PRE ——
THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1906
CHURCH APPOINTMENTS
Hall
Fusseyville,
Lutheran-Centre morning Spring
Mills, afternoon evening
Presbyterian—Centre Haff morning
Mills, afternoon
spring
[Appointments not given here have not been
reported to this office. |
Smith, the Photographer
W. W. Bmith, the Photographer,
will be in Centre Hall Friday,
August 10, from 8 to 2:30 o'clock.
Mp ———
tall Afternoon
With the consent of the manage-
ment, Millheim and Centre Hall will
Park, Friday
nt ——]——
Game Friday
gross bats on Grange
afternoon, the day of the Odd Fellows’
picnic.
nes ———
Plenle at Tosseyvilie
Ihe picnic at Tussey ville was a day
long to be remembered ; of joy
to the participants. The grove was in
fine condition. About hundred
were present, and all seemed to enjoy
meeting with friends from near and
far. frowns, no doubt,
owing lo the the lemonade
was free. The affair was speechless,
f rostrum were
A NP)
a day
two
mm ER Tn ¥
There were n«
BC
frome
B80 far as voices ne
concerned. FTATOR
Mad Dog in Telegraph Office
Tere is one of a hundred accounts of
CAPErs Ie ported in the
The Lock
the vicious dog’
Pennsylvania papers
Haven Democrat
Operator Clyde Bitner, the messen-
the
raday
ADION were In
raph office Thu
mad dog, frothing at
in
ger boy 1 Ii}
P. and E
evening, when
teleg
the mouth, came runnii through
the open d
at the chairs and |
clicking
f thy
Fr
or. The animal snapped
table
In
that
imped on the
among the instruments
the midst «
followed the dog J
window and I up to near Jay
where it was shot killed
excitement
amped through the
sireet,
aud
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Helleving Calves from Flies
flies
The
entomological departinent of the Kaun-
the months
During
are a constan
sulnier
t torment to calves,
sas State Agricultural College has been
in compounding
order to produce
economical
occupied various
substances in an
effective and mixture,
which, when applied to the surface of
the animal would ward off the flies.
experiments it has
; the following
to
purpose reasonably well :
Resin, one and one-half pounds ;
laundry soap, cakes ; fish oil,
half-pint ; enough water to make three
gallons, Dissolve the resin in a solu-
tion of soap and water by heating, add
the fish oil and the rest of the water.
Apply with a brush. If to be used as
a spray, use half a pint of kerosene.
As a result of these
succeeded in producing
the
formula, which seems Answer
two
Beaver Springs’ Centennial
One of the last and events
this season will be
the POth anniversary of the founding
of the town of Beaver Bpriogs, Snyder
county, which will the
beautiful park at that place September
6, 7 and 8.
all railroads and extra trains
have been for the
The program
Th Sept
great
the celebration
take place in
special excursion rates on
at night
secured occasion.
is as follows
riay £ : .
" Parad
ounty
{ iome Day
Sept
Parade
Mifih
saturday
socret Sotelo
Aaronsburg,
Misses Kathryn Smull and Mabelle
Crouse spent the Sabbath with friends
at Rebersburg.
B. W. Wyle and family
Wyle's parents, at Green Buri
days last week.
Miss Lola Stover has gi
a few weeks al the home of Mr
at Coburn.
Frank Weiser family,
Summers, of Alloona Mrs,
and daughter, of Shamokin, and Mrs
Tillie O'Neil, Williamsport,
guests of H. K. Bumimers and wife,
Master Walter Wolfe, of Bpring
Mills, is visiting Grandmother
Stambach and aunt, Mm Kizuzie
Swabb, at this writing.
Oscar Holliway and son, of Akron,
Ohio, are paying a visit to the boy-
hood home of the former,
James Holliway, accompanied by
Fred Crouse, wife and mother, Mrs.
Sara Wyle and Mrs. Margaret Crouse,
attended the funeral of their cousin,
Mrs. Wm. Meyer, at Centre Hall,
Baturday.
Wilmer Stover and family aod
Earnest Stover and family were to
Penns Cave. These gentlemen have
new automobiles and the trip was
made in theee vehicles,
Misses Edna and Ruth Weaver
spent the week with their Grand-
mother Weaver,
Rev. F. W. Brown, of Beaver
Springs, formerly Reformed pastor at
this place, spent a few days in town,
greeting his many friends.
Miss Pamumie HafMley returned from
a pleasant visit to her brothers, at
Renovo, and her sister, at Bellefonte.
Misses Currie Weaver and Bessie
Btove: visited friends in Bellefonte,
over baday,
visited
"n
ye pend
Emig,
D. RB.
Yordy
sariel
alu
of
Are
his
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Hall Games at Millhelm,
It was at Millheim that two base
ball teams met defeat Saturday after
Uhe first game was between
Rebersburg and Millheim, and the re-
The game throughout
was well played by both teams. There
is great rivalry between these two
teams, cousequently the rooting lines
were distinctly drawn—Millheim
the right ; Rebersburg to the left.
the lower of Penns Valley the
base ball enthusiast is not limited to
the lads in knee breeches and boys in
their teens, but the gray-haired man
that would
vociferous
Hoon.
sult was 7 to 5
to
in
end
roots with an earnestness
put te the
youth that ever indulged
Park The
follows .
shame most
on Grange
diamond SCOre WHR fs
in? .
f
fue game between Millhelm
Hall
LO even RoC(
rooters, and
Centre
i
a
was too mild and one-
putnodate the line
with the exception «
th
re was little doing
ese i fa sl
LOCALS
i Altoona, isstaying with
Mills
Mills
wn Maturday «
lends at Spring
the Potters
Vi
HOe DURE Ness sl
Wm.
, hipped one hundred
his apiary of
Of
day ls week bweiber, of
near Tussey
boxes of from
geventy-fi
The
note of
made =a
Carlin, =»
Record
W. J
for
the Id
Rebersburg resident thirty-five
the Peace
in Centre county twenty-five years.
Mr Frank BShugert
daughter were among the
peop ie w
Bunday
years, has been a Justioe of
and Mrs and
jellefonte
to Penns Valley
{Centre Hall the
Bhugarts were entertained by Mr, and
Mrs. W. Gross Mingle
Mrs. Charles H. Meyer, after
ing for a few days with her parents,
Capt. George M. and Mrs. Boal, went
to Nelson, Tioga county, where she
will visit Dr. W. E. and Mrs. Park,
the latter being her sister,
Mrs. Shimp and daughter,
Miss Anna, are guests of friends in
Centre Hall, where they lived at one
ho drove
While in
slay-
ert.
time while Mr. Shimp was employed
in tl Hall The
SBhimps now live in
1 Centre foundry.
Lewistown.
At
Hl
& recent of the Penn
board C. E. Kreamer,
to
Pike school, and Edward
Mountain This
that
meeting
township school
of Feidler, was elected teach the
Braucht the
supplies
district
school. all
}
.
the schools }
pee.
Among several fine
sported by farmers on the Boalsburg
road is that of Richard Brooks, a rub-
ber carriage, match tesm of
Mr. Brooks
is one of the numerous young farmers
the
prices of farm products and has
pay. The turnout
alluded to was purchased through D.
A. Boozer, Centre Hall. -—r
position
in with
the turnouts
tired
horses and new harness,
who began Lusiness with rise in
been
making farming
Dissatislied with his "
this division of the Pennsylvania rail-
Ed. L. Bartholomew quit his
work at Montgomery, and now is em-
ployed by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company io Altoona. He has a clerk-
ship in the shop clerk's office, which
is considered a good starting point to
lead to a succession of advancements.
He is making his home with Mr. and
Mrs. RB. H. Goodhart, who are also
giving quarters to SBamuel M. Good-
hart, a brother of the former.
road,
Mr. sud Mrs. Jus. H. Lohr and son
William, of Philadelphia, stopped oft
at Centre Hall Saturday on their re-
turn from a trip to Niagara Falls and
other points of interest. Mr. Lohr,
for many years, has held a clerkship
at Broad Street Station, and the ju.
nior Mr. Lolir is enjoying his first va-
cation from s Philadelphia Manual
Training School, to whieh institution
he won a scholarship offered by the
public schools, He has taker up civil
engineering, also embodying structural
engineering.
There should be no * faction" in
any town. The property of one indi-
vidual snd every improvement made
enhances the value of all property in
the corporation. Centre Hall is sim-
ply one big family. When this js
discorded there is little progress.
When there is a united pull for any-
thing, ite accomplishment is made
easy, Envy, jealousy and hatred are
things to be despised. Envy is a
canker that guaws at the heart and
makes folks sour, disgruntled and un-
happy ; Jealousy warps the intellect
snd makes one unfair in passing judg-
ment. Hatred doesn’t pay even from
a sordid point of view,
a
An Example of a Judicial Mind. |
At a dinner attended by a score of
well known lawyers recently the phrase
Judicial mind” was defined” by, {1lus-
tration as follows: “I have searched
far and wide for a satisfactory’ defini-
tion of the inevitable query ralsed when
Judicial nominations are in sight,” said
one of the lawyers. “On a Mississippi
river steamboat some tine ago I ob-
tained my only approximate answer.
A southern colonel who employed the |
phrase yielded to my request for a
definition and explained that on a cer-
tain occasion a legal light of Missis-
slppl was traveling in a river steamer
when the boller exploded. As the boat
was passing the penitentiary at the
time the force of the explosion deposit-
ed the lawyer Inside the walls of the
establishment from which he had gavel
so many criminals. Belog uninjured,
as a clover lawyer would be under the
circumstances, he applied to the ward-
en for a release. The warden listened
to the circumstances as he narrated
tl but declined to release him, in-
ting that with the coaning of prison
but for their
wr was responsible Ie
mpelled the lawyer to walt
hat
New
ein,
concern
from the governor
ial mind.’
The Ball In Lawn Tennis,
lous f that overy Look
wi minis cautions the
ise; the ball ai
striking it, yet there are
players
ot looks at his target, a bowler
the and a billiard player
looks at the object ball, not
i 1 found It next to
bie to earry In my mind, while
ving ball, the
the direction of
court and
it has
and with most
to look up in the direction
is t
chet
iro act
l his eves on
of
expert do
Who 640,
nins
[rails
nave
’ lilly
vig
ght of
oi
to play a fi
the net,
opponent s
that
with me
ition, =o become
» 80 before It actimlly
It §
of
5 principally be
B DOCOS8SRYy
vn tennis players have
mastering the old
tennis habit they
will too soon for
et fu Coun
this is
The
80 Ted
Floor of the Pacific.
! whiboh
PVaetlic
covers the deep
the Indian
fuse and residue
un withstand the strong
tion of the In It
composed voleanie
crystals, man
tron, teeth of
Boors vw
OY *» up of re
AS As 3
i , RARCS
ING;
rock, pumice, zeolitic
KE oxides, meteoric
sharks aod car bones of whales
if any shore Geposits are apparezt in iL
rock is refuse, belched
by subterranean or insular vol
The minerals are supposed to
be of cosmic origin planetary dust and
meteorke fragments that have fallen
into and bave become disinte
grated. The great guantity of sharks’
teeth remains quite unaccounted fog
at least thelr apparent gathering to
gother In these ocvan hastns 8 consid
erpd very strange J. ©. Van Dyke In
The pal Beal™
I Ee
Few
Tie vitreous
forth
Calves
the sem
A Misaning Five France Plece.
Fully half the grow: of
France belleve the old story that Napo
oon Bonaparte pot a check for 100,000
francs In a sllver five frame plece and
that the coin 18 yet In clr They
it the people did want the
order to
that
it Napoleon re
ba
11s
1
|
Vy Depo
culation
not
In
ard
ined for
devon
Hone
create a det
sorted to the men tioned I
chek or treasury order, It Is sald, was
written asbostus paper
closed in the metal at the time the colin
was made Thousands of five franc
pieces are anopually broken open and
have been so Inspected since the story
of the check was first clroulated
Right of Way York.
Most people In New York think Uncle
Bam's mail w They
are not. The hospital ambulance pomes
first Life more sacrkxl than mall,
and when the ambulance gong gongs
clear the k Next In importance is
'roperty la more In
nail, and the en
the twlis ring clear the
nall wagons, which
have aver everything but
the and fire engine. This
is settled by city ordinance. New York
Proas
_ rd *
upon and In
In New
RONDA are supreme
tu
fire « f
portant when
Kine
way
foots and
Then the
proceddence
ambulance
Two Witnesses,
In order to test a Chinese witness’
qualification for taking the oath an
Euglish magistrate asked him the other
day where he expected to go when he
died He replied, “Peking.” and was
disqualified
One in another English court, a little
girl, In answer to that question sald,
“1 don't know.” The horrified counsel
called the judge's attention to the an-
gwer. “Oh, I don't know, either.” sald
the Judge “Swear the witness."
Sun Worshipers.,
One of the best friends the tallor has
I# a spell of warm, bright sunshine. It
shows up the shabby portions of dress
and reveals its faded parts in unmis
takable fashion, with the result that
the wearers soon find their way to the
tallor and order a fresh supply of up to
date styles, London Tallor and Outter.
Mirsenlous Multipllontion,
A lady who recently bought a dinner
service consisting of fifty-four pleces
for £1 8s. wag Informed by her house
mnld the next day that the bargain
bad become still more wonderful, for
it now consisted of 1,128 pleces.
Punch.
Msappointing,
Mrs. Justlooking — Have you any
hand embroidered walsts? Salesman
{who has waited on her before)-I'm
very sorry to disappeint you, madam,
bub we bave. Chicago News
er —— AS ——————
It is only after a man is wedded to
his art that he feels he can neglect it.
When Cod Loco Hiind.
leveral bid Rot
+ tdiks of the AL
arily near gli
ne
¢
fore expose to iL »
nhove ti
deep wu
Hie hid
Ha hit
nl
:
by
ited
ld be semida
these cod
is suffering
hypertrophy
exposed to he
from
of (the eye.
Ovelr
to adjust it
it had
erequippea amd then useless
al vx
organ has become
the effort
if
use of more Hit rays
ln
¢ nost
feature in is change is the
vhich in
interesting
extraordinary rapid
Hght rays has over
It has
from
ft sd
iu for
dow degrees
from
rated
Lovpard Collar.
was looking
sation was
rds conducted
ind that in at
ways feil upon his
mrp spikes
1s saved
3 wpard
a dog COINes
sound’ though
nd yellow halrs
Sames aud the Law
Oe
ty
giving
it
NON Were
i Af Am
of ominance
1. 9k}
it the
Lat
maage
date "unnon
war battle of
1544,
n Eng
Was inti
wore
Well
Oud nie Yaz
eo lady
of him, and her
brought him straight
Turned.
“How asked the insu
Ane
It
indignant
was
’ £ 4
act
i
was thotughticss
Wiel”
to his senses
“Of conrse, you will
went on, “that to be careful
about making contracts I merely
wished to assure myself that yon are
legally of age”
understand,” he
we have
Eagually lgnorant,
The author of “"Heminlscences of a
Country Politleian” once asked a la-
borer In an Buaglish village how old he
was
“1 be Just the same age as the
queen,” he sald. “It be either a fort.
night older or a fortnight yousger. 1
don't rightly know which, and 1 don't
suppose her knows either”
A Witty Forlornity,
A forlorn looking man said, “I've
tried everything that 1 could turn my
hand to, but couldn't wake anything
apswer, and now I have decided to go
up among the hills, where they say
there's a wonderful echo, to see If 1
can make that answer.”
“Bir,” sald Dr. Johnson to a friend,
commenting upon a widower who
remarried, though his wedded life had
been unhappy, “it is triumph of hope
over experienon'
ggmublets, wll sizes, at the Reporter
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CLEARANCE SALE OF FURNITURE
MM Campbell, of Milihel:, Third An
nasi August Ulenrances snie Now 0
Phe third annual August
nie nl the furniture
Caiupbell, Millheim, is
ress, You will
slock and gre:
anywhere, The “kK
store of 8.
NOW in
find here the
consists of
BUllle, couchiv idebonrrds,
re
, Bprings,
IMAatiresses,
iron beds In fue
to
1 cul i ire lo
renging fi
per cond
This i lu
AEs 18 Bo wil. I mean
and goods must go
regardless
10
It is not necessary
3
LW my furniture
ronirself,
~ i. {
Millbeim, Pa
Bec fro ———
Hay Of trom the Barrel,
L pay $1.50 a gallon
for
which ought 'o cost but 60 cents a
id nimlf pain Buy oil
) fron
and add it to
M
fresh
L
the
&
When you buy I.. & M paint
fil i
gel a full galion of that wan't
L
White
DECRURS
& M. Zine hardens the EM
paint
lige iron
i gallons 1. M. mixed with
bei ir
lone Linseed | paint a moderate
sized house
years ago with 1
today.
Mold by Re
of Heal
Transfer Fetute
Masan i st. baron. t
Bradford, July } JK ¥
lege twp. $1000
and
George Martz, ot
ler, April 1, 15
$1
Philipsburg Coal Land Co. t
Dawson, Ded :
tw) $A)
John Fish to (
Ww ¥
i
MUSA Ne
7 ; land in College twp
W. Atherton, July
remises in Philipsburg
izabweth Gearhart, Mary
Zama Gearhart, July lot
in
Philipsburg. §!
Creorge Vaux, 8
Va iX, July 21. H
tw) $1
Geo. M., Wolf, « ux
Wolf,
Faylor twp. §200
Michael J. Decke
fer, April 28, 1906 ; 2
twp. $1006)
viichael J. Decker, ot iL to
t. Confer, March 2
twp, 33
lo Anna
in Rush
to John
house and
L.
lot
August 15, 1
in
to James K. Con-
acres in Potter
James
iA 4 in
ROTEH
WH}
ef A —————
Souvenir Postal Cards
1
Hi
Wom cards,
Hall,
hese
i
and about Centre
veporter office
100d
a...
prodt
-
Phere are no two weighs about it
8 pair of scales
Ibe average atitomonile is almost as
#LULOOr as a mule
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P IANOS and
ORGANS....
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The “Stevens” Reed-Pipe
Piano Organ is the new-
est thing on the market.
We are also headquarters
for the “White” Sewing
Machine,
Terms to buyer.
i prices.
Suit thi
catalogue and
C. E. ZEIGLER
SPRING MILLS, - - -' PA,
CI900NSOVNTO0POOPNQOSOO00O0ETSOORSOOOROPOOORO0
My Hair is
Scraggly
Do you like it? Then why
be contented with it? Have
to be? Oh, no! Just put on
Ayer’s Hair Vigor and have
long, thick hair; soft, even
hair. But first of all, stop
your hair from coming out.
Save what you have. Aycer’s
Hair Vigor will not disappotut
you. It feeds the hair-bulbs;
makes weak hair strong.
The best kind « 4
“Bold for over sixty years
i
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fa testimonial
Made by 2.0. Ayer Co, Lowsili, Mase
yers
SARSAPARILLA
PILLS.
CHERRY PECTORAL.
SPECIAL SALE
OF-
OXFORDS
For Ladies, Children and
Gents: andof . , ,
Men's STRAW HATS
Broken sizes in cach.
Must be sold before Inven-
tory, August Ist,
GRETA GgUOEVOETELOROBISRS
AS
Shoes! Shoes!
Good Resolution :
Health, Wealth
Prosperity buy
Shoes from Krape.
For
and
your
My price is_saving, good
health, and prosperity
assured,
* Douglass, Dayton
A. A. Cutler
Radcliffe
Seeing is fconvincing in
Price and Quality.
Come one and all.
, C. A: KRAPE
wv OVE SENSES EN aa
Spring Mills, Pa.
Mi
Las
per cent
‘ paid, Experian
business at our
iN k OORNICE CO
sajesinan wl
vest
sills
BA
Ben Ary
fle Miles
been duly grasied
respectiuily reg uest
LETTERS TESTA
{ israel Wold
wwnship dooeased having
Wo the undersigned be woul
Any persons Knowing Ue
meives indebled (0 the estate to make tmisediste
payment and those having cisims against the
same Ww present them duly authentioated for sel
pat GRORGE N. WOOLY, Executor,
Bpring Mile, Pa
EX TORS
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XECUTOR'S NOTICE ~LETTERS TESTA
menlary on the oslate of Jas, A. MeCiuntic,
iste of Grogg township, decessed having been duly
granted ww the undersigned he would respec:
Tally request any persons Knowing themselves it
letied ww the estate to make lmmediste pay
ment, and those having claims agninst the san
0 present bem duly sulthenticaiea for set
vement.
ANDREW 1}
Clement aie, Ally
Belicfonte, in
MeCILAINTIC, Executor
No, 25 West Market Si.
lowistown, Pa
a ———— i A A SA —————
Centre Reporter §1,00 a year.
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$5.35 Round Trip
Via Delaware River Bridge
W. W. ATTERBURY,
. RaiLrROAD
Cape May
$5 a nd
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GEO, W. BOYD,
General Passenger Agent.