MIR en Pa ——— En crsoeerecn ELECTRIC RAILROAD THROUGH PENNS VALLEY A Short Line from New York to Ohlesgo to Pass Near by Centre Mall--The Line Wabash win Hoenn Made by the Foreign Capitalists %150,000,G00 Nystem— rxpend The following dispatch was sent ont irom Pittsburg Tuesday : Joseph Ramsey, Jr., has announced that he will build new trunk railroad from New York 5 un it prege i= mtd $150,000 000, and theese to Chicago, the Zhe Ud ia tes finmticed by fon Food Lo cost al Joust pleted, and show that the line will 1 Ehime this # siXty-five mies shorter tsb abi sf sy ivanin ine between New Y the pres York snd ii through the VMovinialus wrk, nud 108 miles it <LrOriest Jip tw Chieago iit mil will not only bet Dut it Allegre 1} iit Penusyivatiin, Cross sunuauit of the $00 feet HW than and curves and remarkably low grades f a mountain line ELECTRI( proposed LA] Petiusyivania, wlil have oan) | i iT | LOCOMOTIVES gi § It witl is to . 1 Lie SUrveys give the new line s tiaximitim grade of twenty the mile comparison to the maximum grade of sixty-five feet to the mile on the ent Pennsylvania system, the locomo tives will be to } speed The both coal numerous planned as feeders operate electric locomotives, wind feet to pres. able devel } rb zh new line the regions Willi bw run througt bituminous uanthracit of small and | Pennsylvania, Ld branch It will ithes not Philadelphia, going entirely through the nothern part of the State, After leaving Pittsburg touch the following t Are touch the road we Pant fe echbureg, Wha it VADIa : south | Bend, Dix, Bhingleton, south of seyville, crossing the Lewistown pike at the Pine woods, of Potters Mills, thence through Georges Valley, south of Bpring Mills to Coburn, New lerlin, Northumberland, Sunbury, | Ashland, Mahanoy City, Tamaqua, Allentown and Easton. BURVEY WoRK 18 CompL Preliminary work will be begun this | fall on the line to New York, aud) actual grading will be begun in | spring. R8 soon Freeport, shelocta, Cherrvtree, Jrvos a, | Loveville, Pi Mills I © Lrrove Boasburg, Us north i ETH | ITE, | The line West will be startee the Y line is completed ! ei Aan Pittsburg-New wk The surveys for the lines Wes! not final, and road expect to lower the grade further and to shorten road is The road to New York has fee the promoters of thei tiie distance before the laid oat, | ! i | i Veyw! three Limes by tere, right of CHgINeers ing ind 1 WRY vanin will be secured by I pari fies Mo fie Penn u Lue Lwrg EK . I'amagus sod Ash-| land, and the Brush Creek snd Cro Run Railroads, I'he will be filad this week of the Indians, Clearfield snd tie auf Allentown, Merger " far It ix believed thint the Capits : roads will not be incressd u Hnes are completed The foreign syndicate wi lines and turn to the consolidated road, whi wiil be known, it is said, as the New York, Pittaburg and Alr whieh will a! $1,000,000 The lines t sylvania wre they are ready built, stated positively that ihe Lorain. tabula and southern is now peariug complet bul them over gong plot i ' ut 1.4 file Chicago te capitalized first De Used wes Pes yi 0 Ue Kept BeCrel until i A & Oe Ont Hatlrosd, " } r Will De a of the many feeders in the West Joseph Ramsey, Jr. w New York, sent the follow atatement relative to the pew COMPLETE IN THREE * We expect to im ® La YEARS HOW it { aed 3 mig! jee i 4 i sinrt HIBRY & th fall and begin work next «pring, hope ing to complete the line between Pitts burg and New Yolk within tires | years. The cost of the line Let ween i Pittsburg snd New York is estimated to bs between $75,000,000 and $100,000 000, all of which bas been pledged, the bulk of it by foreign capitalists. I would not be wise for mie to give de | tails or names now, ‘ The Line is uot merely s preiiosin- ay BILYRY, has been revised is Corps have beey busy tof Lhaive yeu It is thie best possible low-grade line be secured through Peunsyivanin be tween Pittsburg sand New York * The extention of the rosd west to | Chicago from Pittsburg will le inken Bp when the line ess 10 New York pompieted. Tt Thi rihy seed Hut 8 Bani location this Chit Libra 1] ol | i» Farmers wishing choice seed ure requested to consult J, 11, und B. E Weber, at Centre Hall nin Osk | Hall, who have now on hand wWenier re, reclesned seed-—the best timothy wer df on the market, ————— MS SNA I O After heing employed for four and poe hall years will tho MeMitt-Huyeti Lumber Company, st Hecls and Susy. dertown, Al. Krape quit the job. He was running the dinkey engine all the while, and during that time hauled in many hundred thousand feet of logs, Mr. Krape will employ his tig [a the present in witshitg wells, nil next Eibisest oy mm——————— ll PATRONS HURAL TELEVHONE CO | Meots wt! Garman House Tuesday Than Twenty Directors and Stack i { { holders Attend Patrons held lallefonte, i A regular meeting of The i a] . | Rural Telephone Company was {at the Tuenday, Cinrrunn House, wt which mare than a score | of directors and stockholders in Braneh The t of the company, Hon, L. | Companies were present presi- den Rhone, | os arden promptly he preliminaries ‘nat tech Compan hind been organized, and t the total number of telephones w under contract is about one hun. Various t« tiie Fine ssed nnd onclusions reached mous, the directors nintlers the i ii I'he Grange Park, Odd Fellow's reunion held on Centre Hall, was an en- tire success Members of the order and of the cont I'he sg this } enkers on Hart Fs tr. 1} be peat i } Fee J And raid Yieyer { MIRVels others elecled i M Holes officer: President I'he new Ale i WH Crrnsnd it Vite ent, J Ls wll pre irs 1" Wi fii Elizabet Drs deceased Lizzie inesday attended funersi the former's nephew Osceola - ouniry t newspaper [ress and in the paper will eight pages D.J. Me affection of the liver who had been 1 frown and indiges- al ¥ ti has rmproved, and igi al p to be o gain in sn day nl i ‘ ol resent, ex-| tw 1 ! Marrs lownship ia of aul week wa $ HL Muda Figs i Bi! POT fi iii tis 1! : 3 the liltie girls graphopho + basket of for “ “AW dust, sacl one huttis th ft the ® ir Ki buys, whislies, horos, ete Lheir gills elng Lied to Hoe ou a fish- | ing rod Refreshments were then | ser vent Bint pry wo mel f Cake Fhank + “Rin Vindaru Hoal a Hetty ¢ is extended for i spent “ ens aul evening delight thie I i uy JitLie HEE A number ol petipie iy wld Lion attended the Hall Lie “lille Sumner Miller. of (imdes, made B Dlsiness Lr Mrs. Joh spel os din) Dur Ip through her last wee Kk Prurner and Paull wiry) f ' ! f Mattivias * 0 H (lak ‘ — | i Wi Ls t iid rer oul band Niate t olivpe, Visited Bos! shuryg 54 12 $s Vien Kur Kup i spending a M few with Biel " Jative Hawai Prieil of y Wise + ™iuart ntertained Friday | LB nun her (Hy ung poopie evening Mrs, tien § ihate eter inlined MriRadr ber Indy friends at diner on satur d $y Mrs : bitdig Hay Mra. Kava Morgan ath her height paar King $ohie i i NMaitivi wid faves | of = ' fami jet MMiin i Hi Bongsu yg i tipednirg, visited 1a Bonlaburg Miss Katharine Fell, of Smulltons, visited her cousin, Mrs Hurry Ishler Mre, Nora Shark with several child Fen eame from their home (0 Bellefonte I'L ¥oung retativm | and 4 thi ker spend wgpe fnntilen snd tear Hoalsburg Mrs, Christion Hess, of Hall, and Mr Katharine Heras, of Boalabury, wpeont datardsy wiry Me, wid Mes Fred Docker, on the Brn cl, Misses Mav and Ballie Stover wre 0 flymr Linden fg will turn farmer to cultivars the acres owned by his father-in-law, George ® visiting friends in Bellefonte ana ad Sra I eg GHOVE MEETING ON ZION ig, An Observer's Keport of a Six He Hglous Ginthering on South Side, Meeting Zion Routh side of Potter township, August 7th until the 12th. The first four were somew hat interfered with by th Fri: Day's Hill, ony I'he Grove an menced on wid continuum HEIVice heavy rains, and Wednesday and day evenings snrvices were held in the Zion Evangelical church Rev. W, A. (!. Eby, preached T wind of Loganton, Wednesday WW tendiay 5 Vy, Fhinrsday evening ie 1). P., of interesting discourse evenings A. Leopold, Philadelphia, the Friday evening the audience ERAVEe sil On Ciospe) was entertained by Rev. 8. (5. Haas, of Hebersburg Saturday siternoon, Munp- ing and Sunday evening | tev. Leopold delivered three masterly aturdas r wid Sane Rev RETIN SVE ¥ HPORKS WENHINE he Lhe the day aflernoon Huas with Lies Saturday mtpouring of Muamah, of offered Hsing = rVice was { Holy Free A Seca Mir pi Hev Methodist it hurch, copsecrating prayer in his fer- it Ian nes sunday afternoon Rev K wid 1tledent in Li toner, of Mouroe, preached an 1 ¥ ! * sr eli} fase Denudtiliy | Lord's Lie | {swarmed with people esger Lo hear Lhe ’ Kre 1 i | oe Closed wit | Word and te friends. The serv- i general band-shake diction by Bev Leopold, Lunily tt rualey, worked Lard to nk i Whe Well rewarded IHSERVER re ————— LOUALS “ { faved tgeliow gy ii THLCW ist front i i uildis Alexander be absent irom Potters Mills r : 8 aiid V2 M s 1 «Ath, om August I a ake patrons are requested Alkens, M Ales genbuargh, of Mure. Fae Harr i Jem Emus i and New i Uesday Mrs. W tallafist rlieionle 1 Ork Were ros Frank Bradford Severs Hall greatly improved the health Abert Fugle, and consequently he re. { y ome in Columbia, 8,14 Here Le was Lhe guest J Meyer of Mrs Unie’s Bumimnii SRT Eg YN Jah a reside hie winty Pale. Philadel poia, aud lx employed the Preaby tering Pablishing House ig thet oft wo week's vacation He is " Pennsylvania Minto neering De. ’ AONE the chinnges it ors at KF. depart Fennsyivanin Nate College Are Dr { chemistry iuttie, of the College, at Lexington, and of the “Rane Dr. Ralph lepartment, will itt the Kentucky | Maxon, fil a similar position ' tostitut ion Kehr | Hall | w. | Fhe | on the | t hand Merion Sn that tuto barley sheaves on Clarence I Mr Cvtitre on Mrs J Briangart i trerriek om Bellefout week, wolf and the aud called BE soning B® school td Street, Philadelphia, and i= the instructs in «ho "0 the Low Ardmors, Bld typewriting in : ¥ 4 A niall i stake tH dozen house " f i ih ir WH the far of Jacob Stsrer were quickly by {ieorge the were Liivir tunis ty g pul through Nitti : « Whiporacker His tottempt belly crawlers was too tribe Frese f femme Hiller i : fhe wh rd prose for Sharer farm, conveguiently a sextet of mitiers, much the on the vipers, heads and vid Lissing Phere wae a clastiin 2 copper bincks, merely raltiing snakes, catia Newton Hamilton esmpmeeting Business men’s pionie Iw on today Mend the loos] news Odd Fellows Good past. Provpeet« for clover seed in #0 Rain all jas week Summer honrd. ra . Milihejny puts up stiff game ofl ball Cool, elemr wenthier Qunday and Monday Ont histvest, | , Picnic at Rhoneymede Saturday, | . | Farmers are busy, . . . Weber adver Hues un hiny press and choles timothy wd Souvenir postal cards Toad wes ery, cameos eto oon we at { Thiisday ). to the Reporter dny Was un SUCCESS, ure weCtions » . Blanchard . the Reporter offlee. live five cents; | me {I orders filled. ¥ Misses Claudia, Verna and Master | Keller Bnyder, of (rege Station, spent | Bunday at the residence of My KF, Hnyder The de sustained b farm, yv Farmer the Bross Inst week Xf. if Wo f, It is Leo Maytown, Lancaster connty " being entertained | he far t and Mis Alfred Dora John Lucas is baot 1 H+ present iis after a brief illness, Altoona For the gaged at o tering bout | Hall Mra. Margaret Met onnel! Louise Base, of St M ing at the home of their H W daughters irper Mrs nnd Ia is, Kresnmer Phere mathe: w Leia wid REO Lhe far Hall, Hei Ie v it 3 i probuhi of that commie metnber Lhe nt Colyer. “DD | Just received a fine line of Shirts, price 50 cents A fine line of Four-in-hand Ties, at 25 cents es Lady 'S i Ed § KREAMER & SON, Centre Hall, Pa. {rrr rr ese r tT ace. “«@ 1 M1 A Wri HUbLday H Ripkn adr il Bhd parents, st “Cin § i four § £78 i Win HI College, spent Munday at the ’S Lill isle ome of 3 S Botte orf Miss Mae Slump, of i! Maur ing fri dren, J. HAYS "n B Lioe H i ' (ESE aii y ¢ K Moyer, Monday the fi ml liered Lis alts birt tJuits § duit : home of J noots, i } - i senth yay of their daughter, Miss f H TE J f Miss Vill MaOssinsg Ihicmselves very imuaoch Wishing Lhe geil MGIC THRUY more bh RppY years Mommas i’ Fag « spent we i Among Lh J BX CHET Fhursday mre Bertha Weaver § : r ESET GUsughier phils For Rt £ Al Ria it hi (, Ha Bi isd 11 ad » ald Tle ng t | SPECIAL FARMLES TELEPHONE CO. Wav: FARMERS . SERVICE 1 PENNSYLVA CO — ... | he Index.. Bellefonte, Pa. iow x Moy Wwiwip em yay pouIni] savy wos 9 AUN 9 / ¢ ¢ 4 ¢ ¢ / { $ / $ { Te Yoo We TG Oy, ey if you buy any- WOK STOVE to tha t! & B 4 k ' i} GINNE - TO THE NEW . AYP A PIANC I i Give Mor ¢ L3533 L ilk a rt, % of J, Furniture v i inc. us a Smith Bros., Spring Mills, Pa. 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WOOD, Passenger Traffiv Manager GEO. W. BOYD, General Passenger Agent 4 i J Before that cough turns in nUAL id . Irmers . WESTWARD We are prepared to d Thre 2 ing and Hay Bs i 8 Wl wo | mM ow & Son, Centre Hall, P Huber Mag Pa a 0. Strunk Al r the burg, ie 15 » Bioomsdor! Ve fave In (7 CR who lomsle and nekislant ane and rdjoining CX oenees pid workls § Wark pleasant Teo SAID PeTiraron Write al ohew dfaddresa dd oo & Oily ve # Vhiy ned set vertiee in the Reporte . to a serious throat or lung trouble, stop it with ures ou ul Ask your Jayne druggist for it.
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