foam ra THE CENTRE REPORTER | THU RSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1906, CHURCH APPOINTMENTS. Presbyterian — Centre Hall, morning 1 and evening. weformed--Tusseyville, morning ; Centre Hall, afternoon, Lutheran—Union morning ; Georges Valley, afternoon ; Centre Hall, evening. Methodist—Centre : Hall, morning ; Sprucetown, afternoon ; pring Mills, evening. [Appointments nok given here have not been reported to this office. } SALE REGISTER, Ww two and Mills, ou the Z 8 yearold, 3 cows, 1 he 2 calves. Cook stove other articles George B, Wadnesday, one-fou rth mile south of Colyer. THURSDAY, MARCH 1,10 a. m.,, J. C. Vonada and C. W. Rishel, one mile west of Centre Hill, on the Rishel farm : 5 horses, 13 cows, 7 young Cattle e of farm implements. Horses and in good condition, Mrs, Ged Thursday, March 8. 8. Decker—Tuesday, half miles plac .. January 23, 1 p. m. south-west of Spring One colt, comin 11 be fresh in April; pe ber sult and many on tile k Lee February 21st, James I y, March 9, BATU RD Eliz u 1 implements, Ww March 1 MARCH , Centre Hill one o'clock, Mrs, AY ith Farm stock and Centre Hall-Saturday, farm implements. March 10, stock, im 1 goods, ay. Farm pek, J. D. Mur goods ile north of Penn i farm implements, y, March 21. 7 ¥. March 2 ith, the Photographer, mith, the Photographer, Hall Friday, o'clock. eff ———— Centre a. 8 to 2:30 rom Andrew Kerns Dead ¢, aged about sixty- Saturday morning illness with tubercu- lun at his home near He was a quiet, law- n and is survived by his rhter, two years, died after a lit losis of State College. abiding { wife IRering tae £8, 1L1Z¢ , two sons and one daug fp pel Democratic Cancus ery vg if Deocrais ol The Centre county will hold their caucus for the nomina- tion of « dates for borough, ward, | precinct officers not later an the lay of January, 1906 The cx et of the several precincts and wards will take notice hereof and fix the time for the hold- ing of Instructions and klanks will be sent in due time to each committeeman. H. B. TAYLOR, County Chairman. ———————— mmitlleemen Lhiese Caucuses, i Progress Grange Program, Following the program for the meeting of Progre , Saturday, 20 just i. . rir A LUTang ' 1 3 1" 1a 1g } i garden Care, plants in the Miss Annie Bible, Visiting ne H. Binkabine. Recitation, 3 The coming Grange at Cen 30th, James A. Five min in a series of pa- pers ou the sy1 nouse, and Lheilr hboring graoges. W. Moofe, z of Hall, © the County on January Keller, utes talk ymbolism of the Grange. Miss Florence Rhone, rl Ap —— LOUALS John Rist offered $52 While a one stole a plush Bradford's bit Mrs. Eli farm stoc) 10th. The leased. Old Fort, was team of bay horses. ile Tuesday, some from D. W. Kell TOUe advertises sale of ements for March yet been a8 not The five Italians charged with the murder of Ge Bash, of Burnham, were di clingy i by the court upon the motion of the district attorney of Mif- flin county. The McN Lumber Com- pany’s saw 1 of Centre Hall, began sawing timber Tuesday. The engine whistle blew for the first time Tuesday noon. Dr. John F. Rit contemplating making sale of his personal property and real estal Centre Hall. In that event be will discontinue house- keeping, and make his home with his "children. In another column will be found comments on Dixon's nine-foot grave, and immediately following it are the regulations issued by the state health department, which are more sensible, as a result of the general dissatisfaction in the country districts of Dixon's nine-foot edict, J. C. Vonada and Rev. C. W, Rishel have decided to farm on the old plan of the tenant owning the stock and implements, and advertise the stock, ete., owned by them jointly at public sale March 1st. Mr. Vonada continues as tenant ou the Rishel farm, which fndicates that he ls a first rate farmer. At a meeting of the Potter township gchool board, Saturday, Wm. C, Min- gle, a son of Edward Mingle, of Asaronsburg, was elected to fill the va cancy caused by the resignation of George Smith. Prof. W. A. Krise kept the school open until the board could secure a teacher, The transpor- tation of the pupils from the two closed schools made it obligatory io have no break in the term, —————— A —————— Tie school directors convention will be held Thureday of this week, OT 06 4 BE iti-Huyett nill, east er is 8 Ik LOUALS, Mrs. J. Postmaster house Wedun cold, F. Alexander is tii Bosal esday, Of qQUIDE the ere wa wept OwWilg Lo 8 sev will be open afternoon from ¥. H. chant, beginning Thursd y, tinuing for two weeks. fifty to the public Baturday 4 to the 5 o'clock Stuart, lomlsburg mer- 2Hth inst., con- A cow, valued at dollars, property of John Strunk, Grove Mills, committed hanging herself in the stable, Rev. James Runkle, of Willi port, assiztxd Rev. Daniel Gress in « ducting the funeral over Runkle of Pine suicide A TXA8- services the lvin Rev. Rearick fces in the Lut} Hall, will continue to Bunday. Mrs, last we eran church, this wad until every evening week, she sp band, w from that Lue i ed to F. Fishe Boalsburg. mestic prelate to the | Ww. J. Monday George B. is Roy TX 1 Lee, ing care of ! ting it ready Michael will move to Cer They w at th up the i this pl The « awarded { ny for twenty- $1 drivews WHIK 81X The Ja: issue full « uary i Bric teresting to the general specially valuable sympaihy i movems €COnNOmICs, § The cen would ser cases oul : J The great Houdini, the jall-l will eontinue te stl head Keith's Wee. Boing jails or pri ither =» oh as the ollie tions con The ds first Jumes There v est Delng in all wers and Mrs eighty-i An exqu Palme ruary Sm thie magazin apprecialic nounee LU equally Lis proming Henry ! Milla, met with cently. When lumber, he wus falling on his ri the whole top Houser dressed quired a dozen F. A. Carson, KE was a Caller Friday, ri in the Alexander-Arnoid sssault heard before the Mifflin county court, and was accompanied by GG. H, Ripks, who gpent the time with his brother, Ezra Ripka, in Lewistown, The later ia ill of grinder’s consumption, R. D. Killian Since the first James Leilzel, Thomas A. Cave, and Samuel of Centre Hall, have been preparing walnut logs for shipment in the vicinity Lamar, The workmen are at tuat point at present, tearing Dr. Vil® re woupa hai Was a Willies Cane Ia of Jr, 2 ¥ 44 Be nage, nowe the of f ul at present, he and Mills ! year Spring Penns Meyer, of The postoflice at Hiate College is now quartered in ite new room iu the new hotel building. Tue oflice is very handsome and conveniently arranged, Postmaster Stuart will now all the more endeavor to hold down the ap. pointment, and ex-Treasurer Phil, D, Foster Is more than ever trying to seize Stuart's shoes, James P. Frank, one of Rebersburg’s prominent citizens, in company with D. J. Meyer, of Centre Hall, called on the Reporter Wednesday, Mr. Frank is the son of the late Hon, Samuel Frank, and is living retired at present, He is suffering from the eflects of rheumatism, which interferes somes whet with his locomotion, Xo Es NEW DEPTH FOR GRAVES, Not # General Law buat diet of the Henlth Hinsed on Reason or Authorized Not an Department Experience, I'he startling mandate that all groves must hereafter measure seven feet from | the surface of the ground to the top of the casket is not found in an act of the Legislature, but emipates ftom the | head of the state health department, | who, apparently, was given entirely | too much latitude by the act of 1905. | This act makes it a misdemeanor to | violate any order or regulation of the | { board of health, The Commissioner and | Advisory Board are with | power to draw up such * reasonable orders and regulations as are deemed by said Board of Health necessary for | the prevention of disease and the pro- tection of the lives of the people of the all of which is very good if it requirement in all which it is not. Iu fact, it most unreasonable in | its application cemeteries in the If it applies only to cases of diseases Lhere the Heems of Health invested State,” iin reasonable fa CRECH, in to ry. COW thh by contagious in ment of such a regulation, Health lit be 8 show of reason en- “tate Joard was regardless or the their existence, MIR OF CONBEUIeNCes, ap n of { theirs was certainly in ignorance and stupidity, 1 in utter disregard of the sancti- place of the dead. and without e last resting jaw ruthlessly, and will commit hand in Human rights both b { other days + with a high wi se pulcher. man sensibilities will d by its enforcement. ging a dynamite proposition and this nay cemeteries, wDIlnog ITRVESR ‘ E K blasting quarry, ao) the and avove ed and toro. ‘avate a grave to the depth to former eet necessitates the over that HRIne tly widened of to fac {less burden of expense. except a day's earthly the the young, the must find a common in the designated by | Health Board, the Registrar every town and hamlet Is {0 see that existence | yulrary oid, born, all grave and wind a week and a box of dynamite to a grave, and of course he must y his duty. mensce is a country YY I and six Is there anything reason to justify = in all cases and dead five th ils r Lue suriace riches or i fool excavalion | under all conditions ? 2 TO 5 FRET, set Agide and Common Prevails ve Rulings aaa ee the above article is in type, 1o- hand stating that the Heal has i new regulations for the bury- cemeteries Lion is al Department oi th of human bodies io he objections which have been d to the original regulations adopt- { recently by Commissioner Dixon. ibe new rules permit ioterment to made at a depth varyiog from three e-half to five feet from the top box coutainiog the coffin. The follow by special permission from partment, no interment of any i b bod y shall be made in any pub- or privale | urial ground uniess Lhe tance from the top of the box con- jo Lhe coffio or casket be at least froma the natural surface of iid, except where solid rock or usy be encountered. © dq je distance from the top of containing the coffin or gasket » nob less than four feet from stars! surface of the ground ; and with the further exception that still born children snd chudren less than four years old dead of suy diseases other than sotbrax, cholera, diph- theria, leprosy, smallpox, scarlet fever, tetanus, typhoid fever, typhus fever or yellow fever, shall be buried at such a depth that the top of the box contain- ing the coffin or casket be not less than three and one-half feet from the natural surface of the ground. ————————— LOUVALS, Read the Reporter. The Democratic primaries will be held not later thao Saturday, Janu- ary 27. Asa rule the primaries will be held on that day. Ex-Tiensurer Jobn Q. Miles, ex- Commiss.oner Danijel Heckman and ex-Hherift W, M, Chronister attended the public sale held by ex-Treasurer D. C. Keller. It is reported that Daniel Calabau will move on the Gregg farm, at Pine Stump, now occupied by Johu Will jams. Robert Bloom had expected to begin farming at that place, but later gave up the idea, A rurprise party was given Mr, and Mrs, George Bradford Monday even. ing, at their home at Old Fort, Their birthdays come on the same day, which fact was taken advantage of by | Sa%'s their many friends, who gave Mr. and Mrs, Bradford a genuine surprise Choloe refreshments were served, and every one wished the host and hostess a long, happy life, ud FREE, FREE, FREE The Tost Novel and Unique Features Attempted by Any Newspaper, Gladden the Hearts of the Children Gallery of Wonders,’ a in Colors, Size 10x21 Inches, “The Fun and laughter for t} children, A genuine and complete circus animals given away free day, with The Philadelphia Press. Everything complete child loves animals. The Press costs only 5 cents the copy. your dealer or carrier tu you copy next Bunday. people buy The Bunday Press each w that you must order it it wise you may nol be able to g if your dealer does not have your order to The Philadelphia Hunday Kvery Munday EAVES 0 Ho many eek 1 advance or other. et it nd Presa, il, 8 A A Wreck George Krumrine, of Rebersbi had 8 wreck Tuesday. He gal cream for the Howard Creamery CO pany, and on passing a Ch Grimes, at BFpriog wi horses and all went embankment, turning #8 ¢ summersault. harm either Mr. Krumrine or but the wagon was damaged vehice le “ Bank, Ha, over On jrie WH the | NT ¢ An pret a a Milihelm, Miller ha {duties as ness { the Huntingdon o pollen Life lusuras day Ahursday John Musser, of ig spending & week Bnow Mhioe 'Hquire J, B | Bess 1 Lown Prof. H. schools at Lem family I'tie 11 | clety of the | speci HMalurasy Rear $ bein ii erhers of { render evening Is 8 A i week with her {er Hiil 5 Homa | lL ip & ear load | pince th HH. F | transacted business in | Beveral members of Lodge were i a here Tuesday evening to conf | gree on & newly elected member, | the close of Lhe | tenderes itre in Woe Kg McManaway, of town Walfs Htore the Reber resend i LIDE & DAI i i. wl ge r np Spring Mills, The revival meeling conducts Rev. Haney in the E { ghureh, closed Thursday evening | Miss Ardie Keller, of Pleasant | was a guest at the home of C. } | ler lant Thursday ge Breon, week left for West Virgin will engage in lamberil M. J. Boyds {| Uopited Evange | il Can the past | : “Zelgler, sal week nau trip o lock Haver \ YW eTrROX i \J ae them in the VANES CIvor south Rev, esl chit ing week Messrs, F. E. Bo and Dunlap are putting in pole soon have Bell tele phones their piaces of business Thomas Lingl Hall, visited at {hs | ner, a few days last » | | Amos Kocl Hues Friday ii (REN M were { Ondo, On enone — ——— Colyer. ing at the Rev. J. K. He, is conducting cvangelical miniate ney, is also havi a series of meetings Miss Ida Klinefelter, of Centre } visited friends in this vicinity week. Miss Kathryn B spent Suaoay with her pare ! Amon | Brown, from heart trouble Bubb, from tonsilitis Over the # r, Rev pg 0 i * + #i, Of ™ 8 n Work Weakens Your Kidneys. Unhealthy Kidneys ‘Make Impure Blood. ir body r threes 54 All he blood in re - J your Ndness once eve he kidney blood purif out {he waste ers, they fil impuritie if they feck ¢ of order, they fail their work, Pains, achesand rheu- matism come from ex- cess of uric acid in the blood, due to neglected 3 in the ble ares 0 G0 kidney trouble. Kidney trouble caused quick or unsteady heart beats, and makes one feel as though they had heart trouble, because the heart is over-working in pumping thick, kidney- poisoned blood through veins and arteries, It used to be vonsidered that only urinary troubles were to be traced to the kidneys, but now modarn science proves that nearly all constitutional diseases have their begin- nicg in kidney trouble, If you are sick you can make no mistake by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild and the giractdinary 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 distressing cases and is sold on its merits by all druggists in fifty- cent and one-dollar #i2- es. You may have a sample bottle by mail of Swamp-Root. See, also pamphlet elling you how to find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble. Mansion this paper when \Titing Dr. Kilmer Co., Binghamton, N, Y. Don't make any a but prm— the name, Swamp-Root, Dr, Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the address, Bingham Y on every ’ . WANTED 75 to 100 men to work in Hm ier Shop and i ol Ap ay ies, soRmy, Pu, i i i ao Ee JACOB 4, SLACK LOCALS, Henry Emerick has been confined to the house for the past six or eight weeks, Died at Bloomington, HH, after Operation for Appendicitia Word was received in Centre Hall Monday evening that Jacob BH, Slack, of Potters Mills, had died at Bloomington, Illinois, after an operation for appendicitis, werformed in the hospital at that place, | The body, sccompunied by a com-| mittee of five fireman, Is due to arrive | from the west this ( Thursday ) after-, noon. Interment will take place, so , Friday fore- | in Zion cemetery, Tusseyville W. H. He huyler and Rev, Daniel | Gre rn off ie int ing Mr. Black beg gan life teacher in Polter town about eleven years For the past the employ Railroad ( pervices with The Altoous glass works were burn- ed Bunday morning. The loss is esti- mated at $25 000, Mrs. Btump, mother of Charles Btump, who had been ill for several weeks, is able to be about again, Mr. and Mrs. John Martz will begin housekeeping, in the spring, In the house which at that time will be va cated by C, W. Black. The public sale of ex-Treasurer D. C. Keller, Tuesday, was well attended, although the weather was very un- pleasant. Goods sold brought very fair prices, a school ship, and later, ago, went to Illi nine years, he has of the Chicago and ompany, beginning the company ss al d later az a loco- | ae Br pp— — — DEMOCRATIC CO. COMMITTEE--1906. 4. C. Harper Yatrick Gherrity George RK. Meek Jumes H. Munson . Inc ob Bwires E.G, Jones Meye er M ox fireman wit three Mr. AC int of instant he Lion way citin two days | Ab his on 10th hospital, an for appendi- Monday death weeks prior ofl 01 iO gully the Ww » , WW ol we 1d] tha Lik aK c (11 Ww. Hiiness, red performed ente Opel and Cine f John A War Dorn Din age month and Ly his tant P Hall : Alfred i (0 (ICs ] WHS B m1 of Pot re Mills, and { r 4 Gates Minch i, Fleming Dec thd wiill ging Ost. sud Cath- Milesburg Viue Gleun rs a ren Fine Grove M1 , Penna os ning M + Hall g Mills Woodward slover, Asronsbarg Alec, Blormstown vd, Boslsts rg ier . Howas Fert flor ered Ly township, ng man, be a man of 4 lemperment rHAOS {lis i1e Was i S13 ) Orndor!, rt Bergoer, Monument , Walker Mc Man SWAY . Wolfs Blore rick, Centre Hall tters Mills r, Tussey ville ling, Enow Bho Moshatnon omon Peck, Nittany Minnieh, Hublersburg lohin Cole, Zion aang, Port Matilda BREEN EEEEERE HO! 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