THE OENTRE REPORTER. 8. W. SMITH, Editor and Proprietor, Centre Harr, | . THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1905, PENNA. TERMS, ~The terms of subscription to the Re- porter ure one dollar per year in advanoo. ADVERTISEMENTS.—20 cents per line for three insertions, and 5 cents per line for each sub- sequent insertion. Other rates made known on application, The figures opposite your name on label of ™ ip indicate the date to which your subscription & paid, When no date is given the date implied is July, 1900: when no month is given the month implied is July—thus : “00” means July, 1900; ol”, means July, 1901; “04 '' means that your subsorip- tion is id in advance to July, 1904. Other months than July are indicated by abbreviations. When you pay your subscription always ex- amine your label, and when a notice appears that corrections have been made, compare and report Immediately if you have not been given jeope: credit. No receipts for subscription will sent by mail unless by special request, The change of date on label ought to be sufficient evidence, Money by mall is reasonably safe. There have been no losses to this date. RESOLUTIONS AND CARDS OF THANES, —Resolu tions of respect will be charged for at the rate of one-half cent per word, (payable in advance) the minimum charge being 8100, Cards of thanks, two cents per word, minimum charge, fifty cents, also payable in advance. DEMOURATIO STATE TICKET, STATE TREASURER WILLIAM H. BERRY, Delaware JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COUR JOHN B. HEAD, Westmoreland, THE COUNTY TICKET. SHERIFF: ELLIS 8. SHAFFER, TREASURER: DR. FRANK K WHITE. REGISTER : HARRY J. JACKSON. RECORDER : JOHN C ROWE, COMMISSIONERS JOHN L. DUNLAP. C. A WEAVER. JAMES W. SWABB. 8. H. HOY. DR. P. 8. FISHER. AUDITORS CORONER : Harris Township. Mrs. Mary Hoy, of Rockview, and daughter, Mrs. William Wagner, of Buckhorn, Columbia county, visited Mrs. Sparr last Thursday. Mrs. Wag- ver, as Miss Katie Hoy, had her home with Mrs. Sparr for several years, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Boal #nd son will leave on Wednesday for New York, where they will take the steam- er and sail for Spain. Mr. and Mrs. George Reeder visited at Milesburg. Miss Ashton, of Philadelphis, is vis. iting at the home of Dr. Kidder. Miss Esther Kaup and sister Hattie are visiting at Renovo, Mrs. Laura Bricker visited mother at Unionville, last week. Mrs. William Fortney, of Allegheny county, is visiting her aged mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Coxey and other friends, Alfred Rupp and T. R. Weber, of Company B, Home Guards, returned from the encampment at Erie. Miss Priscilla Stuart is visiting at Bandy Ridge. W. A. Baumgardner while at Phila- delphia bought an automobile and made “ae return jouruey in the whiz- zing carriage, Miss Peterkin, of New York, demon- strated the goods prepared by the National Biscuit Company at W. H. Stuart's store Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. John Kimport spent a day at the home of her parents, at Fairbrook. Wallace Musser and sou put a new roof on J. P. Weber's shop. Mrs. George Fisher and son Harold are spending the week in Bellefonte, B. E. Weber was in Altoona among friends a few days. H. N. Meyer, of Millheim, made a trip through here last week in the in- terests of the Penn Mutual Life In- surance Co., and spent a portion of the time calling on friends. Rev. A. A. Black is taking a few weeks’ rest from his pastoral labors. Mrs. Robert MeCrae, with her little daughter, Elizabeth, of Bellevue Sta- tion, Pittsburg, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 8. H. Bailey, Miss Clara Rishel, of State College, is spending the summer with her mother. A number of young people from the Branch, Oak Hall, Linden Hall and Boalsburg took a drive to Penn’s Cave Baturday, Last Thursday morning as Miss Rose Woods was engaged in fixing some of the fastenings of a porch swing, she fell and broke her right wrist, her ne A A AH Linden Hall. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Fleck, after spending several weeks among rela- tives hereand in Bellefonte, returned to their home at Derry, Saturday. Mrs. J. H. Ross and children return- ed from Braddock, where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Curtin Musser. They were accompanied by Ralph and Alka Musser who will spend a few months here. James Raymond has been ill for the past few weeks, but is now able to be around, Mrs. Lizzie Noll spent last week with friends here. William Cole paid a farewell visit to his sister, Mrs, J. H. Weibly, before leaving for Tahlequah, Indian Terri- tory, where he will take charge of a large grist mill, John Rossman, who was a student in the railroad station here, under Mr, Bradford, has now a position in the station at Lemont. There Is now an opening for a bright, capable young man who wants to learn telegraphy, and any one wanting the position should apply soon to P. C. Bradford. Millheim, Ezra Auman and family spent SBun- day with Mr. Auman’s father in Bny- der county. Malcolm P, Campbell and Charles Vonada, of Lewisburg, spent Sunday with friends in this place. Ernest Royer, formerly of this place, but now of Lewisburg, was in town over Bunday. Miss Adelina Reighard, a trained nurse of Bhamokin, is spending her vacation with her sister, Mrs. E. W. Mauck, Mrs. Chas. McClellan is spending a week at 'Tusseyville, visiting relatives, Btover Gi. Bonook is spending his va- cation with his aunt, Mrs. J. W,. Stover. Jerome Bpigelmyer and wife spent a few days last week visiting friends at Milroy. Namuel Laurelton. Miss Stella Braught, who had been visiting for some time at the home of E. B. MeMullen, returned to her home in Pittsburg, Monday. Miss Olive Bnook has accepted the position as supply in the Commercial telephone exchange, George Becrist and Charles MeClell- an left last week for Tussey ville, where they will Weaver spent Sanday at visit at the Jer- day from a two weeks’ home of her brother William, at sey Bhore. Frank Weiser and family, of Al er, Bamuel, Miss Grace Meyer left spend some time with her cousin, M iss Lodie Rishel, at Farmers Mills. Mrs. I. B. Loose and son Ralph, of Wilkinsburg, arrived Tuesday evening Friday to to spend some time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, C. W. Hartman. Mrs, A. Walters and Miss Bess Styr- gis spent Tuesday in Bellefonte. — Sober, Kern, the J. J. painter, who ed to Patton, where he has been work- ing the greater part of the summer. U.G. Auman and family visited a the home of D. D. Breon Mrs. Andrew Zerby has bome, A valuable on sund ay. returned heifer died for H. Gentzel a week ago. —— ir ———— LOCALS gallons; Fewer Wenrs Devoe. 0. W. reduced price, Swartz advertises sugar st a Liveryman Boozer purchased a team of sorrel stock. Mrs. M. L. Bell, Jackson horses to add to his live ry Emerick and dsughter at Coburn vi ting ming Slover, the Carrie wre Mrs. former, L. E. Pofleuberger, a graduate of Pennsylvania College, has been stop. ping in Centre Hall since Friday of last week. sister of Miss Blanche Rossman, of Tussey- ville, returned home Monday after- noon, after visiting relatives friends at Juniata, and Miss Lizzie Boozer gave a number of her lady friends an outing Tuesday A site in the vicinity of Potters Mills was selected for the occasion. Mr. and Mrs. J. W, Mitterling and son, Cleveland, this (Thursday morning started on their vacation trip to Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Tillman Klinefeiter, tenant on the Fliesher homestead, south of Centre Hall, was in town Tuesday, and favor. ed the Reporter with a call. The subscription list of the Reporter will be corrected pext week. If you want a six (6) on your label, send along a dollar to suggest the change. William Zerby, of near Spring Mills, was in town Wednesday. He was on a rush, but took a minute's time to buy a six at the Reporter office, Ed. L. Bartholomew, of Mifflin burg, was home over Bunday, While here he took a short trlp out through the country to see how nearly the crops were housed, Miss Eliza M. Moore arrived from Asronsburg Monday afternoon. She will remain for a few weeks among relatives and friends in and around Centre Hall. The family of Hon, Leonard Rhone spent Mrs. Rhbone's birthday at the old homestead, Rhoneymede, south of Ceutre Hall. It was Mrs. Rhone's first trip out of town since her serious illness, Miss Vera Fertig, daughter of W, H. Fertig, of Philipsburg, who had gone to the Pacific const to regain her health, died at Riverside, California, The body was shipped to Pottaville for interment. Mrs. Bhultz, wife of Rev, Ward K. Shultz, is at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mra. William Keller, in this place. Rev. Shultz is located at Mount Rock, Adams county, where he is serving a charge of the United Evan- gelical church. In MeClure’s for August a nail is hit suddenly and squarely on the head O. Henry, the humorist, The tragedy of giving sh irls too small to live ean, is revealed, is a ular O. Henry yarn, but it has iofi- nite wit, pathos, sincerity, brains, RAS, TRIBE, MAGIC IN ZUNI Water “The most start! feat ev pald a man who had n Indians in variou States for perfor tribe in Arizona, or, i With a Feather, or saw,” Lis ‘svas “The scat the floor ar haps a gi earthen ves ter. The chief two ordi tiled togeth they } of the priests ed, They 1060, 1 1 RSC), W are er | so that - Bmith, the Photographer, W. W. Bmith, the Photographer, will be in Centre Hall tp fy Penn, Grown Frult Trees. i i i i i H. B, Pontius, Hoopes, Bro. & of Btock raised in our better Bellefonte, Thomas, Chester, Pa, own tate grows here than | brought here from other states. He is | taking orders now for spring. PA minded el-headed. A broad man WITH A LAME BACK ? The fompact nnd For sale f vour er OF your weg The weather the wee) Y The Wagner re today (Ti “The Spring Mi 3 past 3 re posip sti ¢ until Thursda Walter Pi r gar. both o Miss Grace Hn Mrs. Margare ville, and Mrs Centre Hall, porter office one day | M. B. Hen Mills, Wednes Hall for a short Van Valzah far We he is overseeing The remains of Mrs were interred at Bel ago. The forty-three years, and d in Renovo, Miss Anoa snd Clevelas number of Gecessed er entertained a Tuesday evening. TI invited, swipe he i aagaly not freezer and sumed, enjoyed pense of the party at the home, its contents, and, it ¢ives at RE fm ~Y y v i AL the OHI Well (The drilling at the prospecting well ia being pushed for all there is in iL For the third time the casing was lifted and an attempt made to remove a'Y hump’ at a depth of about one bundred and fifty feel, Four hundred feet is about the depth reached. Krealest Asm fg spn A CHOLERA INTANTUM Child Not Expected to Live from One Hour to Another, but Cured by Cham. beriain’s Colic, Cholera and IMarrboes Remedy, Ruth, the little daughter of KE. N Dewey, of Agnewville, Va., was seri. ously ill of cholera infantum last sum- mer. '" We gave her up and did not expect her to live from one hour to another,’’ he says. ''I happened to think of Chamberlain's Colie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and got a bots tle of it from the store, In five hours I saw a change for the better. We kept on giving it and before she had taken the half of one small bottie she was well.” This remedy in for sale by C. W. Swartz. Tusseyville; F. A. Care son, Potters Mills, ———— A The fellow who ls lucky at cards is the one who lets them alone. IVs the unexpected that always hap pens, unless you are expecting it, i i i f i Swamp=Root If you spend your Vacation at ATLANTIC CITY Do not fail to Stop at Philadelphia to Visit | REITH'S THEATRE 3 as | One i the Sights of the City.” of THAT'S NEW AND BEST IN VAUDEVILLE POPULAR PRICES ALL PIANOS axp ORGANS ARAL, LESTE} Con- Broad Philadelphia, for irpassed tone, . «THR 7-OCTAVE : tied LAWRENCE . . . ORGAN the Saxa- correctly TERMS for catalogues and + C, E. ZEIGLER SPRING MILLS. [VIONUMENTS. H. G. STROHMEIER, CENTRE MALL,. . . . . PENN. Manufacturer of and Dealer In HIGH GRADE... MONUMENTAL WORK in all kinds of Marble ano Granite, PovWai w get myprice) Marringe Licenses Thomas F. Bmoke, Moshannon. Mary Gaines, Pottersdale, Chas E. 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