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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
S. W. SNITH, Editor and Proprietor.
CenTRE HALL, . . PENN’A,
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER
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DEMOCRATIU STATE TICKET.
IY TICKET,
ERICK ROBB, Romola
WETZEL, Bellcfonde
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ERE
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Harris Township.
Miss Clara Shaffer has gone to Phil
ipsburg for a month's visit among
relatives and friends.
The horses of Mr. Wright that have
been very sick are improving under
the skillful treatment of Dr. Fry.
Mrs, Folmer Campbell spent Thurs-
day at the county seat.
Mrs. James Ross left Saturday morp-
ing for a visit among friends in Al-
toons
Mr
morning
be a witness during the final trial
the robbers.
Misses Winifred and Lizzie Wieland
Saturday were shopping in Bellefonte.
The small pox situation has become
Wm. Catherman left Monday
where she will
of
for Scranton
so alarming that the lumber company
vaccinate their men. He vaccinated
seventeen.
Mrs. D. C. Hess is
daughter, Mrs, T. C. Heims, of Osceola,
Will Felding, New York City,
is enjoying a week’s visit under the
parental roof.
The wheat in the east end, notwith-
the late a looking
visiting her
§
of
standing sowing, i
fine.
Some of our farmers have been husk-
ing corn the past week, but find it a
little green.
John and Ira Hess, Geo. E. Meyer
and Gwin Miller were down from the
Mountain City to enjoy a few days’
hunting.
Elmer Tanheim, wife and daughter,
of Altoona, visiting in Shingle-
town at present.
Wm. Mechtly, of Nantyglo, is visit
ing at Solomon Lohr's.
John
spent Sunday with his mother.
J. P. Wagner Altoona,
are visiting bere.
Miss Pri
Sandy Ridge.
Miss Nettie McFarlane, who spent
the summer visiting friends, returned
t> her howe,
Samuel’ Weber and Edward Lucas,
who are sick with typhoid fever, are
improving slowly. :
Mrs. Jacob Condo, who has been ill
with ailments of a dropsicsl nature, is
also much better,
Mrs. Julia Dinges is suffering with
neuralgia.
Mrs. Lee and
Walout Grove,
Boalsburg Friday.
Mrs, T. K. Boyer aud
Ruth.spent Sunday here,
Charles Fisher espent
Boalsburg.
Mrs. Harriet Musser and Mrs. Harry
Gilmer, of Boalsburg, were in Centre
Hall Tuesday.
Rev. Black spent last week among
the members of the Houserville con-
gregation and held communion ser
vice there on Bunday. This week he
is visiting the families of the Pine
Grove congregation and will bold
communion service there next Sunday.
The sympathy of our people is ex-
tended to Wm. and Daniel Patterson
who are mourning the death of their
sister, Mrs, Martha Kuopfl, who died
last week. Mrs. Knopfl' was a mem-
ber of the Reformed church at
Boalsburg.
Miss Mary Reish is spending this
week in Bellefonte.
Frank Lobr and family attended
the Fair last Thursday.
Mrs. James Ruble is visiting friends
in this place.
are
and wife, of BSeotia,
Sones
«1 ff, fF
nd wife, ol
at
scilla Stuart is visiting
Mrs. MecClintick, of
were shopping io
daughter
Sunday in
Georges Valley.
Ira Barger, of Milroy, visited friends
in this vicinity Bunday.
Frank McClellan purchased a fine
horse which he will drive in his mail
wagon.
There are too many rabbite shot in
Georges Valley ; who will stop it?
James Barger is slowly recovering
from an attack of typhoid fever,
Green Decker has returned from
North Dakota and is on the sick list.
Harvey Horner and family visited
friends in the Loop on Buoday.
Rev. Beirly visited his sick brother,
James Burger,
Rebersburg.
Left over from last week.
Samuel Btrohecker attended the Mil-
ton fair last week.
Mrs. Robert Vonada, of Coburn, is
visiting her sister, Mrs, Peter Kessler,
in this place.
Miss Grace Miller left for Chicigo
last Saturday, where she expects to
visit her aunt, Mrs. George Jordan.
Miss Iva Kidder returned Saturday
evening from a trip to Tyrone, and on
her way back attended the Centre
County Fair at Bellefonte,
Sydney Krumrine, wife, and Miss
Della Weaver, are spending a week at
Williamsport.
Jerry Kessler is at Bellefonte this
week helping John Garthoff, who has
a lunch counter at the fair.
Bc forme s——
Farmers Mills.
A vumber of young people were very
highly entertained by Mr. and Mrs,
W. E. Hagen Sunday night.
Luther Shreckengost, of Union
county, is at present spending a few
days with his son, H. E. Bhrecken-
gost, in this place.
Amos Dunkle returned
in Altoona last Monday.
Andrew Rote and wife, from the
pike, were entertained by J. F. Emer-
ick and wife.
A large number of men
hunting last Thursday.
(George Bradford, wife and children,
ot Old Fort, spent Bunday with Mrs.
Bradford’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. M.
L. Rishel.
George Kline has taken the vacancy
B. Fisher's Boos
flouring mill in this place,
to his work
were out
of G. K. Long in J.
— nian
Mingoville
Edward Evert is firing an engine for
Mr. Dreese,
James Johnson is cutting corn
Mr. McC u will have to
smart or the frost will catch you,
Shoeman Zimmerman shot the first
wild turkey in this section.
Perry Heims shot a bear Saturday
Lun-
for
ain ; ¥¢ be
3
i
forenoon that dressed about two
Jacob Snook was out after squirrels
last aud
FE. G. DeArmitt caught
skunks, and they were flue ones. Mr.
DeArmitt enjoying married life,
having been married last week by Rev,
Wood, at Methodist parsonage,
Bellefonte The bride was housekeep-
Wee K shot a racCcool.
four more
is
the
er for the groom before their marriage,
and they returned to their home and
ate their wedding supper at their own
table.
Jonathan Tressler killed a beef that
dressed hundred sod twenty
Charles McClain shot the an-
imal between the eyes with his revol-
ver, it fell snd E. G. DeArmitt was
about to stick it when it jumped up
and ran They caught it
hit it in the head, which settled it.
ane
pounds.
AWAY. nnd
-—
Lemont.
Uriah Stover is lying quite ill with
ttm
dropsy, and it is feared he canpot live
long
Willis Shuey, the young who
several
of bis
Ian
1s called home months ago
by the lL father, the
late Alvin Shuey, Monday returned to
the west,
11
asl Jliness
have a fine hog die for him one day
last week. Hope it is not the new dis-
ease that killing so many hogs in
Bedford county.
William E. Williams is home from
Altoona to take advantage of the first
few days of the hunting season.
All the hunters out, Thursday of last
week, report fine success and lots of
squirrels to satisfy them, for the num-
ber bagged ran from four to seven, and
a few pheasants to top out the lot.
Corn cutting is now almost a thing
of the past for this year and many of
the farmers are busy husking and erib-
bing, as the cold days of winter are
fast approaching, and lots of corn in
the field, but then it reminds one of
the good days gone by when corn
busking came, when the snow began
to fly through the air and the ground
would freeze at eight o'clock in the
evening then thaw during the day.
Home of the people of this place at-
tended the fair Thursday of last week,
Mrs, Sallie Moore, of Philipsburg, is
visiting among friends in these parts,
David Tressler and daughter Olive,
spent Thursday of last week in Belle-
fonte, taking in the sights and shop-
ping.
Center Furnace school was closed by
the directors last Thursday, owing to
the teachers coming from Oak Hall
Station. That is the third school
closed on account of the disease that
has broken out at Oak Hall Station.
i
Smithtown.
Wm. F. Btover isfixing up the roads
in good shape he is a good supervisor,
Hurl Stover says it is a boy, and he
will have more help for next summer,
is
Gained Forty Pounds in Thirty Days,
For several months our younger
brother had been troubled with indi-
gestion. He tried several remedies but
got no benefit from them. We pur-
chased some Chamberlain's Btomach
and Liver Tablets and he commenced
takiog them. Iosideofthirty days he
had gained forty pounds in flesh. He
is now fully recovered. We have a
good trade on the Tablets, —HoLLEY
Jikos \ Merchants, Long Braoeh, Mo.
or sale by CU. W. Bwartz, Tusseyville,
F. A. Carson, Potters Mills,
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RO
BRERS AT SCRANTON,
Lewis Claims Me Is Not
Foxy Prisoner.
U.T. AND T, DISCRIMINATES,
The South Side Unfalrly Dealt With--25 |
Cents for Mesrnges to Lock Haven,
The United Telegraph and Tele-| James Lewis, William Palmer, Jae,
phone Company has issued orders to | Ryan, and Samuel Bhireman, the rob-
collect a toll of twenty-five cents for bers captured in the Beven Mountains
messages from Millheim, Centre Hall | last June, Monday
and State College telephone exchang- | Beranton for trial before
es. This is discrimination against the States Criminal Court,
patrons of its lines on the Bouth side | Lewis, has a dozen
of Centre county ; it is a diserimina- claigs he can prove an alibi.
tion that is unealied for; it is a dis- |
crimination that is unjust.
The patrons within the exchange
limits of Millheim, Centre Hall and
Jake Sult—-A
taken
United
were
the
who
He talks much
| and is smooth but is very careful not
foxy and windy chap.
In counver-
sation he has admitted having been in
to reveal his past history.
month for their telephones as do the |
patrons within the exchange limits of | by mixing bread and yeast and sonk-
Bellefonte. Why should they not re-| ing both in
ceive the same benefits ?
Why should a dollar expended fair ‘jag’ if you drank enough of it.”
for telephone service on the South side |
water, which, he
| “while weak, would give you a pretty
Lewis claims that he will plead bis
of Centre county not purchase as much
as a dollar expended elsewhere?
This is a question that
answered by any one else than the, tion the night the attempted
United Telegraph and Telephone | was committed at Centre Hall,
Company. CLAIME HE I8
An answer should be demanded by
every patron aflected by the order, and
if no adequate explanation ean be giv-
own case before the court, aud that he
produce from
town that he was at Lewistown June-
Cal wilnesses
cannot be!
Folie ry
NOT BOL
Willlsme-
by
A representative the
port Grit, with a cue furnished
the Centre Reporter, interviewed Lew
en, concerted action might bring about’ 4 1100p the jail authorities, Sunday
Justice. afternoon.
Fhe ehief object in
rnmt—— —
wus to obtain the ident
When told that
s« Jacob =
iy lived in Centre county
ity
Formal Opening of Fish Hatchery it hud tn en
Fish an-
nounces that the first trout eggs will
be received at the Bellefonte hatchery
on Monday and he therefore intends
to make it the formal opening of the
He has invited master of evasion,
who are interested in the new hatchery | i,
Bale
Commissioner Meehan he w it aud that he
'
laughed and despite efforts to
turned
He is a pas
him to the subject, soon
talk into other channels.
new hatchery, those but even with
3
shrewdness
is sometimes makes a
in Centre county to be present on the
grounds about 4:15 p. m. to
the placing of the eggs and the turn-
siip
There
mind
witness the
Lewis
From private infor-
i= no doubt
n in
that the identity of
ing on of the water. On this occasion
Mr. Meehan will fully explain the
work of the hatching of trout and the
aims of the Department of Fisheries at
that station. It is understood that
the Cadet Band of State College has
volunteered to be present and enliven
been discovered,
mation, which be
the Rep
is is vo other person than
Cannot
sorter is led to believe that Lew-
a sonof a
Potter township farmer, notwithstand-
ing Lewis’ laughing denial.
Witnesses on the
left for
are Merchant J H Ross, Clerk
“r snd Mrs W. A :
Hall ; Sherif
fromm Centre
(Hse
the occasion with music. COU
Th
Adam Zelg
of
Bail ©
ty Seranton Monday.
ey
Finger Boards
1. den
laylor aud County Treasurer
Be
he tra &T
of the Penosylvania railroad were laid
ckmen on the L branch
~~
oft Tuesday D. Foster, of Hefoute.
The
Hall
tinue.
Improvements to the extent of over
ten million dollars
the section at Centre
working three-quarter
men on Up to Wednesday evening the ter-
are now mination of the case known 1
the
sued that the prisoners
aban- | . i
is not 0
leporter, but it may safely be pre-
have been
have been
thousands of men
been thrown out of employment.
At Altoona eight hundred men have
been stricken from the pay roll
M Ay
ie! guilt
found guilty and sentenced 1
y the pen-
doned, and have
itentiary
cl nt p——
smith, the Photographer.
Smt
li, the
of the large works in Pitts -
Hall
l their force
riday of
i
Tre F
this
esse ned
of skilled mechanics and laborers,
po A
Wc
CUrescous Trots a Mile in 1 503
Barglars Cart Safe from Express Car
Cresceus, the noted
the
having beaten the time of Lo
and Major Delmar
24
siaiiion,
Burglars backed a wagon up to an : . .
champion of world once
express car on the Kishacoquillas Val
ley Railroad
night snd stole a safe which contained
Ww
at Jelleville Monday
» & 3 —
about £18 in cash and valuable papers
Police
the fields and woods in the
searched Thanks
of The rier re
B. Mrs, Eliza
Schuyler, Samuel Harter, Miss Bchuy-
and citizens have
Reg
Homan,
A.
Rev.
urns thanks to
vicinity
\ 3 ‘ & di : Miu
lelleville, but without findiog any siuamp,
trace of the missing safe or of the men
% 3 fos 3 6 " ff Sor } 1
who 80 coolly carted it away ler, for Reporters tm “ptember 10th,
a uss meaty
Car Load of Potatoes
OT
Mills, will pay
. Wanted.
Congress Called In Extra Session,
Corman, merchant at
President Roosevelt Tuesday issued
a proclamation convening both houses .
and thirty-five cents in trade for po-
and large
Telephone, write or call to see him.
of Congress on November 9 to take ac-
tatoes, in small quantities
tion on the reciprocal commercial con-
vention the United
and the Republic of Cuba.
between Plates
cy
Timber for ¥
H Noll &
KR
—— Ww Brother, of
Rock Grove
Miss Susie Bogdan spent Friday aft- | five acres
ernoon with Miss Nora Boal, at Btone | of Centre Hall, from
Mill. and Julia Gregg, expect to begin op-
Jacob Royer and Annie Kritzer | erations on the tract sometime this fall.
spent Sunday at the home of Joseph | The mill will be located along the pub-
Bitner, at Penn Hall. lic road, at William Parker's. The
Mrs. James Durst visited Mrs, Geo, | timber, which is mostly hard wood,
Bitner one day last week. | will be sawed and shipped from Gregg
sft station to the Pennsylvania Railroad
Potters Mills | Company's various car shops.
| The nrill when in operation will em-
Mr and Mrs. James Summers and | F il em
little son, of Bellefonte. spent Sunday | ploy from fifteen to twenty men. One
with his father | year is the time estimated to manufac.
a . . | ture timber,
Mrs. Frank Carson and Miss Corde- | ture the timber
lia Acker spent Baturday shopping in |
Bellefonte,
Gathering chestnuts, cutting corn, |
boiling applebutter, and cleaning
house are on the string at Potters
Mills.
Quite a number from this place at-|
tended the moving of J. O. Bltover on
Tuesday, and all report a good time.
Mrs. Asher Stahl is home again after
spending two weeks with her hus-
band’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
Stahl, at Centre Hall.
Dr. H. 8. Alexander is kept very
busy, as there is a great deal of sick-
ness through the county.
All are glad to know that Frank Pal-
mer is improving. He has suffered a
long time with a sprained knee,
Hozel Landis is improving at this
writing.
There was a carriage load of people
from Yeagertown spent Sunday at the
home of Calvin Ruhl,
Sm oninssens MM SAA
hundred and fifty over
coats for men, youths and chil-
dren at half price,
MONTGOMERY & CO.,
of timber
A ———————
LOCALS,
Christian Plat, of Farmers Mills,
called last week,
John Rote, of near Penns Cave, was
in town Monday on business. Mr.
Rote seldom comes to Centre Hall
Nicholas Graden, of Bpring Mills,
was a caller Tuesday, He was on his
way to Bellefonte to bring his daugh-
ter home,
Bert Bayard, of Bellefonte, i= quite
ill at the Bellefonte Hospital from
muscular rheumatism, Tuesday
morning an operation was performed
by which two abscesses were removed.
Mrs. Hardy, of Harrisburg, and Miss
Ella Rhone, of California, were enter-
tained at the Rhone home in this
place. The former came from Harris
burg with Mis« May Rhone, who is
connected with the Pure Food Depart.
ment, Monday they returned to the
capital city.
Pore John Heckman, west of Cen-
tre Hall, who a short time ago suffered
serious injury to his left hand by com.
ing in contact with a log that was be-
"ing hoisted in his barn, is anticipating
the full use of the injured member,
although it will require some weeks
before the hand will be of service to
good pie and cake baker; can clerk be
{ tween times in confectionery store; no hard
work; good home and good wages to right party.
Call on or address,
| ANDREW J. RIBHEL,
i No. 131 Fourth Ave. Altoona, Pa,
i
| "RIR7ANT ED AN ENTER
{ El. -~An enterpri
eotion Is wanted Wo Calvass
winter among the farmers in his v
we active, capabie and
to A good man snd
urce of regolar aud eashiy
CRY To it may be devoled ss much or as Ii
{ ime as desired 1f interested write nl one
T. M. Gi, BOX 74, ALBANY, N. Y.
PRIBING FARM
farmer in this
ste fall and
y., Must
honest Kk wi i prove
Can made fa
esrned income esc
yrofitabile bee
f(s
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| Prie 0,
having
{ he wou
DMINISTRATOR'E NOTICE.
Administration on the estate «
of Harris township,
granted
Letters
f Tar
if Ja
inte
been
a
duals
| CS-Pop FARD
{ hundred
| Township, Centre
| estate of Jonathan Tre
For
lain's
and Liver
Easy to take Pleasant in effect. For
sale by CC. W. Bwartz, Tusseyville, F.
A Carson, Potters Mills
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 Blone Building,
Bellefonte, Pa.
8@™ Telephoue connectior ,
Stomach
tr
Do Good-It Pays,
A Chicago man has observed that,
“Good deeds are better than real estate
deeds—some of the latter are worthless,
Act kindly and gently, show sympa
thy and A a helping hand. You
cannot possibly lose by it.” Most men
appreciate a kind word and encourage.
ment more than substantial help.
There are persons in this community
who might truthfully say : “My good
friend, cheer up. A few doses of Cham-
berlain’s Cough Remedy will rid you
of your cold, snd there is no danger
whatever from pneumonia when you
use that medicine. It always cures,
I know it for it has helped me msny a
time.” Bold by UC. W. Bwartz, Tussey-
ville, F. A. Carson, Potters Mills
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Bellefonte, Pa.
Philadelphis « rie
and Northern Centr:
Morning t
teed
vou § vik
BR. Kimins at
F. BH. THOMAS
‘Why Pay Rent ou
|Current Rate Interest
When the
'HomeCo-Operative
Company aco-partnership
will furnish yon the money
to buy a home, or pay he
morigage off, and give you
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
oni the graduating scale, which
Amounis 1o 134 per cent, sims
ie interest on amount, »
trict investigation courted,
I am also agent for the
Equitable Life Assurance
Society of New York
The larsed in
Yom cana
sony He ane
“apt
the Wierd,
afford to Traure
y Fon ww a,
Write or ca! the tiene]
Agent fv full pesticnlams
Any information sequined «11
be given
Edwin K. Smith
General nt
by
Oak Hall Sta., Pa.