Y, MARCH 22,
1906,
APPOINTMENTS.
1ssey ville, morning ; Spring Mills
putre Hall, evening.
ing Mills, morning Union,
1. Bamuel Gobble,
i One horse,
g machine,
1 ine and
implements,
. Potters
tee of Miss
is, ete.
Clayton
One
Ug Wagon,
rs. Adam
08, COWS,
one
One
LUERY
wig
n at Keith's
, Phil
(Goldin,
wdelphia,
the
who per-
marvelous
Ag an extra
great Duflin-
lie most sen-
vaudeville.
Fekstein,
Mack and
ay : James J.
ite jest; the
the Schubert
vens, Caprice,
i Nettie Peters,
d
Hor iiCenses
refused
Nera
license
for
Saturday, and
arguments
urt’'s decision
buy is
you
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CENTRE HALL CASTLE, NO, 365
Organized In Centra Hall, Ssturday Eve.
ning Forty-six Members,
Centre Hall Castle, No. 365, K. G.
I5, was instituted Friday evening,
March 16. A. J. Hazel presided as
Grand Chief, assisted by the following
Bir Knights :
Past Grand Chief, Samuel Welser
Grand Vice Chief, Clyde Duck
Grand Sir Herald, John Roush
Grand High Priest, W, ]
Grand Master of Records, J. H, Poll
r of Exchequer, C. O. Grenoble
Yearick
Grand Keep
dsman, Clark Stover
Grand Second ( rdsman, Thos, Taylor
ble Hermit, R, U.
r, Windom Gramley
partges
Grand First Ga
Venera litner
vin, Daniel Heckman
The first and third degrees were con-
ferred by
and the second by Uentre Castle team,
Mills, The following of-
ficers were elected and installed :
the Millheim degree team,
of Bpring
Auman
Adam C, Ripka
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Wi
four-
fifteen
were present,
Fou n of Millheim Castle,
“pring Mills Castle and
of Madisonburg Castle
After the
lunch was served.
business was transacted =a
Those of the charter members
ent who received
C. W. Boozer, C. Asher Max
Zerby, P. C. Frank, Chas. McClens-
han, F. L. Walker, J. A. Hoover, Geo.
W. Nearhood, Rol. Lipgle, Edward
Royer, James Callahan, A. W, Garver,
A.C. Ripka, W. L. Jacobs, J. Roy
P. Garis, E. . Lutz, Wm.
Kuhn, John Martz,
James Lingle, J.
Walker, W. B
Wm. H.
Lingle, Bruce E.
mith, Robert Bmith,
has, W. Poorman.
meeting was
The
Centre
n the second floor
store building,
pres-
the degrees were :
Stahl,
Hiand,
lenner
=wWeelwood,
ng
Arcadia,
meet of
ing
ave been
every
pre-
DE is
Was Or-
Bp
irray-Alexander
» of John Curray and
ary Alexander, of Milroy, took
y of last week.
ve of Potlers Mills
tf ff ————
nati
digation of the New Capitol
18
house
would
ou in Cairo
MN. Y. Was
14 years and
then,
the last we
the way to pre-
nn there's
ondition
VOR & ( 0,
New York.
ur paint
i Estate,
ux.,
Miles
to J. W
LOW.
ship. $350
H. Y. Blitzer, et £., to
A, Gross, March 12, 1906
wy
Catharine
; Bpring twp.
$100,
Jam
uel Musser
burg. $200.
J. G, Fehl, et. ux.
Musser, March 29,
burg. $950.
W. E. Clark, et,
March
murn, eb, ux., to Eman-
March 25, 1905 ; in Asrons-
Emanuel
Aarons
s 0
1905 ; in
ux., to H. T. Clark,
1906 ; premises in Liberty
twp. $50 }.
C. H. Foster, et. ux., to A. C. Eisen-
huth, April 16, 1897 ; lot in State Col-
lege,
Cleorge
$187.50,
W. MeGaifley, et. ux., to
Thomas A. Cronover, March 8, 1906
lot in Philipsburg. $300,
Richard Morgan's heirs to Margaret
Lockington, Feb, 28, 1906 ;: house and
lot in Bellefonte, $1000,
Alice Kelley, et. baron., to Andrew
Harter, March 6, 1906; 25 acres in
Walker twp. $276,
Richard Morgan's heirs to Jacob
Marks, Feb, 25, 1905 ; two houses in
Bellefoute. $4,600,
David Forcey to W. W. Foroey,
Dec. 11, 1905 : premises in Philips
burg. $2000,
M. J. Decker to C. P. Long, Jan. 19,
1906 ; 25 acres in Patton twp, $75.
A ————
LOUALS,
Bev, I, E, Lauffer’'s mother died at
her home at Greensburg, aged s eventy
eight years,
William Walicer, west of town, lost
& valuable horse within the past ten
dayss The animal was injured while
working in the woods, later it took
distemper, and died very unexpected-
jv. Mr. Walker bad been vilered $180
vi J ree.
has been
the
i next fixed upon
i dedication of the
at Harrisburg. The dale
cted matter
nience to President Roosevelt,
ith Governor Pennypacker,
make address,
largely as a
ent and an
pani ———
Aaronsburg.,
Calvin Weaver, who is employed al
i is visiting his parents.
has gone to
» time with friends at State
fazie Mingle
Mer Detwiler and
part of the Sabbath with
at Penn Hall,
Miss Esther Herman,
of her
1 North 2nd street,
ant wife spent
the lady's
parents :
of State Col-
lege, ia the gi uncle, A. B.
Sover,
Mr, and
and Mr. Kennelley, of Altoona, spent
a few days at the residence of Joun P.
Condo.
John attending
the veterinary Toronto,
Canadas, has come home Lo spend his
vacation with his parents,
right Bitner, Miss Rossman and
Mr. Zerby, of Spring Mills, with Miss
Bessie Stover, of this place, enjoyed
the sleighing on Bunday.
The thirteenth inst. Miss Hoettie
SBmull and Harry Bauers, of State Col-
lege, were united in marriage at the
home of the bride’s parents, in this
place. They took the afternoon train
for Btate College, where they will go
to housekeeping. The best wishes of
the people of this community go with
them.
Mrs
Ww ho
college
Bowersox, in
al
Nittany Mountain,
Ed. Page has moved to the Isaac
Noll property in McBride's Gap.
Mrs, James Callahan was seriously
ill Inst week, but is improving.
Wm. Parker is a full-fledged soldier
now, having received his uniform
Friday. He is a cook for Company B,
of Bellefonte,
George Noll, wife and baby boy left
for their home at Winburne, They
had spent several weeks at the home
of the former's father, A. G. Noll,
George Miller sustained quite a loss
Thursday of last week by the burning
of his wood-house and shop. All his
carpenter tools, harness and many
other articles were destroyed,
The infant daughter of Mr, and Mrs,
Charles Stover was quite ill several
days last week, but is better again,
The family expect to move to Belle
foule April first, as Mr, Btover is mix-
fologlst at the Bush House,
% ts s——
Be ——
EARLY USE OF SERUM URGED
Qut the
Benefit of Using Antitoxin As Soon
Pr. Lixoan Points increased
Ag Possible After the Onset of the
Disecace — Use Liberally For Im-
munizing.
The free distribution of Diphtheria
Antitoxin by Dr. Samuel
(i. Dixon, Commissioner of the new
State Department of Health, Is already
howing a splendid saving of precious
Out of the total number of cases
d to the Department of Health
in which the free Antitoxin
administered were fow
; to bring the death rate down
This was a reduction
from the December
inaugurated
ary
there 80
er cent
per cent
This low death rate as shown
records me that in-
42 bel
red case
» January ans
of about lives
Antitoxin is
was able to claim
It means
out of every
ia, the death
the free dis-
+ found
brought
{
n
to KS
Dixon
y +
( Antitox
feels
Commis
zs show
Anti
earlier
liberally, a
recor
that If t
ered
eciat the co.
ting from his fellow
if the siate In se-
the full benefits
of Diphtheria
he physicians
fits experi-
practices
of Lawrence
ommissioner
report
ia treats
The
z that the
for the poor Is a
ine, a great ald
of the state, and a
charity to the poor.”
of life or death with
writes Distributor
oah, in telling of the
y i to his depot for the
securing a package of State's
of the
d with
results
1 fea!
y 14
neal
{rian
gure the Antitoxin has smved
of the patient.” writes Dr. N.
Ziegenfues, of South Bethlehem, on the
of his clinical reports
i by the commissioner.
Dr. J. B. Tweedle, of Carbon county,
tells of being called into a household
where six children were down with
diphtheria and adds on his report “the
children all recovered and are doing
well,”
“Lot me express my opinion that this
is a Godsend for the poor. The par-
ents of my patients gend thanks to you
and all connected,” is the testimony of
Dr. George H., Tibbins, of Wyoming
county, to the value of the state's free
Antitoxin.
At the 500 different points through-
out the state where Health Commis-
sioner Dixon has established a depot
bottom of one
1 hw
recaivaoag 2
of distribution, there Is kept a supply
of fresh Antitoxin that can be drawn
upon immediately by the physician
whenever he has a case of diphtheria
in a family that cannot afford to bear
the expense of the serum. The system
of keeping these depots supplied so
that no valuable time may be lost in
administering the Antitoxin, has been
carefully worked out by the Dapart.
ment of Health, Wh, aN
hs
“KR7=ANTED—A good gir! for general house-
work. Good satisfaotor
work, The nly A ao ’
0, March 99 TH fincas
RS PH EAI
Poalsburg Normal and Preparatory School,
The spring term of this school will
open in the High Echiool room, Mon-
day, April 10th, and eight
weeks,
Classes will
pecially the needs of teachers
those preparing to teach, The
branches will also be taught,
loarding may be procured at
reasonable rates,
continue
be formed to mect en
and
higher
very
For further information, address
H. C. ROTHROCK,
Principal
“5
Does Your
Heart Beat
Yes. 100,000 times each day. §
Does it send out good blood
or bad blood? You know, for}
good blood is good health;
bad blood, bad health. And
you know precisely what to
take for bad blood — Ayer’s
Sarsaparilla. Doctors have
endorsed it for 60 years.
One frequent cause of | iis an Ie
This pr ¥ stipat i
P Wilh Ayers i
Wen
Made by J.C, Ayer Oo., Lowsll,
Also manulsoturers of
HAIR VIGOR,
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we ave
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Wa publish
We pu 3
A Chicago Alderman Ow
Chamberisin's Co
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* I ean heartily »:
recommend 8
Remedy for afle
and IUTIRS,
} Bo. Peoria
enrs ago during
RAY
I caught enld afl
which irritated n
finally «
peak aloud
id advised moe
Has fr
Toes Lhal after i
when | 1
§ 4 . ti
ing the iplisiumatio
HE ped ied
LO igh
eve my selises
MPKIZH, SIM
» that 1 won my seal
i his remedy
¥. Swartz, Tusseyvill
tlers Mills
er
——
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Shoes |!
We have just received
a full line of “Selz” shoes
every pair of which are
guaranteed.
Carpet !
Also, a full line of car-
pet samples direct from the
actory, from which you
can select, your Spring
carpets, Come and see.
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SPRING MILLS, PA.
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ELLEFONTE CENTRAL RAILROAD,
Week Days,
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4 2 STATIONS, 5
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Schou) Lots Beld To a Smart Property. Owns?
Two lots fronting on Main rect,
lying south of the Reformed church, wing Its the same witl
were sold by the school board to the )
trustees of the lodge of Odd Follows.
The sum stipulated is $500,
The school board retained
skill
thing,
fiixed
Paivting practical work
paint m
M
Oil
ou know 4 gallons 1. &
with 4 gallons Lingeed inkes
enough moderate nized
rear hiotise
paint for a
the best paint money can buy
part (over one acre) of the wise the I. & M. Zine hardens
plot. It is the intention to sell the & M. it* Lead and makes
timber from that part. This action is th & M. Paint wear like iron,
due to the fact that nearly all the tree don’t pay $1.50 a
are dead, and would upsuited t you ds in
stand In ‘ -for-use paint, but buy oil fresh
timber on the lal 60 cents, and mix
M
wort Jo & M
the
school
Wh
and
be neced Ol, as
in a school ground,
course of a few years, after the
is removed, numerous shade trees will
be set, which by the time a new
school building will be needed will be
sufficiently l
grounds,
about $1.20 per
large to well shade the Hearick Bros , Hall,
Centre
cn com ———
ibm 00 Telephone Voles Wanted,
A Safe tough Medicine for « hildren Fhree undred telephone poles,
In buying a cough medicine for
dren never be afraid to buy Chamber § # mint 1 gre
lain’s Cough Remedy here r i Ne
danger from it und relief
to follow. It is especially valuable
wide, croup and whooping cou KF. E. Wieland, 1,
For sale by OC, W, Bwartz, Tusseyeill Durst, Richard Brook
F. A. ( , Potters Mill fre ra
dism-
wanted by
7, The Patrons
ne Company Apply to
i Hall ; Rarouel
D. L
inches in
1 HRIWARVYHE
Bartges,
Bre
ty -
- oo ———
Woman who
miplon Liniment for Kheumatism
Drake, a mail carrier at Chap-
¢, Conn, says : * Chamberlain's
he champion of all lini-
year | troubled
reumalism ino my
Cures
Was
rying several
re recommended this
AGENTS FOR reined: id iL completely cured
Huber Manufacturing Co, Phere 1s Do use of suyone
HARRISBURG, PA Ri men.
me.
suffering
when Lbhis
for a8 small
gives prompt
inued use for a short
manent cure,
artz, Tusseyville
iis,
rolained
Heaton
$ Laer
a pet
fers
ofan
the man who boards
3
iank down
a woman suspects that
Ks her most.
i —
lious attack take Cham-
and Liver Tablets
jel certain. For sale
. Bwartz, Tusseyville : FF. A,
afi}
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nach
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a Clie is
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; National Cream
F Separator
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Oak Hall Station,
Agent
Pa
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SPECIAL
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GROVE, Administrator,
' Spring Mila, Fa
Belleloute
Walker
Llores
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W. B. MINGLE,
eutie Hall, Pa
MP REPAIRING- The undersigned i»
prepared W repail all siy les of pumps, ele,
sllenion will be given this work,
and Pumps and repairs for same,
lishou al any Lime, al lowest cost,
Also. a full line of plumbers supplies. 1f fu
need of water Plpos, 10 matter what size or quan.
Hi, gel prices rosn me,
Also, Gasoline Engines
W. W. SMITH
Centre Hall Gallery
POT S00COOSPTIOVOC SOOO POOTOOOCOOREEPOY
J. B. ROWE,
Centre Hall, Pa.
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