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“fyiith fhe otographer
in Centre Ha!l this Friday,
Ton of Poultry Wanted,
esl nu
try ail kinds—in small or large quan-
tities, { ls ph
ine HowARD CREAMERY CORP.
np —
GRAIN MARKET,
Whe
Oats
Lorn ..
PRODUCE AT STORES.
Butter. . - 2
Eggs 16
all on, address or t« one
at
Lard
Potatoes.......... . 30
08
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble
Kidney trouble
courages and
urine scalds
reaches
control
bed-we
the diff
» Root
tha
Home of Svan
‘iuding many
ner
ne
and |
SPRING
MILLS
Velve s, Satins, Dress 3
Sait Dress Gor
Hos
oods
3 ¢
(8, 8 pris €
iery and Underwear
( (irapes and
Produc e Wanted
diately,
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H. G. STROHTIEIER,
CENTRE HALL, . . . . . PENN,
Manufacturer of
and Dealer in
HIGH GRADE...
MONUMENTAL WORK
in all kinds of
Marble ano
(Granite,
GRANT HOOVER
Controls sixteen of the
largest Fire and Life
Insurance Companies
in the worl
The Best is the Cheapest.....
No mutusls ; Do assessments,
...Money to Loan on First Mortgage
Oise in Crider’s Stone Building,
Bellefonte, Pa.
Don't fall to get §y prices
Citizen of Spring Mills,
anid
Thursday
punity
night
the sudden
death of one of its prominent citizens,
John W. Shook, says a correspondent
from Spring Mills.
Although he was ailing for about a
| year, owing to heart trouble, yet the
by paral-
J We
shocked
learning the of
und news
end came suddenly, caused
ysis
He was a of the
| Shook, and was born
| 1853, and died March 31,
| ty years, six
#01 late Philip
Neptember 4,
1004, aged fif-
months and twer fy sev-
en days.
He leave
widow,
8 to mourn their loss,
mother, and five
Ephraim, Daniel,
and Emanuel, as well as this
his aged
brothers : (teorge,
Andrew,
tentire o
The
late
munity
funeral was held Monday from
the
a large concourse of friends
k church,
mducted
of Aaronsburg,
Dr wolf. H
» Heckman cemetery,
Mr
{ his residence, remains being
| followed by
| to the Penns Cres where ser-
i vices were © by his pastor,
sheeder,
D.
assisted
by M. vw was buried in
=hiood kind dis-
of the
in business en-
wus un inan of a
aving th wnfidence
MutnDunity, was active
terprizes, being a member of the Spring
of Bhook
, yet he
leading
reamery Company |
Bros. in thei stock farms, ete
found his greatest pleasure in
y exemplary Christian life, and on
active member of
Latheran church,
won and Sunday
for the last fif-
husban i,
Kiud
a good
sa helpful
citizens aud a faith-
1
y his ashes
-
Haltlmmore,
Mra
M try land,
Monday
er
ied in
The remsins of William C.
Hipple y were
and
Mor
Pussy ville
parents,
Spangler, of
pince inter-
irenoon,
dating Her
morning
“five
years and
AMIE WARS
have
ago
her
IRrriage
IX years
Bhe i+ hiusban d,
Spangler,
Mrs,
Hall
vi HM gris ientl having occur-
the
Mpal gier
month
two small
fact
that
[3 Ra §
’ Oc REI MILLIONS *
Represented in the
FREDERICK
K. FOSTER
3 BO
tNeENCY
WITH FIRE Nunc
COMPANIES ALOE...
The Largest and
Accident Ins. Companies
Bonds of Every Desrcrip-
tion Pilate Glass In-
surance at low rates.
PP NE
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Best ¢
¢
/
4
Also, Disteies
i for.
Manhattan Life Inu rance Co, ¢
bamaan Liv Instance Uo, ¢
=
jit
if
py
{iliam Scruders |
last will and |
inte of Fergu
tishel, ad
rer 4 de. |
twp. de !
ministre.
Pa. de}
t of A. M. Hoover, ad
i Naney Jamison, |
t of Frank K. Lukens
we Orphan's Court of
estate of George
¢. deceased ]
I account of ( Bower, |
Hubler, minor child of
na Stated iby Ellen K
admin rators of ete,
augh
{en
M
cp wed
1
i$ i
of C. M. Bower, guar
"Ra chan, minor child of Elia
deceased, 48 stated b y Eilen E. Bow.
ower, administrators of C. M,
Th e first an 4 fir nal account of C. M. Bower
guardian of Dooner C. Rachau, minor child of
Hain abeth Rae hat, deceased, as stated by Ellen E
Hower and John J. Bower, administrators of ete.
of C. M. Bower, deceased
@. Second and final acoount of
{ Hugh Adams,
burg Boros ih. See wil,
10. The first and final account of W. E. Brown
admintstmtor of George W . Brown, late of Boggs
twp. Cent e county, Pa, Adecersed,
11. First and final account of John M. Dale,
guardian of Lillian Mufily, as filed by Florence ¥Y.
Pale, execulrix
12. First and final account of George 7. Kern,
adm r of the
twp, deceased,
13. F.et and final account of George 8. Weav.
or, executor of Daniel R. Weaver, late of Gregg
twp, deconsed.
14. The account of BR, W, A, Jamison, adm'r of
ote, of Jeremiah Kline, late of Haines twp, de
consed
15, The first and final account of Walter T,
Stine, adm’e of ete, of Abednego Stine, late of
Half Moon twp, dee enwod
16. First and final account of David Rothrock
adm't DB. N.C. T. A. of Henry Rothrock, late o
Spring twp, devensed,
17. First and final account of M. L. Rishel,
adm's of ote. of Jeremiah Stover, late of Gregg
twp. deceased
First and final account of James C, Smith,
RA of Bessie FE. Sturgis, minor child of
sii Sturgis, deceased,
10, First and partial account of H. T. Me.
DoWell, Sxestior of the last will and testament
o fF W. MeDowell, Inte of Marion twp.
oF, (eee a
Frank Weber,
Inte of Philips
executor of ot
genie dn: on A
ELKIN FOR JUDUE
Peunypacker Withdraws Tuesday
noon-—-Quay His Confident
{ Governor Penny packer late Tuesday
| afternoon declined the Republican
nomination for Justice of the Bupreme
Court in reply to a proffer of the sup-
| port of the Philadelphia delegation.
Simultaneously with the snnouce-
ment of the withdrawal
went out the official tip that former
Attorney General John P. Elkin
elected for the place. This was assured
when the Republican caucus at night
Governor's
Was
| after taking a ballot to permit county
to complimentary
| votes for favorite sons, Mr. Elkin re-
unanimous indorsement for
by the State convention
| delegations cast
| ceived
nomination
Wednesday.
Governor Pennypacker’'s secret was
well kept. The taken into
his confidence Quay
Senator Penrose did at 1
vielock what the deci would be.
Mr. Elkin and his friends had the as
f the ty-four
hours in advance could
the
ed the improbable eve
only man
Senator
not
sion
Was
know
leaders Lwen
thint
pomination in what was ¢
the
surance oO
he LHAvVe
nt of (over
nor's withdrawal
SE ge
Marringe
Miles,
Licenses,
Harry G.
Mary M
Pyrone.
Walizer, Howard.
Hess, Brockport
Maun,
Cieorgs
Mary J
James
Romola,
Moore, Worth township,
nua E. Wilson, O«c-ola Mills,
N
A. Bhuey,
Wm. F.
Elsie
Ed. J.
Anna C,
C. 8
Clyde Jackson, Stale
Marah
College.
Ntate College,
Way, Stormstown,
Hicks
Paul, Si
, State College,
ow Nhoe
Bestman, ow shoe
Nittany.
Nittal y.
nd
Beck,
Nadie KE
Jumes Brigus
EF. Rae La
Geo, W Pel
M Resi
Harris,
Bellefonte
Beliefon
WICK «,
mgwell le,
Mechanicsturg,
Ida Jos, Miste (
o>
Settled for 810
It cos
dollar
his bie
Weaver fall f
Puesday eve
ail «ta
viele ting at
A
to entre
Centre Hall railre tion
Bun
Hall
dad fre
suns Cave to view the
ver of studs CR
sin in the mor
y Pe
On returniog to Centre
on the tr ing at 11
here walked Le
Cavern, Hall
discovered that the train
they
late
to break the
Was
Walting grew wearisome, sud
monot
pumber upset
for the fine
-
Forest From is Dead
Mr. and
oe, O i
st From, eldest son of
Jac died in
sh Fie
Allegheny hospital
He was a st
Murs, i
, of this pia
the Nuesday even-
typhoid
hospital
i fs
ing. Hiierer irom
fever,
on Lhe
taken to the
H
BI
age is wwents
seit db
Jacob Fri went t leg hie v We
nesday af aootfand is expected Lo 1e-
turn with the body thi
afterno n
a -
Miniature Landaiide
Friday while it was
worst there was » land
near the houses f
seale
jamie, vast of Lemont srried seve
eral plum tress about twenty
feet from
firs! win
or this 5
the place where they were
ding snd «it then
standing
in an upright f as
they
position jue
jrial
the ugh
had been ted there by hu
- -> -
Boy leeds to De
A sad de urred
Three
Mery
ath
Huble
bunting
ally Ou nt r&e
boys were
Hoy
cartridge
burg out
and while in wae replacing
with n new
the
exploded 0one
the gun was discharged, ball strike
ine
bled
eft thigh,
hh he
a
Canning Factory for debarn
that
factory.
It ia a settled matter
will
Coburn
The
will eonstruct
have s&s canning
or tomorrow, Arrangements will be
A A ——
Judges’ “alary Law Decided,
Judges Bell and Von Moschizker de-
A
LOCAL
Clinton County Republicans nom.
inated the following ticket : Assembly,
O 8. Kelsey : District Attorney, H T.
Hall : County Surveyor, W, C, Kepler.
Mr. and Mra John Williams, of
near Centre Hall, recently visited the
former's sister, Mra. John Scholl, in
Altoona : and brithers Thomas FF.
Williaros, in Huntingdon ; and Clay.
| ton Williams, in Pittsburg. The firet
named brother is now a resident of
Lewistown, where Grandmother Will-
jams is also staying st present,
attended the faneral of Mrs, Hipple
were Rev. Milton Jamison, Adam
Martz, Clayton Martz snd wife, Misses
Sallie and Anna Martz, Dillman
Martz, J Edgar Mariz, Altoona; Mrs,
Maggie Martz, Norris Martz and wife,
Mrs, Hattie MeCalmont, Juniata ;
{ George Martz amd wife, Wan Matiz
and wife, Bellwood ; James Mariz and |
| i New Jersey ; Mre, James Hipple,
Baltimore, J
LO
Mrs, Jane Harper, mother
George H. Emerick, is ill,
The Rebekah Lodge, at Centre Hall,
atincunce that they will hold a festi-
val on Memorial Day.
ALN
of Mr,
Miss Roxanna Brisbin Wednesday
afternoon left for Hartford, Connecti
cut, wnere she will remain with her
sister, Mrs, Harry Mrs.
recently had nervous prostration and
oon. Boon
has not fully recovered,
W.E of Lamar,
portable saw mill from the J. A. Gam-
mo timber lot in
Nixon, moved his
Lamar township to
Lamar gap, where he will saw out the
timber on a tract of land owned by
County Treasurer John R.
It will require several
clean off this tract, which
timber.
Thompson.
months to
contains a
lot of nice
M. L. Rishel another col-
, Esq , in
two tracts of timber land, property of
the estate of Jeremiah Stover, deceased,
These timber
hundred
lute of Gregg township,
tracts coulain one
and are |
Brush
three
Nittany
#, respect
and
cated
tai
one thirty ACTER,
and
Oh
ively
Landlord at the
House is
ments at that popular hosteiry.
intest to receive his attention is
Cafe, the Daily News,
has been entirely over hauled,
Not
nished and
Ray
continuing to make
The
the
FAVS whicl
ed and reps pered only this,
it
but |}
has been refur the walls |
i
sre decorated wilh beautiful
It
res
pict
it most Inviting
MRK es
F. FF Hublersburg,
Hall Mi
middie of this mon
tends Hg swhert, Ps
county,
[shiler, of moved
Ishler,
th,
cahontias
family to Centre
qo i-
his
Ww
idm ber |
and join
Menars G.
birotliers
who have
press gl that poll
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MORE FLAIN TALK
Murray Makes a Few More Plain
Riatements
If the foo i te properly, impure
if the blood is pure,
~
juce catarrh
blood, and im-
wor digs
How
to effect
CRUM,
improve-
Liver
D.
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C. A. KRAPE.
Spring Mills, Pa.
H. F. ROSSMAN
SPRING MILLS
PA.
Special attention is called to
Dry Goods & Notions
Men's and Boys’
Fancy Dress Shirts
Enameled Ware
Decorated Dinner Sets
SR.
Decorated & ‘White
DUCK COATS
MEN'S CAPS
WINTER GOODS
We have a few Men's
Duck Coats left,
we offer them at a . . .
Reduced Price.
and
A Good line of Men's Caps and a complete Line
of Winter Goods. Prices Right. Goods Right.
KREAMER & SON.
Swartz’s Pump
Reminder
Do you know that I sell Pumps?
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Prices will be right.
WARTZ, Tusseyville.
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Come to see our Up-tor Date Furniture at
special low prices. Bed Room Suits,
Couches, Dining Room Chairs, Rockers,
Beds, Mattresses, Springs, Wall Paper.
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RANGES & COOK STOVES
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