smn ap LAE CE NTHE REPORTER. | S.W. SMITH, . . . litor and Proprietor Centre Haro PenN’A. LE Aaronsburg, Thomas Yearick, of Centre wis the guest of Mrs, F. J. or un few days, returning home Mis, THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1904 ns of suber we per tio ip to the Re- YO&T ID sAVANCe. { EMENTS, line for | ADVERTIS three insertions, and 5 cents § line for each sub- sequent insertion, Other rates made known on | Spf ication ur name on label of pa ich your subscription & given the date imp tes q ef par {nd i Ra ITOR OPM date Oo date site y » tiie to wi y Abbres viatious Nn Always ox- notice appears compare and | pot been given | scription w DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET, ted ahead to ft HOW COL-§ esaw and | Hav- induce- | mwanu- | id the | chiefly the of overprodue gnation which is announced coun- | +s | vention. NOL &as Pre aide brought SALE 3 ret] or already form air Louis delegat didale ther there tv as to the walt. Hence the interest, re I'he par which sur | and § led to do by rolition pt f ihn Lil A demonstration ol Protectionism ’ thmu 1 material, wl for the canal the of steam shovel flour, dredges be fenced off from foreign competition isthmus of tarifl. that ¢ and dinoer pails shall the The have ored by the extension to the provisions of the Din igley nee Government would in r to the thus fav purveyors the of and in would ifference between cost the open aud it made to appear very clearly that {in this instance the pays the tariff taxes, les in mark these arti protected cosumer ernment) Niagara Fails “Excursion The Pennsylvania Railroad Compa. ny has selected the follow its popular ten-day asgara Falls Washington Baltimore: July 8 and August and 26, Beptember 9 and and Oeto- | ber 14. will leave Washington at 500 A. M.. | Jaltimore 9.05 A. M., York 10456 A. M., Harrisburg 11.40 A. M., Millersburg 1220 P. M., Bunbury 1258 P. M., Williamsport 2 30 P. M., Lock Haven 308P. M., Renovo 556 P. M., Em- porium Junetion 505 P. M., arriving Niagara Fallsat 0.55 P. M Excursion tickets, good for return passage on any regular train, exclusive of limited express trains, within ten days, will be sold at $10.00 from Wash- ington and Baltimore; $35 from York ; $10 00 from Littlestown : $10.00 from Oxford, Pa. ; $035 from Colum. bia; $8.50 from Harriebuirg | £10 00 from Winchester, Va. ; $7.80 from Al- toona ; $7.40 from Tyr rone ; ; $6.45 from Bellefonte ; $5.10 from Ridgway ; $6 90 from Sunbary aod Wilkesbarre : $5.75 from Williamsport ; and at proportion ate rates from principal points. A stop-over will be allowed at Buflalo within limit of ticket returning, The special trains of Pullman parlor Cars anc day coaches will be run with each excursion running through to Niagara Falls, An extra charge will be made for parlor-car seals. An experienced tourist agent and Shaperon will accompany each excur- sion, For descriptive pamphlet, time of connecting trains, and further infor. mation apply to nearest ticket agent, o address Geo. W. Boyd, General Pass excursions to Ni- from ew) 2, vey dy Pride Agent, Broad Street Station, i Lykens, spent Rev, Mrs. Will Musser, of last K at the homo of KR. M. Bheeder, > Miss Margaret Mayes, of Bellefonte, spent Bunday with her mother. Calvin Eby, of Woodward, friends in town. Wee called on A. Weaver and family, of Coburn, spent Sunday with friends in town, Miss Ruth Swabb at ft Edwin Wolf IS #tayviug with ‘oburn this week. slop fi iH , Of Woll's Store, © route of of his upele, Dr. C, 8. Rev. B. R. M. Williamsburg, Philip Irey, Warren, is the Musser, Sheeder and family to be absent a month. Accordingly there will be n in the Lutheran church before | 31st of July. Mr, Mrs. Roush, were guests of their son services 3 of Hall, | and d and Peun aughter, Mand Mr. Mrs. Ise at the he North St. Reid, of and hauer, visited hauer on Mrs. Hanuals fiverett and dauglite Bpe ) 5. Keener, Pine Stump. Potter, of C 1 Lhe mex Henry i id inirto tion H ous Wedns smith and family Moye nt Rui + om Win. Miss in Moyer M iy i 1 Walker. if LR ELE EE Pium Grove, F Dalby spent a few favil asviiie all, of Harvey Swartz and daughter | atte Eval geiioad Mrs. Peter writing; ded preaching services ii church Sunday mornis Smith is very ill at Pr. ¢ Calne her 800, alvin nome, ing for her, — Penn Hall. W. ¥. Musser of Lykens, Mra, Marion, and daughter, Miss Wh ere, wife # parents at with it- visiting friends Runkle with Mra, Tussey vil ey, are 1, awrence and Sunday Runkle ie, Jerry Albright is the hsppiest m in town because he is papa of a boune ing baby girl. Mrs, Cora of § Haines, Voodward, Quite a number of people attended Friday evening. a — The Most Origiaal Novel of the Year 3 competent judges | “In the Bishop's the most original novel of The most pronounced BvVe are It is a tale about flesh and blood people ; a story for men and women. “Uncle Joe’! Cannon, Speaker of the National House of Representatives, is most enthusiastic in his praise of Miss Miriam Michelson’s book.’ This what he has to say about it, “1 am in receipt of a copy of ‘In the Carriage,” by Miriam Michelson, | read the same with great pleasure, It seems to me it ought to be a popular publication and one that will exert a good influence. Perhaps I ean best deseribe it bry saying that I commenced reading it carly in the morning and finished it that night and the coming morning, and when finished | drew a long breath and felt that I had forgotten every. thing cise but the book and regretted that there was not more of It. With respect, ete “J. G. 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