——— THE CENTRE REPORTER THURSDAY, CHURCH APPOINTMENTS. Lutheran—Spring Mills, Children’s service, evening ; no services elsew here, Mills, morning ; Union, ait ‘Hall vening, Children's JUNE 15, 1905. Reformed--Spring ernocn | service. Presbyterian—Centre Hall, commun ion preparatory service Sp Mills, Sunday afternoon morning, Evangelical — Lt service ; Linden H Reformed — Pine aliernoon, loalshurg morning Pine Grove, {Appointments not given here have nol been reported to this office. It used to be the custom for her dear to say you fortable But vow the old man's crafty, to know to-day exact amount pared to pay papa “lan sapport daughter iu & com way my and be wants The of alimony youre pre AA —————— Souvenir Postal Cards You will the Reporter office a souvenir postal card, very suggestive at this time, at cent each. find at particular one Bo i Festival! Jane 17. June festival Arcadia, by the The iat will be Saturday The annual held in Grange evening, June 17, members « Progress Grange be used toward liquid if proceeds will ing the debt of the hall. Independent Candidate In Mifflin, one of the defeat- for the nomination for Republi ticket, has announced him- ident candidate for George B. Yocum, ed candidates Sheriff in Mifflin county, self as an indeper the office. w———— A — ———— on the Cal State The Pennsylvania Grange, of Husbandry, nual meeting to ta December great oce ways draws t of peaple fee Grange to Mest In Sanbury Patrous appointed its an- ke place in Sunt 12, 13, 14 and If has ry, RRIO0N Wi yi all parts of (he stats a Fisheries Delegates to go Fishing The Fisheries annual Association will be the Bellefonte fish hateh to 23 I'he pre three business meetings to the Country Club, Peun’s Cave, and other places of interest, and one fishing in the tre County. meeting of the State held Jut © proviae in excursions at ory RTA day various streams of Cen- A ns Smith--Headings Dan Smith, Jr., Miss Headings, both of Reedsville, were married at the home of the bride Wed- nesday evening, by Rev. A, H. Spang- ler. The 8 son Henry Bmith, and is b sper for the Bmith Printir I'he bride is a Headings, a wealthy re I'be Reporter extends ¢ and Rhoda groom 1s of wkke MNpany. daughter C of Isaac tired farmer. grat ——————— — Miliheim Schools The Millheiin school board zied Monday evening by elec uel Weiser, president; L secretary, and N. A. Auman, er. The following teachers chosen to teach the t during the term : Organ- ting Sam- FE. Btover, treasur- were orough schools coming fall and winter Nar alermediate Primary ——————— Keith's Philadelphia Theatre Keith's Chestout Philadelphia, this George Evans, ** The Honey Boy, '’ author of * In the Good Old Bummer Time’ ; special attrac- tion, Clayton White, Marie Stuart and Co., presenting their latest comedy, Paris; juggling MeBans, best club juggling act in vaudeville; Keno, Walsh and Melrose, famous trio of acrobats ; Aurie Dagwell, "The Girl of 61, Eu a — Reduced Rates to Indianapolis, Ind, Un the account of the National Gymnastic Festival of the North American Gymnastic Union, to be held at Indianapolis, Ind., June 21 to , the Pennsylvania Railroad Com, pany will sell round-trip tickets to Indianapolis, June 19 and 20, good re- turning to leave Indianapolis not later than June 27, inclusive, from all sta- tions on its lines at rate of single fare for the round trip plus $1.00, On all tickets good for passage via Philadel- phis, Baltimore, and Washington, a stop-over within limit will be allowed at either of these places, S———————— oo oo Uenitre Countians in Philadelphia, The second annual basket picnic of the Centre County Association, Phila. delphia, will be held June 23, at Bel- mont Mansion, Fairmount Park. This nssociation, as the name indicates, is composed of Centre county people who now live in Philadeiphis, The hour of luncheon is five o'clock. ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTER, Dr. R. G. Curtin Charles McCaflerty Pi {| Wm. 8, Furst, Esq. | Herman Hay : t | William A, M Max Liv | 8B. Cameron Burnside | Prof, Ny P, Bible Joom dau hrey ang) or, Frat, «.T. Meyer Dr, Stoait C Runkle Kev. Dr. BR, Harkinson The attractions at Btreet Theatre, week includes: Treasurer Dr. B, Gray Mattern, Becretary Gen. B, F. Fisher Ira D, Garman # rye P. Ey mae! oy Hoy Sohiaflor Buggy fiynets, $1.35, $1.75, $2.00, $2.75—0. W, Bwartz, AFFECTION IN JAPAN. it Is Deep and La Lanting but, as =a Rule, Not Outspoken, TOUR TO THE WEST Via Pennsylvanian Rallrond, Account Con. American Medical Association, the is the most repugnant the Japanese, and if this which Is generally mistaken for a lack of genuine feeling. 1 recall man who was so devoted to mother (though 1 doubt whether could ever have been sald “talked about” her) that when she while he ibroad, was so profound that my watched him with anxiety lest he should commit suicide. The stolcal training may render unsympa- thetic a coarse nature, repression to the capacity by those to good taste of absence of | 80 one he to died, was more but for pain 8 who are free ance to every emotion. Another man said to me, “I speak of mother, for a foreigner does not understand that a mother may be just as dear to her as his to him and by the Japar Is not expected that one should one's deepest fee zg" Tat sa: fainted with grief when his n died and when consciousness turned to make light of a dizziness,” without reference cause. To this day, from home, he carries mother's letter ful arcely to give utter my son Ose ne sOn 1oth- re- “little to whenever he him a beautt and on her passing ‘beyond devotes a por tion and spe- to his wife, oer rose oes with mounted on and b of quietly roll of rocade, the a ersary his mortal ken tion of the day!'to medita clal of her. Even despite the closest hond of thought love, says not, “This is the day er's death.” Outlook C RUSTY CARLYLE, An fAncedote Which Disngreeable Iiustrates Disposition, fTered from ds spepsi He pathetic my When to IHxereise. Ww ie led] Bu oth opt #ithout the Hercules were regarded neither Apollo. nee, and othor No Lomger on the Map. “What mrkes you so late?” Tim's father, who In the boy's ab sence had hed to see to the evening chores himseif, “Teacher ‘kept me in.” “What for?’ “'Causey I couldn't the map.'? “Couldri't find Moscow? And I'd like to know who could, then! Why, I remember hearing tell of Moscow be- ing burmed when I was a boy! It's an outrage to put such nonsensical gques tions to children what's there tojlearn something useful. I'll ok intoy that and let yer teacher know 1 Ain't been elected on the school board! for noth. fng!"~ London Globe. Ingenions, “Jimmy,” said the teachersafte ing the youngster's “note from lis fh- ther” exvusing Jimmy's Sbseuce} {rosn school the day before, “it seems io me your father's writing 18 very much Hike yours.” “Yes,” replied Jimmy, unabashed, “father ain't had no education, i and I'm learnin’ im.” find * Moscow on rod] - an ¥ Taking Care of the Pennies, Pincher—1 belleve in thataold saying about taking eare of the pennies, nu know it, don't you? Spenders- Oh, yes! “Take eare of the' pennl and the dollars will take carey of Eyour heirs” Philadelphia Press, : i More to Come, % Bride-I feel awfully nervous.d Moth- er—Pshaw! Don't take your fipt ofr riage so seriously. It doosn't| i last forever. Town Topics, |. 3 —— I ee Advertise, to to Medical Association, be in Portinud, Ore, July 11 14, OIMpRL wd te in the { held the Wii visiting v Hullroad ( Pennsyivani run a persounily-condug the RH Cihies, ur, besutiful resorts Heattle, Tacoma Portland, allow fous latter city for { and the pions of the conv duyw the for Hg {tending HEH ention and visit- {ing the Lewis and Clark Exposition, | and five and ove-hall days in the Park, a full complete that wonderland, Tickets ry HECORBUTY ex pelise hotel will Les from Railroad, | lowstone and | tour of | covering eve [x mile, except |p. ri rate old all slatio land, at the very of $215 ns on the | Pennsylvania except burgh, from which the rate will A | $210, A special train of will Harri July 3. and ™ Laggan Pullman BRAVE York, Philadelphia, | Pittsburgh, Mo route will be vin | to Banfl’ Hot (rincier, Lie equipment <DUrg ana fny, Chicago t. Paul BPrings, and in Canadian Rockies, Return the | Lie to thie Paeitie Coast, ing i inte | and i nud thence vi Hee the will lie through Washington, O Ye a Billlogs at New York tulorme routs 8 of regon, to HOW SLO Montana, on July suit Chicago, reaching further Lion Ol 26. For | Peuneylvania Hallroad ticket A ds application Los | Passenger Agent sCriptive 1linerary will be sent W. Boyd, Broad Street Geo, Mia { tion, Philadelphia, Pa i A 4 Cen! } Spring Milla wv» of ba i I'he tw Hull, Lilla irange Park groun aud galne and Centre Ling RinUsl { who laid aside i { Saturany CX pect the enth splendid 1 base ball east snine 3 v _ fs s needs only iuriaer aes {hei i entire credit to Vitti Lhiree iXth and to four in pinth. atid PLLijrine { Spriug Mills Pini, their decisions, [ Centre were fair 0 : and at no time gave the contestants occasion to “RK he young wing th spring Mill or roolers iUN men comp # nine, and the dozen . . more male and female-—who accompanied them, conducted them- seives with entire propriety during the game and after, showing that the con- test could be a losing ote without them losing their heads to the bad. The return game looked forward to with interest by both the nines and others who anticipate lending their rege nce 5 REA Pore? yt Reduced Hates to Baltimore For the International Convention United Bociety of Christian Endeavor, at Baltimore, Md., July 5 to 10, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will sell round-trip tickets to Baltimore, at greatly reduced rales, from all stations on its lines east of and inelud- ing Pittsburgh, Erie and Buffalo, The rate from Pittsburgh will be $9.00, from Altoona §7 49, Erie $12.00, Williamsport $6.83, Buflalo $11.08, Canandaigua $0.70, Elmira $8.50, New York $6.30, Newark, N. J., $6.10, Reading $5.15, Wilkesbarre 7.05, Dover, Del., $3.90, with corresponding reductions from all other pointa, Tickets will be sold on July 38, 4, and 5, good for return passage leaving Baltimore until July 15, inclusive. On payment of $1.00 to Joint Agent at Baltimore an extension of return limit to August 81 can be obtained, Tickets via Philadelphia permit stop-over within lHmit, if deposited with the ticket agent at Broad Street Btation, Bpecial excursion tickets are on sale every Saturday and Sunday from Baltimore to Washington and return at rate of $125 for the round trip. These tickets are good for return pas. sage until the last train Sunday night, affording atuple opportunity for dele. gates to visit the National Capital, SA MAAN Tablets, all sizes, at the Reporter is Eo ———————————————— “THE RECORD" A Philadelphia merchant who | spends hundreds of thousands of dol- | lars every year for advertising was ask- ed the other day what newspaper he the best medium through reach the His I'ne Phila- considered which to EWEr wis public unhesitating delphis Record. hen he used * The ever I find ti y 1 went on Lo Record! for gy : I hay VYERTS I have been advert in fact, ginee ing al it brings me the best res isn’t necessary to experiment The exp mun realizes that the the well Record,’ Ness money he ach rendes In money invested, Record? is read thor ly people, § mighly., A great men especially, make buying se s y COI i if Hed thorous t!' The + rend 211% tha beginning 1 spied, fe iphia nieres t. There is Fhe econ pauper ft rounding claim t | News| | Penn iIVREIR, § Ap Justi What Ever) BININTIRIL 8 2 Remedy Aliacks ol HO wr ego {o the ir medic Mr. Barber says: have ied Chamberiain’s Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy which is one of the best medicines I ever saw, I keep fit in my room as 1 have nad several attacks of colic and it has proved to be the best medicine I ever used.’ Sold by C. W, Swartz, Tusseyville: F. A. Carson, Pottters Mills : GIRTT Hd r “ i ait © a bottle « DMINISTRATORE NOTICE. LETTERS of Adminidration on the estate of Mary Waugh, ate of Gregg ow? nehip., deoonsed i having been duly granted 0 the undersigned, be would respectfnily requestall persons knowing themspives indebwd Ww the esate to make itnme- diste payment, and those haviog claims agains the same 10 present them duly authenticated for setlicment. JAS, P. GROVE, Administrator, W. Harrison Walker, Spring Mills, Pa, Attorney, Bellefoute G8 FOR HATCHING-—Eggs for hatching, B,C, White Leghorn, slanchard strain. W. 0, URAMLEY, Spring Mills, = 0.83 EIov SE AND 10T FOR SALE--The under signed offers for sale a house and lot, on Main street, Centre Hall. The house is iwo story, and well located. For further particulars call on W. B, Mingle, Centre Hall, (0.22) D. OLIE BTOVE Beres, Oh HE SHARPLESS TUBULAR CREAM SEPA. RATOR Is a short cut, » Naving half the dairy work. It Wa lowdown machine, There i no drudge gory An Wathing the simple three pisce Dairy bular ator bowl, Avoid ucket bowis, ee Rg all full of troublesome parts. Tweniy«ix sises—takeo the one that will socommodate your herd, Considering the dura. bility of the machine, the price is the lowest of any separator on the market, Jor further par. tioulars write or apply in Fp ROSSMAN, Spring Mills, Pa, hee] OTICE TO BTOUKHOLDERB-The An Tawisburg & Trone air ui Company in be Law ish! Tone rom i held at The ampan Broad Street Station, y, Fhiinderp fa, Pa., on Fen day, May ist, 1905, at 12.80 o'clook p.m, for the election of President and six Directors to serve for the eonuing Te pn the transaction other ME y J coir i ondinddin pnd indiudin Suds Judie diss Sinn didi Bipdidipdin Budi indis dnd dn Andie Bodin Bp Ind Bs Bde Bnd ay a b .... I'he Reporter's Advertisement... LADIES’ STATIONERY A fine line of Ladies’ St You will find al ationery, in boxes, at remarkab! WA p p ataed salits v ligures, rades, and quality LARGE ENVELOPES nary 66-inch to 124nch, WRITING FLUID i ~ TN NNN NNN NNN ¢ T0 THE FRONT IN BATTLE !! ece Oak Chamber Suit $17.5 ¢ Side Boards - - - - . . . . $325 ¢ Same, Quartered Oak and Polished $22.50 ¢ Fair $2.50 $1.25 - $6.75 -« ¢ Mattresses ; Rockers—all Shapes and Prices - - ¢ 1'othe Oak and Polished Rockers - / Iron Beds and Springs, complete - - $4.00 - ¢ Largest Stock Wall Paper in Penns Valley JOHN SMITH & BRO. ‘UNERAL DIRECTORS. Faun? - naliming Services Free SPRING MILLS, NWN NNW TVW CWB D «a VDDD e090 DVDDVDDDTDOBnVYTRD THE BEST SHOES het NEE W ARRIVALS - Nite NN Everything New in . . . STETONS WALK OVERS DOROTHY DODD And a complete stock of Good Shoe Things for Spring and Summer, Shoes and Slippers for the whole family, Good bargains always on hand, ee Wate we YEAGER & DAVIS BELLEFONTE, PA. THE SHOE MONEY - SAVERS RRL HAAS YEAGER & DAVIS ot 2 2 O82 2 2 An Earthquake Shock IN PRICES As an Earthquake shakes and destroys a struct. ure, so our prices shake and cover up those of our Competitors, The Summer Season is here and everyone is hap- py and those who have Furniture to buy will be made happier if they buy it at . . : CENTRE HALL Furniture Store Elegant Couches, Mattresses, Side Boards, Cham. ber Suits, Writing Desks, Etc, at reduced prices, EYE-OPENERS IN RUGS. Rearick Bros. Furth, esters ane CENTRE HALL 000000000000000 0008
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