os ESO ASAP PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE, / Prizroners at New Jail Site, George W., Reber, horn st Bpring Bank, this county, March 18, 1885, {died st the home of his son, J. EK | Reber, at Vicksburg, on Monday, He renee ff The first regular consignment of Pennsylvaula's Greatest Institution of | Prisoners from the Western penitenti- Learning Threatened on Acconnt of | ny we 3 brvuit to Bellefonte Tuesday | was aged seventy-seven years, five . » 4 i 3 i, fi pr a ‘Tight Spirit of the Legislature, or Si jo Ley Den. . hae Tal months, and eighteen days. ts: | @ Cans . The condition of aftairs with refer- | jun and a negro, They were under | Mr. Reber moved to Illinois where ence to the maintenance of Pennsyl: | the care of three stalwart guards, but | he resided for a namber of years short vaunia State College is next tostartling, | were not handeufled and gave no |ly after the death of his wife in 1901. affecting as they do the very life of the | {rouble at all, The warden will put He became afllicted with ecreepio titution, due to the fact ti he | () put) i pox institution, due to the fact that the | them to work on the prison farms. | paralysis, and for the last seven years legislature has failed to provide sufil. he was an invalid, becoming absolutely cient funds with which the institution | helpless a number of months prior to can be kept up to its past standard of Potters Mills { his death. He was a highly respected efliciency. To cripple the institution | Harry Wagner, of Bellefonte, spent | citizan, a lover of music, and held a by a fi aneial handicap such se HEGIDY | Funday with his parents, {number of conventions in Centre aw rer hoe yO 3 J | i ROW $o have heen 1 10 Gus 4 bathing | “The children of this place held .| Uoiy, before moving to Hii noly. an possitle, to be avoided, I'he state it. pienie in Allison's woods last Wed- | Rl nthe Wu Appar . 10 SOND nesday. There survive him four sons: J. KE, and Namuel, Vicksburg: Thomas sell canunt sflord to jropardizas the use- | I : fulpess « f this exesllenl school by fafl- | The state road hay heen repaired A ’ 3 1 y Highland, Kansas; Clayton R, aaa | line one daughter, Mra. J HB. Carpenter ing to properly support it, Announce- from this place-to the Mifllin county sit in i st) a 5 116 ty > ment | made at nenrly one-half the ' ' Harricon, Illinois ; one brother, Mich- Le aching stafl of the college is leaving | Mra John Wagner ia epending the ael Heber Routh 'Omahs Nebrasks : the iosibiution because of the low | week with her daughter, Mrs. Elmer three si ters Mrs. G. E : 7 hoer of piers, I . . 4. 4? TF, } York ; Mrs. Margaret Wealund, State salaries paid, aud that the iopstitution | B'ump, in Bellefonte, is facing nn orisis in its history the im- A Tid 1 , Mr. and Mrs, Willian ar ‘ st a / { portance of which must not be under-| ir ; 1 M a Ham A aman, of ollege; and Mra, Aonie Kern, Madi- ted : : ander- | Fort Wayne, Indiana, visited at the gynburg , #leo survive, Funeral services 8! ims 's esd H Alea, home of William Blausser. were conducted at the home of J. E. It has taken years of hard, patient, Alexander Meloy, James Moyer Reber, Vicksburg, Tuesday by Rev, 8 self-sacrificing work to bring the col | and William Hlsusser attended the A. Bnvder, of Centre Hall, assisted by lege up 0 Hae high standard it now | horse sale at Bellefonte on Saturday, Rev. Kohler, of Mifflinbarg, 1 aud to asses ot} a rep { mT , The remair y ippe oy ye, g10 asin) b ) x i. Hh | te Mrs. Thomas Farner and daughter I'he remains were shipped to Harrl- ion aud 118 dsefulness by falling 10] oo 0h v6 Oalver on Raturday to spend a 900, Illinois, for interment, and were furnish sufficient funds with which tof, days before returning to Puiladel- 8ccompanied by Bamuel Reber. maintain that staudard is a grievous " mistake. The commonwealt has ising tks nas on TE a The schools opened here on Monday Yon RY PROCLAMATION, importance of which demands prompt Boise Brown, of Colyer, teaches the Whereas t action. grammar grade and Miss Ruth Bower the primary grade, | lpn pp pss | i he Honorable § It ia not a pleasant contrast for Penusvivania toe mtemnpliate the state weiss A ————— engaged io the building of a million | Spring Mills, lollar snitentiary in oi ralley while | - de lar peniten i y n 36 ya whi | Robert Kennelly came home from n another fe les av } a lead- | : Pe sR Dy xp y CRC" 1 Burnham with a badly crushed foot, ing ipsatitution of learning is on the | { vs : f wus decline for want of] B. F. Kennelly and Philip Helm are working at Centre Hall for Editor Swith, Frank Osman apd friend, of Al . . | toona, spent Bunday with Mrs, James Mr. snd Mrs, George Bitner, of near | Osman. ip sr seam ff —————————— Birthday Party a: Lolyer, Colyer, on 1esday evening gave Pag Ty I Ay BE gave A] Mr. and Mr Adam Bartges, of birthday psrly in honor of their son, | Millheim, spent sunday with I. J George Bitper, The evening was | Zubler, most delightfally spent, and the re-| The y in Gregg township freshimuents were above the average on | opened on Monday with a god at- x ' 1 snd Ano [hose present were ; | lendand Mr. and Mrs. W. | Misses Ruth Smith and Bara Fisher, M {| of Penn Hall, left on Monday to enter oa TRE | West Chester Normal Bchool. Prof. Arthur Dornblezer, of Hesgers- FARM town, Marviand, wss in town last ek, and tuoed several pisnos while °F realest ¥ as LOX TTT ITI YR : Udell 4 Sy, = wl pA = g gy = 5) SS / P7777 77277272272 i i | les F. Shaw are | Farm work is in all stages from hauling in oats to sowing wheat, We have had frequent rains, but 15 vo harm was done. + | E “Small Wonder You're Tired, Anne!” Misa Mary 8B. Barber, of Hazelton, is spending a few dave at the home of i ’ " . her nephew, Dr. J. V. Foster. Why don’t you do as | do—pull your chair up The deep springs fail to respond, sl to your Bell Telephone and let the stores come to you? we Ceep springs fail Le spond, . : though there seems to have been ar It’s fun because its sc easy and satisfactory. In an hour abnormal rain fall during Auguet. I accomplish what it takes you the whole day to do, i he gos Ons f ihn r TT 1 . * . . All H ns ofthe W. ©. T. 1 and think of the time I have left for diversion. conventions open to ‘he pabiie, aud BImMmost Cora i welcome 1s extended ue everyone, “You haven't a Bell Telephone! Use mine NOW Jecoh Auman, of Potters Mills, was . to call the Business Office. You'll agree it's the best taken to the Bellefonte he spital Tues * ’ " day and Wednesday underwent ap thing you've ever done. operation. sre. Lou. D. Beli oablisbes) : WwW. S. MALLALIEU ars #0 . ell publishes letters « . " administration upon the estate of her y : Local Manager, The Bel) Telephone late husband, Samuel M. Bell, of ! Company of Pa, Bosl burg, deceased, \ 4 ’ Sn Wry Bellefonte, Penn’a William Bradford, at the Old Fort . is hauling milk to the Spring Mills plant recent; erected by the Mill Hall condensing company, Mr.aod Mrs. J. D. Smithgall and children returned from the former's home at Turbotville, where they f ‘i vigited for a few weeks, J Hhortly after midnight on Fundsy John Homan took sick, suflering from vs Desth of J ha Homan Y)/ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller and ohil- THERE 1S NO PLOW SUPERIOR TO THE SYRACUSE RIDING PLOW I s1 + he oar ‘ ‘ .% 4 it plows the san * can be well hand- 1 rocky hillsid { ¥ i fr ress x 3 1 ¢} 1 wes 111} t1 2 ‘1s i 3 WEY AALISA0GH it ave no Geen 1Urrow Lo wash © will thr y he sol up hill better than any ie for two or (ree horses. NEW IDEA MANURE SPREADER Poe is, werk to perfection THE “OLDS” GASOLINE ENGINES There is no FARM MACHINE OR IMPLEMENT that we do not handle, HEAVY WAGONS AND BUGGIES GRASS SEED 2 CLOVER SEED n ALFALFA SEED J. H. & 3. BE. WEBER CENTRE HALL and OAK HALL STATION E3UILOING LOT FOR Fa facing Maio street North and East by an alle Norih of the property of Mary Goodha tre Hall; a desirable } further parvesiam inguir - ep, || August Clearance Sale WB dnlisgatghamper of Straw Hats Diarrhoea Remedy the world would be much better off and the percentage of suffering greatly decreased,” writes Lindeay Scott, of Temple, lod. For August is the Summer Clearance Month, ale by all dealers. We will begin with Straw Hats, The price on cach headpiece has been deeply cut in order to make them move readily. Monday by Mrs. Miller's brother, Ir. | death ended his life on Monday even- | vin Stover. ing. Mr Homan was the son of . I. 1.. Evy, who had been in the | Jobn Homan, Br, and waa born in This is the time to make t employ of the Iuternational Harvester | Northumberland county about the about the house an bar Company, at Akron, Ohio, was com- | time the elder Homan decided to come and Hy pellied to return to his home in Pleas- . ant Gap on account of sickness, $0 Unite to cast Ltalot. Heo'was a Tusseyville, and Wiiliam Neese, of Bpriog Milles, attended the funeral of He was twite married, frat to Mim pears in this issue, are deceased], hose much needed repairs height, and if your old “straw” shows Arrange to make them of wear, here is your opportunity to buy a new one at a big saving. — And the “ pickings ” are best right now. mail carriers will receive ijucreased | Willlam H., and Mrs, Ciyde E. four miles, and those on such routes will receive $1100 annually in monthly over that length will be paid ou the | where Mr. Homan had his home and same basis, died, There also survive these broth- the bags when purchased, church on Friday afternoon and even. 3 { ing and Saturday. No one ean afford ot, Keats Collage; Mea. Jasob Ruiab, to miss the Lecture by Mrs. Parcels on Rock Springs. A silver offering is desired, (Thursday ) at Pine Hall, Rev, Bpang- OM A TAA the five congregations of that charge 8 vacancy inthe charge a pumber of | People have io Chamberlain's Colle, | years. Kev. Whitman very likely | Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is PRODUCE AT STORES, | TyWELLING HOUSES FOR wns: 1 GRAIN MARKET, | ate their older press at the Jette four months old. A Ww REV. W. RH — wa SCHUYLER, Centre Hadi’ su, AVCHONERR the ley Journal, as for number of | Of that remedy and their knowledge pastor of the Brush Valley Lutheran | diarrhoea sod dysen that it haa sharge, with residence at TR | effected, i ie, meds during the pany, D. W. Bradford, loos! agent,| of " Grange Park during ihe Eooampe | ment, J
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