CHARLES WW. SHAFFER.
The above is a portrait of Charles W.
Shafler, of Cameron c unty, the Demo-
cratic nominee for Congress in this,
the Dis-
trict, composed of the counties of Cen-
tre, Clearfield, Cameron and McKean.
He is thoroughly if
elected, will creditatly represent the
f'wenty-first Congressional
capable, and,
district in the lower house of Congress
OUT MAKING PROMISES
Chairman Foster Makes Election Promises
He Cannot Palfin
Republican County Chairman Phil
Fost Id s
licans « the South side of
township, Monday evenit
or he conference with Repub
Potter
His mis-
n
o
KK.
10 InNake CEE ee»
uid
sion was
that the Ps
be restored,
ot fulfilled
tis
further j
post office
made here
tiers Mills Wi
2 Proinis
lark Bi
Miiis,
Hust is
Oo hiave
Judy
evidently playing
te Mr. Bible that
d not tell »
sdntnent of (
al Potters
sud
Sr ivfluencs
I'he
Rp
traverno: OH Wels
Mr
rinted
dorsed his
of Potters Mills ¥
, 1904 ;
twp,
Flea
Taylor, Se
in
bar ,
1, 1004 ;
£4040.
Hun
AM ileshurg,
Wu
Bari
twp, $100,
Catharine Squires, et,
Buckwa Feb
Rishi LW, $100
Simon Hazel to Mrs.
Feb, 1
bury,
J. D Kreme
F. =tOov BE M iy
Haines : : 3
Frank M. Ream, » x
Ream, Feb 1d; In
heim, $650
John P. Harris receiver
i. HH. Barlow, et, ux. to {
w, April 6th, 1904 ; lu
Sita
joat
ter, ord.
A big
+f. 1903 lots
£400
: two
r, 6. ux , ef
14th, 1880: 10
Ww
20th,
y John Jer
Kine, et. al, June 1, 194 : two trrots
in Howard J LB
K
Leonid ly
$0,500
FE iwnrd
Mary J
bose and lot in
8 '
1904 |
1075
Foreman, ot,
Jorn
art, }
Centre Hall, $
Shs,
ns cm——— —— -
The Hyner Gas Field
sunk
fut
Hinee a test well ig to he
Centre Hail
Og ress road
I #
In ar
ity the near
at Hyner,
ensler i seetion of Lintos
jr
fir thie 114
coun
be of interest ta Reporter ressdders. The
Hyver gas field has now four produc
lng wells, and the fifth one is being
PULIK. Hyer
sid the town will io a very shore
Pipes are being nid on
tin
ig natural gas for fuel seed digi
inl the |
be gsi
I: is only a few years ago 1
ter-Mtnte Devel pment Cinnpans
thought foolish to spend fie good mor.
ey in search for oll or gas in that loesl.
ity, but the company went on, put
down a well and was rewarded
The operations at Cenire Hall way
prove equally successful. The e may
be an abundance of oil, ges coal
Vaultiable miners! anderpent lh the erust
of Hime stone, but without searching it
Will wever be found,
Ww
or
ns AM A
Marringe Licenses
Samuel F. Btump, Centre Hall,
Ana M, Stump, Centre Hall,
War Poorman, Yarnell
Mobile M MeKinley, Milsinirg
Cliarles D. Falion, Runvilie
Tsnbelln t. Hall, Rockview,
James Blaukley, Pollipsburg.
Mira Hall, Unionville,
WANDERED FROM HIS HOME,
Found Two Miles West
Centre Hiusll,
John Bt er, who Monday night
| wandered fom his home near Tussey-
| ville, was fund in the flelds about
two mies west of Centre Hall, by Tux
| Coliecter J. B. Bpangler, a neighbor,
| Wednesday noon.
The young man’s mind was tempo-
| rarily deranged, and Monday night in-
left the house,
his not discovered
until morning, when immediate search
was made for
wus totally lost to the
| John Bitner of
absences was
the young maa, but he
world. Not a
train was speeding along io the vieiy-
ity of Gregg Mia! NSwarlz,
to the
saw a mau, through the
on, Thomas
of Tusseyv his
World's Fuir,
car window,
big, Onl way
wandering aimlessly in a
field, and although he was at too great
sitively fodentified,
the
bor,
a distance to be §
he felt confident hat person was
Bitvnes. On
e the word was tele-
with this
mation to spur them on, a
number of persons started out to search
Fhe
his friend siied ivi
reaching Beliefont
phoned ta Tus
bit of infor
eyville, and
the locality about Grege Station.
result has been noted above,
Mr. Biter is nineteen years of age,
He
Is etnployed as teacher in the Colyer
' ol, and Monday tsught as
he attended
Tusseyville, and
noticed in any of
and a man of spotless character.
vy evening
Cee al
! UBUsURI was
de-
0 study, and not
is supposed
mporary derangement was
to overstud
BT room he
voted his entire tim
being physically strong it
that the te
uae Vo
A ep mi
igh» the Government Ballding.
nent build.
i008
center of
‘turesque
‘un the
and
(30Vv
with
letely
ling is 800
the
an
government.
JIT
ip
is
at
the other
by
position
the entire
arches,
if a
variety
of every
anding idle
mprovexl
to the
HA SeTVICe are
attached
throwing” the
the postal
ust as they work while
id track.
old time rel
museum at
verbal
crude begin-
I system. One of
‘ old fashioned stage.
that once carried United States
igh a portion of the Louisi
t ory. President
inspected it, ex
bh rider's interest
iich stage robbers
ids shot through
irtains. Generals
an and Sheridan and President
Garfield rode in this old coach during
the of frontier life
Among of documents
showing the primitive postal methods
in the early days is to be
seen the old book of accounts kept by
the first postmaster general, Benjamin
Franklin, all written by hand. There
is a lection of stamps, includ
Ing ancient Filipino, Porto Rican and
Cuban The postoffice depart.
ment's occuples 12.469 square
feet
Across the aisle, at the right, is the
exhibit of the new Department of
Commerce nnd Labor, occupying 1.066
Square feet. This exhibit shows what
the new evecntive department stands
for and what Is ac omplishing, Mr.
Carroll D. Wright, United States Com.
missioner of Labor, had charge of the
preparation of the exhibit. Charts ar-
ranged by him, showing the rapid
growth of the nation in agriculture,
arts, manufacture, population, ete, are
of special Interest to sociologists and
all students of the labor problem. The
Census Bureau oxhibit is made in this
section, It shows the fabulating ma-
chines used in compiling the CONnANg re.
ports. The Lighthouse Hoard, also op-
erating under this department. shows
the great revolving lenses In light
houses, with other interesting appli
ances,
The space in the projecting north.
west corner of the building 1s devoted
to the Library of Cozevess. The edi
fice which houses this library at Wash.
ington Is held by many architects to
be the most beautiful bullding In the
i I
When a woman pauses for reflection
IVs usally before & mieror, |
r iro
rail
# . ¢
ion of
tsi on
tollice
® A8 no
o the
nings of the posta
these rel fin
coach
mails throt
ert
who once
a roug
holes
ithern ¢
Kha bene
Shern
strenuous davs
the collection
ogue i
rare col
giamns
exhibit
it
DEATHS,
MRS JOHN WHITMER
had been a sufferer for over a
ach. The funeral
Wednesday ut |
o'clock. Iuterment was made ip the
Boalsburg cemetery,
BETVICEs were
ier lute home, at twelve
MES REBECCA MURSER
Mrs. Rebecca Musser, widow of the
late W. L. Musser, died
ine Millheim, Friday eveniog, aged
about seventy-eight years.
ul her home
to mourn her loss one daughter and
one son, namely ; Mrs. John Toner, of |
Philadelphia, and William =
whom she had been living
y With
She was |
an affectionate mother, a kind neigh- |
of the |
services ]
bor and a consistent
Methodist church
mein ber
Funeral
were held at the house, luesday morn.
ine conducted by Rev, G, W. Meclloay.
Interment mace in the family
lot fo Fairview cemetery, Millheim.
Was
anda m———
Smith, the Photographer.
W. W. Bmith, the photographer, |
will be in Centre Hall on Friday of |
this week, until p.
63.
1] I.
a —
Went to st, Louis
The Bouth side of Centre county will
ted atl the Wi rid’s
Mrs. Michael
Camply il
MT i reser
Mr. nn
Fair by
Feidler, aud
of Millhelm :
sey ville,
us
Of |
OfIin= SNWar' z
ff ccf ——
Dilien and Green Unse Argued,
trial
Diilen, o«
A ew
iin
al thie las ria of court of ti
of Jerry
Judge 1
ie
Condo, was argued
Faesday
0)
Ve
+ A
morning, Their
Furst, E«y |
tig X
if testimony
sllornes presents d
made a
and
fils Clients Jil fpe
Pirtl TEs 0
rune nt for
1 give Li
Weft
. Rhone ia Hospital
of the hospita
idthoritivs as to thone's condi
on is si Br Lo that held by Dr. 8 (
i
Musser, of Anronsburg
a
The Baro Barned
Ja
Heed
The larg
farm, tw
DUE, Was
Mor day evening at
+
which moe Lhe
man, snd faa HY were eatin
per. he feeding had been
the
oti wid of a lantern, aud it
sumed thst the fis Hust ave been
8b Incendiary nature
heavy on
The k
man, who b
#8 is quits
4 no
Insurance,
other things burned
buehels «
SIX evn
all the
has su |
placed bi
Company,
LOCALS
D.
and Mrs
Wednesday wer
they will visit
of Centre Hall
of Bellefonte,
Danville,
Mrs o
Ellen
Mever,
Bower
ft to where
8 HivCe,
fromdJ H
per hundred
& HE
Pe
Buy Cannel coal
Weber, 18
gas and
than
clusive sale of t
aud Oak Hull
Cenils
sol and more vconomical
soft coal the Webers have ex
coal at Cen re Hall
is
There will bw held at the
home of Mr. sod Mrs, Jacob Meyer, of
Wednesday evening of
ext week between the hours of seven |
nu o'clock, invita
tation is extended, i
BB Roving
Boalsburyg,
and elev A general
ssi Aol
John Noll, one of the Democratic |
nominees for assembly, is a veteran of |
the war of the rebellicn ; a mechanie, |
a gentleman of good moral character :
J W. Kepler, the other Democratic |
candidate for that office, is a farmer
not in vame, but in fact ~both know :
the needs of the common peojde avd |
»
oan
the polls by the
mers,
conscientiously be
tradesmen
supported st
and far |
a EE
Fo Reprisentative Ke pler js due toa
large extent the credit of we Cuting the
Bells fonte
Flivse neti.
appropriations for the nid
Philipsburg Hospitals
Hove are a benefit, in a direet or indi.
rect way to every inhabitant in Cen
tre county. It was looking after home
interests that induced Mr. Kepler to
use his influence in securing for these
hospitals the state ald that was given.
‘ a —
Joseph Moyer, of near Rebersburg,
was iu town Wedpesday,
Too mueh “dough
Wakes 8 an crusty
Home men live (oo fust, but the dys
peptic fusts to live,
The hoslery macufacturer’s stock in
‘rade is stoekin’ trade,
A man ths millon i= apt to mesn
other met out s million,
A chauoce shot is one that it doesn't
sometines
do to tuke chance with,
LOCALS,
It doesn’t retard the mailed letter to
| be left at the post.
Dr.J. F Monday
| Lo Oseenln wud Fyrone to be goue for a
Alexander went
form day 4
John Corman, eust of Centre Hull,
the irs
purchased several colis at sale
Bellefonte,
Thomas Swartz, of i ussey ville, Wed.
morning started for the
World's Fair, 8t. Louls, He purposes
seeing the great fair from beginning
to end.
Mrs. Frank Bible, of near Cenire
Mrs,
Messrs. George W. Bower and Wm.
C. MeDouald, of Allegheny, and Har-
ry Harper, of Centre Hall, captured
two wild turkeys on Nittany Moun.
Phe latter two did the
Killing,
Caupel coal, 8 semi-anthracite in
Price, 18 cents
per hundred, at J. H and 8. E.
Weber's, Centre Hall and Oak Hall,
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK ?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable,
mers Swamp«Root is nas
§ ~ 3 * if ” ?
sor ey gl f vou have kic
thee tb wn tmatad |
ak Deen este i
i
y
-
3
~- ©
3
oof
od druggists.
peg by
¥
y
bd
Fawn
GHEAT FAITH IN VIN TE NA
Mr Marray will Refund Your Money if
doses not Care
for the cure if coughs
i
nud ji L« 5}
wy OFF
geri {
i, eari
pitiinters
ix below |
iaard, snd vigoraiise|
oy
iver and habitual cos SLi -
Vit
nin Liver Pille, it # er dily eflecis un
Asn retuedy for fog.
Lille
taken ig on junetion
with
Clire Mr. Murray Rives his persona
Rusrantee with Vindtena, and will
pay back your raoney if you are net
For + by J
cured or benefitied
Muarras
D
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EARN FOR BALE OR RENT, ~The under
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cated one mile oust of Potiers gr containing
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