Ningan Falls Lxeursion,
The Pennsylvania Railroad Compa
excursions to Ni-
Washington and
Baltimore: July 8 and 22, August 12
and 26, September 9 nd 23, and Octo.
ber 14. On these dates the special train
will leave Washington at S00 A. M,,
Baltimore 906A. M., York 10456 A. M ,
Harrisburg 11.40 A. M.,
1220 P. M. Bunbury 1258 P. M
Williamsport 2 80 P. M., Lock Haven
305P, M, Renovo 356 P. M., Em-
porium Juneti wm 6,06 P. M., arriving
Niagara Falls at 9.35 P. M.
Excursion tickets, good for return
poasage On any regular train, exclusive
of iimited express trains, within ten
days, will be sold at $10.00 from Wash-
ington and Baltimore; $935 from
York ; $10 00 from Littlestown ; $10.00
fram Oxford, Pa. ; $035 from Colum-
bia ; $8.50 from Harrisburg : $10 00
from Winchester, Va. ; $7.80 from Al-
toona ; $7 40 from Tyrone: $6.45 from
Bellefonte ; $5 10 from Ridgway ; $6 90
from Sunbury sud Wilkesbarre ;
from Williamsport ; and at proportion-
ate rates from principal poiopts. A
stop-over will be allowed Buftalo
within limit of ticket returning
The special trains of Pullman parlor |
cars and day coaches will be ran with
esch excursion running through to |
Niagara Falls. An extra arge will
be made for parlor-car seats.
An experier ced
chaperon will accompany each
gion,
For descriptive pamphlet, time of
connectin g trains, and further infor-
mation apply to nearest ticket agent,
or address Geo, Boyd, General Pass-
enger Agent, ad Sireet Station,
Philadelphia.
its popular ten-day
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Vintena builds tissue sud muscle,
fills
Brac:
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adds flesh to the thip, !
strengthens as it builds,
roves the As
appe iit
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a quick restoration to general health
a lasting cure. Mr. Murray |
sells every bottle auder positive
wid is ready to refund the mon.
ey if you sre not satisfied.
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STRAW and PANAMA
Hats at One-Half Value
Dress and White Goods
at Money-Saving Pri
Come to our store and you |
in Footwear
...C. A. KRAPE.
SPRING ALLS, PA.
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Tenusfer of Heal Faiate,
Haouash Harris, et, pl to Caleb E
$806 664
Anois Bilger to Annie 3. Riddle,
Apri! 30, 1004, lot in Hpriog twp. $35
Juhin J. Bower, #1 ux, to KE J.
JF der, Muy 9, 1904, one-hislf interest
In land in Miles twp.—$10,
GEOLOGICAL TALK.
of Millersville,
By H. F. Bitner, in Progress Grange,
The object of this address is two axis, and the third beyond Rinking
fold. Ist to emphasize the importance | Creek and known as the Georges Val
of makiug a collection of books recent- | jey sxis., The terms anticlinal
by Hon. Leonard synelinal were expiained, and the
reier to the books in the | rather peculiar fact that our moun-
second geological survey of the Rtate | tains are synelinal or downward bends
Some years ago the | of the earth’s crust, while our valleys
thousands of dollars are upward bends of the earth's erust
to have a geological survey made by or suticlinal The for
eminent Each county in| this was found in the fact thata down-
entire state was carefully examined by | ward bend does not break the upper
trained experts and their researches surface, while an upward bend nearly
and conclusions set down in a series of always breaks the rocks and the result-
books. These books number one hun. | ing crevasses form the starting points
dred and twenty-three. Almost half | for new valleys, The layer of Trenton
of these are now in the possession of | limestones which are at the surface in
this Grange aud ere long, I hope, the | Centre Hall dip down at a sharp angle
will be added. under the Nittany Mountain to the
i«, T4, relates entirely | north. Right on top of these lime-
unty, and what is said stones is a layer of ground or slate call-
is lurgely obtained by read- | ed Hudson River shale or Utica slate.
i noticing its verification in | These gravel lauds overlie the lime
authority tor any of stones in mauy places in the valley, |
the today is the sec notably near the base or at the ends of
and
undertaken
state spenl many
nreas rensan
geologists,
tumbers
of these b
Centre
One
to
here todas
ing T4 an
this valley ie
slatemients wade
Millheim,
Mrs. Ballie Purman, of Espy, Colum-
{bis county, and her daughter, Mrs,
Emma Tracey, of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
are in this place and vicinity among
relatives nud friends, The former is a
sister of Mre. RB. Hartman, and is
eighty-six years of age.
Georve Bpayde, of Beavertown,
jovial representative of the
Horse-nail Company, was in town a
few days last week,
John Reighard, railroad operator ut
Bhamokin, is spending his vacation at
the home of his sister, Mrs. E, W,
Mauck, on Penn street.
Mr. and Mra, Jerome RBpigelmyer
drove to Milroy Saturday to visit the
latter's brother, James Aurand.
Wesley Meyer, head butcher for
Meyer Brothers, Baturday went to
Boalsburg to remain a week or more,
to make some to his
property
Al, Osman, of Centre Hall,
in our town Saturday
Dr. Spangler, John Miller, of Maple-
|
|
the
Capewell
improvements
Was keel)
ond geological survey of Pennsylvania, our mountains, East of Centre Hall,
I'he second of the address is | the Keller and Durst farms are Hud-
better acquainted with the (son River shale and the same gravel |
geological hi the county. ‘All continues to the Brush Mountain |
who | eography know where it dips under the Opeida sand- |
that the earth was first a sphere of stoae. If you to dig
glowing molten which after through this gravel you would reach
coonli ed crust or sur- the limestone underneath, the
enrth I'his first crust or stone that Centre
rock is nowhere to be Golog up mountain north of Cen-|
as been broken up, worn oft | tre Hall would first the
over by many thousands Oneida sandstone,
feet of rock material made out of the stone of considerable
the Medina If any
out of the worn oft should dig down through the
were formed mostly in water where the road crosses Nittany Monn-
layers. The tain he w find
ayer first formed being stones, then Onelds
e lowest or oldest rocks then
aid ael
to make Us
story of
ive
studied g
were down |
matter,
# forn the hard
of the
iginal
«1 Dut
!
BRINE |
we have in Hall. |
the
we
or HOW
i
meet
aud covered
of
disintegrated remains of this first rock. sandstone,
The r
material
and hence
oldest rock or
one
made rocks |
Medina red sand-
gLray
finally the
i=, by carefully
ges of the
were made in cald
sandstones
and
That
ed
the lowest gravel Treuton |
ex-
of
you |
all the |
in them. These are limestones
rocks. The Peansyl- amining the of
Is them Azole rocks. stone as the m
without life; rocks rect
fore there was any vegetable rock material in the mountain,
mn ihe earth. 1 ners re The geological map of Centre county |
y in Segire Gounty Mow was then shown and the very many |
. ) : different kinds of rocks found in it
limestones, Lhe rocks up- mentioned. The Trenton is the lowest |
while the Coal Measure: of Bunow Shoe
are the In
. f two extremes many t
ing at the foot o
ins ot ! feet of var
n at Centre Hall,
to Potters Mills and
In
anti-clinal
hie foot the moun-
the Brush Valley
ide Centre
have no fossils
Are
survey osal
called hean layers
Yauia
Azote
formed be
mntain
idea of
you go up
renus can get a fairly cor
anitoal life
» Azole roel
"
w
tO view,
the Trenton
stands,
blackboard and a
tion of the
range building
if a
h the
By
an wing Of
means «
pe | er
wel, Degrint
highe between these |
fl CTrOss-8e0
ure housands of
ke ex
: ds of en and
as Kil sandstor
limestones, the ua
given with
characteristics of each
nia ’ '
mes of which were
of
Fox
an
sOie
together the
YW I this cross
BXER Were
Especial ai called to the
exces
county,
tention was
logit
bis a part of Vol
of
Hent ge al of Ceunlre
FETT |
nap
bois mi of who 4
the Penns Valley of the gealogioal survey
Hatl.
sterman, of
Linden
He Hi
visited frie
Coburn,
H of Mill. Miss
home of! Hall,
them Lut
in the visited
rruan
3 the
wecom panied
Ww
%! 0 ian
1
nds here last
f Nort
at the home of
Murray Leitzel, last week
Mra, DD. ¢ Hess wa
Mrs. Bush, in Bellefonte,
James
reroofed d other buildiogs
Mr. Mra, Leltzel
number of their
Ween
her [a humberiand,
widdward broths
his
Mrs. Adam Sto-
Vonada visited
8 Lie fH Uesl of i
Friday
% Aaronsbarg, Kio “port ix having his barn
8 repair i
MifMlioburg,
her former
snd entorinined =»
friends Friday
evening
he
fu
fed
daw, Jag
fa-
the grain
Onts, wil 1 the barns
Are having thelr seed whe
ready for the fall se
threshed
took a
we sing
and Lena Leitzel
Northumberland,
with their
; Ro
Monday
of Farmers
Misses Anule
for their be
after several
LY OI left
Hue in
Mille,
iis first visit to his sister, week visit
home from brother Murray
All were
him looking so well th's vacation spent at
Mrs. J. E Harter left on Peons Valley home, Mr.
fay to visit the former's broth- is a telegraph operator on
Harter, Allentown, Fort Way ns
Harter, Altoona he
WerRs and
Krader
Beilefon e
, since
Fravk MeClellan returned to Ohio
after a mon
string
his!
McClellan
the Chicago |
glad LO wow
Mr aud
Weds
Dr
and Prof
oR
A
“ut
3 &
roud,
Andrew at Among arrivals Saturday
were Mr. Mre. Clyde of |
eountly | Milton ; Miss Rudy and Mrs. Sidney |
to buy blackberries Neidigh sod children, of State College. |
The and Mis Jacob
Lee and the Iatier were guests of Mrs
Coble,
Mrs. Anuie Leitzel, of Derry Station, i
of her brother, Thomas
Allen, i
Heury Houtz has been confined to
of fever the house during the past week suffer-
Frank Bible, Janes Rowand’s right- | 19g from heart trouble,
John Heuner was in town Saturday
witnessing the departure of our sume
John R Williams, wife and dsugh- Mer guests
Miss Annie Carper
véacalion
Misses Euretta and Catharine Wie
land, of Hiate College spent Sunday
with their aunt.
Mrs. Anna Glenn, of Westmoreland
county, i# visiting her mother, Mrs.
Miss May Whitehead visited among | Woods,
| friends in town Ratyrday
The Y. P. 8. C. E rally Saturday
on
i iwo
“Eve
hss Joyer,
will 8} to ui
Wy BEE Tn y Bion
fer went
afternoon
for the Coburn esnning factory, former visited Mr
i
Lemont,
We sley I is the sick list,
threatened with
Mrs. Nelson W
kK,
ale on
fever. is a guest
Williams has been
with a slight attack |
hl wee
is home for a
The Union plenic held last Friday
The oats crop isfine in this neigh.
| borhood, and the farmers are getting
Nittany Mountain,
James Calihan and Jerry Stuart are
Herbert [. Brian sand family are cutting paper wood for Charles Bilger.
| spending s few days with his mother, CC. B. Houser moved his goods to the
| me his health bas been poor for some home of his brother, John Houser.
| time. Newton Garver rented the house of
James D. Osman and family spent! Daniel Caliban, Jr, and moved into
| Hunday st (he home of Cornelius | the same,
| Mrs. Atule Clements, of Walson-
Tate is on the wick list town, visited her brother, William
| Fe | Strunk, on Monday,
The buck! berry gatherers, who fre« | The stork visited the home of O. M.
| quent the sides of Nittany Mountain, | | Lonberger, and left a baby girl,
| Robert Smith, like Job of old, is af.
| Robert Herman, the bustling herds | lieted with boils,
| ware clerk from Puilipsburg, with his J. B. Hprow and wife attended the
| family, one to enjoy his vacation | bush meeting conducted by Rev. An-
Toadd old feeds nud histinls, {drew Horner, in Moyer's grove, at
i Rev. J. F. nilbhel a, of Julian, visits | | Colyer. '
Led among bis pany frivods in these. Noll Brotbe's saw miil is at a stand
| parte Monday abil, owing 10 wu soarcity of water;
a they, however, are Keeping their men
Ad
ton Depot; Ellis Schaffer and E, 1.
in Spring
Mille, Penns Cave and Centre Hall,
sunday
tents along Elk
where there was a
gathering of curious people, Sunday,
day evening when a number
Long, on North street, in honor
his 45th birthday. Mr. Long has
remarkable record as ap Odd Fellow,
and that time
Years, in
of
ding a pleasant
number va uahle presents
evenin
ng of refreshments, of
al al undance,
their
was
f
for homes, wishing Mr,
the day.
A number of pienics were indulged
{in by different
town.
our All enj
Hw
oyed
narrows be
{tween Peuns and Brush Valleys,
{its cool breeze and beautiful scenery,
Lis an ideal place for a day's outing.
Mra. Mable Boyer, of Un
Miss Daisie Ke t
Snug) of J.
ding a few
rental 4 me, on
A suffici
ent
arrived last
es very much, the
ion eounty,
ratetier
H
days
1 Penn
Ailpount o
and
burg, ters Kerstetter,
are = ai the pa
sleet
pe having
week. on the wae
and
f pi
liggiog
ter diteh was resumed on Monday,
ort thane our sirests will be dug
ii R=»
i panden PEIN rade
at water msn
bn Wy iiing, :
wife and
in, froma Parkersburg, W. Va, are
g :
» home |
vacation af the
Mr.
this place
pending their
of the former
Christ, W
Woodling loo
“ pates ie,
oodling, Mr.
and |
snd |
ks hale and hearty
he scales at two indred
ghiy-five
Mrs. John To
was an arrival i
of
this p
ner, Philadelphia, |
I
ince Satarday
she will remain several weeks among
reiatives and friends
oe - -
Spring Mills
this
Mi
september
begun on ame
Ibe |
at |
fre Was Hew gv
hool rooin ast day.
schools will
12,
will
i pen
which time the
ready for use
Mre. K. D. Runkle
Shamokin, arrived
id a few weeks
Mary Stover,
A vumber of our people attended |
surprise birthday party given for |
Canfer Raturday evening
nfer was the recipient of many |
Hew room Ine i
children, of |
They
Mis
and
last week
will sper visiting
the former's mother
the
inst
Mr. OC
handsome and useful presents,
Mre. John Breon, Jr, and daoghites
Lenn, accompanied by Mre, Laverty
, all of Altoona, visitiog |
Mrs. Mary Breon. Ina few days they |
will return to Altoona taking wit |
them the Iatter, who wili spend some
time with her son, John Breon, Jr.
W. M. Allison has the carpenters at
work on his house now occupied by
Howard Weaver. It is his intention
to tear out the whole interior and
make extensive improvements,
Harvey Bryan, since leaving the
employ of Dr. H. B. Braucht has ac.
cepted a similar position at the Centre
Hall hotel. He began his duties there
last Monday morning.
Rev. Bierly and family are visiting
friends in MifMlinbarg.
Windom CC. Gramley, after a few
weeks visit at the home of his father,
left on last Monday morning for Phila
delphia where he will resume his work
in the Baldwin Locomotive Works.
AA SOU RAAT,
DEATHS,
So ——
JOSEPH HOY.
Joseph Hoy, ove of the most prom-
fnent citizens of Biate College, died at
his home in that place at 12 o'clock
Monday of apoplexy, after only a few
hours Hin: es,
The deceased was born in Spring
township seventy«two vears ago and
wae a brother of the late Judge Adam
Hoy, of Bellefonte. He was a success.
ful farmer aod an honored citizen. He
was a trustee snd a member of the
Lutheran church,
Burviviog him are his three soos
J. Emory, of Philadelphia; Newton
and William, of State College.
The funeral took place Wednesday
afternoon, Rev. Ailkens officiating.
are
la you have printiog to do, send itjand teams busy bauling chemical
| to the Reporter office. wood snd lagging poles.
Interment in the Pine Hall cemetery.
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Summer Goods, Etc.
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So to clear out the
wait long these goods may
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My first August nifure Sale
(eled val
month of
Sorme yr
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DINING ROOM TABLES
WOVE WIRE SPRINGS
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EIGHT-PIECE
HARD WOOD
IRON BEDSTEADS
OAK CHA
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During the
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!
Bevel Glass
SUITS
that this is not all talk. A word to
the wise is sufficient,
Central State
Lock Haven, Penn.
J. R. FLICKINGER, Prin.
Fall term, 15 weeks, begins Bept. 5th. |
Last year was the most successful in |
the history of this important school |
about 700 students, ocation among |
the mountains of central Penna., with |
fine water, splendid buildings and ex-
cellent sanitary conditions, make it an
fdeal training school. In addition to
its Normal course it also has an _excel- |
lent College Preparatory Department |
in charge of an honor graduate of |
Princeton. It also has departments of
Musie, Elocution and Business. It
has a well educated Faculty, five
Gymnasium and Athletic Field. |
Address for illustrated catalogue.
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Control sixteen of the
Inrgest Fire and Life
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in the world.
No mutuals ; no assessments,
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Office in Crider’s Stone Building,
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