THE CENTRE REPORTER THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1906. SALE REGISTER, MONDAY, MARCK 19, 12 o'clock, G. one mile north of Linden Halil: implements and household goods, WEDNE:EDAY, MARCH 21, 12.50 p. m,, John MH. Durst, threo miles east of Centre Hall, on the Hiram Dorst farm, now owned by W. D, Bartges ©: 4 horses, two of which are single drivers ; eight miich cows, 8 head of young cattle, four of which bulls, These cows and young cattle are all shorthorn ; 8 shoats, brood sow and § pigs, and a full line of farm implements. TUESDAY, MARCH 20, u ntre Hall, on the & n 6 work hors 4 Shorthorn bul Bb brood sows, 17 shoat Hapiements ; W. Mililer, Live stock, 1 a m, 1 1-2 miles enst np farm, Sydoey I. ols, 9 mileh cows, attie, 6 calves, 2 all line of farm nure spreader, No. , one-half mile Kunkle Live west of Tussey 5 m implements stock and full line FRIDAY, MARC! 1 1-2 miles porth-wast of Penn NATTY i m.. Samuel Gobble, Hall: One horse, sting machine, chine ana implements, 1 COWS John shak Also a lot Potters Miss % Clayton seyville: One , buggy, spring wagon, ele, also, household goods, Wagner, 14 mile Bors, Iwo COWS, wag cultivator, . h 27. m., Mrs. Adam COWS, ees, mules, shold good my School, nounces that she Hall, for HOSTERMAN, Centre Hall, Pa. il —— Thanks, » undersigned an . will open a school in be- six Centre £ April 9, to continue HELEN gianiu 3 k -, wee -. Card of on and family, of Bpring return thanks to the and friends who so Kindly of the Harry Jamison, neignbors assisted them on OCeasion funeral of their 201, Ee — a SR Nive Inches of Snow, snow fell Bun- the greatest ng entire advantage of nine 1nche the DEATHS, H, M, JAMISON of M, 1€- Tuesday, March 6th, the angel death entered the home of H. Jamison, at Shelby, Ohio, and moved from the family circle a kind and affectionate husband and The Masonic Lodge of shelby charge of the body and prepared it for shipment to the home of hi Mr, and Mrs, 7, B. Jamison, at spring Mills, where it arrived noon, Saturday inther, took parents, Friday aftec- forenoon the re mains were interred in the Preshy- I'he H., A He that place services were conducted by Dr. W, Schuyler De. D. M. Wolf. large choir sang several beautiful terian cemetery al and lections, Harry Jamison, as he was familiarly Enown, was at Mpring Mills, Mareh 12, 1872, died March 1906, makiog 4s age about thirty-four years. He was educated In the Gregg Township High School, and taught in Pennsylvania and afterward in Kansas He survived his wife daughter, his parents and a brother, Edward, at Bpring Mills; three sis- Mrs. Hockman, of Philadelphia; of Martinsburg: Mrs a half-sister, Mrs , and a half-broth- er, sa banker in the west, Dorn and G, is by ana ters : Martin, of T Hwires, of © ar yrone ; lilesburg Boozer, Rosaman, A. N. Finkle, Dr. H. p Old Fort Lodge of Masons, and W. The pall bearers were C, W. H. F. 8. Braucht, C, Long, members of L Campbell, of Lodge No. t Jersey Shore, From the Daily Globe, of Bhelby -3i, 8 is learned that Mr. Jamison came te Shelby in 1809, and for three years cou- ducted a collecting agency, He married June 6, 1900, to Miss Berths Lamoreux, of Milan, O. Belling out his business he moved to Monroeville. where he conducted a store, which later he sold and went to Bowl. ing Green, where he again engaged in Wie shoe the business short collecting time, after which he returned AR he racter of t I al purpose, - us to ledford of Altoona within the Improve- e amount of $1,200,000 he construction tween and Bedford will be let next thirty « said. a te ment bond have been issued, and the mortgage dard Trust Che line will will delivered to the Come- any, of New York, be ww? forty miles long, and connect a dozen towns, nc fo aprons Fingers Cut Of Another of his fingers saw mill workman had two severed by coming in Chis time it was { Pleasant Gap, at the mill of am Knoffsinger. was adjusting contact with a aw, Henry Knoflsinger, the accident happening his grandfather, ¥ I'he unfortunate ms the machinery, of wl + pi 2oe iron indirectly of the itirely, and the iacerated and struck the saw, which was responsible. 1 finger left hand was ot second finger w the bone split. Dr. Lee dressed the wound. —————— Boalsbarg Normal snd Preparatory School will open in the High 5 room, Mon- day, April 10th, and continue eight weeks, Classes will pecially the those preparing to teach, branches will Boarding may be pi reasonable rales, For farther ini m of this school The spring Led hool red to meet es- teachers and he higher be taught, 2 oe i £ uesglas of Aan0 oCured al very EERE RALIL H.C u, address » ROTHROCK, Principal. i fp Transfer of Heal Estate. Nathan J. McCioskey to Wm. B. McCloskey, Dec. 4, 1905; interest in real estate in Curtin twp. $800 Geo. M. Harter, et. ux., to John R. Auman, Feb, 25, 1906 ; 22 acres 90 per- ches in Potter twp. $4,400, Michael EH. Davidson to Edward Genter, Feb. 17, 1906 ; lot in Philips. burg. $1900, Lauderbach Barber & Co. to W. R. Magill, Feb. 20, 1906 ; house and lot in Philipsburg. $1500, Magdalena Mann, et. bar., to J. Wil- son Mann, Feb. 26, 1906 ; 86 acres 107 perches jn Curtin twp. $1100, Margaret Moore, et. bar., to Samuel Martz, et. ux. Feb, 24, 1906 ; 1-3 inter- est in land in Pine Grove Mills, $200, John M. Bullock, et. al, exr., of Moses Montgomery, to W, W. Mont. gomery, Feb. 2, 1906; premises in Bellefonte, $1,650, Bula J. Woodring to Maud G. Wood- ring, March 2, 1906 ; premises in Port Matilda, $1,475, Barah Ann Bmith, et. al, to John E. Johnston, Dec. 9, 1905 ; 156 acres in Ferguson twp. $2666.60, Thos. D. Hurst, et. ux., to Wm, D, Keller, Jan, 80, 1906; 60 acres in'Spring twp, $1400, ——————— fp o—_—i—— The defeat in the Senate of the House Statehood bill joining Arizona and New Mexico in a single State created much Joy in Arizona, The news was celebrated by the blowing of whistles, volleys of firearms, bonfires and processions. It is a defeat for the President, but is » victory of right, The whole country approves. The profession that is most over growded 1s that of officeholder, y : Shel ' i by One vear ago lo death he CE ju tlie day of his wimed as partuership with Morris, I'he 15th was tanken il until of Ins No and death iniwr ne gradusnl- ly grew relieved him of his =u On the mor day of his could o’elox k, three the death he was told that he not live longer nan four and he held and then ye, indicating that he had only ous when the clock struck up three fingers to his wife more hour to live. Bhortly thereafter he passed quietly away. He was f A member of Monroeville : the member Masonic of Arch MITA. Lodge at fu i Shelby Chapter, No. 178 M of Mans dary, Knights Templar, Roy al and id Ce WOLS, WILLIAM D. HOUSER William D, Houser died at his home in Bellefonte of dropsy, a hemorrhag: causing his death, which followed an He Was a son Eva Houser and was born in Houserville, fifty-seven years attack of ly phoid fever, of Daniel and ago. He was united in marrisge with da t Grove, f who of Lemont, survive ; lowing children Mrs John Amar with the fi Harry, Co Bellet Mrs, Jacob D. Allegheny; Mrs. John Guisewhite, Bellefonte ; Blanche, William and Ed- ward, at homme. He survived by the followivg sisters and brothers : Mrs. George Cronemiller, Pine Grove Mills ; John Houser, State College : Reuben, Pleasant Gap; James and Harvey, Bpring Mills ; Beott, DuBois : Abram, West Virginia, and =a step mother, Mrs. Lavina Houser, of Cen- tre Furnace. Interment was made in Shiloh cemetery, MES. NOAH ROCKEY Mrs. Noah M. Rockey died at her home, at Filmore, of pneumonia, aged seventy-two years, Bhe is survived by her husband and seven children, as follows : John, Filmore ; Gleorge, in North Dakota; Mrs, John D. Decker, Potters Mills; Mm, G. BRB. Zettle, Mason, Tenn. ; Mrs, W. H. Corman, Cresson ; Mrs. Elmer Limbert, Mill heim, and Mrs. Sadie Metchley, at home, Ona ; Lambert, Mile: Valentine, is also A. A. KOHLBECKER As a result of pneumonia A. A, Kohlbecker died at his home in Cen- tral City. He was a native of Ger many, and came to America when a young man. During the past thirty years be conducted a hotel at Central City, near Milesburg. A A AAA Changing Addresses, Reporter readers who will change their post office address will please notify this office at once. Please do not wait until the change of location bas been made, but write a card, or telephone, at once. In all cases give both the old and new address, A as Os AAAS Hull Christine, The marriage of Charles Hull and Miss Grace C, Christine, both of Elys- burg, took place Wednesday, at Sun. bury, Dr. Gillian performing the cere. mony. The young couple are due at the home of the bride's sister, Mrs, Thomas L. Moore, in Centre Hall this ( Thursday ) evening. The bride is a daughter of the late Rev. F. F. Christine, formerly of Centre Hall. The groom is a rural mall carrier, his route starting at Elysburg. A A GP ——————— Read the Reporter, Pm OP COURT FOR API, Opens Fourth of Two Weoeks~The Jurors, Court opens the fourth Monday April for a two weeks’ se ror Monday Session in ssion. The ju- drawn are appended. GRAND JURORS, Jacob Sharer, farmer, Potter Jacob Eberts, farmer, Haines Wm. Reed, clerk, Philipsburg Jacob Williams, laborer, Huston Alexander McCoy, dealer, Potter I. G. Burket, merchant, Halfmoon John W Getz, tinner, College Joseph Thaul, merchant, Bellefonte Charles Brown, farmer, Bogus Thomas L. Mattern, farmer, Boggs J C Gilliland, farmer, College Henry Lowry, contractor, Bellefonte HT Zerby, farmer, Haines Henry Pletcher, farmer, Liberty I. 8. Ocker, clerk, Bellefonte I'he W. Fisher, farmer, Union H. BE. Gentzel, farmer, Spring James Searson, farmer, Harns John 1. Curtin, gentleman, Bellefonte IF. P. Bartley, liveryman, Bellefonte M Stine, laborer, South Philipsburg wel BK Musser, farmer, 1, contractor, Philipsburg hant, Howard boro , FOURTH HILL Gregg JURORS MONDAY Adam Ha ick, f: John E. Murray, teacher, College Jacob Sunday, farmer, Ferg Edward F. Decker, farmer, Gregg H. J. Tibbens, gentleman, Bellefonte Sidney Krumrine, druggist, Bellefonte Wm. Ross, farmer, Spring W. 8. Feidler, gentleman, Millheim Charles Martz, blacksmith, Ferguson Henry Schieater, barber, Philipsburg James C. Curtin, plumber, Bellefonte a » - w Comal Frospects in Mifflin, teileville Times, Coal was encountered recently in the new drift being run from the sur- face of their property by the Rocky Ridge Coal and Mineral Company at Jacobs. The vein makes a better show- ing than io the first drift, from which the present mining operations are being carried on and discloses six to eight feet of fine semi-bituminous coal as fine in appearance as anthracite. It was reached about seventy feet from the portal of the drift which was driven toward the basin, The new opening will enable the company to greatly increase their output, Letter to A, P, Luse & Son, Centre Hall, Pa. Dear Bir : Lets have a little private talk by ourselves on business ; nobody else, please, read. You want to know howto do a cheap job of painting, and have it look good. Here it Is : The cheapest thing there is in a good-looking Job—gay nothing about its being good—is De- voe ; the regular thing is Devoe, The reason is: Devoe goes further than anything else. Lead-and-oil is good-looking ; don’t go so far and costs more. The other paints are more or less short in one way or another ; don’t go so far and costs more than Devoe. Devoe costs least of allt you don't mind its lasting longer, do you? We can't belp it; a paint that goes further lasts ron As i we can’t help it, F. W. DEVOR & Co. 10 New York. Kreamer & Son sell our paint, From the Own Doctor If he tells you to take Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral for your severe cough or bronchial trouble, then take it. If he has anything better, then take that. We have great confidence in this medicine. So will you, when you once know it. The best kind of a testimonial- “Sold for over sixty years." - Mads by J. CO. Ayer Co., Lowsll, Mass. Also manufacturers of J SARSAPARILLA. yers PILLS. HAIR YIGOR. We have no secretal the formulas of all © We publish ur medicines. Ayer's Pills at bedtime, just one. A Chicago Alderman Owes His Flection to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy “I can heartily «nd conscientiously recommend Chamberlain's Cough lemedy for aftections of the throat and lungs,” says Hon, John Bhenick, 220 Bo. Peoria Chicago. * Two years ago during a political campaign, I caught cold sfter being overheated which irritated ray throat and I was finally compelled to stop, as | oo not speak aloud. In my extremity a friend advised me to Chamber min’s Cough Remedy, | foses that after and could not lieve my senses when I fo morning the inflammation had large'y stibsided, | day, kept right the campaign, sand | cine that I won my seat in oil.” Fhis remed W. Swartz, Tusseyville : Potters Mills ot 3 wuld xt 1 Ul #4 two OR Mi und the next GORE through several talking thang th) took on vy is for = PARE FOR BALE~Gray mare, el old. sound wir : and 3, ght years iriver CCoLT FOR BALE~8or: July, bred fron well boned and GOODHART, Centre Hill, Pa secesesesesesssescsosseses NEW DRESS GOODS Dress Patterns—one of a kind only. Waist Patterns—quite a variety. Also, another lot of cheap Embroideries, Special Come before they are all gone, H F. ROSSMAN" SPRING MILLS, PA. ML B ELLEFONTE CENTRAL RAILROAD, Week Days, EASTWARD, WESTWARD 4 8 5 0000000000 0000000000000000 POPEBOOGDOLBOGHL 00000000000 000C0000000000000000000¢ o%0t000 A — 2 | STATIONS, | | | ME BEEENSEREESoE! ~~ = Loleville....| ot ok SOSSEO LEHNER 0000 500090 W000 WW SSsEE=nsEx BEEeZnENEEnNSS BEEEEEEEEEY BRB DPPROBIOOD E553 sass amu UU St If it is a bilious attack take Cham- beriain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets and a quick cure Is certain. For sale by C. W. 8 Tusseyville; F, A. arson, Potters Mille yyy ———— A AAI FA BW re ina A Bafe Cough Medicine for § hitdren In buying a cough medicine for ehil dren never be afraid to buy hamber- lain’s Cough Remedy, There is no danger from it and relief fs niwaye sure to follow. It Is especially valuable for colds, croup and whooping cough For sale by ©, W, Swartz, Tu weyville ; F. A. Carvon, Potters Mills WANTED ! ! Chestnut and Rock Oak Cord Wood, for which we pay $3.75 PER CORD of 160 cu, ft, cut in 5 ft. lengths, or $3.00 PER CORD it £4 Juniata Oak Extract Company MT UNION, PA. W. D. Strunk & Son, Centre Hall, Pa. AGENTS FOR Huber Manufacturing Co. HARRISBURG, PA Cream . pa raior a A EEN Ea |B. F. HOMAN, Agent Oak Hall Station, Pa sTretect eet NteIN rene SPECIA L PHOTOGRAPHS OFFER ON Inaxe L ~ 3.0( busy now J a W. W. SMITH Centre Hall Gallery (Clothing, E i To sn Bmart Property. Owner, Painting practical work, Hkill the same with paint making, M. mized Oil mnkes moderate sized in wins It's You knn with 3 enough w 4 gallons 1, & Li for the best paint money ean buy & M. Zine hardens we I, &M., Whit Lead snd makes + 1, & M. Paint wear like iron, Buy I. &M £150 n mm for Linseed Ol, as do in fresh mix gullons persed paint # house bepsuse the | and don't pay gail you ready-for-use paint, but buy oil the barrel at 60 cents, and with the I, & M Actual cost 1... & M fron $1 about $1.20 per i gallon “old by Rearick Bros , Centre Hall, Boy psi 00 Telrphone Poles Want ed hundred telephone poles, twer diame by Patrons Apply to HRamuel ‘4 long, six inches in wanted The ne Company Hull : Brooks, D, L. eler = «mall end, are Braneh Company No, 7, Rural Te F. E. Wi Durst. Rie Hull der Sariges, Centre Wr Ans Champion Liniment for Khenmastism Chas. Drake, a mail carrier at Chap- , says : "Chamberlain's he champion of all lini. sr I was troubled a great deal with rheumatism in my After trying several cures keeper bere recommended this completely cured me.” Ihere is no use of anyone suffering that painful ailment when this nt can be obtained for a small ne spplication gives prompt tits continued use for a short produce a permanent cure, C. W. Bwartz, Tusseyville n, Potters Mills, —————— i nn glLioider the stor remedy and it from rn te sele drink lampens a man’s ardor. y have s the living skeleton may long DMINISTRATORS NOTICE LETTERS Administration on the estate of Mar ie of Gregg Wwwiship, deceased, 1 duly granted to the undersigned, he eclinlly requestall persons Koowiug ndebeed 0 Lhe estaie 10 make im me- nie payment, and those having claims Ee ue Lhe same LW present them duly authenticated jor wel licment. JAS. P. GROVE, Administrator, Harrison Walker, Bpring Mills, Pa Attorney, Bellefonte Ww HINT TICK TO CREDITORS~] have been ap. pointed agent for the heirs of Harabd Duamt, deceased All persons baving claims against said estate wili please present them Ww he lor payment W. B. MINGLE, Centre Halli, Pa. “4 Dec. 12, 1906 UMP REPAIRING- The undersigned is prepared to repair all styles of pumps, ete, Prompt attention will be given this work, Windmills and Pumps and repairs for same, can be furnished at any time, at lowest Oost, Also, a full line of plumbers supplies, Deed of walter pipes, 00 matter ly, get prices from me. Also, Gasoline Engines. if in what sise or quan J. 8. ROWE, Centre Hall, Pa. THE CELEBRATED THE SWELLEST N R. KEISER. HATTAN SHIRT THE HATCH & CO. AND ALL OTHER CLOTHING FROM B. $ ECKWEAR FROM J, CO, LINES FROM FIRST - Why not advertise tn the Reporter?
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