MERE ‘THE CENTRE REPORTER THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1907 TRAIN SCHEDULE Trains leave Centre Hall on the Lewisburg and Tyrone Railroad, P, R. R. System, as follows BABT....... 7.17 8, In and 2 and 3.56 » po ID, p. m. a, In. CHURCH APPOINTMENTS. Reformed~Union, morning ; Spring Mills, ernoon ; Centre Hall, eve Centre Hall, 1 Spring Mills, ever Lutheran afternoon ; Presbyterian —Centre H , morning ; Spring Mills, afternoon. [Appointments not given here have not been reported to this office. | SALE REGISTER, SATURDAY, MARCH 9, one Hall, K. Wilison 1 h chickens, buggy, sleigh, household 8 great variety of ar good sewing machioe. SATURDAY, MARCH ¢ Armbruster, near Und Farmers Mi ls: © harness, one shoal, Chall WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1 Thursday, March 14, ¥ 0'Cie (Bee adv THURSDAY, MAl Strouse Bridges Becomme ded I'he Grand JUry recouiin bridges be erecled over | Harris t run io Taylor townsuip. SPIE | PvE ii owhnship, aud Over vVauguins ———— Ao A —————— . Carter to Build House Among the building ing the coming sun dwelling he erick K. ( by him some Stover, cased, tse Lo D8 « arter o Lith The structure —————— Married ia Thai Mrs. Della M. Bruugs J. Brungsrd were newly furnished homo, N thorne avenue, Willis eveuing of lnsl wes Bikle, pastor of church. Ri fiva Kk, by st. Pa can——————— Fost Uards, A new line of Souvenir V all kinds and at all prices. views are the prettiest ye! gale at this office, Birthday, Stork, Art, Poses, Comic Cards, ete, ete, ,~more than one hun. dred kinds. ost Cards - Ine local offered for APIA Postmaster Harter, Thos. H, Harter was nominated by the President to be postmaster ab Bellefonte, He is the second editor of the Keystone Gazette to fill that posi- tion, James A. Fiedler, the founder of that paper, having been postmaster under Harrlson’s administration, There was a bitter contest for the postmastership, but Harter proved the champion. ——————— Mrs. A. P. Luse has been ill during the past few weeks, EE Transfer of Keal Katate, Emma 8. Barto to John O, Harpster, 1906, land in Ferguson (wp $500. May ton, #» April 21, 1806, land A. F. Bhope, et ux., to Robt. O. Gill, 1907, land in $2400. Brown to Osceola Lumber Ca. $445 Howard lots in A.B. WwW. H. poor, Howard twp. $45 Jas, W. Yothus, et, Yothus, Dee. 11, Huston twp. $210, Boro of Miles roth, Feb, 21, I! Boney, et. ux, to Feb, 23, 1907, two ux., to Thaddeus 1006, 30 sncres in Feken- Milesburg to E. J. lot in arg WT, obt., M. Gibson's exrs, to Wm. H 18, 1607, } acre in Pine 21700 npnyder, ¢ 0 Jus . Pricl nit } Philipst uryg toM. D , 1209p 1 nonoratvie FOr sua hat practices 10 sh ACER, Yve Trevol ay | against any system UGE Sirs abridge the natural rights of the ebhiild Sxternad disadvantages in the =} gous toil and poverty, sire for age of the facilities afforde often ¢ L1i6d per ied ip, combined with the lsek HE advant schioolroom, Aare 5 « al wou FCUSRION LHe § ta ad as DelLg very mudi in sympathy with modern educations methods, which sim equip our chil dren with a liberal practical education. The inherent unfold ; the strengthened and the idea is trained to shoot, gels a proper stimuious with the view of enabling the child to do ag well as to think. However, he does not lend his support to & plan that has for its object the establishment of a sort of despotism that aims to strangle the in- stinet which, early in the child's ex- jstence, prompis to do and to earn, and thus later on become self-sup ports ing and a factor among the forces that help adorn and beautify nature, and carry on the progress of the world, The forces of despolism may never be expected to stand before the armies of a free country, notwithstanding the theories of our sociological reformers to the contrary. “inthe aweat of thy brow thou shalt est bread.” powers are induced to power of thought in The physical nature also i 1 i HC faded of terron bes star little retreat, and then, find: 1 ig it had grown hate forsook It and pushed onward on the of the stream between the black nd , impend A harles D, G. Lost to him. he edge ‘ ing walls of the forest Roberts in Century ¥ Lincoln and the Bible, Adncoln, as I saw him e carpet slippers he wore Mr. morning in ti in the house and the black tailor could make really bony frame, was a homely enough fig ure. The routine of his life was simple every to moat of us. He was an early riser. When I eame on duty at 8 in the morn- ing he was often already dressed and reading in the library. There was a big table near the g¢enter of the room. There I have seen him reading many times. And the book? We have all heard of the president's fondness for Shakespeare, how he infuriated Becre- tary Stanton by reading “Hamlet” while they were waiting for returns from Gettysburg. We know, too, how he kept eabinet meetings walting while he read them the latest of Petro. Jeum V. Nasby's rwitticlsims. the Bible which 1 saw him reading while most of the household still slept. ~Willlam I. Crook in Harper's Maga- zine, A oat never erys over “spilled milk. lands you go gtate in sure of ex- r of Hy by istence Ww ne of the ing. — “In Court and Kampong Hugh Cliffore Mehuktehis, The Bi his are totally differe: t in appearance, language and customs from the Alaskan Eskimo, They are fairly well disposed, as a rule, excepting during their drunken orgles, which take place on an aver. age once a week. It ls not safe on these occasions to venture abroad, for rifles are ged indiscriminately in all directions and occasionally Into he huts, The strangest custom of this tribe 1s what Ils called the The Siberian berian Tchukt dischar free consent) of the aged and useless members of the community by stran- gulation with a walrus thong. A kaml- tok 1s never practiced on women, The shamans or medicine men are prac tically kings of the place, and woo to the luckless Tehuktehl who Incurs thelr displeagure—London Graphle, Si AAR HO A wan of broad views ls simply one who agrees with us, AHAB ham - -: 8 Ee MI oo 3 Te prs ons and expc Ist. Todo next year ET rE val e to offe at pr 4 gi As Se "AF ar id $250 11 in i sto JVE, SCAICS, slicer, Tank upstairs, etc, 4, ¥ Bowser Self sold before April SPRING SHR PA. end a Pleasant 5D ol bad oy Auman prices same deliver- camery., Howard Creamery Corp. CENTRE HALL, PA S. H. KNEPLEY Blacksmith and .. Wood Worker... BLACKSMITH- ING & WOOD WORK, given to Resetting Tire AND —Rimming Wheels— Satisfactory work is guar- anteed. Call to gee me, Special attention : Canes of Stomach Troobles, When a man bes trouble with hie stomach you may know that he is eat- ing more than he should or of some article of food or drink not suited to hig age or cceupstion, or that his bowels wre habituslly constipated. Take Chamberlain's Stomach sod Liver Tablets to regulate the bowels and improve the digestion and see if the trouble does pot disappear. Ask for a free sample, Hold by The Star Store, Centre Hall; F. A. Carson, Potters Mills ; OW. Swarts, Tussey ville, *He0eO0POO0CETSO000000C REN Attention ! A full line of Ladies’ Underwear in muslin and ambric. Skirts trimmed in lace and embroidery. Covers, Night ee Lorset Gowns. Also a special line Embroidery in Swiss, Nainsook and Muslin. Lace and Insertions. § Oi Insertions for Waists and Skirt fronts. Call and see. CECI EPO DEOTT EW H. F. ROSH SPRING MILLS, FA. i QOBOR IPLEPNOBOEEV RET 2RCPPCROBNAPETCLOHA2000000000 % Srepnestlpggede vesReeeel alae i. petits cu fas OR ES Se SS TR AY Rubber Footwear Line Complete for Men, Ladies and Children, Prices satisfactory to all. AL C. A. KRAPE Spring Mills, Pa. EEE 100000000000 000000008 tee@ P IANOS and ORGANS.... ‘he LESTER Piano is a strict- ly high grade instrument endorsed by the New England Conservatory Boston, Mass., Broad Street Con- servatory, Philadelphia, as being unsurpassed for tone, touch and finish, 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 suit the buyer. Ask for catalogue and piicen. C E ZEIGLER SPRING MILLS, - - « PA, 190000080400000000000000008 Rheumatio Pains Relieved. B. F. Crocker, Esq. now eighty- four yenrs of age and lor twenty vears Justice of the Peace at Martinsburg, Lown, says : “* I sm terribly afflicted with sciatic rheumatism In my left arm and right hip. 1 have used three bottles of Chamberiain's Pain Baim and it did me lots of good.” The Star Somers Hall ; ¥. A. | 00000004 00000000000700800000000000000000000 002 00090000000 0000060800000020 200030008080 20000ey Carson, Potters Ow Ls:
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