La oe z — i ——— ; — et Es m . . THE CENTRE REPORTE R. . The Story of a Turtle’s Meal. Transfer of Real Estite, 0000000005000060008008000¢ A butterfly banter tells the follow- W. D. Zerby trustee to Pearl C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER A, 1810 | tug story of swamp life: Gray, October 12, 1610, in Centre coun- ces ——————— pt “In the water right between my feet | tp, $7500, DEATHS, wils a spotted turtle that had just cap- D. L. Zerby ex to L. W. Wert, rd an ippetizig but by he ears October in Haines twp. $105. dainty morsel, is was a terrapin Emanuel Ishler, a native of Centre like ia tint was more than a month mMike Scrap to Mary Brunak, tract of county, but for many years past 8| ¢,; gis pody was already out of is8d jn Auow Bhoe twp., November 5, highly respected citizan and well | gigit but clawlike legs protruded from ). $5 : known plasterer) of Altoona, died at] Leth sides of that isoceles triangle Thomas Foster et al to J, 8. Baum- the hy me of his daughter, Mrs. 8. D.| which a turtle’ month makes when it | gsrdner June 12, 1910, in State Col- Cox, io that city, on Tuesday morn-| is closed and waved a frantic fare- lege. $1. ing of last week, after a lingering ill- | well to the passing underwater world, Thomas Foster et al to David Blagle, ness since last June from diseases in- | The turtle was a long time in masti- | October 25, 1910, in State College. $1 cident to old age, cating his terrapin, but it was a happy B. T. Wiilllams ¢t ux to Asron Deceased was born in Boalsburg,| me. His whole body ir So Bteele, November 2, 1910, in South : sntedly, he waved his fore legs : anh and was aged seventy-six years on eptediy, 25d vo nach y Jone eg Philipsburg. $525, June 14th, last. Early in life he learn- | 0 110 of a child at the breast. Alfred C Leathers ot ux to J. P. Bh ? » 0 i ed the plasterer’s trade and lived In| po he wagged bis bead solemnly Hagman, Oastober 12, 1910, In State that vicinity for many years, but for | from side to side, ns a wise turtle | College. $400. the past quarter of a century he had | might who feels that such good D. A. Deitrich et ux to Arthur lived in Altoona, a portion of which | lunches are put up by fate only for | Colyer, November 1, 1910, in Walker time he spent in Cleveland, Ohlo. | the knowing ones of this watery | twp, $440, He enlisted in a volunteer company world, and pushed himself balfway Aanie BR. Long to Martha M, Joluinas- pear the close of the Civil war, bul under the roots of a tussock for a | ton, October 31, 1910, fu Howard twp, because of the fact that his company | "4P $190 , ’ tiv A. PP. Luse to F. J. McClellan, was never actively engaged, being de- A Daring Argument. i kh ; i» tained in camp at Harrisburg until A dulck: Witte and darloe 1BWVer October 21, 1010, in Centre Hall. $250, the close of the war, he always refased | gulity- cllent from sure | George Love to Annie R. Loug, to accept a pension, to which under | .onviction on a charge of polsoning. | October 25 1897, io Howard twp H. 'FHFROSSMAN the law he was entitled. Mr, Ishler | it was proved that the poisoning had | $100 many years ago married Mary Ishler, | been done by means of certaln cakes, J. W. Gardner's admrx to George S in WRT P of Miflinburg, who died over twenty |-a portion of which was produced in| Loong, August 31, 18588, in Howard pre giaMills enn, years ago. He is survived by the fol. | court. When the counsel for the pris- | twp. $171 LABSLOBNPANRLINCASLNLE ae lowing children : C. L. and James A., | over bad finished his speech he sald: - ir Ssm—— na of Toledo, Ohio ; Mrs. J. W. Cortz, of “And these, gentlemen of the jury, When a cold becomes settled in the la -— TON Cleveland, Ohio ; Mrs. W. A. Such, of are some of the alleged poisoned system, it will take several days’ treat ‘A complete line of Pittsburg, aud Mrs. 8. D. Cox and kes. We declare to you, gentlemen | ment to cure it, and the best remedy of the jury. that they are not poisoned { to use j= Chamberlain's Cough Robert, of Altoona. He was a brother cakes, They ure as barmless cakes us Remedy. It will cure quicker than for Fall and Wi inter. ¢ ‘ of ex-Sherift William Ishler, of Belle-| .... wore made, and in order, gentle- | 80Y other, and a'so leaves the system ¢ ¢ ¢ ¢ ' ¢ ¢ ¢ 4 All styies and ¢| (| ¢ ¢ 0 ¢ ¢ ’ / / 4 ¢ ; ¢ / { 70 OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS ULOVES AND MITTENS. The best line we have ever had. HEAVY HOSE-—in cotton and wool, T. DUNNING, Pron, . WELLMAN CAFITAL, $86.00 FIRST STATE BANK SWEATERS —in different styles and colors, for Men, Women and Children. 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In addition to this it i an lowa Co niany and bas for el gh teen years been steadily growing stronger and better, It is se- curing the hi mortga ge $ in Jou a aod adjoining states ; this enables the a pay its policy hole ers th ie highest possible hest rates of interest from ite invested assets of farn After a most careful and pleasure in commending The Royal Union | regard it one of the safest and best, thoro igh @WreeB8eereOUOtoII 000000000000 0000000850CPRSRN000000000D : of John Ishler, of Btate | men of the jury. to show vo ’ in & natural and healthy condition. fonie, and J men of ile jury. 10 show you {I 0t Sold by Murray & Bitper. College. these cakes are not polsoned 1 will eat — He was a consistent member of the | one of them right here In your pres The Cotise of ‘Many First Lutheran church and the pastor | ence” And he did eat one. He took of the church, Rev. M, J. Kline, of | good eare. however, to leave the room Sudden Deaths. Altoona, conducted the funeral ser-| at the earliest oppertusity sued "91 There is a disease prevailing in this vices at the Cox home Thursday after- mike 4 hee line for an ifvining Ham. country most dangerous because so decep- : : > where he had an emetic in readiness | owes 11 tive. Many sudden i Fie * - noon. Interment in Fairview ceme | and au notidote. But the jury never 4 rs) deaths are caused tery. { heard out the emetic or the autl : TP —F by it—heart dis- { dote unti Hie lnwyer's client had beefy \) { “ case, pneumonia, On Saturday Tillman Klinefelter, of | qequitted J” , heart failure or Tussey ville, took his bed after baviog | st oS A ) ; apoplexy are often the result of kid. been feeling badly and suffering from What He Saw. ! Fin ! ney Ee 1 : 3 2) pain in the head for about two weeks ‘Do tell me something about Mt | \ kidney trouble is previous, and Monday at one o'clock | Oldplot's latest pis yr nail the you: - WY Fil allowed toadvance in the afternoon death ensued. Death | '20F on The bhotiom San a dance a ed blood wii at. Oe iS itnax a Lr Ccloge © - was due from an abscess onthe brain, - Sab Won't vou de tack the vital organs, causing catarrh of Mr. Klinefelter was a farmer by occa- ca YOU SA HY" the bladder, brick-dust or sediment in pation, and; was the tenantion the| .; i+ ime consented the vouns he wie, head ache, back ache, lame , ’ idan REY IT a ah i ac izziness, sleeplessness, mervous- Fleisher farm. He was a robust man, | . .. «in the split white kid gloves er of the Xidneys ne * and was one of those who was always sie slowly on and | down and waste away cell by cell. brea pushing work along at a rapid gait, | knelt. da r in hand, behind a clam Bladder troubles almost always result beosuse of his great strength and en-| of pink ribbons, Then the hero cnr from a derangement of the kidneys and ta , > . rotn ft large buneh of purple wetter heal in Organ is Aine durgnge, His age waa Siiy-one yen. a deh Aa = put f Yuickest hd ver treatment of the kid- The interment will take place this ers, ng an Soon 8 She J re ive neys. oot corrects inability to Thuredsy ) forenoon, at Tusseyville, | “ie np stabbed an HE bps -p scalding prinis passing i, He was a member of the Reformed | “th 8 lunusome hatp un, ana he xan a ovescomies that ump aiant pecessit church, but in the absence of his} " or ae The tar bo of being compe © go often throug THE ROYAL UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. EMOINES JAMES I. THOMPSON GENERAL AGENT LEMONT, PENN'A RRR PN AR SL SRR, prices. oS SILK-LINED FALL OVERCOA T BVT BW DW BDV CT BD DDO VVR RVR V DY ’ F. E. Wieland the day, and to get up many times during pastor, Rev. Danlel (iress, the services i aha TP - ie Ny . Pin ut by i the night. The mild and immediate effect General Store will be eonducted by Rev. B. F. Bieber, Well * rend the narrator. “vou | Of Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy There survive him a widow, Dee! ... he 1ady in front of me refused to | 18 800n realized. It stands the highest be- ¢ LINDEN HALL, PA. Next time you are feeling a | bit prosperous, come around Annie Markle, and one daughter, El-| i x het hat. aod that is Just he ny Imarias ell) netics fess esses et P P , len, wife of Harvey Hettinger. These | the scene appeared to me.” — Londo Swamp-Root is pleasant to take and is | — — and slip on one of our silk- brothers and sisters also survive: Mrs. | Scraps sold by all droggists in fiftycent and I; O ’ . i hE ined Overcoats. We've silk- } Nevil. ile: Mrs. | resp one-dollar size bottles. You may have a i aha St oo ile : Mrs One of Florence's Jokes. sample bottle and a book that tells all i eorge over 8 8; : That genial comedian W. J. Florence | about it, both sent free by mail. Address, If d d ilk It d th Reesuer, Reading ; George, Waddles ; | ~~" 0 ising a man a fish | Pr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y. ’ ned and siK-imea-to-the-edge Jess, address unknown ; Willlam,| _ _ me when he was about 1 WitR whiting mention Meading this ges. d f 11 bs ’ BI k d O 3 Jaan ¢ Taueyville. | wertioe on a baptine or Ha “7. | erous offer in this paper. Don't make e 1 : r —- Samuel, Lyman, Alfred, of Tosseyville . airting on a hunth ; or fi 3 any mistake, but remember the name, all coa ’ mn ac an X my after day would pass, am i | Swamp-Root, and don’t let a dealer sell t Edward Woodring, a railroad engi. | £2We would net be forthcoming. But | you something in place of Swamp-Root— " ford Gray. hey Ic handsome. A . . | 25 1 J Tr ; deal his bs ip | almost every day a letter or telegram if you do you will be disappointed. ALBERT BRAD] ORD { », wy - neer, died suddenly at his home in| 0 0c cine that Florence had — Proprietor Tacoma, Washington, of heart trouble. not forgotten: that Florence was just ! As Low as As High as He was thirty-saven years old and was | .1,.ut sending the game: that there THE COUNTRY A COU N IN EACH born at Roopsbarg, this county. He | was no cause for worry, as a fine fish PO A $25 is survived by his parents, George H. | or deer was on its way to the express GENTLEMAN SACK OF i and Rachel Woodring, lividg at Blae- | office At frst this solicitousness : li Silk fi d field, West Virginia, and three mar-| Would cause courteous letters and tele- (Established 1831.) Serge- ned i k-line { sisters. The remains were taken grams in return As the delay got . ' VERI BES BO om. for [Sha longer the victim would get Impatient THE ONLY AGRICULTURAL KEWSPAPER - | and would finally be literally haunted : s——— by huge fishes or deer, “with the com- and admittedly the Rev. David 8B. Monroe, a well| pliments of W. I Florence” ‘Then | Leading Agricultural Journal of the World FLOUR Montgomery and Company ishing trip known Methodist minister, died in some Bone day, when it was least ex- ected. the fish or deer wot . Every department written by speciailsts, Altoona, Tuesday of last week. In-| P*' 1. the fish or deer would come the highest authorities in their respective terment was made at Baltimore. Rev. a Hanes, \ BELLEFONTE No other t pretends (0 compere with Monroe, some years ago was pastor of | Quaint Hymna. a hymns LR qualifications of editorial stat MEANS A the Bellefonte Methodist church, and . ives the agricultural news With a degree we must go back to the eighteenth of completeness not even stiempted by for years had been one the leading | ..utury. Here is an instance others ILVER SPOON ing ministers of that denomination, in Ah, lovely appearance of death’ as x = 2 Central Pennsylvania. What sight upon earth is so fair? INDISPENSABLE TO ALL COUNTRY FOR YOU Not all the gay pageants that breathe RESIDENTS WHO WISH TO KEEP Can with a dead body compare 5 Miss Virginia Bowes, daughter fof It seems strange that death should UP WITH THE TIMES. JUST RECEIVED ~LARGE ASSORTMENT OF WHITE & GRAY John Bowes, of Beech Creek, died | have been the occasion for a touch of Single Subseription $1.50 FARMERS ! I do chop- upconscions humor in a hymn, In the | SBE OUDSC 0 ‘ ‘aa f . tor wo vein los with phot | EE ann pos serio i pg atallimes FOUR || | BE) BLANKETS ave, 6 was not quite twenly! aud Modern.” there was and possibly | Five Subscriptions . . . . ... 5% CENTS a Bushel—and years old and was a young woman of | i 1 the following verse: go rare christian character and one whose They do not. ear When the reat bil SPECIAL INDUCHMENTS TO RAISERS do it good ! ALL LARGE DOUBLE BLANKETS. death is deeply mourned by a large Is ringing overhead. OF LARGER CLUBS, . , They «¢ ot rise and come 10 church 7 circle of acquaintances. NHSSNa0L Fite snd Soft ta el rns -\ ,... a... PRICES : 75¢, $1.00, $1.25, $2.50, $2.75 & $3.50 t— 3 The list of things which “they” are Four Months’ Trial Trip, 50 cents Mrs. Martha E. Wolf, widow of Ja-| Unable to do might be indefinitely ex- «PROTA .r . <n ‘ EPECIMEN COPIES will be malled free 5 iE ASS N y cob H. Wolf and a sister of Robert A. tended. London Chronicle. on request. 1 will pay angbody inter. P I PE ALSO A LARGE ASSORTMENT O1} ‘ % sn ———— ested 10 country life to send for them Cassidy, of Canton, Ohio, died in Al- Address the publishers Had to Walk. 24x60—~§1.50 to $2.25 RUGS 1hxr2~83.7% ro - y i Bob EB tous after a chromic Hiteas extend-! gy, 4 10vicated gentleman stared in LUTHER TUCKER & SON f ing over a period of twenty years. a bewildered manner at the sign on Sue — the bridge, The sign read. “Loads ALBANY, N. V. : o.feb2 Both Iron and Lead JAPANESE RUGS-35¢ & 50c Each Tusseyville. Must Not Be Taken Across the Bridge i ———— Water Pipes oy 4.» Fine Selection and Prices Low James Goodhart and little son | Faster Than a Walk” SALE REGISTEN. George left on Saturday for Harris-| After giving the sign profound study | FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, ten o'clock ». m., Pumps and Repairs borg where they will spend some time Lie observed: at Centre Hill, by James B. Strobm : Four work . at the home of Mrs. Goodharvs| “Don't shee how fellersh wi londsh | SOIR 0 Sh HL LIRR SURE SENG Eve jane axa YOUR YauN EXOws Don't fail to call and examine our full line of parents, Mr. and Mrs, Jacob Lee. can do better'n a walk nohow! cattle, bull, 18 shropshire sueep, brood sw, fall ; Mrs. Cloyd Brooks and children and A Diaacl Arncedat line of farming implements and tools. J. S. ROWE SHOES GLOVES Mrs. Chatles Nefl spent Thursday Sitting Ost Torah adie. sor. Mw | FRIDAY, MARCH 10, nine o'clock—one mile |} CENTRE HALL - . - PA. very delightfully at the home of Will Jeune said that Lord Sherbrooke must at “implementa, sc, Meinaing eure’ ive || UNDERWEAR HOSIERY, Etc, ism Rockey and family. be allowed one virtne—namely, his pa : : ; . stock on the"tarm. antonio \ William Biter bad been ill several | tient and affectionate behavior toward : Prices always the lowest for cash or produce. days last week, but is very much im-| his wife. “Do you think.” said Dis OLD FORT HOTEL proved, raell In his deep tone, “that he Las | EDWARD ROYER = RATER ; ure Mrs. Jobn Wert and children have | ever seen her?"—“Memoirs of Tady St. | Proprietor == = #00 Fer Day { : F. EMERY Saws a ieted with heavy colds for | Heller. [iat dt to Scientific. Fach oa Bestel ob thors natce t1| All Candy sold to Retail Dealers by | ol Jroup preva y wife poisoned my whole life.” | turing Confectioners, Tyrone, Pa., are dry eold weather of the early winter| “But you hastened to marry again? | = 1 6 SER RI NOT ADULTERATED IN ANY months. Parents of young children | “Well, I had an antidote coming to Bar FORM, are strictly pure’ and are guar- whould be prepared for it. All that ls | me, didn't 17" Cleveland Leader. sateed to conform with all Pure Food| DR. SOL, . M. NISSLEY, needed is a bottle of Chamberlain's Laws. v = ‘ Cough Remedy. Many miothers are | Virtue that parieys is cear surren- ETERINARY | NARY SURGEON. ithout it ln thelr homes and | #er—French Proverh. Al h A of the Uni " bar never dinappointed them. | Centre Reporter, §1 a year, in 8d: | fea: as x Brahim haar CAMP CANDY co Offa at Palace Li very’ Stati, Ter en | modate Hold by Murray & Bitoer, vans, ! ve v TYRONE, PANN'A [fos Po. Bok? 3 he a i 3 v : TE Cos - ¥ # Pie va a “a 5
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