———_" THE CENTRE REPORTER. 8S. W. SMITH, Editor and Proprietor CENTRE HALL, . . . PENNA, THU JRSDAY, MAY 25, 1805. TERMS. ~The terms of subscription to the Re- porter are one dollar per year in advance. ADVERTISEMENTS.-20 cents per line for three insertions, and 5 cents per line for each subd- sequent insertion. Other rates made known on application, The figures opposite your name on label of pa- sor indicate the date to which your subscription 5 paid. When no date is given the date implied ia July, 1800: when no month is given the month implied is July—thus 00" means July, 1900; “017, means July, 1901; “04 '" means that your subse rip- tion is paid in advance to July h months than July are indicated by = When you 1 pay your subscription amine your label, that corrections 1 } report immed have not bes u giver yroper credit, No receipts for snbscription will he sent by mail unless by special request. change of date on label oug evidence. Money by mall Is reasonably There have been no losses to this date, lw: AYS § ex- co Appear 3, COMPARTS ant hen . not RESOLUTIONS AND Can tions of respect will one-half ce ut por word, { minimum charge be two cents per word min also payable in advance, D8 OF THANKS ~Resoln- ) ed for at the rate of ble in advance) the Cards of thanks, im charge, fifty cents, DIVIDING THE TIPS. That Followed Restaurants, ¥he Method Some Is London etween plained in tips : YOUR MORNING DRAM. Let It Be a Glnan of Water and En- joy an Inside Bath. brush the stil Drinl Ka joy All Drink name of of the duties. and in five m the stomach ging tracts, that 5 ing 1 aby fn # grown sluggi Chronicle. YOR THE BRIDE'S One Time It Wedding PORTION. At Was Stated In the Announcement. the during insert no- tating the bride's periodicals England and common custom in century, especially : Ii. to portion contemporary and newspapers Scotland. Almost every man's Magazine both in number of the Gentle at that time contain- ed several of records, of which the following, 1781, is a specimen: “Married, the Revd. Mr. Roger Walna, of York, about twenty-six year of age, to a Lincolnshire lady, upwards of eighty, with whom he is to have £8. 000 in money, £300 per annum, and a coach and four, during life only.” Sometimes the notice merely de scribes the bride as a lady with a “good portion” or a “genteel fortune)’ One of the latest notices was in Aris’ Birmingham Gazette, July 14, 1800, which recorded the marriage of Mr. Canning, undersecretary of state, to Miss Seott, “with £100,000 fortune’ London Telegraph Butterflies and Moths, Though butterflies and moths are found widely distributed all over the globe they are by far most abundant in the tropics. For instance, Brazil can show to the collector not less than 700 different species within an hour's walk of Para. There are not half as many in all Europe. In Britain there are 67 species, and in all Europe there are 390 different kinds. They are found as far north as Spitzbergen, on the Alps to a height of H,000 feet and on the Andes up to 18000 feet. As there are sdme 200,000 species it is easy to see why butterfly hunters are great travelers. these in Mr, Nols Death. In f W. R. Noll, in last week's issue, an error appeared, It was stated that Mr, Noll died Jeannette, instead at the home of his father and mother, Mr. and Mra, Noll, near Pleasant Gap. On the death notice o hearing of the serious condition of his son, father went to Jeannette, week prior brought young man home where he was derly cared for. Mr. Noll’s exact was thirty-four years and the the ten to his death uge days, Wy — Garbrick-Gentzel Fay lara Gentzel The marriage of Garbrick, of Altoon: place today Thuy day ) at of the parents of the bride, Mr. Mre. Henry Gentzel, east of Pl Gap. The cere ny by Rev. J. 1. cypher. e will make their home toons, where the groom in the shops of the road. Bn togk and Was Btone The young coup! in Pennsylvania Rail ———. fp — roo —— Heroes Passing Away, ing Memorial Day appears in the sta" tistics of the Grand Army of the publie, Department of Pennsylvania, which shows that 1000 veterans of State every Memorial Day. timated that 100 veterans die the { rebellion die in this between each It is en daily "nited Siates. ee i————r aif ————— Marriage Licenses Harry Marshall, Ada B. Williams, Parish, Conemaugh. ugardner, Conemaugh. rigan, Osceola Mills, M. Bittmar, Philipsburg. - - tr ‘ream Parlor to Open rman, at Spring Mills, cream parlor Satur- 2 degrees Bc fp Georges Ve alloy. o Mes ' bert { Clay Auman Mises Gert Lingle, Sadie and Conf Bessie James Faust, ing at Yeageriown, Thursday. i¢ Alina t NO Ada PFaust, Agua , Ella Hoyer aud Davia been who bad came home BE Millheim, Orpdorf was in town Mra. Jerome Bpigelmyer, Isaac Mr. and daughter, Mrs. Charles Bossler, in Freeburg. Mrs. W. J. Mauck, of accompanied home by her aunt, Sara Alexander, Miss Edith Riter, of Centre Hall, ar- rived ¢ time at the home of I. A. BShawver, Harry Kister and wife, of Bellefonte, spent ther, B. F Jerry Kern, of Bellefonte, spent last week with his mother, Mrs Kern, and did some trout fishing. J. H. B. Hartman and wife Kister, spent Mrs. Hartman's mother, Mra, who will spend some time with back Wise, them. ——— AA ———— A Good Soggestion Mr. CC. B. Wainwright of Lemon City, Fia., has written the manufac- turers that much better results are ob- tained from the use of Chamberlain's Colie, Cholers and Diarrhoea Remedy in cases of paring io the stomach, colic and cholera morbus by taking it in water as hot ag can be drank. That when taken in this way the effect is double in rapidity. ‘It seerns to get at the right spol instanily,’”” he says. For sale by C. W. Bwarlz, Tusseyville ; F. A. Carson, Potters Mills, -» President Roosevelt prefers to live in a thoroughly Detiocratic town--one well regulated-—and escsequently se- lected Oyster Bay in which all the lo cal offices are held by Democinis, There are 8 great many people who are ready to belleve that the President knows a good thing. AM A RASS Obstacles wouldu’t be so bad if they | weren't always getting in the way. wan Harris Township. J. H. Holtzinger, of Haurri | representing Christopher Bebool Publications, called on { school directors last week H. N. Mever, of Millheim, | some time interest Insurance in the i f Hie here Penn Mutual pany. Ww . Moor days last Mil e, of Nefls week | ing up some sheep and Charles Whitehill, of | tended to business hi last '] M. B Brodeky, from Philadelphia Honl Che i few cattle L.emont, re an eye fpent a and vicinity. A. Grove, ol Coll candidate for 1 il, nomination of r, and J. Walker township, an aspirant office county the voter, the primari es, June Corl, of of Pleasant the Coun. ly commissions for of treasurer, called their ord. Bealsburg, on asking Charles brother | chased and Robert, a clover hul Gap, ler, | and engine from J. J, | Creek. Mr. gaged at threshing in connec grain Tressler, who was tion work and | farm poultry raising, for i | almost twenty years, will now devole his time and energies to farming making he ne. H¢ n this summer. WwW superintending the eapent All per Boalsburg improvement abotit illiag ®O1S presen lat, Mma at Shingletoy Jacob Harnish Buow Bhoe Mr. and in Vis Mrs. W., A. Murray we county capital J. H. Weber to business here spent of Centre Hall. atiend. ed Naturday and took a little time to shake old friends, W. 8B. Wieland mont, spent a week with this place. Thursday evening Mr, Wieland and Dr. Kidder furnished graphaphone music, the de On hunds with Nord in and wife, of friends on clor's Mr. and Mrs Ishiler re Harry toons H. Bailey Hinmsp 3g! Fuesday in {oatier ring, left id the Kuights Templar conclave, and visit Mra. D. K James Korman, a few days in Boalsburg His sister, Mothersbaugh of Rebersburg, spent Amos Koch was pleasantly on Monday, ‘It was bis fifty-ninth birthday, and sll children and grandchildren, except one son, Frank, who isin the Phillipines, were present, His mother, of Bufialo Run, also present Miss Anna Grove, spent a few weeks with Kaup, in Boalsburg. Mre. J. Royer, of here for a few days, Mrs. Will Raymond with Ler little girl came from Linden Hall Tuesday morning and spent the day with her aunt, Mrs, Poorman. Mra. Alice Magoffin and Mrs Go heen spent Tuesday with their brother, Dr. Geo. Woods, at Pine Grove Mille Mrs, George Kaup and daughter, Miss Esther, spent Tuesday in Belle. etirprived his Was of Centre the Hall, M jsnen Dubois, visited fonte, i Mrs. Katharine Wieland left on Ba'- i urday for & ¥)8it to her daughter, Mrs | Leitzell, at Bunbury. Mrs J. 1 Blonecypher returned on Friday from a two weeks’ visit with in parents, Mr. apd Mrs. Ulrich, at Helinsgrove Mr. Mra. J. Kor the MeClintock home. i Capt. W. H, the | Democratic State Convention at Har- | risburg, this week. Frank Young hds returned IHinois, whe time. snd man visited at Fry is attending fe { from Freeport, DPell for BOme - Rebers} Mi ing Lier sister, # MBadie Bowie i Rev, Hhonds 4 the fel Wollfords, : irehased of Bpring Mil her Frank ling } nds in Harris! igler, thie i} PIAT ORGANS “ { he ANT) . THE LAWRIE 2=0OCTAVE NC ORGAN o* & C E ZEIGLER = MILLS H. GQ. CENTRE HALL, . . . . STROHTMEIER, PENN, Manufacturer of and Dealer in HIGH GRADE MONUMENTAL WORK in all kinds of Marble ao Don’t fall to pot my prioes G fanite, Why “aller gr Hhenmaiism 7 Why sufler from rheumatism when one application of Chamberlain's Pain Balm will relieve the pain? The quick relief which this liniment affords makes rest and sleep posaible, snd that alone lg worth many times is cost Many who have used it hoping only for a short relief from suffering have teens happily surprised to find that after awhile the relief became Porn nent. Mm. V. H. Leggett of Yum Yum, Tennessee, U. 8B. A, writes, *] am a great sullerer from rheumstism, all over from head to fool, and Cham berlain’s Pain Baim is the only thing that will relieve the pain'’ For sale by C. W. Bwariz, Tusseyville ; F. A. Carson, Potters Mille, Smith, the Photographer, Bmith, the Photographer, will not be in Centre Hall this week, L454 WwW YY, Y. - - Colyer, Waen fits er snd children, ol g her parents, Fleisher, ing OIE CArps JUBIGRL, bert (Gobble Funday al Spring Time Io Florida and the South ¢ This sone of the most deli Hi BEARO NIE the whole year to visi Florida and the famous resorts of Pine hurst, N, C,, Camden, 8. C. ner of the wonderful Bouthland, reached most directly by the Bs Line Railway, the shortest quick eat route between the N red esetith Three through Pullman trains daily including the famous Beub aa Limited, the qu operated of fail ad é whoard Al Ae orth a ae el wee New Florida snd without change gers or Laggag PR HOW A Grid vv il on gil ham and all ST write - HBemedy ihe Chambe want to ok w THE Svs of Clothing | r from J. R. Kei Scr . from Guyer and No Rain Coats heights of Crown. » runks, 5 Goods in Summer all Things that are MONTGO ERY & CO. CTT ATT? ETT Summ In fact, Store. CTL TLL TTT IES Goods IONS 4 keep Every CITI ¢ a MN ba \ 5 LERBEBEBLELEDLBBEBBLELELBLELEELLLLLLLT vers Pi Aver's Pills. Ayer’s Pills. Ayer's Pills. Keep saying this over and over again. 4.0. Ayer Co., The best laxative. Lowell, Mass sro your moustache or beard a beautiful brown or rich black? Use GRAIN MARKET. 0 0 Wheat Omts i Com .... AT STORES, G8 | Butler... i | PRODUCE Lard FR Potatoes... BUCKINGHAM'S DYE FIFTY O18. OF DECOGUIETE ORE P. BALL & 00, X R. SMITH'S SALVE CURES : Flesh Wounds, Ulcers, Felons, Carbuncles, Boils, Ery- sipelas, Scrofuls, Tetter, Ecrema, White Swelling, Skin Eraptions, Fever Sores, Piles, Burns, Scalds, Chilblains, Corns, Bunions, Chapped Hands, Ete., Etc. | By Mail, age. DR. STITH CO. Centre Hall.
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