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7 THE CENTRE REPORTER. DECEMBER COURT JURORS, The Rally at Milihelm, A vote for Mr. Gleason for Congress
Lun 1. Bower ISSUED :WEEKLY. The- Democratic rally at Millheim | is & vote that will sid a Democratic
LP. H. Gherrity Grand snd Tgaverse Jurors Who Wii | last Friday evening wae an entbusias- president to secure the passage of iaws
3 —— erin, —— p— -
Ww Hear CUnses in Last Qunrterly Bessions t ar 00 d d a " . .
2 JicQuition 8. . SMITH, va Editor and Proprietor. 1 1914 io ane, 1d n ne who was present neede to relieve all classes, Do Dot
Yok la 4 ——— rain can doubt the loyalty to the party of | lessen a Democratic president’s power
Erman Beit Entered at the Post Office in Centre Hall as| The last quarterly sessions court of | 4,6 Democrats of lower Penns and | to accomplish the very thing we are
...R. 8. Stover | Second Class mail matter, I Uentre county will open the firs | groep Valleys. They realize that suc. [all contending for by withholding '
ecw mong | ~—=——m—————— Dame’. | Monday (20d) of December and will | sep. national and local—has been at-| your vote fiom Mr. Gleason, You espe
305 R. Rowles CENTRE Harry, a PenN’A contiuue for two weeks, Appended is tained after a long struggle, and they | not expect a Republican CODRressman en 101 dl'mers
JSG, Jones = = o the jury list for the session. will not now leave the ship when it is | to support a Democratic Measure, so J »
I McCormick THURSDAY, O 'TOBER 31, 1912 GRAND JURORS, riding on the waves of success, if you want anything accompliehed
Mlifland Fame Te terme of bsrivtiones tho Ho Frank Auman, carpenter, Penn The meeting was held in the town during the next four years after
4 Sb porter are one dollar per year in advance. W. W. Bible, clerk, Bellefonte hall, and after it was called to order | March 4th, President Wilson must
Hartle| ADVERTISING RATES--Display advertise | _p O. Durst, daborer. Potter by the local chairman, Mr, Musser, of | have a Democratic Congress back of
pe ment of ten or more inches, for three or more in se Wh ’
Confer | sortions, ten cents per inch for each issue. Dis Irvin Dorman, farmer, Walker the Journal, was made chairman. |him. Vote for Gless.n, | Seeding (im I5 on, and the question of lertilizing
sd Neff i
i olay advertising occupying less space than ten + . yo James Glesson, Kag. was the first — ef en aam—
1 Neaver inches and for Jess than three insertions, from Jerry Eby, laborer, Spring ' Yi
y Ne
ir Ch Jo age i bee route | I bt, b
"8 Daugherty | fifleen lo twenty Ge dents por luch for ech | john Evans, farmer, Rush speaker, and it would have been a| Votefor Foster. Will, no doubt, be carefully debated by yon. I
; n , nan. (ta d thing il every voter—Demorcrat-
week Jo Dreese | charge, seventy-five cents, F. A. Foreman farmer, Gre gE Z00C o
oa G00. Bixel | 101 notices Sacmpanying display diverts J. J. Feidler, farmer, Haines ie, Republican, Bull Mooser, Socialist oi want {o call your atietion 5 ” et a : or 4 :
George Weaver | ing five co or line for each insertion ; othe : = a : bot | L | | |
2. Kepler | whe ight "obhis bor oe minimum charge | EL. Files, laborer, Rush ura fm, ur Bien oucahs! ROYSTER FERTILIZERS. If you fave failed to place your
«diag . | tWenty-five cents, D.J Gingery, lumberman Huston f 5 .bocha ; | f, | | R
FWibur Toow Be wanly Yop Pit lige fo he W. J. Gates, engineer, Patton won the admiration of everyone | e U<( eo | order in time for lertilizer, or find that you have insufficient
4 WALD ** | insertions, an ten cents per line for each a «Lad 8, 0 ;
+ A. Neese | gjtional insertion. John H. Hoover, farm er, Gregg present, and put to shame those who | ; 5
or | John H. Houser painter, Sede Col- | "8d attempted to assassinate his pri-| / 4 lor your requirements for Fall seeding, I invite you to give
: sa! : DEMOCRATIC TICKET. . Houser, , S ad oe }
| gta THE DEROGRATIC T lege : vate character. 10 Hares | the Royster a trial. 1 have the goods here and you can
grpeies | PRESIDENT -Woodedw Wilson, New Jastey. Ira Harpster, farmer, Ferguson HBenator Heinle spoke next, and | i
pin. A. Fortney | VICE PRESIDENT—Thomas R. Marshall, I’ Calvin Jones pain ter Philipsburg argued that the loca! candidates
Frank Ishler diana 3, ; :
i : : drive in at yogr convenience and get them--the only right way
! Sigmund Joseph, merchant, Belle-| #/¢8%0n and¢ Foster—should be sup. They may not cough today, } | to handle lertilizer You need not | | ell b
gh 4 Bat A an ALmRObu B. Creve, torts hy SISAAR B nrted by ev ry Democrat, so that the | but what about tomor; ow’ ! | § ; ¥ Lo Sycauyemieac Jugs. !
’ eo 2's sto » nrepared for it tl Ali af = , i
J. L Wagner | STATE TREASURER—Willlam H. Berry, Dels William Kunes, laborer, Liberty party would have complete Sobtte] of Beiter be pt Shared Jor it | hustling ont at a time when you are busy with some other
Ibert Berguer ware county. James Kit rt. fe wr. Harris tovernment «flsirs when tison be. when it comes. AS your {| . eri ;
wend. W. OT | CONGRESSMEN-AT-LARGE—George B Shaw H Cc Pr pe : Ha aus mes president, | ct al it k sori Ay ee i Work to get your lertilizer out of a car. When you need the
+ D. Weaver Westmoreland county ; Joseph Hawley. Al TU €rs, barber, nionvilie F ¥ Evby : " | aoctor abou ec ping AY ers
¢ H. 8mull legheny county ; George KR. McLean, Luzern: Charles W Royer, carpenter, Millheim Lee francis +ybarger was the i :
Baad! county ; E, E, Greepawalt, Lancaster count: «penker sent by the state committee as | Cherry Pectoral in the nouse. | lertilizer, come in, or if you are In town with a {eam, take
8. Schaeffer ihn i
rues } Fred Robison, dentist State College fr Az ssid op :
,. Bradford | CONGRESS—James Gleason, Du Bois oe Ron, Seve: ated Oleg ssupply in the absence of the M issis- Then when the hard cold or some along and Save an extra trip.
EA | a TURE-Ribar ¥, Fownr, Bal Oo | Thomas J Stover, farmer. Penn Aopl Judge. Mr. Lybarger is trained | | cough first appears you have ||
pr gs Ne tol Pe ex me hi : ipeaker, bein lecturer of note. He Te ! edicinoe - h: | : 1
: mor David Tanyer, laborer, Boggs beaker, being a lec ' a doctor's medicine at hand. g g ¢ ‘
Crovece 2 Free avid Tanyws, dehorer, Boggs «oneof Bryan's 1896 converts from | lig | You will not go wrong on Royster goods , they
” : . ordi Ale .
TRAVERSE—FIRST WEEK ; I'his cough medicine is
IRA RSE—FIRST WEEK. he Republican ranks, and he has not is
Augustus Amor, farmer, Spring regretted the day that he came ioto Especially good ior Shildren, | dre lounded on Merit and based on Quality, Roy-
John Breon, farmer, College he Democratic fold. The measures |} NO anodynes. INo alcohol, || . iHvarc , r i
ontended for by Bryan are the meas- | mame a eid Tree Te | Sle Fertilizers are compounded, not merely mixed,
le is due to a lazy | Don’t delay ; come early.
® Batches | oes A. Gleason is the nominee +
hin Wayne
ce Nugent | the Democratic party for Congress ar
he should also have been the nomins
108. Kelley | of the Progressive or Waeashingtcr
NEE Reriy party. His record would entitle hin
nes Carso
John Bressler, farmer, Ferguson
- % : ’
IT. M. Barnhart, foreman, Spring ires now most popular with the | when the whole troubl
Ob T saker anv » polite | liver, We firmly believe your own do
hrock | tO the vote of the Washington par owople. The speaker covered the polit tor will tell vou that an o asional dose |
Rothrock ! A : % progremive. Deon wl topics of the day, and argued Bui bed Blening : ¢
>. Harpster | a8 he has been ro 1
wd. C ‘ford, laborer, Centre i net t sonvinet rhe of Ayer's Pills, sugar-coated will do such | p ns .
A-Joos tor the last 16 years. He wae the ore =p. (1G TL OEE Cote Hall | nem in 8 most oonvincing way. 2 of good." Avk bins | Ob yes, you no doubt have been thinking of doing
ho F, Hot v 5 ’ Hon, R. M Foster, ciudidate for the Mado by the J. 0. AYER CO., Lowell, Mess
A. Emerick | to of C learfleld county for Bryan | Amos M. Dunkle, carpenter, Greg
” Rd 85} giisture, mades plea for support ae | some concrete work this : ase
. H. Spayd | 1896, and hasall through these yes Thomas Eaton, laborer, Philipsburg : 5 . a or lide et eitaesrastoreosecoce | Fall yet In 0 you
H. Corman | stood just where Bryan stood on al) William Ertley, blacksmith, State do you will need good cement for you cannot
J ; ho 4
aron Reese questions before the country. He College fy his hearers. : : -
New Fall make good concrete work with poor cement. For all round
concrete work the ALPHA PORTLAND CEMENT stands second
(0 none. It will make a good substantial job and color out
Lesher Charles, manager, Philipsburg
John Carper, farmer, Harris
Tonight { Thursday ) Is Hallowe'er,
Samuel Fravel, laborer, Benner
T, DO MA! | ,lqg0es of people. His wife is a dauy!
# may be ftp of Rev. Gearbart, a Methodis
D 8CCOMP- | yinister, who years ago preached
"ecaring | jifterent places “in Centre count
eff=c', | boing an evangelistic minister, and
d Dex | iil lives in the town of Clearfien
fm +7 yrs Gleason isa graduate of Dick
«on seminary, at Williamsport, and 1s
ohn M. Grove farmer, Ben: : :
Jo dy armer, Benner A legislative lobby is being formed |
i+ Pennsylvania to further the inter. |
esteof the farmers within the state, |
‘ne of the chief things the lobby wil
coutend for is an sppropriation for al
state fair,
John B. Goheen, farmer Ferguson
H. H. Hewett. carpenter, Philipsburg
Jobn P. Harris, treasurer, Bellefonte
F. V.O. Houseman, carpenter, Mille
heim
George Heverly, foreman, Liberty it
E. R. Hancock, clerk, Philipsburg Fhe Hagan carpenters are construct |
«1a lesding worker in the Methodis Claude Herr, bookkeeper, Bellefonte ing & msmmoth corn crib on the |
"I ehureh of DuBois, be Wilbur Henney, blacksmith, Centre fuyett farm, west of Centre Hall. |
Mr Gleason isspoken of by all partie Hall Cols addition was made necessary on
CO: | in his home town as being the cles J. W. ligen, farmer, Gregg ceount of the very successful farmir gE
8°0 yOUr|.st man ever nominated for any offic tobert H. Irvin, painter, Bellefonte nethods adopted by Mr, Huyett's ten- |
and give |: 4 man of character and ability, and) , p Kreamer gentleman. Millheimm | 80% Perry H. Luse, :
Support | if oleot-d will represent the people « Charles Lupton, farmer, Rush Fifteen-doliar hay is being shipped |
that will |). di trict with ability and integrity Andrew Long farmer, Gregg : fom the Centre Hall station. The |
ale cor ef semen Thomas Murray, foreman Boggs sy crop in the valley was very fair, |
campaign Vote ior Glesson for Congres > :
Dry Goods, Notions
Bed Blankets,
Cotton and Wool, in fancy
Plaids
pRAiFInan one of the leading lawyers of Cles . Orvis M. Fetzer, laborer, Boggs oan
fiald county and is popular with =» :
ang
Winter Goods |
right. I have sold lots of it and not one sack went Wrong.
Try it.
CENTRE HALL, PA.
Dress & Heavy Shoes
Rubbers,
Heavy Underwear,
for Men, Women and Children
Our word good as our bond."
William Miller, tailor, Philipsburg 8 d the very fair price beiog paid pow
pif duty if President Wilson must have a Den Emory McAfee, huckster Half Moun neans that Peuus Valley farmers will
otic oor | cratic congress back of him If be is 1 | TG McCauseland jeweler, Philips. | ‘raw & ice sum of money for it to
fjto aid in accomplish anything. No good rea burg tide them over the petiod of “high |
fatic presi-| o can be produced why you sbou'o John T. McCormick, superintendent, | ¢ st of living.”
withhold your support from him. Yo State College Judging from the amount of cosl
are doing only half your duty as += Geo. W, Nearhood, laborer, Centre | that was stored by residents of Centre
ap-| Democrat if you do not help Presider | gai Hall during the past two weeks, a rep-
| Wilson secure a Democratic congress. W.T. Port, gentleman, Ferguson etition of last winter's severe weathe r
a Calder Ray, manager, Bellefonte is anticipated, Regardiess of
Charles Stover, laborer, South Philip -
burg
An Extra Fine Line
of Hose
Call and See. We will Save
you money,
Cool October Nights
Are made pleasant by
Warm Bed Blankets-
Just recently we laid in a supply of excellent
| blankets—some are cotton and others all wool.
V. B. Staufler, of Harrisburg, was in | Come in and inspect the quality of these and be
eutre Hall inst week, He represents |
H. F. Rossman
SPRING MILLS, PA.
RBI SOIV eNOS RNOE swe
the
high coal bills occasioned by excessive |
iy cold winters like last, deliver us
from wore of them duriog the present
Harvey Shaffer, merchant, Bellefonte | on ury. |
: Roy Stiver, operator, Worth
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Wm. H. Steele, stone mason, Spring
George Sherry, foreman, Bellefonte
iI Rp tier fartna rb ban i
J. B. Spangler, farmer, Potter rs, also located in the state's capital, |
arvey Tressler, { 'r, Benne i .
Harvey Tressler, farmer, Benner ir. Stauffer sold four heating plants
&e tustalied. The purchasers are W, BRB.
Keystone,
Keystone
W. 8. Ward, merchant Ferguson tan. 4 . tp i
; ar ’ 4801 Mingle, Erq , Merchant C. F, Emery, | 113 i V W
M. G. Walker, farmer, Half Moon Lyman L. smith, Fue Centre R port- | Fertilizers an 7 = € ress 00 S
C. E. Zeigler, salesman, Gregg rt. Thes ,
reyslem is Kuown as (i bi- ‘ ‘
N . ’ | All shades of Poplin, pretty patterns in Percales
William Aikey, laborer, Howard 0 hot water vy siwply turpiog =| Binder Twine and Ginghams, and other dress goods,
R.D. Ardery, farmer, Huston valve,
William Allen, Miller, Boggs «i LUETE Is 8 possibility that a wireless Repairs lor Machinery Outing Flannel in large variety.
W. E. Breannon, farmer, Patton c-ceiviog station will be erected in
TRAVERSE ~ SECOND WEEK, oop, snd can be changed from steam |
Thomas,
Hawkins,
Sheppard,
. Simkine,
David Bechdel, laborer, Rush Heliefoute, aud the likely point for
Calvin Canada, clerk, State College sie tower is the Centre county jail, The undersigned jis pree
Jerome Confer, laborer, Snow Shoe Cue idea is to give the exact Lime esch pared to furnish anything K REAM ER & SON
Lewis Doll, shoemaker, Bellefonte lay ss seit out from Arlington by 3 ; : .
Frank Deitrich, painter, Bellefonte « powerful sending station to ail war In the above lines, at most Centre Hall Pa
A. H. Duncan, clerk, Philipsburg vessels, The receiviug station will be reasonable rates, y :
C. E. Forwey, farmer, Harris in Blair's jeweiry store. While the Farm machinery includes —
E. M. Houser, farmer, College main object of locating the station in
Ernest Hess, farmer, Harris ventre county is to give correct time,
J. F. Holt, merchant, Union sverything sent out by the govern-
H. G. Hoover, teacher Burnside went at the Arlington station will ale rr T
: : YOUR PATRONAG
R. J. Hartsock, farmer, Huston #0 be received, X ACH
John A. James, farmer, Liberty The large bank barn on the Joseph 1S SOLICITED.
H. D. Lindermuth, blacksmith,
Willlam H
Albin ‘Garrett,
‘Charles A.
Howard R
Daniel W
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a full line of hay tools,
ete.
'0 respec.
of the Com-
Commissioners of
given in the above
¢ ticket to
which is similar to the
{ November,
18 places in
IES’
«slhomas H. Lingle, laborer, Liberty F. Gummo farm, ove mile east of Ha. LAD
; loos, was totally destroyed by fire on
Unionville Veduesday moruniog of last week. In H (. SHIRK
’”
Isaac miller, carpenter, Bellefonte addition to the barn and outbuildings he
Ed. H. Marshall, laborer, College 500 bushels of wheat, 300 bushels of Centre Hall, Pa. ~
1. H. Meyer, tiller, Ferguson _
. gus oste, 25 tons of bay, a calf, and many
M. I Musser, farmer, Spring farming implements were destroyed.
C. M. McClellan, merchant, Millbeim
on Ube fire started under the mow hole in
William MeDowell, farmer, Marion the rear of the entry and when dis
J. J. McBuley, painter, Bellefonte covered had gaioed such headway / :
John 8. Noll, painter, Spring |
, . : that it was with some difficulty the
Fergus Potter, Justice of the Peace, | stock was gotten out. The loss fs d aster
Harris placed at three thousand dollars with
Jonathan Packer, blacksm th, Bo,
’ .
BEs | a small insurance in the Bugar Valle W ill u € COt 11S !
Harvey Rossman, clerk; Bellefonte company, ’ c r
C. H, Stitzer, farmer, Miles ————————————
oi W. Stewar., superintendent, State| When the new Congress assembles, A limited quantity of wall
ego
you, 8 Democrat or progressive of any ter, lirst quality in ey
James Summers, laborer, Spring type, will feel badly if you did not give Waster, Urs quality 1 ovry
po + W. Spangler, gentleman, Centre | the Demooratic candidate for congress respect, and admitting of the
- in your district your support. Don’ SOLD ONLY AT
J. W. Black, laborer, Potter A bop ni addition of two parts sand,
you think it would be foolish to bend is oft red lor sal b
L. L. Weaver, lumberman, H ines | your forts to elect a Democrsiie pres, ¢ 6 by Y E A ] ‘R ’ RE
W. W. Wance, laborer, Haines ident sud then at the same time sid G S SHOE STO
Sumner W If, merchant, Howard the Republicans to elect a Republican BARTH BEL L EFONTE
G. W. Zettle, butcher, Boggs congress, You can readily see that if C.D. OLONEY
George Yarnell, laborer, Walker you do not vote for Mr, Gleason you and S, W SMITH
. '
———————— are helping the Republioans to thwart
Last week Bellefonte had several the passage of every good law a Demce. Centre Hall
wear COTLdG
Secretary
are
and the
tively by the
form of ballot,
official ballot.
Centre cot...,
monwealth
Centre county
Li
vonard Merry-
ALLL
in the
precinct
in Grange Hall in the village of Hublersburyg.
For the townshi
at the dwelling
precinct,
[
in the hall of
n Eagle, in the village
of Walker, east precinct. in
hotel of Frank Emerick in the village of
p of Walker, middie
pof Walker, west
house of John Royer
For the township of Worth,
nights of the Golde
Port Matilda.
the K
of
For the town:
For the townshi
the
N
village of Zion.
Phe.