YOL. LXXVIII.
ROOT OF THE TREASURY SCANDALS
T'rea
sinking
ury seandals is to cut down the
ury surpluses. Outside of the
no need of
of
Lhe |
fund there is a surplus a
ay time In excess two or thre
million dollars, and
usineass
the Treasury could be far better
through two or
hres
agencies than through
remarks the Philadelphia
fe cutting down of 1}
readily be
y
AOU mo plist ¢
serious disarrangement of
A pity
Tull AVPUOINTMENTS
Fhe De erati
COmImiss;
Ta
oners ms
ments early, but
seieclions are
gSUDiicat i I=
appioail '
numer
Organs al
not
Te ssE
palters can:
On
ficiaries
Bourbous can
right
ght in Penney iva:
their tran
constructing gi
will go far to solve t
lems awaiting the extra
By thus
Treasury surplus to a mini
patible with reasonable
it
Legislature, redueii
in
txrend;
ag
there will be little for bank tO gag
14
ail
will make sm
WoL
over a
whetlier .
i difference
paid on th
fas wr
cent, int
per
he bmisnee,
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The Lewist
Rambo aa
own F
R
its appearance
form, dress aud style, |
quarto, seven eolumube, and
very
states that politically the
will “stand
national issues, bul tha
feal aflairs it will be independ
claims the distivetion of
official Republican organ in
county,
I ——— A tn
During the campaign just
Benator Knox bas not proven a re
former.
vote for Plurawer,
genuine reform might be expected
from a man who would support Pluw-
mer and bis backers. Anyway, what
ania
Ehils wee
hie i
presents u
good sppesrance, Ine editor
Free Presa
pat’ on Ri publie
in wip
nt
bir fi#
Milli
i
:
i
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a representative of all the people of a
state, in bossing politics ?
A A a 5
NATIONAL GRANGE IN SESSION
Delegnien ' City Discurs
Vroblems ths Agricultaral
Clans
Phe thirty
Mas.
(Frail ge,
railway
Horton,
Grange,
Or ois
of avail-
FRIDAY,
ion Lhe following subjects
re endorsed
nal Lostitute of Agri
r restrict the of
YEnow.
tnle
by sirikicg oul the word
’ eeting 6: to regulste
¥ : ¥ i
inter.
ale ¢ mnerce aod i
hie «
Crengs Lhe pow
exempt
ren.
will
ers ol thiasion : Lo
fromm tax sloobiol which Las
be ii
fered uudit for ws Lever ge,
it
rovide a cheap fuel Tor Hight
power.
and beat
Vermont sta
are In a thriving condition,
Present resources are $87,735.26, an
over $8278 28,
With the new grange in process of ree
Master of the Grange,
inereaso lant year of
formation, it «ill be or Y & matter of
ship will exceed 1,000,000
This will mean the creation of a
mun tha + either Clay or Webster ; and
bill,
ch ATOR SOU, is eee
Lace curtalus free if you buy shoes
of Yeager & Davis,
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HALL, P.
NARRATIVE |
of Howard.
itjured by
the machinery
. a
Hamuel Frank, of Reb raburg,
i
ed from a seri k
He is
CAlries
¥ Fe COvel us sila
of
Years
remarkably
Deda
oid
well
i=. five
d
eighty
# w
“i his
ne
’
or
¢
ween the first of the year and the
st of April, Bheriflf H
ake
YYhen |
fir ~
Faylor will
bile ck.
Ntreet ja
Gnrman
Linn
there
Yi Lis home in the
i= home on
finishied he will move
snd Mrs. Willard Dale,
, attended
of
sessions
Hear
of
At
mei.
several
Nationa! Grange, in session af
They nlso
{10 became
ore of the National Grange, having
taken the degrees Saturday.
of Pine
Mille, is one of the Centra county
hunters who has killed the fall quota
f wild turkeys—four birds. Hon. J.
W. Kepler, of the same place, has to
his credit a fifteen pound turkey,
George Rossman, Grove
W. J. Throssell, of Millbeim, is buy-
ing horses to ship to the eastern mar.
kets, Call him by telephone or write
him, if you have a hore to sell.
horse business,
The public school building at Wool.
rieh, Clinton county, was totally de-
Ing of last week, The fire In supposed
to have originated from the furnace.
The bullding was erected about three
ed by an Insurance of $2500,
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BY 8 H. DEITZEL
Bi
siurday, Le
Miss Maude
ear Linde
Reformed
Daniel Gress,
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Peunsyivania itay nt ¥iate
Pen
at Pei “y
Address
ed
niege Friday
d by
Mr. J. Horace
the suditorium,
tw CURE ry
‘VA!
will be deliver
Huston
MeFarland, in
Mr.
J Me h M sid
begio-
ping at 10:30 8, mn
From 1200 a wm. to 1:30 Pp. m,
laucheon at MoAllister Mail for guests
of the Col
0
“std
ope,
to 3380
by
of Cadet
Mejor General Charles
commanding the Natioual
Guard of Pennsylvania
All college bulidings will
from 9:00 to 11:00 a. m.
review the
Battalion
M itier,
be open
and from 4:00
to 51400 Pp: m
dt enseoni
825,000 for » Ktory.
Think of it! Twenty-five thousand
dollars for one story! The highest
price that has ever been paid io Ameri
{on to any suthor for the serial rights
of any story,
Aud consider the quality of merit,
the joteusity of interest thie story
must possess Lo command this extraor-
dinary price. The ** White Company”
has ever been accepted as the greatest
| Work by sny author, and Ly far su.
| perior to his own * Sherlock Holmes"
| tales—but “mir Nigel,” says Conan
Doyle himself, surpasses thom sil,
Do not fail to bay ** The Philadel
{phin Press’ for Sunday, December 8,
[as this great romance by the world's
grentest writer of roma tio ficdon will
be THE seusution in the literary world
for months to come.
Ap
VY
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11 ‘
ER 20,
om ithe Centre
1905 RHende
Augus
bh, Frank Mise Elle
Decker, both of Harel
19, Williaa
ywhnship
August un Smith sand Mies
Breon, both of Potter townpshi
July 8, Jacob M. Royer and Mi
wowers, both of near Mad
£m gu
iBTY
sarah J. Bi
sonburg
Markets, Bellefonte, Sept.
Whit
wheat $1.15, red «heat §1.10, corn 6sc
CRRA
15¢, bacon 10¢, ham 15¢, lard Se, buck-
wheat 65¢, flour per bbl. $7.00.
——— MPS SA
potatoes 600, pork Ge, butter 200,
A Good Investment,
A fow years ngo Wesley Nevil pur
chased the Peter Kerlin home, south
of Colyer, from William Colyer, de
ceased, for $500, The tract contained
three hundred aud fifty sores, consist.
ing mostly of wood land. Recently
one hundred and fly acres were sold
to Witmer & Co, for §750, leaving Mr,
Nevil all the clwmped land, a good
house and stable, Besides this, he
rold some timber before disposing
of the part to the lumber firm named,
A]
Eograved Oards,
Orders for engraved cards, invita.
tions, ete, taken st this office. The
highest class work.
AL
When you want a pleasant physic
try Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets, They are easy to take and
produce no griping or other unpleasant
effect. sold by C, W. Bwarts, Tussey-
ville ; F. A. Carwon, Mills,
ge
wy
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TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
AL INTEREST
n ill at ber
past
F LOC
A § y
LL f
t}
ne
0 taville,
Philips.
recently
for ape
nd H. GQ.
have
ExiesTnan,
Mier one
i#liing the
wnship,
had
*L sixteen
iiRA
inTn de
P Geary
of last
» guests
decided,
I8 Teasons
Centre
1 the
im from
Northern
church
The of-
DE year
eck .
viher +
J paer ;
his field
Thome
'r of
could
% shot
burs.
ill) by a
Hradf
rd
est Vir.
nnd Mrs,
sl
snd in.
the
her
¥ hen
ley,
jrant
the
Hl, will
to Centre
fill the
by John
ght hand
ier Flour.
ber Broth.
Markham,
es the place
number of
Mrs.
question,
Chirist-
John D.
mdantly il
iow Royalty
With Us,” oc
in th
Woman's Home Companion
thie
with
m
e Decem
see ll Sage's views on
What's the Matter
' a descripti
Her's holiday, al
rated articles on i
brates Christmas.’
¢ Reporter readers will regret to
that J. A. Grenoble, of Yeager
y has not fully recovered from the
ry hereceived by the kick ofa
while living near Spring Mills,
An operation was performed in Phila
some monihs ago, at which
a portion of his skull, back and
above the ear, was removed. The
most noticeable effect of the injury is
the failing of the gentleman's memory,
William Mothersbaugh is one of the
young farmers in Harris township
who will begin farming oo his own
“hook” in the spring. He will bee
some tenant on the Bhirk farm, above
Bonlsburg, purchased some time ago
by Theodore D. Boal. Of course, Mr,
Mothersbaugh will make preparations
for this event during the winter
wonthe, possibly about the holidays,
A bachelor, you know, couldn't farm
in these days,
Miss Sarah and Edgar Breon, of
Rhoneymede, drove to Centre Hall
one night last week, and while the late
ter put the blanket on the horse he
thought his sister had tied the animal,
aud so he was left stand with the tie
rope at his feel. When they were
ready to return howe the animal and
the buggy to which it was hitched
were missing, and could no where be
found, but on reaching the barn at
Ruoueymede, the outfit was found
standing by the gate, blanket on
horse and no harm done, "