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THURSDAY, AU GU 8ST 15, 1807,
TRAIN SCHEDULE
Trains leave Centre Hall on the Lewisburg and
Tyrone Railroad, P. R. R. System, as follows :
EAST...... JA7a. mm. and 2.35 p.m,
81548. m. and 3.36 p. m,
RESOLUTION ADOPTED BY THE ADVISORY
BOARD OF THE DEPARTMENT OF
HEALTH OF THE COMMON-
WEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA,
JULY 25, 1907.
Resolved : That in the opinion of
the Advisory Board and the Commis-
gioner of Health a person who has
had the operation for vaccination
faithfully performed three times, at
intervals of two successive weeks,
without success is for the time being
immune from smallpox, and, further,
that under the present law persons
who have a written certificate from a
reputable physician that two such at-
tempts to vaccinate were faithfully
performed and a second certificate from
a physician of the Btate Department
of Health, or of a Board or Bureau of
Health or Sanitary Committee of a
city or borough may aamitted to
school for one year without violating
the spirit of the law, the object of
which is simply to prevent the spread
of smallpox.
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Can't Be Sald of All Politicians,
The Philadelphia Record,
Farmer Creasy had his pocket pick-
ed at a Grange picnic last week, It
safe to say that the thief did not find
any other man’s money in Creasy’'s
pocket.
is
Festival August 17,
The members of the Knights of the
hold in
Saturday evening,
ice cake
will served,
Golden Eagle will a festival
Grange Arcadia,
August
and
All are invited.
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17, at which Cream,
confectioneries be
3 Inches of Kaln,
The heaviest rain in seven years fell
at Centre Hall Friday morning
tween the hours war
o'clock. It came
filled the government
the three inch point.
be-
and eight
and
to
of fi
in torrents,
rain gauge
RQ
Plenle, Saturday, 24th
The members of Branch Company
No. 20, The Patrons Rural Telephone
Company, will hold their first annual
picnic and outing Saturday, August
24th, in the grove above the farm resi-
dence of W. E. Tate, of Pine
Stump school house,
west
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A Logaunton Miller Injured
A message was received over the
telephone that William Meyer, of Lo-
ganton, Saturday fell down the stairs
at his flouring mill and was seriously
injured.
Mr. Meyer, some years ago, operated
the Centre Hall roller mills, and is
favorably knowao to many of the Re
porter readers,
pt ins
Niarriage Licenses,
Charles W. Neely, Pittsburg.
Anna J. Bamuelson, Pittsburg,
George 8B. Lingle, Blanchard.
Marie G. Martin, Curwensville,
Edward A. Horner, Linden Hall
Lillian V. Bubb, Spring Mills,
Charles B. Burris, Centre Hall.
Anna V. Bowers, Spring Mills,
Blaine F, Williams, Martha.
Addie E. Gingery, Martha,
Perry J. Woleslagle, Unionville.
Mrs. Laura Simpson, Unionville,
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Progress Grange Program,
Following is the program arranged
for the meeting of Progress Grange,
Baturday evening at 7 o'clock :
Recitation, Florence Rhone,
Bong by the Grange.
Belect reading, Mrs. Win. Brooks,
General Discussions— What - assist-
ance can the members of our Grange
give in preparing a large display for
our Grange Fair.
Proper preparation of the soil
good wheat crop.
Is hilling celery unecessary
duce a good crop?
for
to pro-
/ For the New Hospital.
Speaking of the hospital,
Watchman has this to say :
Contractor Henry Lowery now has
a force of men at work grouting for
the foundation walls of the front part
of the main building of the new Belle
fonte hospital. It will be remembered
that in the spring the walls were built
for the rear portion of the building,
The front portion will be 40x50 feet in
gize and the rear portion 30x40 where
it connects with the front and 20x40 in
the rear. This will simply be the
main building, the original plans pro-
viding for both an east and west wing,
which will be built in the future when
the necessary funds can be raised, The
entire building will be of brick and
will be furnished and equipped in
modern style, Itis the intention to
push the work on the main building
right along to as early a completion ae
possible ; & fact that will be appre-
ciated by the hospital authorities on
account of the always crowded cope
dition of the present hospital bulid-
ing.
the
Lots of people would rather pick
flaws than anything else,
A girl isn’t necessarily as pretty as
~WUALS
Remember the Knights of the Gold-
en Eagle will hold a festival Saturday
evening.
A young of Irvin
Htormstown, was injured
from a load of hay.
Mrs, Elton Kuhn, of State College,
was the guest of her uncle and sunt,
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wion,
Sunday
Gray, of
by a fall
BON
aver
Andrew Gregg was home over Bun.
day. Mrs, Gregg just returned from
a trip to western Pennsylvania, and is
not in the best of health.
A regular meeting of the Patrons
Rural Telephone Company will be
beld at the Garman House, Bellefonte,
Saturday, at ten o'clock.
The Bellefonte school board o
dated two of the
name of intermediate grammar. Miss
Helen Harper has been elected teacher
for the rame.
Dr. M. J. Locke, of Bellefonte,
tained the members of the medic
ciety at luncheon at their
meeting the Bellefonte
Tuesaday afternoon,
The Reformed congregation in
Bellefonte has started in to finish
their chapel erected some months ago
at the rear of their church
It is the expectation to have it
ymeoli-
ita echools under
enter.
ml #0.
regular
at hospital,
on Bpring
street,
ready for dedication in six weeks or so
Miss Ruth Beck
over Bunday by Miss Leila Huyett, in
Centre Hall.
wis entertained
The young lady is the
Snydertown,
Centre Hall
Huyett,
and Mra. D. J. Wolf and ehil-
dren, of Tqneylovi, Maryland, ar
the guests of Mrs, olf’
and Mrs, Alfred on
ving a Reformed charge
his
and was sccompanied to
by Lumberman KE.
Rev.
ser
land,
this time.
5
aging
and is
5% Sony xranid
ithe Oil harves
Now it's
keeping the farmers buzzing
generally speaking, i=
farms
O Trop,
Ore Very goo
si it i
favorab weather
Bowe it, the atop willbe of
ti
i ear than last,
pushing
r stubble fleld
both
some sect i
jef, —F
being turned for the
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I'he Mifflinburg Telegraph
is upward
there |
timothy sad
us potato
has
and stubbles
blight
misch allows
wheat cr
lack berries are ripe
ed this personal : Misses Margaret
Catherine Weber,
'abright 3
ly the guests at the ha:
home of Mr.
two of Btate («
legs young ladies, were recent
modern and Mra,
Shontz and family, in this place
and Mrs, D. A. Boozer
from their a ua Falls
the latter part
Boozer brought with him three h
(
Mr.
of last week. Mr.
Orses
’ tA
VO Aad
-i team of sorrels aud a bay
to his livery stock. He now has elev
head of drivers, and vot one
The ¢ manly
5. 006) dog tax
Loo many,
Commissioners regs
afe LO
Vari
tags and
fo
lectora throughout the county.
act
$ , ¥ » f
dog tax and any owner of a
refuses or to do
his canine killed,
ing them out the His
a recent itise mpulsory tO pay a
dog who
fails #0 is liable t(«
have
HBeptember Woman's Home
Companion is remarkable pripeipally
for two thiogs—the exquisite
by Earl Stetson Crawford, which won
the $1,600 prize recently offered by the
Companion, and for an excellent ar-
ticle on ** The Iofluence of Business
Life Women,” by Anna Bteese
Richardson.
After conducting a milk route in
Bellewood for some time, William V,
Harshbarger purchased the stock and
implements on the farm from which
he secured his supply of milk and now
is operating both the dairy and milk
route. Mr. Harshbarger is the sldest
son of H. K. Harshbarger, of Potters
Mille, and for a time lived in Altoona,
The
cover,
on
Mr. and Mrs, B, G, Cooper, of Free.
port, Illinois, are at present the guests
of W. W. Bpangler and daughter,
Miss Gertrude, in Centre Hall. Mr.
Cooper at the last general election was
elected treasurer of Stephenson county,
and previous to his induction into of
fice was a resident of Rock Grove. He
is a westerner by birth, and a Repub.
lican. Mrs, Cooper is the sister-in-law
of Mr. Bpangler, her maiden name
having been Bolinger, and a native of
Aaronsburg, which place will be visit.
ed by them before returning to Illinois,
During the past week the Reporter
office has been buslly engaged print.
ing pamphlets and blanks for the Pa
trons Rural Telephone Company of
Northampton county, which wae or.
ganized within the past year on the
same basis as the telephone company
operated in Centre county by the farm.
ers. At the request of the State
Grange the writer attended a meeting
of the Northampton County Pomona
Grange, Beplember of last year, for the
purpose of explaining the telephone
system in Centre county. An organ.
ization was eflected almost immediate.
ly, and today there are about forty
miles of telephone line operated by the
company, who owns and operates its
own exchange. The system in North-
ampton couuty will be largely ex-
panded, as the Grange organization is
much nlive and many of its members
# picture just because she js painted,
sre lu tue best foaucial condition.
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REDUCED RATES TO CLEAKFIELD,
Avcoount Central FPeonsy!vania
Via
Muoting
Volunteer Firemen's
Pennsylvania Rallroad,
For this oceaslon excursion
will be sold to Clesrfield August
ood for return trip until
Th lusive,
Association
tickets
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August
to
“i, B
o0, 11 from all stations
the Cambria
Pen Vy IVR)
Division ;
rone Division, ancl
field Division,
North W
port : i ndiana,
snd
iron
Blairsville Interse
Henrietta, Martinsburg, Williamsburg,
Mt. Etna, Tyrone, and intermediate
stations ; from Kiskiminetas Junction,
Red Bank, Driftwood, Brockwayville
and intermediate stations ; Pen
Bryn, Williamsport,
Driftwood intermediate
and froma Paddy Mountain Bellefonte
and intermediate stations, at reduced
Consult nearest Ticket Agent,
rh ter:
tion,
from
Montgomery,
and stations,
rates,
Wo pty
fart in Auto Wreck
of
#ulo-
Roy aud Homer Gentzel,
Perr
mot
BOIS
y Ger met with a serious
tzel,
i
ie
aturday forernos
WIregK
Htate (Colle The two vou
were on their way home,
pike
machine
down the tate «
axl
Hear
e on the broke
in the machine, bi
i the chanos
uping, but did
ath of the pw
passed
remained
tempted to lesser
injured by}
CIEAT ¢ irii;
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al several pl
r off hie
Of, D
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ar, Fel
» and |
. Bake
1. Ap
to Th
dot in Milest
Jdizabeth Fowler, et, al,
Orwick, July 18, 1807, lila
twp. $400 :
J. A. West
Aug. 24,
§6,000
Wim.
=, 1907,
Jos,
April
West,
twp.
al, to Luther
121a 76ip in Harris
y 1
1908,
Reese, Aug,
$000
Korman,
twp.
Reese to O, Perry
56 p Worth
Baker's exrs. to Ira C.
1, 1907, 150a
70a in twp.
in College
$4,225,
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Chanee for Reporter Renders
In order to test the Reporte rr’ great
circulation and its superior advertising
value, we have made
with J.D. Murray, the popular drug-
gist, to ofler one of his best selling
medicines at half-price to anyone who
will
present it at his store,
AITADgements
cut out the ollowing coupon antl
COUPON
1, D. MUR]
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Dr. Howard's specific for the cure of
constipation and dyspepria ia not an
unknown remedy. It has made many
remarkable cures right here in Centre
Hall and so positive ls Druggist J. D.
Murray of ita great superiority in cur.
ing dyspepsia, constipation, sick head.
ache and liver troubles that he will, in
addition to selling it at half-price, re.
fund the money to anyone whom it
does not cure.
If you eannot call at his store, cut
out the coupon and mail it with 2
cents, and a 50 cent box of the specific
will be sent you by mall, charges paid,
Do not put tof. “One today is
worth two tomorrows '
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Need Wheat,
Choice Fultz seed wheat, clean of
rye, at ten cents above market price,
Inquire at the Reporter office.
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But, mo
wires
and clamps.
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«1 he Index... Shoes - Shoes
Bellefonte, Pa.
Special Prices
Pyrography
Goods...
now
prices on many
goods.
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arc come lete,
Full line of Chil
Boys’ and Men's
nt Oxfords.
line
it
to sce . this
carly as possible, while
{s complete,
. The Index...
Plan
C. A. Krape
Spring Mills - - = Pa.
POP OOPOTINPOOEIROOOG Rae
IANOS and
ORGANS...
LESTER Pia
instrument end
no is & strict-
ly high grade reed
by the New England Conservatory
Boston, Mass., Broad Street Con-
gervatory, Philadelphia,
i for tone,
Lard, Side Meat,
Onions, Chickens,
Fresh Eggs.
as being
UNSUrPASSe: 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,
catalogue and prices,
PP0VCIRP PPP ROPO EC BDRIG OBS
Highest Cash prices
paid for same deliver-
ed to Creamery.
s Ask for
Howard Creamery Corp.
C. E. ZEIGLER CENTRE HALL, PA.
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OUSE AND LOT FOR BALE - Hrick
dwelling house and Jot of Elise Fetter
olf, deo'd, in Spring Mille, Pa. opposite C. P,
Long's store his is a rare opportunity Ww se
ore & good hoine on private terms, It consists
of brick dwelling house, summer house with
| wood and coal cellar, smoke house, oe house,
or an Impaired Appetite,
To improve the appetite
strenghten the digestion try a few
floss of © Raber iv Nitomach and |
Aver Tablets, Mr, J. H. Reitz, of |
Detroit, Mich. says: * They restored | | Jars barn. dood Bi, axcelitnt garam, unish
my appetite when impaired, relieved | lot back of stable. Inquire of
me of a bloated feeling and cansed wn! R. F, FETTEROLY,
plesssnit and satisfactory movement of | Selinsgrove, Pa.
the bowels.’ Price, 25 cents, uuplae
free nt
Centre Hall ;
The Star Store
Carson, Potters Mills; C. W. a,
yville,
RENO
il discon.
AN,
Pa,
is date the
ne doing a1 Kinds of epai wor
J Loci EN:
Leutre
Furniture
For Sale.
NOT Cheap
Goods at Good
Prices,
Good
BUT
Goods at Cheap
Prices.
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We aim to
please you, to give
you something that
you will be satis-
fied with, and at a
price that is not ex-
orbitant.
23
Call and see
our line before you
buy.
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Rearick’s
FurnitureStore
Centre Hall, Pa.
H+ manor
ATTORNEY
Offies a BRLLEPO}
promptly. cz
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