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THE OENTRE REPORTE
PHU RED, AY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1807
n
TRAIN SCHEDULE
Trains leave Co nt re Hall on the Lewisburg and
Tyrone Rallroad, . BK. R System, us follows :
7078. m, and 285 p.m,
S516, m. and 3.36 p.m
Grange Clothing House,
Mr. (aritee, of Philadelphia, will
make a fine display of clothing at the
Grange Fair,
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Seeds,
We have now on hand choice timo-
and alsike seed. These
can found in
thy, clover
seeds are as clean as
the market.
J. H.
Centre
be
and 8. E. WEBER,
Hall and Oak Hall
ma—————————
Harvest Home Services
be held
Park,
Rev,
Harvest Home services will
in the Auditorium (irange
Bunday, Sept, 15th, at 2:30 p.
George W. Melinay will preach the
anniversary sermon. All cordial-
ly
0
nm.
are
invited
earam—————— ro ——
The Corn Crop,
the early or late
whether or
It lepends on
coming of Jack Frost
Penns Va will
corn crop. The past
worked wonders
barring frost the
the expectations of moat farmers.
all {
not
have a marketable
fifteen days have
the corn, and
f
will far
1
iley
with
erop exceed
ee ——— ——————
Keith's
The most brilliant
the
Chestnut St
Theatre,
and varied bill of
Keith's
elphis,
ill is the
given at
Phil
¢
‘ne n
SEASON In Le)
rect Theatre, lad
novel-
rvitinionl
i INURICAI
Birds
ry TY €F
pis hE
Ent
A
a 0
fHE RE "ORTER HEADUUARTERS
At the nd date WHE
Foonmpn end ie
tipen to All Comers, i
As previously announced the Centre
Reporter's the Kn
campment sand MYT ise
three tents. No edd
business ; No. will be open to every
body—everybody'’s tent, and Neo. 3
exclusively to mothers and the babies
An effort will be made to equip each
of the tents to the purposes
tended. The mother’s tent, especially,
will be arranged the
headquarters at
Fair
1 will
will
hee deve iO
suit ine
with view to
comiort of both the
little ones his len t,
open at all times,
it will be sufliciently
outside court will aflord
and be provide d
i]
inohere and the
will be
«1 that
private, The
View
NO.
and so los
a good
of the grounds with
ample seating capacity
The Ams
headquarter
rican Flag will
the
of
readers and their friends
indicate the
Reporter
Reporter
(‘entre
the
s of
Call around, ail you-
Ee
Moyer-Hray.
No prettier wedding was ever solem-
nized in Newport township, Luzerne
county, than the one on ti
August in the Newport Centre chureh,
when at high 1 War.
P. E
ie ISL
(reorge
oon Rev
burton, rector of St. Andrews
church, of
ited |
Bray and H.
Mills
gowned in white and wore a veil, fast.
The
Miss |
batiste, and,
"Ww
Bruce
which un
Mover
bri vas attractively
P64
maid
ia
ened with a brooch.
honor was her sister, Bray
who wore white
bride, carried white asters
I'he bride
Roman,
Noble, of
in white.
la wars M Yi 2 wu
ia were Miss Elizabetl
SLI
Ale
3- Barre, also
1 1
and YiiRa Jeni
Wilke roy Ww nied
i ie Desi
Man was Os0ar
i
f Wanamie
authorizes
fifty-cent bolles al hall-price, o> ©
i have solid a lot
and, although I
guaranieed
has been br
and
one
fact
ere ar
priv Ret
e medical
el or
carried in
purse, and every one has mor
power than a big pill or tal
turhb
“1 am still sellin
half-price, although mnnot
long I shall be able } to do go, and sny-
one who is subject nstipation,
sick headache, dizziness, trouble,
indigestion, or a general played-out
eondition, ought of
this chance.”
a
ler of mineral water.
Hped ific at
tell bow
to
liver
to take advantage
.—
Attorney General Todd is giving the
capi.ol thieves ample time to 23,
Ars fm — so
Dear Governor : The days of grace
allotted the capitol thieves ought not
be continued longer. people are
growing restless,
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Does deem it of
more importance that Sheatz should
be eleeted than the grafters be punish-
ed? Is the governor fooling the
people—just now ?
AI MS
The people are beginning more and
more to regret that Lewis J. Kmory is
not in the governor's chair. Btuart’s
promises are not hurting the capitol
thieves, and, perhaps, had the gover
nor known the robbers would be dis
eovered, the promises would not have
been made,
5
ae
Governor Stuart
A ———————
And when will Roosevelt and his
cabinet quit talking and do something?
Have they put striped goods on a
single individual? No! Will they?
No!! They are simply laying plans
for the like of Cortelyou to bleed the
corporations for campaign funds need-
ed in the next National contest,
lt
The Lewistown Democrat and Hen-
tinel views the Republican candidate
for district attorney thus:
A candidate for district attorney
over in Centre county is not at all
modest in his platform, He pledges
himeelf to break up the larceny, bur-
glary and murder that have run riot
in the county and ‘stop it without
unnecessary expense Lo the taxpayer,’
He must be a wonder, and the position
of prosecuting attorney for the whole
Btate ought to be ¢ eated for him,
Buch sbility should not be confined to
one little county.
RR Weta , 4
ELECTION LAW
Ares Hy
Falure
fy argon freee
Near
sagion of the legialnture,
tan was adapted provi
wert minendments
wif}
Constitution his Feuer 1)
ty
legislature,
the
he amendments wiiet
Willi COs
by the
will be vote
ARAN BT
next nied i ndog
people «f
I on by
state in 1009
affect relmte
the
the people generally tO
the change in the elections, teri |
of ¢ and local officers
The
and of al
sted
The provisions of the |
ounty
derman, changes sugges mre
BWeeping ones
A
proposed smendments, gathered |
from the pamphlet law just lssued, are
Elections are divided
ne
as follows : into
ia called the general |
the
elections are to be held
years, The
Lbeld in the
two Classes
election and the other munie
jection. These
only once in two
¢lection 18 to Le “even
and the municipal elec
Hot}
nite
bered years ;
tions in the odd numbered years
held the first
Monday
respective
to
are to be Miesday
in November in
[he
dope
the first
of the VEArs,
: yu
be entirely
election is
The 4
with, term of every county offi
years, of alderman
peace Bix years,
mn 3
GIHCEes LAL is 1
two years, and the
now three vears is to be
{ the
amendment
all officers to be elected in the
numbered years, whose term o
wid numibs
ps peo
Letter uel Brass
to Ban
JF Cows
Rives and
Bil Alike,
ada yor
Ts
il is BO Wilh |
ow In thal Dera, ibere
Ueal «
in the United
You ko
bend
different paints
and one best. OW your
paint.
I'he best that
the I'he
paint is the one that covers most sur
stays there longest
COW , We ELow Lhe
COW ia Lhe one
gives
best calves and milk, beat
neither
color--nol
face and
paint nor cow goes by
whether Holstein
ody
Aske or Jersey is
better to look at.
10 gallons Devoe will cover your
barn and wear 10 years ; it'll ake 15 of
another paint, and that paint’ll wear
J years,
Reckon costs.
5, $17.58 ; about
$30 : the job,
$4.75 a year,
$1.00, $24;
3, $45 ;
Devoe : 10 gallons
10 days’ work $3,
$47.50 for ten yenrs:
The other : 15 gallons,
about fifteen days’ work
$69 for Years |
Devoe $4.75 a year ; the
year, Difference $9
the job, five
$13 50 a year.
other $15.50 a
year,
That's
Pp aint,
how to reckon cows and
Yours truly,
F. W. Devoe & Co.,
35 New York
Kreamer & Son sell our paint.
— a
Poultry Exhibit
Two hundred birds of every variety
of domestic poultry are wanted for the
Grange Fair. It is expected of the
poultry raisers of Centre county to fill
up this department. The committee
has provided a nice oullding with suit.
able for exhibition purposes,
and will pay a premium for every
meritorious bird placed on exhibition.
A Ade SS MP LR
Minister Rolfuses Position,
The Reformed Board of Home Mis
sions have been notified by the Rev,
Lewis Robb, of Wilkinsburg, that he
will not accept the position of general
superintendent tendered him by the
board to succeed Rev. Thomas M.
Yundt, of Reading,
uri
Happy Thought, Red Cross (steel or
metal), National, ' Modern and Peer.
less ure the names of a fow ranges sold
by J. A. Reesman, and the price of
each is toude an object 4 family him
before you give your
oom '} A
1A » % 5
Y¥ Bilel LUIrwig,
Freeman Luse, o
ie Intter’s f
pince,
Hostermas
4
ne
«Xa
rile
i ger gi
Chestie Wert,
TP
ars
was R Welcome visitor nn
nday. She is always wele
this her former
Anna
guest of
aturday.
Miss Nellie Mingle has
ters Mills
home,
Wolf, of
Mrs,
We
Effie
{
iis
Mra 3
Weaver.
aE Bh
Pot
term of
Ene to
to teach her second
there,
Paul Murray
Misa E
' sr
ei
SCHOO)
s of Chicago, and
Centre Hall,
Mensch,
sister,
dua, of visited
unci Lewis a
day
Inst wee
Miss Mabel Leister, of Lewisburg, is
visiting at the home of Abner Acker:
Joe. Meyer aud family, of Millheim,
were in town Bunday.
A Mrs.
Mr. and Thomas Meyer, of {
guests of
(=
burn, were George Weaver,
Hunday.
Mise Are
returned
months
Harman
spending a few
with friends in Bellefonte,
Mr. Houlz, of Bpring
Miss Carrie Weaver, of
spent the HMabbath with
Pleasant Gap.
The Primary
school rooms have
irens
home alter
Mills, and
this place,
friends in
and lIotermeoiate
been freshened up
by repainting and having the walls
papered in the very latest style, by A.
8. Btover,
i A Mai
Grocery House of Thornton Barnes,
Mrs Barnes and Mr, Garland will
represent the grocery house of Thorn-
ton Barnes at the Grange Exhibition,
. sali sitins
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy One of the
lest on the Matket,
For many years Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy has gained in favor
and popularity until it is now one of
the most staple medicines in use and
has an enormovs sale. It is intended
especially for acute throst avd lung
diseases, such as coughs, colds and
crotip, and ean always be depended
upon It is pleasant and safe to take
and is undoubtedly the best in the
market for the purposes for which it
in intended. Sold by
The Hiar Store, Centre Hall; F. A
Carson, Polters Mills ; 3 AL W, Swarlz,
Tumsey ville,
There are two kinds of friends, those
we need and those who need us.
S0P000900P0000PORPPDVPOOROPPODOPRGOORROOOPODORS
AS 0 0 SB i 9% Bass
saa
would have
been to
splitter of
rails.
Mr. Former: Your progress
JET
now
{
you are.
wires at the joint,
and clamps.
sary these wraps
LINDEN
HALL
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Bellefonte, Pa.
We have received ou
Fall shipment of Pyrogra-
phy Outfits and Stenciled
Goods for burning that
was promise Sept, Ist,
It is the bigges and best
we have had. Pro-
ide now for your hols day
wants in this line of goods
for they cannot be dupli-
cated tor Christmas De-
livery.
Our prices are as low as
the lowest,
(ee
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sii
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CPUC VOPR RDOOPROOON POR D
IANOS and
ORGANS....
I'he LESTE] a strict-
ly high grade instrument endorsed
by the New England Conservatory
B wm, Mass, Broad Street
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.
catalogue and prices,
t Piano is
Ce sT-
Ask for
C. E. ZEIGLER
BPRING MILLS, - PA.
800 COOP OR000R00R0000
- -
iad Tetter for Thirty Years,
years and have tried almost countless |
remedics with little, if any, relief, |
cured me
out a little sometimes, but nothing to
what it used to do --D, H. Beach,
Midland City, Als. Chamberlain's
Halve is for sale by
The Star Store, Centre Ha
Carson, Potters Mills; ©. Ww. 8
Tussey ville,
C. A. Krape
Spring Mills « - = Pa.
Wanted
Lard, Side Meat,
Onions, Chickens,
Fresh Eggs.
Highest Cash prices
paid for same deliver-
ed to Creamery.
Howard Creamery Corp.
CENTRE HALL, PA.
i
|
J
x | ZTE
Ra
dwelling house and jot gb RE
olf, dec'd. In Bpring Mills, - P,
his isn Mare opportunity. oo we
eure a good home on private It consists
| of DHOR Swelling house, summer house with
and coal cellar, smoke ioe
fruit, excellent garden, unfail:
back of stable. Inquire of
R. F, FETTEROLY.
Selinsgrove, Pa.
DT Gute the Undente ven that
13; | in doing al Kinds 3 Ig
house,
lity of goods we
The qua
be
We
catch trade
you will guaranteed
as
sented. have no desire
of
aS
than well constructed furniture
good material, yet in the end
most expensive
The furniture we sell bears
turning UP-SIDE-DOWN for ex-
amination Its beauty
in the varnish and putty.
to at the
CAMP
SOC us store Of
Rearick’s
FurnitureStore
H. £ TAYLOR
TORR EY.AD. LAW
Office : Opera fotwe Block BELLEFONTE, PA
Court House
ALTE ahoy of
Hy Tegal now attended te
FOR SAL
for male a ~The
2x pour Eh FE
Ceatre n