REPORTER, | Editor and Proprietor. . PENNA. TERMS POC are ong erms of subscription to the Re- dollar per year in advance. ADVERTIS three fnsertions, and § sequent insertion, Other rates made known on application, ‘he figures opposite your name on label of pa- per indicate the date to which your subscription fs paid. Whenno date is given the date implied fs Jaly 1200: when no month is given the month implied is Juv means July, 1900; 01", means July, 1901; “04 means that your subserip- tion is paid a tvance to July, 1904, Other mon! hs than July are indicated by abbreviations, When you pay vour subscription alwars ex- amine vour label snd when a notice appears that correct have been made, compare and report immediately have not been given sroper credit N receipts tor sabseription will BE sett ht 1 unless by special request. The change of dni ought to be rufficient evidence, Mo is remsonebly safe. There have bee wees to this date EMENTS X) per line for cents per line foreach sub- cents thus: 00 if you mal no i DEMOURATIO C0 COMMITTEE--1004 Be te. N. W., re ———————————————— tiles 12 VilUS thday recep in on om five to sant several hours the par full of merry had for homes, les [ hind them prett girl, them Rev gone forcible many favorite amo k has been the Lutheran church. So long ss the meet i will De » as successful as now, they nued indefinitely. church meetings i: he Evangelical are also Archibald Allison, in progress, his ~, makes Mrs. H. this writing who home with his daughter, Br sucht, i= Olid sge snd he qu te 111 at _ art trouble cause and daughter Ma- ed to their bed Long confi wi Mrs, Long i an and the latter with an abscess in the head. tober suffering from a very severe attack of pusuiuo nia Mrs, Bruce Ripka spent 8 couple of days with her mother, Mrs, Burkhol- der, at Centre Hill, Tn the sick list are Breon, Abraham Alters, John Are Allison, , sud many children we who are on John F Ripka, Weave micas vs Mrs, H. days 1 Mra ( do, The ral ed Pinns Cre George with the ibmld Braucht with spent foute her eR bank full. Eagles have changed of their ban- he 17th of February to the 20th, Bupper at six o'clock. Fish Warden Joe, Rightnour, of Bellefonte, could tind plenty of illegal fishivg along Penvs Creek, which is a trout siream aud throw net fishing is prohibited and unlawful, Moviug time will soon be here and a few houses yet for rent. Half of James MeCool’s hiouse is for rent, The Knights of the G lden the date quet from 1 amr——— A - Woodward. Edward Orudoef while working on the mill Monday had the little finger ou his right hand broken, Quite n number from this place at- tended the funeral of Miss Bertha Hosterman at Coburn on Saturday, Jumen Miller, of Lena, 11, spent a few duys with his sister, Mrs, Wolf, Bamuel Gephart aud family were guests of Mr. Gephart’s parents, at Rebersburg, Saturday and Banday, Thowess Hosterman, of Middleburg, spent a few days with his parents, The revival services in the Evan gelical church are still in progress, Miss Mabel Guisewite Is visiting her sister at Aarousburg. | i i i i i Harris Township. i Willinm Stuart, of Pitt<burg, and | Harry Stuart, of Sandy Ridge, who! formerly resided here, are visiting | their old home. | Miss Mary Ashton, of Philadelphia, and Mr. and Mrs. Lee, of Vermont, are guests at the home of Dr. Kidder, Furnace, attended the teachers insti. tute and spent a few days wilh her friend, Miss Beulah Fortney, Miss Rebecen Moyer, of Center Mills, spent a few days at Maple Shade farm. A sled load of young people were en- tertained by Misses Ella and Kathryn Dale, at their home at Ouk "Hull on Wednesday evening. Migs Veronica Fisher, of Bellefonte, has been enjoying the last few wieks with her grandmother, Mrs. Emma Fisher. John Hess, of Altoona, last week, Adam visited here Felty accompanied by his in Lebspon county. Mrs Wieland, of Linden Hall Katharine friends in Boalsburg. Mrs, T) Boal extended vitation to the al ber home every purpose codore an in jittle girls in burg to mee sfternocon with the them, but pays which is very encouraging to Ika Murs, Mug in Bellefonte, is visiting here, ome in Altoons 8 of the ¥ 3 15 mel at ‘he home of Mrs ney last Ti ursday of Pine Hall, WHus givel Myers, in | Reber: “fore si 601 om Bellefoni it BU at note, vs ( butchering XL summer. James Miller, one enter of Illinois prising farmers, is ¥ Howard, of Ine Farmers [usti siting this piace, tute held here on th and 6: bh was a decided It tended, the total siiendance hundred, ry particular, was well at being e»- by Ihe the timated at eighteen which was com posed of members of the ¢ snd was highly complimented by je speakers and sudicuce. The speak PUgResLI Di, will left many valuable which, if carried out, prove = great benefit to the farmers, aud the community in general Another report says: It is sons stiended the institute, well ; hind their papers well prepared, distance held the sudience spell bound. fhe music wos splendid, Every one pronounced it the best The small, many could not get in, held here, bullding was sss tp ssi Nittany Mountain, MeNitt Brothers & Company's stave hy idle for several days, owl g to mill, operated George Dubbs, has been the barrel saw giving out Nittany Mountain is beeoming quite a lutuber centre, Harry Zimmerman has three teams and Samuel Gingerich has hauling chemical wood for Charles Bilger, A. W. Garver has been laid up with a lame back and side, John Ansted is making his home with John Calahan, Jr. J. A. Hoover is arent for the history of the recent Chicago fire. Mre. Elsie Heisley and little daugh- ter, Beturday, arrived at the home of the former's father, A, GG, Noll, She had with her husband, Fred Helnley, at Cass, W., Va. since last fall. Mra, William Parker started on a week's visit to Altoona last Saturday. {!, B. Houser was to Houserville several days Inst week. Noll Brothers were operating quite largely Inst week, having four teams taking out logs and hauling lagging poles to Gregg siding. Adam Rhodes and brother, Charles, are cutting chemical wood for Charles Bilger on the old Charley Bhuey tract, Samue) Bruss was seen on the moun tain one day lust week, AI A AP T———— Centre Reporter, $1.00 a year one been Pottars Mills Cal. Ruhl busy buying horses, and implements to go to farm- of Old is COWE, ing op the Colyer farm, eas! Fort, There will be many changes in and about April, | here in expectation Railroad built, change this place to a city, Potters Mills by the first of] People are buying property | Wabash will | of "the being which The car | shops are expected here, | Miss Jane Pearce, is almost eighty-| six years old, and the oldest lady of | this place, is hale and hearty and does | the | Miss Pearce is a kind old lady and not seem to feel weight of years, | is | loved by all who know her, k while out sleigh- George MeCormick KF ofl the sleigh ; George says the sleigh ing near T went lame the balance of the way, f the gray fox ar nt. John Wilkipson, one o old trappers, caught a and has a neat chain and on it; Ike an © johnny, he can handle it ook out, when ye pet ur poultry comes in your it will scatter the uthiers Robert vedsville Haker Wels aod Charles Bittner, of po- in town buying lan was in town offering ier pet DUshie] for potatoes Grorge has cornered thi HILNe Bo thie Pane thers to hota whi looked rather cool Mrs thought she would tw which The wWVeEe Nit | Ves ; out gent Sober. smhaffer, who had of Siate Run, is at home, harles Rerstettier isa mourni 1 vil one week id sg this § William Conf iw Mio frivnds at rby, of pear are Visiting am A young man whi stepped the morning in s¢! In winds al ries Lia Smith and Bheesley’'s saw mill wen idle all winter FE. P. Zetby is getting ready to mov hi. W. Venada is hauling spple and linois th is mont obhurn, Mrs. W. H. Madara, of Mifl} one last week. A —-— Aaronsburg, Mise Theodora Acker, of State Coil 3 The Clayton Wale, of Ml a business trip to this, his former hone sburg, wm jant week Among those who atten ded justitute pt Rebersburg on W. ¢ Mr (quite were Prof Siaver and family, Mingle, Miss Small, and Mra, Luther Stover, sud All pleased with the sessions Mise Tommie H fMley returned home He fatherinve gevwl many others were from a few weeks visit to owe nnd Among those from distance attended the fuveral Edmunds Keister were, Prof, (I. E Edmunds, of Freeland, and Miss Lil lian Sehafler, of Williamsport, Misa Munzie Mingle spent with some of her girl friends at heim, a of Me. Emma Hunday Mill- » pe —— ————— Plum Grove, Mr. and Mrs H. B sehsiler, of this place, were at Coburn to attend the fu. veral of Mrs. SBehafler’s sister, Miss Bertha Hosterman Howard Durst, 8B. E. Bharer and wife, Mra, Jacob sharer and daughter Bertha, and Mrs, Hetzel trapsscted business in Bellefonte Friday, Harry Ream is visiting at the home of Oscar Homan, All are sorry to learn that. Jacob Sharer, who is afflicted with rheama- tiem ia not improving. Aunt Eliza Stamp who bas been sick for the last few weeks is Improv. ing, Mrs. Hetzel, of Aaronsburg, is stay. ing with her daughter, Mrs, Jacob Sharer, ss A— es B the hammer shop, spent Hilarr, assistant foreman of several Wm. J iron foundry, has been rar the to il sferred Johnson, foreman Philadelphia and assistant W. FP. Maun, succeed Mr, Johnson R V.¢ tendent Mr. who was very popular, Witmer and with friends in Centre Hall, foreman, appointed to breve 1d Pi has navely, A. A Hnavely secretary to Supe rin- recent- Young stevenson, died WHaE A man Lee spent Saturday sunday — Colyer. Peter Philips who was employed by the Harter Brothers, of West Virginia, » returped home ove day last week for a short stay with his famiiv, at Colyer, Misses Cummings, of Carrie Frazier aud Sallie Linden spent nt the intter's Wim ( Myr i one brother Unipings Moyer, who tended a party { Decker, Hear Stat Very pivasant tin he ak Hall OW ir i both my parent anid wy sweet little biny I've I have my father’s fet he “They say mit her's features MHAT ONE DOLLAK WiLL HUY If you are not a subscriber to the Centre Reporter you should be i flor made to 4 #1 hep induce Here ian your to Ie Core {hr » {Me #ivan the (‘entre and the Tri Weekly w York World will be sent Vou ole Year, i For Daoilar in we Rep rier N¢« i Fhink of that | The Tri- Weekly New York World answers all the purpos dutly paper. 1 news of the ww hole The price of the Tri-Weel York World is One year, in advances, gives vou the world, New Dolisr a he price of is the Reporter is Oue Dollar, in advance Fhe Two Papers will be sent to any New Subscribers of the Centre Reporter for Oue Dollar, advance, in Bubseribers now on the Reporter's list can have the Tri-Weekly New York World sent to them for sixty-five cents, always in ndvance, When You Have a Usld Sou relisve the The first action when eold should be to have a lungs vee of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, This Remedy liguefies the tough mu cus and enuses fs expulsion from the air evils of the lungs, produces a free expectoration, and opens the secre- tions, A complete vure soon follows. This remedy will cure a severe onld in less time than any other treatment and it leaves the system in a natural and healthy condition, It counteracts any tendency townrd pneumonia. For sule by C W, Bwariz, Tusseyville; F, A. Carson, Potters Mills ; OC. J. Finkle, YB RT mr bd I BSR ew ais Ayers 3 i a. ta sre . vs mpeg , tlw hrrnar § lyr Thi at Take cold ea tender? { 111 x $e 5 <7 HALES WN IK? A oy ¥ 2 } ri v v : 1 reiatives 14vVeE consumption: Then a cough means a great Cherry Pectora deal to Follow ¥ doctor’s an £1 RETR Eo Ti % ”» P a “ A you. Ow ur ad Vv i Ce rrv ¥ i a a i wv BR 3 it GARMAN'’'S STORE BELLEFONTE, PA. Indian Beads. The looms for Indian Bead work, 12cts. each. Scrim for the little stylish collars now in vogue. Advance lines of India Linens Persian Lawns Nainsooks A great big job of Striped Seersuckers, GARMAN'S STORE i » 3 3 : Number of inmates in the Hunting. { don Reformatory is 615; | tive number, 4200, Inst consecus In spite of the admonition to laugh | and fat, AVErage person | who grows fat will tell you it's no lsughiog matter, mm ——— I A SA AOS grow the Perfeet Confidence Where there used to be a feeling of | uneasiness and worry in the household | when a child showed symptoms of croup, there is now perfect confidence, This is owing to the uniform success of Chamberinin’s Cough Remedy in the treatment of that disease, Mra M, ' I, Basford, of Poolesville, Md, in | speaking of her experience in the use | of that remedy saya: “I have a world of confidence in Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for | have peed it with per feet success, My child Garland is sub. Jeet to severe attacks of croup and it nlways gives him prompt relief For sule by C. W, Swartz, Tusseyville; F, A. Carson, Potters Mills ; C. J. Finkle, Spring Mills. PENNSYLVANIA R. KR, Philad, & Erie R, R, Division and Northern Central R. R, Time Table in } W. GEPHART eneral Superinter dent. | Why Pay Rent o | When the HomeCo-Operative Com pa ny a Co-partnership will furnish yop the money to buy 8 home, or pay he merigage off, aod give vou | 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 on the graduating seale, which Amounts to 136 per cent, sito. ie Interest on amount, rice investigation eopried, iam alo spent for the Equitable Life Assurance Society of New York The lareest in the World, You cannot afford to insure our fe anti you see me, rite or ea'l on the General Agent for full part‘eniarns, An information required will Edwin K. Smith General Agent Oak Hall Sta., Pa.
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