Ct 2 THE OENTRE REPORTER. 8. W. SNITH, Editor and Proprietor. PeNN’A. 1907 Centre Harr, : THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, TERMS. ~The terms of subscription to the Re. porter are one dollar per year in advance. ADVERTISEMRNTR.—20 cents per lines for Shree lusertions, and 5 cents per line for each sub- sequent insertion, Other rates made known on application, CHURCH APPOINTMENTS. med--No services, Presbyteria n~Centre {Ap po! nt re ported nents not to this offi given here have not been Harris 1ownship of Al- of KE. Andrew Kremer and family, toona, are visitors at the home R. Williams. Joh work | L001 Boalsburg, Mr. Laurelton, Shera parsotiage, in Boalsburg. vy Harold, of 1] UUsiness in and Mrs, | and Mrs. H Saturday aftern Centre Hall. Misses Edna an Ples side farm, the Miss Mart! i i n Charles, having completed the engaged at Al- his home in 0 wWiichh be was § 1 iri 0 Oy . ay of Lu- Mrs, ( visitors Moyer, at and HUaries were the ellefonte, attend- to Mr. Mr. arg, Monday. and spent in oy Boalsl {fenry Frederick ('. Rothrock won with friends Rut r, of uests at the Hill- last week, Axe Mr. d h Kelle AEA NL Crap, were veginning of Hampden, Maun, visited her grandparents, y and Mrs, X Mrs a of Israel Young. Keller Mrs. Saturday a L. nd at Houserville. Pittsburg, and sited Margaret and ure. nded t Tus- a Pitt able Mersinger, also the funeral of Mrs, a urday with gseyville, Sat and spent his sister, Mrs. Charles short time Negner, and Hiram Fry and fami {f Mra, Wilson Naturday. family in Boalsburg. ly attended the funeral « Fry, at Centre Hill yf Centre Miss Hall, th Margaret Mr. and the home family and sited at near Lemont, Michael W if Slate Sunday r, and Mrs comer and Linn Wi t J spent Sunday at J. PRE Ner, « College Wesley Miller's, If the weather yntinges to be favor. * hay, will all be put AWAY. the Fisher . 1a ft wn jell ra ’ $1 es Ki family, € nd Mra. E. E. Bro La. 23% Dr. familiea n Monday for a two weeks Cherry Run over moved from ¢ f urg to Bellefon her te. on Miss Saral home in Bo Monday. Mr. and Mrs, M relatives in [rvin usser, of Bea- sburg, ver, visited Boalsl Monday and Tuesday. J. W. Keller, of Linden and Mrs, Mary Heilman, of county, nt 1 vesday Homan Mrs. He was Mary hood da gire to vi Hall, Lebanon John Hall. name Mra, at the farm, es of ( entire tiey Hn maider nt her Ww 1088 Keller, had spe a0, child- ys on that farm and 1d h ii had a de- the old home, em——————fcp orca Penn Hall. Farmers are their grain. Mr. Houtz aud of Asronsbur home of de rr y All ri Daniel Corman, spent 8 Boalshurg. John Eckle, of Bellefonte, are spending Mrs, E kle’s Mrs. Bamuel Ulr James Keller, a few days F. M. Fisher, Dr. G. W. Hosterman, of Hall, bought a fine rubber-tire from J. C. David Musser and wife friends at Zion over Bunday, Philip Bhook, who is employed at Milton, spent Bunday with his parents Wilmer Btover and family, of Aarons- burg, spent Bunday afternoon at H, M, Bmith’s. Mra, John Dauberman, of Centre Hall, spent Baturday with her pa- rents, at this place. Bpear Burrell, wife thew were at the home Bartges, Bunday evening. The stork visited at the home Earl Bartley and left a son, Harry Long and family, of Ohio, are spending a few days at the home of J. 8B. Meyer, Bamuel Leitzell, visited at the home of H. a few days last week. Harry McManaway, of Millheim, was in town Hunday evening. nan A: fn ——————— busy hsuling in Miss Carrie Wea Sunday $ b. aver spent al the igh wife and son friends Guy inday among in dren, dgyn a1 a wife and two ehi a few ith Mr parents, ric f OC entre Hall, spent with his daughter, Mrs. Centre buggy Condo. visited Mat- of Robert and son of of Jersey Shore, M. Guise, Post Unrds, A new live of Bouvenir Post Cards all kinds and at all prices. The local views are the prettiest yet offered for sale at this oflice, Birthday, Btork, Art, Poses, Comic Cards, ete, ete, ~more than one hun dred kinds, Spring Mills. John aud Alvin McCool spent last | week with their aunt, Mra, M, T. Duck. Mrs. B. E. Phillips, of New York city, is visiting her father. The raspberry crop is not as large as had been predicted. M. B. Duck and daughter Flo visit- ed in Millhelm last week Miss Carrie Bpicher and Centre Hall ; Mrs. Korman of Philadelphia, and Mr. and Mrs, 8. Hofman, of Ohio, in town on Monday, J. Victor the ng and made an which it is hoped appreciafed but w father, of Hpicher, J. visited friends Rev, pulpit in day address, one not only be will be received us and advice. Rev his vacation with his parents here, of Lew- foyer occupied the Latheran church Bun- excellent will hich timely warni eveli un ng Royer is spending Joseph Palmer and family, isburg, were among those who enjoy- ed the at C. E. Royer Monday. Miss Lula of Philadelphia and sister Esta, of Lewisburg, entertained by their numerous here last week. Miss Mable from a pleasant att uncle, James McCool, Mrs. Wm tha returned tended visit 8 last reunion Baker, Brown has re visit near Tussey ville Smith and daughts from friends Ri} €X- Saturday among and rela Itoona and Johnstown. Mable and Ele Long and anor 1 i spent a pieasant week Burnham. 1 }lual well people | a of ile Bunday little it, but even the face the the cute ewaien In Rebersburg. Bright, who has x fow weeks, 1d around. family, spendii weeks wit . Solley’s pare J and Mrs, Jared Kreamer, | ara Af Sik ey el home, aft Pies a MEBDUTE, Mrs. Washington, former's ps if 1 SG Dwight Wol visiting relatives he Harry Jer iting at the home Fri fresco work formed chur be made, su Ground erection of two ne his place The partie build John Bright Zeigler, C. C. Long is also preparations to build his dwelling house Ag y and STR, wed Rid 80D of Joh it: he painters are vis Moyer. finished af $n : Sh ay t ont I changes ch aa placing new seats, broken for the w dwelling hous has been oa at 8 who will James making are aud n addition to week dering dogs played havoe Rover's fl d it of last BOLI with Dauiel killing Wednesda; Wan wk of sheep, ar Al juring nine others Wp Aaronsburg, William Holliway, of Orangeville, [il., i# here paying a visit to his and sister, Mrs. Crouse, and Mrs, Fred Burd, of Akron, t home of the apd Mrs. Frank 80D James, Mr. Ohio, ing at the Mr Are visi former's pare’ Burd Mrs, i=, Meddlar, guest of Col. and Mr this writing. John Koons and sister, Mrs, Hayes, spent one day last week in this place, They are children of Rev, Koons, a Reformed minister who was located here forty years ago, Mr. and Mrs, ( Girenoble, of Yeagertown, visited at the homes of C. H. Btover and George Weaver for a few days. Mr. and Mra. Joseph Meyer, of Mill. heim, spent Sunday with Mrs, Efe Weaver J. P. Condo and wife and James Roush spent » few days with friends at Pine Grove Milla, Mr, and Mra. Allen Winkleblech, of Rebersburg, spent Bunday with the former's brother, Warren Winkle blech. Miss Martha Coll returned to her home after a years’ stay with her sunt at Pittsburg, Merrill Isenhower, who is employed at Burnham, is at home spending his short vacation with his friends, ———— SS ——— the Coburn, at of Allentown, is 5. J. P. has, Advertise in the Reporter, § sn Tah NON cindy a my | Jury List | Beptembeti September court opens The Monday, 25rd names of the jurymen follow : Atherton, Phi Arinbruster, Bowers, Howard | Boal, Bonner Grogs 1 Hack » oo. ter's Kegistor nti Marriage Llocenses, A. Witmer, Mills, E. Cammel, Bellefonte, Arrianna Drifeoce, Hamilton, Va E. W. Eckenroth, Pleasant Gap, Anna V, Hoy, Pleasant Gap, Leroy Carter, Nefl’ Mills, Rosella T. McAlley, Neft Mills, Calvin G, Spicher, Wilkensburg, Emma R. Heckman, Bellefonte, —————— i ———— If Judge Pritchard was after doing something radical he certainly did it when be lssued his habeas corpus in the Southern Railway case. If North Caroling keeps her balance she can wilt Pritchard, the Federal Court, and the stale regulating policy by the National Government inspired by Roosevelt, MI MO William Ella N. "Thomas Lemont, Pine Grove (irove, Advertise in the Reporter, uses nm SS en oh a EN EINE Sin LAR LAYOA LN Mins Carolyn ff Hart! Wf § sisimen, of Lancaster, test Mise Helen Hosterman, | Chas. DD iwlomew has ordered | aney chicks Leghorns vy whet hel 5 i W el elie 0 IH Mr. and irted on Over-Work Weakens Your Unhealthy Kidneys Make Img i i vi se the heart is thick, kidney- ig oh veins and arteries, iered that only urinary troubles were to be traced to the kidneys, but now modsrn science proves that nearly all constitutic onal diseases have their begin. ning in kidney trouble, If you are sick you can make no mis take by first docto fing your kidneys. The mild Ay had haart trou ble, becau over-working in poisoned blood tro It used to be consi y remedy is o highs t for its ssing cases ne ed, Its tands % in fifty- You may have a 1 Nome of Fencupiioot, kidney or bladder trouble, paper when writing Dr. Kilmer Don't make any mistake, but remember the Root, Dr, Kilmer Sremp-Root, gp TSP CU ie Hops rst A mm ot SA Cor oh SO AIS a ——— A —— w Shirts -- 809 999 CD99 wy “ull Line ~~ EN EE FI ARE ROR TY 4 ¢ ‘ ¢ $ ¢ ¢ 4 $ ¢ 4 / ¢ # ¢ ¢ g Clothing , Guyer Hats Neckwear Columbia £29 9 9 9% 9% HD ODD Tailoring... Wooler Ol “0D 900 a 9B % NB 5 a A. < & CO. Ee. VIRAL RAILROAD wk Daye 1 | IAM {| AM {10 15 85 {10 20 | 85 110 28 | ta {10 27 | 8 6 | 10 50 | 8 0 0 551 10 40 00 | 10 45 | & Bian APM 12 50 Hunters Flilmore Hriarly Waddles Krumrine : | binte Cnliege. A Hiruble, Lo Bloomed or! A Pie Coon | fare RAIN MARK KT Wheat ... OB cov viii COIN in i i & i PRODUCE AT STORES, Y, on every BAP oovrsiss cisresinvins 8 | BUther cosessscinin AE srry FOR Ra Bh BR te SONG SHORT TALKS L. TL. COOPER: LIVER TROUBLE. BY erly th Ure ¢ rks g prog CoO theron +h the body a bright red strean When the inactive beeot 3 muddy, and poisonous A great 1y copie {ry 10 get a fine, clear, pink and white eomplexion i rubbing things their faces. They might rub a life time complexion would causes it. Only ings fine complexions im from ¢} mpuritics out through th pores of the skin and turns the skin a brownish yellow, To get rid of the muddy mar on and the same remain for the hives hhoidie bright, Biood live % d bri i with red blo loade D irities nds the dull, heavy fecling and complexion get the liver gain, Two bots o Coop- Discovery ill do this nine of ten ron sometimes it wr five bottles. Here’ sw hat a man who tried it says: ‘My health had been poorly for several years. My face was yellow and covered with p les, I was bothered constantly nie eonstipation, had little or no appetite and could not sleep well at night. I became weak and lost all ambition. 1 tried many different medicines but nothing seemed to help me until 1 began taking Cooper's New Discovery. It seemed to belp me at once. Now s after I have taken several bottles 1 feel entirely well. My face is clear, 1 sleep well, have a good appetite and am guite my self again,"’ "I am deeply grateful for my restored health.’ Michael Silk, 24 Keatueky Ave., ladianspolis, Ind. y yellow wking New out £0 Wi er's times takes four with chr We sell the famous Cooper medicines, J. D. MURRAY, Druggist Centre Hall, Pa. Chamberiain's Colle, rhoea Remedy Doctors, “Three years ago we bad three | doctors with « ur little boy and every they could do seemed in vain, At set when all hope seemed | to be gone we began using Chamber. | lnin’s Colic, Chelers and Disrrhoes | Remedy and ina few hours he began Today he is as healthy a as parents could wish for '.. B, J. Johoston, Linton, Miss. | For sale by The Btar Store, Centre Hall ; PF. A. Carson, Potters Mills ; CO. W. Nwarta Tuseey ville, : A A SSA Smith, the Photographer, W. W. Smith, the Photographer, will be in Centre Hall Friday, Augast 9, Cholers and Better Dimers Than Three | ehild
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