature res
point for May Monday wh
rose to eighty
Nn
nine degrees. The
| cipitation for the month iat
but twer
inch
| Bincee
L one
on third 27 and
April eighteenth
#4 of ant inch
that
| measures
| usually small for
| year. Vegetation,
suffering on aco
i of the corn
Brass |
ount of drought,
and oats, bari y and
up
-
i toes will not come until rain co
- -
Festiv
The Centre
arranged to
Behool Park
Day. Alithe
SO Will D8 served
al at Cent
Hall
hold a fest
fire
Of iss
rial
| bavd will t
oe ER |
Ww DITO
pi i
casion witli music will be
made to entertain ever I'he pro-
sisi feet 1
ates 8
Appliances
ceeds, of course, will be o the
purchasing of needed in
fighting fire, and no ou
Centre Hall should hesitate to liberal-
{ ly support the movement,
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LOCALS
Ascension Day.
The Penn Hall band will be
Memorial Day.
Robbie MeCormick, who fell and
’
proving rapidly
built from
hotel. It
A crossing
bank building
long been needed.
Rev
a call by the Milroy
Lutheran churches,
Thomas L.. Bartges,
Bartges, is ill with typhoid
Wall, near Pittsburg.
is being
the
the
fo has
son
fever at
Roland Kerr, of Chicago, son of Mrs,
Myra Kerr, of this place, was an
rival this, Thursday, morning.
Rev. R. J. Bample (Lutheran) died
at Punxsutawney. He was formerly
of Milroy where the interment took
place,
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Straw and Jacob
Straw, of Braddock, were in Boals
burg, their former home, last week, on
the sad mission of burying a little
child of the former.
Mr.and Mre. A. C. Mingle, Miss
Fannie Hofler, Col. and Mrs. J. L.
Spangler and Mrs, D. H. Hastings were
some of the people from Bellefonte who
drove through Centre Hall Sunday.
Mies Grace Christine, daughter of
Rev. F. F. Christine, of Hardin, Ohio,
ison her way to Centre Hall, having
come as far as Pittsburg last week,
She and her brother Fred, Sunday
spent the day with the family of J. T.
A ter at Clairton, near Pittsburg.
two more gasoline lamps are
sure to be strung up over the streets
ere long. Help the movement along.
The lamps, when put in position, are
entirely generous and ifondiseriminat-
ing. They give light to the liberal and
close-fisted alike. Subscribe towa
the lamp funds,
The new street lamp in front of
Kreamer and Bon's store In giving en-
tire satisfaction. It sheds a splendid
light; wud although bemwmed in by
trees, when hung at the proper height
throws its light well on the walks for
a great distance, The lamp was pur.
chased from W..B, Krape, who Is ex-|,
ar-
ceedingly proud of the miniature Hight
LOCALS
| Henator Heinle
| fr wn New York,
Mrs, Alexander
H, Emerick attended
Silover,
returned Tuesday |
nnd
the
at I
James Cieorge |
fune;
Cornelius shersburg, on
Tuesday
John B, of Farmers
represents the Centre Hall
the meeting
loalsburg. SA
Warner Gonder
Wall, some days ago, and
been seriously ill at the
and Mrs. Colyer,
team, Mills,
{charge at of classis
came home
since
home of
—
with
He suffered
| several days,
Wm. Homan,
Ing from a severe
His face body
| swol
the house
mui ps,
Bh Serious os Gl
pain fo
Le
great
east of town, is
of poise
are very
Cake
and
Hen as a result,
Mrs. Hale,
Bel rger,
hit
vid Keller, Bu
of Illinois, and
this
Da-~
of lows,
ve of Mi
JOE 1 1 Ors
fire visit
| week at the atid Mrs
mishiurg,
of ructural
cquired to build
maker's new store, $50 00 a ton is tl
itract price
f
: 14s §
Shafler, of Phi
rang @
for thie steel,
: telphin
{ regular
WHS OL One 6
through Centre county
tof the Shaffer tailoring establishme
mber,
Violetta Wolf,
21 i
MIBE
of which he is on me
who just ret
{ ed from Cross Forks where she ts
ible schools, is the
inthe pu her
Miss Bertha Wolf, i
¢
griient «
guest Of
| sister, ace
n this pi
Hall
She will remain in Centre
MeNitt
itt Bros. & Co,
turers of lamber, is at present
fornia, where he will remain |
H¢
6 0
BOTLE
weeks writes that he is delighted
with ti yuntiry and is enjoying the
| breezes from the Pacific
umber of
ly, edited by
Zoologist,
Deg
(punomic
» late artinent
treats of
owry and his
3 men
RR chimney at i
reday after:
il had it ing
The st
d weig
sition, says th
Jk
News fl is twenty
rhe eighteen
Fortunately no on
schedule on t}
+ railroad |
© ix wWishiu
Oo go into el
i | f (1% € ¥
be of advantage
the
Mills
ean be reached it
ug
tratisac
inilives
{ trair 8. The trains
{ bu
urn.
Lat
he walk
ith about one foot,
| ghiort Limes raise Wii
ed in wi
CRREL
away wilh the steps, and a
brick walk laid the enUre i
the hotel between the
atid the
H. B.
is visiting
shade trees,
mngler, of {
hia father, W. W
place, and will remain
Mr
general of th
sd. He
1
i
Lhe others |
Lili
Spaug r
hicago,
Woy
iin this
two weeks
office
i about
{the
fern raiine
brothers
tand Bernard E
Spangler =
North West-
8 one of Hires
wing William
in Chicago, all o
i om hold re LJ nsible position .,
The many friends of Wm. 1
{who wen
complaint which has caused him con-
siderable annoyance for the
years, will be glad to learn that
operatfon was successfully performed
on Baturday, says the Daily News,
at St. Luke's Hospital by Dr. Carl
Vischer.
Miss Gertrude CC. Wieland, of Line
Hall, one of the most successful
school teachers in Harris township,
was in town Tuesday, not having
discovered that the examination by
Prof. Gramley had been postponed.
Miss Grove, of near Centre Hill, also
put in her appearance for a similar
reason. She taoght her first term last
year, and with much success,
(i, Howard Rishel has changed his
plaee of residence from Bayre, Pa., to
Blossburg. He has been engaged with
the Prudential Life Insurance Come
pany since 1892. On the fourth in-
stant he was promoted to assistant
superintendent, having as his territory
den
Mr. Rishel js a son of John Rishel,
deceased, and is one of the many Pot-
ter township young men whom the
Reporter is proud to speak of,
The Bellefonte High School held its
commencement exercises this week,
which ¢losed the fourth term of school
under the principalship of Prof. John
D. Meyer, of this place. Mr. Meyer
has met with singular success in his
school work in Bellefonte, and largely
through his personal effort has suo-
ceeded in creating a thorough educa.
tional sentiment in the county seat, a
condition essential to obtaining the
best results in the class room.
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ESTABLISHED 1889.
PROPRIETOR.
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dropped
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STRAW HATS
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Farm Machine
Als
J. F. SMITH.
The New Cash. Store
Centre Hall, Pa.
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SHIRTS arge Work Shirts
STOCKINGS —A new ling
per } el
LINEN COLI LARS Latest
at 10c each: 14
E. Xtra i.
“a
pair :
5
and
Lusacdie
a
The greatest bargain in town for
LAP DUSTERS— Pretty
WINDOW SCREEN-—H: at 2ic.
POTATOES e highest market price for Poiatoes
money for you. Give us a trial.
TERMS:
Designs,
immer
ummer,
we will pay th
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Clothing, Hats and Shoes
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