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MAY IN2UNE THEMSELVES,
Lurge Salaries of Life losursnos Officers
Induces Grangers ta Look Into Insurance
Buasiuess with » Yiew of Forming »
Company,
Que of the wost Important subjects
dweussed by the Peunsylvauia tate
Grange al its meeting at Bunbury last
week was that of life tusurance. The
kratuge recommended the appointment
of w committee to luquire into the
Inasibility snd practicability of orgau-
izing a grange life insurance company
nil Lo prepare plans for the same to
present ut the auuual session of the
Sluts Grange io 1906, This committee
with set ln conjupction with the vxecu-
tev somites sod the worthy master,
Che farmers lu Peonisy lvanis as well
fs tu oLher states Lave bev astouuded
Ly the revelalious resulting from the
luvesiigations of the big New York
life lustrauce cowpauies, brought
about by the reckless exiravagance, if
not gonfy, ul the Tue fact
thal presidents of these companies
have been receiving anuual salaries of
from $100,000 to $150,000 and that
muuy policy holders are hard pres-ed
to Keep up their payments causes the
gravgers to give the project of grauye
life insurance careful study.
The loss of the support of the grauy-
ers would be a serious one to Lhe
surance companies. A farmer, because
of the peacefuluess of his occupation,
his temperate habits and the fact that
he lives au outdoor life, is regarded as
a safe risk by insurance companies.
The State Grange took these thiugs in-
to consideration and therefore expres.
sed the view that the farmer should no
longer pay high rates for life insurance
but that he should insure himself ata
nominal cost. The probe iuserted into
the big insurance companies is likely
to have far-reaching eflects, and the
companies must assume the blame for
this,
oftlicers.
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Faid subscription,
No doubt with s view of aiding the
Reporter to have a more pleassnt
Christmas season, the fcllowing per-
sous paid subscription : J. W. Gar.
brick, J. W. Brooks, E. G. Vaan Pelt,
Wm. Runi, C. A. Bottorf, 5. J. Me-
Clintie, George Ishler, P, H. Meyer,
Philip Heim, Wm. Sinkabine, Esther
J. Nolan, Arthur lL. sSlutterbeck, W.
A. Odeukirk, Martha Faruer, Mattie
Armbruster, John F. Z-igler, George
W. Kister, James 8. Stahl, Cyrus
Gove, CU. F. Deininger.
rie es ———
NOYICE TO COBKEISFONDEN Oy,
there will be no
Althougu paper
issued next week, correspondents are
urgently requested to send in their
cowmuoicatious at the regular time,
aud make a special « flort to give locals
and personals, and write up io full re
ports of Chiristiuas vbservatces by Sab.
By
correspondents
bath-schools and churches.
ing
not
the above, will
BY-LAWS OF THE CENTRAL COMPANY.
SECTION I. The annual meeting of the Company shall be held at
Centre Hall on the second Tuesday of January of each year.
SECTION 11. Quarterly meetings of the Board of Directors shall be
held on the second Tuesday of the months of January, May, August and November.
SECTION III. Special meetings of the Board of Directors
called by the President on demand of a majority of the Directors,
SECTION IV. At the annual meeting of the Board of Director
there shall be elected from among the Directors a President. Vice President, Secre
tary and Treasurer who shall serve for one year, or until their succes are
elected,
may
BOTS
SECTION V.
by the death or inability
fill the
In case of a vacancy in the office of Secretary caused
to secure a member of the Board to serve, the Board may
vacancy by appointment of any member of the Company.
SECTION VI. The board shall keep an accurate record and account
with every Branch Company organized by the Central Company, giving the num-
ber and location of the Company, names of Directors and officers, capital stock,
number of instruments employed, receipts and expenditures, surplus fund, ete,
and perform such other duties as may be required by the Company under the Con-
stitution for the successful mangement of the business affairs of the Company.
SECTION VII. The Board of Directors shall adopt all necessary
rules for the organization of Branch Companies, and have proper supervision over
them to assure their successful organization,
SECTION VIII. The Board of Directors shall make
ports to the County Grange of the standing of all
its books and
fiscal year.
quarterly re-
dranch Companies and submit
accounts to the auditors of the County Grange at the close of each
SECTION IX. The fiscal year of the Central C nnpany shall close on
the second Tuesday of January of each year I'he fiscal year of the Branch Com
panies shall close on the first day of January of each year.
SECTION X. NoY¥person shall be allowed to ise
more than five minutes at any one time. Any person or persons
phone, who shall refuse to discontinue talking at the expira
when requested to do so by any other member wishing
fined the sum of ten cents for each and eve ry offence,
Common conversation shall not be permitted
SECTION XI. i
the use of the line is required for the transmission of business messages
be the duty of all members to see that this article is rigidly enforeed.
SECTION XII. No abusive, or profane, or obscene
be permitted to pass over the line. Any person so offending shall be
of one dollar, and shall be deprived of further use of the
paid.
a telephone
using
tion of five 1
tO Use }
une
SECTION XIII. No person shall be allowed to take dow
ceiver for the purpose of listening to a message passing over the line.
son persisting in the violation of this rule shall be dealt with as the
shall deem most fit.
SECTION XI1V. The Board of Directors shall serve w itho
sation until the Company is permanently established.
nthe re
Any per-
company
it compen -
BY-LAWS OF BRANCH CO.
SECTION I. This Company shall be known as Branch Com;
» of The Patrons Rutal Telephone Company.
SECTION II. The annual meeting of
pany shall be held on the first Monday of January «
SECTION III. At the annual meeting the she
three directors, who with one director appointed the Cent
one director clected by the local Grange that is a shareholder
Board of Managers.
SECTION IV. The Board of
shall organize by electing from among their number
treasurer, who shall serve for one year or until
SECTION V.
MY
shareholders
each year.
the
f
yf
sl
iby
Directors
A
s
their successors are
The regular meetings of the Board of
on the . a day of
be held at . «u
nd a majority of the directors shall «
SECTION VI. It shall be the duty of Board of Dis
nual meeting of the shareholders to submit a detailed statermes
transactions and financial standing of the C mupany before di
tion of the new board.
SECTION VII. It shall be the duty of
make quarterly statements, (or whenever
pany,) and submit its books
onstitute a quorum.
required
gether with an annual «
we Central
Tuesday of January of each
SECTION VIII. This Branch
nents, connections and exchanges designated by the
the uniform rate of toll to be fixed by the Cen
RE
Year.
Company agrees
Central (
tral Company
(CENTRAL RAILROAD OF FENNEYLVANIA
coufer a special favor
A a
In the South,
« i
Mr. Bmith, accompanied by Buper-
intendent of the Bellefonte sSehools
John D. Meyer, started for Florida |
Wedneadsy afternoon. On the was to |
the Peninsular State they will stop ut |
Puiladelphia, Baltimore, Wastivgton, |
Richmond, Pinehurst, Columbia, |
Charleston, Savanoab, Jacksonville, |
and points south. They will travel |
over the Seaboard Airline Railway |
from Richmond,
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Wright--Rockey, |
A quiet, unpretentious but pretty |
home wedding to /k place at the bom |
of Mr. and Mrs. William Rockey, pa- |
rents of the bride east of Boalabur, , |
Wednesday morning, e¢leven o'clock,
at which time John Wright, of Bosl«- |
burg, and Miss Leah Rockey, became!
man snd wife. They are well-known |
and popular young people.
Got wuis Dae. i
Judge W. A. Marr sentenced John |
A. Miller, the Washington township |
( Behuylkill county ) Sehool Director,
teacher and of taking a school con
tract, to pay $50 fine and costs aud un
deigo ove year's imprisonment,
A ———
Jall Birds Escape
Two desperate characters — John
Shultz and Harry Burns, of Shame
kin, serving three years for robbery,
made their escape from the Sunbury
Jail by cutting through the roof They
were assisted to gain their liberty by
* trusty ”’ prisoners.
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Woodward,
Mrs. Ard is spending a fev weeks
with her children at Philadelphia.
C.D. Motz and Ellwood Orodorf
were to Millheim Saturday,
Jacob Kewer and Mm. Glasgow
spent Buoday with Mes. Ketuer,
Mr. and Mr. Kessluger and baby,
of Nittany, visited at the home of
Harry Kessinger.
The young people are taking ad.
vautage of the jos. Bkating is fine.
Harris Stover, wife and baby Ma.
belle spent Bunday afternoon with
the lndy’s mother,
Benjamin Gentzel and wife visited
at the home of Adam Winters, at
Wolf's Store, one day last week.
Wm. Snyder and family, of Leurel.
ton, were in town Bunday,
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Why not advertise in the Reporter,
Sober.
£1 . Condensed Time Talde
CU. Auman, who had been ill I» sable . 7a ve
Week Days
be oul ngain,
W. D. Zerby, of Bellefonte, spent
Tuesday with Lis father,
A. LU. Auman, who tind been
ing lo West Virgivia, is home,
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ly su ** automobile number.” There |
i» aise & Lrief but pithy lostalment of
Mr. Lawson's * Frevzied Finance,
Bay State Gas and the reapp-arance of
Addicks are taken up in this vumber.
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pauy hss arrsuged for a special per-
sonuily-conducted tour through Cals |
foruis, to leave New York, Philadel. | Re,
phia, Baltimore snd Washington on | BELLEFONTE CENTRAL RAILROAD,
January 25 by the' Golden Gate . Week Days.
Special,” compowed exclusively of Pull EASTWARD. WESTWARD
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Reeth Pha. +s § AMERY CHRISTMAS}
smith, the Photographer, i and
§ A HAPPY NEW YEAR §
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W. W, Bmith, the Photographer, |
On Christmas we will give to
will ba io Csntrs Hall Friday |
Deeemibwr 22, from 8 to 2:80 o'clock.
all famalies dealing with us a
useful present,
AA SM APARNA
woes
trip Yalokiy Kaooked Out,
" Home weeks ago during the severe
OUR CHINA CORNER
Was never prettier than now,
winter weather both my wife and my- |
sell contracted wevere onlds which
KERCHIEFS-5¢ to 6oc.
FANCY TABLE LINEN
speedily developed into the worst kind
of a la grippe with all its miserable |
of Maple Landing, lows. ** Knees and With Napkins to match.
Jointa mohing, muscles sore, head
stopped up, eyes and pose ranniog, |
with alternate spells of chills an |
Symptons} says Mr. J. 8B. Egleston, |
TABLE COVERS, TOWELS.
TOILET SETS-$3.00 up.
HANDSOME DRESSER SETS. LAMPS
wtmmefal and pretty,
fever. We began using Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy, aiding the same with
8 dose of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets, and by its liberal nse
soon poms plutaly knocked out the
ip.” hese Tablets a
thy sction of the bowels, liver and
kidneys which is always beneflolal
when the system is congested by a
Candies— 3 AMOUNT Ako
Fresh Cakes for Xmas.
reoeoe
H. F. ROSSMAN
SPEING MILLS, PA.
cold or attack of the gri sale by
ow. gars, Tukeefvile] 7. bo
There is one thing that will
cure it—Ayer’s Hair Vigor.
It is a regular scalp-medicine.
It quickly destroys the germs
which cause this disease.
The unhealthy scalp becomes
healthy. The dandruff disap-
pears, had to disappear. A
healthyscalp means a greatdeal
t0 you—healthy hair, no dan-
druff,no pimples, no eruptions.
The best kindof a testimonial
“Bold for over sixty years.”
Made by J.C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass.
Also manufacturers of
yers
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Bellefonte, Pa.
SARSAPARILLA.
PILLS.
CHERRY PECTORAL.
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PENNSYLVANIA R, R.
Philad, & Erie R. R. Division
and Northern Central Ry,
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Week days for Emporio
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for Renovo,
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port and intermedisie stations ihrough Parios
Lar and Passenger Coach for Philadelphia
IOP. M.~Tmin 6, 8 inday only, for Wi
lamsport and intermediate stations
LEWISBURG AND TYRONE RAILROAD
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Additional trains leave Lewisburg for Montan-
donat 5.208 m, 7.254 m. 9458, m., 1.15, and
52h L m., returning leave Montandon for
Lewisburg at 7.40, 0.97 a. m. 10.08 ». m., 45 and
B12 pm,
On Sundays trains leave Montandon 0.16 and
052 a. m. and 409 m., returning leave Lowis
burg 9.95 a, m., 10.00 a, m. and 4.48 p. m,
W. W., ATTERBURY, 4. R, WOOD,
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| afternoon from 4 to 8 o'clock.
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Locks or Hinges Mill Hooks
Gandy Stitched Belts Cant Ho
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Tie or Fence Wire
Emery Wheels
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WHITE LILLY FLOUR
snd MILL FEEDS « |.
The Highest Market Prices will be paid for all kind:
Grain— Wheat, Corn, Oats, Barley, Rye, Buckwh
Baled Hay and Straw will be bought at all times,
best prices the market will afford.
COAL All sizes of Coal, the best Grades of Coa!
. had, always on hand, We invite =
boards to consult with us before placing orders for
£
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