THE CENTRE REPORTER. S.W. SMITH, Editor and Proprietor. CeNTRE HALL, . . | PENNA. THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1905. TERMS.~The terms of subscription to the Re- porter ure one dollar per year in advance. ADVERTISEMENTS. 20 cents por line for three insertions, and 6 cents per line for each sub- sequent insertion, Other rates made known on application, The figures opposite your name on label of pa- et Indicate the date to which your subscription id. When no date is given tho date implied 1900: when no month is given the month ed is July—thus: “00” n iy, 1900: “01”, ily, 1901; © subserip- MH. Other viations, RIWAYS €Xx- y Appears y, compare and tion months thi When you pay 1 label, Lf corrections bh report imme pivper sled He sent by change of evidence, Linime two cen RiN0 pays DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. WILLIAM H, BERRY, Delaware JOHN B. HEAD, Westmoreland, THE COUNTY TICKET SHAFFER, "BANK K SWARB, 8, FISHER A good many people suppose that Cabinet officers are complimentary positions created by a gratification of certain sections of the population. Agriculture to Secretary of Commerce and Congress as please the farmers, a Labor to please the manufacturers and working- men. The mivers have repeatedly in- sisted that they were enough to be * recognized by having a Becretary of important I'he school Mining. on masters have the same ground urged a Secretary of Education. The doctors are now demanding a Ree tary of Health. there ou re- By the t to be a Secretary of Re- the on any same logie gh There is none hee ligion. ALE Government does not carry eC neither d at aie Lhe cal system. But oes it ad: ster the schools or oper- nines or direct the practice of ine, There officers at the head of the foreign intercourse, medi are Cabinet the financial, military, tal the public service : ¥, naval and pos- branches because those are parts of the and $ Government collects a revenge maintains an army, and so on. ——————— a —— Roosevelt did the Ambassador was presented to him at Oyster Bay, ** because ihe situation very delicate and the less better.” Btill; a nice littl race suicide should offensive to Baron homely sentiments al duties to their children helped to enliven the ceremony, naps, or some well remarks It in ies, President not deliver an address when new Russian in said the about not proved A mothers’ Rosen, few would have per- chosen about professionalism in athletics. was too good an opportunity t Baron Rosen is President Roosevelt's titled to & private rehearsal as a preparation for what is to come. ain The Milton Record side of the present commissioners in Northumberland county. The recent bond sale has been the text for severe criticism. 0 new ways. He was en is a thorn in the board of county Bin Aaronsburg, Miss Eva Meyers, of Philadelphia, has come to spend the summer months in town. Dr. J. D. Huber, of Tylersville, made a business trip to town Saturday. Mrs. John Hetzel and daughter are visiting friends near Centre Hall. Chas. Bummers, who is employed at Altoona, is paying his parents a visit, Miss Mabel Crouse has gone to Phil- adelphia to resume her duties in & mil- linery establishment, Forest Stover and family, Edward Bressler and family and Mr. and Mrs. Lane spent the Sabbath with friends near Rebersburg. . Mr. and Mrs. Paul Swabb were call- ers on Mr. and Mrs. Luke Swabb at the residence of Mrs. Kizzie SBwabb, Bunday evening. Miss Rose Tate, of Bellefonte, and Miss Mary Kreamer, of Renovo, visit ed at the home of A. B. Stover last week, Mr. and Mrs. Lane, of Tyrone, spent a few days with the latter's mother, Mrs. Barah Leitzell, " Miss Bessie Buiton, of Lock Haven, and Miss Rebecca Guisewite, of Mill. heim, were royally entertained by Miss Ruth Crouse over Sunday, Mrs. James Wert and Gurney Wert, of Tumeyville, were guests of Jesse and Luther Wert, Mrs. Dora Weaver and children, of Coburn, spent the greater part of last week with her parents, in this place, ——— A A ———— Tenia fly-nets $2.00. Buggy nets Jom $1.60 up at D, A. Boozer's Harris Township. Miss Sallie Riley spent the last few weeks al the home of Clayton Ktters, ut Oak Hall, Mrs. Katharine Wieland and daugh- ter, Miss Gertrude, are spending the summer months in some of the west- ern states, George E. Meyer, of Altoona, spent Sunday at his parental home. Peter Bhires, of Millheim, made a business trip through here last week. Mrs. Joseph Hoy, Mrs. William Hoy and her little girls, Dr. John Rob- and family were visitors from Htate College, Prof. Edward Calvin John Veronica, of Bellefonte, are spending inson Myers and and Fisher and sister their vacation in Boalsburg. Rev. A. J. ducted services in the schooi house at Shingletown, P. B. Ishler and family visited at the home of J. Bhuey, Lemont. R. B. Harrison and family visited at Pleasant Gap Mrs. Julia Dinges visited her sister, Mrs. Harriet Steele, in Bellefonte. Mr. Painter, of Allegheny county, is visiting his old schoolmate, H. N, Lonberger, Frank Wieland snd Lin- Wie- family, of den Hall, were visiting at C. E. land’s on M I's Sunday. Charles and , last week, d Mrs. Melvin sunday at Howard, cotinty 3p y Mr an Smith spent the home Mrs. John Leech and daughter Nun- nie funeral of Wilson irown, at Penn'’a Furnace Monday, Crops of If during alteuded the all kinds are good. the weather continues favorable the week the grain will all be stored in the get suflicient harvest, A. B bars. It was very hard to help to gather in the 1 4 . umeardner rRUILNZRIrane; iphia ar nd Mrs, J Margaret, of Alt ne of Mrs, Miller. Bella Stewart and friencs Rebersburg, Linden Hall Mel erson and childre: spendin 1, returne compat ied spending home of her motl Mre. Anna St . Mrs, Ann i able to be er being housed fron r up fi Arth Dg pul away hay on hi ie Heed outz around aft y Jumbago, Kimport was here last week, ut fel f rr Lennedy and grand Wielas d, he former's nej iia Fhursday. exandria, Reuben Stuart returned to his home L vacation irg, after a pleasan th relatives here, and Mrs, Little, of part Inst week aunt, Miss Mary Polter A Mp rn Woodward. Mrs, Joseph Ard and sou Wilson, of Lewisburg, were visitors at the home of Dr. Ard over Sunday. J. C. F. Motz, of Monessen, accom. panied by Mrs. Edward Mauck, of Millheim, was in town last week. Samuel Mowery and family, Aaronsburg, spent Sunday at home of Mrs. Elias Motz. Al. Walters and F. 0, Hosterman, of Millheim, were in town Friday and Baturday, Rev. Haas and wife, of Rebersburg, spent Sunday and Monday in town. Israel Runkle, wife and granddaugh- ter, Miss Bertha Wirth, had business in Millheim one day last week. George Earhart and wife, of Kansas, are visiting the latter's brother, How- ard Musser, Miss Lida Hosterman Aaronsburg on Monday. J.C. F. Motz left for Monessen on Tuesday. New York, of with their spent of the was {to A ————. — Businesamen's Plenle Privileges, The Passenger Department of the Central Railroad of Pennsylvania has announced that bids for the various stand privileges at Hecla Park, Tues- day, August 22nd, on account of the Centre-Clinton County Business Men's Picnic will be received up to noon of August 7th. Those desiring any of the following privileges and such others as may be proper, should get their bids in before that time. Salo will be made to the highest responsible bidders, reserving the right to reject any aod all bids: Ice cream, restau. rant, fruit, soft drinks, peanuts, candy, cigars and tobacco, photography, canes, shooting gallery, metry-go- round, ete, ———— ———— It Is quite natural that we should be downcast when we are on our uppers, Rural Mail Route In Sugar Valley. A proposed rural mail route is to side, go west on the winter Ruhl’s saw mill, returning east ville and from that point continuing back to Loganton, a distance of twen- ty-two miles, The star route now in existence will not be discontinued, neither will any of the post offices along this route be done away with, —— milfs ——— Oda Follows Reunion Al a meeting of the representatives Fellow held Lodges in inty, at Centre Hall, lows Reunion on Grange Park, Centre Hall, | Thursday Among hold the Centre County Odd ¥Fel 17. | at this meeting, from a distance, were W. P. Kuhn, Capt. W, H. Fry, J. RK. | Johnson, Esq., Perey C, Mr, | Hazell, Dr. H. 8. Braucht, M. | Gramley, Mr. Everhart. J. represented the fge, { SOG August others who were present Rudy, T. oS Rowe ‘ins 100K] The program has not pre- Yel been pared, but promises to be one of great interest, ge, of Centre Hall, unty, will have | charge. Mills. Duck returpe Spring 1 inant % } ad jast week taught in | nter. Miss Flo. i BOLDOGI8 (ast from St uis, where she the pul He wi She is | at ti i 5 WW He Mr. and arrived n (ER Altoona, | home of " Mrs SRL her paren Klapper, of raay, for a visit among | friends and relatives in this vicinity. | Miss Eloise Schuyler, of Centre Hall, | f days friends here, | Diehl, pent a few Among who is a Sabbath school frire visite ountly, Gramley, oi Howard, nter, | f How- and daug Breon, - - Nittany Mountain, in ranuing Brother ti #4 ¥¢ Le i 133 timber w hie this is all cut timber will be | rather scarce on Nittany, Tone Noll is in camp with the 20d | Brigade, N. G. P., Erie. This his twellth year with the guards, Horner house Lo a coat of paint, Josiah Zeigler, i of Pleasant having done the | Mrs. Horner also made | other improvements to her property. | John Garver accompanied Tone Noll to Erie, te see what it takes to bring a soldier to perfection, Robert Smith's baby has been iil for several days, Ed. Page and Smith are working at Mr. Roberts’ stave mill, on the mountain. Mrs. Todd Ryan has returned to her home in Bellefonte, after visiting her sister, Mrs, Sprow, at in Mrs, Kate has treated her | ae 1 trap, work. has bert ss fs Colyer. Mrs. Mary Wingard and daughter, Mrs. HBamuel Klinefelter, spent a few days with their daughter and sister, at Milesburg, Miss Katie Fleisher, of Centre Hall, spent a few days al the home of Till. wan Klinefelter, The services held in the woods by Rev. J. K. Memaw, of Runville, were well attended, Miss Ella Bair, of Williamsport, is spending some time with her mother, Mre. Margaret Bair, Roy Miller and John Stump, of West Virginia, are visiting relatives at this place, Mr. and Mrs. John Housman and daughter Nora, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Housman, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Winters and son Harry, all of Millbeim, spent Bunday at the home of J, 8, Housman. Mr. and Mrs. James Runkle, Jr., aud daughter Mary spent Bunday at the home of Mrs. Runkle's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Royer, of Potters Mills, C. B. Bodtorf purchased a fine ORITYy- all from Wieland Bros., Linden Hall, Tf SA A Revenge is sweet when it fsn't » case of sour grapes, DEATHS, WILLIAM GAUVER William Gauver, of Altoons, former- ly a resident of Bellefonte, died Bun- day morning, of heart failure, He was a well-known business man, and since 1504 had been engaged in the in- surance business. He was forty-five years old. WILSON BROWN. Wilson, son of A. L. Penn's Furnace, died at the home of his father, after an illness of six weeks, | He was nineteen years old, and had | Brown, of | i Funeral services were held at his home Monday morning, after which | the remains were taken to Milroy, | where interment was made, and three brothers, William, B lain, and Harrison, THOMAS BITNER Thomas Bitner died at and his body was brought to Blanch. Wednesday He was ard evening operator at ¥ a telegraph His Bittner, about William Was iate The dee aged The funeral took at the home of Mre. Danlel Glossner. nf ———— Ler, { his mother Married. Walter Loveland Weaver, united in lellefonte tre Hall, were Tuesday morning, io John A Wood Jr. formed the ceremony, pert John Ma of State College, were united in the home B. F. M.F formed by Rev Fosselman. If you spend your Vacation at ATLANTIC CITY Do not fail to Stop at Philadelphia to Visit KEITH'S THEATRE “One of the Sights of the City,” ALL THAT'S NEW AND BEST IN VAUDEVILLE POPULAR PRICES PIANOS ano ORGANS . THE LESTER PIANO is a th grade instrument, ene dorsed by the New England Con- Broad Philadelphia, servatory, Boston, Mass : Street Conservatory, as beis ing 1 ana unsurpassed for tone, touch finish, « +. THE LAWRENCE nr 7-OCTAVE ORGAN is the only organ with the Saxa- phone combination and correctly imitates orchestral instruments, TERMS to suit the buyer. Ask for catalogues and prices, + C, E, ZEIGLER » SPRING MILLS. CENTRE HALL, . . . . . PENN. Manufacturer of and Dealer In HIGH GRADE... MONUMENTAL WORK In all kinds of Marble aw Celery Piants for Bale, Mrs. Minnie Richard offers celery plants for sale at reasonable prices, Bmith, the Photogrespher, W. W. Bmith, the Photographer, will not be in Cepirs Hall this week, but will be here, Friday, 25, rn fv i — Base Balls and Gloves, Base balls and gloves may be had at the Reporter office. The best goods on the market. Prices altogether right. pty Bouvenir Postal Cards, You will find at the Reporter office & souvenir postal card, very suggestive When you want a pleasant laxative use Chamberlain's Btomach and Liver For sale by C. W. Bwarlz, A. Carson, Potters their Bome people pick company TRAY ~Came dersigr Lo Lhe maintenance Spring Time In Florida and the South This is one of the most delightful seasons of the whole vear to visit Florida and the famous resorts of Pine- hurst, N, C., Camden, 8. C., and others of the wonderful RBouthland. reached most directly by the Beabourd Air Line Railway, the shortest snd quick- esl route between the North and south. Three through Pullman trains dally, including the famous Beabosrd Flori. Ga Limite d, the quickest Irgin ever operated between New York and Florida and without change of passen- gers or baggage. Winter excursion rates now in effect. Bpecial stopover privileges. Excellent Dining car serve ice on all trains. 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