Ay THE CENTRE REPORTER. S.W. SIUTH, . . . Editor and Proprietor. Corin Hau, THURBDAY, NOVE MBERM.. TERMS. ~The terms of f wabseriphion to the Re- porter are one dollar per year in advance. ADVERTISEMENTS. 20 cents per lines for three insertions, and 5 cents per line for each sub- sequent insertion. Other rates made knowu on application 1907 The Heporter's Register, Cora E. Ripka, Potters Mills Pearl R. Ripka, Potters Mills Mary E. Jordan, Potters Mills Willard Garver, Ple John L. Bung asant Gap ard, Rock River, Ohio Emanuel Ii Mrs H, E Sha Mrs. W Fran Minnie Mrs. Henry Honu Mrs, Wm Homan, Centre Mrs. John H. Horner, met T. Mrs, mi dan, an, Centre Hall Hall Mm Frank net Jordan, Em- Jor Brown, Jordan, Floyd ily J Hadl centre tre Hall ‘entre Hall Hall ended Linden J W. Kell the ed from Wf her of Rockford wnied home bs tur: Lome « mi 1 been on Aid Washinglor en under | days ne of the He and iries runs the Lad ie brakes, aL tl a short adjusi { F.E Altoons recently. time Wieland spent several days in Douglass Campbell, one of county’s «ged citizens, tives in Centre county George Geutzel iam wise to Potlers Mary P tter's tenant bh Mills, Robert id wife left for Milton, where £9 i AUER pew home in i ar ghiops isited J [ressler v Mra. Ww eek pgerich, who sre, was called f her sister, Nannie, last Friday. Mrs Milton, care for | to the house owing to 8 severe ¢old, The health officer visited Hill school Monday and insnected the condition of the building and took a list of the families represented. from called o had been confined Agnes Meyer returned wheres abe had been to er son whi me——————— Harms township Mrs. Margaret Miller returned from Altoona last week WAS 8CO0m- panied by her daughter-in-law, Mrs Kleckner wish, who in Boalsburg for a few dave, Mrs, P. M. Weber, Huntingdon, is enjoying several weeks with rels- tivea and friends in this place. George E. Meyer, of Altoona, visited his parents. Miss Annie Lohr spent a few days at her home at Centre Hall, where she attended the funeral of her niece, Mrs, Elwood Brooks, Monday afternoon, Charles and George Fisher spent Bunday in Boalsburg. 3. W. Garberie, of Pine Hall, tended in the church, Haunday. Mrs. Amanda Walker is staying for an indefinite time at the Musser house, State College. Robert McCrae and family, of Belle, vue Station, Pittsburg, visited here, Miss Nannie Gingerich is ill from peritonitis at the home of Mrs, Her- man, aie {ollege Miss Mayme Reed, of Petersburg, Huautingdon county, is visiting Mu. and Mrs, James I. Reed Mrs Desste Fry Treaster, a grand daugiiter of Hiram Fry, of shingle town, died at ber home vear Franklin. ville, Monday the 4th, aud was buried in the cemetery at Boalsburg the fol lowing Wedueaday ia the afternoon. Boryiers were held in the Lutheran church, Rev. MeKeivey officiating. Tre culertainwent given by the primary school st Boswsburg, Friday evening, wes an enjoyable affain Roy Lutes gave the address of welcome ; a number of reci ations and dialogues were well foudered, Music was one of the plessing paris of the program. Mie Shatjory Rolliroek presided st Lhe organ, sid soiue U1 Loe girls of the Brann Lohool wesleted in Lhe sin Prof. H. & Nhe remained of at services formed si =~ ing tev. A. A Bisek, Rot hire bre. L. E Kidder nnd M Hosterman made short sddresses expressing thelr appreciation of the exercises, EY i THE DALE MURDER, Ogoturred nn Year ago Tuesday-«No New Evidence so Far as the Pablic Knows Tuesday it was a year since the murder of Josiah C. Dale, whieh deed was committed somewhere between the Dale farm, on Nittany M .untain, and Centre Hall. As far as the public knows there at this time evidence pointing to the criminal other than that developed at the time of the habeas corpus hearing, all of which appeared in this paper. One of the county papers, assuming to speak for one of the county officials, in eflect that evidence peainst a certain individual hss been but it is not generally Heved that the article was written with suthoerity in no hes stated obtained, hee or that apy new incrimin- ating evid: In the issue of the Reporter of No- vember 220d, of last year, the writer of where taken place, that the deed or near the barn, pee has been d veloped, 99 sh advanced two theories The was murder might have first ory committed at the Was The 3 the CS er, :onal opinion of the editor by on ond theory, advanced mat expressed themselves killing was dope o Mou wae that the th slope of Nittany 8 u itain, near what is Rnewn Adam's road The Ines where ns Reporter's opinion to the au He uraer was mit apd by hom it was committed has pever changed, it rmoaintsi al this time that the main points cory rumber one ted 1 je referred to fs ird fa i ’ ioet ahove, are true, follow : al The mpgrder was comniitie ar the farm bundiage Th ime of the nd six o'clock, murde tween five a ¢) The bugey with tracked when it was liber the dead ms: in it was side uptil ao uepicious moment A peu fesiure is 1hsl ers of the Mover family, Dale isis the five farm, saw Mr #1 Mover saw On after about 2: m., and the buge:s ES ndy , Ghaers rg UERY, know anything whatever about the murdered msn leaving the { Dale farm el oo i —— Green (ara and Potatoes, i be ooh wots in the geliing for fifty-five cents, bn ! little that be in merchants are local mar green corn is i. it there first class, termed not t Can i Gira uying cors | at any price, as it is too risky to sl in quantities have 1 filev this seas] potatoes The crop nd many farmers it in th scarcity of hel nt. had a ones to leave p, until a The re- Crop. while i tubers look well on the out i more $1 streaked on the inside. ing price hs for as been fifty cents wounds, sess AMAA ast Property Solid saint ¢ HARES For and The house ing 18 property, o« it and a small land, was #0ld by the trator, James LL. Foust, to James H, Runkle at a public sale held last week The tract of land on which is as small dwelling house knocked down $250, the wid land at $51 SS it wood of five acres was at and four gores of we Old System of Nominating The pounced that the old system of nomin- sting candidates, for local offices to be voted for at the spring election, be adhered to, county commissioners have an will The time for holding the eancns will be announced the party chairman AIA AAS Willlamsport Commerginl College Twenty-two students accepted October, Fifty-four calls for office help in forty-four days. A business education 8 good investment. Enter any time, I rial lesson and catalogue free, Smith, the Photographer, W. W. Bmith, the Photographer, will be in Centre Hall Friday, November 22, positions in received schon is Lowishurg has another $3000 dame no bund, Jacol Hower, an undertaker wis thrawn from his wagon and injured. He sued for the sbove smount, The accident was osused Ly the wheel of his wagon striking no ash pile. ———— MISA Bitlisusuvss sid Uonstipation, “For years | wag troubled with iilliousness and constipation, which made life miserable for me. My appetite failed me. I lost my uvsusl force and vitality, Pepein prepars- tions and eathartios only made mat. tere worse. I do not know where I should have been today had I not tried Chamberlain's Htomach and Liver Taba, The tablets relieve the ill feels fbi wi otis, stretigthen the digestive functions, helplug the system to do its work veturally VM. Rosa Potts, Birmingham, Als. These tablets are for sale b y The Star Store, Centre Hall; F. A Carson, Potters UW. Bw Tussey ville, win, thal Gil i DEATHS, MRS, ELLWOOD BROOKS. The death of Mrs. Elwood occurred their home in Altoona | saturday morning, November 9th, of | typhoid fever. Mra. Brooks was a | daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Joseph | Lutz, of Centre Hall® from whose | home the fuveral was held Monday afternoon. Rev, Melinay, of the M, E church, pastor of the deceased, as- sisted by Rev. Durkee, of Pleasant Gap, conducted the services. The service Brooks at at ducted by the members of the Valley and was v the grave was of The Rebekah Lodge No, CO Lady 268, ke lodge, the local order of Order of Odd F lows o sttended thepervices no a body the npresasive. Mrs Broo Wiha 8 Ch) I'he iit Independent al vember of this inbers of The music in churehh was far. from the various church chol ta the eg, BIMl WEE Very sppro- priate OeouRiOn There were a number of fl ral pieces presented by orgavizations and in- iduals hfal four Brooks M.E dit Wie 8 chureh for The well-dressed Years, Ghee IonLy [argaret I, Carter MoeKeenport, aged EH a daughter « iary Wasson onths nt > {the + sf vires y © Le ol day “VER ale George | Sur | Misses | , both st home, and Fate, { rare two daughters § A dM Mrs sude W.E § one Cpr. Of Gear 58 i Ba Lat, lis at Marah r= home Madison! ve vears, nine i Yearick's church pity~one days, terine the Cenetlery al sn ———— ———— LAYUALS - Hegular meeting of Progress Grange saturday afternoon. I'he Centre County Pomona Grange will meet at Centre Hall, Wednesday, Dece fth John Bathgate, miber of Lemont, tree inst and sivee then has been quite ill The clothing gom=ry & Company comfortable. It's in the cut, Mrs. Rel Mrs. Lu- Mont. feel from Hike bought jou woes Hoholl snd cinda Weaver are vieiting sil the home of George Scholl, at Houserville Mrs. Maggie Harper returned from Bellefonte, and now entertaining ber son, Hany Harper, 8 Westinghouse employe, who f= home for a short time Robert J. Zerby, of Uniontown, after spending a week at Spring Mills, cane to Centre Hall Tuesday to vieit his father-in-law, John Hpicher Mr. Zerby is a railroad engineer, Mra. J. dH. Meyer, of Boalsburg, is visiting her son, George E. Meyer and other friends in Altoona, Her son bad been in Boslsburg and Monday Mra Meyer accompanied him to bis! home {to is Laat week one day the erew ou one | of the freight trains saw three bears pear Paddy Mountain tunnel, below | Coburn, and & short distance fariber | on bruin number four was seen sha b- Hog over the rocks, Mra Fred Wideman, of La Grange, Illinois, writes the Reporter the bake ing business is booming, and that they have been mesking bpumercus ime provements in their bakery sand res taurant, Mrs. Wideman's mBiden name was Miss Belle Pennington, for. meriy of Centre Hall, The next big game of the foot ball season will be played on the College CUsmpus st Lewisburg on Ssturday afternoon Diekivson will meet Book. nell. Both tesms are closely matched. The game will sttraot hundreds to Lewisburg to witness the contest, snd the biggest crowd is expected on lady will surely call and inspect our Coats, Furs and Skirts, The line is not only one of the largest we ever had, but the most stylish garments can be obtained here. Our consists of fifty diff- erent designs. nl pu 20 Ep stock Prices Range From $5.00 to $27.50 WITH FALL Rain Coats for give ire wear. first find be will can hold their and style worn out ? CALL FOR rely upon doing this. Ae a W UP-TO-DATE CLOTHIER TRADE Plain until Few Millheim, Pa. TEACHERS INSTITUT wr i Monday, n ARs ene wow MEd fhe la Wed mb gira olare IMrere Fhe setatllon, nesday aod Irie Y The sigty-firsl a sion of Cen. leacher's Noaven Frid During Wednesday and Thursday of & Directs have is ‘owintly netitute h, wiil Ary open Monday, ' continge ber 18 snd tnt RY EVEDIDE. week t! i's Associa will i= bly ! annual meeting inl standing. CTORS 3).. » Instrue as an offi TRI Hiate President ima ( it . 1108 3 y ('. Willis i A se UY f Loo sired ie niver- fouisville, Ky. Ph. DD. Dean of Hagerslown, wily «¢ mvilie H Kee Md is Her Marr DIRECTS [rire Wed Preside Hein Address 0] puleory moh i Dr a Penpuylea Dr. x Director Looks Ihe “11 nel Ww. Vir K Hon DF | law Fort: ey, ' “ Com- 5p iH M Af Ad BeiFuna- tion o An bE a the Add rese nl of Township Hieh “ The nian.” swdinier, Good ilier, educa “ When to Me' The Need 5 Fortney, soeninnls R40 Pp Mm. Mob ae Yor lecture Di Piany in E “Work and an jucat THURSDAY Dr. Will ‘The and the Comn ity.” «Dr Sehaeffer, fegislation.” Address Col and BA MN Address... is, Hehool | a A dd ress Fort ne their sohon] and the o ymmunity."” Have You a Friend? Then tell him about Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. Tell him how it cured your hard cough. Tell him why you always keep it in the house. Tell him to ask his doctor about it. Doc- tors use a great deal of it for throat and lung troubles. The best kind of a testimonial oor “Sold for over sixty years.” Hehool Li the y, brariea, value to Mads J, frig he ©, Azar Oc Os. ho eowrgat, Mave. SnsAPAIIA. yersi We have no seovets | We publish the formulas of all our medicines. One of Aver’'s Pil hasten A There is no better heater made than the Red Cross Oak, straight or down draft. The price is made an object, — sthietic fleld on that day. 3 A, Bavumits, DISTRICT The Tear MUSI( her's Opportunity ROYER, LEE, C. } Pres A. B. Vice Pres. CHURCH APPOINTMENTS Heformed- pastor, No servioss owing to absence of Lutheran Spring Milla, moraing Hall, afternoon ; Tomeyvilie, evenivg, ary raily Ceutre mission Prestyterian-Centre Hall, Mills, afleraoon, Communion, foes Baturday afiernoon morning Spring preparatory serv Appointments nol given here have reported to this office. | not been GRAIN | Rye B—— ——— - 1 Hey. B MABKET, Wheat ....... Oats ... Corn PRODUCE AT STORES, 7 TR 09 Butter Potatoes... « i] Regge... qs J. 1 Murray's Bacocess, J. D. Murray, the enterprising drug. rather than awsit the ordinary methods of introduction, urged the Dr. Howard Co. to secure a quick sale Fhe wonderful success of this plan | was » great burprise even to Mr. Mur So much (alk has bees osused by have been made for the specific, that have suthorized Murray to continue this special half-price sale for a limited time longer, In addition to selling a 600. bottle of Dr. Howard's specific for 250., Mr. Murray bas zo much faith in the remedy that he will refund the money to anyone whom it does not cure. When your head aches, your stom ach does vot digest foo: emsily and naturally, when there is constipation, specks before the ayes, tired feeling, giddiness, bad taste In the mouth, ooated tongue, heart-burn, sour stom- sch, roariug sod ringing fo the ears, melancholy and liver troubles, Dr. Howard's specific will cure you. If ——————. 11 HCH 1isCussion wnships and Centre Hall Bor $ + It all attend and take part Dr. W. H. Schuylk H. W. KREAMER, Se ARNEY, MRS, 1.1] Treas A Reliable Remedy for Croup. Mra. 8. Rosinthsl, of Turner, Mich- igan, an “We have used Cham- beriain’s Cough Medicine for ourselves and ehildren for several years snd like it very much. I think it is the only remedy for croup and can highly re- commend it’ For sale by The Star Store, Centre Hall; F Potters Mills ; C. W, Bwartz, va ——————— A ———— “ No sdvance in prices here” is the way Montgomery & Company put id, their stock will con vince the buyer that they have the best line of goods to be found any- where, Chapped hands are quickly cared by applying Chamberlain's Salve. Price, 25 cents. For sale by The Star Store, Centre Hall; F. A. Carson, Potters Mille ; C. W. Swans, Tosseyville, A ——— Oth
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