THE CENTRE REPORTER.
S. W. SMITH, . . . Editor and Proprietor,
CENTRE Harn, . . . PENNA,
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1908,
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» losses to this date.
Re «
Smullton.
Mayme Wolf, of Lamar, spent Sun-
day with her parents. :
hh spent a few days in
inklebleck and family re-
home in Renovo after
ks at this place.
number of people
eck, who wus shot
re weeks ago, is able
und on erutehes,
A ee
Oak Hall,
Smith is numbered on
Is linproving
Ke.
A. J ate were in
vife, of Centre Hall,
» of Nicholas
E K.
t Saturday.
Smith
the people of this com-
p given them and
n them during their
Mr. Bible at work
hat Mrs. Bible is
VYaborts mn
dsburg will
ertainment
of Bethle-
interesting ser-
n the old Evan-
the little daugh-
Heckman.
Hess, of Brad-
visiting their
r the past month,
Adam
Wm.
een
and friends fi
returned howe a few days ago,
Pitcairn, is
and Mrs.
(ettip
gz, of
nts, Mr.
Thom am Flai .
. Wm. Fleisher
[ Mr.
Mrs
visiting
WwW. IF
has been
4 1
Lt the holue i
and Mrs.
tockey for the last few days,
nections
Lemont.
ed a car load of
his place Friday
shipment taken
it has been ill
his writing,
fowl
ship are
itute and are
» attend,
to Beling-
her, Rev
fias been giite
but is slightly
went
'a br
first #leds and
he roads for this
Wow as nol deep
re rough the sleigh-
of Cen-
week
ind wife
if last
nights were
in this section
Id west wind.
ih a————
5s Mills,
if present,
2 Lin-
den Ha ytd his
parent: ire, John F. Hagen,
A nun rof you
proiraectea
Baturdas
Cyrus
Gounty,
Bhreckengost,
It is
gee the smile on
i% hedspe from
sunday with
r people attended
meeting at Green Grove
and Sunday evenings,
, of Union
brother, H. E.
Shreckengost
visited Lis
a little late, but you ean still
Win. F. Rishel’s face,
brought by the young farmer that ar-
rived at his bome about two weeks ago,
W. E Hagen and mother spent Sun-
day afternoon with Samuel Wise, at
Sinking creek.
A monument to Mrs, John
was erected Monday,
Miss Lottie Armbruster was employ
ed by W. FF. Rishel last week,
George Kline, who is employed in
Fishers’ roller mill, was home with
his parents at Osk Hall, over Bunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Homan spent
Sunday afternoon with Gardner Grove,
Rev, W. C. Bierly ealled on Mrs,
Rosie Blover, Saturday,
HAA Ss
VIN-TE NA, a specitic for Blood Dis
ences, for Siuggish Tired feeling, Berof-
ala, Chronic CUstarrh, Pimples, or any
form of #kin Disease, Take Vintena
ft acts like maggie in restoring New
Blood to the svar, If not bev efited
our money refunded, J, D. Murray,
uggist.
Wrote
Christmas Photos,
Get your picture taken text week,
Friday, Dec. 18, at Smith's gallery
Centre Hall.
Tressler Farm Sold,
The executors of the estate of Jona-
than Tressler, deceased, late of Harris
township, Friday of last week sold the
real estate of the decedent. The farm
containing one hundred and twenty
acres was sold to Jonathan Tressler,
Jr., for $5712, being at the rate of $47.-
60 per acre.
The woodland, twenty-three acres,
was bought by Edward Sellers, of Oak
Hall, for $100.00
Messrs. Fortney & Walker were at-
torneys for the executors.
in meres rion
LOCALS,
Juy useful Christmas gifts.
A fine line of Christmas goods at
the New Cash Store, Spring Mills.
Clothing, Confidence and Real Value
—MONTGOMERY & Co., Bellefonte.
George Michael recently moved from
Alfarata, Mifflin county, to Millheim.
The Franklin and Marshall Glee
Club is advertised to appear in Grange
Arcadia, New Years evening,
werk in a small family. No washing.
Mrs. James O. Denniston, State Col-
lege,
Mr. and Mrs. C. W, Black Tuesday
drove to Reedsville where they visite d
Mr. and Mrs, C. H. Meyer and other
friends.
WwW. Howard Durst was
Mr to town are
day. Durst’s visits
but a short distance east of town.
day worning on account
for several days.
W. Fravk Bradford will stock
Old Fort farm recently purchased from
the Odeukirk John C. Kuhn
the farming operations
ter April 1st.
estate,
will conduct
for
him af
is Myra Goodhart, daughter
] y rood hart, of Sprig
has accepted
foute Hospital #5 matron. She will be
assisted by her sister Margaret.
fuvitations are out for the marriage
of Miss Elizabeth Wieland,
youngest daughter of Mra. Catharipe
Wieland, of Linden Hall, to Murray
Edwin Leitzel, of Northumberland.
Sara
3
A Christmas service will be given in
the
I rmed church Thursday even-
ing, Dec
{ef
» which all are invited
I'he program is arrapged principally
for the little folks. The title is
“Echoes of Bethlehem.”
The
tians, who last year held a basket pic-
Park,
and formed a permavent organization,
A, to
Philadelphiaized-Centre coun-
nic in Fairmont Philadelphia,
are discussing the matter of holding a
banquet seme time in January.
Will J. Bmith, the dairyman, killed
Centre Hall. The
W. B. Mingle, Esq
weight of his
hog in
174
ae second, the
the largest
weight was
came a le
Iargest porker being 467.
hogs killed by him weighed nearly as
much.
The zenior students in the Electrical
Engineering Department of Pennsyl-
vania State College, Wednesday start-
ed on their annual tour of inspection,
Prof. Jackson accompanied them, and
Philadelphia, Trenton, and New York
will be covered on the trip.
Judge C. A Mayer, of Lock Haven,
evlebrated his seventy-third birthday
sluesday, as well as his thirty-fifth sn-
niversary as district judge. He was.
first elected judge in 1868, when the
counties of Centre, Clearfield sand Clin-
ton composed a judicial district. His
district now embraces the counties of
Clinton, Cameron and Elk.
ViIN-TE-NA—Brain workers, such as
Bankers, Merchants, Bookkeepers,
Lawyers, Ministers, Clerks, ete., whose
strain of work gives a de-
feeling, tired -over-worked
fagged nerves. nervousness,
quickly - restore
If not bene-
J. D. Murray,
constant
pressed
brain,
sleeplessness, can
health by using Viotena,
fited money refunded.
Druggist,
The Democrats of Milton want Ed-
ward Weidenbhamer, the school book
man, who is well known here, to an-
nounce himself as a candidate for the
nomination for state senator from that
district, Mr. Weidenhamer Is emi-
nently fitted for that position. The
district is the 27th, and is composed of
Northumberland, Unica and Boyder
counties. The district gave Benator
Foebt a plurality of 476 and a majori-
ty orbut nine votes, There will be a
bitter contest against the present in-
cumbent for a re-nomination, and
since Snyder county began cutting po-
litical capers, there is a good fighting
chance for a Democrat to win,
——
To improve the appetite and
strengthen the digestion, try a few
doses of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets, Mr. J. H. Beitz, of De-
troit, Mich., says, * They restored my
appetite when impaired, relieved me
of a bloated feeling and caused a plens-
ant and satisfactory movement of the
bowels.” There are people in this
community who need just such s medi-
cine. For sale by C, W. Bwartz, Tus.
seyvitle; F. A. Carson, Potters Mills,
Every box warranted,
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Centre Reporter, $1.00 a year,
»
HOW HE FEELS WHEN IN THE MIDST
OF A FIERCE ONSLAUGHT.
or of Horse Stories Deucribes
the Experiences of an Arab
oer Ia
oiry-The
the Ranks of Stunrt's
Gallop to Battle.
how a horse feels when going into bat-
There
So it is likely that no one
tle. is no way of finding out.
ti
owell Ford gives 1 4] Nine,
ublished by
»”
i
ei Black
» cavalry. The :
next morning asha
by rowl
was
the
the dista of
By daylight
of
akened
AVY guns. on
thousands
Nearer
. 1 ( 1 1
rode to the place wi
the move,
with him,
I Were
‘owling. Sometimes
sometimes the
ain they plung
low branche
seratehed
ar across tie ope
» troop Ot on of
Horse
1
HACK
it to Get Old.
. young man who
iwving
of youth
good compan
ery,” he said.
and let wine
iH motion,
bat it is to
followed
{
his own sel and
oun
is youth
Devotion to nppetite pi 3
ww York
vont
ed mean
the streoe
reproact
their tir
man mast
he makes,
must work
ing any oue sa}
AMitepd to your own
fre rigit 4
the thrifty nr
pliment it ix
indusiry.- Norton
ail
An Enay One.
“What supports the sun in the heave
ena?’ asked the country schoolteacher,
“Why, its beams, of course,” riplied
a precocious youngster.—hansas City
Independent.
— pp———
Extremes Extremely Uncomfortable,
“What does comfortable circumstan-
ces mean?’
“Why, you're ‘comforiatble’ when
you're neither poor nor rich.,”—Detroit
Free Press.
EM A
Sincerity is the basis of all true
friendship. Without sincerity it is like
a ship without ballast.
AI MII SSA,
Centre Reporter $1.00 a year.
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Harris Township.
Mr, and Mrs, Harry Shugert are vis-
John Kuhn, of the Braneh, spent
Saturday and Bunday in Boalsburg,
Miss Sallie visiting in
3eilefonte.
Keller is
Commissioner P. H., Meyer spent
Samuel of * Pine
week,
Nantiglo,
Grove and wile,
Mre. Wim, Mechtley, of
visited in this place.
Miss Mellen:
burg.
Sara lar t
pent
A donation was sent to the
nte hospital on Wednesd
A meeting
n church Thursday evening for the
yy school
as,
I. Curtis Meyer, of the
spent Thursday at Locust Grove
of Centre H
Branch,
farm,
ove of i
J H. Meyer and s
ed business at Si
Quite a number of
i” i
i
ici
iI 1g1
>
December 17, J
¥ .
Proclamation :
i hav
glorious reign
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Compliments Congressman Dresser,
the congressman of this district:
To the
sends a new member in the person of
well
new Congress
solomon Robert Dresser, a man
by Pittsburgers
terested in the
known who [are
oil and
£84
Mr. Dresser has invented a number of
appliances for use in the oil
him
ind their manufacture has made
weaithy, Among them are a packer
for natural gas and oil wells, a
1
coupling to make a tight joint in
pipes and an iy
it the leakave ¢
Vir, Dresser
a ry & (res
Al if age,
sulating coupling to
prev
18 NOW a
Michi-
the
He is a
gai man by birth, but moved in
50's to Pennsylvania
+1 to thie
firs
IETess ol
ie Twenty
Then it’s probably too late.
You neglected dandruff
you had only tak:
vice, you would
if
n
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en Ha
ick. east of
t=Jalin
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Controle sixteen of the
largest Fire and Life
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iu the world,
The Best is the Cheapest.....
No mutuals ;
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Bellefonte, Pa.
ga Telephone counection,
[the prudent and careful housewife re
| plenisties her supply of Chamberlain's
{Congh Remedy, It Is certain to
i bo i :
needed before the winter is over, and
{results are much more proiopt and
| satisfactory when it fs kept at hand
{avd given ae soon as the cold is cons
tracted and before it has become sete
thed in the system, In slmost every
instance a severe cold may be warded
{oft by taking this remedy freely ae
{oon as the first indiestion of the cold
[appears There is no danger in giving
(it to enlldren for it contains no harm.
{fal substance, It is pleasant to take.
both adults and children like it. Buy
it and you will get the best, It always
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Division
and Northern Central Railway,
in effect Nov, 20," 08
LEAVE MOBTANDORN
An -Train 64, We
risburg, »rriving at Pbilac
KOre 2.05 p. m., Baltimore 12.
1 1,20 p, mw. Parlor car and PEs
itudelphia,
Pima Tade
Train
barre, Beron
¢ station
Poti hiladeipl
Through
Philadelphbin, 4.25 a. ur
ins from Montendon, W
sud Tyrone onnect w
ege AfNernoon trai
sburg and Trrone « §
for State COnllege i ¥
vunect with Penoa. R. R
spor
No
»on
® ith
irom
trainee a
F.H. TH
Why Pay Rent or the
Current Rate Interest
When the
HomeCo-Operative
MAB, Fapt
will furnish sou the money
to buy & home, or pay the
mortgage off, and give you
Ten Years and Five Months
Rate of $8.50, per Month,
With Interest at 3 Per Cent,
Per Annum
on the greduating scale, which
amounts tn 13 per cent, sim.
le Interest on amount,
tried investigation eourted.
1 am also agent for the
Equitable Life Assurance
Society of New York
The Inreesy In the Weld,
You cannot afford to insure
ut Yife nw you see me.
rile or call om the General
Aleit - foil hart iar,
norma regan wil)
be given, 4 y
Edwin K. Smith
General nt
Oak Hall « Pa.