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FIRE NEAR REBERSBUI
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Farm House of Wallacs Walker
Destroyed ~Iusurance In Anaville Co ]
The farm house of Wallace Walker, |
one and one-half miles west of Re-|
bersburg, was totally destroyed by fire |
Mouday noon. The fire was first dis- |
covered by neighbors, but not until!
the flames had reached such a head-!
Wuy that all effort to extinguish the
elements was deemed useless. The |
family was seated at the dinner table |
when the news was broken to them
that their home burning ver]
their heads, the fire having either or.
iginated on the attic or roof. The |
meoembers of the household had heard |
Totally |
Was
snappiog and erackiog sounds, but at |
tributed them to the wind that was |
blowing a heavy gale at the time
A bit of clothing was saved from the |
second atory, Much of the furniture |
on the first Hoor was removed to al
place of safety. The house was
structure, weatherboarded, and
fairly good condition. The summer |
house and wood shed were also burn- |
There was an insurance of $800 on |
a log
!
tn
ed.
the house,
Mr. and
singularly
housekeeping about a year ago, and |
last summer the barn on this same |
farm was struck by lightning
burned. The barn was rebuilt,
now, within less than one year
house is in ruins,
While the roof
burning there was the |
barn would also be Fhe |
heavy wind from the west afloried |
ample protection, however. Embers
repeatedly were carried to the barn of
Lowell Bierly, and it was only by con-
stant watching that the structure was
saved from destruction. L
Lert
Mra. Walker
unfortunate,
have
Chey began!
and |
and
the
house was |
that
fire,
of the
danger
sel on
‘elect Scehobl Oper
Prof. 8, W. Gramley’'s select sche
opened Monday morniog with twenty-
three scholars, a number of whom are
from out of town.
ranged with a view of fitting scholars
for taking examination for
certificate and entrance to college
i he names of the scholars are
pended, those having no address being
froma Centre Hall
: W
The classes are ar-
teacher's
ap-
Guy jacobs
el Goodbart
Bushman
Harry F. B Hin
Ammou Burkholder, Centre HI!
arkbolder, Centre
New Afrivan
Rev. and Mrs. D. M. Hepler, of
Lumber City, Clearfield county, are re.
Joicirg over the arrival of a young son |
at first boy in the
farvily —making No. 6. in the happy
a Mr. Hepler was formerly
pier of the P esbyterian
tions at Lemont and Bosalsburg
Ih sud Mrs. Charles Rhone, of
Dougias, Ariz oa, are happy over the
of a little daughter to their
The little Misa is named Care.
in honor of both
Dr. Rhone’s boyhood days |
After |
their home—the
1
piridl,
COngrega-
advent
bh
Hine
Ine
Were spent in Centre county
his father's death, whieh occurred in
Bellefonte, he with his mother and |
sister moved to California, and Iater!
on he located in Arizona, where he inl
his profession, that of |
Ann, grand.
ier
practicing
deritistry :
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From Ohio !
A note from D. Olie Stover, of Berea,
Ohio, states that the snowstorms have |
reached that locality as well as here, i
The snow fall Saturday night, he BAYH,
Was heavy, i
There is uo scarcity of work ia this |
plare. The firm [ work for ine been |
very busy, and this spring shipped |
over (wo thousand rollers. [| work in
the paint room and sam also assistant
shipping clerk, sod have not loat a day
sluce I began work, Inst July, Living
is very high, but wages are accordingly
as gorl. A new railroad is being built
throughs Berea, which will give em-
ployment to an additions! number of
men ’
rn a
fiheamatie Palos Quickly Relloved,
The excruciating palns characteris
tic of rheumatism and soiatics are
quickly relieved by applying Cham.
beriain's Pain Balm. The great pain
relieving power of the liniment has
beens the surprise and delight of thoos-
ands of sufferers. The quick relief
from: puin which it affords is alone
worth many times its cost. For sale
by t. W. Bwartz, Tusseyville; F. A,
Crinon, Potters Mills,
AA A
Fertilizers for Sale,
Messe. J. H. & B. E. Weber an-
nounes that they will have during the
sensor fertilizers of all grades, and
prices su low as any. The prices are
basi on the analysis of the goods,
They invite you to eall to see them be-
fore Luy ing.
BEPUBDLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION,
Convention Ignors Penns Valley—UCommis
slogers Halley and Miller He aominnted,
The Republicaus in Centre county
must expect to do businese in the next
Campaign without the support of the
fused to nominate the only candidate
presented on the South Bide of Centre
county. Mr. Allison was turned down
to please the Bellefonte Trust Compa-
ny, who, the Reporter is assured, is
It is but natural that a mon-
1 should be deeply inter.
ested in the candidate for county treas-
urer, but to tur down half the coun-
ty for the benefit of a Bellefonte insti-
Republicans
Mountain,
vas presided over
Love, and after
ipeeches, balloting
for the various nomi
named as
ker,
Wal
VEL Coneern
tution i refinhiod by
ey
I'be ¢ ntinn
Ly ex-Judge Jalin Gi,
filses
Was
HIV
prefiiainagry
CO etl
he
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uations i
fi
tivkel ia
stlow 4
nerin
Co Commis VY. Ferguson
tr, Spring
lefonte
Centre Hal
Fhilio: burg
« ballot for commissioner resulted
Bulley, Miller, 72: Zim-
Woodring, 40
-Hall, 71; Hewett, 64,
i t TREASURER
“ei
Wiliam Hurley
47
inerman, o;
Recorder
HALLO 83
id
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H. C. Quigley was elected County
Chairman,
T. M. Gramlev. ol
the committe
Spring Mills,
on resolu
endorsing
lican ofMicisls from A to izzard,
chairman of
Wriment
Repu
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sunrise Frayermesting
“e customary sunrise prayermeet-
will be observed in
L§ All
on Easter aay,
are in-
Millheim
r will offer
Monday, April
Liorses, consisting
ad drivers. Bale
Hesg
: the Hox
“The Mai he Box" is the title of
the new serial by old MacGrath,
Comins sburg Dally
April 24. A fasci-
th
tie author of the
nelog
Dispatch
nating love
‘Grey «
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Marriage Licenses
fil
A 4 ~~ ’ : ii
fa Is
4 RICES 7. 0% :
Lizzie M. L
Harry E. Wo
Estella M. Gross,
uel F
Bi
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Muri
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Threw Ston Through «hare Window
lia . ¥ fs
mpmea person
Soothe evil « threw »
memorial
Lather
ntral figure
Ig the
riff todd
through the Fiakle
sfone
Window 1a Li HITEe= yy alley
Bn church, =trik the oe
window,
time
of
wed
Fhe des od
Haturday i
’
fhe
BErfealis
wo Wome
whit he perpetrator
If UnXuows
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The Cash
Biate a
I'he average m mithily balance of
cash in the State Treasury for 1904 and
for the first quarter of 1905 was over
$16 000 000 there
redtape
expendi-
bat there could be no possible rea.
son for defuail. It is a safe prediction
that the monthly balances will remain
about as they are for the next two years
in spite of heavy disbursements for
school, charities and jobs [nstead of
levying new taxes the rate of State
taxation should reduced. The
heavy surplus is a continuing source
of partisan debauchery and a tempta-
tion to extravagant administration,
Bs pps.
During that time
may have besn annec ssary
tare,
A
2? Ineh Snow Sanday Morning
During Baturday night snd Sunday
morning fully two inches of snow fell.
During the whole of Hunday the air
was raw and snow storms repeatedly
swept over the valley
Sunday night snow fell to the depth
of about one-half of an inch During
both nights mercury stood at twenty.
wignt,
Monday and Tuesday the weather
conditions were anythiog but agree
bie, snow storms and sunshine alters
oating. The air was raw and cold,
Tuesday night mercury stood at twen-
ty-two, the coldest during the April
blizzard
Wednesday the sun shone brightly,
aud temperature ross to the demand
of a pleasant Apri day.
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LOCALS
Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Weber, of Ale
na, came to town Monday morning,
D. Olive Siover offers for sale his
house and lot in Centre Hall, Hee
advertisement,
Harsh Aun, wife of Alexarde
MeDonald, died near Waddle Biation,
aged seventy-three years,
salary of $600 fustead of fees.
LOCALS,
(44
iin,
gon, Edward Jamison, of Bpring M
were in Bellefonte on business
day.
The
| Bunbury
Odd Fellows’ anniversary al
{| number of that order from Penns
| Valley,
{| Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
{ John Sanders, sud Rebecea, daughter
| of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel F,
{ are ill,
| Mra. Mary Goodhart is having her
Centre Hall
| The work is being done by
| residence in
her sons,
{| Frank and Bamuel,
The Misses Geiss, at Contre Hall. re-
{ ; )
garments from Edward B.
Grossman & Co. recently and invite
ceived
| you to call aud inspect the goods,
Bruce W, changed
| postoffice address from route No. |
| route No =; Mills,
moved on the Hiam Pealer farm
Hosasman
Lo
Mpring
11’
wv i
held
Natur
Au Easter
the Spracetown
service will be
M. E
Hhould
church
day evening. the weather
lee will be held Bunday evening
are invited
Dr. F. K
urer from Philipsburg,
Wednesday morning.
1
wy ile, can
Was in
The doctor has
tain who are glad to see him on
than political matior
H. F.
tow nship
Musser, ul the
ane
auditors, accompanied 3
William Floray, were callers ut the Ie.
porter office Baturday evening, haviog
ome lo town to attend a meet
the Odd
Ihe
hail
Messers
OR of
Bt satan} a
Fellows odge
successful trout fishers
Mills
Wilkinson and
most
from Polters and
John
Sweetwood both of whom cau
ght
trout in one day. The largest
ured about twelve inches
Lewis Korman, of Peuns (
§
of
ave, nd
ministrator the estate Name
caiier i tn
The sale
of the Loong farm and Penns Cave will
the
1 Visiai ¥ }
close Lhe business of the
Long, deceased, was a
interest of the Long estats
finally
permit administrator to
eninle
KVOrabie
ditions for trout flashing, the Mpriog
Mills nimrods had very good
I'he reports reaching this office are
William H. Smith, Joh
Smith, 14; 8 Hon
William M. Oa-
Moe
Regardless of the unt
catches
wi) 2
follows
Ww. Gramley, 20 ;
Allison, 18: James
Samuel Brown, 5: Orris
nau, 9:
K
‘ormic 12
The
Calendar is an {aspiri
first number Fhe (
ng sign of
Americins lo ou
Chis new magezioe of
Ho
ass productio
«ide,
gmpt
ions, Dut also tg it
i of
iri
ie
eviews RK OC
beautiful
uously printe
engtribatore as Ke Ve
« Prof L
Wilson
viand
3 ty
MArrougn
Cleveland, Johan
H
Dallas Lore Sharp, Heary C Ro
Bailey, Secretary James
anid others
You know the medicine that
makes pure, rich blood
Ayer's Sarsapariila.
mother, grandmother, all vour
folks, used it. They trusted
4 y . *1: |
Sarsapariiia
it. Their ‘doctors trusted it.
Your doctor trusts it. Then
trust it yourself. There is
health and strength in it.
i i Od
“1 suffered toreibite Pons s4is
thin biced. |
Ayers Savress
Bently cured me”
Mus ¥F
F108 a bettis
i for
ich
jor's Pilla are
They greatly aid ¢
Jensly laxative,
Sarsaparilla.
BOPODNBLLO0050000000 "0ees
THE PHILADELPHIA SUN
DAY RECORD
Readers of The Philadelphia
Record of Sunday, April 16, will
receive with the paper a supple-
ment thereto that is designed to
interest the children. This sup-
plement will be a Drawing Book
containing pictures of places of
great interest in and near Phila.
delphia. These Drawing Books
will be made up with tracing pa-
per between the pages, permitting
the children to make reproduc.
tions of the pictures. Not only is
this interesting but instructive,
and its educational value should,
we think, strongly appeal 10 you.
Place your order with your
newsdealer for next Sunday's is
sue, or write to
THE PHILAD. RECORD
017 Chestnut Street
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All the Staple Goods
¢ Will be found at our Store, and the prices or
these as well as on all other goods are mark
1
¢ ed and sold at the lowest possible figure,
¢ Groceries, including the various breakfast foods,
crackers, biscuits, coffee substitutes, etc., are
offered in variety,
In
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Rubber Goods, Felts, Working Shirts, Overal
Shoes for all, ete,
4 We will be pleased to have at least a portion of
/ your trade, We will aim to use you fair,
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Linden EIall, a.
Is Selling the WOLFE BROS, Shoes for
Ladies and Children--the best $1.50
Shoe on the market.
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A pti pegged did put pond Yo Sinn Bu
he Centre Hall Roller Flouring Mills
J. H. & S. E. WEBER, Proprietors
WHITE LILLY FLOUR
and MILL FEEDS
: 5 3 53853 LILIA
Prices will be paid for all kinds of
n, Oats, Barley, Rye, Buckwheat.
nd Straw will be bought at all times, at the
st prices the market will afford.
The Highest Market
Grain— Wheat, Cor
Baled Hay a
be
COAL All sizes of Coal, the best Grades of Coal to be
had, always oa hand. We invite school
boards to consult with us before placing orders for fuel,
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Just a few plain
words - no idle
talk, but
a plain business | thin for vou. We
oe, reed Own and directly
proposition
marvage our vehicle
——— J plavrd., We sell direct to
users and have for 33 yeans, We add a small
to the actual cost of materia) and labor.
Our was it it ir rs saiar
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expen I
hye
profit
ef. and .
Next We do nc
iid good vehicles.
py % : ’
$ that many don't.
’y awake at night tc
The desire to ma
nesta oring their
ur rigs thx
i save $10
: is ) } i. What am | gang to ge: f
Send for our Catalor rue at once. It is thw
ever issued t Will Inerest you
When we started opr fact ty it was not to build an averag
buggy. We determined to make ideal work and :
people that bought from us the stromg est, most reliable
and best finished vehicle for the money ever sold.
on «
S your question
give the
Candidly, thut is just exactly what we are doing,
That is what your money will get for you here. This explains why
our vehicls trade increased 20 per cent in 190M; why others fel
behind 30. We build our work to last. We are loc ng forward
to the triumph of coming years. We maaan that a reputation for
good vehicles at the lowest prices shall outlive the temptations
to cheapness [——— UT OUT THIS COUPON
Wa are now print MoRTGONERY WARD & Co., Chicago
ing a very elabo Cienithe .
i C1 atlemon Please send & ay of you
ate vehicle cata Catalegae 1a the fo lowing wd drown
logue and would
like to send a copy
toall personsinter
ested in honestly
made guarantged
ex
rilast rated Vehicle
Namn
Posrormon ‘
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vehicles, who want
the very best at the
lowest possible
prices. is cat
slogue tells about
our factory, shows
how we build our
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