Smith, the Photog
W. Bmith, the
will be in Centre
June 3.
npher.
photographer,
Hall Friday,
pie ply
GRAIN MAKRKEY
PRODUCE
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Potatoes
mfp At
The fellow who tries t
often finds himself undon
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don’t Know it.
How To Find Out,
won glass with your
ur hours;
Northern Conference,
The Northern Conference of the
Lutheran church met at Tusseyville
beginning of this week, closing its
work Wednesday evening, The
tendance of and
was good. Great interest
fested by the members of the
an church and other denominations in
whos» midst the. and each
sion was largely attended.
Conference
ministers
was
mat, HB.
aud consequently the work done was
the discussion of affairs relative to the
spirituad,
The next
be at Hartleton, Union county.
meeting of the body will
Wc ify og
College of Masle,
children to
thorough ipstruction in Musie,
find no better
of Music at
Pupils
snd from the begin-
admitted.
July 20.
Parents desiring their
have
and well cared for, can
he College
place than
p snvde
Freeburg, county, Pa,
fro a ten years old
ner to the vdvanced are
Terms begin Juve 15 and
address
HENRY
For catalog
May 12,—4t
1h
B. MOYER,
of Swamp~Root is
STRAW and PANAMA
Hats at One-Half Value
Dress and White Goods
at Money-Saving Pr
1CCS
we
¥y r
nm
Spring and Summer Hosiery
i Eg y
Pants and Overalls
Be sure to exas my immense st cfore |
purchasing clsewhere
+40 BRARITE {
CHTC LB. A
1 JHENTS. de> .
£m
BB, Harman Dead,
Harman, of Columbus,
Re
Lutheran
Harman
Mission in
cently. Vv.
riesy
pt to November,
, Rev. Harman was the pastor of
Hebersburg Lutheran charge,
to that place from the semi-
>
rental Parlor Closed
ned supnounces that his
tal r will be closed from May
i
tt 4 14+} fy
IN 0 June ACRLER, BR
be pleased to do all kinds of work
er which date he
(+. W, HOSTERMAN,
Centre Hall, Pa,
We
LOUALS,
«a meeting of Progress
Arcadia Saturday,
in the shade
on
for improvement is what the
$
ming for
be observed by
the 1 y ®unday School, Sunday
evening
Miss H
for the senlor vaca
is home
Allen»
#erman
on from
r Women
Church
slones,
repaired west
with
i wireet
the
very
during
ee, who
suflering
not
HOR is
represents
laid off by
ilroad company
Philadelphia
city last week, aud
i Centre Hal
Mir d
, Where
Mrs. W.
Mo day
he w a1
B. Mingle.
Jerry Confer, of nea
3
r Spring Mills,
#54 trip thr wgh parts of
i During |
Spring
si0
made a bu
5 er
Be presented in Centre
Hall Monday by Major H. 8. Taylor,
District Attorney N. B. Spangler and
ale f Asseinbly Joho Noll,
south Potter
ietontis was rey “
‘arid id
had business jt
Both the Bellefonte lurnacss are to
June, the other ou the 15th. This a2 -
tion will oblige several hundred work. |
men to seek employment elsewhere
The Knights of the Golden Eagle,
DRE R J. YOUNQ ARRESTED DEATHS,
Snow Shoe Dootor Charged With
False |
Imprisonment nnd Perjury,
| MRg. MARTHA BAYARD
1
On information sworn to Monday | , After an ness of eight weeks dura-
| before Justice John Keichline, of { Hon Boa Magttia-Johnuok Bayard, of
| Bellefonte, Dr. R. J. Young, a well L Ge slonte, widow of the lute 3 Ye
| known physician of Snow Shoe, was, Fe0rge A. Bayard, passed away Mon-
| drrested at the instance of Father day morning. Death was due to
| Victor Zarek, pastor of the Polish superinduced by
Bright's
{| Catholie chureh at Clarence, charging dropsy and rouble, had
her bed about
disease,
Bhe
for
heart
: 0
imprisonment t
been confined
three weeks and had been
sinking since Friday night,
and perjury. Dr. Young will be given gradually
“ before
next Saturday
hearing Keichlive |
morning 10 o'clock, |
the aftermath coming
from the recent arrest of Father Zarek,
charged with having whipped sixteen
years old Andrew BSofko, of Clarence,
At a habeus
corpus proceeding held before Judge
Love.
Aquire
The deceased was born at Boalsburg,
April 5, 1840, Her maiden Was
Martha H. Johnson, and she was the
daughter of James and Margaret Jobhp- |
son, deceased,
aut
This case is name
MES, MARTHA THOMAS.
The death of Mrs. Martha Thomas, |
wife of Morgan Thomas, of Bellefonte, |
occurred at St. Luke's Hospital, Phil-
adelphia, Bunday morning, from the
Father Zirek was discharged
as there was no evidences whatever to
substantiate the allegation.
Dr.
made n
It was alleged by Young that
young Sofko had a‘atement : ;
it is claim- effects of cancer of the stomach.
implicating the priest, this
The deceased was the daughter
Father Zarek is now seek- | of {
i James Long, of Howard, and was aged |
| fift She is survived by |
{ four children.
ed is false
ing a
charges,
full vindication from all these
y-five years,
A fst simi
Merchant Rishel Seriously Il
Merchant John Farmers |
Mills, who has been a sufferer fre
a ffectic
years,
¢
Rishel, of MRS
MARGARET HARPER, i
im and Ty- |
ne, after an illness extending overs |
Mrs. Harper
James (C. B
Mrs, Margaret Harper died at
on of the « several | ro
tonaciy for
was taken Bellefonte | period of several weeks,
Mrs,
i ¢ mister of
Fhursday of last week His
condition Weduesday
very critical
wplital | was tl
5}
Ol,
deceased, well known to
Hall.
was regarded as and was
any residents in Centre She
— pt was quite aged and feevle
Convention at Coburn
A ry
The Sunday S
Le
ed
Chureh in the
5 wi*! ®" C a tier
Ly hoo Key st 3 FAC ALS
Perry 1a
of Rs ul
gue
aud Mrs attended
He-
Jee
with flit
en Grimm at
bersburg
John Potter
¢ guest of Henry
holding a convention
I'he
wilh
i
Milesbhurg, was
Miss Mary
week, MEORBIOLIS Mrs of
d Tuesday |
evening a large attendance of |} and
ministers aud delegates wn
%. M. Huyett and Saturday
| went to Berks county where they will |
weeks
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LOCALS
- family
west of
Mrs. Navey Yeager,
Hall, ly
eighty-four years o
remain lor several
Dai
it
£ +3
0f the wi
iI Serious i
'Bquire J. G wrman, of Centre |
i Ha
Road Supervisor I radf
' » *ioy Lue
of Potter township, compl
I, was one ! called
v
to prove
leREew
4
oungruansiown pike company
Ll that the average man in Cen- |
is unable to « :
X : tre county is prejudiced against pikes
0 work on
Miss Orpl
aud that the valuation of said pike |
4
should be estimated Ly residents out-
of Cent
J.C. Pf
mers Nursery
side re county,
Far-
Mineo
im, the
representit 2
Spany, in o¢
stitution : .
Mr. and
Miflinburg
Mrs. J. M. Rearick
Wittenmier
{
tion with canvassing for orders,
. is in.
Mrs
were
ing
| ape 1g and trimming fruit trees pre.
He the
frees withetls wit
viously sold that
reports
young odd Lhe severe
Wi
ter remarkab vell, Iu some instan-
ces almost one huadred per cent. are
1 wag!
Where ACA]
CR «n
favorable the |} 4%
Plum
which indicates
vil i
has been
realize
§
fig
HE 0
n the farm.
New Spring Suit Ni
Pair of Trousers IN
Tailoring
lantonng
see John
Ready-to-Wear Clothing
Is in great demand, also
We can fit you and fit your p
and Rain Coats and Nobby Soring Suits. Neckw ear
«1 $ : rie .
wket-book., Look at our Pop Coats
, Hosiery, Shirte, Ete
H. G. STROHTEIER,
CENTRE HALL, .
Manufacturer of
and Dealer in
“1GH GRADE ...
. - .
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in al! kinds of
Marble ano
(ranite,
Controls sixteen of the
largest Fire and Life
[osurance Companies
in the world
The Best is the Cheapest.....
No mutuals ; no assessments,
...Money to Loan on First Mortgage
itiee ip Urider's Btone Baollding,
Bellefonte, Pa.
#4 Telephone connection,
| Spring Mills, will sssembie st the Old |
From there they will mareh to Centre |
Hall and participate in the memorial
! gervices at Hp.
! The Rebekah Lodge, No
[.O.0O. F., will hold a festival
‘Grange Arcadia on the
| Memorial Day fee cream,
| fruite of all kinds, Jemonade, coffee, |
{ ete, will be served, a lump and jar-
dinjere will be elianeed off
Dr, Mrs. G. W.
263,
in
evening of
Cakes, ]
and
Allentown College for Women,
{they will attend the Franklin
tals
i '
caster, to Mise Lucey F, Mull, of th
sujie place,
Ju why and {3 { .
Mesars Hires
ing. Mr. Bwires i= the Dsmoeratic
candidate for the nomination for as. |
sembly, and came to the South Side of
Centre county to look over the politie-
al fleld and become acquainted with
rock-ribbed Democrats. Mr, Swires is
a miner and shipper of bituminous
con, n man of good business gua'ifios-
tions and influence in his home town ; |
a man who, if he secures the nominas |
tion for sssembly, will make an exs
ceptionally strong candidate,
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JUST A
COMMON HORS
Will do lots of work
IF HIS HARNESS FITS,
But the best animal on earth
Can't do himself nor you
Justice if it does not,
Double or Single Harness for Farm, Delivery or Road Wagon
Buggy Harness is a specialty of ours. This ad. will entitlé you to 10 per
cent, cash discount on Harness purchased between 16th and ist of
'McCALIMONT & CO
BELLEFONTE, PA.
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HE THING TO D0
THE THING TO DO
Is to look over our stock of Spring Goods
in all the lines, The Ladies will find sewing ma-
e 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.
ESSN Sn sees seeess
BIG LINEOF , ...
HEADWEAR
Ly
Close Imitation of Genuine Panama
at $1.85, usually sold at $2
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Dry Goods and Notions
We have THE stock of Dry Goods and No-
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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 TABLES
BED SPRINGS
MATTRESSES
©LTOT
75¢ to $2.50
1.95
ALL PRICES
RANGES & COOK STOVES
It will be to your interest to visit this store
where you will find the largest stock of goods
in Penn's Valley, and get
our prices.
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