——————— - onion Reduced Hates to Baltimore. Md., September 12 to 17 vania Railroad Company round-trip tickets to sell al will Baltimore, nti Hs lines east of and ineludin burs, Erie and Buffalo. I'he rate from Pittshur fram Altoona $7.49. Erie $1200, Will- usport $6 33, Buffalo $11.00, Canan- dnigua $0.70, Elmira $8.50, New York $6.80, Newark, N. J., $6 10, Reading $5.15, Wilkesbarre $7.05, Dover, Del. $3 90, with corresponding reductions from all other points, Tickets will be sold on September 11 Baltimore until September 19, inclu- sive On payment of $1.00 to joint agent at Baltimore an « xtension of re. turn limit to September 25 will be ob- tained Tickets via Philadelphia permit stop-over within limit, if deposited with the ticket agent at Broad Street Station For the neccomadation of those desir. ing to visit Washington during this meeting, excursion tickets from Balti- more to Washington will be sold Me pe tember 15 to 16, goed returning within two days, ineludiug date of sale, rate of §1 60 fut Niagara Falls Excarsion, The Pennsylvania Railroad Compa ny has selected the following dates for its popular ten-day excursions to Ni- agara Falls from atid Baltimore: July 8 and 22. August 12 and - 3 % So 1 1 i i Come to our store and you will be convinced of a few facts in Footwear ....C. A. KRAPE.. SPRING MILLS, PA. . . . re ———" DEATHS, CAROLINE E HERING. The death of Miss Caroline E, Her- ing occurred at her home at Spring Mills, lust Friday, after an illoess of about three weeks, the cause of her | death consumption, She was aged sixty-two years, two months and five day For the last three years Miss Hering hier home with the famiiy at Spring Mills, at enth occurred, her former home being ai Pena Hall, She is survived by one sister and two Eliza, of Rev. B. @. Bhannon, of Norwood, Delaware coun- ty; M. B ug, of Spring Mills, aud J. P. Hering, of Altoona. The funeral took place Tuesday, Rev. B.RM Luth- eran churei, was 8 con bed B® has made A. lJ | whieh pinge her d | of Shook, brothers : wife der, of ih Val Meiating, pastor of the which she sislient we Mrs, Huan Kee Hill, on 1 ty-l Ly-six un on Smelizer died 24th ult, aged seven months and twen- near AT Poe M1 ember of the res veal Smeltzer had been church She was the ven children, six girls ! Her fu- nded by a large Evangelical Hie years, or i aviag., id wequaintances, sor, Rev. J. F. —— or— Evaporatiog Plant to Operate, tie Centre Hall Evaporating Come mny has conupleted arrangements with ¥ ‘entre H £0 § New TK gentleman to operate the atiog plant. Work ed Monday after the “YARD i on ftp sss inrringe Licenses wler, Howard. ian, Romola. Brooks, Linden Hall. v. Carper, Linden Hall L Meyer, ebarger, Boalsburg, B alsburg. ‘Bilipsburg. vilie. iret Page the committee rations Not nmittes but contributed LOUALS | 8.J. Krader, of Mountainview, Ok- Inhoma, sent the Reporter two fruit. bearing caclusés that for “stickers can’t be beaten, Mrs. P. C. Bayder, of Lancaster, is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Frank P Geary. Mr, Suyder is engaged in the general mercantile business. Earl Fleming and Will A. Sand e, of Pittsburg, are here for a week. Both hold positions in the Union Depot, in the Bmoky City, but have little fear of being Inid off, Mrs. J, H. Boon and daughter Alice returned to Hartford, Connecticut, af- ter a stay of several months with the former's parents, Mr, and Mrs. B. D. Brisbin, in this place, Conductor J. A. Cook is in the west on his vacation. P.J. Philips, of Har- risburg, is taking Mr. Cook's place, and is found a very ficlent young conductor. agreeable and Frank T. Ishler has become a stu- dent in the Centre Hall railroad sta- tion, and is taking up telegraphy and the general work of the office. He isa brother-in-law of Station Master W. FF Bradford, Miss M. Eloise Behuyler, after spend. ing the summer vacation with her pa- rents, Dr. and Mrs. W. H. ', Baturday left for in this pla Liancas- ter, Lo resutne her daties iustructor in Miss Helen for girls. Miss An ns Stalhir's private a Bartholomew returned to her this place, mer months at the home of W. H. Bartholomew, in M isa will duties as teacher uncie, resume her in the primary di Curwensville Bartholomew schools, that partment of the nd tern this being her see in place, I'he ratiroad bridge, No. 26, crossing Sinking Creek a soort distance west of Bpriog Mills, is being rebuilt, James P. McDonald, of Northumberland, being The concrele abutinents are Fhe master tuechanic. wt vit ond sai f ImLi ul ted Leg f the being cor remuasinder o bridge will be built of steel, he « and for some years id structure is of wood Has Deel a source of I'he special from Lewisburg Monday night was delayed for several hours on KCCoOUNDt of thee gine DROOmILE dis abled at a point several miles this side pulpit and ficent done ' in ft to the con- wv the presi sed with a icted Oy Mi: w Che po we (ry ng . Pectoral deal to you. Fol your doctor's and take Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. It heals, strengthens, prevents. P i} el on Aver's i Saline, Mich LER Fr A0UW AVER O06, $ Sane, Weak Lungs WS increase tho activity of and thus aid recovery. Ayer’s Pills the liver, sold at public ¢ undersigned at 1. 1 P.M , eXtension kK and eup range, writing and, STOVER ARM FOR SALE-The undemsigtied offers wi private sale the farm one and one-half miles west of Contre Hall, ou Brush Valley road, known as the Heckman farm, containing abont one handred and fWanly-mven acres, seventeen | pores being enod Hmber. GOOD BUILDINGS AND WATER A new farm house was built on this place Jest sUmmer the barn is large nid in good repair. There ix manning water at both house and barn The farm 12 well loonted and is a desirable and pleasant place to ive, This farm will be sold very cheap, as the own. | er has uo desire to be burdened wilh the trouble i of looking siter the praperiy. For farther particulars write or apply in person RG VAN VALZAH, Spring Mills, Pa. fo GEO BBCORRNO000000 00000000 Seaboard Air Line Railway South and South-West Via Washington All pointe in North and South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Lowisiana, Mississippi and ” 3: of MiMlisburg to Min - The train was run back linburg ad fu dispatch BODE CXCPetl three o'clock. i Was ingly heavy, five hu a ticket INE Heel # Bellef 6, Bpr oy - Vinegar for sais A. P. Luse and son offer for sale pure op - Bnith, the Photographer smith, the photographer, {Centre Hall Friday, sg La - Travsfer of Hen! Estain ¥ slover, el. ux. to ds, 1904, house Penn twp. John H. April 30, $1575 Wagner Lerege Iw i Hoover Jane 1904, spd in ux., to Dallas Cronister, , 10d, Jand in Hus April ton twp $1500 M. G. Weaver, July twp we § 2H Mre. Harriet Bwarmn, twp. — $504 Jeremiah Vouad man, April 1, 154 twp - to Johin H, ad in Gregg Williams, et, ux. <2, 1806, lan Edgar T iu Miles Cronus to March 18, 18904, land Hoster. Haina BR te £3500 Dati 1 16004 i Chomas ¢ i et. al Jan. 26, in Ferguson: twp $450 Alfred (BL ux to A, Walters, April 4, 1904, land ty, Peun twp —§180, Barat J. A. Walters, Aug 154, Ist in Millbheim $100. Harah J. Campbell to A. Walters, April 1, 18096, lot in Millheim-—8375. Anoa M. Stambach, et. als, to Ad Walters, March 20, 1805, land in Penn twp. $410 76 H. F. ROSSMAN 70 OUR MANY FRIENDS : Kee Campbell fo oy | i Fall Goods Back from the City with New Fall Goods —many new things «FLORIDA... are best reached by the ** THE SEABOARD, THE MANATEE SECTION of Florida offers golden opportunities to the fault toacker and fuveitor, THustest: : ed bookiotx malied free Address, J J | @ PULLER, Dist, Pass, Agt. Seaboard Ale Philadelphia, Ps, . . ¥ $2000000000002000000000002080000 to be seen here, We want you to come to see us, McecManigle Found James B. MeManigle, the Milroy business man who wandered away on Bunday afternoon, August 28th, while laboring under the hallucination that he was State Forestry Commissioner, has found. For eight days he wandered about on the Meven Moun- tains in Mifflin and Center counties, entirely The spot where hie was found is many miles from any habitation or traveled road, been subsisting on apples, > Bwartz's New Department C. W. Bwartz advertices a new de. partment to his already complete gen. eral store at Tusseyville. Read the adv., both ladies and gentlemen. Cider Press Notice A. P. Luse & Bon give notice that they will operate their cider press at Centre Hall next Thursday and every Thursday thereafter during the season. d a. | LOCALS, | Thus far | been very fine, { Seplember weather has If you have printing to do, send it to the Reporter office, The family of J. H. Krumbine will {leave today (Thursday) for their new i 2 ry 3 { home in Vintondale, Miss Verna Durst, a substitate oper. {ator in the Bell telephone exchange, is HE THING TO DD 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 (1 ROCERIES WE KEEP THE CHOICEST GROCERIES TO BE HAD. .s & filling that positirn al present, Maggie Elmer, a pert little Miss, of! week her | Whiteman in this | M. Mills, Inst visited Ww Lumberman E | Spring funele, J place, | Huyett P aren he e Hagen Brot contem. | : pistes building a new It will i iar handsome, work wy 1 and LF $4 be Fi will be done | bers, Merchant H. ¥. Rossman, of Spring Mills, in his advertisement announces that he has returned from the city and hand Nmith bas re. ir 11 their fall goods are now on Photographer WwW. Ww, turned from his southern ip, aud as snnounced elsewhere in this issue, will be ut his Centre Hall studio Friday of this week J. F. Blover, of Centre Hill, ithe | er column announces sale of his per- | in Alu satin property bh inst, | Mr Mrs, Freveskyn, near Pittsbur Saturday, 17t and Over or ¥ A bad bettie girl who doesn't want {to marry | siny aw from a telephone that on of ided tw exchange HINoOr ns it © the 13 operators has dee to quit thie bhiagsiness NO more to anid at this time Hit of Lown pup are Higt snd 1 4 i at $1.54 wer grades the boroug! Behool f ’ of §2 00 3 who wat | Yor. very | per month Young people to take the higher branches are of diy tn do so at this An exchang the accid en. of a man, said : “He was If the direction 403 1 wling tal wounding it in the east end.” sted was going when he rage ri had «t which the man received the shot woirld 1 locate it rr RI easy mintler to the wound i Linden He is fis « farmers is Lie ways finds time to call office whe nn change uld gap re 3 “5 » £3. Van n caller n date ot Inbel wie indicate thal he's * 3 i. won Dr. of Mills, ether onla Valzah, Sprit last week. In an be advertises for sale ti« gl £515 farts wes! of Centre Hall, generally Heckman Itisn be pas the farm. very desirable place, snd will wold al a bargain, See theady Jo KH etploved by of Potters the byrough Mrong, Mason n Mills, Woe authoritisx to dy a bit of wall building | ui ONC ig. at Latire] Soriug an look his | WisTR, ao aig oie so Lhe hed ballet ty was a fil % thie oven was fal Miss Fudan oper. alors in the Bell telephone exchange, : Saturday will go to Sunbury where | she wili visit her cousin, Roy Harter, ! who isengaged in the grocery business, Mr Harter is a son of Aaron Harter, of Harrisburg, formerly of this place, WW urray, one of the Many improcements to homes in Centre Hall have been .delayed this summer owing to the fact that it was impossible to secure carpenters to per- form the work. A desperale effort is being made to get some of this work done before the opening of the en campment, The Harrisburg Patriot says, 50,000 people attended the Farmer's Plenic at Williams Grove in Cumberland county ob Thursday. If the farmers would bestir themselves politioally this might make wonderful changes for the better in the Keystone Biante, and in helping others help themselves more than others, The total eclipse of the sun adver. tised by exehinnges for August 30, has been postponed nati September 9, as it was fond very expensive and incon venient to get up a total, of even partial eclipse, withiout the ald of the moon, The moon will be between the earth and the sun September 9, and can be of service In geting up an eelipwe, August 30, the moon had an engages ment in another pert of the heavens, and conld not take part tn such an af fair, Therefore the volipse v ill not come oft as advertised but will occur September 9, 1004, and then not visi gust Furniture Sale Planned on Broader Lines, With Greater Stock, Greater Assortment and Lower Prices. My first August Purniture Scale offers housckeepers everywhere kind, of August I will sell Furniture al from 16 to 25 fl unparal- leled values in Furniture of the most dependable During the J kl : month per cent. below my Jformer prices, DINING ROOM TABLES WOVE WIRE SPRINGS . x ‘ LARGE OAK SIDEBOARDS, Bevel Glass . LARGE VELOUR COVERED COU HES EIGHT-PIECE OAK CHAMBER SUITS HARD WOOD BEDSTEADS IRON BEDSTEADS ne (0 my Farniture Rooms and sce my large stock aud be hr ; ik ¥ ef! J fhat thas ix not all talk A word to the wise is sufficient, S. M. Campbell, Millheim, Pa, Central State JOHN F. GRAY & SON Normal School Successors to GRANT HOOVER Lock Haven, Penn. Control sixleen of the largest Fire and Life Insurance Companies in the world 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 Penns. with fine water, splendid buildis gs and ex. od leant sanitary conditions, make it an ideal training school In addition to {tx Normal course it also has at exoei- lent College Preparatory Department of aii honor graduate Princeton. It also has departments of Musie, Elocution sod Business It has a8 well educated Faculty, fine Gymnasinm and Athletic Field. Address for illustrated estalogue, The Best is the Cheapest..... No mutuals ; no assessments. ...Money to Loan on First Mortgage charge of Office in Crider’s Stone Building, Bellefonte, Pa. 8&0 Telephone counection Tie PrEsipDEST, Wake up your liver. Cure your constipation. Get rid of your biliousness. Sold f AyersPillsFEss Want your moustache or beard abeautiful brown or rich black ? Use K FRUIT BOOK pages 9x 12 inches; 22 pages showing in natural colors 216 varieties of Fruit, with concise eription and season of ripen- ing of each; 64 half-tone views of Nurseries, Orchards, Packing Houses, etc. Send 59 ets, for book (post-paid) and Rebate Ticket permitting return of book by mail within 60 days and we efund she P on ml pe vilhin oh Rebate Ticket with $12 order for nursery stock and we wil it } . & payment on your order and you kxEr THE book free. WE PAY THE FREIGHT. weekly and want more home and traveling salesmen. Overrr We Pay Cash nu’ Sark res, imam ae: mans oe Fayetteville, Ark. ist - » » » Encampment and Exhibition ofthe . . .. Patrons of Husbandry of central pennsylvania (Grange Park, Centre Hall, Pa. September 17 to 23, inclusive. INGHAM'S DYE PREUGGIETS OR BF. Kall 8 00. KABEUA, XB. Encampment Opens ber 17th, Exhibition Opens M y, Sept. 10th. The largest and best fairin 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 Solicge win make a large dispiay of the work of the College and $tate Experiment Station. ADMISSION FREE. GRO. DALE LEONARD RHONE, Chairman. 3.8 GEO. GINGERICH 4. L GOODHART The Centre Reporter One Dollar Per Year Kh an —— “ SA ble In this |