EN me
THE CENTRE REPORTER
THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1906,
CHURCH APPOINT MEN T8
non, morning,
Saturday afternoon ;
Centre Hall, evening
Reformed ~U communion, pre
WMEALOrY service
Mills, afternoon ;
Lutheran--"Tozsey
afternoon ; Spring
lle, morning ; Contre Hall,
ning.
¢ Hall,
18, eve
Proshvterian
Mills, afternoon.
morning |
{Appointments not given here have not boon
reported to this office. |
tieckman
Heckman, son of Jeremiah
Heckman, and Miss Anna Long,
daughter of Andrew Long, all of
Spring Mills, were married 156th inst,
Long
Nestor 8.
M. Rearick.
ne Simro pect
Keith's Theatre,
An unique feature is being presented
at Keith’s Chestnut Street Theatre,
Philadelphia, this week. This is a
play, ‘ Under the Third Degree, Yip
which the protean, William Court-
leigh, appears in eight different roles,
Another attraction is Nina Morris and
¢ A Friend's Advice.”
ventriloquist ; the
three Dumonds, Irving Jones, the
Boldens, the Tanakas, Susie Fisher,
and Mlle. Chester and dog, are others
on the bill. Walter C. Kelly, monolo-
gist, is particularly pleasing, as is also
Lillian Shaw in travesty and imita-
tions. The four Lukens, acrobats,
give some wonderful performances.
Company in
Edward Reynard,
Be Arts es -
Geary--Rossman,
The marriage of Charles Geary, of
Altoona, and Miss Blanche V. Ross-
man, of Tusseyville, was solemnized
at the home of the parents of the
bride, Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Rossman,
Saturday evening, Rev. J. M. Rearick
Only a few of the nearest
the principals witnessed
officiating.
relatives of
the ceremonies.
The groom is a son of D. W. Geary,
and is a painter
Al-
is A
of pear Tusseyville,
and decorator. He
toona for time,
young lady
community of
several years taught
has been in
I'he bride
regarded in the
and for
Potter
sOIne
highly
her home,
school in
township
I'he
Altoona,
voung couple will reside
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Letter to J. D Marray.
Hall, Pa.
Thomas J.
entre
Bannon,
Denar Nir:
W I., says :
a gallon
blinas ;
such
druggist, aterly, R.
Westerly
of paint to o
Devoe
thing a8 rubbing this out.
{ The usual reckoning is for a gallon
We sus pees the Westerly
wear tl paint until it
sinters ex pect
of
ia 110
var
wel
19 sels
ae th .
5 + there
ad 4 LUTLE
covers
to cover 16
people don’t
Ls very shabby.
ome of
Hill,
Hill,
4 4
Peter Smith, of Centre
farm of 137 acres, in Porter township,
Clinton county, to Joe Long for $5000.
W. M. Grove, T. M.
Wm. Pealer appointed by
court to view a road in Haines town-
ship.
The Gentzell-Beezor horse sale Bat.
Bellefonte, was a quite
The horses averaged al-
were
urday, in
brisk affair,
most $192
“ Must have the Centre Reporter to
get the Centre county news.”” That is
the way Cuoarles F. Loutz, a Mifllin-
burg railroad office young man puts it,
And he is right.
Dr. Laurie, of Bellefonte,
the two commissioners who opposed
the union of the Cumberland Presby-
terian church snd the Presbyterian
church in the U. B. A. Even minis-
ters labor hard for distinction,
J. Newlin Hall, of Howard town
ship, was recently thrown from an
iron land roller and seriously injured,
the roller having passed over the lower
part of his body. No bones were
crushed, but the attending physician,
Dr. W. O, Melntire, found various
other injuries,
Among the callers from Harris
township Monday was Amos Koch,
who came to Centre Hall to look after
the graves of departed relatives, Mr
Koch related that his mother, Mrs
Nancy Koch, although eighty-five
years of age, was quite active, Bhe is
the daughter of Jacob Dunkle, of
Farmers Mills, deceased, ard is the
only survivor of a family of sixteen or
eighteen children,
The cigarette fiend is being hit hard
upon all sides in the business world,
The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railroad company has sonounced
that every employe found smoking
cigarettes for the company will no
Jonger give him employment, they
have asceriained to their satisfaction
that the cigarette flend cannot, or
does pot, perform his duties In as sat-
fafa ory su msnner as does the other
fellow. This is poor encouragement
for the boys,
+
was one of
THE QRANGERS ASK QUESTIONS,
Two-Uant a Mile Passenger Hate, Ke
taining of Personal Property Tax May
be
I'he
Realized,
legislative committee
to candidates for
heretofore
to submit
which
been regarded
political conditions.
What the grangers want is that can-
didates for the Legislature shall
carry freight ; a bill
uniform passenger ate of two cents a
to support
not to accept free transportation;
to favor the enforcement of the Consti-
tion companies;
retaining all the revenue from the per-
also the equalization of taxation, an
increase of State aid for
roads and more money for
ized township and high schools
central.
didates would have cared to
The
the known sen
makes it very
dodged.
Io fact,
Ntale
would have
are eA8y Now,
of the
that
timent
certsin the more
the Legislature without the
trouble
advance, Two-cent railroad fares and
the right of trolleys to carry freight,
together with some changes in
next
of
counties,
Leg
further benefit of
certain as the daylight.
are
rislatio
if such
the
at the extra
had been included in
the call,
session subjects
i Uurposes
tur
of
The sentiment in favor of
back to the
ie and
township
counties more
reve increasing the
ations to schools aod
will probably be no less decisive.
equalizatio
different but
will be possible because the
that have
wre no le
Fhe grapgers
good luck with
opinions, some
intl
heretofore stood in the
ager able Lo do so
therefore, will
their questions. They
candidate
party
wii hardl, find a
Legislature on any ticket
will not
tion apswer all of them ; and it
be generslly done in good faith.
a &—
Veterans Dying ON
of 2.163
net decresse
United Sistes pension
The total number
86 of
here was a
names on the
rolls duriog April
of pensioners was 987
Bl ClRases
lis April 30, There are now
War oi
of
April beiug
urvivols of the Civil
roils, the number de
Class GUNLE
by death of pensioued
ers and sabiors was 31°74
——
fail in the Bounds
Bguiries are being made
PF Re I, rie invesimelis, eariog a
I¢ Ola Tellrn in Interest
Money
Kayes
his being the
would
is cheapeniug. Bonds snd mor
i ing sought aiter,
the local authorities De
calling io all the borough
bonds, These bouds are bearing five
interest, and there
scramble for them.
By re-issuing the borough bond,
at
more —-
is 8 veri
in.
cluding those for water, least
perhaps
one
per cent could be
paved.
This sction-—the calling in and re.
issuing of the bonds— is a matter that
rests entirely with the wembers of the
that far the
business transection goes, but the will
of the people shouid be and no doubt
will be the cause for action.
The of the vond-holders
cannot be cousidered. It is a case of
be saved to the
town council, in
#0 an
personel
dollars and ceuls to
tax payers.
Call in and re-issue the bonds,
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LOCALS,
The engagement of Hon. P. KE.
Womelsdorf, of Philipsburg, to Miss
Emma D. Warfel, a daughter of for-
mer postmaster Harry Warfel, of that
place, has been annouced,
Edward Everett Hale's optimistic
article on ** The Comforts of To-day,"
and the first ardicle of a serious cam-
paign against Child Blavery are the
coutrasting features that distinguish
the June number of the Woman's
Home Companion,
The Patroos Exhibition and Fair,
at Centre Hall, will be held Beptem-
ber 15th to 22nd, inclusive, In the
list of fairs published by the Biate
Agricultural Department, the dale
was incorrectly stated to be Beplember
26 to 28. This year, nud hereafter, at
least $50 will be awarded in prizes, to
be distributed to all exhibitoss of meri.
torious articles,
There are (wo kinds of girls in the
world, the girl who works and the
girl who gads. Work lends dignity to
u pretty girl, is an added charm to her,
The girl who works combines the use.
ful and ornamental, She might gad
about, roll on sofas, gossip and read
story books, but she prefers to be of
some use in the world and goes out
us stenographer, teacher, saleslady or
housekeeper bravely makes her own
way.
a
ba >
Her Clatmns to Patronage,
Yhen Mrs, Lombard offered to rec
omniend Miss Shinpson to her friends
was honest In her
woman, but her
smnaker she
dp the 1
as a dre
WW I to hie
efforts
ttle
hore
tact
I wish you would try Dora Simp
she suid earnestly to three of her
who were calling upon her one
good
Her old customers
tore
than of
on,’
friends
day “She's such a
and so unfortunate!
| scarcely a person In the neighborhood
| who employs her now,
tinued Mrs. Lombard, with
i she
her 1
haste,
S11
of riends,
very wel
port and that she tried everything else,
| took up sewing as a last resort and
just hates every stitch
always has. Now,
She's been
king a
as patient about it as can
thous we've
three times." Youth's Companion.
Man
aie celebrity
Dressmaker,
{ The
The firs who
First
dressn
| berg, the son of n Bavari:
ood of
May r, 17%
in peasant
Munich, One
30, a beau-
g about
rd ith an utcheon in the
| of a t an 11
nted on
liborh
jay in the month of
i } ’ § seen drivin
shape
pair of scissors
panel of
iberg’s coat
He
and owed his
disguls-
ring out
18 of his falr
the
was Ri hon
(8 own tale,
1
income of
led the
rt and
plendid
An ef
upon
» acad
i
Fulminate of Mercury.
ingre
They Needed the Money,
11%) [Hees
‘from 1 to
unloade d
a nissing,
88 showed
the final
custom
ew of the
«1 of funds,
thies for
3 fout
Hes for
num-
alled for
in Lippin-
be
but one
cott’'s M
rod SN
The Philosophy of Thunder,
Thunder caused by the
spark heating the air
lightning
path, caus-
and compression
all und, followed by as sudden a
rush of air into the partial vacuum
thus produce If the sp » straight
short 1 short and
gharp; If its path be a long and crook
one aft
iracteristic rat.
by the
The echoes
sas ita
Ing sudden expansion
Aare
rk bx
and will “be
ed one a su
er the other,
tle, will heard,
echoes from other «
have a rolling a
ession of sounds,
a ch
with
followed
louds
nd rumbling sound.
The Tendon Achilles,
Anatomisis fully call
tendon of 16 ye t
after the Gre
the big
Achilles,”
The ny thologie-
al story goes that mother, Thetis,
holding him by the heel, dipped him In
the river Styx to make him invulnera
ble. Put Paris inflicted a wound that
proved fatal on the heel that had not
been immersed.
ancl
endon
TR hero
his
A Dungerods Practice,
A.Is dying the hair as dangerous
as the doctors would make it appear?
B.~Certainly! You take my word for
It. Only last spring an vacle of mine
dyed his halr, and in three weeks he
was married to a widow with four
children, —Fllegende Blatter,
Overdid It.
“So sorry not to have heard your
lecture last night,” sald the loquacious
lady. “I know I missed a treat. Every.
body says It was good.”
“How did they find out?” asked Mr.
Frockcoat, “The lecture, you know,
was postponed.”
The Clever Girl,
Daughter 1 don't want to marry
Just yet. I'd rather stay at school,
Mother — You must rémember, dear,
men do not wish clever Pives. Daugh-
ter—But all men are not like papa.
Taming a Hat,
A trapped rat may easily be tamed
by allowing no water but that offered
in a spoon, for the creature soon learns
to recognize the hand which supplies
this all Important necessary.
Making Bread With
At
Hae
Sean Water,
fer
places
one thine sea
Euglish
bread
Wis
when mak
villages along the
France utilize it. Fresh
wuter is only used for
sen water being exclu
for the making und
dough, By this method
table salt requires to be
sult water giving
sary degree of sa-
But, though sea water does ad-
mirably for breadmaking, when ap-
plied to other culinary purposes the
result is a disagreeable fallure, The
wheaten bread produced by It, how-
is excellent and of great hyglenie
The chloride of
the aerld taste
decomposed in the
does not Convey
to
side
LAV HOW
ol
pring
Hig
coust line
rain or
pure
dy employed
of the
no mineral or
added, the natural
bread the
neg
HeCeS
linity
ayer,
value magnesium,
to sea
heating
its orig!
bread,
, Of course, per
nll ts characteristic
The mineral
baked bread
be of the nature of
I | idon
imparts
fore
greeable taste the
non kal
sub
t in the are con
very mild
Mall
Tallor Bird.
«1 birds
of
wed to m
the
any
gifted
tincts they
ir ene
Feo int
Labor In Old Times
various
Brisson's
Capaieanm.
: ft. fre which the
re pro
» tropical re
Africa and
lid almost as
these
by the
Its
1% suggested to
wught that It
natural tonle
feal countries
1s £1
Mi iN ad
in used
for food
Mermaids,
ver there are legends
tell
nit the gea
f southern Man.
kind is tanght on the most excellent
evidence tha 1 mermaid was captured
at Bangor, on of the Bel
fast lough, In the sixth century, while
another caught at Edam in 1403 was
carried to Haarlem and kept there for
many years
about
gtories
Chinese
ers nlx
woman song
the shores
Wanted Al That Was In Jt.
Father (whose has presented
him with ty Tommy, you may
stay from school today and to
tell the teacher that you have
two new brothers, Tommy Wouldn't
it be better to say that I have only one
new brother? Then | can stay home a
day next week for the other one
Fliegende Blatter,
wife
Vins
hottie
morrow
Menlth Cranes,
The pursuit of health, like
phia habit or drunkenness, grows on
people till it really becomes a vice,
Continuous thought and anxiety about
one's health is extremely bad for the
constitution and undermines it quicker
than port wine. London Queen,
the mor
fare Thing.
Teacher—A miracle ls golng against
the natural order of things, Are mir
cles performed today? Bright Boy--
Yes'm. Teacher-Name one. Bright
Boy Well, mamma says that papa is
always turning night into day.—Life.
None can tell where the diamond goes
to in combustion. When burned it
leaves no ash and not a trace of the
once brilliant stone,
AI SR
Visiting cards printed at this office
1
aS A SS
“Swented ” Then Died,
Anna Weaver entered a trespass suit
city of Altoona,
dumuges,
to recover $30,000
Bhe charged the city police
depnriment with maintaining in ite
lock-up a sweat-box seven feet high, |
cannot lie down nor turn around,
Mrs. Weaver alleges 1 hat her husband,
while sick, was imprisoned in this
sweat-box,
physical pain as to cause his death
the following day. This suit will test
box process on criminals,
atin
Mayer's Successor, Who ?
The successor to Judge Mayer in
the Clinton-Elk-Cameron
district is being looked for.
a number of aspirants,
Republicans are Capt. W. C. Kress, of
Lock Haven, and Hon. B. W. Green,
of Emporium,
In the Democratic column are
C. Hipple and George A. Brown, of
Lock Haven, and Msjor Harry Alvin
Hall, of Ridgeway secking recognition.
It is surmised that Governor Penny-
packer will appoint a judge after the
Republicans have placed a candidate
in the fleld, and that he will select ss
his appointee the Republican candi-
date.
The the
ber election will be for nn full
Novem-
of
selection made at
term
ten years,
A Mp ntl iin
Fire st Jacksonville
farm of
known
place ) caught
fire on Monday night of last week and
burned down with all contents,
Mr. Pifer wife, eight children
narrowly escaped with their lives
Mr. and Mrs. Pifer
Howard returning about
The dwelling house on the
A. J. Pifer, pear Jacksonville {
as the old MeCalmont
its
snd
had gone to
ten o'clock
an hour
later they were awakened by breaking
glass the
COR pe
hey went to ned and about
snd
leaving all
caused by
their
belongings behind
Lieat,
they
made their
After the evening meal
the
to go out,
was cooked
fire in the cook stove was allowed
atid al the time the building
there of fire
caught tnt
in the
Wns
How
The loss is estimated at about
a “park
house it caught nobody
Kuows,
$1. AX}
AM ————
New Industry For Farmers
Loong ago the country was dotted
thickly with distilleries, The (ax
spirits was low and whisky was cheap
Every “till
These have now vanished
on
had its
largely
fore 8 hesvy internal revenue
other farm
be
lax, al
though the moonshiner exists in some
Pennsyl-
drive a load
of the
equivalent
remote regions, As a result,
vania farmers no longer
of rye to the owner
and carry away
whisky.
The passage of the free alcohol bill
will tend to
kind of distillery.
distillery
mil in
establish a brand new
This later crop will
convert and other
vegetables into denatured sicohol,
which possesses all the needed proper
ties of a good fuel and a first-rate illu-
minant, without any of the elements
of an intoxicant,
To turn a potato iuto
cheap snd easy task. It
expensive thao the cid
turning rye ioto whisky. For this
reason there likely spring up
on the farms of the United Slates a
tremaendous number of little distiller.
ies which will do a more or less local
business This provided the free al-
bill which passed the Benale,
iaw, which now seems
beets, potatoes
alcohol
will be less
method of
Is =u
in to
cohol
becomes a
likely.
ii—r——— —
United States Benator Burton would
not be the only Senator debarred from
ever holding office if all the guilty
— —
TR Ara on
sss sone
To un Smart Property. Owner,
work. Bkill
wins, IVs the sume with paint making.
You know 4 gallons I. & M, mixed
with 3 gallons Linseed Oil makes
{enough paint for a moderate sized
house—the best paint money can buy
because the I. & M. Zine hardens
the I. & M, White Lead and makes
the I. & M. Paint wear like iron,
Buy L. &M. and don’t pay $1.50 a
gallon for Linseed Oil, a8 you do in
ready-for-use paint, but buy oil fresh
from the barrel at 60 cents, and mix
with the L.. & M,
Actual cost 1. &
gallon,
| Bold by Rearick Bros. ,
————— —
A curate is not always accurste,
Most fellows would rather look bored
than pay board,
M. about $1.20 per
Centre Hall,
Even after he is broke the
pitcher may make good.
Bome people run into debt and
then claim they are pushed in,
buseball
The astronomer studies the stars,
the actor understudies them.
ANTED=Travelling salesman,
furnish refereneess and
$1000 00 ; Dollars
ary and expenses
rind We
W H EEL]
Mast
invest One
in our © per cent.
paid. Experience
leach business al our mills
NG ROOFIRG & CORNICE CO.
TH}
OK BALE —Egge from standard bred
: Wyandoties of a carefully selected
#irain ; pure while and the true
, $1.05 per setting of 156
J. MEYER, Centre Hall, Pa
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
ki BELLEFONTE, PA
pera House Blox
¢ Court Ho
sasiness altended
SUMMER DRESS 6000S §
ALS E WO OXFORDS
H. F. ROSSMAN
SPRING MILLS, PA.
EEN rn TEEN TT sm ees
Shoes! Shoes!
Good Resolution : For
Health, Wealth and
Prosperity buy your
Shoes from Krape.
My price is saving, good
health and prosperity
assured.
* Douglass, Dayton
A. A. Cutler
Radcliffe
Seeing is convincing in
Price and Quality,
Come one and all.
The only diflerence is Barton
proven guilty.
A
Read the Reporter.
C. A. KRAPE
Spring Mills, Pa.
Men's Suits
$7.50 to $25
Youth's Suits
Montgomery
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