MOSERS LOSE 81,250,000 SUIT,
Involving
Trin),
Court Refuses
Yauiuah Cos! Lands to Coma to
Fhe suit of the heirs of Burkhard
wer against the Lehigh Coal & Navi-
ta Allow Case
Ar
AE
fot coal
Ianuds
8
v
A
nores of
valued
of
1 Company for 273
in Sehuvlikill county,
150.000, out
at
thrown court
by Judge Bechtel,
claimed that Burkhard
Moser acquired the land in 1788 and
held it until of death in
1832 I'he Lehigh Coal
quired possession
(
Ls Wis
londay
"
The
Lieirs
the time his
Company ac-
the
and held the
town
by a title from
in 1864
Part of the
iv in
iVOIN
8 number several bhun-
pnmonwealth
vperty ever since,
MMUGURK was 1
e Mo
en the suit,
ir
er he
number of whom live
who have been fight-
of
with
18, A
ntre gounty,
long time in the courts
Berks
of securing the property.
the court in
he court
the proper
bring suit and sustaived the
defer
iil and counties,
patter came before
orm of a bill in equity
1 that this is not
the
er of th dant’s attorneys.
fur
of Judge
1 his opinion in the equity
the for the
preparing to
Following the suggestion
Lit
{inga
ings,
attorneys
heirs are now
ejectment proceedings against
» company.
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COUNTY SEAT NEWS,
Official Business and Otherwise as Reported from Bellefonte
by the Reporter's Special Correspondents,
JANUARY COURT.
The first session of regular court for
1904 will open Monday, January 25.
The and
drawn for said court follow :
GRAND JURORS
Henry Zerby, Halues
D. B. Behenck, Howard,
Wim. Bitner, Potter
James A, Ott, Bellefonte
G. W., Stover, Militheim
Wm. Walker, Rush,
Wm. Kunes, Liberty
W. C. Walk, Taylor
G. W. Smith, Wal
John Ar t
Frank Pet
W.J.1%
(vr, Haag,
A. W
Clayton
Clayton B
Enoch =
B Haupt, 8
traverse, | J. H. Gross, Be
Jacob Berkstresser
H Kremer, Snow Bi
Daniel Long, Miles
wee WW, A, Oddy ir}
jurymen, grand
ker
enner
FE Sk kt
Ce ot
Trwi
Charles |
Wm. RM
James
MARRIAGE
John A.
Minnie
LICENSES
Fye, Moshannon
IRS—18T WEEK. 4
: ! R P. Barger, Moshannoun,
Earle CC. Tuten, Bellefonte
R
tebecen Cole, Bellefonte
H. Turner, Julian.
Katharine
Jolin
A. Irwin, Julian,
John Kelley, Worth twp.
Mattie Cowher, Worth twp.
1 Tru Morrisdale
| Run.
Rusie Kay Lilley,
Samu mbile, Mines,
Haw k
Bo po
ANTED,
LETTERS GR
During the past ek letters of ad- |
tration were issued as follows: |
minis
Op the estats Jacob P. Kern, late |
of Miles town
hip, deceased, to George |
of William Bell, late of |
A. 8. Bell and |
nt eslale
Bellefonte, «
William
Ont
land, iat
William H
On the A
eceased. to
Horner,
township, d
City
hie truth connects
LOery 1s told | bis
Confers
Hall Batur-
Crumbling pre-
it Centre
won, Rev, E
v. Official members of the various |
be present. This is the |
res wil
“&
for
F stow
i
iy the
esion
1a
E ectinn of
year, |
reds will
(qual er
«also election of lay dele
nifere: o be held
March
annual co
gates {
\
al
DO YOU GET UP |
WITH A LAME BACK ?
York the first Thursday in
late of Spr
W. H. Mus
TRAMSFER ALL ESTATE,
Coll
$1
J os
Cru
Bprit
Jue
ed Fel
Cons
..0. T. CORMAN
SPRINC MILLS, PA.
HOLIDAY GOODS
»
dad
Dre
Goods and Trimmings.
i ts, trimmings, ar
Hosiery, Glov Ties, Ribbons.
e ties i T1DDOT inan
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>
©
Newest Designs
wes
in Jewelry.
epartment of
fine
: s, suitable for Christm
Candies, Nuts,
Oranges, Oysters.
and confections, oyst
wn for
1140 of every des riptic
v Toilet Articles.
t, glove and tie boxes, albums and fine
are displaved on the counters at
Curtain Poles and Fixtures.
solid poles and bracket nickel.
highl Beautiful stair rods of flat and oval brass, also the heavy
round ste
1900
Hav
ve 1
/
kel plated.
Washing Machine,
i
eived These
I have
ust re a line of the celebrated machines,
machines s«ded to be superior to any other machine on the market
are con
them from $6.00 up to $40.00 atcording to finish. i operate the ma-
tl itself. The machine is guaranteed
Ha
ire
chine, it 1 automatic and almost operates
give entire satisfaction.
company. They
substantial manner,
to wash thoroughly and » well known wringers
manufacture grade, reliable, with
it the
the same
solid rubber made in a same price as
Aw §
ybody who reads the news.
to know of the wonderful
by Dr.
1er's Swamp-Root,
the great kidney, liver
bladder remedy,
s the great medi
$
is
made
century;
after years of
MAB Dr. Kilmer, the emi.
* nent kidney and blad-
er specialist, and is
successful in promptly curing
wonderft
lame 1 k
bies an g
form of kidney trouble,
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp«Root is not rece
ommended for everything but if you havekid-
pey, liver or bladder trouble it will be found
just the remedy you need, ° [thas been tested
in so many ways, in hospital work, in private
practice, among the helpless too poor to pur-
chases relief and has proved so successful in
every casmthat a special arrangement has
been made by which all readers of this paper
who have not already tried it, may have a
sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book
telling more about Swamp-Root and how to
find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble,
When writing mention reading this generous
offer in thig paper and
send your address to
Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bing- ji Eo ’
hamton, N. Y. The i »
Fagular fifty cent and Tome of Bwamp-Root
dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists,
but remember the
wamp-Root,
.» on every
ri
ht's Disease, which is the worst
Don't make any mistake.
pame, Swamp-Root. Dr. Kilmet's
ana © i. Binghampton, N.
e.
Before purchasing your holiday goods, call and examine immense stock.
1
| Examine particularly the 1900 Washing machine.
| IMPORTED RUG (26x52)
i Any
FREE.
making a purchase of $10.00, strictly casl
receive as a present a very beautiful imported rug, size
Full Line of Sporting Goods.
A full lin
{ ammunition.
Highest Market Prices Paid for Produce.
i Produce of every description wanted.
! trade for potatoes, poultry, &e. 4
one cash, ng December will
&
y
i
i
i
of clothing, guns and
e of sporting goods on hand, consisting
| O. T. CORMAN, SPRING MILLS.
\@ Dlildu s.
with
= AYNE'S TONIC
The VERMIFUGE,
( a pleasaini,, potent and permanent Invigorator for
WOM ., CHILDREN and MEN,
your
rength
in
CURTIN ROBBERY A FARUE,
Sharp Admits that He Took the Money
The Cash Recoverad,
excitement
of (ar-
About weeks
prevailed in the
tin’s works b
two #Hygo
community
of a
bold robbery committed on a
VY Teasnn supposed
Young
miller by the name of Vincent Sharp
The story was, that a stranger came
into the mill during the day and or-
dered a sack of corn meal saying he
would come after it during the after-
noon, and in the evening came back
and gave the young miller a five dol-
lar bill to change, and while he was
getting the change from the safe, the
supposed robber sand bagged him and
stole a’little over one hundred dollars.
Young Sharp has now admitted to
the county detective that the
thing was a farce, and that he
whole
(Sharp
took the money.
I'he money has about all been recov-
It was hidden the
away in
of unconsciousness
head was well played. He
npanied the Bherifl to Mill
Hull the next day to identify the sup-
posed robber who had been arrested at
complaint
and sore
evi
1 Bee
that place,
I
I a ——
Fire ant Philipsburg
Philipsburg was visited Monday |
morning about 2:30 by a disastrous fire, |
B. F. Hofler's
Hehlater’s barber
virtually destroying
novelty store, Henry
J.C.
as the iailoring shop of
B. J. La-|
of peace, the latter places
Recorder Rowe's tailoring
as well
Bollinger and office of
: # ti
Le, Justice
f business being in the second story, |
‘he fire is believed to have been the
{un incendiacy |
Mr. Hofler, who
, Will be upwards of |
io
carried
+ oof FOOdE
th rance of
The
thers was not
ut
the
t will be |
Bil usu no
f
i
loss in the ease o
ascertained, bu
11 $
ail temp
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Professional Notjee
Christmas Goods
Fincst line of Christmas goodsin town, «+ + + + + + »
i
1 ever before .
A 1
ire ial
ad Soy
Fine line of Chinaw
Fine line of Handkerc
Fine line Ladies’ Slippers.
REAMER & SON.
Fine line Ladies’ Gloves
Fine line nice Art Tops
-Printed in Oil Colors on
Always on hand a complete lin
dise, All goods
Produce of all |
call
cheaper t
: ’ i
RICIS,
will bear inspection, . ,
Pillow thing
Cloth,
>» of General Merchan-
just the
dieahlz
gurapic * *
f 1 fr
, > op , “gh ru
e. reasonable proiit, + ,
’ 1
rire
Ah ANA . +
betore
[sewhere,
Give us a
iL
00000000 OGCLOOROOOGANOT DORE
Shoes tor
Everybody . .
»
1006800 GOQY
My line of
Box Calf for LADIES
MISSES
CHILDREN
and MEN
LR
H. G. STROHTMEIER,
PENN.
P.V. 8S. STORE.
(ro0ds exchang
f MONUMENTAL WORK
or
C. A. KRAPE.
Spring Mills, |
Marbl
(iranite,
a
Christmas Photos
taken next week,
at Smith's gallery
- —-
PVouitry Wanted
{Spring Mills
and
Walls
ducks,
eT
Ros
WWiCes. or
sh
in annusl ses-
1 uesday morning
and thirty-two dele.
i
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LAVCALS
a sw isiniry,
the home of Joseph Luiz
ay
Mrs, Iemac Smith, of this place, wih
bad been visiting in Willinmsport for
BOE
time, returned home Baturday.
Fhe ladies of
the Reformed church
at Boalsburg will hold a festival and
oyster supper New Year's evebing
Friday.
Mrs Cloyd rooks, west
Hall, had the misfortune to have the |
f one of her fingers taken off by |
coming in contact with a meat grinder.
of Centre |
Those who vieit the furniture store
Miss Vera Grove, daughter of Wm,
M. Grove, Esq , of Centre Hill, was]
school
| the other day on account of becom-
ing ill
| On account of the increase of freight
{ traffic, the Penuvsylvania has taken
| back u number of men who were drop-
ped when the retrenchment policy
| went into effect. There is a noticeable
increase in freight traffic on both the
| Middle and Pittsburg divisions,
O. T. Cormau, Spring Mille, in send.
| ing Lis ndvertisement to the Reporter,
| jssued orders to have it displayed sa
| blind man could read it. Literally
| that is impossible, but every reader of
| the Reporter can not fail to be im-
| preset with the fact tha! when one
| advertises to the extent that Mr. Cor-
| tunn does, he has also made prepara-
tion to serve his customers. Call on
Corman,
The directors of the Lutheran or-
phans' school, Lioysville, Perry coun-
ty, have decided to begin next spring to
improve the grounds around recently
constructed buildings, by planting
shrubbery and grass and by laying out
gravel walks. Gustave Hanson, a land.
scape architect, of Harrisburg, will be
engaged for this purpose, Regarding
the proposed new dormitory for boys,
which will be erected next year it has
been decided to advertise at once for
bids for ite construction.
20000 OCGOOBBGREBTVT TET
h
H. I. Rl
Spring \
HOLI
We iust received the fine: liday Goods we |}
ever had. COR
buying y¢ Yea
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ave
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#1
certainties of
Dumb lock must 1
results from Keeping o:
TO
The ¢
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NSUMPTIVES.
CON
1
with
disease Conse
to his fe
those wi
of charge) a f the pre
they will 6nd a ¢ '
Asthma, Catarrh, Bropchitis
ing Maladies:
s remedy, as it
the prescripti
and mav prove a ble
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Brookl;
mption, is a
w sufierers the
Tm om
He!
'
The Red Cross Oak Double Heater is the best heater money will buy. Its com.
struction is on the right principle t9 give out the full benefit of fuel consumed.
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
JA. Reesman CentreHall