=x
E00 isso
Rossmun's Stora News,
Suminer goods at a ¢
next ten days.
DILLEN AND GREEN,
i
it price for the | Si
| Motion fos
Appear! to Supreme Court,
Another list of premiums for tickets,
redeemable until Reptember Sth,
H.F ROSSMAN, Spring Mills,
| Condo, mado
ance of the
| heard Tueaday afternoon,
Case,
Niagara Falls Exeursion,
a
hi
«+ Pennsylvania Railroad Compa |
has selected the following dates for |
popular ten-day excursions to Ni-
agra Falls from Washiogton and
Ruitimore: July 8 and 22, August 12
iid 26, Beptember 8 snd 23, and Octo- |
ber 14. On these dates the special train | . no .
. , ‘ Q LX-Judge A. O. Fars ‘ho
will leave Washington at 800 A. M,, Ex Judg: A Fare, who
Baltimore 9.05 A. M., York 10.45 A. M., | sents Dillen, appealed to the Supreme |
Harrisburg 1140 A. M., Mille rsbury | Court for a mandamus to compel the
12 20 P. M., Bunbury 1258 P. M., | ower court to continue the case.
3 liam port 230 FP, M., Lock Haven
3.08 P. Reunovo 38.50
P. M., Em-
poriam Ju ction 5.05 Th % , Rrriving
Ni 2 Falls at 9.35 P.
ae ursion tickets,
passage on any regular train, exclusive |
of limited express trains, within tep
days, will be sold at $10.00 from Wash-
ington and Baltimore; $9.35 from
York : $1000 from Littl £10.00
from Oxford, Pa ; $9 from Colum-
bis : 8.60 fromy Harrisburg ; $1000
from Winchester, Va. : $7.80 from Al-
toona ; $7 40 from Tyrone ; $6.45 from
Bellefonte ;: $5.10 from Ridgw a) : $6 90
from Sunbury and Wilkesbarre ; $5.75
from Williamsport ; and st proportion-
ate rates from principal pe ints. A
stop-over will be allowed at Buflalo
within limit of ticket returning
The special trains of Pullman par lor
cars and day coaches will run with
eachh excursion running through to
Niagara Falls, Au extra charge will
be made for ps arl Ar 4
An experienced t
chaperon will aceomp
sion,
For descri
connectin
ny
the matter until Wednesday morning,
it:
the accused should
morning.
go on Thursday |
2 Trinl to Go on Thursday.
1
& M for return
issue a mandamus
The trial will go
on today (Thursday )
Bn ifs ——
ft uustanes Gulity of Arson,
town :
&4 Domivie Cons
of burning
rock. The
part of Tuesday
day. The
Wednesd
i
ance was found guilty |
of David Roth-
occupied the greater
aud part of Wednes-
ed the verdict
39
& the barn
Clee
jury returs
#By hoo
-— » tl
Heport of Grand
J G P.J.,
Qiurter Sessions of Cen-
Jary
To the Hon hie
the
tre county
Love,
Hy Court of
The Gira quest of
‘ d 1s
i Ivania,
a
the
ad
exer
Iria
1
it
41 Centre in
. sane
time of
further infor.
ticket agent,
General Pass.
Slation,
ptive pamphlet
g trains,
mation apply to near
or address Geo, W, Boyd,
enger Agent, Broad
Philadelphia
and .
t iy have acted upon
of
thirty-
indictment, which |
treat »
treet fous
were !
leave further |
visited and in- |
uoty buildings and find
and orderly
the cells in the |
but we rec
th
i
We beg
¢ have
ignored
thint
x
—— i — i o— a
rt
Ww
Mr Marray Guarantees YVintens to
Flesh on Thin People
Vint *i8 d
fills
graceful cur
ti
in a cle
We found
jail very well kept,
tl » hit
' fit an
an Hiusaeie, a
nation
'
Loe makes
ymmend
steel cells Nos
the outside of the
s instead of sharp angles, at ges on o
thir cand | 7 ar wed an
figures
Vinten
th
, bony pi
a cells, we mean that they should fasten
imi-
to the doors and walls outside instead
proves e as- ¢ 3
Of ih=ige,
We furtt
e¢ jail are
simulsat Hime rt that the floors in |
considerable wear
and would
wttention of the
« OF proper offi-
matter. We
il that the
ses about the
4 +f cells
er repo
purities from the tlood, showin
a quick restoration to weakening in places
K
> oo * ¢ . fo
in fact a Issting cure Mr.
: re
pells every bottle under positive
Lis
antee, and is ready to refund the mon-
pot satisfied, Fie
pe Bile
LOL o0cu-
to
secretly
unable
river recomme nd |
Lhe
the 3
al the n
i + jail walls around |
We find the landing
{ room in
¢ t
ur entrance to Court
bad
Court and |
urtesies shown
wworable
Ww Oo
fpr
Tp
age Licenses
fe
he | COVERING
nie
RAW nr) PANAMA
at One-Half Value
leasant Cap.
r, Pleasant Gap.
Atlanta, Ua,
and White Goods
~
at Money-Saving Prices
D.C
Dress
aw
el burn
t. Blanchard
diment,
pr
Conrt Ne t
ws Continaed From Loonl Page.
€
fu Tuesday ye
red the
nd
woeutars
morning
foulowi
pl aoe]
the grand jury
bills of
Spring gn &
i= Costs on the
and Summ
e7 Hosier)
y
= four
i
er Hosier
ralls
wealth va Daniel Bones
ery;
HINO n
Pants and Ove :
My =i
fan a
assauil and batl
z}
prosecutor, Max
K
Cry
Bul
Harrison Stine :
'
prose cutor, QOsosr
wenithh vs
tO
gifery
Daniel
prosecutor,
with vs
and battery
Charles Viard
Ti
£5
PEY aR
of
ew Viard, Hilory Viard and Ore
ceharged, 1a
dd, nssanit
Commaiwenitn
to show pooda
Viard
officer ; and
prosecutor, Daniel Stine,
From the evidence on the case it ap-
pears that on May 18th last Chief of
Police Btine, of South Philipsburg
borough, attempted to arrest the above
defendants for an offense
If you have printing to do, send it
to the Reporter office,
o
i
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i THE VENNSYLVANIA EXHIBIT,
| From the Pittsburg Post
The Philadelphia “North Amer-
| can” makes & charge thal *Pennsyl-
| vania’s mgricultural exhibit at the St,
Louis world’s exposition has been a
fraud, a hypocritical shame, an ipsult
to the farming interests and a disgrace
{ to the whole Btate.”” In support of
' this charge it presents a number of
| specifications. The first of these is
ennsylvania’s share in the agri:
cultural exhibit at the exposition was
| made up largely of $17.60 worth of
| seeds and grain purchased from the
Bt. Louis Beed Company, which were
| arranged in the shape of a keystone
| and labeled ‘Pennsylvania Products.”
In support of this charge a copy of the
temized bill for the seeds is printed,
Another specification is that Pennsyl-
complete dis-
resouces of the State. It is also alleg-
| ed that whiskie 5, and other
Hquors, distilled for the most part it
Illinois, occupied a prominent part in
the exhibit, and that much space it
the latter was given up to displays «
brandies
i
f
}
|
DEATHS,
a ss——
MATTHIAS EVANS
Mutthias Kvavs, formerly # well |
known eitizen of Centre county, died |
at the home of his son, F. B, Evanpe,
of Wilkinshurg, aged seveuty-thres |
years and three months. All his life |
up to about eighteen years ago was |
spent near Curtin, where interment |
was made.
{
HENRY SMULL,
Henry Smull, of Bmullton, departed |
this life on the evening of the 19th,
aged fifty some years. He was a stone |
mason by trade. Burviving him are
three sons and one daughter : Harry |
K., of Bmullton ; William, of Illinois ; |
Claude and Mrs. Bert Tilberg, of Will
iamsport. Interment was made in the |
Lutheran cemetery, Monday.
Sg.
LOCALS,
Among the enthusiastic Democrats |
Emerick, of Fleming.
Miss Mary Wilson, of Howard,
spending a week with her brother,
T.;
patent breakfast foods manufactured |
3
The State, it is
ted $15,000 for the ugricultural e x hibit,
and the has nearly all been |
| spent extravagantly and usele-sly
pre per
charged, appropria- |
money
, and |
securing =a exhibit,
which |
Governor Peuny- |
but
fre
SEO,
nothing
to make the Pennsyl-
nia agricultural aud horticultural
hibits a credit to the Stats
It
has been done
ex-
is not
that
devi
surprisiog such a
loped In-
surprise if
amount of the money appr
y the for the Louis
on Lind failed to be squandered
or to find its wavy he pe of
the of the NSiate
machine without any adequate return,
That »
shouid have
would have been a
large
priasted 1
n
Niate nt
i
:
into Li pocKels
scme of adherents
schiine is 80 0 rrupt that what.
It bins al-
va
thie defi les
ti
wword an
Nation
OOC 8800
it tou
ever ii 8 it
uname of Pennsy
8 reproac
Th
to advertise its sha:
*
a tl i
the
taken
bh thro.
int
ie
inter:
great
Loud
exposition
at Nt “ #
of all »
ite tember
AM jes
visiting
in f
Mrs H
after spending some week
Potters Mills, to her
Saturday
Merol
Bartges,
Wed:
leporter offi
M inne
of Lewi
home of
inth
> 3
Snaneler
i. SPRNgIer,
.,
will return home
mnt OT §
{ Bpri town
esday mornin al the
Adif
ilertaines
(sertrade ar stephens,
:
» were i ul the
Ww. H
burg,
Dr
Ww eeR,
aed .
tiechusler, ses
dave last
The members of the Christian
deavor Societies are requested
i
io the Presbyterian chureh,
Thursday
practice the music for the C
A
place, this, evel
vention, good attendance is desired
aif ct amsmm——
fiansen Krambloe
Edward J. Hansen,
Georgia, and Miss Estie
of Centre Hall, will take
today (Thureday) at
Mr
Oere
F.
The warriage of
of Atlantis,
Krumbine,
at noon
bride's parents,
Krumbine. The
will be performed by Rev
and Mere. J H
mony J
i
i
i
i
i
!
i
i
The defendants
followed,
At 1L10 a. m.
wenith George Henderson, who
was indicted for larceny and also for
jail breaking, was called. The de-
fendant evtered plea of guilty of lar-
ceny mud jail breaking and escape.
The Visids were found guilty of as-
aud bu'tery, and sentenced by
i the court us follows : Hilory Viard to
| pay n five of $16.00, committed to jail
for sixty days and costs of prosecution,
| The other two defendants were sen-
| tenced to pay a fine of $20 each and
| costs of prosecution.
| Dominic Constance, charged with
| felonious wrson, was then taken up for
itrinl. The gprosecator was David
Rothrock, of Benner township. Dis
trict Attorney Hpaogler wus assisted
in this ease by Col, W. FF, Reeder and
Col. BE. R Chambers, The defendant
was represented hy HL O Quigley and
Come to our store and you |W. Harrison Walker. The chaleng-
convinced ing of the jury took up the balance of
Will be conv of a few facts the onda Ruptruet wd wession and
.
| Sant ijourued untit the afternoon,
oe “CC. A. KRAPE. ore
A,
SPRING MILLS, PA.
ve
sau
. |
Miss Prudanes Swartz returned from
eight
The voung couple will take the
for Perth Amboy,
home of the grow
eant
New
par.
bound train
the
and a
tnke
Georgia,
iio Atlant
ms
fter a brief there
the
ents, siny they
steamer to
their
Navannah,
thenes to future howe
cl
The CO. KE Union
The Centre County C. E. Union is]
an interdenominational association of
Young People’s Bocieties. In the
meeting to be beld in Centre Hall
August lst and September 1st pearly
every denomination in the county is
speakers, and a profitable and good |
conference is confidently expected, |
Orders for reduced rates on
the Railroads can be obtained on ap-
plication to Mrs. W. H. Schuyler, to
whom also all requests for free enter |
tainment should be made promptly.
w—- i
A MAP PA si
Pastor Is Stricken Sperohileas,
Standing before his eongregation
with uplifted arms, Dr. J. L. Albrit.
tan, of the Methodist Church, Lewis
burg, was stricken speechless while
pronouncing the benediction at the
conclusion of his Sunday evening ser.
mon,
A MM AYA
Sober.
Betjjamin Wingart and daughter
made a business trip to Bellefonte on
Monday,
Wm. Auman, who is working away
from bowe, came home Baturday to
stay vith his family a short time,
D. B. Breon started Monday for Slate
Run, to work on a lumber job,
AP Zorhy's saw mill was constime
ed by fire Thursday night. It is not
kuowun how the fire originated. The
{ G. Wilson, in this place.
The monthly pay roll of the Altoona |
| ear shop has reached the low figure of |
$377,000, almost to half of what it was |
for the corresponding
| year,
month of last
Mrs, James Btuart an i
{ New Bloomfield,
time. They
with Mrs,
Henney,
children, of
here for a short |
spending the
Stuart's sister Mrs,
are
Are Lime
Lucy
G. Dauberman, Eeq.,
Howard and James Fete:
Valley
I'hey report that
John Martz,
olf drove to
campioeeting Sunday.
i-
Sugar
there was an
nd crowd on rounds,
D.
Musser,
Bhetler and
11. oof
i, OF
niet the g
Samuel Musser and
Miss Mabel
Mrs
daughter,
Mr. |
chil
of Beranton :
and Paul twin
Bel
Af
IAry
Paul and Maria:
the f
fils on Sunday.
dren, lefonte,
shoog
Were guests ( i.
Mrs
int simon
ins place,
is reported that Ger » Heckman,
of town, next spriog x whl bee
Harper
farm,
C1 Pie
me
¥
i
oi: the farm, ennt
and that n Corman, pow
1
Brockerhof}
Lilet
Lad §
. iis -
Willi move i
i
farm, of i by Gardner |
large barn of
4
Dunmire,
Vey
(3001
tear Mq
igi
Re
ris d £65 %
Ws VOW,
ut $2500
i
silowe
A DArrow gsgue
Wis
$f
fre
New
of nin
SO Des
tit to Berlin,
¢ tiles,
bu 33H fleid
1
Hunbu
1 FE FH hi
YO 06
ry parties are said Lhe pro-
New Berlin bas agreed t«
give a bonus of $8,000 when the road is |
d and in
’
finish operation.
The school board of
ship has secured the services ¢
Walker town.
f John
8. Hosterman as principal of the town.
} I, at Hublersburg. Mr.
of Frankiin
Lan i
0
3 gh |OLOD
nan is a graduate
ial] College, casier. a
will make a successful
vw istown Dem atid Hen.
Kn
hin
Ww ratl
under the
Tayi
pieastire
rena thal scling
roof physician, Gen
will forego
sitendiog the
the
i
Boston, and which to him is an object
wr,
{ Heedaville, the
tinual
f
:
a encampment
of Csrand Army of the Republic at
of regret.
Mrs. Bert Rowe, of Millersburg, was
the guest of Mrs. C. H. Meyer, at the |
home of Mr. and Mrs, D. J. Meyer, in
this for several days last week |
Mr. and Mrs. Rowe are spending the
place,
summer iu the mountaing at Coburn,
few
for
f
represents a fine of
their
The
® insurance compan jew
J. P
town
ne is ctistom the past
i
years former
ii f
atid More,
Mr
dollar for a year's subscription
Reporter, wo he could hereafter read
{ Pennines Valley news first-handed, He
| is a painter by trade and was also look.
ing up work in his line,
f Bosls
week,
Weber, o
Weis ard
d
to the |
burg, Jani
flee } Weber lald out a go
The power of human personality is
strongly impressed on the reader of
the September number of The Book-
Lovers Magazine, Three strong men
of the age, strong in widely-differing
degrees— Minister Wit'e, Boss’ Platt,
and the late G, F, Watts—are the sub-
jects of three most interesting articles
in this number,
Lightning was much in evidence
about the bome of Ex-Uommissioner
of near Centre
Hall, during a storm: that raged in
that vicinity Thursday of last week,
when a bolt struck s large tree near
his house. The electricity followed a
wire from the tree to an outhouse
and tore from the building several
boards. Both Mr. Goodhart's wife
and his son's wife were partially
stunned by the shock,
Ex-Bherifl Brungart is much elated
over the fine returns of an acre or
more devoted to trucking. An inp.
speotion of his lots to the rear of his
dwelling will convinces any one that
they have bad the best possible atten
tion, sand that the product of an acre
planted to oulons, potatoes, beans,
corn, ete, Is much more than is supe
posed even by people who have des
voted a whole life to tilling the soil,
unless they have at some time kept a
mill was Insured.
strict account.
HE THING TO DO
WINE MO
“oeeesece
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
§ ROCERIES
WE KEEP THE CHOICEST
GROCERIES TO BE HAD...
KREAMER & SON.
Aad
CAMPBELL'S
ne war
it
k
"
August Furniture Sale
Planned on Broader Lines, With Greater Stock, Greater
Assortment and Lower Prices.
My first
Fol 3 ; .
Lodedd values in Fury
August Furniture Sale offers houseke epers everywhere unparal-
niture of the kind, Du the
August I will sell Furnits fo 85 per oc
{O20
mer
sri! dep niclalile ring
month of re af from 10 if. belou
vy for
prices
DINING ROOM TABLES
WOVE WIRE SPRINGS . a a
LARGE OAK A IDERBOARDS, Bevel Glass .
LARGE VELOUR COVERED COUCHES
EIGHT-PIECE OAK CHAMBER SUITS
HARD WOOD BEDSTEADS
IRON BEDSTEADS
i
%
iy Furniture larae sto
© my
word
S. M. Campbell, Millheim, Pa.
the wise is sufMicient,
Central State JOHN F. GRAY & SON
Normal School Successors to |,
URANT HOOVER
L.ock Haven, Penn.
Control sixteen of the
largest Fire and Life
Insurance Companies
in the world
The Bast Is the Cheapest.....
No mutuals ;
Fall term, 15 weeks, begins Sept. 5th.
Last year was the most successful in
the history of this important school
about 700 students, [Location among
the mountains of central Penna, with
fine water, splendid buildings and ex-
cellent sanitary o make it an
ideal training school addition tn}
ite Normal ox also has sn excel
lent Prepamtory Department
in charge ati hone graiuste
Princeton Its aa PRriments
Music, Eloeution snd Basi:
has well educated Faculty,
Gymnasium and Athletic Field,
Address for
nditions,
In
itee it
no assessmenta,
.«.Money to Loan on First Mortgage
College 5
of
of
I
i
of »e
slso bh dhe
ewe
fir
"
Office in Crider’s Stone Building,
Bellefonte, Pa.
BE Telephone sonnection
ental
PRESIDEXT
illustrated
Tus
Rue
oS dose is one, just one pill
Jeatime, Sugar-coated,
mild, certain. hey cure
constipation. Tool a
Ayers Pills iss
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Want your moustache or beard
a beautiful brown or rich black ? Use
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216 varieties of Fruit, with concise description and season of ripen-
ing of each; 64 half-tone views of Nurseries, Orchards, Packing Houses, ete.
Send 50 ets. for book (post-paid) and Rebate Ticket permitting return of
book by mail within 60 days and we refund the 50¢. Or, mail us within 1 year,
Rebate Ticket with $12 order for nursery stock and we will credit $1.00 in
payment on your order and you kere vas spook free. WE PAY THE FREIGHT
weekly and want more home and traveling salesmen. Over
We Pay Cash re’ Siari Bes, tousus, so. mate tows, Fayetteville, Ark.
31st
Encampment and Exhibition
ofthe ....
Patrons of Husbandry
Grange Park, Centre Hall, ay
September 17 to 23, inclusive.
Encampment Opens September 17th.
Exhibition Opens Monday, Sept. 10th.
The largest and best fair in Central Pennsylvania, by farmers and for farmers,
Twenty-eight acres are devoted to camping and exhibition purposes. Ample
tent accommodations for all desiring to camp.
A large display of farm stock and poultry, also farm implements, fruits, cere-
als, and every production of farm and garden,
The Pennsylvania State College will make a large dispiay of the work of the
College and State Experiment Station,
ADMISSION FREE.
GEO. DALE LEONARD RHONE,
Chairman.
id TAA
vour Health
and Strength
with JAYNE'S Tonic VERMIFUGE.
of Central Pennsylvania
Build up