A ————-
THE CENTRE
THURSD. AY,
REPORTER.
NOVEMBER 1905.
CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.
Presbyterian—Centre Hall, morning. Sermon
by Dr. Boal,
Lutheran— ;
Union, sflernoon utre |
Reformed—Centre Hall,
preparatory service Friday
ville, morning, communion,
Saturday afternoon.
communion
arn
iall,
Spring ng
eveniog
morning, communion,
evening l'ussey-
preparatory service
Method ist—Sprucs town, mo yr communion,
preparatory service dat y ev
Hall, afternoon ; Spring A fis, ev
tory service F riday evening
wing,
[Appointments not given here have not been
reported to this office. |
SALE REGISTER
WEDNESDAY, November 15, IJ
mile cast of Boalsburg, on
farm: Two
} OCIOCK, One
Slam
catt
POOR DIRECTORS MUST PAY,
{
Attorney General's Department Renders |
Important Decision,
The attorney generals department
has furnished State Health Commis-
Dixon with an opinion to the
effect that it is the duty of the county | |
commbssioners of counties, where there |
sioner
are no poor directors, to provide sus-
tenance for all indigent persons resid- |
ing within their districts who are |
afllicted with disease or who are kep it |
from their regular employment by |
reason of quarantine established by the
state health department. In an opin-
ion to the poor directors of Bomer-
set county the deputy attorney general |
decides that any applying for
admission to hospitals receiving state
person
Stam
hogs, farm i
BAT
Smith, i
Farm of 14
SATURDAS
mile west of
colt, mule .
new grain drill, s
WEDNESD
mile east of O
horses, sucking
brood
new, |
cuitl
Ww
oO
Engraved Cards,
invita
The
cards,
office,
y . ’ 1
engraved
this
Orders for
tions, ete.,
highest class
taken at
work.
Bclicatfsiicnmn
Week World,
The Thrice-a
Ihe ce-a-week New York
will be furnished any
readers, who are p
sixty-five This
you the Reporter and the Thrice-a-
Week World, one year, for $1.65 The
regular price of the World is $1.00
Chri
of the Re
aid in advance
cents a year.
gives
mee anf re ———
Peun's Cave.
Some one with a bit of capital could
make a splendid investment by pur-
and a
There is water
chasing Penn's Cave,
opening
modern summer resort,
niet
Ww could be
power on the premises,
i
an electric ligl
used to of
Penn's Cave, lighted with
would be one of the grandest sights in
the Keystone
erate
»
=
electricity,
State.
A pt
Thanks for a Good Deed
In
Hall,
and heartfelt
Bruss for
lic-spiritedness which
behalf of
we wish
and pub-
prompted him
A Hpring of
Laurel
ap
the great
to present to our borough
pure water—knpnown
Bpring '"—whi
preciated by u
tion, but by all
short, it
his generosity,
shall last.
Long life, happiness and prosperity
to Mr. have more
men of
never grow
and water runs, i
his many frien
as Lhe
h will not or Le
the j
who cul
ly
resent
ne after us, In
{tO
town
will stand as
our
as long
Bruss, and may we
his kind; may his shadow
88 lODK 48 LIrass grows
less,
sincere wish of
ds and neightv
A
Lilt
irs.
iif stl
LOCALS
Oak Hall foun-
Friday
t. He
siness.
Edward Sellers, the
dryman, ret ka
ing from trip to
building up an extensive bu
A. H.
Samuel Gingeric
Centre Hall,
with a call, e
scription to the
Mrs. Jennie C. Ruble, of Greensburg,
and her sister, Mrs, William Mertz) of
Tusseyville, were callers last week.
Mrs. Ruble hiad been in Centre county
for sbout two weeks, but returned
home the latter part of last week.
urned KL evens
oh the eas is
Weaver, Samuel Bruss and
farmers liv
a to
Vauc
h
id,
favors e
ing their sabe
year.
ach ad
extent of one
Frank D. Lee, of near
staunch Democrat,
ex pressed that elect
would go ay. He
the progressive farmers, and does not
believe in tolerating unnecessary ex-
penditure of money by county officers,
Harry T. Cole, formerly of the Lo-
gan House, Loganton, but now pro-
prietor of the Kyler House, Mill Hall,
is greatly impaired in health, He is
suffering from liver complaint, and the
disease has made such rapid progress
that his condition is now regarded as
very serious,
Bellefonte, a
called Monday, and
day
of
a hope ion
Hour’ w is one
Mrs. Rearick, son and daughter, wife
and children of Rev, W. M. Rearick,
Friday evening of last week were pass-
engers west on the local train. They
were on their way to Bellefonte, their
new home, Rev. Rearick having as
sumed charge of the Bellefonte Lu-
theran pastorate.
This tribute to the virtue of the
newspaper profession is paid by The
Mirror, a paper printed by the con
victs of the Missouri penitentiary :
# Of preachers, we have had enough
to furnish subsistence to an African
chief for a year ; of doctors enough to
depopulate a state, and lawyers enough
to establish a good sized colony in
hades. But of editois not one.”
The Graham Coal Co., composed of
Harry W. Todd, of Philipsburg, and
Hon, W. C. Lingle, of Patton, has
purchased the leases and improve.
ments of the Anchor Coal Co.'s Hart.
ley Mines, at Graham Btation. This
is a valuable property, embracing
about one thousand acres of coal. It is
the purpose of the Grabam Coal Co.
to make some noted improvements to
the plant.
Ask your grooer for Wash-Easy,
satisfy the authorities that
for treatment
the fact
him at all or
aid must
and |
they |
if
he show
d refuse to admit
Cun
should be admitted only as a paying |
patient.
I'he
recently referred to the attorney
eral’s department a bill for $I
by the Johnstown hospital |
treatment miner
The deputy attorney general |
the poor authorities must
director
ge n-|
ds iy |
Somerset county poor
Hn
rendered
injured at |
for of a
Boswell.
decides that
pay for the patient.
A ————
LOCALS,
Mrs.
in
Henry Homan, of Centre Hall, |
Williamsport, visiting
and relatives,
B.
wr several days at
Mrs. J. R. Bec
in
AMODE
friends
Mrs,
i visitor |
Rev, and
ire Hall
John T. Lee,
went to Allegheny to see baby number |
in the of Mr. and Mrs,
Arney Lee,
i
|
{
of Felton,
the
hrist,
= Hentz, Woe
home of
in Cen-
Tuesday morning
two family
i
|
|
Married, October 17, 1305,
Evange parsonage by Rev.
Nee West and
‘laude E.
Frank.
W.
intend
| hirist
{ Lillian P
Dr.
[hursday
H
ool
"
and Mrs =
and other
be absent for ten d iy
Dr
f
La. 1}
this
ead the adv. of
He
peciaiist, In isplie
Hall
fetal
» BVO
3 iY
i be In Centre aturds
week, and will u for
Corn, corn—is ti beiug told
© story
Ly the farmers when
periences these days. Io all cases th
employed
5 of th
strougest are
speaking
ad je Clives
when of the qualit
{| grain.
"A young
and Mrs, John Luse,
Hallowe'en night.
ed near the tenth anniversary
daughter was | Lo
of
wn
Centre Hall,
on Habe
one arr
of the marriage of the happy
and
3
father
mother, w
N Miss Olive M.
and Miss Jennie
Bussard, of Alt
Hull, of Aarons!
the M. E
at Spring Mills, last week
f Mrs. G
Bussard was
T4357 |
spent several days at
par
| sonage,
W. Md
Rev. and
Miss
; guests o
Hoay
Creek.
After a visit of several weeks at
Glen Hope, Jacob Wagner returned Lo
home of his daughter, Mrs. A. E.
Hall, While at the
former place, Mr. Waguer was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs, J. Frank Meo
Clellan. Mr. McClellan station
agent on the New York Central rail-
road, at Glen Hope.
the
Kerlin, in Centre
in
Re Irvine, D. D., who
was unfrocked by Bishop Ethelbert
Talbot, of the Central Pennsylvania
diocese the Protestant Episcopal
church as a result of the trouble in the
Huntingdon congregation, was formal
ly admitted into the priesthood of the
asian Orthodox Catholic Chureh in
, Nicholas Cathedral, New York.
v. Ingram W,
of
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DEATHS
A ———
CHARLES A. EVEY,
Charles Allisou Evey died at the
home of his uncle, Adie Houseman, of
Altoona, after a lingering illness of
consumption. He was a son of Will.
iam H. and Mary Elizabeth Evey, and
was born at Boalsburg, this county,
twenty-two years ago. With his pa-
rents he moved to Altoonaa number
of years ago where he was employed
as a stationary engineer until his ill-
ness compelled him to quit work. His
father, who is a traveling salesman ;
one brother, Walter, of Roaring
Springs, and one sister, Miss Florence,
a trained nurse in a Philadelphia hos-
pitdl, survive, He was a member of
the Lutheran church,
A. L. BOLGER.
A. L. Bolger, ex-postmaster of
Philipsburg, while on an eastern trip,
died suddenly at Reading, Tuesday
evening of last week. He was aged
forty-eight years. Besides his wife he
leaves one daughter, Mrs. Reuben
Philips, of Tunupelton, W. Va., and
three brothers, namely : Aaron, of
Martinsburg, and Frank and Wesley,
of Woodbury, Pa.
ft
A river can’t be dammed with faint
praise,
It takes more than hot air to put in
a heating plant,
No man is so dull that he can’t make
abore of himself,
Don't take any stock in the fellow
Aaronsburg,
Merchant James Lenker, of Lemont,
aged mother,
to the house,
has gone to Mil-
the family of her son,
have
Mrs, Sarah Wyle
A. 8. Musser and his wife
gz in Polly Stover’s
5
Dr.
| Prof, E. 8. Btover,
C. A. Weaver and daughters,
Ruth Thelma, of Coburn, were
| guests of Mrs. Eflle Weaver, Saturday.
Misses Nellie and Mazie Mingle,
Kathryn Smull and Blanche Weaver
have gone to f months
with friends at State College.
Mre, Herman is paying a visit to her
BONDS, W 1 Altoona,
Among were
were
Weaver, James
ployed at Altoona ;
f Piteairn
KEduoa,
and
ew
spend a
ho live
who home
KE
Breon,
those
(ieorge Stover, Calvin
who are ein-
Weaver,
senhower, of
Col-
homus
Gilliland 16d
Milroy ; W. C. Mingle, of
{ lege. All returned to
| Wednesday.
Miss Lizzie (
jevening pl
M illbeim.
Edward
D., has ret
State
oundo spent
wiurday
sasantly with friends
WW
hi
mont
» ir 1 #
Frauk, of aousocke
home,
ith
Lo
few
urned
having speut a his w
parents and sister,
Rev, J. A
f
Bright, of Topeka, Kas,
i
Hient se Hi
rm
day ev
Grandmother Harter, who is over
age
nurse,
ride
and spe
, Recompanied
Miss Eliza Moore,
to Mil
it the
v virillant
her excellent
a carriage
time
week
her son and daughter,
a
Harris Township
Mrs Ovietl and s
with
Lydia
fow
ids
in Lilinois, ls
Lhe ast monies
3 TN fol ¥
Minty firie
plurned to
week.
We dn
Caivio Stamm left last
for Burub where
411,
Ral
BRULI
ome at
JBI
{ brother
i howe for +
in Boalsbu
John E
| from Greysville,
A festiv
| hall in Boals
TK.
verh
al will
Le ith. i
E reom
al
MRhe Readin
A gener
nii Lo
nut Gsrove
tuvitatlion is
alls speiiin
any ©
tter Lk
3 "
ju gt
| Pine
au
Misses Isal
{ of State College,
| parental home
"
is getliog
Liusker
| H. {4 hirk
{| with tl
ity
ie {
wn
bushels 1 Dine
twel
- »—
Spring Mill
Mack-
of 1
of
Stephen Trausue and wife,
ey ville, were the home «
i. Zeigler last Thursday,
Mra. David
Shore, was circulating song friends
here a few days last week.
8 Lr aud wife o
guesls atl
of
Benuinger,
Condo
Aaronsburg.
Hill,
visited friends at
I. W. Bartges, of Centre
sunday.
Mesars, and (
Ohio, and the Iatter of
home
Liaries
Boyd
the former of
$8 ur
“yo
vote at Tuesday's ele
Mrs,
who had been
T. M. Gramley, Friday left lor Beech
Creek,
The snow on Friday
hunting quite lively and interesting.
Gettysburg, were to cast their
tion,
made
had been at arrived in town
last week,
Renovo,
EE ———-
Counncliman Foreman,
Pa,
Letter to
Centre Hall,
Dear Bir : There are these live ways
of baduess in paint ;
(1) stutled-out with chalk, or some-
thing like that ;
(2) barytes, better than chalk,
no covering to it;
there ;
(3) benzine in the oll, or water,
other such stuffing ;
(4) Wo thin—too much
whatever it is, for the solid ;
(6) short measure ;
Now will you buy by the price per
* gallon”?
We furnish our agents with a state
chemist’s certificate of analysis that
tells what's in Devoe,
Yours truly
F. W. Devor & Co.
New York.
———————— IM PTAA,
* One of the characteristic elements
of this winter's fashions,’ writes
Edouard La Fortaloe, in the Decem-
ber Delineator, * will be found in the
elegant cloaks. Both the Empire and
Princess styles still hold théir sway,
the first mentioned even surpassing
the latter in popularity,”
but
nobody knows its
or
liquid,
46
who is a Isughing stock,
Ask your grooer for Wash Easy,
SHERIFF'S SALE
Lava.
t of
16 of sund is « ri Fag
1 tH
and YVendit
ins,
wd o
ommao county, 1°
io}
first
ber, A
of 1
Tab
od
™~
The
i
Liv
Over-Work Weakens
fi
EF
ps
RE GiSTER'S NOTICE.
follow
Miner Heid for Making Qaesr Cols
Charged with making Pp
counterfeit money, Paddy Hire
arrested at Coalport by Secret ¥
Detective John KE. Washer f
burg, Btroup A
for ua hearing.
A nid
4 filed in
n of helms
AUYwWise Inter
Crphay
G1
i
Ld
sted, 1
g Conirt of Cont vVige
ion
Wednesd th
was taken Lo
He i
¢ 12
al Blandsburg
rst and
or of &ce,, of 1o4t 8 CORI ine
lives Hpurious «
made from glass and aluminum
i flonded that section recent
oy -
# 11
Lace curtail:
of Yeunger & Davis.
ws fil
you buy
8 fina
rato rol &«
1 township, de
mnt of Ph
. of Hanna
cased
Don’t
tub
break your back over
Ou
at wiil
te of the Upe
Wash- Easy
ly
Beautiful pictures f if
Davis
gy
ree yo
f Yeager &
When You Have » Bad Cold
You wan 4 edy
only give quick relief
INAaneni cure,
You want
Lhe junige
You want
eras
Ionia.
You want
and {
rem
that will
but effort
¢
LoL
i pers
a remedy
Ml Keeg
Hn medy
BOY vere
s
that will r.
Pp eX pect oration
that will
toward
eve
CasYy,
MU.
pneu.
“ui
re
iencey
a remedy that is pleasant
st take
a hamberlain
physic 7
{8l of these Iy
and Liver
ie Lo
8 Cough Remedy meets
i and r the
and permanent cure of bad
it a peer. For
hen you want a pleasant
it ~ “1
# Stomach juirements
amberiain’
They
HO Rriping or «
{ Hold by C. W. Bwartz, Tussey- |
A, Potters Mills,
-
speedy
els are easy to take and | colds sale
3 5 $
ther up pleasan
Carson,
a
Enives, tf
baskets whaler in Chamberinin's Cough
Miedy
$, Cream pil
chers
v : Herald :
Yeager & Davis WO YORE ago LU Ths v Board of
Australia. had an
Lhe x medi-
market,
und o
ef
i Wales,
i 3 ugh
in that
sey fo nly
1 was iy
This exception
Hemedy,
Medicine
owa, | A,
Cx Iuages this
t that can be
feeling of
IUer can give it to
namberinin’'s C
ly re
:
51 6a
Exact Thing Required for Const tio: ilire
Hpa
* R04 ston
ns
8 Cert Urgatis
beriain’
Tablets Ber
required, strong «
yet mid
apa wilthou
ommon to
Wie
ae by : 't Sg
' i fis: “ring { igh
& Mig 4 !
be
Bin
BinOETIRIN
er Lo
i ®
*
igh and safe
Hat terrible
purgs- |
(0
idre;
Ho
wn
ough
wimended by
croup and
in retnedy is
Colds,
in for
His
r ™ron ubl
dney ow
Kidney
Hpart ban
neart de
hick, kk
ough veins and arteries,
0 be considered that only urinary
troubles were to be traced to the kidne
but now moda science proves fat
all constitutional diseases have thei
ning in kidney trouble,
If ye
fy
i
« GOCioTing
ing ur kids neys
nd the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root. the great kidney remedy is
soon realized. It stands the highest for its
wonderful cures of the most distress sing cases
and is sold on itz merits os
by all druge’~'s in fifty.
cent and one-dollar siz-
es. You may have a ’
sample bottle by mail fome of weap Rook
See, also pamphlet telling you how to find
out if you have kidney or bladder trouble,
Mention this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer
& Co., Binghamton, N. Y.~
Don't make any mistake, but remember the
name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
and the address, Binghampton, N. Y., on every
bottle,
in rn
ws
Herb W, BEdwa ds Injured,
Hert W. Edwards, of Des Moines,
iowa, got a fall on an icy walk [Pe
winter, » spiuintag his wrist and bruise
ing his “ The next day,” he
says, ‘‘ they were so sore and stift |
was afraid I would have to sta y in bed,
but I rubbed them well with Chamber:
Iain’s Pain Balm and after a few ap-
plications all soreness had olsap sel
ed.’ For fuss CW. Swarts: Tus
seyville ; n, Potters Mills.
BIO AIA AMIE isis.
Smith, the Photographer,
WW. W. Bmith, the Photogra
in * Hall Friday,
will be .
November 17, Lily 8 to 2180 o'clock.
C. W. Swartz
TUSSEYVILLE, PA.
'H BROT
SPRING MILLS, PA.
WE HAVE NOW ON HAND
A COMPLETE STOCK OF
Furniture for the
Fall Season
Wall Paper in Creat Variety
A FULL LINE OF STOVES
a RR
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