Al Keith's,
This week's
are most excellent. The
dette Orchestra, Hal Davis, John
Donahue and Mattie Nichols, Tom
Ryan and Mary Richfield, Humberty,
the famous European Juggler
at Keith's
famous Fa-
attractions
, are a
few stars that go to make up an even-
ing’s entertainment. Any one of
these give a performance worth more
than the price of admission,
ber at
Remem-
Keith's New Chestnut Street
Theatre, Philadelphia,
ef esol msemmesmesa——
Property Sold at Lemont,
Henry F. Evey purchased the Isaac
Tressler property, at Lemont, at pub.
lio sale Friday. The price paid was
$800,
Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.
ATTENTION!
People are naturally anxious to know how the fire insurance companies
in which they are insured will stand the Baltimore fire losses, and for the ine
formation of my numerous patrons I publish the following reports. Bo far as
the companies represented by this office are concerned, we have heard from all
of them, and all state that they are not affected in therleast. Bpace is toolim-
ited to publish all the letters, and as they contain about the same in substance,
but a few will appear below :—
The Standard Insurance Co. of N. J.
TRENTON, N. J., FEBRUARY 8, 1904.
GENTLEMEN —~Wae beg the privilege of advising you that this corpor-
ation is not involved in the great conflagration in Bultimore, Md., directly or
indirectly, and in consequence will not lose one dollar in probably one of the
greatest disasters of the kind in the history of great fires. We are, of course,
pleased to be in a position to so advise you; nevertheless, we deeply deplore
the circumstances and our fraternal sympathies go out to those who are in-
volved. Our escape was due to the fact that we do not write on any risks,
good or bad, outside of the States of New Jersey and Pennsylvania, We only
deemed it prudent that you should know our position,
Very truly yours,
IRVIN W. RODGERS,
Becretary and General Agent,
Queen Insurance Company.
'O OUR AGENTS:
ny arising out of the Baltimore conflagration will not exceed $454,000, which
of
is less than 8B par cent. of its gross assets and less than 16 per cent its net
surplus
0
your patrons t
rentrast their tasurancee still more
S AR Sra road i
5 men are made |
and bl |
a immed
; soon realized. It is sold |
The mild and
Swamp=Root
|
|
i
i
i
i
0.7. CORMAN
SPRING
MILLIS
Velvets, Satins, Dress Goods |
i i Dress Gone
Hosiery
Piss
i at prices toss
and Underwear
nd Underwesn-, for |
a
Latest styles ¢
Pants and
5 an
Overalls
make fo
Fresh
¢
Oranges Ma
tectionery
Produce Wanted
Wanted Immmediately, and will
Trade Apples, Potatoes, Cabbage,
and Beef Hides
PEA rapes and
Call and examine
purchasing elsewhere,
my im
»-
GRANITE gy
l 0:
Bis
#
ao
i AND
H. G. STROHIIEIER,
CENTRE HALL, . PENN.
Manufacturer of
and Dealer in
HICH GRADE ...
MONUMENTAL WORK
in all kinds of
Marble ano
Granite Don't fall to get
CRANT HOOVER
Controls sixteen of the
largest Fire and Life
Insurance Companies
in the world.
The Best is the Cheapest.....
No mutuals ; no assessments,
...Manay to Loan on First Mortgage
Office in Crider’s Stone Building,
Bellefonte, Pu.
p& Telephone comuection,
* * . .
y prices
, Which has the means immediately available for mee promptly any
nu of ten times greater magnitude
Urusting ti
your business with this Company.
Yours very truly,
Gi.
W. BURCHELL,
Vice-President
Springfield Insurance Company.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS |, FEBRUARY 10,1004.
TO OUR
1
AGENTS:
der to relieve the minds of our Agents and their customers we beg |
wd that the Spriaglicld’s net losses at Baltimore will not exceed
t
& Wy f
ot ULK), i
‘hree of our adjusters are now on the ground in or
y
ompany had January 1st, $2
I'iie only effect
der that our losses
may be quickly adjusted and paid wi will see by the annual statement re- |
$1,
offal
, th 000,000 cash capital and
of the conflagration will be to clip
irtion of the surplus,
While conflagrations are expensive to ir + companies, they are not
i ey
i
lity
for
as Lhey show clearly to every property owner the advisabi
ympaties of undoubted stren and with record
n
tll claims against them
y tecotpmend the Springfield without reserve to all cus- |
Your
LOIers ¢ i iH oLhe strongest and most substantial fire insurance ¢ mpanies |
wountry, we look for a material incre of
classes from your office,
Yours truly,
A. W. DAMON,
ASE 111 DURIDess
the mo
President.
oss is about $100,000 has assets |
Fhe Hamburg
# Lap
Bremen | Ibis company
y
:
f over five million, and two
1101} ile
Wes his company
of sbout three and one-half millions of dollars and a net of
$1,248,623 22 This shows more clearly than ever the importance of being in-
#slrong
on It
dus above capital of about two million dollars
a surplus of over million. |
ile
has assetis
Chester Company will not lose over $200,000
surplus
mpanies
surance Company will lope 200000. This company bas an
be a large number of home mutuals aod small
. :
8 BAY ere wii
t will not be able to pay their losses, this, of eour
, i= als
a
in a large conflagration.
I desire to say, in short, that none of the insurance companies represent. |
GRANT HOOVER.
Bellefonte, Pa., February 15, 1904.
i $
RIIEULE
will be d in the least.
DUCK COATS
MEN'S CAPS
WINTER GOODS
We have a few Men's
Duck Coats left, and
we offer them at a...
Reduced Price.
A Good line of Men's Caps and a complete Line
of Winter Goods. Prices Right. Goods Right.
KREAMER & SON.
LW Prices Continue
The low prices, quoted in last week's issue, still exist.
The only change is adding new bargains, as follows :
Glauber Salt, 14 Lbs, for 25¢
Flour Sulphur, 7 Lbs, for 25¢
Peach Apricots, large and bright, 7 1-2¢ Lb,
Fancy Silver Prunes, 8 1-2¢ Lb.
Choice Apricots, 9¢ Lb,
Many dealers say “ Overalls cost more, so we must
have more,” and put the price to 55¢ or 60c. You
will find no advance with us, We still maintain the
old price—50c for the Kurtz make.
C. W. SWARTZ, Tusseyville
THE LICENSE COURT,
[ One Application Refused, Fifteen
Over, Thirty-three Granted,
His Honor, Judge John G. Love,
Tuesday held license court for Centre
county, Forty-nine applications of all
kinds—tavern, distiller, wholesale beer
and wholesale liquor-—were presented,
Of this number thirty-three licenses
were granted, fifteen were held over,
and one, that of Audrew Rusnak, of
Boow Bhoe township, was refused,
The court has granted applicants
whose licenses were held over an op-
portunity to take evidence to show
cause why license should be granted.
Remonstrdnees were presented by
citizens againet all those whose licenses
were either refused or held over,
Held
TAVERN LICENEE
{
{onto
Belle
W. L. Dagg«
Horton 8
* Held over,
I'h
Refused,
t marked were granted,
we 1
*
h, of Centre
id a supply
western ciover
Bo
rich-Malze
samuel Ulrich, of Watsontown,
Mise Rosie Maize, were married Wed- |
nesday at the
Mr. as
home of the bride's par |
William
I. N
FERS
ents, id Mrs, Maize, i
Bair,
has
ni
The |
en- |
ev
iy
bride for several been
gaged in the Commercial telephone |
2 The
nist and is employed in Milton.
Miliheim. RTO0 al
in is
—y
Farmers lostitate
A farmers jostitute will be held at}
Pine Grove Mills Friday afternoon and |
ant,
ave Dr
The speakers i
H. P. Aros}
« Wheat 81 08 in Chicago.
After a bearish movement for the
past few days, the bulls in Chicago on
Wednesday succeeded in driving
wheat up to $1.08,
ft s—
Kmith, the Photographer.
W. W, Bmith, the photographer
will not be in Centre Hall this week
but will be here Friday, Mareh 11.
Af “
Lawyer Dale Seriously Ji,
John M. Keq., of Bellefonte,
Vednesday morning about four o'clock
At thi
writing, Wednesday afternoon, he
yel unconscious,
Dale,
was stricken with apoplexy.
ir
ms ff ——
Editor Hosterman Married,
J. CU. Hosterman, the junior editor
of the Millheim Jourpal, snd Bad
Hartmen, also of Millheim, were mar-
at Milton The
porter extends congratulations,
ried last week. te-
werliihessaf ef ona ———
Agents Wanted
Wanted: B
VOunug ien
everal bright,
od
our representatives, 3
who can
give gi
ences, to acl as
good position with good pay, Address
KE H
Oak Hall Btation, Pa.
K.SM11
A
Evangelion! Appolutments
is were made :
vi
a
Muy Freel Cant
Harvey
stint of Mrs
Rev. 3. W.
ir Tuesds:
tating * sf
sisiion +3
H A. Burface, Econom- |
Prof
Leonard Rhone, James A. |
J. Dr. W. H
a?
Watis, Slate
lege ;: Hou
Keller, Hon, W. Kepler,
- -> -
SGO0 for Library
The Boslsburg High Bechool, under |
management of the principal,
Gramley, held an enter-
Fri- |
last {
dol.
pub-
evenings of
sixty
and Saturday
The r¢ ceipls were
This sum add.
treasury
lie school library fund
bundred dollars, That shows how
easily a library can be secured if it is
really wanted,
a
Lifted a Bond
Progress Grange is in a most prom-
ising financial condition, and its mem-
bership has also increased until it has
enrolled the msjor part of the farmers
in this community. At its meeting
Saturday a bors! of one hundred dol-
Inrs was lifted.
Grange Arcadia stands as a mon
ument to the local order of Patrons of
Husbandry. It is of the best
buildings in the borough, and con-
one
ditorium and Grange hall in the cen-
tral part of the state,
——————
Three Slight Fires,
Three slight fires occurred last week,
one of which was at Spring Mills,
when the summer house on the farm
of J. W. Shook was partially burned.
The: fire was caused by a defective
flue. :
An oll stove exploded in the home of
W. R. Gardner, Howard, and ignited
the bed clothing, carpets, ete, The
damage to the furniture and fixtures
in the bed room: was considerable,
The attic of the home of Rev, N. H,
Behenck, of near Howard, was set on
fire by the explosion of a lantern placed
there to keep un water pipe from freez.
ing. The flames were discovered and
extinguished before much damage was
done,
a
Send the local news to the Reporter,
phia Saturday
Corman Npicher,
I'he Bellefonte Lodge, |
Hav
nd Centre Hall lodges,
of
es that he is
ty visitors from Lock
C. W. Swartz, Tusseyvil
Feed Hae mlinuin
g tl
week, and
the list articles not
A political
peared in t
mentiones
aunouacement tint ap- |
hese columns last week,
of
with the customary regulations of
otuiited because failure to eo
paper.
Read the market quotations in the
advertisement of B. W. Ripka, Spring |
Mills. He also
ments that are of inter
ere. Read the adv,
Messrs. D. A. Boozer, J. G
man, Esq , Samuel Shoop, D J Mey. |
er, Will MeUlenahan and Will Booger,
attended a Masonic meeting in Belle. |
fonte Tuesday evening.
J. A. MeClintic, of Farmers Mills, |
was a caller Wednesday, He made |
his first trip away from home on that |
day since Christmas, at which time, |
by & fall, he dislocated his shoulder, |
The injury has not been fully repaired. |
Frank E. Aruey is in Altoona and is |
having his eye treated. The member |
was severely burned by molten metal |
from the cupola atthe Uentre Hall |
foundry. He wae accompanied to Al |
toona by John T. Lee, whe has since
returned.
Miss Edith Bair, daughter of Rev,
I N. Bair, succeeds Mise Rosie Maize
{now Mri Ulrich) as operator in the
Commercial telephove exchange, She
is keeping up the good record of the
Millbeim exchavge operators for
promptoess and obligiogness,
LA APSA sie.
Centre Reporter, 8 00 a year.
The conductor doesn’t allow Leni to
make any difference ‘a his fare.
In these hustling daye genius takes
a back seat Lo the press agent,
The chronic borrower generally aims
to keep in touch with his friends.
has other suanounce-
t
£8
to purchas- |
Dauber.
COURT BOUSE BFWS.
Official Business as Reported
fromm Belle.
fonte by a Special Correspondent,
Argument Court,
Argument Tuesday,
Fhe first bus was that
of disposing of the license applicat fons,
Court opened
fiese Lr a
HBnCis
atl account of which nt
ppenrs elsewhere
i Li isRLe,
Thi
LY Cases al the court for
§
irguinenti, ete,
»
*
Marriage Lic
John C. Hos'erma
3 M. ihelm,
Mitnon IE ve Mills,
Lucy E Teil ts leg
helo,
I
Maral
HIail
££.
Barker
hia fle
were
For i state of
H B
towneh
To
| Belle
| To
i Laray,
Bridget
in Liber
Will
home at
D
P
It isn’t MiWw b .~ 2 i } ii &1
Reedsville, is
a man
who trusts to luck
The fast young n
there
A n't always the
one who gels
Mrs. Aurou Thoma
thie past two
¢ been i for
» affliction
pain
lie
Wee Rs wit
that is causing her great
Miss Edna Robison has
.
thanks
r a goodly por.
tion of delicious pine apple sherbet.
Misses Lillieand Elizabeth Smith, of
Bellefonte, were in Centre Hall Sune
dsy to visit their brother, J. Will
D. H. Myers and the heirs of 8. M.
Swartz, deceased, of Tusseyville, an
nounce a joint sale, March 18th. See
sale register,
Miss Grace Smith Wednesday re.
turned from Bellefonte where, the past
week, she bad been assisting in caring
for her sister-in-law, Mrs. J. W, Smith,
who Is ill
dir, and Mrs, F. P. Vonada, of near
Penns Cave, were in Centre Hall Sut.
urday. Mr. Vonads will make sale of
his personal property March 22, and
shortly thereafier move to his new
home at Coburn,
J. H. Weber, of Oak Hall, was in
town Wednesday to make definile ar
rangements to move to Centre Hall
about April 1st, Mr, Weber will con
duet the grain and con! business at
Oak Hail as heretofore, which busi
tess will be La charge of Samuel Bible,
fo