VOL. LXXXVI.
NEW ROAD PLANNED,
Connecting Link Between State College
and Tyrone, to be built,
The Tyrone Herald exvresses itself
in this way relative to the improve-
ment of railroad facilities in Centre
county :
The inspection of the route of the
proposed railroad that when built will
connect the Lewisburg and Tyroue
branch leading out from Tyrone with
the Lewisburg and Tyrone railroad
proper, some six or seven miles farther
north, by a party of Pennsylvania
railroad officials Taesday,
rise to the belief ia railroad circles that
has glven
this connecting link between the two
lines ia to be constructed this summer
The i
General
Creigliton,
The
leads
county.
ngpection j Was
Nuperintenden
of Altoona,
¥ 0}
=
headed by
t George W
arty
branch leadi:
to
road cX'e
east
points
Aare
i A
LyTole via
mont; a snail town on tae
i \
At
hed by
Bellefonte
ihe
facilities,
reac a branch
and the
of town are not
ivania State Col
the
As Penopsy
located there, the t
taat ily ¢ deserving
b ad However,
remsined for th ) i of
that viciul
tentiar
YW, Pt
vieir laim, is
stler raiir facililles
a rite
ing au
the alien
and it 18 cial
n
WwW penit
plitaiel
Pio;
aud Lue
Lhe
for work
BCR 1
I'he prop
people
Siate College as
aud mapy ul
Uuion count
College Tyrous
Beailefotite ov
theu travel l
water road Lo
Lewisturg sud
pointe, i
Ballet
Wi
I ge I
Lo
tosn [¢
18 §
gained,
Hull ering the oad Depsarim
| passed LY
st =i Ley spprop
rif
ne,
the
HOW
iu
is ¥ Eg i
fn provement of 1 led
.
portion Lo the t
oats Le in
eX|
each county iu pi tal
gulopr
$
mileage © ved slate Dighway
in the couuty, is passed by sennie
and becomes a law, Lhe
the fifty million dollar
will begin to disappear,
districts had no sssurance that this
fuud would do road building that
would be of rervice to them the
road department is haltered by the
measure referred to the country dis
tricta will get their fair share of the
fmprovements. Uuder these coud
tions the Reporter is in favor of the
bond issue,
the
to
ine
autry
oppaosiiion
bond
fhe ¢
It
Ad -_
Dalitor and Wes kilos to Organinns,
Pennsylvania daily
Hshers will meet at the board of trade.
aud weerly publishers will mueet at the
Commonwealth Hotel in Harrisburg,
April 16, Toe idea is to form two
distinct orgacizations, one for dailies
and one for weeklies and newspapers
of less frequency of issue, but both
combined snd alliated with
parent organiz ation,
A —————
Deaths of ventre Countiangs,
Daniel Hardy, at Beaver Fails, He
formerly lived in the northwestern
portion of this county.
Miss Margaret Gillette, of Boow
Bhoe, in the Altoona Hospital, Her
parents live at Buow Bhoe where iu.
teriuent wae made,
newspaper pub
one
PALMER FOR QOVERNOR,
Newspapers Throughout the State Indorse
the Congressman as a Fitting sender
and Uandidate,
The ‘i Telegram ' nomi-
nates Congressman A. Mitchell Pal-
mer for governor, and makes the pre
diction that “there are enough intelli
gent voters of all parties, tired
Reading
and
disgusted with present conditions, to
land him in the office by a very hand-
some m oj rity.”
This move is seconded
by the Pitte-
burgh Post in this language :
“ We agrees with
that the elegti
sarnat o
ISTOALOTIA
our contemporary
gut » & notable
victory,
f
bat for t!
Gans
ntatives in Lhe
brilliant ar
the best in
wouiq De
Biiis Wi ii
sithfal to duty, so
iterests of the common people
taken care of.”
el i
iG BS
fs coin
Fam and Sold,
$
I
to
nu Centre kianil as it is
f ita sigs, yet a fow
the
Agric uiture la i ngaged io as
gremt al extenl |
nn
located here do farming on
ou a larger
the view of extendiog thelr
J. W. Mitterliug
ost Lows
glide
or smaller scale, With
operations, Mesars
snd John UU, Bossman purchased all
of the land comprising the Aruey
homestead lying south of the Brush
Valley road, owned by Berjamin H,
Arney., There were twenly-six acres
the tract, Mr. Mitterliog takiog
8 xleen aud Mr. the
remainder, The price paid was $100
per acre. Mr, Arney retained all of
the land vorth of the road and the
splendid buildiogs on it,
s———————
The Old Disriet School,
“The Oid District Behool,”
in two acts, will be rendered by the
members of the XY. P. B. In Grange
Arosdia on Ba urday evening. The
young people should be given en-
couragementin thelr efforts to enters
tain. There will be plenty of music
and fun, Admission ten snd twenty
cents ; reserved seats, 25 cents,
—————— A I 5 ASA
Oae of Centro Hall's greatest needs :
A play ground, 4
iu
Bee, Rossman
a farce
HALL. PA.,
FUNDS FOR STATE,
1
Legisinture May be More Liberal
Support of Pennsylvania's
Edacationsl Institution,
in
Greatest
Penn-
dawning.
though the Legislature bas been
many years generous in making
propriations for the support of
public schools, if has been quite
reverse with relation
A new. era in agriculture in
sylvania seems to bea
for
ap-
the
the
in
agriculture, on which buman life abso-
lutely depends and which is the basis
of all prosperity.
At the last preceding biennial ses-
gion of the General Assembly, $15 000,-
to education
{ 000 waa given to the publie schools be-
lea $115,000 to of
struction f
lie In and
8 mak
{ 81 ithe
Department
1 salaries
a total appropriation
At the
appropriation
ing
of $15 115 600,
mn the total
for the Hehool of Agriculture and Ex-
»
00 VERTH
TAT
ment Station at Siate College, for
tenance,
4, repairs and the purchase
ipment, was $230 000, or $115.0
HAY ¢ 1e-f0
fa 1a
i8 18 ICn
ppr
io and
rth thie
priasted for the same pu
than t
of New York
Pears now
to the 1
leas
inn the Siate
Tessa: oR
f "
Alle
ener,
instil
utio
generous
especiaily
ron:
* BPPTOY
f Agricuiture,
( Lhe jines
pnmendation were iotrod
ne Legislature which it is
¢ passed, and Mon
£0 10
been made
81
IURSDAY, APRIL 1
A x. i
ANDMARK,
\
”
4
Biscksmith Shop, School House
Postoffice
History,
Charles D
Tin *hop,
Og¢cupled Sams In Early
Bartholomew bagan
07
in bullding up a new structure to b
used for offices, ete,
The shops being torn away
erected many years ago by
Harpster, aod in them was carried
in the early history of Centre
general blrchksmithing
building. After the death of
Harpster, in the beginpiong
the
were
On
ial
and wagon
81,
seventies, blacksmithing
ihe
various i
cloged out, and since structu
Urpos
Th
have been used for
i0ore
the present school |
fi} ¥
i Lhe Lown
built, a primary grade «
schiools waa tered for
ual
terme in the rear portion and lat
d there
Was p
Was Jooal
Ik
ice
ate J. A
|
| was
|
omic
¥
SI all
i
Bis
r, Were pu LE
» brotheti—Ja slid
Meth
Og} cuurch 3
firet !
ast of Centre Hall located
w Known sas Penninp
| was purchased,
the
ana tn
in astruction
ympanies, local
nie i
dividuals,
age j=
{e
reat the far
nl
Sama Chasged
haviog differs
» and shippiog |
nduced many of the eiti- |
petition
ent Lo «
vy
Mills to
usuge
spring Mills
' the be
ehipplog
gy lines
taere
siation,
latter
ialied DE
noint
’ tia %
ih
iti
ty ia
ad C
uty
raiiroad
©
thiog
that Lhe average citiz
‘OE
part
with in
. y $a or
EAaVALIAYES gained
s buat
many
oy a
giannis theosa
$
Some years a efit
£0 an
{0 s'raiglten ods the Spring
Was much opposiiica,
away, and belween the
the railroad and the
people in that community the quee-
tion will no doubt be settled to the
advantage of all, and loss to none,
Ilis has jarge-
ly passed
government, -
A A MAY AIRS
Maovings,
Runkle, who since hie
marrioge bas lived with his parents
east of Oid Fort, is now located in the
Snyder property in the Keller district ;
William B., Bressler from the Luse
farm east of Old Fort to the farm near
Bpring Mills vacated by J. M. Heck-
aan, and Bressler is followed by Wm.
M. Houser, who came down from
Nittany Mouutain; N, B. SBhafler is
followed by Charles T. Urnst, which
farm lying east of Oid Fort, was pur
chased by his mother, Mre.W. E. Crust,
Nelson Marshall from the Gregg farm
tosuceed A. P. Leister, who retired
from farm lif*, and George B Black
began farm life on the place Marshall
vecated, Aaron Lulz from the Beo.
per farm to the Mra. Hapnah Bmith
propercy weal of town,
As ———
The Pink tabs,
The Pink Label sppears this week,
which iudicates that all who paid
submeription botween March lst and
April 8.h have bad the credit placed
"on thelr labels,
upled by D
When Mr. Olenkirk
was happening, fir
d to take aldvanta
The postofiice
O).4
Hee
ie al
fails
0 changed and
iu the poslol
vdded,
yd in th
{all was
At this
Centre Hall, there were few |
Beside Harpstor
the houss
¥ th
pei
tha
tod IR
dwelil
b now
1. E Ripka, the Harpst
of ¢ r George
y B.D
wilson property, the Felml
where Lhe
were
in
Lone ie seni
tar, now og “Ups d £
thie
i ted, Lutheran church
| stands the only improvements
'
i io these quarters,
| Fhisisa bit of g
felted
Away.
—
history fii ly
old landmarks
Fe.
pas: |
c a8 thesa
- ag
WHY HE DOES I,
Draggista Morray & Bittner (ives Heasons
for Ssliing at Hail Price,
It isn’t often that we have faith
encugh in the medicines put up by
other people to be willlog to offer to
refand the money if it doss not cure,
said druggist Murray & Bitoner to one
of their many customers, but we are
glad to sell Dr, Howard's specific for
the cure of constipation aud dyspepsia
on that plan,
“ The Dr. Howard Co, in order
got a quick introductory sale auathor-
ized us to sell the reguiar fifty cent
bottle of their apee fic for ball price,
25 cents aud although we have sold a
lot of it, and guaranteed every pack
age, not one has been brought back as
unsatisfactory.”
We are still selling the specifiz at
half price, although we cannot tell
how long we shall be sable to do so
Any person who is subject to constipa-
tion, sick headache, dizziness, liver
trouble, indigestion or a general play.
ed out condition, ought to take ail:
vantage of this opportunity. If the
specific does not cure them; they can
come right back to our store, and we
will cheerfully refund their mousey.
adv,
to
a AI MM i i.
The Pink Label appears this week,
Lb 4
+)
0, 19}
known
died atl
Monday
efier
8 Rro-
FCUIORIR,
liam and
It ‘51
Houserville
1 neat
Years, one
day He
n and
Fis
¥
tod
Uiiea
Margaret H
15 1h Was
qi
{ Centr
yg
that Mre, Micheals
aere. EDITOR
Fi aon
Sate College,
Hess, a one Limo resident
died at her
Mrs
nf
¥
home in
{drat than, manecaster ( county.
services were held at
{agen to
church where addi
held sud
Fhe degra
bard, who from
Faneral
Grauthaa, Lhe
body was he Cross Roads
yal
made
i is survived
i864 to
direcior of
Services wele
at Fiorin.
har hus.
WaS Aas
interment
by
1601
tant the
#i experiment
3
station at I
A small
enneyivania State College,
son and three sisters survive,
———
Miss Mary Stewart died at the home
of her nephew, Thomas H., Wiggins,
in Altooun, of diseases lucident to her
advanced age. She was Lhe youngest
member of the family of William and
Jave Stewart, and was born in Penns
Valley, this county, on Juoe 19.h 1827,
hence was in her eighty-sixth year.
Her only survivors are a number of
pieces and nephowas. Bhe was a mem-
ber of the Presbylerian church all
her life, Burial was made at Wilk
famsburg.
Andrew Jackeon Quigley died in
Willlamaport, aged cighty-six years.
tHe was born and raised in Woodward
township, Clinton county, and later
moved to North Bend, He ssrved as
commissioner lu Clinton county, and
slo represented that county in the
leglolature., He located in Williams:
port twenty-eight years ago, -
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NO. 1
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS,
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROM ALL PARTS
in mind the * Old
»
ed
Ke District
Halur-
ep
day evening
I'he trout season Tues
the fisher-
un will be out early with rod and
opens next
day, and then industrious
rd Luee, Thomas I... Bwmith,
A. G. Lich contracted I
Telephone B for
wit
the ell JIBpany
telephones,
f
ior
B8.01re in
time
Belle.
BOGE
fv
ay
ng salesman
i LArOIine.
of Hasif
many
2.000
of our
rignt arm
a
resuit
«lablishment
also repair
WOrk
diasier
Dershem.
ratic chsair-
ewistowan
Hine was io operalion
i
vf y 4
erioimed justi as good
snd f Bg v
G04aQ (of several bo
beautiful,
hide
tue onion
and
iday was aiso a cold day,
the
Blanses
eped through
the
of
iarge, nas
“ Reformed
er vers
id i
af
gougregations
esrved by the
i$ OR
ifsueq
apd in
when-
hi
JiR
disseminat~
and
urg, two
*y
r the
ibe lat-
! week, and
bBappeniogs iu sad
about Centre Hall when they were the
kiddies at Oid Fort. Mr, Rearick is
now an Altoona railroad shopman of
means, and Mr. Btover is a general
merchant and postinaster at Berrys-
burg, and, like his chum, hss made
good,
fOly years atl
any
is
fiw
41%
Mrs, W. L. Musser, of Altoona, who
marriage was Miss Pearl
Weaver, a daughter of the late Prof.
John A. Weaver, of Pine Grove Mills ;
Mrs. Irvin Bloom, of Williamsport,
and Mr, and Mrs, F. M. Fisher, of
Penn Hall, were invited guests at the
Centre Hall hotel on Friday, Mrs,
Musser aud Mrs, Bloom are nieces of
Mre. J. W. Rankle, and the former is
a cousin of Mrs. Fisher. The com-
pany spent the day in a most de-
lightfal manner,
It B. D. Briebin, the lumberman,
had the control of roads be would not
only have them made smooth and
hard, but the width in proportion to
length would be about two to one.
This la simply a guess as to his opin-
fon, and it is based on the fact that
when the other evening he was
practicing to guide a gasoline-driven
machiue, the fence alongside the road
was too close for his convenience. He
ex pects to be able to run just as straight
at ocoasion demands by the time the
pew Ford he is quoled ss haviog
before
d
A +€h
wes
ce
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