TEN DAY INTRODUCTORY SALE OF PIANOS IN PETRIKIN HALL, BELLEFONTE, Feb. 5 to Tuesday, Feb. 13, 1906 POSITIVELY NO LONGER ~W. F. Frederick, operating over sixty stores and agencies, starts an agency in Bellefonte by selling TWO CAR LOADS OF PIANOS at below cost of manufacture,'for advertising purposes $250 UPRIGHT PIANOS $117 $275 UPRIGHT PIANOS 133 $300 UPRIGHT PIANOS 154 $400 UPRIGHT PIANOS $500 UPRIGHT PIANOS 337 Easy terms of payment. Old instruments taken in exchange. The opportunity of a life-time. Grand and Upright pianos--Chickering & Sons, Hardman, Gabler, Kimball. Bach, Price & Teeple, Schubert, Sherwood, Rembrandt and many others. Sale ends Tuesday, February 13 Plenty to select from. Plain and fancy cases, and all the fancy woods--Mahogany, Rosewood, Golden Oak and Flemish Oak. Bring $10 to $25 with youand secure the piano of your choice. Balance can be paid on easy monthly or quarterly payments. : We have been selling pianos in Bellefonte for 20 years past, and willnow have a permanent store here: our guarantee is as solid as that of any bank. Main Office: Uniontown, Pa. amo A A owe — Bellefonte, Pa, Feb. 9.1906. NEW YORK'S GREAT BUSINESS Imports and Exports For 1905 Exceed $1 +300,000,000. New York, Feb. 6.—The forthcom: fog annual report of the New York ¢hamber of commerce for the fiscal year 1905, compiled under the super vision of Secretary Wilson, shows the total value of foreign imports received at the port of New York 1904-1905, fiscal year ending June 30, 1905, to Bave heen $695,166,950, as compared with a total of $503,479,947 for ail other ports of the United States. The total value of domestic exports from the port of New York was $616,204, $31. as compared with a total from all | other ports during the same period of $996,361.184, Sues For $19,369,838 Damages. ‘Houston, Tex. Feb. 6—Suits were entered in the federal court here by the Kirby Lumber company against the Houston Oil company and the Maryland Trust company for $19,359, manipulation and comspiracy are | maintained by all the made in the suit, which is another chepter in the famous litigation for possession of the Kirby Lumber com: pany and the Houston Oil company, both of which have for some time been here of the body of Miss Frances Strauss and the finding a few hours later at Riverdale of a body believed W. F. FREDERICK, DIVORCE SUIT FILED Countess Castellane Brings Action For Separation. Paris, Feb. 6—Countess Boni de Castellane (formerly Anna Gould) has entered a plea for divorce. Repre- sentatives of the countess and the count appeared before Judge Henry Ditte, of the court of first instance, who, in conformity with the French jaw, endeavored to arrange a recon- eiliation before allowing a definite suit to proceed. It is said on unquestion- able authority that Judge Ditte's ef- forts were not successful, the countess absolutely declining to resume her re- lations with her husband, and that af- ter repeated but vain attempts by Count de Castellane's advisers to ar- range a settlement, the representa tives of the count and countess left the court and that the suit will pro- | ceed. : | decision has been reached rela- tive to the eventual custody of the three children of the count and coun- | tess, but they being under age will for | the present naturally remain in the | care of their mother. i lated with reference to the count’ : But the greatest reticence has parties cerned relative to the process of Segotintions looking to a reconcilia- It now appears that the efforts of those interested in bringing about a i gd the southeast of France. to be that of Frank D. Kitchell, has | 0 4, coc Resolution Against Caucus given rise here to the belief that the man and of Democratic Senators. was treated to a distinct sensation by Mr. Patterson (Dem., Colo.), who fol- fowed up his retirement of last Satur- day from the Democratic caucus by in Constitution of the United States. Apparently the senator's action was unexpected on the part of a majority of the senators, and they listened oi tentively as the reading of the rather long preamble progressed, evidently \ le concerned as to what should come next. Mr. Patterson made no effort to secure the privilege of Sensational reports have been cireu- | po. 5 0m was being pi | i 1 PATTERSON SPRINGS SENSATION Washington, Feb. 6. — The senate | A ———— 238 Petrikin Hall Building, Bellefonte, Pa. Mr. Patterson's resoiugon recneu that the action of the Democratic cau- cus in dictating to senators how they should vote was a plain violation of the spirit and intent of the Constitu- CUT yuh ev aol! PRICES ARE CUT RIGHT AND LEFT GREAT SALE os DOOMED STOCK OF YEAGER & DAVIS, Which is now in the hands of G. W. Groves & Co., the world's greatest bargain givers. Cost no longer gauges the selling price. turn thestock into money quick; taking a loss of hundreds of dollars to reach this end, NOW IS THE TIME TO TURN OUR LOSS TO YOUR PROFIT. Shoe Bargains like these must appeal unresistably te people of sound judgment. WITH A KNIFE IN THIS Hick STREET, BELLEFONTE, PA. Everything marked at prices that are bound to CHILDREN'S SHOES Another lot of children’s shoes go at Groves 29¢ reanassascassrsisststist est aestnnseissasaiss Sriteins finely made, Groves price..........ooeesvennnnnn $1.48 Oue lot of children’s extra fine shoes, Groves A small lot of ladies’ shoes and fine slippers, PHO cscs rssinrsissseitiarditiashs ms ssusy vnsents 690 Oe 89c Big lot of misses’ fine spring heel Dongola Kid, Doe hia oget ladies’ extra fine shoes and ox- Groves Pro. coeeevreusseisiseriinmtmsmniaiscaesanans 98c are, fine Patent Colt, Patent Kid and Velopr WOMEN'S SHOES A large lot of ladies’ fine shoes and oxforde, Calf, worth $3 50 and $4.00, Groves price $2.48 BOYS' SHOES Big lot of boys’ good shoes at Groves price...98¢ Onedot of extra strong boys’ shoes, in Box Calf will go rapidly at Groves price... .... $1.39 Boss’ felt hoots goat Groves price.............. 48¢ MEN'S SHOES We can only mention a few of the many lots We have placed on sale ancther lot of men's shoes at Groves Prioe........ccivevcrnrnennneened $1. Big lot of men’s fine shoes and oxfords worth $300 and $3.50 are going rapidly at Groves BEEBE oo. icvinniarnsioressessestorirnsinte coassisenans 1.98 Big lot of men’s fine shoes, including bt of the celebrated Walkovers, Groves price..... $2.39 at its base. this week. tion of the United States; that each. senator was entitled to one vote, and any attempt to coerce him was an in- vasion of the rights of a state; that any senator who permits himself to be «0 coerced weakens and degrades the state; that for any senator to vote otiherwise than as his sense of duty dictates degrades his high office and assails the dignity and standing of the senate. : £ FORTE FOUND GUILTY Jury Sends Italian to Gallows For Mur der of De Lucca Children. 5 West Chester, Pa., Feb. 3.— cardo Forte, an Italian, was found guilty o murder in the first degree here for the killing of Marie and Dominic De Lucca aged 7 and 9 years respectively, & Howellville. The children were mi dered on March 14 last. Appli : was made for a new trial. Ricardo Forte sat like a statue never showed the least concern Sith . "The 3 2) |» conduct, and the name of a prominent verdict is approved, not even-a coun society leader of Paris, a woman of | 838 damages and for alleged debts and | very high standing, has been m - | tioned in connection with the tryman of Forte's being found who will say a word in his behalf. Two Killed By Train. Norristown, Pa, Feb, 5.— While walking along the Pennsylvania rail- | road tracks near Spring Mill, Joseph Masal, 28 vears old, and Michael Au- gustine, 25 vears of age, both of Spring Mill, were struck by the locomotive of a freight train and instantly killed. settlement of the differences between ; The train crew were not aware that the countess and the count without an | the men had been killed until they appeal to the courts have heen un- od at Conshohocken, when the availing. The count is said to be in arrived At ConsioloeR ea ho covered with blood. An investigation wae made and the bodies of the men were found. dis ———— i ———— Dog Gives Life For Master. Altoona, Pa., Feb. 5.—Henry Krise, aged 55, a laborer, of Westover, and his faithful shepherd dog, were walk- ing along the Cresson and Clearfield railroad tracks when a passenger train toduin In te senate» resolution 13" Wonng tack I rot of caucus to have been contrary to the! HEROIC PRIEST DROWNED Saved Five Boys, But Perished When He Went After the Sixth. La Salle, Ill, Feb. 5.—Father Gilbert Simon, of St. Bede College, and three students were drowned while skating on the Illinois river. Several boys were standing together to have a pho- tograph taken when the ice broke and all sank. Father Gilbert plunged in the water and saved five boys, but on re-entering the icy river for a sixth student he became exhausted, and he, with three boys, was drowned. The four bodies were recovered shortly af- from St. Vincent's College, Pa. The names of the drowned students are: ,Cass Bannin, Champaign, Ill; Charles Reuter, Chicago, and Frank Christie, St. Louis, Light Heat and Power. —— ee SEER CHEAPER LIGHT ATR" Is now assured through the medium of the Lawrence Portable Gas Machine, invented and patented hy Mr. F. 8. Lawrence, of Chicago. This machine, which is Real sales such as this gigantic sale of the Yeager & Davis stock are of rare occurrence. The magnitude of the values, the daring sacrifice of price cutting and the vast variety of shoe offerings generously placed before you by the conductors combine to make this sale tower above all other attempts as the sublime mountain peak overtops the scattered foot hills No matter what your circumstances, where you usually trade, or what your shoe needs, there’s money for you in this particular sale, more than you can imagine. In spite of the great advance in leather and rubber goods, we reduce prices for this great sale and offer bargains to bewilder and bewitch any effort ever made in this locality. This sale positively closes in ten days. G. W. GROVES & COMPANY Come Williams’ Wall Paper Store SAW MOTHER KILL HERSELF New Jersey Woman Blew Off Her Head With a Shot Gun. Mt. Holly, N. J., Feb. 3.—In the pres- ence of her four small children, Mrs. Ellis Bird committed suicide at Keeler's Corners, north of Pemberton, The trag- edy is the result of melancholy induced by nervous prostration. Mrs. Bird got down her husband’s shot gun, loaded it and then placed the butt of the weapon 1 on the floor. Bracing the stock with — her feet, the distracted woman pulled the trigger, discharged the gun by pushing the trigger with a small candy cane, , The top of her head was blown brains and flesh being scattered all over the room. The husband was not Yo INTEND BEAUTIFYING HOME THE SPRING Certainly you do and we wish to call your atte! to the size qual of our stock of e iy FRR WALL PAPER... home at the time. He says his wife as aoa mont once before threatened to take her life. of Wall Paper ever brought tock Neighbors in the other part of the Bouse, being frightened at the report of the gun, soon learned what had hap- pened. and Coroner Bishop was notified. TO BELLEFONTE. THE MARVEL OF THE CENTURY xe ssoriment of Wit Will reduce the cost of three of the greatest human necessites to less and matched up in Todos than one-third their former cost and 1 as solved the great tionble LIGHT, HEAT AN D POWER bal wk Jon ger etl This machine saves the consumer fiom 75 to 80 per cent. in the cust in Sho Wall Paper in this yest of gas used for power purposes, and gruerates gas for illuminating par- poses at a cost of leas than 25 cents per thousand feet, as against a uae ff muti present average cost{of $1.80 per 1,000 cubic feet. Every owoer of a home, factory, business housw, church, school, hall or farm house cwsnsesso SKILLED WORKMEN............. will want one of these machines. The company now has orders for ; over three hundred of its machines. Dra l aon be LET ME INTEREST YOU in this wonderful invention. x NATIONAL LIGHT, HEAT AND POWER CO. which is the parent company, at §1 per share, full pa‘d and non-asses. sable. All stockholders are on an equal footing in this company. There is no preferred stock aud no bonds. I believe that each share of stock you now buy at §1 will be worth $10 within six mouths, Write me today for hooklet and other literatare giving fall particn- lars of this MOST WONDERFUL INVENTION OF MODERN TIMES, Don’s put it off—write today. To-motrow may be too late, as the sabseription list is liable to be closed at any time. WILLIAM B. MOORE, Fiscal agent. National Light, Heat & Power Co., 36 La Salle St, Chicago, Ill. Iam now offering stock in the 8. H. WILLIAMS, High street, BELLEFONTE, PA v9 N\
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