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THE OENTRE REPORTER.
8. W. SMITH, Editor and Proprietor,
PENNA.
Centre Haut
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 18505,
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DEMOURATICU STATE TICKET
STATE TREASURER
WILLIAM H. BERRY. Delaware
OF THE SUPR}I
JOHN STEWART
FTUSTICE
Frank
y
DGE OF THE SUP
JOHN B. HEAD, Westmoreland.
THE COUNTY TICKET,
SHAFFER.
FRANK K., WHITE.
R HARRY J. JACKSON.
RECORDER : JOHN C. ROWE.
COMMISSIONERS : JOHN L. DUNLAP.
CC, A WEAVER
JAMES W. SWABB.
8. H. HOY.
DR. P. 8, FISHER.
SHERIFF ELI
TREASURER :
REGISTEI
48 B
DR.
AUDITORS
CORONER :
Commissioner Miller swears that he
‘““ took a receipted bill the Hotel
Princess, where they were stopping.”
atl
The question to naturally arise is
whether Mr. Bailey and Mr.
an fook anything,
me
He
the
Bailey ? Was af
Are
How about Mr.
Atlantic City, too
oath, to believe that he { Miller)
pot do it, but that Mr. Bailey did?
cm —————
It lcoks as though Mr
not deny it, He hasn't been ju polities
88 long as brother Miller.
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There
can’t be made to appear blac
is Do use try
Le
“ne.
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Rebersburg.
Kev, Maize and
days last week at the
Boyder, in this place
Hockmsasn left
for Pittsburg, where she will
pl several months.
Miss Ruth
Le
wed for
of
last week,
Millheimu, was in town
us Royer.
Curtis Bierly Is at
short visit to his parents,
Jonathan Spangler, who spent the
greater part of the summer with
tives in Illinois, returned
Baturday.
Mia. George Haines is visitiog
daughter, Mrs. Orvis Walker,
Pittsburg.
Jonathan Bierly, Youngsdale,
spent several days with relatives
this place.
rein
to his home
her
in
of
in
tomes
Smuliton.
The Rebersburg and Millheim base
ball teams crossed bats at the latter
place, Baturday. Score, 11 to 3, in fa-
vor of Millheim,
The corn crop in Brush Valley is the
largest had in many years,
Autoists from Bellefonte are making
the grove of T. D. Stover & common re-
sort in which to eat their lunch.
Edwin Lingle, of Georges Valley,
spent Sunday with Joseph Bult,
James Miller has cast aside one of
his crutches, and is using his leg again.
—— A sin
Colyer.
Howard Shadow, of Reedsville, spent
Bunday at home,
Mr. and Mrs. Foster Frazier and
children ann Mr. and Mrs. William
Cumings and children spent Bunday
at Pleasant Gap.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Moyer and chil-
dren spen'! several days at the home of
C. B. Neff, near Centre Hall.
N. B. Bpangler, Esq., of Bellefonte,
spent Bunday at the home of his pa-
rents, Mr. and Mrs. George Bpaugler.
John Wert, while picking apples,
fell from a tree and was badly iojured.
Misses Ada and Edoas Wagner, of
Manor, spent Bunday at the home of
J. H, Moyer.
Sober.
Wm. Immel took the contract to
haul the timber for J. E. Ebert and C,
K. Bober, at Peru,
W. Breon and his friend Immel
were callers at the home of U. (3. Au-
man, on Bunday.
Farmers are beginning to husk the
corn, which is a good crop,
H. V. Gentzel says he is going to
have sale this fall and quit farming.
Mrs. 8. Houtz returned home from a
few week's visit in Nittany Valley,
Fewer gallons; wears longer;
Devoe,
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Harris Township.
Rev. Wm. Rearick, of West Milton,
one of the ministers attending the
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mducted
al
Grove Mills last
services in the Reformed o
Boalsburg on Bunday.
James Dufford, of Pine Grove Milis,
week, o
ureh
LUTHERAN SYNOD
At Pine Grove Mills
eh! Elected President
dlehnurg- Hew
The fifiy
the Lutherus
regular meeting of
My pod of Central Penn
we Cg
of Edward Grossman
Messrs. Baumgardner and Gregory,
of Nefl’s Mills, bought a of
sheep from farmers in this and College
townships, duripg the past week.
Mrs. D
girls, of
friends here
Ww. E
itors from the Mountain City.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Bott Lie-
mont, spent last Toursday the
Meyer family, at Locust Grove farm.
Mrs, F. W. Weber, Mrs. Nellie Neg-
per and little daughters, Mary
Rachael, enjoyed Monday with friends
in the country.
Mre, Amanda Walker
the home of J. W
College, f
car load
tiliamsport, are visiting
Gettig and family were vis-
of
with
rf,
and
is staying at
Krumrine, at State
wr an in efinite time
Miss Clara Rishel, who was mstron
at the Bigma Chi fraternity house, at
State College, which was damaged by
fire last week, is a guest at the home
of William Stover,
Samuel Hazel, a representative of
the
trip
gle fine
Housgerville woolen mills
hrough this see , having
flan 4 mtidd
suary for w ler w
blankets
[180% ither
Af
articles
Miss
home
among friend
Mr. aud Mrs
vite (singerich
from =
Altoona
Josep ’ Myer
;
Batu: d 5
their little
with Mrs. Myer's parents, Mi
Mrs. Oliver Wolf, at Wall's Store
A business meeting
iris, v
was held io the
wm Tuesday ev
bial
Bawslsbury
Reading 1
A game of base
Spring Millis
RK Bras Ep
uel
Wer
Dr. H
Lew
Mis Emo
sturg Inir ast
y Ripkn, whe
ness,
J. W
recent |
Mrs
Is again sabie
Hazel
k Haver
spent the past k with
Mra, ¢
ust
A. Krape spent
Pre
twa
John R
fromm Lapesster
g
his grand fat
Mme. 8B. 1, Co
of
week
fr and
nd
ienas
Missa Apps Bowers returns
{
week after spending the
years in Fl deiphin. Bhe exj
spend the winter at the home
parents.
Mrs
Wolfe,
Inst week
who went
her
k of millinery go
Wednesday.
Davpiel Gress, of
(ieorge oO
fall
de
the city to purchase
aud winter sie ,
returped home
Rev, and Mrs
tre Hall, spent Tuesday in town.
Cen-
The residence opposite the mill, oe
cupied by John Meyer and family, is
Among other im-
provements will be a8 veranda slong
the front of the house,
The firm of Fiedler & Weaver, lum-
ver merchants at Penn Hall, has been
dissolved. H. W. Weaver will con-
tinue the business with Irvin B.
Bhowers as his partoer, and will intro.
duce new and improved machinery in
the mill, also adding other improve-
ments in order to manufacture lumber
extensively, Mr. Weaver ia an ex.
perienced lumberman.
Dr. White, the popular Democratic
candidate for treasurer, was here for a
day or two last week, looking up old
friends and making hosts of new ones,
The doctor will evidently poll a heavy
vote in this Democratic Gibraltar,
Mr. Tuten, Republican candidate for
recorder was also here last week, re.
pairing his political fences. They
need it.
Some monstrous pumpkins are re
ported in this neighborhood. M. Duck
has one thirty-seven inches long and
forty-seven inches in circumference,
"squire Herring has one which he
raised from seed received from Parls,
measuring thirty-one inches in length
and fifty-two inches in circumference,
C. P. Long has also a monster about
the size of two sugar barrels. These
are certainly * some pumpkins. ’’
All the merchants here report a sat-
isfactory business during the last
month,
Quite a large number of people from
this section attended the fair at Lew
Isburg last week, and the village will
be largely represented at the Bellefonte
fair this week.
Miss Lizzie Btover left on Tuesday
for Philadelphia and New York, to
purchase her usual stock of millinery
goods. Opening day will be the 12th
instant,
C—O
Three to four cents worth of Wash.
Easy does your washing,
The
Wed
Coe
this,
at
wun presched
the Holy
Following
seplern ber “ith to Ogtober
Hernan
nesdsy evening snd
celebrated
J.
Foreign
of
Mv fsgions, spoke
Rev, M
Joard of
the interests of
Kline, Secretary
that board.
mirably, having entirely
resources of
money aud missionaries. The diflicul
long confron
pr
be exten
Ly that 0
li lly
led into the in-
mission is now
the work will
terior as rapidly as resources
permit,
I'be regular routine of business
taken up Thursday
the enrollment
morning.
f
snd sppointment
committees, thie ad
their
president ar
tary rend annual reports
placed them in the bands of they
commitiees, areal unanimity pre
valled 10 all matters claiming
tention of my nod,
The treasurer's report was very
showing a substantial
the
coursging, ine
Crease 10
Ww
I |
K. Diehl
ention in
t Middleb
Rev
held
ha
see pled
the rynod,
The
arin.
1
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Hartmn
x Mill
insburg,
B
resident
taken Ww
In
brothers
yde Hartman
Maryland, arrived Tuesday morniog
to attend the funeral of bis brother-in-
law,
Frank Hartman, of Pittsburg,
also an arrival Tuesday, to attend
funeral of Mr.
was
the
Loose
slots
Toll for Antos and Bicycles
On and after Oclober 1, 1905, the rate
of toll for automobiles and bicycles
over the Centre and Kishacoquilias
Turnpike, between Bellefonte and Cen-
tre Hall, will be as follows :
Bellefonte to Pleasant Gap-—two-
seated auto, 15¢ both ways; S¢ one
way. One-seated auto, 8c both ways ;
bc one way.
Bicycles, 6c both ways ; 8c one way,
Pleasant Gap to Centre Hall—two-
sented autos 2Z5¢ both ways; 18¢c one
way. Oneseated autos 156¢c both ways;
Be one way.
Bicycles, 10¢ both ways ; 5c one way.
Proportionate rates will be charged
for intermediate points.
Cuas. FF, Cook, Bec,
Centre, Kishacoquillas Turnpike Road Co.
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Marriage Licenses,
Charles Irvin Zeigler, Pleasant Gap.
Catharine Garbrick, Bellefonte.
William Oscar Koarr, Howard,
Resy M. Bickle, Roland.
Clarence Wilkinson, Rush Twn.
Rose Oldham, Osceola Mills,
Marcellus A. Bankey, Potters Mills,
Anna M, Bmith, Millheim,
LA MP si,
A Judiclous Inquiry,
A well known tiaveliog man who
visits the drug trade says he has often
heard the druggists inquire of custom-
ers who asked for a cough medicine,
whether it was wanted for a child or
for an adult, and if for a child they
almost invariably recommend Cham.
berlain’s Cough Remedy, The reason
for this is that they know there is no
danger from it and that it always
cures. There is not the least danger
in giving it, and for coughs, colds and
croup it is Suurpasted. or sale by
C, W, Bwartz, wmeeyville ; F. A,
Carson, Potters Mills.
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WAYS OF THE PERSIAN. |
How to Cure Corus and Bunions,
First, soak the corn
| warta water Lo soflen it
of Yezd. {down as closely as
rt, but desert in | drawing blood and
The ordi- | i8in’s Pain Balm twi
where it 1% vigorously for five mi
application Ac
i
or bunion in
: then pure it
possible without
npply Chamber-
daily, rubbing
SRT
The Queer Houses and the Water
Supply
Persia is mostly dese
Persia is kinds,
nary ert is good soll and
watered Is extremely
it has a hard but
sul The oases
different in character from
of many
des tiled nt >
i wild im
tit from the
Hiniment for
i bruises, lameness and rheu-
we sm, Pain Balm is nvequaled, For
sale by 2. W. Bwartz, Tusseyville : F,
| A. Usrson, Potters Mill
-
fertile, |
rather
can be
wort
shine,
not | 4
: w days to
(Gxenerally “
gravelly
really very
nee, are ralnv
in his book “Five
Town,” Water
mountains in a |
It is found |
Rev. Napler Malcolm,
Years In a Persian
is brought from the
curious manner,
the hills at depths varying
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headache caueed by a
ordered condition of the stomach
ig quickly cured by Chamber
gixty to a hundred yards be- | Stomach and Liver Tablets For
the surface, “From the hills to | by C. W. Swartz, Taseeyville ; F
center the says Mr. | Carson, Potters Mills
sisi REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Two Fine Farms,
Tract of Timber Land.
Two Dwellings in Centre Hall.
Two Vacant Lots in Centre Hall.
Mick iw
most
near
from
of plain,”
vity, 80 when
n sunk an
feet be
sinuar
S00
ine of
center o
1 UY | SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28,
ne | Ten O'Clock, at Penns
Bank, Centre Hall, Pa
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Valley
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r are aj
11, but no |
They
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laughed
Rp
indersign
is GRANITE
£2.
H. G. STROHMEIER,
CENTRE HALL, . . . FENN,
Manufacturer of
and Dealer In
HICH CRADE .,..
MONUMENTAL WORK
in al kinds of
Marble sno
(iranite
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inter
05 w
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and openin
and
Season
1906
g in Clothing
Hats from Guyer a
1
Shirts from Manhatta
Falnns;
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Trunks,
broke out
house
next
somethi
apers
ways
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Full Lines of
Erant f Athletic
ithout Iw
Peo;
laughter
why!”
into sympathetic
able to tell
ing
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LOCALS
Don’t do all of your pushing against
the breechstraps.
The Free Library, Grange Arcadia,
will be open to the public Baturday
nd No Name Co's.
R. Keiser.
Columbia.
wey
WwW
n and Ne
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Bags and Suit Cases.
Manufacturers.
Goods from Spaldings
eveni 'g from 7 to 8 o'clock
Marcellus A. Bankey and Miss Anna
M. Smith were married Wednesday
noon at the home of the biide, near
Millbeim.
Roy White is
with *“ grandpa” and * grandma’
Conley and will stay during the
coming winter. Next spring he will
go with them to the farm, as will also
his mother,
The last week in September was a
most delightful one. The sun was
warm, very warm, during the middle
of the day, and the evenings and
nights were more like in June than
any other season of the year.
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Insomnia and Indigestion Cared,
“Last year I had a very severe
attack of indigestion. I cotld not
sleep at night and suflered most ex-
oruciating paios for three hours after
each meal. I was troubled this way
for about three months when I used
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets, nnd received immediate
relief,” says John Dixon; Tullamore,
Ontario, Canada. For sale by OC. W,
Swartz, Tusseyville; F. A. Carson,
Potters Mills.
AA AM
very man has ancestors of some q
sort. li) pt on
Children and a lot of singers should
be seen and not beard.
There is no similarity between a
whole knot and a knot hole,
home
’
making his
Want your moustache or beard
abeautiful brown or rich black? Use
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Wheat convo”
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