CENTRE REPORTER. | SMITH, Rditor and Proprietor. THE Ss. Ww. Hart, PENNA. THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1905, CENTRE TERMS, porter are one dollar per year ADVERTISEMENTS, 20 three Insortions, and 5 o« sequent insertion. Other application, Iie terms of subscription to the Re- in advance. cents per line for nis per line for each sub- rates made known on he figures oppos ite your name on label of pe wr indicate the date to which your subscription k paid. When no date is given the date implied t July, 1900: when no mo uth is given the month {mplicd is July—thus : * 00" means July, 1900; “01 means July, 1901; “04 means that your subse rip tion is paid wm advance to Jaly, 1904. Other months t h ian July are indicated by abbreviations, When you pay your subse ription AlWAyS ex amine your label, snd when & notice ap OATS fons have been made, compare and ly if you have not bean given » receipts for subscription will y mail 1 inless by special request. The on label ought to be sufficient Sate y by mall is reasonably safe, Fé been no losses to this date THAN -Resolu- spect a charged for at the rate of it per ,{vayabie in ndyvance) the mum charge Cards of thanks, two cents por inimum charge, ity cents, diso payable in advance ONS AND CARDS OF wa DEMOUR ATIC CO COMMITTEE 1006 Linden Hall. week, Mrs. D. C. Heas in Bellefonte. Mrs. Mary Ross is improving and is now able to sit time, Mra. J. H. Ross spent Sunday Bellefonte with her been sick, Mrs. Edmunds Pittsburg, week's visit with friends, transacted business | slowly up for a short | 181] ajster who and children, For the first time in many wonths services were held in the old Evangelie- al church Bunday evening. Mrs, 8, E. Goss and ttle Edith, the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rosa, are ill at this writing. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bohn ceiving congratulations over rival of a daughter on Monday. Prof, Harry CO. Rothrock, of Balous was an arrival Friday, look ufter mre Lhe It ar- to lot of young fruit trees, Carpenters are at work repairing the damage doue by the storm to the barn | on Daniel Tressler's farm, the roof having been blown off, Johu Rossman, obliging assistant thi it whe entire | for some time the cailroad sia to Wil Xan ined iu the tion at frac fia he being iv gone linpusp be prep Lt Ie will aratory (« Ln noi EIR HIOFe Te Onsale sili oh Wilkin over th yle of Heed: trove ' % tie, for a short He daughter, untaing Friday visit mimong relatives here Waa accompanied home by his Aaronsburg, John Krape has term of school at Lebanon, Wm. Jamison, of ited the Kline sisters Oak Hall ther last week A. C. Mingle, Bellefonte, was to see his aged mother at the home of E GG. Mingle Hol. id family spent s few days with Mra. Cre mother, at Lock Haven, Miss Bath Swabb spent a few days with her sister, Mrs. Arthur Lee, re- tarning home Monday. gone to sttend a Haven, Inst week Lock Vig Edwin Smith, of made a short visit to his mu if Of Crouse at igs a Misses Edoa and Raih Coburn, spent the greater part week with their grandparents Isenhauer to Al- Weaver, of of last Clyde Stover, Clarence and Robert Burd g toons to work in the car sh Prof. E. B. Btover school Monday morning attendance, and has a number more, D. R. Fi have ae pa, select a fair of opened a with the promise reman, of Bellefonte, at. tended the funeral of his sunt, Mrs Fowler, the Reformed church Fri- day of last week in Mra. Houser, of Biate College, and Miss Annie of Rebersburg, wera Lhe guests of their brother, Edgar tover, Justice of the Peace, Stover, Communion will be administered in the Reformed church Bunday morn ing. There will be services during the week, beginning on Thursday evening. If Rip Van Winkle had opened his eyes beginning of this week he would have declared that he awoke in the arctic region, during a January blizzard. oburn, This cold snap has caused quite a few of the tomato plants to freeze, Miss Mayme Wert, of Brush Valley, visited her aunt, Mrs. J. E. Harter, services were held in Reformed churches Communion the Lutheran and Banday. Johin M. Weaver was to Moshannon to attend the faneral of his sister, Mrs, Lydia Weaver, John Rote, an aged man, was taken very ill Friday evening from paralysis, but is now some better, Mrs, John Bower opened her ice cream parlor, in W. H. Grove’s store room, Saturday evening. Mr, and Mrs, L. H. Stover attended the funeral of Dorothy Robb Miller, at Hublersburg, last Tuesday. Mrs. F. M. Blevenson snd Mm. A. F. Harter, of Millheim, wore Bunday visitors at the home of J, W, Ker- stetter, sf How about your subscription to the Centre Reporter ? Will the figures on Miss Khods, who had several spent | weeks latives here and in Relle- fonts With re Invitatio 3 ns ure out for a large recep- ‘alvin Meyer, at of his oldest { tion at ome of ( the Branch, in i Gig Orgs | M or, | Miss Anus honor son, atid who was Mande Irvi Fhe youug people from an extended bride, of Penun'a i i Lave just wedding wil of [le shy Lhe westerns i oo Woodward vii fda Boot ian returied from Milo Week {‘harles Visited Iriend 1 | Niu Krentner , Bly asl weed Harris Stover sud wife visited latter's mother on Sunday James Fultz and wife, Harter, West Virginia, are visiting his parents sick fist MM Eberhart Polly Of Those on the Rie " Motz, Boyder Emma and Charles Uuisewite, of his grandmother Yeagertown is visiting Mrs Gilantz Luther Elwood Orndorf to Bellefonte last week Calvin Eby, after weeks with his parents, left for Beaver. dale, Monday morning Miss Hall, of Unlon county, ousin, Miss Bess Bheealey and 18] a i Mol Li 8 Deas Kore ailier, t minde trip spending i wi her day and Bunday Prof. Stover and burg, spent a few Btover'as parents, Hosterman. family, of days with Mr. and Mrs © Mrs. A —— Millhelm, Boyd Hoover, of Penn seen in Millbelm Tuesday. Kline Woodring, Esq , of Bellefonte, was seen in Millheim this week. Hall, waa B. F. Kister, who is staying at Clear. field, spent Banday with his family, Frank Kero came home Baturday to see his aged mother, who is ill at this writing Mrs. Esta Bower and son are visit- ing her parents, Mr. and Mr. J. C. Smith. Mrs, Elizabeth Stitzer and daughter Girace are visiting at the home of J, H. B. Hartman Ww. J port Friday and with eight horses, A. G. Leas, manager of the Peun Telephone Company iu this county, was in Millheim Monday. Thoseell went to Williams returned Haturday Smullton, are visiting at the home of her father, J. C. Smith, J. C. Bmith returned Saturday from & three weeks’ journey in the interest of the John Lueas;Paint Company. D. L. Zerby went to Berwick Satur. day and returned Monday, accompa. nied by Mrs. Zerby who had been vis. iting her daughter, Mra, T. R. Buck, at that place, a. i, A —— Home people wear out their welcome more quickly than their clothes, The weather man believes in laying by a few predictions for a rainy day. For a Weak Digestion. No medicise can replace food but Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets will ‘help you to digest your food. It is not the quantity of food taken that gives strength and vigor to the system, but the amount digested snd sssimilated. If troubled with a weak digestion, don’t fail to give these Tablets a trial. Thousands have been benefited by their use. They on) your label need attention ? cost nm quarter, For sale by CO, W, Bwartz ville; F. A. Caron Baie DEATHS EDWIN JAMES FLICKINGENR his parents moved from Rebersburg to | Freeport, Iilinois, in 1855, died sud- denly in his apartments the other day, He bad been in his usual health up to | the time of his death. A postmortem | examination re vealed clots of blood on either his heart, Cancer | ous condition of the stomach and liver, Mra. H, Herlocker, a sister, had { spent most of the previous day with Flickinger, und in the morning called him for breakfast. On not receiving a reply, the door was broken { in and the man discovered to be dead. | He was unmarried, and ason of Henry | Flickinger, side of also Bn | Mr, i | she ID KUHN Mrs, David Kuhn died at { in Dakota, Illinois, aged { fiveyears. Mr. and Mrs. Kuhn, several | years Ngo, to Illinois from | Reedsville | he maiden i Mary Relph, and was | forte WHS {to Mr. Fallon, then to | Her third husband ’ alu i hildroen i two to the aed id Kulu LE MES, DAV her home about sixty. tnoved des ORs] Re WAS born near Belle. Sle thrice married first Hmmonus fo first, the third Mi Wirvives her, as “ven the ie 1o md sand four husbai Mo mil Mnartis well BOOoW 1 1n Ferguson Voshiips, when uw number of vears alter Mr. K fived ripe uhin ol 1 A HHA Heol : & i mi ek, died st her Lh Mrs BMTUATAH 44 Bunday i Indling health several vears, afternoon Nie flicted with ae tinea Interment Lutheran os Fhe de Michael Rid mpiieation of took place in Centre Liu metory i eased dauglits jer Was a ile ese tardy {entre Yi CO er Lara Bmption years of sage and gradisated College in the class of chemist by ived by Ci upstion his wife and one apes Harris Township Harry Hess wived a I fruit trees Nunday and EROow H. A. Moyer, of ied in Boalsburg Mr. and Mrs. Jo Bank, visited here re Mi nday were das storms dugar Valley, vi ho Kline Che Hosterman is pros re makiog etnernits abont his home, Newton Hess is having his barn and othe: painted Mra. Bartges, of Booneville, is stay. ing with Mrs. Bparr a few weeks Albert Albright, of Spring Mills, vis. | ited at the home of Frank Lohr. Mrs. Andrew Lytle and dsughter | Bess visited at the Miller home out buildings A number of people transacted busi. ness at the county seat the past week, Hervices will be held in the house at Bhiogletown Bonday evening, | Miss Bertha Treaster, of Pine Hall, spent a week with friends this vielnity Levi spent {| Young school in Hoan and al family, of the home Lemont, a day of Israel William Patterson built a new fence between his property and that of Mra, David Keller, Rev. A. A. Black spent last week visiting the members of the Boalsburg congregation, Rev. J. 1. Btonecypher preached a trial sermon in the Lutheran chareh at Watsontown James Leitzoll, the medicine man, of Bpring Mills, made his annnal trip through hiere Monday. The banks of the streams were lined with tishermen on Saturday. Fish, or fish stories, will be pleaty now, Miss Annie Kuhn, of Shingletown, is staying tu Boalsburg for few weeks, at the home of Harry Lon. berger. Mr. and Mrs. Kisckner Reish and three children, of Altoous, came for a few days’ visit with Mrs. Margaret Miller. J. M. Wieland, Owen Mothersbaugh, W. H. Stuart snd 8. H. Bailey attend. ed the horse sale al State College on Saturday. James Poorman spent part of last week making some repairs on the farm house occupied by G. W. Gerbrick, west of Biate College, and also visited friends at Buflalo Run. Workmen have been engaged in beautifying the lawn surrounding the Lutheran pamonage, Both the Re- formed and Lutheran parsouages have besn remodeled during the past year, and now compare favorably with those of any other country village in the eounty, bs A fA The anti-tobacco girls never choose “" & man who chews, Colyer. George Meiss purchased a fine mated eam of sorrels, They are fine drivers, Miss Eva Fleisher is paying a visit | to her brother Harry, at Yeagertown, | Miss Edos Wagner turned alter spending sw week with friend Potters Mills William Bhadow east to spend Lhe re home | ut | of Chicago, 11. is his pa- | Hmmer with i rents, in this place Misses Carrie Eis Philips, of visiting their pares Mr. and Mrs. and Budie Mi Min Bodtorf and | only, are Eta piel Hmith snd | family, of Potters Mills, spent Sunday | at the home of J. H. Moyer Win tf my Pine Stump. Mise Busan Maine to Snow Bhoe Mra. John Cus Elsie and day ul the Miss Bellefonte, spent i { saturday returned | itnings and daughter lenner Walker spent Sap Frank Moyer, uhid Geo, Cre tiday Ma home of M iy Walker Of $i] formes J nd grandparents ob Walker Mamuel snd ire “imple |e with their gran: | i) Mrs Burr | Hishe | | 3 | i i a fa § BOINIratay this very hits instrument Cn child iL for ws vere | wople by it for Is Hroa, Eildon, : ire of Chamber. teddy than any other kind, It seems to have taken t he jead aver seversl other good brand«.” There Is no question but this wedicine is the best that can be procured for coughs and colds, whether ft be a ehild or adult that js sffected. Italways cures and cures quickly Bold by ©. W Swartz, Tuseyville, F. A. Carson, Potters Milla. Hy and elderl ER cough Kr ippe, lows. inin's Cough I% Fad ne PIANOS ORGANS THE LESTER PIANO is strictly high grade instrument, en- dorsed by the New England Con. Boston, Mass: Broad onservatory, Philadelphia, tone AND a servatory Street C as 1 ing unsurpassed for touch and finish THE LAWRENCE . . . 7-=OCTAVE ORGAN is the only organ with the Saxa- and correctly instruments, Ask phone combination imitates orchestral TERMS to suit the for catalogues and prices, & CE ZEIGLER = SPRING MILLS. buyer H. G. STROHMEIER, CENTRE HALL, . . PENN, Manufacturer of and Dealer In HIGH GRADE ... MONUMENTAL WORK in all kinds of Marble aw - - -. I ——— Pm sen Epes Smith, the Photographer, W. W, Bmith, the will be in Centre Han Photographer, i thin week, ical sms Demoeratie Commition Mestling The Democratic will at the Democratic quarters, Bellefonte, Monday April 24th, at 12 30 o'clock. apporvionment of delegates to several precincts will be acted on the rules of committee Head. uiter- The the at the county feat 33 this meeting, under the commmitiee, . Tavior, Chairman, before H. fine ——— About Hhetnmatism There nore inflict snd few discases that than rheumatism are torture have been suggested, To cured is, therefore, b iit Chamber BBY it ean be “4 tntement to make, tensive sale, has met with great ste. eo in the treatment of this disease One appli ‘ation of Palo Balm will re- | le ve the pain, and hundreds of suffer. e have testified to permanent cures i by ufter whea Pain Fix quick relief sud For sale ny 1 WwW ile FA 3! IE Uw ¥ his teh a trifle party, Tugsey ve Mills, s allords conta but Spring Time iu Florida snd the South This is one of the most delightful of the whole vear to visit Lhe famous resorts of Pine y Camden, 8, C., and others of the wonderful Southland, reached mont directly by the Beubourd Air Line Railway, the shortest and quick- est route between the North snd south Three through Pallman traing daily, a8 Limited, the quickest trajn eves operated between New York and Florida and without change of passen- or baggege. Winter excursion rates now in eflect, Bpecial stopover privileges, Excellent Dining car sery- ice on all trains, Two trains daily 0 Atlanta for New Orleans, Birming- bara and all points in the Bouth- west Write for rates, schedules, illustrated booklets and other information, J. J. PULLER, Dist. Pass, Agt 1411 Chestnut Bt, Phils — Pa on Keep your bowels regular by the use of Chamberlain's Tablets, sale by A. Carson, HBtomach and Liver For F There is nothing bet Ww. Potters Li § ile Tusseyy Mills Hwarlz, tized offers fo Eade 8 Bouse &1 street, ( Heli. The ho ry, aud well JOCK Pe f srthier art aR & EL” BE AND LOT FOR BALE erty Se selection of CLOTHING, Hosiery, Etc, that ca HATS, NECK-WEAR, n be collected together, Manhattan Shirts SS I'he | Hosiery from S wd $V o a by Alcs Er ——— fe imon, Hatch & Whitten Co. est in thelr nes a ap Cr % ns at once. Get price. * 5 * » * * Come to see us. ALLSii Stops falling hair, also. land... 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