rr a
THE ENCAMPMENT AND FAIR
In Fall Sway as Heporter Goes to
Préoos
The Thirty-second
Encampment and Fair, Grange |
Centre Hall, is in fall sway as the Re-
porter goes to press. No attempt will
in this issue to
Great Exhibition
annusi
Yat 0 be
AlN,
be mude
count
Fair,
that it 1s
of the and
Xoept to say in the briefest way
the best held in a series of
years,
the
Ther ire more than double
numer of tenters on the
last year, and the exhibits in every de-
partment are f and
in pumber th
I'he col
headquarters, built
the fa:
yard, is beautiful pis
was executed by H. G.
ar superior
greater
vit heretofore
yas | frant
Of
the products of
column, in
of
rehinrd and
of art, and
Strohmeier,
, arden, vite
Hn
em fe tl
UNION cOUNTY FAIR
| win Surpaus in Attractions Any Event of
{ Former Years,
he Union ounty Fair, to be held
and
be
Os Og
g ml y
will
merit and without a
exhibitions of this
[at Lewisburg September 26
fo
i
| = will have attractions that
{of the
greatest
parallel in class
| For exhibitors a large fund has been
#side for premiums, in which
liberal prizes are offered. In the
speed on Heplem-
Ret
the races
$2,000
trials for
ber 27, 28 and 29. over will be
Association in
| Offer: d by the
{ which will
| from all paris of the state, The Brook
Park track is the best in
country, and low and record breaking
The
each
a thrilling and high-class
purses,
aliract wt horses
one of the
expected, atiregce-
{ records can | ]
rtainments day |
of
order, well worth the
will be
of
price admis.
Fine bands will furnish
SUNDAY AT THE CAMP.
A Scholarly Sermon by Rev. James W. Boal, |
D. D., to a Fall
the Grounds.
House
The Sunday services on Grange Park |
were largely Che
ium with attentive
listeners to a
James W. Boal,
of seripture fou:
13th Chapter.
was furnished by the
various
hymns was joined ir
attended. suditor-
i
was well filled i
masterful sermon by Rev, |
D
i
{
passage i
i
Lia ns, |
Music for
choirs, Ih
tion in general, each one
program with the hymns printed « u |
it,
There were many people
ground during the entire day, yet the
best of order maintained.
shops were closed ; tobaces
on the |
Was
y and
were not purchasable, hers
many families tenting on the
over Sunday, I wsibly as many
recent Vears were
rain that beg
'k, Kept many
unds, but those whi
it were harmed
PROG
«THURSDAY...
September 21st
THE GRANGE PARK
BRAM
Mrs, Poorman Dead,
r
et of this sketch was |
ear [Lewistow:
counly, 1
Her
er she moved t
8. 1836 early life was
2, La
Lier lived for about!
ant Gap, where she
twenty
Ars, al
ided ir |
eward the 5th inst |, aged sixty.
At the age of |
years this lady was converted,
i for the last ten years |
shoe res Milesburg., She passed
to her
fou.
eight
and
the M
vived
r=, five months,
fe long member «
Deceased is
of A
e has been a li
E
0s
chr st
b.
ah ration,
Mra Hachael Coeh
Mrs, Sar
SOO, a0
Tyre
Frits
Bev
made in the
Pieading for Fardon
Tirday of this week Lawyers John
G. Love and KE, KR Chamuoers appeared
before the board of pardons In behalf
of Edson Fuliz, who was recently
senienced for having participated in
the Eby robbery, at Wood ward,
pep
Court Notes.
fu the matter of application of Mrs
Ingram, formerly Mrs. Dunean, of
Philipsburg, for the custody of a child,
the court granted the child to its fe
ther, Jaues Duncan,
In the cams of divorce, two were re-
fused and two were granted.
————— A TANI
Aaronsburg.
fliga Moore, npree for Grandmother
Harter, i» spending a few deys this
week at € «rire Hall,
David Breon and family and Mise
Cora Wiukleblech, of Rebersburg,
were visiting Warren Winkleblech, on
Bunday,
tyr Frank, of South Dakota, is at
present visiting bis parents and sistey,
at 1) is place,
Mr and Mra, George Weaver spent
A few days Inst week at the home of
Fisnnk Guisewite, at Feidler
Rev Laufler had two weddings
Buudey evening, the contracting
mrites were Durbin Musser and
i hie Btover ; George Stover and
Buble Musser, all of Halves township,
4aiogli Huffley, who is employed
he grounds, and provision |
to Reconiodate the
Who will Le 1 wWiendaios
its
spared
this year will be
he managewen fs no ex-|
#6 lo make sich. Hpecial trains
roads at 8 low rate |
of far for the
Camp, No. 7
organized » ale ( The |
8s need after General Beaver, |
of
They
Was Diiege
e and Carrie shirk,
callers Monday.
limproving, and |
ire very
Mi
H. Di
pated ir
Mr. and
companied by their little daughters
| Bevilla, of Lewistown,
Hall,
d frie:
$4 3}
ALERT
© Oo entre
and
relatives a la
luring their stay here. Mr. Shaffer’
employed in the i
epartinent te
al Burnham
Ale
moa trip
City, New
River,
toons, on thelr
to Phil
You k,
way ho
Atlantic
Hudson
sdelphia,
and up the
days with the former's mother. Mr.
Homan is one of the progressive young
men in Altoona, who is * at home
in Centre Hall.
B. W. Kurtz, representing the
Columbia Wagon Company, in com-
pany with E M. Gann, the Penunsyl-
vania rural line telephone representa.
tive, were pleasant oallers Mouday.
Mr. Kuriz is a native of Johnstown, |
and is exhibiting a line of light and |
heavy wagons, haviog come here from
a New York fair,
Willis Harpster, of Freeport, Ill
inols, Is spending a week in Centre |
Hall, the home of hig boyhood. Jt is
about thirty years since he left Centre
Hall, and since then he has lived con |
tinuously In the thriviog Illinols town
mentioned above, At present he Is
back to the confectionery business |
manufacturing snd retalling—and fs |
operating on an extensive scale,
The family of Hon, Leonard Rhone i
Is entertaining Misses Elva Hixson, of |
Waterloo, lows, snd Olive Harp, of |
Aden, Towa, The former Is a niece of |
Mra. Rhone's, and the second Indy Is
her chum, The ladies are makiog a
tour through the east, sod will touch |
Philadelph is, New York, Washing-
alter Lhe close of the great Encampment
at Altos, is home with
and Fair at Centre Hal,
Marringe Licenses
Thowges Lauver, Hublersburg
Alice Kline, Hublershiure
H. Mu
Lottie Stover, Anronsburyg
| Philad, & Erie R, R. Division |
| and Northern Central Ry,
Time Table in Effect May 28, 1905.
{‘oburn {
LEAVE MONTANDON ARTWARD,
Durbiy ir, Aaronsbhury
George B. Btover,
Mabel E. Musser, Coburn.
Train 6d
Harry B. Hcott, Philipsburg. IArrisbirg. nrrivine at
[da J. McCausland, Philipsburg,
w
Week «
Wm. H, Brown, Bellefonte,
Mary Jane Koontz, Bellefonte,
Newton B. Miller, Altoona,
Mary Ardell, Oak Hall,
W. Roy Goff, Butler.
Mary A. Davidson, Bellefonte,
W.
lizabeth RR
Ammon White, Carbondale.
Black, Philipsburg.
Alonza KE
Edith J
Willis Qi.
Mabel 8,
Charles I,
Elizabeth
Win, F
far ref
VIRTEATE
Bechenck, Howard,
Fhompson, Howard,
Davidson, Piteairn,
Ciarbrick, Bellefonte.
La
Hehofield, Bellefonte,
ritner, Clearfield.
nson, Franklineille,
Pine Grove Mil
lis, |
a
Robi
Miller,
—
Garbriok- Davidson,
Miss 2
£54 ple lef
where they will |
housek: House can .
CCured.
Ws fp
Horse Sale, Sept
-—
CHURCH APPUINTMENTS
-
Sr —
Central State
Normal School
LOCK HAVEN, PA.
J. R. Flickinger, Prin.
———
is not
itsuffers
Then it
turely
oris a
' shes.
LTOWS
1 dan-
8%
i
Dow,
¥ i
i ’ Fes
Go a fall
"or
a
train
t ses mel
ILA ali
$F 5 FS
. Buildings modern. (
ir i« » :
a lege Preparatory department. Lo-
ihe
LW
ha
TI
cation unexcelled. Fine Gymna-
2
long
druff d
te
pen
2
sium. Expense moderate, Free
£2
Tree rrr
I wan tuition to prospective teachers.
alr iyer’s Hair
Vigor pr and also
rea ba Address for illustrated catolog
THE PRINCIPAL
—— pitmeihtan
I = =
F100 at
seseseccsseessssascnseenes
New Coods
PIANOS AnD
ORGANS
THE LESTER PIANO is a
strictly high grade instrument, en-
dorsed by the New England Cone
servatory, Boston, Mass: Broad
Street Conservatory, Philadelphia,
as being unsurpassed for tome,
touch and finish,
AO oar
«+. THE LAWRENCE . . ,
7-0CTAVE 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.
We have just received
a large consigment of
FALL DRESS GOODS
Outing, Flannels, etc.
LOT OF NEW SHOES
Por Ladies, Gents,
and Children + +
HATS AND CAPS
Have you ever worn
** SYLVANIA BRAND *
If not, why not ?
HF. ROSSMAN
Spring Mills, Pa,
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WII TE eT WRI
There is Money in |
Growing Ginseng
I. Howard of the Missouri
: “1 advise American farmers
Big profits may be realized. It is 3 hardy plant and is
"—A recent bulletin ] the Pennsylvanis
rin part says: “ The supply of native
ally diminishing and the price per pound
ing, while the constant demand for the
3 a guarantee of ly market for Gin.
ket tivated root
Consul General W.
Consular reports: re Th
very and
1 more could be disposed of ad-
-
-
a
RCRA
RE
State Agricultural
to cultivate (zin-
Gr,
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HB RTE
Trowel. 10%
us wn
a ewe
Ta
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a stead
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grown in America is large here
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to the 400,
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We
narget tiie game as corn, wheat
kr 0 Ea iy
oo 103% per
ng is astapie on the 1
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the ground is froz I. Writ: i today for li rature,
Buckingham’s Ginseng Carden
Zanesville, Ohio.
caw ow cow soo
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2a TOE
32nd . ., .
Encampment and Exhibition
of the
Patrons of Husband I'y of Central Penn'a
Grange Park, Centre Hall, Pa.
September 16 to 22, inclusive
Encampment Opens September 16
Exhibition Opens Monday, Sept. 18
ct faite »
€ iil 1 Lent
fad
ADMISSION FR
Fx
EE:
LEONARD RHONE,
Chairman
¢
¢
¢
4
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¢
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¢
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4
¢
4
4
4
¢ The KONQUERORS Are Here
Yes, they are
here, and while we
arc here at the
Grange Encamp
ment will we be a-
round to see them ?
Well
$3.50 SHOE
*
~~
BND VDDD BVDV DVB BD
Will we forget
No, we will not.
Kreamer and Son
CENTRE HALL, PA.’
’
Bid di i NW NE
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Shoes
NNW WWD VD
at Reduced Rates
ake room for Fall and Wia-
will sell all Summer Shoes at
: . We have a fine lot embrac-
ae well known Freed Bros., Douglass,
| Come and examine them. OQur loss is
your gain.
$3.00 & $1,50 SHOES ARE NOW $2.75 & $1.25
$1.50 LADIES’ OXFORDS NOW $1,00
{ F. E. WIELAND, Linden Hall
JSS N eT csSITeND
A
Vay
BBB Ban
edddd Sdeddidhdidi ddd did ddd SSSI LILIA 2 2 8 32 8 2 3 3 3d
The Centre Hall Roller Flouring Mills.
J. H. & S. E. WEBER, Proprietors
| WHITE
wd MILL FEEDS
The Highest Market Prices will be paid for all kinds of
Corn, Oats, Barky, Rye, Buckwheat,
Grain— Wheat,
Baled Hay and Straw will be bought at all times, t the
best market will afford, .
prices the
COAL All sizes of Coal, the best Grades of Coal to be
~~ bad, always on hand, We invite school
boards to consult with us before placing orders for fuel,
dh ih. dh ie Aaah
TIAN TT ATTY YT YTTTYTYe FFyryryrTrsrYTY
Th Centre Ri sor.»
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