NEW BANK 1 OK HUNTINGDON, Grangers Will Establish One With a Capi tal Stock of 8100. 000 and Start Tele phone Line A Grangers’ national bank is to established in Huntingdon. Thi the unanimous of the tingdon county Pomona Grange at WHS decision in West township, Wednesday Thursday of last week. It is part of a movement to estab- lish grange banks in all the counties of the state presented in a through Charles T. Columbia county, Lives of the state and suflicient stock already subscecibed to started at leading thorough Benton #pecial representa- grange banking, Belles, of on been bank | Mr the hing gurantee the early day completing being Belles organization of the wrangers’ Clem tleld count at au is present bank ir y, and will go to us he finishes thers, of the Huntingdon bank will be 000, with a surplus cent. of that amount. The Huntingdon county husbandry contains a number of wealthy and su be stantial farmers, equal Who ure to the extent of assuring the undertak- ing There are twenty-one | local granges in the county. Already similar banks have been established at Tioga and Patton, the later just recently opened its doors for ness, Clearfield county will soon be organized and in McKean county th bank is ready for business as soon SUCCess. | naviog | DUsl- i the rooms can be occupied. [The lo enterprise will nn bank in the state when it is org This will give Huntingdon ake the fifth grang: AllZ national banks aud a private bank. More ti the county grange were pr Mooresvi le 180 two hundred memvers of resent at eet Anolis pro- | gressive feature [favorably nsidered | by them was the rural phone service, Gann, ing agent for phone Company us jrie of Willismspo the Pe ganize the granges [o: phone service, whereby nay all be conneeted up eral system, with which county is already well appointed proposition commitles the Cinnini reported fave rabiy central commities, com poss d of the then api eresis of the pats sentatives of twenty each local granges wns look after the int of husbandry «1 the telephons Ol ee tion. Among the prominent sides Mr. | at Niate Master W. F. btirg, atid Ntate # BRET tall lies meeting Cl , of Tho mp=ontow Hed Corn Wanted Fifteen this to tw enty bushels corn, year's erop, will chased by the undersigned. L. Ruox; Eneamg ment, Centre Ha Pa a A AA Ch, Grange Harvest Home Services James Boal, D. D., wil 8 Harvest Home sermon at the Union | chureh Sunday morning at 10 o'clock | and at the Cross chureh at 2 o'vloel ofl Rev. the afiernoon A benevolent will be receive J. M ring | al ench service i REARICK, Pastor a What Is 8 Thinking A brand detective stories, Minchin.” Lew rete Kable the in will begin in the Phitude Pre is complete Ii “eT ies ever writien iphia Sunday 8 on Beptember Zod. Each - ®lors weil, and & will published each week, The author has contrived iu an tremely ingenious way unique situation for problems offered are to iuvent HB ench tale The that Prof #0 involved no solution seems poss ble Van Dusen, is called upon who invariably sf ens out the difficul novel methods, One of week exclusively | Buunday Press, Buuday news pnp Be sure aod tell until ibe Thinking Mschine, raight- ties by remarkably these storie sppenrs ench the Philadelphin hich rin is the greatest fhe country. Jour hnewsdes'ser to Sarve you with thie you cannot aflord peries of stories tp heith's Thentre The bill at Keit) Theatre, Philadelp . brilliant “ The gpectscular New Yor Neva Avmar, is having sentation in the Quaker Keogh & Cownpuny sre we great comedy wketot er’ There Meredith Sisters, high tainers. Thic week ju 14e the flrat Amerioun Europe's foremios Belmna Braa'z, one How are mise the law “enters organi Appearance juggler, playing there Woman 0 hers bats ; George Day, monotogist and Remington, fun makers: gerald and Gilday, eccentric come * brilliants ; Roltare, magician: Curl Cook, winging comedian JN Fone Meivios, whirlwind sevobate, wre an extra nedded nttraet fon - “ Hsin so MA —— Visiting cards printed st this oflice SPEECH nt EMERY'S iblican one citizen joined with that is name in the Repub. i A state se It woul RT eniury nator by the d be a fitting misrule if birth in this upon the 1 the last of x ¢ ning #t cabinet; | by giving | i, 8 system anipulation Pennsylvania » | under the exist. by a of from fur. in- Wer Lr volo lismissed ed from tho of the was as. rmit- | turned the iy by Scott who and again np atnte (reat the rand old id Wilmot, the Proviso.” Ga- bw of ily driv. the : othor ability and char 1 ont of, or, if public ime, because hated and fervently as red by the the r of ntering defravdoed Curtin of the means of the perfidy of inley Quay, whose treach- {whose BOOTH. tery he war and to whom he owed his start In life), and whose easy virtus | the founder and! arquisition of! way for his sues 1i19 governor him to reste ht funda cession to houg-ship Quay’ nt upon the scene mark. od the introduction of satanie eunning into Machine methods and the elabors- tion of » syvifofi¥ se political debanch- ory ont wari in hi tory, 1 he higtery of the samt. 40 years In Peon sylvania polities down to the present day is as black ns the pit of hell and welidon and neved the the gate ACCEPTANCE Oh sink of unbroken infernal corrup- been an ry and corruption with privilege trafficking and alliances crime, public nts ff public the sale to the orrupt mm polluting been for legis] been the sor You treasury funds, Legislation has highest bidder, and and governors have creatures of the Gang, Quay ulation which sent to an untimely Iman, ballot iors ndge vile remember the Be in funds Square Pr MN , ken-hearted Blake Walters to commit and ght Quay the verge of | lestruction. You reeall the manip- | funds People's Hopkins, hoy cide self ulation of the hrou to of the ani and Cashier how the |] ommitted sui Presid« fames Mq O00 out by ide $600,- Manes paid of the fa 1 ial politics a regular nominating conven. ed almost exclusively n, and tickets seg became the the party WAS whom every expected to sup- of the Gas Trust was Martin Gang, the Quay-Dur- , the Penrose-Durham-Lane- Gang, which under its suc- lers has proceeded from one inal audacity to another, has been the maln- Machine. Dut under 10 soaver it has boon has been graft and riminal with the Pennsylva- va% the beginning of the the (nauguration of cor. in public affaire ire not now and never property. They are public right of eminent domain vars them to take privats public use and they are ossence and by express carriers. In considera services as common car- by eharter granted the public in the form of ilils tax bears upon ew. uses any articled ranspor either as finished product sound pringlple taxation should scrimmation a aorruptionlsts iy corporations {t preying upon ths beginning of bom ¢ state Machine ia railroad Rave when the Btand. ed its way into tri rate was the stat bo 3 carrie agreement tha tage tat ta Or nan pose racy wiho ted umvl mn of ceased became a Under to Hl BOIpaRY, Heerimination ruined undation for moet rapa Letter to UG, OO, Wehner Hall, Pu, If you could get Centre Dear Bir ; the ex- round-—one-half 1b as sweet aH and cost no -you'd jump at it, wouldn't you? There wouldn't be 100 Ib of any other sugar sold in a year in your you'd gobble the trade, and it Devoe is that among paints ; it is twice as sweet ag some ; it is aweeter than any; not one exception ; one Better than that; paint has to be that costs $2 to $4 a gallon, A gallon saved is $2to $4 saved in | labor, besides the paint. Even that isn’t all, A gallon De. lon and two gallons more put-on at $2 to $4 a gallon. Count all that, paint that wears double costs less by 3 gallons of paint. ing; that’s about $15 a gallon for those superfluous gallons, That's pugar, isn't itv Yours truly, F. W. Devore & Co., New York our as good as a double-s Kreamer & Bon sell paint, ly Timothy Seed Farmers wishing choi seed are requested to consult J, H. B. E. Weber, at Centre Hall Hall, now on hand recleaned seed-—-the and who have western, Dest timothy seed * Toarkel Wo fp ey Fimothy Seed Mepsrs and coal dealers, hay Foreman and Bmith, + on hand ad fi and timothy seed which is offered atl reasonable exam. ine the quality of this i before pur chasing J £2 ... | he Index... Bellefonte, Pa. SCHOOL GOODS 1 with the rates, down by tithough neither of wreckers was OVer-gcry- When Vanderbilt lared that the flagrant violation of the ought to iand ita promoters in {sue ai We ret furned ded law and prison But the Pennsylvania had neither seruples nor fear of consequences. Tf hed its ends to serve, and It was at the same time placed in a position in which it found it more profitable te acquiesce in the Standard’'s plan than to fight that powerful corporation. Se eure in their hold on the state Machina and the masters of the law making law-executing powers, this pair of precious corporation secoun- dreis entered upon a career of publie plunder which up to that time had had no parallel in magnitude of design, insatiate greed and cold-blooded atroe. ity I need not dwell upon the details You are familiar with the story. "The frulta of this conapiracy against trade against the people, against the nation are geen In the many gigantic trusts which hold this country by the throat. The Standard was the first. Other combinations of unscrupulous men the methods of the Standard and adapted them to their own use, The predatory spirit first appeared in public affairs under the Cameron dynasty. The system of spoliation was hronght to perfection under Quay and it Is still In force under his blundering successors, Secret rebate and discrim. have enabled the trusts te The Steel Trust controls independent fron mines by meang of Inlquitous discrimination The farmer fs nt the mercy of *he Harvester Trust and the Elevator Combine. The conl roads either own the mines or control the output and mination own Wore and PENNSYLVANIA... RAILROAD Schedule in Effect May 27, 1006 Trains Leave Centre Hall FOR MONTANDON and intermediat stations, Sunbury, Harrisburg, Balti- more, Washington, Philadelphia, | Wilkesbarre, Scranton and Williama- | FOR ELMIRA and intermediate tions, 2.35 p. m. week days. FOR BELLEFONTE, Tyrone, termediate stations, 8.16 a. p. m. week days. FOR ALTOONA and Pittsburg, 3.36 Pp. m. woeek-days. FOR LOCK HAVEN and intermediate stations, 8.16 a. m. week days, W. W. ATTERBURY, General Manager J. R. WOOD, Passenger Trafic Manager General Paanctigt Agent and m., Just received ’ é ¢ ¢ ¢ Shirts, ¢ a fine line of price Pa. DDD DDO DDDYDDDVDDYYVUYD I'he convenience ich. market in tot est railway EA 4 & & yn ways within s FARMERS’ speedy AAAI ILL Contract Dep, TTY Ty Yy Tyree from Doctor or yrmation PHONE SERVICE adnate etme tne And, alma Fa) TF te gd Aw apes Anahi Bellefonte, Ay Pa. } paints wpe ppt TXT PCTS CLCLS We will save A PIANO, or Give Line. ’ / ¢ ; 4 thing of us / ¢ 4 ¢ 1 buy any- the Furniture TST TST 9% ¢ 0 ¢ “4 ¢ P ¢ : / ¢ ) ¢ ¢ : : : FOR Congress ALSO A COMPLETE LINE OF DYDD ND YVR AND CHILDREN'S FINE SHOES “BBD DD DD HTB ¢ / 1 1 tc ’ | To the Farmers : ‘ © Are > prepared to r and H: Ay is the most nodern machine SOLICIT YOUR 'W. D. Strunk & Son, Centre Hall, Pa. Also agents for the Huber Manufact uring Co. : Harris Urg, Pa Jaling ou ¢ mpl ot 5 made PATRONAGE 2 ELLEFONTE CENTRAL RAILRC AD, Week Days EASTWARD WESTWARD h STATIONS 1 | —— - i : | | Sab 8 § 4 BEB M Ar. Lv. AM | 50... Bellefonte, a0 JLpleville 85 Morris Rievens Hunters Filimore Brinrly Waddles Krumrine. Ente College Struble, 40)... Bloomesdor!, ®5| Pine Grove Oro | FM & ~F B& 1310 43 3g 5 =~ “Hal ad 00 Eee ew * 5 Bak ad oh AAAana AAD RBOMWW Rew 785 | "CRS ANTED By Chicago wholesale and mail order house, sesistant mensger { man or Woman ) for this county agd sdiolisng territory Salary $20 and exnenses (hid weekly cE penke money advanced. Work Pleasant ; po. sition permanent. No investment or experionoe required. Spare time valueble. Write at onee prrieniars and enclose self-addressed Fuavelope Lake #1, Chicago, 1 , May 17 Why not advertise in the Reporter? Cutis
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