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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
S.W. SMITH, . . . Editor and Proprietor,
PennN’A.
1905,
Centre HALL, .
29,
THURSDAY, JUNE 2
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DEMOURATIO STATE TICKET
TATE TREASURE!
AM H. BERRY,
3 E OF TH} UPERIOR COURT
JOHN B. HI
HE COUNTY TICKET
WILLI
Delaware
SHERIFF ELLIS 8, SHAFFER.
TREASURER DE. FRA
REGISTER HARRY
RECORDER
WHITE
JACKSON
ROWE.
NK K
JOHN C
Landlior [sane
National otel at
town Tu
Miliheim
WhHY 1h
edvesday
whe she
Momas WwW
James Keller and son, D. K. Keller,
attended the
Kleckner
Monday
Mrs,
i
funeral of Dr.
Saltzgiver at Mifflinburg,
Leonard Rhone and daughter
Miss May, both of
seriously ill for
much better at this
sone Lime past, a
writing.
his farm
Jacob Sharer is improving
it shed.
uth side of
the pres.
f
by the erection of an imj
It will bel
the road, some distance
farm t
emer
milt on the s
from
ent HilAings,
About fift
operated a
Wm. IL Un-
mill
MeClaios, now he
large lumber firm
Co., lo-
iia
£€n Years ago,
derwood BAW above
Centre Hall for tl
is at the head oy
titled Wm. I. U
cated at Frankford,
The Hq
al the
Monday evening,
ness in the = ripture
onsidered.
nderwood &
Phil
Ald Se
Mrs. Daniel
July 3rd. Faithful-
a: Lo
A good
adelj
apital ciely will meet
home of (iresa on
lens ngfel-
low the poet to be
attendance is desired,
A. Ward Rishel, well known by
many of the Reporter res
native of Potter township,
man forthe Na Drug
and Manufacturing Chemists,
delphia, Mr. Rishel
delphia.
W.M R
years ago
Centre Hal
New Jersey, and is the bookkeeper for
the large lumber and building firm of
The G. Q. Hammel Company. Mr.
Romick attended the Centre county
picnie at Philaaelphia, last Baturday.
tiem
Spring Mills.
Mre. C. A. Krape is visiting her sis-
ter, Mrs. P. H. Meyer, in Bellefonte,
John McCoy, of Bellefonte, and
John Coleman, a student at State (
lege, spent Sunday at the home
Hon. Wm. Allison
Miss Mabel Allison had as her guests
a few days last week the Misses Cole
man and King, of Reynoldsville, She
is now entertaining her cousin, Miss
Jane Fowler, who will for
some time,
Miss Catharine MeChart,
iamsport, made a short visit to
aunt, Mrs. Campbell, this week,
Mr. and Mrs, Geo. B. Haines, Mr.
and Mrs. M. C, Haines and Prof,
L. Gramiey and wife, all of Rebers
burg, spent a day at the home of T.
M. Gramley.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Zeigler and little
son spent Sunday in Rebersburg,
Mr. and Mre. W. B. Bitner and son
Blsine spent Sunday with friends in
Asronsburg.
Gross Allison, of Centre Hall, fs
circulating among friends and relatives
in town.
An
ders, and a
i323 8B SARiEs-
tional Company
Phila-
lives in Phila-
omick, who twelve or fifteen
lived with his parents in
1, is now located at Delanco,
of
remain
of Will-
her
Governor Peunypacker would do
well to have that monument to his
cousin Quay erected in the Capital
grounde as speedily as possible, lest
the next auti-Machine Legislature of
Pennsylvania withdraw the approprie
ation or substitut: a monument to
General Hartranft or some other gen.
uine hero in its place,
A————
“You cannot touch pitch without
being defiled’ is a wise saying, nnd the
modern instance is afforded by Assist.
ant Becretary Loomis and asphalt.
Tablets, all sizes, at the Reporter
—
Rebersburg,
Prof. Edwin Brungart and wife, of
MifMlinburg, are visiting friends and
relatives in town and vicinity.
Mrs. Rachael Miller, of Mackeyville,
spent several days at the home of
Frank Waite,
Mrs. William Torbert
New Berlin, are paying a
to her parents, Mr. and
Mallory.
James McCool family, of this
place, spent Saturday and Sunday in
Union county.
Miss Violetta Wolf, a
Bucknell University, is spending sev-
nnd of
short visit
Mra. CC. O.
HOD,
and
student at
eral days visiting friends here.
Daniel Royer was to Philadelphia
last week toa hospital where he had
an operation performed on his eye,
Miss Delong, of Livonia,
spent several days visiting friends and
Octura
relatives in town,
Miss Amy Biover
last week was
Aaronsburg.
Rev. Bixler is the happiest
town since the arrival
The song service in the Evangelical
for several days
the guest of relatives in
Ian in
of a baby boy.
church Ru evening largely
attended.
nday was
Bo
Linden Hall.
Robert Koch and family spent lsst
week at his former home in
Valley.
Jol
int
n Gilliland Miller, who has bes
and
* Years, retur
(hegon for the 1
fied
Horns
home Thursday
nnd will spe
the hi
rs,
Hinper vacation at
Mr.
nnd
the Reformed
Sunday eveving,
hildren’s service in
‘hurech, Boalsburg,
Mrs. Henry
Vers,
Homan and daugliter
spent several davs Jast
}
}
friends here nod
Guy Wieland
where he
Farmers are beginning to pu
The crop Is fi
BR. ] olfe, of
AWAY
hay. fairly good.
Mrs
pd her brother, J. . Miller
'
Woodward,
visited
d mot!
ir ag er recently
We py
Woodward.
nee Yearick is visiting
Laurelton,
M Wolfe
Motz, were to
and daughter,
Bellefonte
Kreamer and D. J. Be
were Lo Aar
Howard Miller au
noer
onsburg «
in Saturday
d wife, of
rmer’s sister, Mrs
visited the |
Dauiel
arty of twenty-fiv
ion
Day
to Un county,
BErvices
Haas and wife, of Hoebers
visited in town last week.
Mra. Ed. Fultz and Mrs. Kes
were to Millheim on Monday.
Voueida, a young man from
grand
week,
(suy
Reading, visited his father, NH.
M. Motz, a few days last
—
Aaronsburg,
Mr. Mrs.
bersburg, spent the Sabbath with
Neott Bt . Of Ree
Prof,
and ver
Stover and family.
Perry Adams and family, of
College, visiting Mrs.
Emanuel Cronmilier,
of Spring
Mrs. Bit.
State
are Adams’
Mrs
Bitner and family,
Mills, spent Buunday with
ner's sister, Alice Bright.
Warren Winkleblech visited his pa-
rents, near Hebersburg, Sunday
Harry Weaver and family and Irvin
Weaver, of Salona, spent a few days
with their father. Miss Nellie Weaver
accompanied them home,
mother,
Wm.
mins a —— —»
Pine Stump.
Jacob Walker, son Benner, and Mer-
ril Walker Thursday made a trip to
Pine Glen, their former home,
Frank Moyer and wife spent Sun-
day with their daughter, Mrs. William
McKinney, at Potters Milla,
Mr.and Mrs, Irvin Burris SBuundey
visited at the home of lepnjamin
Btover, Centre Hill,
Mr. and Mrs. John Williams spent
Buuday at Centre Hill, the guests of
Wesley Tressler nnd family.
Adan Zeigler, of Linden Hall, spent
Sunday with bis mother, Mre. Henry
Zvigler,
——
Colyer.
Mrs. John Delizell returned home
afier spending some time with her
grandson st Centre Oak
Charles, son of Arthur Slutterbee,
fell and fractured his left arm.
Miss Fanny Bunnell, of Milroy,
spent several days with Misses Mary
and Blanche Moyer,
Miss Mary Cooney, of Linden Hall,
spent a day with her parents here.
AD AoE A i AAAI
Uiviog advice to a hungry man isn’t
charity.
The richest people often have the
poorest digestive organs,
The fellow who gets things for noth.
log may still consider himself stuck.
SS
THE JURY SYSTEM
A Growing Belief That the Present Jury
Mystem Should be Changed
In soother column will be found the
list of jurors to try the
will before the court sat
August term, AL this time it mich
be well to thoughtfully consider
Cole tha
Our «
been much di
slem of
has cussion
years as to the best {
ing the
growiog
remedy rimprov
jury system, or, rather,
difficulty
true,’
of selecting “twels
Our whole ¢
1 01
nd the
good men and
tem of jurisprudence must sleet
on the worth of the petit jar Vv, i
being vital, supe
HY
forms are well worthy of con
i
Necretary of War Willlam H
uations!
the
reputation
day delivered
the gradua
principal
tes of the Yale
in which he sever
present trial by
owing to the num
from the common
liberties that an
both at trial and
app
I'he Secretary
with
His,
the
BWnLS
benelit
Pr.
Was a brisfi ©
Wedn ending
Cer Hall on pm
Dr.
sion in Us
fe
re
Musser has no ps
niral Penusyl
in the line of medicine or
surge
a
cident of History.
our gl
and
Battle
York 1
yew
——
The Pramies of Afrien,
Afrie gays Dr
the moat dar
es I ever met. They ar
quick, very warlike, and the
fight as hard as the men. They are ex.
perts in poisons, which they use to nd
vantage against their enemies. I think
there has been some confusion in the
past between pygmies nnd dwarfs,
latter are
the ‘little forest’
of the
“The
soll, the traveler,
ROeTOUs sSavayg
pygmies of
"are
and on the outer edge
‘great forest, whereas the py
mies are well within the ‘great fores
Pygmies and dwarfs are distinet
physiognomy
“Entering the ‘great forest’ from the
south end of the mountains of the
Moon, after crossing the Semliki grass
lands, I came across the pygmies in
about three days’ journey. It is a cu
rious fact that the pygmies piteh their
camps within about half a day's jour.
ney of the big savages-—-the glant sav.
ages, as they are called. Although 1
bad to sleep fully armed, I was never
attacked,
“It has been my invariable rule to
treat natives as gentlemen. 1 find that
the greatest savage appreciates kind
ness and consideration. In my journey
through the forest | used compasses
to guide me. The pygmies can find
their way by simply looking at the
trees, They are a wonderful race, nc
tive and intelligent.”
Grange Memorial Service,
Milesburg,
service
serv ie
Bald Eagle Grange of
memorial
The
members
impressive
in their hall on Bunday,
was a fitting tribute to two
of this Grange
been called
James
he
1:
ish
who, during the
year, have time to
elernt
PIANOS 1
ORGANS
AND
« « THE LAWRENCE . .
7-OCTAVE ORGAN
+s C E. ZEIGLER »
SPRING MILLS.
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H. G. STROHMEIER,
CENTRE MALL, . . . . . PENN.
Manufacturer of
and Dealer In
HIGH GRADE’, .,
MONUMENTAL WORK
in all kinds of
Marble ano
Granite, Don’t fall to got my prices
Bmith, the Photographer,
W. W. Bmith, the
Hall
I ———— si m——
Cuban
his week,
binrrhoen
ij. HK, who served
HMpanieh war
disease js, and that
¥ oldie I's
ordi
effent
uch water linrrhooes
: BDROrOUN
There is
bLiy
Hemedy co
BY Ore
alnedicine
Fasseyvill
pros aR
Spring Time in Florida and the Youth,
This is one of the most delightful
sensons of the whole year to
¥ loriaa and the famous resorts of Pine-
hurst, , Camde n, 8 C., and other
of the Nero nm, Mouthland, ched
most directly by
Line Hallws
eat route bel wed Lie
Three t
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aa Limite
operated
Vigil
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CK
tith
the
in n
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fills
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c- Wear from
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Summer Goods
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Fr
I will pay the
5000 Quarts
and 3000 Quarts
I have on hand
Oranges,
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HVAT T TIT
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prices in Merchandise
HUCKLEBERRIES
RASPBERRIES
for
a full line of Fresh Fruit
Watermelons,
Also,
Cocoanuts,
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# Stops falling hair and cure
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