The Centre reporter. (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, May 05, 1904, Image 5

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Sinith, the
W.. Ww
will be
May 6
Photographer
Smith, the
in Centre
photographer,
Hall
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Ton of Poultry Wanted,
The undersigned will pay the high-
narket Pics for one ton of poul-
ill kinds—in small or large quan-
Call on, adi res
iE HOWARD UREAMERY CORP.
ir telephone
Ay
GHERAIN TARRKETY
Wheat
Outs ie
COIR ones
PFRODUCE AT STORES,
Butter
Potatoes, , |
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK ?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable,
news-
rful
COURT ROUSE NFWS,
Officint Business ms Reported from
fonte by wu Special Correspondent.
The second week of
| Monday morning. The case of Belle.
fonte, Aaronsburg and Youungmans-
town Turnpike versus Centre county ;
trespass, was continued.
The case of James P. Odenkirk,
of J. T. Taylor versus: Nancy Benner,
which was of assumpsit,
plea, non assumpsit, was settled
the parties,
tse
an action
The most important
for the week was that of Philip
Iddings and his wife, Hannah Iddings,
vs, Boggs twp.
During 1901 Mr. and Mra,
had an accident on the public rogd,
near the rks, near the
Spring and Boggs townships.
to the lack of a guard rail the wagon
on which they were riding was thrown
over a steep embankment, and Mrs, |
hurt, and re-
he Bellefonte hospital,
unil w
Iddings w seriously
cently died in
nM
From the evidence on the part of the
plaintiff they trie
to testify that the cause of her death
to the of 18501 Un-
d Lo produce witness.
oN
acceldent
was dae
pleadings int however,
id be
He Onsen
Ho for
the de
her husband
eecovery
of M
any
fd-
subati-
va after ath rs,
Ww IlO Was
aw administrator for his wife, in
ourt =o charged the
plaintiffs
nis moved
s case, nid the e
had closed
for a
the grounds
bolt or pin
the accident
voship authori-
therefore
The
hy ¢
the
and
Hable court
gment it~
parties, refused mo.
atid the case was allowed to go to
defense was that the
1 Spring township
ne free
teen in dispute for
the dangerous
ih townships refused to build
for a distance of 200
line between
Years Tost
el or
U. T. GORMAN
SPRING
MILLS
Velvers, Satins, Dress Goods
reds i BR
Sa 3 pg addy lg at prices to
Hosiery and Underwear
he mark
figures.
es and Get
{ng AL rear
4 Mittens, in great variety, and
+IOVES AL
price
#t styles of Hats and
Pagts and Overalls
A ©
alls
A splendi
ription
AD en
Fresh
Ompges Malaga
tect: nety
Produce Wanted
(Oysters ov
Phe jury found in favor of the
Philip B., Iddings,
d for Philip B. Iddings
sf Hannah B
5 i wf Eno
ne sum of 900 US,
plain-
of
]s
the sum
"wr
administrator [ddings
decease f
total
making a
The township liable
T. Bavletts
Williaa Nyman,
All
time
versus
Jr.,
ju
evening
at that were
a —
Marriage Licenses
+, Pittsburg.
Pittsburg.
Be lefont
Bellefonte
for
— et
Bought Lota, \
the Wolf
north of
Mitterling wight
about
Publie
lots,
eight acres,
park
lying
“choo!
nnn cus uimm—
Next Week 4
Next we
pl need
ind Fives will
wir name on the Re-
have made
ek the Fours
§
April St
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Rep
i.
R
at the rate of
member ter is running
year, if paid io
advance
Have a Fours ive placed after
AE BL DIO,
—
DEATHS,
MARY BANES
Mary rieen vears old,
Mrs. Clayton Ba-
e, died of diphtheria
Baney, thi
er of Mr
of B
and
eliefont
MRS WILI
IAM ROUSH
Mes otishy,
up in Years,
who was well |
had been a pa-
past few years died |
in Howard township, |
William
and who
it stuflerer the
h
her me
H. G. STROHMEIER,
CENTRE HALL, . . . . . PENN.
Manufacturer of
and Dealer in
‘HGH GRADE
MONUMENTAL WORK
in all kinds of
Marble ano
Don’t <i] to get y prices
uUranite,
GRANT HOOVER
Controls sixteen of the
largest Fire and Life
Insurance Companies
in the worl
The Best is the Cheapest.....
No mutusis ; no assessments,
...Money to Loan on First Mortgage
OMe in Crider’s Stone Building,
Bellefonte, Pa.
26 Telephone connection,
CATHAR!
Bard,
NE BURD
reliet of Levi Bard,
David |
Thuraduy |
of last weak, nged seventy-eight years
eight months, [uterment tonk place |
Monday, Rev. Lauffer officiating
Death due
age
Catharine
waa to
lowing ehildren :
ship; Mrs Emanuel
township
Confer,
FAMUEL SHUTT,
yesrs, two months sod fifteen days,
Samuel shutt, of Centre Hill, passed
into eternity. Death occurred Sunday
from a complication of disease. lo
terment was made at Tussey ville, Rev,
Davie! Gress officiatiog.
The decensed was born in Brush
Valley, On reaching manhood he
married Miss Sallie Wagner, now de
geased, There survive four children,
namely, W. Frank Bhutt, Centre Hall ;
Mary J., wife of Jerry CI. Brown, Pot.
ters Mills ; Margaret A., wife of John
Danlap, Bellefoute ; Bamuel W. Bhatt,
Lock Haven,
Hels nlso survived by his second
wife, whose maiden name was Emma
Ruopkle,
TO SINK TWO WELLS NEAR CENTRE HALL.
The stockholders, foreign and loeal, of the
Monday of this week, for the parpose of electing officers,
The officers elected are
PRESIDENT, 8B. B. McKENZIE, Smethport.
BECRETARY, B. 8. BTARSKY, Huzlehurst
TREASURER, J. N. VAN GORDEN, Bolivar,
The important transacted,
Hall,
business of the ¢ Fporation
N.Y
most business especially to those in
was the letting of a contract
later,
The contract calls for boring to the depth of at least two
thousand feet,
I'he
Penus Valley
has made a special study of the
with referénce
that there
modern drill.
foreign investors are very sanguine is a treasure
within the reach of the One of the members,
geological conditions of Central Penusylvania
to oil and gas fields, contends
line in range with productive fields.
One thing, at least, nas been definitely settled, and
made If successful, there will be an unheard of seramble
the
ents
borings will be *
will
to W. B
imediate
fuliure follows, brunt of battle have been fought by foreign capital,
At all ev thu ks ral thousand
jensl seve
Hull.
Faq. a
of Centre
Mingle,
ollars will be spent jn the i vicinity
LOCALS
ap
LOCALS
A.B
livery
from Liveryman D
ditional
Fhe Wabash
pureh
Mrs, Maury
Beranton,
sh hins returned wozer put an ad-
horse in his
Bamue! Weber, of Boaslsburg, was in raliroad is reported
town Mos
The f Ex-State
ris died Bunday.
day using real estate valued at wird, =
wif Preasurer Har- 000 slong its survey at Coatesville
A welcome epidemi i
i rimprove prope
Hall, Coin i
Distemper is prevalent among bs rey —is
in Bugar Valley {
remedy
Miss .
adel;
ithe
prevaient
elite
Al
hia for a short
n Ding
id ducks and
fe
Miss Virgie Durst re
M Wl
int
day after a short vi
Hail
fontle
the
weendd Or
Ordir uid
but in-
arily early farmer we
home entre
May
without
Ising his bing,
catne iu gay sind i roel i
I" sCarcely resds
He AVY
TEE ku end
Hija
a littie shower
fell in Brush Valley, _aee
' YER Came
Fhey
fe
h ail.
Wilbur
it slay.
Shir 1
House
raiiroa
WHS III 8B
eer,
Ww empl ved by J
foreign shipping department, Chicago, MIs £1 Vv. Frasier ol Bey -
i Miss
Hall,
A series of pri
hool jostitu
Pettus
Association
Vrs
Preside
May !
held
afternoon and
the W. C. T. U
Mont
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call at t
day sc
spices of the
bath School
ducted by
delphia,
Council,
will be
gomery
VOR
lielr ;
al the (+ar
other dav, except one, an i promise to
of cloth
They
i the grandest |
d in “any old
advertise
show you :
to be f M. Shires, of = Mills,
home Saturday from a
wing returned
Min
siiort trip i
New York Life Io-
A particular branch
to
never
can't substantiate the interesi. of the
up-to-date in stvie, sulalice COmpany
gent
ftheir slo
4 } t 2
Of Lis DUSIiLess is
treated like a lean if you eall instruct local
look over
Pletcher, of Howard
Milwaukee
aud Ad Hi
of this
general
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Presbvteriat
lev
har
, the
week
of the
voastir
the "
Hall next Sunday MAVET
at Bpring Mil
lor will
fients
Mr
: Lemont
and
in the evening
Mrs
Harn
fill
afternoon,
Baaldhurg
ft. More
Durst,
Sallie
Harnish will are
Mary Odes
Web
drungart, 5
ish to Centre
Hall Mrs Mary Goodlinr
kirk, Misses
Virna Geiss,
W Hpan
pc Virna Bessie
Fil Henry's Big Minstrels 3
er. 0
bent Ww
“The
the Milwaukee Bentinel
sell in years" gler
SE BAVS
' adding : **The Andre
merit.”
w Harter, of Coburn,
kK ou
the
appreciated whe
broke
loosened ope
ims
entire program wax of special
vered from being stru
of a 1
which ean better be
g the hesd
This popular organization will Appear
¢
by a lim! ree, severity of
at Garman's Opera House, Belief
Friday,
comedians,
orchestral musicians,
vaudevilles, character
emperor of comedians, Arthur
ing, cornet Hi Henry,
and acrobatic
Mite,
May 6 Fhey carry eight
f
it ia known that the jar a set of
twelve gingers,
. false upper teeth and
twenty-five
seventeen bright
his lower natural teeth
the
Dem
nnd
dancing,
Mis Myra
Tuesday
Kerr and son William,
solos by
they will make their foture
home, Mrs, Kerr has two etbildren
Mise Kathryn and Roland
now living in Chicago.
feats where
by the famous European sensational.
Ii Troupe. The cha
Corrigan aud Dove, will al-
Nee P
wonderful athletic
wu WW THO)
Both
rac.
Mrs,
#0 be seen the parade at 3
on date of performance
m
best wishes of the community
—
en,
Show Days or Any Other Days
Except One.
The Grandest
Display of . . .
CLOTHIN
Ever Shown in “Any Old Town.”
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MONTGOM ERY ¢ & CO.
THE THING TO DO
soe COO
THE THING TO DO
Is to look over our stock of Spring Goods
in all the lines. The Ladies will find sewing ma-
terial, and the Men will be interested in other lines,
OVERALLS and PLOW SHOES
G ROCERIES
WE KEEP THE CHOICEST
GROCERIES TO BE HAD...
KREAMER & SON.
Window Reminder.
SWARTZ'S
Lace Curtains TEN CHOICE DESIGNS
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Price, 48¢ to $1.85 per pair, My prices are base
on the price of Cotton eight months ago, You know
what that means,
Curtain Poles White Enameled, Brassed or
Silvered Trimmings—15 Cents each, This is the
proper thing in a Curtain Pole,
Window Shades Large assortment of Window
Shades—10c to 50c, all on Spring Rollers, A
number at 30c—a bargain.
Shade Strips, 5c each. Lace
special
5¢ each.
C. W. Swartz, Tusseyville, Pa.
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DISHES OF THE BEST ASSORTMENT
PRICES RIGHT.
Dry Goods and Notions
We have THE stock of Dry Goods and No-
tions at prices so low that you cannot help
but buy them. ‘ ‘ 3 .
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Up to Date Furniture
Come to see our Up-to-Date Furniture at
special low prices. Bed Room Suits,
Couches, Dining Room Chairs, Rockers,
Beds, Mattresses, Springs, Wall Paper.
CENTRE T
BED SPRINGS
MATTRESSES
RANGES & COOK STOVES
It will be to your
ge
J ee
ABLES y $2.5
interest to visit this
ill find the
Valley, and
slore
where you w largest stock of goods
in Penn's get our prices
C. P. LONG, SPRING MILLS
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Pawnee Bill's Great Wild West Show
Will Exhibit in Bellefonte, Tuesday, May 10.
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