Linden Hall. Miss Luey Warring, of Tyrone, visiting ber aunt, Mre. D. C, Hess, Joe Brooks is home from Young- | wood for a week's vacation. took place Saturday largely sitended. The conducted by his former pastor, Rev, D. E. Hepler, Clearfield. Inter. meant in Boalsburg cemetery. morniog, BEIVites were of contracted a heavy cold recently. A band of gypsies are ¢ noying hood by begging. John Mohreek Grampian, move back to Lemont in a few Miss Nanuie Gingerich Thursday will go to New York where pects to spend the winter, the people in the neighbor- home arrangements was makiog veeks, she ex- Women as Well as Men Are Made Miserable by Kidney Trouble. Kidney troubie preys upon courages and lessens iti the mind, dis- n eauty, vigor and cheerfulness soon disappear when the kid- neys are out of order "or diseas ed. neys. “It oe ch ates too often, urine scalds the 1 flesh or if, the reaches an ag } c when Ant onir o , it is yet afflict it. the caus ney "trouble, and t} towards the tre trou le Fg ie to 0 Ns and bl adder and not to a habit as most people suppos Wo men as well 4s men are made mis- y and bla and bot! RY same great The mild and “immediate effec + ®of Swamp-Root is soon realized. It is sold by druggists, in fifty “X cent and one dol sizes. You may ha dder the the Hume of 5p Rock. ding many of the letters receive . In writing Dr. Kilmer N. Y., be sure and ber the Hs I. GOODHART GOODHAR et, extension a ir feather ters, book case, two oth 3 = i rade I an ale LAIRD H. BARBER, Executor Manch Chunk, Pa HERES) " GIVER th I have t fr e 0 time, ex unnmng bon she 1zo0dse, 5 he er : head § eattle, 1 ¥f. Mower, grein Ri Livi 1%, Gres ¥ oad, GARMAN’S. HEL ——— # Misses’ and Ladies’ Para. The new line is shown. Children’ sols, 10 eent Curinin Pole—Ash, Cherry and White, 6 yards of White Lace Beading in a pack—5 cents a pack, More of those 25 cents a pair Sash Curtains, Bash Rods 5 cents up. 98 cents for a first class Calico Wrap- per. Matting 12 1-Z¢ to 30 cents, The new styles in Bhirt Waists Bets, Porch Bwings $2.50, Voiles—Chevoita, Broadeloth, Mohair, Sicilians and the new fabric in Inrge assortment, Lace Striped Mohairs—Cream and Navy ; some eall it hem stitched st 50 cents the yard, All the new White Goods for wedding and commencement, from 15¢ to 76¢ the yard. The laces to go with in Normandy, Vals and Mechlins, Pear! Buttons from 14 to 24 line, 2 dozen for 56 cents, Not one-half New Millinery Goods Mrs. Lucy Henney has just received a flne assortment of Fall millinery l'goods, All the latest and most beauti- | ful styles and prices reasonable, Give her a call and inspect her goods. wmf Mf An Apology. In order to give the Reporter force an opportunity to attend the- pienie, | local news is cut short in this issue, and a number of communications | omitted entirely. cont AA A —— House and Lot for Sale, The house and lot known as the | Wm, Wolf home iu Centre Hall is of- fered at private sale by W. B. Mingle, Esq., agent for the owner. The proper- ty is one of the best aud most desira- Lie homes in Centre Hall, centrally Adv. will omens anistf Marriage Licenses, Paul Alberts, Coleviile, Grace Blasech, ille. W. Johuson, ev Charles Bellefonte, Bellefonte, Edwin 8. Weirer, Millheim, Olive Keen, Millheim. Cephas R. BShepz, Wolfs Store, Tammie M., Wise, Wolfs Store. Jas. McKee Hipple, Baltimore, Alta Li. Gillau, Clarence, Forest Stonebraker, Philipsburg. Irvin, Philipsburg. Smith, Lizzie Md. Bessit Kdgar Hess, Philipsburg AN INVITATION TO AT THE Included AND Minnie Love, E Philipsburg. lward L. Lingle, Spring Mills, Gertrude Hauser, spring Mills. Wi. Katz, Bellefonte. Felina Baum, Bellefoute. Wm. H. leasant Gap. Marian Coldren, Pleasant Gap. s. Bilger, ———— A —— Conclusive evidence has light that James Lewis, one quartet robbers captured Mountains in June, to Potter town one time. the uel ny come to | of the | in the | ean point | ship as his residence at | Lewis was the man shot in | and while lyiug at the point ! Potters Mills hotel, he he had friends living | but that he | die than reveal his | the little thought » this expression, but it has | since he spoke | the truth. His parents are both dead, but other relatives survive. which name / Of Neven the that of death at remarked within a short would identity was given t distance, rather At time, been discovered that is an | alias, al time | lived near Mifflinburg, aod it is reason- | able to credit him and his gang with the robberies committed in Penns Val- | ley on former His hand, no doubt, was in the post office rob- | Hall and State Col- veral years ago. Lewis, however with his pareuts, one OCCARIONS, beries at Centre lege we aes mt LOCALS For a good square mea! go to Keller's | boarding house, © f Colleg township bas wd, thirty-six miles « This excludes the pike. Dr. 8 C. leader in Tuesday. Mr. ar linburg, J. M. Rearick. Roy in Centre publie re i Aarousburg, a | , was in town | Musee er, of his profession of Miff- and Mrs, d Mrs. Witenmeyer, are guests of Rev, Kelley, of Reedsville, stopped Hall way lo State College where he i% a student, n his Messrs. Paul and Claude K, College to re- that institu. iii ren uring Stahl returned to Hate sume their studies tion H. B. Fran near Mill guests of Mr, apd st Ket Hein, berger and family, of Wednesday were Mrs. Harry Fye, in place, i Dairyman J. Will Smith bad the | wisfortune to lose one of his best milch The animal died from a rupture Mr. and Mra. Cyrus Luse, of Tyrone, {are visiting friends and relatives in dom leaves home unless accompanied by his wife. Ivy W. Bartges announces his sale of farm stock and implements for October 29, He has a fine stock of cows, heifers and calves, as well ns a Heo sale register. Prof. W. A, Brown and son Ralph, of Huntingdon, were callers Wedunes- day. Mr. Brown is connected with the musical department of the Hunt ingdon Reformatory, and is one of a number of Centre county young men wito sre making their presence felt in that fnstitation. a Our semi-annual half-price sale MO aly 8 CO, Bellefonte, Pa, Stomach Trouble. “I have been troubled with my stomach for the pust four years,’ says D. L. Bench ot Clover Nook Farm Greenfield, “A few days ago i was induced to A oy a box of Chamber Iain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets, | have taken part of them and feel a deal better.” If you have 3 ony the regular price, Dozen of new patterns in waistings, a —— GARMAN 8. wif with yourstomach a box of ' these Tablets, You are ain to be ' pleased with the results. Price, 3 cents, For sale by 0. W, WY. Swarts > j Sayville; F. A. Carson, Potters Mills, AS WELL AS A G( VISIT | OD DISPLAY OF PERCALES, ETC, ETC, FOR SALE LOW PRICES. Worth 20 and 40 We invite you to visit our "Twill be a good opportuni Cents, .r.... booth during the Picnic, ty to buy reliable goods + . » + . . LOCALS, The Luse cider press will be open Tuesday and Thursday of next week. Lost—Gold chain with heart-shaped lost on pienie grounds, Please leave at headquarters, The weather has been delightgul for the encampment and exhibition, A. Korman & Bon, Spring Mills, will open their cider press Tuesday, and will continue during the season. Mr. and Mra. SBimon P. Moyer, of Mrs. D. J. Meyer. Mr. Moyer is an Miss Effie Ishler, daughter of George Ishler, of Tusseyville, Is a student at the Moyer Musieal College, Freeburg, and last week wert to that institution to pursue her studies, 8B Q well know resl died in He was Haven Mingle, the New York Tuesday morning. formerly un resident of Lock D. C. Keller is suffering greatly which to fester. Tuesday but was obliged to home and tak® his bed. Mr, and Mrs. T. C. Bartges and two little daughters, May and Ruth, Mon- day arrived from Pittsburg on a two weeks’ vacation with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Bartges, Centre | Hall, and Mr. and Mrs, J. M. Moyer, | of Tusseyville, Harry Bituer, who for the past few days has been in Centre Hall, Satur- day will go to Pittsburg and Monday will begin reporting for the Pittsburg | Press. Mr. Bitner had a sévere attack of typhoid fever from which he has now fully recovered. D. E. Bible, of Pottsville, was a call- | er Tuesday. Mr. Bible is engaged in the manufacture of hosiery, and has established a good business. The busi- ness is conducted under the firm name of 8, and B. Kuitting Mill. The plant has a capacity of one hundred and twenty five dozen hose per day. Jerre Miller, of Duboise, arrived in Centre Hall, Monday and has since been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Arney. Mr. Miller with his family lived in Centre Hall for many years, prior to moving to his present home, aud while here conducted a barber shop. He is being warmly greeted, The Shamokin Daily News, in its Monday's issue, gave a splendid por. trait of Rev. W. 8B. Fischer, D, D., and his church, the Trinity Lutheran, Dr. Fischer on that occasion rounded out He was on the camp grounds return Dr. Fisch. church ministry a church. For fourteen years, er was pastor of the uthera making his I Centre Reporter §1,00% year. LOCALS. M. M. Duck, of Spring Mills, caller Wednesday. Was a A fine sccount of the encampment | and exhibition will appear in the next | issue of the Reporter, School is closed this week in both the borough and Potter township. Monday every pupil should be in his or her seat. Photographer W. W, Bmith will be in Centre Hall this week, and will be ready to “take you' just as you are, Call to see him. Dr. T. P Meyer, of Lock Haven, A... I T— CRANT HOOVER Controls sixteen of the largest Fire and Life Insurance Companies in the world. The Best is the Cheapest..... No mutuals ; no assessments, ...Money to Loan on First Mortgage Office in Crider’s Stone Building, Bellefonte, Pa. 8" Telephone counectior, Musical College The Musical College at Freeburg, Snyder county, Pa., is in session and will continue without vacation until opportunity of attending a term of six weeks or more Piano, organ, vocal, band and stringed instruments taught. For catalogues address, Henry B. MovyER. £3 DMINIETRATOR'S NOTICE.—Letters of Administration on the estate of James J. Price, inte of Harris township deceased, bavicg been duly granted to the und gned be would respectfully request all per selves indebted 10 the estate 0 make liste payment, and those having claims against the same to present them duly suthentd- cated for settlement. ROBERT CONDO, Administrator, Boalsburg, Pa. DMINISTRATORSE NOTICE ~-LETTERS of Administration on the estate of Busan Halos, Iate of Gregg townshi deceased, persons knowing themselves Indebend 10 the estate to make imme diate payment, and those having claims against the same 10 present them duly suthenticated tor settlement WM. P. HOSTERMAN, Administrator, Aug. 13, & Penn Hall, Fa. DMINISTRATORS NOTICE. —~Letters of Administration on the estate of Wm, of Gregg twp. deceased, bhaviog been duly granted to the und ersigned, she would respeetfn) iy request all persons Knowing them- selves indebted to the estate 10 make immediate payment, ard those having claims against Lhe same 10 present them duly authenticated for set tiement, MRS MARY J. GOODHART, Aug 6 Administratrix He i= the author of historical notes of the 145'h Regiment, published weekly in the Reporter, lpn New Shoes My fall line complete ae now of shoe was never wus miners wind children, Men's patent line of high top water proof shoes, Rubbers, line complete, Cas. A. KRAPE, Spring Mills. si —— His Life Saved by Chamberlain's Colle, Cholera and Diarrhoes Remedy. “B. L. Byer, a well known cooper of this town, says he believes Chamber lain's + Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saved his life last summer, He bad been sick for a month with what the doctors call billious dysen- tery, and could get nothing to do him {any good until he tried this remedy. It gave him immediate relief,” says T. Little, merchant, Hancock, Md. For sale by C. W, Swartz, Tussey ville ; F, A. CUTIOD, Potlers Mills. Our semi-annual half-price ns to-day, GO Y & CO, Bellefonte, Pa. Sale Register, 18, Friday, 10a. m., Spring Mills—House- LO SALLE Rett are » and are Jane Van V y Alai y 2, Thu October half mies east of O Mrs, , 10 a mone and one Fort, on Fairview Fruit implemen pried pe perc | 00000000400 0060020000000 Summer Shoes Of all Kinds Reduced for a short Time to make room For Fall Goods. : P.V.S. STORE. Goods exchanged for Produce. . . . C. A. KRAPE. Spring Mills, Pa. IOBACCO TAGE WANTEI times, in Jarge Or sm Cigar Bands, Coupot fn the highest ca ir thet i exchange Tobmooo Tags or ju for Cigar i Bands allowing a large margin or bs EXC hange CHAP . Pa 00D FARM ning one GF 3 3 1 t tust 1 College Township, Cer 3 g 10 the estate of Jo 3 i which was lalely « deceased good orc hard, el JOSEPH * DANIEL Fortney 4&4 Walker, Alorneys Bellefonte, Pa. Aug. A, ip Good b - 4 TAVERN E- Not} oe 16 bereby given petition of Wm J Ray Wey Ri rank W. Greber was this day fi ied in the office of 1he clerk of the Court of Quarter Bession, aski the court that the term license of Josey! As crof %, 24 ward of Philips arg borough bet ran red to them M. 1 ‘GARDNER, Clerk. 1903 Ll TICE- JENS that the Bellefonte, Pa, Bept to use bad ) Che N has it, 3 that jooks good w 3hat you svar will doula" Just as good Lr ol} around good: R literature on t N E w GOODS. We Jicive juat received a fine line of . bin G a ———— This line includes a choice sclection of Dress Goods PATTERNS IN BLACK and COLORS These patiens are oy the haatont designs design, eroeed in Secfing Ad 4 the the first who assortment is large, come will have an advantage. 8% 8 0» Shoes and Rubbers H. F. ROSSI1AN, repaired or refin. H. G. STROHTEIER, CENTRE MALL, . PENN. Manufacturer of and Dealer in HICH GRADE... MONUMENTAL WORK in all kinds of Marble ao AA . . . AE TR FE Ae Vile CENTRE REPORER % CENTRE REPORER ask to have it sent (0 you free A ‘pode ‘vad wi do. th do eos Eh For a bilious I taliaus ott er Tonite
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