v Smith, the Photographer. | THE STATE CAPITOL LOCALS Frol, Young Not an Applicant | re
W. W. Bmith, the photographer, Miss Martha Farner, of Colyer, was Prof. J. A. Young is not an appli- |
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will be in Centre Hall Friday, |W!" be Lavishiy Furnished, but Legisla- | o agjjer at this office Tuesday. cant for the principalship’of the Cen- |
rr tors Wil Miss Gifts. Special Desigus | . .
June 17. for Farollure. | The fifty-fourth commencement of | tre Hall High Behool, which leaves | SSO BoNe
EHH —— | The new State Capitol will be equip- | Bucknell University will be held atthe place open to ‘a new man. Ibe
GRAIN MARKNT. [ped with special furniture, carpets, | Lewisburg, June 17th to 22nd. salary is $60.00.
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BREIGY......ociirisnrens 3 a | fittings and decorations to conform | Mrs, W. A. McClellan and children,
pace the splendor and grandeur of | of Pleasant Unity, visited friends at
PRODUCK | LN, the building | Linden Hall and Tusseyville the past J leuey Margaret Mothersbaugh an al |
lard... 08 | Butter............ 1 Marion Fortney won the prizes offer- |
POtatoos......c.orcs 1 15 | Egg . : 16 | Plans for nearly all the furnishings | week. ed by Theodore Davis Boal for the | THE THING TO DO
land decorations, the cost of which | M. L. Emerick is making prepara-
—— - i i { best two papers on the loeal history of | Q tC { G <
Lhe fe mn yw who tries to do his friends | Day © xceed $1,000,000, have been pre- | tions to build quite nn extensive poreh, | pap 2 iy of | Is to look over our stock of Spring oods
Boalsburg. The prizes consisted of | ‘ . . . . ‘
often finds himself undone. | pared by Joseph M. Huston, of Phila- | This addition will greatly improve |, scholarships omy sonlobare ae in all the lines, The Ladies will find sewing ma-
| delpt ni of y Capitol. ids | s meric idence | 14D : or oy . ‘ ‘ . oe
| del piiia, ase iteet of ihe Capitol. Bids | the Emerick residence, lect school under Prof. Ward 8. Gram-| @ terial, and the Men will be interested in other lines.
DO YOU GET UP a 11 be . Pen Y ! Sour of FabliC| Miss Myrtle Fleisher, who spent ley. One of the papers, and possibly |
| Grounds and Buildings June 7. | more thaw & year with her sister, Mrs. | both, will be printed in the Reporter, |
WITH A LAME BACK ?| The board has omitted from the | j.,.e6 Wagner, of Mifflinburg, return- a pf ————
| schedule fountain pens, penknives, |
her he ar Colyer, A ME ‘me 7: . |
finoy cnr cases, cloths” and has) 1" bet home near Colyer ¥. and Yi, Endowment $13,000 OVERALLS and PLOW SHOES
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable, | Mre, John Frazier, of near Centre At the annual meeting of the board |
brushes and olber articles of this kind, | . * , . : i
which were formerly bought for the | Hall; Mrs, Foster Frazier, of near Tus- | of trustees of Franklin and Marshall |
i HICH Were 0 e My { ‘ » i
| far gh : seyv ille, and Mrs, Charles A. Miller, of | College Professor E, M. Hartman, who
| {use of members of the Legislature and | . . - =
la 4 +8 Colyer, wgre in town Friday afternoon canvassed the Reformed churches, re- | § ROCERIES
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History of Boslsharg,
+ | Btate oflicials and employes, | oy ;
Babi : emp oy . | of last week. { ported that he had secured $73,000 in |
I'he equipment iucludes specially de-
i rn 3 ; | *
{signed furniture, fittings, furnishing | I'here will be a meeting of the Res i t fund. which it § i
38) A bg LA Revaiate af the x oof endowment fund, which it is proposed |
{and decoration of either woodwork, | pital Aid Society at the home of Mrs, | “5° : Tas WE KEEP THE CHOICE 'T
{ stone, marble, bronze, mosaic, glass | Mary Rearick, Monday evening, June | to 'nefesse to a half million dollars, | S
{ George F. Baer, of the Reading Rail- |
land olstery, nt ax ice | 13 4 i attend RE sire 8 | ’ |
and uph ste Y, ul a maximum price | 18th : A full attendance is desired a Lay, wae reelssied hiurident of the GROCERIES TO BE HAD cas
> of $20 a foot Ibe furniture will in- | there is itaportant business to transact, |
elude designed sofas and seatings® | y Inev | board.
I LY : ! g Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Henney, and |
either upholstered wood, metal or| gn Ralph, of Burnham, last week |
stone, at a cost of §15 a foot, visited in Centre Hall. I'he former : | BE. Wel p
tuaid year} : | Bamuel E, Webe y ( y
Besides these, there will be designed | 44 permanent employment at that He Yeber, of Altoona, was
ot | decorative exterior lights, whieh will place and is well pleased with the home over Sunday, having come to
| cost not more than $15 each ; mural | wrk. te his iather, John HL W eber, Mr.
jand art paiuting, at cost of $50 a foot ; i ? Weber is a special apprentice in the »
cash and pledges for the permanent |
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LOCALS
As a result of a visit made to Wil : } . ;
0 inting + ' +$1 . necihanica: engineering department of
and paint I, which will liamsport by Pure Food Agent R AM. BY ha p ! ?
gr { * toons of
hau $3 a foot : state Simmers, of the State department the Altoona car shops, eco0000 P0030000000000000000000000000000000000000000
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HORSE GOODS
special desks and
This week I will tell you about Horse Goods.
I have something to blow about. A set of Sin-
gle Harness at $11.75, that is hand to beat. You
must see it to realize how cheap it is,
eight butchers were ar ested charged William SBeholl, living on the Har-
it i le > + x . 3 3 4
id Eoglish laid in with using sulphite as a meat preserv. | per farm below Centre Hall, has been
id rubber parquetry ative. Each one was ned £50 and unable to look after his farm work
$15 costs. sitee the opening of spring Atl Limes
Congressman Mahou was re-uvomi- he is confined to bed, and at other
utiding will cost not more than | need in the seventeenth district. He | times he is able to walk about. The
t Fhe maximum price fixed
ling or sculptor decoration
was supported by the co Lie ailment, appareutly, is rheumatism.
designed special-finished 2 lin Sul 3
| Franklin, } hut the Reporter
ta an nion he fit of Sny- ¢ P11 “wr
ata and | ANDOU LOS } ess of John H. Web.
der, Mifflin
wee Culberson typhoid fey
vhoid fever,
wid panels, Auabus- . >. id . ‘id 2.3 ph 4
Judge Parker already hs 194 dele. he sickness no doubt was contracted
snd electric fixtures
for the past week
clude designed '
brocade, silk
gates instructed for him, as 1 Is cer ile staying at the home of his
of not more than : . :
(ain to gel the vols = 2H Tia brother, it «¢ family the disease
equipment will also .
wd elock fittings or fix-
fF wl h i his ly FP delegat srisiins © he wil this writing ( Weduesdas Mr. Weber
st of which is \ ”
gel some more, but the tide § etting |} vali well. pr 4
! strongly in
Buggy and Team Nets, not the cheapest on
the market, but best goods, cheap. White Cotton Ear
Nets, Heavy Collars and Hames, Sweat Pads,
Whips— (Full Rawhide at 25¢), Lap Robes, Tie
Ropes, Halters, Curry Combs, Horse and Cattle Cards,
Mane Combs, Hame Straps, Snaps, Buckles, Rings.
uninstructed delegals 58 { cnrst TE a1 during the past year, At
5 “a1y rile 8 jolly crowd oo mp wed of
York Judge rl .
‘RE. #« Rebicea Heckman, Della Heck-
Wedns« sday afternoon of last vk man, Jenni Brown, Edna Mallory,
party of bright boys and girl etn. | Jull amb, accomp nied by Will
bled at the hom r of Mra \ jel. | Brown ss an escort, drove to Bpring
new furniture
for the Capitol
Pp desks, oak
oak flat-top |
or ma-
hd
of Tasevville. n honor of the Mills where they partook of a sumptu-
ninth birthday of her grandson. Rob i Ler repared by Mr. and Mrs
ert Burehfisid s 1 folks had obert Smith at their beautiful home
If you don’t see what you want in this line, ask
for it, I may have it,
pleasant time although refreshments at the aboy entioved place. They
x f r ’ pati ’ : = Remi ate. could not be served on the lawn on ac. | arrived home shout midoight.— Belie-
FLOOR COVERING "hie IE DeSe nt count of the rainy weather. Those | font sily News, On resching Cen-
exercises at rE.
present were, Willis an Craukli tio “ t isd ty fou d iiself drench-
> . * > * i é i i: fate allege will open Heck ms FOO Tie atid s . d to thie aki \ * b on overtaken
bacealaure- ' 13min i 3 i 4 i
STRAW andPANAMA | Sunes morning with th —— C. W. Swartz, Tusseyville, Pa.
Hats at One-Half Value ee wide -
i i ¥ Yer 8 ~ 5 § § x ¢ fem y dry the! bee I »
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i May sud Be Han. ]ing he i 2. hot rape i
MARS ' ME fe inn, § 0 i } if ' ROE, Ric
Fdward byab ver of raja The Rind
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rd Wagner, su of Mr , W. Kreamer enabled :
enders ns
i nable ts =attls who ahall + Burchfield, Tosey ville ; Grace | lator proceed, in good spirits, on theif | SS VV 20000 000 ®eees
Desse and White Goods " vty anal ott] "ive xb eClelian. Plata bo ate thin. y TV VVC VTTCTCTTEE NTE...
: . wg i 554 Ind Wh i je ivi A
at Money-Saving Prices Irawal of Oliver the Elkin faction has C. P. LONG, SPRING MILLS
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truck the steeple of the
Lutheran chureh but did
pring and Summer own], | : suitors “ta em il t the & New Spring Suit ; NE
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Pants and Overalls cana re kk conine, or | Pair of Trousers
‘ Se uvemlis for Men, 0, were ars in Centre Hall |
visiting their ({
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DISHES OF THE BEST ASSORTMENT
PRICES RIGHT.
vill be celebrated | | id you see our display of Suitings and Trouserings in our North
satheran eon regs window 0 many neat styles for the quiet dresser, Merchant Tailoring
ving, June 12th, at has never been so reasonable, so up-to-date, as nov Call in and see John
Fan Ho “|| nw Dry Goods and Notions
[day at 2 p. veryvor : We have THE stock of Dry Goods and No-
tions at prices so low that you cannot help
but buy them, . . . .
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Ti Beliefonte school board was or 0
; " iganizd by re-electing its old officers, f R d WwW Cl hi
fs RANITE 0 ao a ly, president, A C. Mingle ; seo i ea y-to- ear ot ng
Si wit i 4 }
© tretary, H OC. Quigley ; treasurer, John | |
+1 | P. Harris. Jupe 27th was sel as the
time for electing teachers,
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Up to Date Furniture
|B Come to see our Up-to-Date Furniture at
| The auditors of Potter township, | | Special low prices. Bed Room Suits
Meusrs, George H. Emerick, John B Bi | Couches Dining Room Chair. Rocker :
\ ’ Sy Ss,
Beds, Mattresses, Springs, Wall Paper.
CENTRE TABLES ‘ve . bse to $2.50
BED SPRINGS . . ue 1.95
MATTRESSES . . . . +... 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.
C. P. LONG, SPRING MILLS
Will do lots of work 2 i
IF HIS HARNESS FITS,
ang - { J] We can fit you and fit vous pocket-book Look at our Top Coat
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Potter School Report } and Rain Coats and Nobby Spring Suits, Neckwear, Hosiery, Shirts, Ete
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| Fortney and H. F. Musser, and Town | {
Kk A. B Lee met the Potter town- |
Lair edie board in the Bank build. | i MONTGOMERY & CO
ting to audit the school board's ae- i .
I BELLEFONTE, PA.
count for the year closing Monday, |
June 6th Affixed in a brief stuternent | |
of said seecunt i
il. G. STROHTMEIER, |
CENTRE HALL, . . . . . PENN,
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Taxes ley r i I purposes § IMIR 48
Manufacturer of | TREASURERS ACCOUNT—MONEY REX FIVED |
State App riation . « $ 2164 68 | 4
and Dealer in | From Coll taxes of all Kinds 3547 52 |
| 180
HIGH GRADE ... From a ED dua ——
Total Receipts $0013 70
EAR ACCOUNT-MONEY PAID OUT
MONUMENTAL WORK! Te ram oi wa205 00 | 18
| Paid Teachers for atte nding institute 0 20 i
! Hons L and repaim.,, Srbenie 108 11 |
in all kinds of | For fue boa en 22 |
| Colle Hors Toes, $131.54 Treas §8564.82 Ma
Marble AND | Salary Sec, 875, Stationery, eto, S581 78 81]
| fore’ foes ‘ 0
| Debits Paid, $583.49, Interest faid $12.72 se a
dt Don’t Le ” | Text Books...... cheney 315 00
Granite, Don’t £411 10 get my prices | Supplies on *
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Can’t do himself nor you Ares Pune: fir Sr
Justice if it does not, . , : Vers 1 my this over and over in.
Total money paid out 40 a
GRANT HOOVER cp et A EE TT
| An organization of the new board
The best laxative. oval Tan:
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re: BEN BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
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largest, Fire and Life | was effected by electing the foliowing
Insurance Companies {oMicers : President, P. B. Jordan; § 3 i :
rance Con [eas DY tras Ww. Double or Single Harness for Farm, Delivery or Road Wagon, 2;
2 th Ch {i McCormick. The other members | i Buggy Harness is a specialty of ours. This ad. will entitle you to to per @ your Health
The 8s is 8 gapes saves | Are Joho Heckman, Win, R. Neff, and | cent. cash discount on Harness purchased, :
No mutuals ; no assessments, The retiring members ure Messrs, W. | | ™ o T . XK ; 0. o :
| H. Lucas and Dauiel Daup, both of # Me CALTON |
«.« Money to Loan on First Mortgage | whom were actively and sincerely in- | 5 i C . . '
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Sr oto is | BELLEFONTE, PA. vith JAYNE'S, Tonic] VERMIFUGE.
Bellefonte, Pa. The rate of millage laid for school I
| Adam Heckman,
nd Strength
terested in school work for » number
sar Telephone connection. and building purposes was five mills, ' Swern DLE A wr aon 5 | A pleasant, potent and