The Cause of Many Sudden Deaths dise country most dan nge | \ GL tai ie or po on "| ~~ 0 3 © Ome o o ‘n= i ALL nid Line of AND WINTER Just received at the Bargain Emporium I (fOODN ‘a or. SPRING MILLS. @ DRESS GOODS CO! MPLETE STOCK OF JEW EL R y FLOOR COVERINGS rice OCEANS OF NOTIONS SCHOOL... Ye number o these das it r PINK 'd he gurprised to f students leaving & each carrying stionery see the large OUr store a package a Guired this at about al same “ contain oi year by l or ¢ one-half reguiar price, or price, twice the quantity. his schoo lege if inen’s Powder - Taleume, the box Collar Points, a line at Purse Beads and the Silks, Me Common Fine line Mohairs and Serves. the leading new Frbrics. Soldiers and B ards Childien, lic Working Hose, SC quailty, Paper for the Men's K gular Outing or Flanuveletie to 10e ifal Besuti Woolen Hose for the Famil+ Toy Wash Boards, 10 and 150 Don’t negleet the medium weight udderwear for these chilly days Oleine Bonp, 5e the Ib More Mati of A “iyirt Wais rn sritnmng h pons ew ne of See our 10e sartment of Dishes The Hi Wire i of § oe I ft aptitur priced Gran Al lvnst a thiotiss frie prick | 0 GARMAN’ 5 A child of Mra, Geo. T. Benson’ when getting his ueual Baturday night bath, “ep ped back ngainst a hot stove which The child nh Fey moth: tr ould him. Remembering that she hind a bottle of Charabertaiids Psin Bub in the house, she thooght «hie would try it, To less than half ao hour after ap. plying it the child was quiet and neleer, and in less than two weeks was well Mrs, Benson ise a well known resident of Kellar, Va Pain Balm is an sitiseptie intent and especially valuable foe burnm, cut | bruises and spratus For om by ' W Bwartz, any Yiiiv} A y burned him severely “io fragt y Ww 5 hilt fas he i Court Next Week, Regular term of court opens Mon- There are a number of cases on the trial list, yet nothing ot particular interest —— - Township School Board Meeting There will be a meeting of the Potter township school board at Centre Hill, Saturday afterncon, December 5. No Hursl Delivery on Thanksgiving. According to instructions sent out by the postoffice authorities in Wash- irgton, the rural mail carriers will-not —— poy Thanksgiving Supper of annual The Progress Grange Thanksgiving Arcadia from five to Chicken waffles, members their o'clock, and for possibly are the hall can the proceeds {| fund, every one who omen A Shot a White Deer Last week while Point, hunting on Rattle- Warrensville, Gam- ', Em- sons of (. snake near ning count i 1 LHASey, erson and Harry C ire d respective ly KEV yenrs, shot and the Albino weighs about and beautiful deer of enteen nineteen killed an is white and 200 pounds, - & Ihe The FI Flobert Rifle Again rifle is in evidence agnin ast Friday Orvis He of John Horner, of ns obert irner, son ar Colyer, and SMALL POX IN GEORGE'S VALLEY, Frank Herman is Stricken With the Dis ense at the Home of Harvey Vonada The Spring Mills correspondent writes the Reporter thus: On lust Friday afternoon Frank Her- man, whose home is in Altoona, came to spend some time with his father-in- law Harvey Vonada, in Georges Val- ley, his wife and two children having preceded him to that place some time ago. After arriving in Georges Valley, Mr. Herman complained of not feeling well, on Saturday Mr. Vonada fruucht, Tuesday after- draucht, accompanied Musser, of Aaronsburg, and pronounced Dr. Braucht at once informed the state authorities and County Physician Harris. All necessary precautions to prevent the spread of the disease being taken, and noon Dr H § by Dr. C. 8 visited the patient, the disease small pox, are nites Kahn Kline, A very pretty wedding took place in Altoona on Wednesday evening at 7:30 when Miss Annie L. Kline, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Kline, of Oak Hall, marriage to William J. Kaho, of Al- toons, Rev, Lewis Robb. After the ceremony an elegant wedding sup- per was served by Mr. and Mrs. Ells- worth Derr number of invited guests also a supper was given to the bridal party by the bride's sister, Mrs. Bailey, of Altoona. The groom highly el young man of Altoona and is a painter employed by the P, R. R. They will tuke up house- o'clock united in was by to a (leo. isa respect another boy isiting him, na hunting expedition with a | if] In was discharged, the went « a fence the | sirik- | 1 aasing Fiobert 1 climbing weapon ball gvoung Horuver's leg and iat Kee it through the fleshy In part mems- tween the and ber midway ankie one, | Wc fp — New Cash Store od —but | 1 Tg “ils, i Nut | Ww fel Iti ern Ops and | +h pans, else | , Worth | e | rid ear keeping in Altoona, evening a Was Mr Saturday served to and Mrs supper wedding party by al Ouk Hall, the Kline, Pr. J R G. Allison, of Le accompanied by to Hall, having son, started to drive (‘entre he will locate, ed the Dr. Emerick home. —— LOCALS, At Lewiston, Montana, twelve inch- | fell on Sunday. Bellefonte, ill. John ninety-five yi sdwell, of aged Ars, is seriously Al. Krape isin the Allegheny moun- bunting party from Nit- ‘Beh to every x B.W Spr wis RIPKA, XK Mills irs Hall, encounter | ive endeg ii fi a member r the we f his White is euttle in bull, bundred him and Mr. Conley the animal throw. Neeing the man called mentioned re and witha piteh fork severely prodded the beast, causing him to retreat, The bull owner would Ivy was drivin table Al gh when a voung eighing ut eleven pounds, made a dash for into the feet, threw Lim air, is when this the ground siighted on b repeated his tactics time ing Mr, Con his helpless condition, for the sbove i*yv 10 help, when lady came to | StU, i* 8 natural mul else his have escaped with only several severe bruises, ley, not tment Birthday Party Monday evening sbout sixty people the home of R. D. Foreman, to remind him of his taken While sitting in conversing sce upon a bitend sgainst the The crowd then settled down entered renr the Station, Mr. Foreman entirely by surprise, bis Girthdny was Lemme with the thed him crowd rushed in around for je finally barged his besd ceiling ion g ing tption ereral social chat and story tell In due ihe invie Crlre: long tale was joaded the of calculated to tempt the most fastidious oy For some time the “wittles ike mist bef the morn. whitle jov, mirth lity AHL ell »ome token Hine hg the pres air. The guests tine for departure 4d boped to meet ngain "oe present Minnie Dushen, Jens E«ther, Guy, Wesley, M: Mrs. Frank cist, Mr, and Mrs Crawford and Alfred, Mr. and Mrs, Clyde Brad. ford and deughter Catharine, Mr. and Mrs John Luse, Mr nnd Mra, Milfred tive ard Caugbter Helen, Mr. and Atsshem Lure, Wm and Tillie er, t ho nud Lsveelot Burris, Mitvring, Mr, und Mrs nnd Petil Nese, dis, Cormier, Mr. and Mes aod Hidoey Royer, Mrs. Bhoop, Cudving Nelie, Mr, und Mre, Frank Froith, Mr,osed Mre, Lyman Smith, drughter Ruth, Mr. and Mrs, James Se zion, Me, and Mrs. L. Rhooe and drug bor Floreree, Bsmuel Bhoop and dep bter Annie, Mr. and Min, T. G, Wilson, deughter Helen aud sou Kus Hin « the delicacies welcome with sil the penson, flure sppesied © i tn greed i Fei ned if thier “Uy fhe “i n Mo whet The teint un « betrp rej ¢ sel “ sion Those yf n J ts si M ui of A. Is Wee If Sou want good Kentucky colts, he sale at Centre Hall Satur n Ff A Martz, of Alt Wee K He ania rail J. Edgar ons, was in is employed in #y iva ad shops, Mrs, RB moth- is al present Rearick, earick, of Beavertown, J. M of Rev SORT and Mrs ick, Mrs time had Mrs returned Walters, who for somes with her daughter, tearick, in this place . burg S. C. Bott Wednesday ver estats orf was a caller of Colyer, in the interests of the Col see notice testamentary in umn, Mrs. Joseph Runkle, of returned home last week at Mahafley, lunkle was employed on a another « Mr. and Bellefonte, from a ten where Mr large plumbing contract, The Reporter erred in stating that Mrs. Mary A. Horner was buried at Pleasant Gap. The took days’ stay interment ing laid by the side of her John Horner. A number of the colts to be sold by D. H, Bonyder Baturday, will be two- year-olds. This will give prospective buyers an opportunity to see the gener- al make up of the stock. o'clock, rain or shine. husband, Messrs, Amos Lee and Arthur B. ecutors, Mary A. Colyer and (. 8. Bot- torf. the latter part of this week Light thunder showers passed over Penns Valley Monday evening. midnight of thunder, and early in the morning the performance was repeated. There were copious rains during the night, VIN-TE-NA the greatest of all tonics, | restores wenkened exhausted lity, brain-fag, fag, nervousness nnd sleeplessness, by purifying and replenishing the blood supply. Makes pure red blond. Guar- anteed. J D Murray, Druggist, Williem ant chest ou’ day and called at the Reporter offi » advance to 1805 Mr Koofleloger is one of the busy men on Nittany Mou» tain and seldom comes to town If you have occasion to be in Belle “ vila Kuoffs nger, of near Plens. who is sawing first clase shingles, was in town Satur Ging, in other business, remember that the ac. commodations st the Haag house are the best to be hed for the money. Mr, Neweonier will see thet you are well cared for, If the Husg House is mot your sicpping place, make it so, Wallies Weaver, of Colyer, wis a ealisr Waodnesday, and informed the Reporter that the family of J A, Wenver will move to Harter, West Vir. ginia, in a sbort time, The senior Weaver has been employed at that point for some time with the Harter Brothers, who are sugaged in the Mmber buioes, From Rossman's Store, Merchant H, F. Rossman, of Bpring Mills, announces that he has just re- ceived the prettiest and most elaborate line of dry goods ever unpacked in his store. Special mention may be made of the many new designs of walstings and dress goods. These are especially pretty and suited to the trade in price, style and quality. Not only these goods, but almost everything in the dry goods line. Remember—at H, F, ssn ff poses Rossman’s, Murringe Licenses, Charles R. Norris, State College. Eva A. Marshall, State College. Charles Victor Strange, Rush twp. Carrie May Williams, Rush twp. Harry Ginter, Philipsburg. Matilda Nicholson, Gearhartville, Charles King, Bellefonte, Badie M. Coxe, Roland. George W. Coke, Ferguson twp. Ida M. Keller, Pine Grove Mills, Holand. Abethia Weight, Tyrone, A mn Grove Coxe, Nimith, the Photographer. W. W. Bmith, the photographer, will be at Centre Hall Friday, Nov. 20, r————— fo A Spring Mills. Mrs. H. B. Braucht and son Dean spent a few days last week in Belle- fonte, Miss made a flying visit 0. McCormick leaving on took with her her home Cora McCormick, to of Tyrone, her brother, J. and family. Upon Saturday afternoon she their mother who makes with her in Tyrone, but who past few weeks has been visit- her son here I Vv, and wife home of C. A Gress were entertain. . Krape one day | Mrs. prepared with 1) Gi. N. Wolfe for hats. the latest styles reasonable, to She is and her prices are a Hes Valley. Houtz visited Geor Miss Ray in Aarons- Jasper Wagner's horse ran off Mon- morning, David Rearick sold to Albright town, M. ed at wpe H. IL from D The Evangelical chu KiX fine porkers Bros. butchers at Yeager- J. Barger, who has been employ- Burn the sumer, ding a few weeks at home. Foust purchased H. Rea/icl k Bresidin 2 ham in past a fine horse Elder of reh the United | preached a very interesting sermon at this place on Thursday evening. Howard Foust has J. D. move this fall, hunting club for the big flat, re they will? spen d a week ¢ hasing | footed deer, i Decker rented Long's farm, and Iie will ay Valley leave on Saturday (Feorges whe the Green up resdy for sale. 1 fleet is busy brightening | his farming implements getting Please sign next communication so that supplies can be sent you—Ed. pc Tusseyville. Charles Ishler spent SBunday with his mother and sister, Lawrence Runkle left Monday morning for New York, where he in- tends learning to be 8 barber. The farmers are about through husk- ing corn. A pumber of young people spent Bunday afternoon at the home of G. E Ishler, and were royally entertain. ed by Miss Effie The entertainment given by Rev, Elliott Saturday evening was well at- tended and appreciated. ote | JUST WHAT YOU NEED. i w—— | Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets When you feel dull after eating, { When you have no appetite. { When you have a bad taste in the | mouth, When When When your liver is torpid. your bowels are constipated. you have a headsche. When you feel bilious. They will improve your appetite, cleanse and invigorate your stomach, and regulate your liver and bowels. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by C W. Bwartz, Tusseyville; F. A, Carson, | Potters Mills, A FREE game inside each package of Lion Coffe 60 different games. w— For wiok bondache try Chamberlain's Ntomach and Liver Tablets; they will ward off the attack if taken in time. Fir sale by OO. W. Bwartz, Tusseyville; F. A. Carson, Potters Mills, Qentre Reporter $1.00 n ywar, — KREAMER & SON. A fine full line of LADIES’ & MISSES’ SHOES. A Complete line , . . . MEN'S AND BOYS’ SHOES. Please do not forget our , , FINE LINE OF CARPETS. N— Tr Kreamer & Son Centre Hall, Pa. 0000000000L000000000800006 Shoes for Everybody My line of . . Box Calf for LADIES MISSES CHILDREN and MEN was never better for the Mone The S9999s200v0easnuaneseus sty H. GQ. CENTRE STROHMEIER, MY RUBBER 0 of the os HALL, . . .-. . PENN, waka, Americ let us reason P.V.S. STORE. Goods exchanged for Produce. C. A. KRAPE. Spring Mills, Pa. 0000000000 O000VOOD Ew L OU togetl Manufacturer of and Dealer in HIGH GRADE MONUMENTAL WORK in all kinds of Marble aso (ranite, AN ); d. 35 HIN4INEI4S204 4949900044 4045444 0400908 so0CeRRP0QROMRPARRRASE ROO H. F. ROSS ring Mi Special attention is called to ¥ ; UNDERWEAR OF ALL KINDS Heavy Cotton and Woolen Hose for Men, Women and Children . ‘ NEW TRIMMINGS. SHOES : Everything usually found in a N vy and RUBBERS. rell stocked store. Smithtown GRAIN MAKK ET, Peter Breon was helping near Bellefonte to husk cor Charles Frankenberger was stung in the face while working around a bee hive. C. H. Pressler is stack. He knows how to improve John F. Breon Mills, were guests of Harry F berger over Sunday. building and wife, of ring ranken- A g, daughter of Mr. and of South Dakota, information was ved Wednesday by the grandpa. Mr snd Mrs G 1. Goodhart. PEL ATR fartha Greg Mra, J. W, Evans, lied recently. The ills The Frank Huntly Concert ny will give an entertainment in Presbyterian church at this D-e. 11. rents, £ omps the recs place The Red Cross Oak Double Heater is the best heater money will buy. Its con- struction is on the right principle to give out the full benefit of fuel consu . We also handle the Sunshine Oak Double Heater, Western Hot Blast Heater, See the Peninsular Steel, Retort Peninsular, Imperial Red Cross, Monarch and Family Irvin Ranges. Not only stoves, but everything in our line. THE PLACE TO SEE THE BEST STOVES THE PLACE TO BUY THE CHEAPEST STOVES J.A.Reesman,CentreHall » A
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