LOCALS,
Rev. J. M. Rearick will be abkent
for a week or more at his former howe
at Beaver Springs.
If you want to buy a mortgage
improved real estate, write George H.
Small, Smuliton, Pa.
Mrs, James Wagner, of Miflinburg,
visited in Penns Valley for a short
time, returning ome Tuesday.
on
BURNS DIED PENNILESS.
His First Obituary Notice Called For
Help For His Family,
When Robert Durns dled the follow-
ing the Edin-
burgh Advertiser of July 26, 1796: “On
the 21st inst. died at Dumfries, after a
the celebrated Robert
His poetical compositions, dis-
the
obituary appeanred In
lingering iil
Burns
tinguished equally by force of na-
A Sand Storm Experience In the
Desert of Sahara,
To flee from a sand storm in
surd performance, The Arad, however,
experienced in the of Sahara,
that when
dunes are apt to begin thelr most ter-
rible “walking.” He seeks
Willys
knows
GEORGE H. SMULL
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Farms,
Timberland, and
Other Properties
TA WR.
————— see
price
while there is yet time
Our worst experience of the desert in
one of its mad fits, says the author of
“In the Desert,” was a morning
when, luckily for us perhaps, we were
lurge oasls of Nefta, near
frontier. The flapping of
and the drumming of rain-
it awoke us, and Ahmeda,
xcitement, hurried our depar-
explained that so long agithe
steel it would keep the sand
and that this was our opportuni-
ty. Accordingly, | very short time |
we had struck tent, loaded camels, sad- |
dled ponies and were under way.
50 cents
A fine line of Four-in-hand
Ties, at
25 cents
BOUGHT
SOLD
and RENTED
The festival held on Grange Park
by » Sunday school class of the Re-
formed church was quite a success,
The groes receipts were about $100.
tive the
tenderness of passi
warmth and the
on amd by the glow-
criptfe penell, will
wnt of the vig-
humor, by
ing touches of a de on
remain a lasting me
Miss Cora Brown, of Potters Mills, | or
returned from Bellefonte, Friday,
where she had been a guest at
hovae of her unele, Commissioner J
Li. Danlap.
pat
nearing the
the Tunisian
the tent
drops upon
mind gulded
only by the ligl ture
and ver
ang by the Guaranteed Mortgages
Inspiration of
“The publ!
larg
with regret
the
on improved
real estate
for sale.
» musement he
buted,
extraordinary en-
dowments wer eeomp with
useless
sOINe ©
He
rain la
quiet
has so will learn
ture
P. Bliss Meyer, the Boling Green,
Virginia, lumber manufacturer, in
sending a remittance to the Reporter,
expressed the Kindliest focling for the | © himself and | mily. The
paper. That kind of letters makes the widow. u somewhat purpose-
writer feel ull the more for ith infant chil a: the The rain was and had |
floes! news, Iv expectation o ' . Row wn heavy. The ground was saturat- |
. : : cemed no prospect of its
. As Nefta was only
anied
frailties which na
last
KREAMER & SON, Centre Hall, Pa.
Write for particulars.
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pent in
TO Us
Ratheriog | ADDRESS
Bellefonte, or
Smullton, Pa.
“The Publisher's
Claims Sustained
After being employed for forty-two
years in the blacksmithing :
went of the Altoona ear shops, Got wry of her husband j ar a ny . Har ho away it seemed
lob Klink was placed on the retired Tle | iy In frantic haste in
night in a pouring
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The Publi
Dictionary allege that | in inf
lar Unabridged thoroughly re«
detall, and vastly enriched in every part, with
the purpose of adapting it to meet the larger
and severer requirements of another genera
tion."
We are of the opinion that this allegation
moet clearly and asccurately descr
work that been ne mplished and the
result that has been reached, The Dictionary,
as It now = 5% has boon thoroughly re-
edited in overs ail, bas been corrected in
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Wilson M : cof ! 3 : : nl . el the larger regents of
M Gotlil or. i MINCE i O11 us crawiing | Hickering in thesgale, Al-
dtd shin ng sound in
we sf fy
hi t the dunes
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The convenience of the city added to the
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berg.
The first visit to
made Earnest
family, of Haz Green,
and Mrx
ville, Illinois, n short
destination being Centre Hall to vi
Mr. and Mrs
Stadel ix a
HNiadel the
Wilson, Phe *twideis are
and belong to
weltled Northern [Hinols and
ed the state,
gaged in the mercantile
Hon. Harry W.
dent of Herald
of Jersey shore, sccompaied
Pennsylvanin
wife
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(Giotiis bb Stade], of sch r} . writer, | millar, gritty ture of
Liy
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and bes the
sand.
delights of the country. farmer and
Lite
drifts
when
i market in touch, near-
brother of
est railway station available, Doctor al-
tio! hier
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ways within speedy call with «iy »
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that class who esrly
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Publishing Company,
by
cousing, James W. Quaiggle, 2d,
Edmund B, Quiggle, of McElhattan,
and Misses Bara and Mary Meyer, of
Retwrsburg, and Miss Marie de H
Chatham, of MeElhatian, were visitors
in town Tuesday having driven
from Penns Cave on their way back to
Rebersburg, Mr, James Quiggle gradu-
ated at the head of his class at
if they
his and darker, and
and Never t to the insid roar of the sand as It rushed along
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thing of us from A COOK STOVE to
A PIANO, or that in the Furniture
Line,
over interested in
specimen pos, ment fy
G. & C. MERRIAM CO.
PUBLIGHERS,
BPRINGFIELD, MASS.
Penn-
sylvania Btate College last month, and
Edmund Quiggle was first honor man
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Rates, 24 Broadway, N. Y. He is| but the ting
Bellefonte, Pa.
now (raveling more to divert his mind | the head of
from the sad accidental death of his | or any
business partner and brother, William
Brock Bhoemaker, who was iustantly
killed in an elevator.
———— _— oT ——— as
Smith Bros., Spring Mills, Pa.
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A Sarprise,
A number of people gathered at the
home of George Nearhood Monday
evening, 2d inst. to celebrate the fifty-
sixth anniversary of his birth. It
a surprise to Mr, Nearhood, and =a
pleasant evening was spent. The fol-
lowing people were present : Mr, and re raane ths ; , I
Mrs. John Puff, son Roy, Joseph Lutz | 00 0 oo Bo a Res son ; Amon ry Jewel has " siutition
and daughter Edith, Jerry Stump and : oF “! i” this pu
daughter Mamie, Mrs. Lucy Henney, rd | observed an- | yicular , tory ia told of it that at |
Misses Florence Rhoue, Ada Hill and ther, “that Blank Is re lon some drops |
Bertha McCormick, Mr. and Mrs. | €0ough to make a living on desert |r Liood | i of dark green | |
Wilbur Bland, Clayton Wagner, D. B, | "1%" jasper that lay ¢ foot of the
Brishin, Mrs. Lou Sanday and chil. 3 Ults ti xual, M ! '
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dren, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wilson. | 0.0 aw
es Weekly 3 ad + ' |
Kelth's Theatre, . VATA tu Sais ala His were sup- 1 i 4
i wl of Christ,
We contine to keep our stock
i a i i a SS i
A New Line of Shoes
FOR SPRING
Freed Bros. Plow Shoes
Kangaroo Calf
Congress
The W. L. Douglass Dress
Shoe for Men and Boys
ALSO A COMPLETE LINE OF LADIES’ AND CHILDREN'S FINE SHOES
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'W. D. Strunk & Son, Centre Hall, Pa,
AGENTS FOR
Huber Manufacturing Co.
HARRISBURG, PA.
need of Machinery
of
Was
Post Card Albums
up to the Index Standard. Our
The Noodstone
numbers are all good ones,
and we sell them at popuijar
prices. We have in price
souroeful
from 25¢ to $1.50.
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“ Primary No. 23" is the title of the
number presented by Gus Edwards’
Hehool Boys and Girls, at Keith's
Mr, Houser Improving ronert los
i were
Abraham Houser, of Peru, who
Chest 8 t Theatre. Philadelol operated on for appendicitis at a Will- | thought to | rye «Weare
’hestnut Breet Theatre, Philadelphia, ismsport Saturday, Jume|dangers, to bring good fortune
, i r ‘ol et W . » . ‘ad :
It is making a hit. Ye Colonial Bep- | a5), "jo improving. His condition hamen | mes
tette, is a grand musical company, a oo
previous to and for a week after the
siar feature of the week. Another
. He in the
attraction is Jack Norworth, the
RAILROAD
very
lege-hoy wit. The comic opera-atar, .
Schedule in Effect May 27, 1006
Was {one was
from
and to
DELLEFONTE CENTRAL RAILROAI
Week Days
EASTWARD
hospital, WEST
r—— in
Rr aT
“0 | STATION:
PM. P Ar, Lv
6801126 { Bellefonte,
6 10 LOolevilie
7 | Morris
ail 35 Hievens
i Hunters
Fillmore..
Briarly
Waddie
Krumrine
State College
Struble
|....Bloomsdor!
7 85 Pine Grove Oro 8
Erect,
ileal methods
the son of James Honser, ten and expand the
excellent young man badly. TY 1 ov In i
liave Neen
operation was very serious
eol-
and a
iH hiro Ler.
great
the
och mak
Napole
Edwin stevens, assisted by Miss Mar-
shall present ** A Night Out.” Others
completing this week's bill are, the
Three Hickman Brothers, Barry and
Johnson, Stanley and Wilson, John
and Bertha Rich, Daly and Reno,
An extra added attraction is Molnotle,
LaNole and Melnotte, greatest of all
comedy wire acrobats,
if ———— Wy VE w divided Into two
Tdneainites Completes Ticket au see thie ~ and the inerect,
The oy
Lathes
Washi
men
T tes. I ned 1] oR
the
ons, Well
Wehstors
a stralgh pine and
deen het
defeated
Outing
he Linnean State Convention
ticket
tuting Black for Blavkenburg ;
for M
the
are the anine
day completed their hy wrthati. ers
RBA PPPTORDD
dons and
irked by
broad, high,
1 millions, the
» been the Inerect.
€'re nuy
Thus
tickets
srrick ; Gree for (‘ora
and
Trains Leave Centre Hall
FOR MONTANDON and intermediata
stations, Sunbury, Harrisburg, Balti-
more, Washington, Philadelphia,
Wilkesbarre, Scranton and Williams
port: 7.04 a. m., 2.35 p. m. weekdays,
FOR ELMIRA and intermediate sta-
tions, 2.35 p. m. week days.
FOR BELLEFONTE, Tyrone, and in-
termediate stations, 8.16 a. m., 3.30
p. m. week days.
FOR ALTOONA and Pittsburg, 3.36 p.
m. week-days.
FOR LOCK HAVEN and intermediate
#tations, 8.16 a. m, week days.
W. W. ATTERBURY,
General Manager
J. R. WOOD,
Passenger Traffic Manager
GEO, W. BOYD,
General Passenger Agent
{,incoin Demoeratie
tory AN ANTED : By Chicago wholesale an
mail order house, assistant manager
{ man or woman } for this county and sdioining
territory. Salary 820 and expenses pasd weekly
expense money advanced. Work pleasant : po
sition permanent. No investment or experience
required. Spare thme valuable. Write a1 once
for full particulars and enclose self-addressed
envelope.
SUPERINTENDENT, 182
o, May 17.
soins MI MAR SHA
A
Sober.
W. D. Zerby, of Bellefonte, last week
spent a few days with his father, A,
P. Zerby,
A valusble cow belonging to
Metool was killed by the
Monday. .
Farmers in this vicinity are through
making hay and are now cutting
grain,
B, Breon, Tuesday morning, return.
ed to Hyner where he in engaged in
the lumber business,
Bevjamin Wolf sold
hotee Lo a drover,
H. V. Gentz l, who is working in
Mifllin county, spent Sunday with his
family,
Mis, Andrew Zerby, who had been |
spending a few wonthe with her won,
at Oak Grove, returned to the home of
hier daughter, Mra. Her J Rrown,
i Miss Dora Gentzel In croployed at
the home of John Heckman
1 K, Bober, of Lewisburg, made a
brief visit here,
+ ond the Reporter,
Smith, the Photographer
W. W. HEmith, Photographer,
will be in Centre Hall Friday
July 20, from 8 to 2:30 o'clock
AP — a ————
Woodward,
. B. Musser, CC, W, Eby, J. D.
Hnyvder and daughter, Miss Mary, left
for Yeageriown, Haturdav,
James Smith spent the
with his family.
Prof. Edgar Stover and family left
for Buflalo, N. Y. on Tuesaday.
, W. Hosterman, wife and daugh-
ter, Miss Lida, spent Bunday at Re
bwrsburg
Mins Marion and Earl Hosterman,
having spent some time with their
grandparents, returned to their home
iv Buffalo, N. Y., this week,
Mre, Ruokle and daoghter, Miss
Fioesie, returoed home Maturday,
hey had spent power wth friends in
Union gouty,
Extenunting Clreamstancens,
wie charged with stealing
a dozen cases of silver. She appeared
before judicial chamber.
Sald the judge, "Come, tell us the
truth.” Said the woman: “The truth,
my good $adge, 1s that 1 have not been
able to resist the temptation. Consid-
er, your honor-they all bore my inl
tials!" L' Independance Roumaine Bu.
charest
the
A woman
lake Bt, Chicago, 11
the socond
John | Why not advertise in the Reporter?
train,
And doing no to keep it? Most
women like ny hair; long,
luxuriant hair. Don’t you? Then
use Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Renewer. You save what hair you
have and get more at the same time.
RECRITHANE pi Tans 8 ve
sabbath
No Wonder,
“What makes Archie Feathertop
have such a strange, preoccupied look
about him lately 7
“Preoccupled is the right word for it,
He's enguged to a girl, but he has
found another girl that he likes bet.
ter." «Chicago Tribune,
Aceomplished a Good Deal, '
Mra. Hoyle What de you think of
my dressmaker? Mrs, Doyle She's
great. She has almost given you a
figure. Now York Proeas,
Let thy speech be better thas sb
lence or be silent. Dionysius,
his
driving
Cut off that cough with
's Expectorant
and prevent pneumonia,
bronchitis and consumption.
The world’s Standard Throat and Lung
Medicine for 75 years.
Get it of your druggist and keep it always ready in the house.
——— A]
Me, and Mew M, OC Stover, of Cuddy,
ure vikitiiog Bevjamin Mover, of Pow
fers Milly, and other relatives nnd
| friends in Poller township
———
Orders for
tions, ete., taken at this office.
highest work,
.
engraved cards, invita
The
Visiting oards printed at this office