EHXS AND DIRECFORS IN CENTRE COUNTY.
Showing the Length of the School Term in each District and Salaries Paid to Teachers.
BELLEFONTE BORO.
W M Gsrper, State College, RF D MILES TWP. | SNOW SHOE TWP.
DIRECTORS, Harry 2, v Ee % > DIRECTORS, DIRECTORS.
Hon W C Heinle, Bellefonte | Delis Garbrick, ~~ * « 3 W Adams, Livonia ' H P Kelley, Snow Shoe
D F Fortney, Esq., 'D Weaver, Wolf's Store RC Gilliland, :
John P Harris, GREGG TWP. Jacob Gephart, Rebersburg J B Calhoun, .
Hote a . DIRECTORS, Jeo 3 Winter, elmnliton Robert Malone, ¥ ”
WH oh A 8q., = F P Duck, Spring Mills EH Zork rshurg m Quick, oshannon
y - Dr. HS Braucht, _ % eigler, Madisonburg Frank Zimmerman,
3 x Barnhaty, 0 D H Shook, « Board meets at Rebersburg, on Board meets at Snow Shoe, by ap-
T Longwell, “ Wm Rishel, * call. { Pointment
; m a? 5 ev .
Board peels 13f, Monday evening | I Zot Oe. Sonn Hall TEACHERS—7 mos. $35 to §68. | TEACHERS—T mos. $35 to 855
of each month.
TEACHERS—9 mos. $40 to $1662
Board meets at Spring Miils on
Rebersburg
C L Gramley, P. Prin. High School
Frank Jones, N,
Snow Shoe
Flora A Penney, N. fe
call of President. J C Morris, P. Rebersburg Mary E Penney, st
John D. Meyer, C. Supr. Prin 7 $35 10 $65 ‘T A Auman, P. “" Elizabeth Glenn, “
Bellefonte TEACHELS 7 mos, $15 10565 | wm H LimGert, P. ¢ | Jennie M Graham, i
HIGH SCHOOL W P Hosterman, C. Twp. High Mary Meyer, N. 6 , Jennie G Park, ”
! e School, Penn Hall dexsie Mallory, * | Mary E Harrington, *
J E Wagner, C. Prin. Bellefonte | Orpha 1. Gramley, C. Spring Mills | Samnel Gephart, £8 { Harry E Leathers, $e
J S Hosterman, C. Bellefonte | Bartha O Duck, N. i A J Hazel, P. Madisonburg Elizabeth Fleming, Moshannon
Ella Levy, N. Milesburg Mary 41 Fureman, = 2 g Smull, g Smullton Grace A Vallimont, Pise, Glenn
3 7 3 . etwiler, P. * i Susal - hs owar
: HOWARD STREET, ‘Theressa C Rachau, : id cher, Blanner)
Sara J Waite, C. 8. G. Bellefonte Wallace W White, ui MILESRURG BORO. Wm V Takash, Clarence
Carrie A Weaver, P, J. G.
"has E Royer,
i , 3 RECTORS, ‘| SOUTH PHILIPSBURG BORO.
ALLEGHENY STREET. | kimanG Walker, . a. Dmectens r y 9
a an : & ‘at . J D Kunaar, Milesbarg DIRECTORS.
Francis “4% Pray, C. J. G. A L Duck, P. ‘ P H Haupt “ Robert CD Philipsb
Mary Underwood, N2d Inter ¢ M T Zubler, ie Calvin Zimmerman « ou vil b uey, tlipsburg
Helén J Harper, N 2d Inter “ | Geo F Weaver, o Yar a merman, a HR :
Jennie Longacre, Pi1st Inter © Clara L Condo, Penn Hall | w'G'Kreamer. “ Moras pranalh =
May Y xavier, Fist Inter « Boyd Hazel, Madisonburg | wo B Thomas, . | or 5 pa ax te
ea more] on Prim bn HAINES TWP. Board meets 2nd Tuesday evening Jp Gates, Philipsburg
Bessie Dorworth, P 1st Prim ' DIRECTORS, of month. | Board meets on 2nd Tuesday of
BISHOP STREET. BE Soren Aaropsburg | TEACHERS—T mos. $35 10830. i month,
§ LET. r. Bowersox, > Irvi Nol . Prin. Mi ' + -
Gertrude A Taylor,P 2d Inter D J Benner, Woodward i To Sunn Priv, Nileshurg TEACHERS-8 MUS, §55 to §10,
Daisy 1 Barnes, N 1st Inter W C Warntz ge? : Nettie M Penepacker, Philipsburg
y , N 1st Inter s . A Maud Harshberger, te | ili ?
Anne McCafirey, P 2d Inter R B Hosterman, Fiedler Margaret Williams, Martha
Alice K Dorworth,P 1st Inter HO Beahm, Coburn MILLHEIM BORO. | Furnace
BENNER TWP. Board meals at asronshurg at 1170 DIRECTORS. | SPRING TWP.
DIRECTORS. Yescates—7 Shios $35 10860, Sates! Weiser, Millheim DIRECTORS.
Daniel Stine, Bellefonte, R F D Ee i er, "
JL Musehall, sue College, | Hougy D Krape, 0. Prin, Fup. | N A dum, PD AZatoges See
David Bhinesw ith, Bellefonte; “ MT Eisenhauer, Aaronshurg | Wm H Miller, o* Wm H Baird, Bellefonte, R F D
NH Krape ? “ “ Lloyd W Stover, Rebs iy Jerome Spigelmyer, 3d Henty Sentzel, 8 >
2 . rsburg BY m C Smeltzer ut
Howard E Grove,Bellefonte R F D Jo Moyers P ub gard fests on Ist Monday even Wm C Martin, Axe Mann
Board meets in Bellefonte, by ap- | WT Winkelbleck, P. Coburn 2 : og Board meets in Bellefonte on last
pointment. : A M Martin, * ; TRACKERS 7 mos, Sib to S05 Saturday afternoon of month.
Hs re - Charles Kreamer, Woodward C R Neff, C. Prin. High School
Wa Bo mo Fh br Ed R Wolf, Wolt« Store 2 Miliheim : | TEAcHERS—T mos. $35 to $60.
m uhn, State College C E Kreame iedler merick, . Smaliton S Willi §
«1078 BMthgals, Lemont THALF MOON TWP { Eva Moser, Milhein: uM Grove, gg
Cora Bathgate, Sat a : Sara Meyer, N. Rebersburg aie 8 Musser, Millheim
: Mabelle. A Norris, Bellefonte, DIRECTORS. . Alice Robison, Zion
er 5 Frank N Wrye Warriors Mark, PATTON TWP. Maime Bell, N. Pleasant Gap
Rose L Hoover, Bell fonte, R F D : : | ! ‘
Mabel O Brungart, C. Rebersburg BED tormstown DIRECTORS, Haiph W Noll, -
Mayme V Wolf, Smullton Ing Buriett, Bton “ Foster D Young, Bellefonte R F D Pearl M_Waite, :
A Dror Ya Coburn kE.B Way, “ John G Carson, ’ Buffalo Run Anna: Schroer, Milesburg
John I Gray Bella B Barnhart Bellefonte
Clarence A Weuver, Pine Grove Geo ~ Gray, y « WE Brennan, State College, R F D Kdward L Gates, ‘
Mills Isaac Beck, Warriors Mark, R F D | Thos M Huey, Buffalo Run ppl. .o Heckman, 5
BOGGS TWP, Board meets at Stormstown, on | \™ E Hartsock, Waddle Maude I 1 ee, 1
DIRECIOLS, call.
Board meets at Waddle on call.
Myrtle E Barnhart,
Wm E Viher: Wingate TEACHERS—T mos. $35. TEACHERS—7 mos, $35. iin or, “
Thomas A Malone,. Yarnell | Anna W Wigton, N. Franklinville | Sarah A Meek, N. Buffalo Run Mary M Woods, xs
David Wensel, Roland, BR F D | Lizzie R Crum, Port Matilda | Olive E Way, Stormstown [4, M Showers, it
Jas H Weaver, Milesburg lulu Cronister, Julian Flora M Pl tcher, Howard Lillian Rearick, ot
Joseph: L. Neff, Roland | Bditn M Buck, X. Warriors Mark | Elizabeth Shawver, Martha Fouella A Shook, «
TEACHERS —T mos, $35 to $38. WT Wrye, uh HB ny N. Waddle Joho'F garthofl, P, :
J F Eisenhauer, P. Freeburg HARRIS TWP. J W Blair, Bellefonte, R F D STATE COLLEGE BORO.
Alice : Nott, P, Roland DIRECTORS. PENN TWP DIRECTORS.
ina Stein, on : ; 0 T .
Hiiniheth Orris, N. Milesburg B 3 Javon, Boalsburg ! DIRECTORS. pr TS can, State Collexe
Pri W Chambers, Bellefonte | D W Mevers, * J W Zerby, Milibeim py ier ™ “
Won BG Tere, ele | D B Thoma, State College, RF D | J 8 Meyer, Spring Mills 8 Ave, “
Loise B id oh “ John 3 Strouse, Linden Hall 14 Yerer, Coburn oq MeDowell
inline Dav ? in. | John Carper, 48 Motz, : s *
\ lline Davidson, Fleming per, Andrew Harter, “ I L Foster,
* vinmuan Underwood,
Horry 8 Hangan, Beech Creek
Board meets at Boalsburg on 3rd
Sat. of each month.
B W Wingard, Spring Mills RF D
Board meets on call.
N winie Delaney, P, Milesbur Board meets at Coburn, on 1st Sat- TEACHERS—8 mos, §35 to $75.
Ci in Mann Mill Hall TEACHERS —T7 MOS. §35 to $65. urday of month. ~~ H B_Bottenhorn, C. Supr.. Prin.
Joa 1 Rickard, P. Yarnell | H © Rothe. 0. Poin, Twp. High TEACHERS—T mos. $35 to $40. ! N Nano tka i
TRIIPNS PS choo sburg 2 : nrtswicl , te College
BURNSIDE TWP. H M Hosterman, N. Boalshurg y E Kean, P. Millheim go HH ronapaan, N es
DIRECTORS, Gertrude C Wieland, " ER Shenepenast “ Ella Livingstone, Pine Grove Mills
Joh Eye, Pine Glenn Margaret Mothershaugh, ‘ | T A Hosterman, Coburn Cordelia Acker, gr onsharg
M ¥ Loy. “ pay von erger, % N A Corman, w Margaret Krebs, tate College
Mattia Viadorfer, tt rani young, Mabel Vonada, Madisonburg -TAY".OR TWP.
Reuven fitters, Mosnannon HOWARD BORO. Roy H Kreider, Wolf’s Stor
Robert Askey, Pine Glenn DIRECTORS. | MEECTORS,
Board meets'at Pine Glen, by ap- | pr w J. Kurtz Howard PHILIPSBURG BORO. Wm Lego, Port Matilda, R F I»
pointment. John H Diehl, “ | S B Conrad, Olivia
TEACHERS—T mos, $35
Mary Kryder, N. Flemington
Harry G Hoover, Pine Glenn
Jerusha Daugherty, Moshannon
George F.Daugherty, 3
CENTRE HALL BORO.
Thomas Bowes,
W B Henderson,
Dr O W McEntire,
Henry C Holter,
Beard meets on 1st Monday even-
ing of Month.
TEACHERS—T mos. $35 to $60.
! DIRECTORS.
| Dr. W W Andr -ws,
Capt. C T Fryberger,
Frank Wener,
John Gowland,
Robert H Moore,
G C Irish,
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Philipsburg
Board meets on 4th Monday even-
John Shively,
James F Goss,
. S58 Newmun, it
; Henry Yingling, a
TEACHERS—T mos. $35.
“ 4 Elizabeth A Hoover, Bellefonte
RFD
Port Matilda, RF D
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Laura Faxon, =
: DIRECTORS, Irvin W Zeigler, C. Supr. Prin. ing of month, Liazie B Dorr, Morann
Da Boozer, Centre Hall wilinden Hull Mt. Eagle | _TUACHERS—9 mos. $10 to $1334, Hany Gates, Port Matilda
rman 5 Almeda Holter, Howard | © D Koch, C. Supr. Prin- attern, Julian
John 8 Daubermau, . Alma Pletcher, = Philipsherg UNION TWP.
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4 N Bushman, fief HOWARD TWP. HIGH SHOOL. DigECTORS,
? OT s, . : ne ~ :
Board meets 1st Thursday even- JR Pheasane ron Mt Eagle | D H Robbins, C Prin. Philipsburg EM Lucas, Fleming
ing of each month, HJ Pletcher,’ Howard Jennie Morrison, Pp. = R T Somley, te
TEACHERS—T mos. §35—$60. John F Schenck, ary Hail, Po “al 24 Qardner, -
Jacob K Bitner, C. Supr. Prin. : D Tice “ Virginia Painter, N. 2d Gram ¢ wT Ir ia, “
Spring Mills “ wo Nett ) Mt Eagle Leuttin Flebal, 1st Gram, ’" | Gust Witherite, Runville
James B Strohun, P. ! Virgima hoch, N. 1st «= « | Board meets at Unionville on last
Lutitia Goodhart,
Helen Hosterman, C.
Centre Hall | Board meets at Pletcher’s school
3 house, just west of Howard on
Violet Swift, 2d Inter.
Laura Weaver, 2d ¢
Bs | Saturday afternoon of month.
i call. = + Susanna Warde, N. 1st Inter. ; TEACHERS—T mos. #35.
COLLEGE TWP. TEACHERS —T mos. $35. Edna K Williams, 1st © ¢ | Bertha Davidson, Fleming
DIRECTORS Pearl C Gates, Nit. Eagle Lillian Streamer, 3d Prim. ‘- | Mat ie - ucas, [
; Oat station | ENA 3 Garthoff, ” Dora Reese, & el x] Harriet Turner, w i
.A W Dale, Oak Hall Station | Florence Leathers, N. “« Emma D Warfel, N. aq = Mary Erhard, ‘ /
Geo W Ralston, Lemont Carrie Bowes, State Sollege Helen Forshey, P. = ¢ “ | Minnie Sensor, “ |
John H 8huey, ‘ Jos L Gardner, P. oward Lillian Reese, N. 1st = ! Walter Harshberger, ss ;
Thos W Hontz, State College,R F D | ‘Theont Pletcher, P. « | Mary E Warde, P. 1st © © i
Samuel y Zettle, 5 i" A M Butler, P. id | UNIONVILLE BORO.
amuel Glenn, +f $ ot g
Board meets at Jernum, 15¢ aes. HUSTON TWP. POTTER TWP. | ton SER, rows
day evening of each month. DIRECTORS. i : : reo umberger, eming
¥ TAG ¥ 7 mos. 335 G G: Fink, Martha Fornace ! DIRECIDES, J <a J MeDonnell, i
TEACERS:Y mos. 380: Wm P Parsons, Julian Wm RK Neff, Sprang Mills, RFD {ania Buck, te
H H Ream, C. Millheim | wy S Miller, “ David K Keller, Centre Hall 5p Rowan, «
EH Williams, Boalsburg | Chas M Wilson, ¢ | PBJordon, Spring Mills, RFD Tp, wp Irwin, «
Geo Mothersbaugh,
Margarette Goheen, N &
Orn L Grove, State College, R FI
argaret Musser, A os
Dallas Cronister,
D avid J Gingery, Martha Furnace
Board meets at Silverdale school
“ W W McCormick,
Adam F Heckman,
John A Heckman,
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Potter’s Mills
Tusseyville
Centre Hall
Board meets on the Saturday fol-
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Dr E A Russell,
Board meets on 1st Monday even-
ing of month.
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Miriag.l: Dreese, N. Lemont | house, on ca n > lowing the close of each school ~~ TEACMERS—7%4 mos. $40 to $45
GW 5 Williams, : ° TEACHERS—T mos. $35. : aE | Alice E Buck, N. Fleming
:8 C Bathgate, P. Frank W Diller, Julian i | Susan Underwood, paras
Ame Henry Cronister, N. + TEACHERS —T mos. $35. | Tw
CURTIN TWP, Nannie Campbell, “ Geo W Smith, Spring Mills, | WALKER TWP.
DIRECTORS, Yaitie Stecte, sol . ei A 9 Mls RFD ! DIRECTORS.
, , 2 s ertha uXon ellefon ora rown, Sprin 3 Ira C Ohl, Nittan
John E Yeager, Romela «ie Jennie Sweetwood, rin. Mills, 8 H Shaffer, rit
Wm G Miller, LIBER'Y TWP. ae rN Hullotet
John W Oyler Howard, R F D : : D A Deitrieh, ublersburg
‘Geo Weaver Romola DIRECTORS. , J R sible, P. Spring Mills, RFD J w Lee, \ “
Wea Weasel I] Geo W Page, Blanchard | J Paul Rearick, P. Centre Hall John Guiser, Mingoville
Ri i nd Mann, ty Geo W Eaton, 5 ‘Thos L Moore, P. . . L G Swartz, Nittany
0: » D S Bechdel, * Samuel M Goodhart, w
Board meets at Romola, 1st Satur.
W A Batchelet,
Maud Sechrist, N.
Board meets at Hublersburg, 1st
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day of each month. “1 J M Morrison, “ Stella Brungart, Wolf's Store | Saturday afternoon of month.
TEACHERS —T7 mos, $33. W I Harter, i Blanche Rossman, Tusseyville TEACHERS—T7 mos. $35 to $60.
“Lee J Bitner Blanchard | Board meets at Eagleville on call. | Ruth S8wabb, N, Aaron-burg Wm 8 Gerhard, C. Prin. Twn.
Bertha JFohmston, £ TRACHERS—T mos. $35 to $70. S KE Breon, Smullton w High Seo), Laneasier >
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ee osha, Mt. Eagle BE dh TR Twp. RUSH TWP. 1 big : u Srsre
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jSSdN Dis, TW Samael T Smith, Blanchard Wm Clark iil TH Oscadin Mills | Tila britrich, a
FBROUSOX TWP, Se rion, “ | Krank C Kittenhouse, Philipsburg John Walkey, *
: DIRECTORS, Vivian Snyder, 4 s y i Allixo itt
J C Sanday, Penn'a Fur. RFD | Mary Johnston, : « Wh Bliger, Sand Gi an Ww reg Nitany
! NT Krebs, ¥ine Grote Mill Robes Glosstter, N y Jamies oriand, andy Ridge C F Hoy, u
; e $ r,
3 ye. Sort, Penne aR C R Fo we Tho pion, Howard | Board meets at Osceola Mills, on WORTH TWP.
Jas W Peters, 4) 2 3 T B Clark, Blanchard call, | DIRECTORS,
£58 Harper, mons oo Galesburg MARION TWP. TESGHERS—7 mos. SB5UORIS. | \'p ‘Woodring, Port Matilda
3 Board ests at Pine Grove Mills SIEGIORS. Sane B Conrad, N. Port Matilda H C Woodring, Port Matilda
i by appointment. SROS, d Arder: ’ Willi , “
y " Thornas Beightol, Walker | Lily B Heath, Sandy Ridge A ¥ 1) isms. «
: TEACUERS—T mos. $35 to $50. J W Yeariek, Nittany, RF D | Mary Cramer, H ~J nen, .
PL E Feqephernsen 0. Prin, Toe J A Pi n : 5 Ida R Williams, ‘Martha Furnace J B Williams, t
‘WW Bolle. 54 » ine Grove Jills | Hany E Harter, Jackson Cron ister, Julian goovd meets at Port Matilda, 1st
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M E Heberling, P.
Margaret Keicliline,
~ Gertrude Keicliline,
‘John C Duntuy,
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James Mackey, Zion
A N Womelsdorf, Mill Hall, RF D
Board meets at Jacksonville on 1st
Thursday of month
TEACHERS -T7 mos. $35 to $40.
R G White,
Harold 8S Biddle,
Edna Warren,
Jessie V Blowers,
Emma Blowers,
Osceola Mills
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Saturd ay after 10th ot month.
TEACHERS—T mos. $35 to 850.
se John A Williams, P. Prin, Twp:
« High School, Port Matilda
88.
Lauren A Gates, Sara E Herman Philipsburg G A Williams i
. J Homer Decicer, ** ee A A Pletcher, P. Howard | Ella M Warde, P. brute Emma Poe! Pert Matilda
Lloyd Barr, Gatesburg | Jacob C Fox, Mill Hall | Ella M Hollick, e Nora Hamer, ¢f
Nancy Heberling, Penna Furnace | E J Ilgen, Tylersville | Iva E Flegal, te i Mabel Williams, Li
John E Reish, r¢ i Mac Reber, Howard | Mary T Conaway, te ' William Turner,
. G B Mc Fry, _ te Wm H Minnich, Hublersburg = Katharine Ferguson, i Ernest Spotts, ft
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Dried Distiller’s Grains.
Dried distillers’ grains, which area res -
due from the manufacture of spirits or
»w hiskey,
1he Pennsylvania feed market under var-
1» 0s proprietary names, such as Ajax Feed,
Ajax Flakes, Atlas Gluten Meal, Atlas
steal, Bile’s Four X Grains, etc.
are being quite freely offered in
These |
Erafos Sontain about 31.5 per cent. of total was found that the distillers’ grains had a
protein, and are offered especially
to dairy-
«en as a source of this ingredient.
Experiments at this station have showns |
t'1at the grains rank well with
a+ ‘regards digestibility,
ahout 70 per cent.
other feed,
Of their protein-
was found to he digesti-
Ile, thus making the percentage of digesti
ile protein in the neighborhood of 22.
Feeding experiments with dairy cows
!-.ave also been made to test the value of the
ciains for milk production. Two uniform
I118 of six cows each were selected. One of
»iese lots was fed a good dairy ration. con-
= sting of bay, silage, corn meal and co.
tv.aseed meal, for twelve weeks. The other
ee
lot received the same ration for the first the distillers’
and last four weeks, but in the middle
four weeks five and one half pounds per , ruling for corn meal, the
day of dried distillers’ grains were substi-
tuted for two and ove halt pounds of corn
meal and three pounds of cottonseed meal.
On this changed ration thesix cows show-
ed a decided increase in their milk produc:
tion, while the other lot, on the unchang-
ed ration, fell off a little. In particular it
marked effect upon the richness of the
milk, increasing its fat content very notice-
ably. This effect is probably dune to the
somewhat high percentage of fat contained
n the grains.
With the prices prevailing at the time of
| this experiment, viz.. corn meal $16 per
. the use of the distillers’ grains.
ton, cottonseed meal $28, and dried distil-
lers’ grains $32.50, the teeding cost of a
pound of milk was somewhat increased by
It, how-
ever, the milk was to be used for buster
making, or was sold on the basis of its fas
test, the extra amount of fat produced on
grains ration would about
balance the extra cost. With higher prices
difference in cost
of the two rations would be reduced some-
what. H. P. ARMSBY,
EE ——
New Girl Sculpior Greatest in World.
New York has produced the greatest
woman in the world, according to F. Edwin
Elwell, curator of sculpture at the Metro-
politan Muséum of Art.
She is only 19 and beautiful, and her
name is Ada Martinson.
Of her statue, ‘Motherhood,’ recently
completed, theonrator says:
‘Itisa wonderful statue, not unlike
Roden in treatment, but yes thoroughly
original and ber own; it bas the stamp of
individualisy.”’
Miss Martinson is now in Paris, a stu-
dent with the great French sculptor. She
will be there three years longer.
In this conntry she was a student with
F. Edwin Elwell, who in a carrent maga
izoe outlines something of the stroggie be
vices in behalf of the association.
of the Pennsylvania Railroad Compauy, is
one of the finest 1esort books ever gotten ont
sors of the entire United States, contain-
ing one hundred and sixty-eight pages of
The book 1s bound in an artistic cover,
chaste in design and harmonious in color.
This valuable work
j the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, or
j| Geo. W. Boyd, Geveral Passenger Agent,
| Broad Street Station, Philadelphia.
tween the woman and artist before she
finally grasped the facts which her in-
New Advertisements.
Travelers Guide.
structor endeavored to impress.
‘‘An interesting experiment bas heen go-
ing on for three years,”’ said he, ‘between
a sculptor, somewhat known, and a pupil
—a woman. When the young woman first
entered the studio for actual work he was
standing at the door, and as the stepped
over the threshold he remarked: ‘‘There
is no sex in this studio. The moment you
fall in love with me or try any feminine
tricks with me, out you go.” i
‘‘She was taught to pound her own clay,
and even to wash the floors, to take away
any conceit she might bave had as to her
own superiority.
‘‘She finally saw what was intended,
and though she said nothing, set to work—
hard work—to try and drive away feminine
timidity and to astack her clay wish bold-
ness and vigor that was truly delightful to
one who had regarded women as a nuisance
in studio life. ; i
‘What a lesson for humanity, for those
weak, useless women who deliberately
marder their young or consign them to
the care of inferior or immoral servants,
is both her strong young life and ber
statue, which teaches without words the
grandest truths of the universe, ‘Mother-
hood.’ 7?
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FOUNDER OF Y. M. C. A. DEAD
Bir George Williams Dies In London
of Old Age.
London, Nov. 7.—Sir George Wil-
liams, founder of the Young Men's
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1 GEORGE G. WILLIAMS,
Christian Association and president of
its London headquarters for 20 years,
died here. He was born in 1821.
Sir George’s illness was incidental
to old age. He founded the association
in London in 1844. He was president
of the English national council of the
association, and was knighted by
Queen Victoria in 1894 for his ser-
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Business Notice.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
SHERIFF'S SALES.
and out-buildin
granted and conveyed unto Harry i
a frame dwelling house ete. |
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold as the ;
property of Harry Emery.
following described real estate:
lot or piece of ground situate, lying and being in
‘tne said borough of Milexburg, Centre county,
Penna.; bounded and described as follows, name-
ly : Adjoining lot of Joseph Smith, on the west,
a lot of Robert A. Shirk, on the east, bounded on
of
west side of Penn street, north 11 degrees west 18
feet; thence south 79 degrees west 120 teet to De-
catur alley; thence south 11 degrees east 18 feet;
thence north 79 degrees east 120 feet to the place of
beginning.
By virtue of sandry writs of Levari Facias
Fieri Facias and Venditioni Exponas issued out
ot the Court of Common Pleas of Centre
Co., Pa., and to me directed, there will be
exposed to
in the borough of Bellefonte, Pa.,
public sale, at the Court House,
MONDAY, NOV. 21th, 1905,
at 1 o’clock p. m.
All the right, title and interesi—being the life
nterest—of the defendant to all that certain
messuage, tenement and lot of ground situate in
Bellefonte, Centre county, Penna., bounded as
follows :
feet west of Ridge street; thence by Linn street
west, 66 feet and 8
Hicks, now W. L. Daggett; thence by said lot north
200 feet toan alley; thence by sai
feet and 8 inches to lot of
Criders; thence by said lot 200 feet to the place of
beginning.
Beginning at a post on Linn strec , 50
inches to lot of Mary 8 H.
alley east, 66
M. P. Tuten, now
‘Thereon erected a frame dwelling house, stable
ch
Seized, ear execution,and to be sold as life
nteresc of the defendant, John N. Lane,
ALSO
All that certain house and lot situate in the
borough of Philipsburg, Centre county, Penna.,
on the north side of Beaver street, bounded on the
north by said Beaver street, on the eart, by land of
the Baptist congregation, on the sonth, by land of
Robert Loyd (
west, by land of Walter
Scott): and being the same premises whi-h
Delcena Crantree, Administratrix &e.,
deed dated May
now Nary K. Gray), and on the
iddles (now Robert L.
by her
21st, 1902, and recorded in Cen-
re county, in Deed Book, Vol. #5, page 473,
Emery.
Thereon erecte
ALSO
All that certain messuage, tenement and lot of
ground situate in the borough of Philipshurg,
county of Centre and State of Penna., bounded
and described as follows :
‘ner of Centre and Maple streets; thence by Maple
street 210 feet to Fourth street; thence by Fourth
Beginning at the cor-
treet 6G feet to a corner; thence by lot No. 140
240 feet to Centre street; theace by Centre street
66 feet to the place of beginning, and known and
numbered in the original plot of Philipsburg as
lot No. 139, and having
two story frame dwelling honse and other out-
buildings.
thereon erected a large
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold as the
property of John G. Platt.
ALSO
All the right, title and interest in and to the
All that certain
he north by Hazel street and on the south by an
alley. Being 50 feet on Hazel street and the same
width to the said alley.
Thereon erected a frame dwelling house and
out-buildings.
Seized, taken in "execution, and to be sold as
the property of Fannie E. Wagner and Frank
Wagner.
ALSO
All that certain messuage, tenement and tract of
land situate in the township of Miles, county of
Centre and State of Penna., bounced and describ-
ed as tollows, to wit .* Beginning at a pine; thence
by land of Geo, Brungzart and Daniel Walker (now
ohn Walker’s heirs) south 88 degrees west 79
perches to a white oak; thence by same south 2
degrees east 14 5 10 perches to a white oak; thence
south 88 degrees west 79 perches to a spanish oak;
thence north 2 degrees west 70 perches toa stone;
thence north 88 degrees east 178 perches to stones,
and thence south 2 degrees east 55 5-10 perches to
he place of beginning, containing 6€ acres and
18 perches and allowance.
Thereon erected a two-story frame dwelling
house, barn and other ou’-buildings.
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold as
the property of Henry W. Royer.
ALSO
All that eeriain messuage, tenement and lot of
ground situate in Snow Shoe township, Centre
county, Penna., hounded on the north by lands
f Hopkins and Weymouth, on the south by lands
of the estate of Martin Healy, deceased, and John
Uzzle; onthe north by lands of estate of Martin
Healy, deceased, and Thomas Hayes, and on the
west by lands of Hopkins and Weymouth and
Thomas Hayes, containing 4 acres and 31 perches.
Thereon erected a dwelling house and out-
buildings,
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold as
the property of Willard Crispin.
ALSO
All that certain messuage, tenement or Jot of
round situate in’ the borough of Bellefonte, Cen- |-
tre county, Penna., bounded and described as
follows, to wit : On the north by lot of Hannah
Ward, on the east by Penn street, on the south by
lot of M. W. Cowdriek and on the west by Decatur
al
ley.
ALSO
All that certain lot situate in the borough and
ounty aforesaid and State of Penna., described
s follows : Beginning at north east corner of lot
J. C. Weaver; thence along line of lots on
Thereon erected aframe dwelling house and
ut-buildings.
Seiz 'd, tnken in execution, and to be sold as
the property of J. C. Weaver.
Terms oF SaLe.—No deed will he acknowledged
until purchase money is paid in full.
50-43-3t
H. S. TAYLOR,
; Sheriff,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
OARDING.—Parties visiting Phila-
delphia can have first-class board and
50-44-2y all accommodations six squares from business
vay centre of city. Terms $1.25 and $1.50 per day.
Special rates by the week.
ahTaRSE Mgs, E. EDWARDS,
(Formerly of Bellefonte,) 1606 Green, St.,
S—— 49-38-1y* Philadelphia.
Medical.
ume
Travelers Guide.
ENTRAL RAILROAD OF PENNA.
Condensed Time Table effective Nov. 28, 1904.
lieved of kidney complaint and backache
which had kept me suffering for years.
Doan’s Kidney Pills did this for me
when other remedies had failed. When-
ever I feel any symptom of my old trouble .
I send to F. Pott- Green’s drug store for a
supply of Doan’s Kidney Pills and it
READ poww ; READ vp.
"ESTED AND PROVEN Stations ]
No 1|No olNo 3 No 6/No 4|No2
os a. m, P: m. |p. m,|Lve. . Ar. |p. m.ip. m.[a. m.
+7 10|+6 10/1 30 BELLEFONTE. | 9 20| 5 10} 9 4¢
721} 6 51) 2 41/........Nigh, 9 07) 4 57( 9 27
THERE IS A HEAP OF SOLACE IN BEING ABLE TO DE- l x Su 2% 3 in 3 u
735 705 255 8 53} 4 42/ 9 13
PEND UPON A WELL-EARNED REPUTATION. ] 2% i 2 o : 2 3 > 2 2
747) 719) 3 07 8 4 433 9 00
hs o 2 9 00
SEE 751 7231 8 39| 4 25| 8 57
7 53 725 313 or 8 36] 4 22| 8 54
For months Bellefonte readers have : a 3 3 3 Ez oi iden y Sins: 8 % i 1 : 3
seen the constant expression of praise for 8 07) 7 39] 3 27|...Cedar Spring...| 8 22 4 07, 8 40
Doan’s Jldvey Pills;aug Jeu) shout the 8 10| 7 42) 3 30 ik Bee 8 a0) 4 %l 8 38
good work they have done in 8 locality. NTT TT HATT
EERE a pti J toi. 8 15 7 47| 3 35/..MILL HALL... t8 15/4 00/8 33
convincing proof of merit. (N.Y. Central & Hudson River R. R )
Mrs.Emma J. Davis, of 246 E. Logan St., 11 45| 8 38|.........Jersey Shore.........| 8 16| 7 50
says: ‘“l have a great deal of confidence 12 20{ 9 10{Arr. WMs'PORT L Lve| 2 40( +7 20
in Doan’s Kidney Pills and have alread 112 29} 11 30|Lve s Arr.) 225) 6 50
recommended them in a published testi- . Phila. & Reading Ry.)
monial in 1897. I told how I had been re- 1 30] ' 6 50l....0nue0... PHILA... ... 18 26] 11 30
...NEW YORK.........| 14 30 7 30
(Via Phila.)
(Via Tamaqua) |
never requires more than a few doses to
get me right.”
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents.
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
WALLACE H. GEPHART, .
General Supermtendent.
sole agents tor the United States.
Remember the name—Doan’s—and take
no other. 50 44-e.0.w.2m,
BELLEFONTE CENTRAL RAIL-
ROAD.
Schedule to take effect Monday, May 29, 1905.
WESTWARD EASTWARD
read down read up
tT a
tNo.5|tNo,g|No | Srarioms. i fo:
P.M. | AM. lam (Lv Ar a.m pom (pou,
3 00] 19 I 8 » Bellcore... : 0 E = 6 30
A cure guaranteed if you use 3 u7/ 10 20/6 35|..... Coleville...... 2 40(6 10
ILES & J 3 12| 10 236 38|...... Mortis, 8 87| 12 37/8 07
RUDYS PILE SUPPOSITORY 3 17| 10 27/6 43/......Stevens.......| 8 85] 12 358 03
iv
D. Matt, Thompson, Supt. Graded Schools, ..Lime Centre..
Statesville, N. C., writes: “I can say they do 3 21] 10 30(6 46|. Hunter's Park.| 8 31} 12 31/4 00
all you claim for them.” Dr. 8. M. Devore, 3 26| 10 34/6 50|...,.Fillmore......| 8 28| 12 28|5 55
Raven Rock, W. Va, writes: “They give uni 3 32 10 40/6 57|...... Briarly....... 8 24| 12 245 50
versal satisfaction.” Dr. H. D. McGill, Clarks- 3 83 10 45/7 00/...... Waddles.....| 8 20| 12 z0|5 43
burg, Tenn.,writes: “In a practice of 23 years 3 50| 10 47|7.12/....Krumrine.....| 8 07| 12 07(5 27
I have found no remedy to equal yours. — = — rol
Price, 60 cents. Samples. Free. Sold by f§| 105 5 20
Druggists, and in Bellefonte by C. M. Parrish 11) | wen Strubles...,.., 5 1 P
Call for Free Sample. 415 7 31l...Bloomsdorf...| 7 40 It
50-22-1y MARTIN RUDY, Lancaster, Pa. 42 \'7 85/Pine Grove M'ls| 7 85 420
F. H. THOMAS, Supt.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD AND
BRANCHES.
Schedule 1n effect May 28, 1905.
Trains arrive at and depart from BELLEFONTE ,
as follows :—
VIA TYRONE—WESTWARD,
Leave Befleronte, 9.63 a. In, Week days arrive at
ous, 11.05 a. m., a 3
. pli. Lisa ey toona, 1.00 p. m., at
eave efonte L.U5 p. m., week-days, arrive at
ne, 10 p. m., at Altcon .
P oe = 43 Pp. m. 300m,
Leave Bellefonte, 4.44 daily p. m., arrive at Ty-
rone 6.00, at Aitoona,6.55, at Pittsburg at 10.45.
VIA TYRONE—EASTWARD,
Leave Bellefonte, 9.53 a. m., week-days, arrive
at ‘lyrone, 11.05, a. m. at Harrisburg, 2.35 p.
m., at Philadelphia, 5.47. p. m.
Leave Bellefonte, 1.05 Pp. m.,week-days, arrive at
Iyrone, 2.10 p. m., at Harrisburg, 6.35 p. m.,
at Phils delphia, 10.47 p, m.
Leave Eellefonie, ip p.m. gals; arrive at Ty-
+, 6, . mM, I of . mM.
Philadelphia £4.33 %. ny ES lmpm
VIA LOCK HAVEN—WESTWARD.
Leave Bellefonte, 1.25 Pp m., week-days, arriveat
lives Have: 2.10 p. m., arrive at Buffalo, 7.40
arrive 3
mspo
3.20 p. m.’
VIA LOCK HAVEN—EASTWARD.
Leave Bellefonte, 9.32a.m, week-days,
Lock Have, 10.30, a. m. leave Wit
12.35 p. m., arrive a
at Philadelphis at 6,23 Pp. m.
Leave Bellefonte, 1.25 P. m., week-days, arrive at
domes ave: 2.10 p - leave lao
53, Pp. m., arrive Harri : . m,
Philadelphis'7.32 p.m, & 500 p.m,
Leave Belefonte, 8.16 p. m., week-days, arrive at
Lock Haven, 9.15 Pp. m., leave Williamsport,
1.35 a. m., arrive at Harrisburg, 4.15 a.m. ar-
rive at Philadelphia at 7.17a. m. :
VIA LEWISBURG.
at 6.40 a. m., week-days arrive
9.05 a. m., Montangon, 9.15,
Harrisburg, 11.30 a, m., Philadelphia,3.17 p.m.
Leave Bellefonte, 2.00 p, m., week days, arrive at
Lewisburg 4.35, p. m. at Montandon 4.45 Pp.
Harrisburg, 7.00 p. m., Philade phia ai 10.47
For full information, time tables, &e. 11
ticket agent, or address Thos, E. Bate Benen
ger Agent Western District, No.
Pittsburg. et. No.360 Fifth Avenue,
Harrisburg,
| Leave Bellefonte,
i at Lew: burg, at
TYRONE AND CLEARFIELD, R. R.
NORTHWARD, SOUTHWBD,
. j
: zt 3 | Nov. 2th, 1903 : of :
B
P.M.| P. M. | A. M. a
650 355 800 "950 11% oy
5 ga 401 30 dg 14 11 14|p 29
in ri 30 efeeesenss] 11 125 on
. 9 10 11 095 24
7 11if 4 16|f 8 22 .|f 9 03if11 02 1
7 15/f 4 20if 8 27 £9 00/110 69|3 17
Junin .|f 8 62/110 51/5 og
f436(f8 45 f 8 45/110 44/4 59
784 440, 849 8 39] 10 38
7 86|f 4 42|f 8 51 £8 36/110 353 oo
7 38/f 4 44/f 8 52 £8 34/110 33/4 oa
748) 452 902 8 24 10 25/4 49
EAE 8 ole 5G Bovine gral 0 24 Hy
7 58If 5 04if 9 13|..... Steiners.. ...|f 8 15|f10 19 497
802 510 943 -.Philinsburg...| 8 13| 10 10 4925
8 08/f 6 14if 9 27|... Graham,..... f 8 08/10 03(4 17
811 519 9 32 Blue Ball.....|f 8 03 9 58/4 12
817 525 938 allaceton 767 9 52i4 05
822 531 945). .Bigler... |f750 9 45|3 57
828 537 952 «Woodland... |f 7 43 9 383 50
8 30/f 5 89/f 9 55|... Mineral Sp...] ..../f 9 343 45
8 34/f 5 43(f10 On «wo Barrett., .. If 7 35/f 9 30/3 41
8 3b/f 5 47/10 05... Leonard wolf 9 2513 36
845 5 54 10 15 «.Clearfield.....| 7 25 9 20(3 3¢
8 50/f 6 01{f10 23... Riverview.... | 7 16|f 9 a9 8 1c
8 S6If 6 071110 28. Sus. Bridge... f ......|f 5 04]3 15
900 614 10 35 .Curwensvi le.| 705 9003 1c
9 06/f 6 19/10 b0|...... Rustie,.. f 6 60/f 8 50(3 00
9 14/f 6 25/f10 57/.... Stronach, f644(f 8 44/2 ps4
9 200 630 11 05 «..Grampian.....| 6 40] s 40 2 Eo
P.M.IP. M.A, Mm IAF Lviem iam pu,
ON SuNDaYS- -a train leaves Tyrone 2
making all the regular sto 3 Hilo
arriving there at 11:05, Bug Gary pian,
! Returningit leaves Gram.
Pian at 2:50 p. m., and arrives he Tyrone at 8:36
BALD KAGLE VALLEY BRANCH.
WESTWRD,
EASTWRD,
8 | : : Nov. 29th, 1903 : i z
i v Ba
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P.M .
6°00 [7708
$ i 7 06
710
5 46 714
5 40|., 7 20
6 37.. 7.28
5 35 ..(7 2
5 28 7 32
521 7 89
512] 1 7 48
Sas 1 2 Ho or 7 67
7 ow Shoe Int, 5
4 63 114] 10 01]... Milesburg., % o 1a : 14s o
444] 105 53 Ter Hele pg 932 12 (816
4 32) 12 55 Milesburg ...| 941] 13 |g 28
4 25 12 48 Curtin........ 9 49(f 1 38/8 86
4800........ ount Eagle...| 963| ...... 8 40
414] 12 38 wen Howard.......| 959] 1 47/8 46
4080 ,..... 9 15|. Dagleville. ... 1008). ... 8 6b
4 02! 12 26| 9 12|..Beec Creek...| 10 11] 1 558 58
3 51| 12 16! 9 01)... Mill Hall.....| 10 22| 2 05 909
3456/1210, 855 ...Lock Haven..| 10 30 2 10{9 15
P.M.| P. M. | A. m, Lv, Arr. a.m |p om. [p.m
On Sundays there is one train each way on the
. E. V. It runs on the same schedule
morning train leaving Tyrone at 8:10 a, m., week
days. And the afternoon train
Haven at 3:15.
LEWISBURG & TYRONE RAILROAD.
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UPPER END. WESTWARD.
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BELLEFONTE & SNOW SHOE BRANCH.
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sevens
sone
P. M.
Time Table in effect on ane after Nov. 20th 1908.
Mix | Mix |
Stations, | Mix | Mix
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9
9
8
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A.
i ston oz Signal, Week days only.
W. ATTERBURY, J R. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
bak-2-3-4-1
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rgeasy
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Money to Loan.
MONEY TO LOAN on goud security
and houses for rent,
J.M EEICALINE,
Att'y at Law.
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453-14-1vyr.