Boneififtun April 30, 1915. Bellefonte, Pa., JUST A CHICKENFOOT. (Copyright.) It was the romance belt of the Southwest which that tenderest of tenderfoots, Chick Saunders, struck. Farther West is the land of the outlaw and desperado; back East com- mercialism makes ’em eat folks alive, and up on the North plains the cold grips a man’s soul and makes him kinder brutal. But we take things easy here and Jog along, everybody friendly amongst theirselves, savin’ all the joshin’ and Taw remarks for the fellow from back East that busts in on our peace and goodwill. Chick Saunders blowed into Floret- ta off a west-bound passenger one bleak November day, which havin’ only fifteen cents in his pocket he couldn't have rode but five miles fur- ther anyhow. As that would have set him down in the middle of the prairie, he alights at Floretta, which is only redeemed ‘from bein’ in said middle by a half- dozen cottages, a general store and post office, a two-story frame hotel, a lumber yard minus the lumber, and Just such a school buildin’ as you’d have to come to Texas to see. : All this was south of the railroad track. On the roof of a big barn a quarter of a mile north, painted in bold let- ters, Chick saw “Bar C Ranch,” and he hotfooted it thereto, inquired timid- like if old man Cranch was in, got the laugh from a bunch of cowboys that was standin’ around the door, it bein’ chuck time, then walked in and got a job. That job was to cut wood. Old man ‘Crozier, the owner, had just looked out the window and observed that here was winter comin’ on, a regular blizzard of a norther blowin’ and nc wood cut. Chick was the man of the hour. The boy’s name on the pay roll was set down as Willie Saunders, but we're too uncertain out here about whether a fellow gives his right name or not, to put ourselves out to call him by it, so him bein’ such a rank chick- enfoot, we just christen him Chick from the start. He'd crawl on any horse you told him to, but he’d almost be whimperin’ from fear. We thought he'd leave when he ‘went down some day to git a drink on the train, as quick as he got paid off; but no, he was here to stay if it killed every animal in the pasture, includin’ of hisself. Every spare minute he had, he hung around the Hotel Dalhart, for little Elsie Delhart and her mother showed him all the humane treatment he found, and it turned out he told them about his folks and read letters to 'em that he got from home, and let hisself be known to them in a ‘way us fellows knew nothing of. And Eisie! You put a wild rose amongst a bouquet of American Beau: ties in some hothouse, and I guess il wouldn’t be noticed much; but out here on these wind-swept plains we ain’t spectin’ to see even a wild one, and they look awful good to us. And, by the way, the thorns wasn’t ‘missin’ neither, Elsie was the pride of this country, but she wouldn’l stand for no foolishness off of us cow punchers if she was the queen there of. she was one of thos2 outdoor girls, ‘though she helped her ma faithful around the house and kitchen. In summer she wore them sailor «collar, polka-dotted affairs that look s0 well where they roll back from a soft, girlish throat. And any time of Year there was a golden curl or twc that bobbed around her face, and the eyes that kinder peeped out at you from beneath the lcng lashes made you want to dig your spurs in the ‘brone¢’ you was ridin’ and wish tc ‘the kingdom come he’d pitch and run Bo you could show how good you could ride. We all felt that away, but she ‘was Mexico Charlie's girl. At least he said so, and folks didn’t ‘dispute Mexico’s word, him bein’ of a «different temperament from us other ‘buttons, and his word bein’ about all the law there was around Floretta way. After eight months Chick begun to look different. He got him a full «cow-puncher outfit, a swell California Baddle, a Navajo of gorgeous reds and greens, big rattlin’ spurs, and 30 foot ©of rope. He had to accumulate them things as he got hold of money, and this was slow at first. But after he got to gamblin’ it was the rest of us that couldn’t lay up a cent. It seemed like he just couldn’t lose, ‘whether he 'was shootin’ craps or matchin’ money, playin’ cards or just Plain bettin’ on how much a steer ‘would weigh. This was powerful aggravatin’ to Mexico, and he made us assist fre- ‘quent in standin’ Chick on his head ‘to see if his hoodoo wouldn't fall out ©f his pockets. It was at the Fourth of July celebra- tion at Floretta that Chick Saunders come out in his complete costume, by wearin’ a big white Stetson hat and geplacin’ his woreout shoes and leather gaiters with a pair of shop. made boots which shore become the Jooks of his underpinnin’, for his legs was long and thin and his feet was too big to look pretty. He rode up to a bunch of us stand- in’ around the grand stand, which had been: mut up temporary for the ladies T0 so. in ‘and watch the ropin’ and bronce’ ridin’, and it bein’ covered with tow sacks was shore cool and shady. “Look at the boots!” says Mexico loud. “It costs Chick as much to buy ’em as it does a cat to get life in- surance. Both bein’ nine times what they ought to be.” Everybody laughs and Chick rides off bashful toward the Hotel Dalhart, and I see Mexico's eyes narrow to two dark slits when Elsie bounds out on the gallery with one of them polka- dot effects on, and gives Willie the glad hand. Even this far off you can tell she’s braggin’ on his clothes the way she stands back and looks at him, her head on one side and her hands clasped in front of her. And all day Chick stayed by her. Not engagin’ in the cigar race and contests of various kinds, he just stayed by Elsie’s side, and took her from stand to stand buyin’ her every- thing in sight. Mexico Charlie always took first money on these occasions, him bein’ the star roper and rider in these parts; but today he couldn’t win noth- in’, and when at last a brone’ throwed him, he got up with a wicked look, and never even smiled when El- sie rushed over to ask if he was hurt. Just before sundown when it was all over but the biley, which was to be in the schoolhouse that night, the crowd had dispersed and a little bunch of three or four cow-punchers in front of the hotel was all there was in sight. Chick was leanin’ against a post listenin’ to the rest of us auger, when Mexico Charlie walks out of the hotel and stands on the gallery lookin’ down at Chick’s feet. “Fellows,” he says short, “do you know why I got throwed today?” Course we didn’t. “Some low-lived son-of-a-gun swapped his dull spurs for my sharp ones,” he says, “and there they are,” he says, pointin’ to Chick’s feet. “You all know ’em.” Nobody says a word, for shore enough Chick is wearin’ different spurs from the ones he bought down at Headwater about a month before, and shore enough they're just like Mexico's. Chick looks up at Mexico to see what kind of a joke it is, then he crooks one leg and begins to spin the rowel around foolish. “These here,” he says, "are my spurs, I traded for ’em today with Wild Cat Mike.” “And Wild Cat Mike’s gone home, I suppose,” says Mexico suggestive. “Yes, he’s gone home,” answers Chick still twirlin’ the spur. Mexico steps down and forces Chick to look at him. “I'm goin’ for my gun,” he says furious. “I'll fix you for this.” And he rushes off toward the store. Chick looks at us kinder be- wildered. “Now what did he mean?” he asks innocent. ! Then we all explain at once, for we know this Mexico of old and that’s why nobody else has ever throwed in too much with Elsie. “Have you got a gun?” I asks ex- cited. Chicks puts down his foot and reached back to his hip pocket. “Yes,” he says, drawin’ out, not a .45, but a sack of tobacco and a book of cigarette papers. “Heavens, man,” says Johnny Car- ton, “where is it?” “In my pocket,” says Chick, cool as a refrigerator. “I guess I'll have time to roll a cigarette before he gits back,” he adds in his injured tone. “I’ve got a date with Elsie for the dance, too,” he says regretful. Well, we all looked foolish. This was the coward we had laughed at, and tortured, now ready to face the Bad Man of Floretta in the worst of his moods! The whole group sauntered off a bit from the hotel, for there were ladies inside and they must not be disturbed. It was only a step to the store, and Mexico was comin’ back now. Nobody made a move while he walked up to within twenty steps of where we stood, his back to the hotel gallery. Chick spat out his cigarette. Mexico whipped out his gun, and I glanced at the tenderfoot. It was all over so quick, and a man can’t see everything at once. I re- member Chick had his gun—then I saw the wildest look of misery come into his eyes. Almost at the same moment came the sound of a sharp step on the gallery, there was a whir of polka-dots, and then I heard the report of Mexico's gun. Chick had failed to shoot. ‘We all looked from one of the com- batants to the other, too dazed to speak, for there stood Chick unhurt, while Mexico was lookin’ at a place on his right arm from which we could see the blood was tricklin’, him havin’ the sleeves of his shirt rolled up. Little Elsie Dalhart was standin’ there. A pair of spurs was in her hand. “Here’s your spurs, Charlie,” she was sayin’. Mr. Mexico “I'm sorry ' I cut your arm, but it only serves you right. Between the mattress and the spring,” she says contemptuous, “is no place for a pair of spurs. I cut my own hand on ’em while puttin’ on the clean sheets,” she says, puttin’ her hurt hand to her lips like a woman does when she burns, or cuts, or scratches it. Way down the track we heard the whistle of the evenin’ passenger go- in’ west. It was the only sound there was. ‘“Supper’s ready,” says Elsie, kinder peevish. And we all turned and went in the house like bad boys that'd been caught stealin’ green ap- ples. All, that is, except Mexico Charlie. I ain't never seen him since. its leaves begin to wither. parasite preying on its life. digs arouad it to loosen the soil roots, and in digging he comes on a. great, flat stone, which had cut the tree | off from proper nourishment. When the stone is taken away the tree regains its original beauty and strength. Women fail and droop sometimes. apparent cause. They take care of them- selves but in spite of all they droop dai- ly. They begin to think the cause must be within them and hidden. this condition, they turn to Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, the result is al- most always complete recovery. ite Prescription” moves the CASTORIA Bears the signature of Chas.H.Fletcher. in use for over thirty years, and The Kind You Have Always Bought. A tree ‘n the orchard d bagin to droop, There’s no apparent injury to the tree, no visible But the tree keeps on failing. At length the farmer searches out and re- obstructions to woman's health. It not only heals the local or- gans but enriches the whole body. ——For high class Job Work come to | the WATCHMAN Office. Above Them All. Homan—“One of the waiters at this _—— place was formerly a duke, one of the | chefs was a count and the bellhop Little Hotel Wilmot. The Little Hotel Wilmot IN PENN SQUARE One minute from the Penna Ry. Station PHILADELPHIA We have quite a few customers from Belle- fonte. We can take care of some more. They'll like us. A good room for $1. If you bring your wife, $2. Hot and cold running vitality. It is not the rich red blood that gives life to the whole body, perfects digestion and enables all the organs to Get Hood's Sarsaparilla from any drug- half perform their functions as they should. Me Meals are Served at All Hours Steaks, Chops, Roasts, Oysters on the shell or in any style desired, , and anything eatable, can be had in a few mindies any time. In ad- water in every room The Ryerson W. Jennings Co. Meat Market. at the | Medical. was a prince.” Ryontoo—“I suppose h R D the manager was formerly a king or W emperor?” Homan— No; he was a en un own milk wagon driver.”—New York Sun. HOODS SARSAPARILLA, THE There’s no : E T E RELIABL eo DICINE, Restaurant. Hrs ESTAURANT. = When, in} pe reason why you feel so tired all - . the time at this season is that your blood tau elonte now has a First-Class Res- “Favor- is impure and impoverished. It lacks Get the Best . Meats. You save nothing by by buying poor, thin or gristly meats LARGEST AND FATTEST CATTLE use only the gist. It will make you feel better, look dition I have a complete plant prepared to better, eat and sleep better. It is the old furnish Soft Drinks in bottles such as and 304 ply JI% CusiDmers with the fregh- reliable cried and true all- -the-year-round POPS 4 ; Steaks and Roasts. Sod a Dae ee no blood purifier and enricher, tonic and ap- c higher t..an poorer meats are elsewhere, SODAS, petizer. It revitalizes the blood, and is SARSAPARILLA., il always have especially useful in building up the de- bilitated and run-down. Hood's Sarsaparilla is helping thousands at this time of year. Let it help you. SELTZER SYPHONS, ETC., for pic-nics, families and the public gener- ally all of which are manufactured out of the purest syrups and properly carbonated. —— DRESSED POULTRY — Game in season, and any kinds of good meats you want. Get a bottle today and begin taking it at } TRY MY SHOP, once. Be sure to get Hood's. Nothing : C. MOERSCHBACHER, P. L. BEEZER, else acts likeit. 60-16,-18 | 50.32-1y. High St., Bellefonte. Pa. High Street. 34-34-1y. Bellefonte, Pa. MERCANTILE APPRAISEMENT OF CENTRE COUNTY. ERGIENT EN APPRAISE NAME BUSINESS NAME BUSINESS NAME BUSINESS N Faye BUSINESS —Notice is hereby ’ oll, BA.............ni.. ! given that the following per- Dodson, H A..... srg STUES Wetzler, F L.................... gen'l store Brebs, NT ria deiene % pgp gen tise gen’l mdse sons and firms have been appraised NERY Snftsie reas ies Ren Stare NITTANY Watt, E M... ju mdse ean and are hereby liable for mercantile Emerick, Geo H. -gen’l mdse Beck, J H & Son, ... ...gen’l store BILE Monch viiiiniaainid WHOLESALERS. license taxes for the year 1915: Foreman, R D.. grain & coal Betz M S............ ..gen'l mdse REBERSBURG RETAILERS Rossingen WE. ...gen’l mdse Rierls, ¥ A: Sikh ret anunave sikh rut ois produce ASRONSEURE » rtley, Guy........ ....produce erly, - = NAME BUSINESS McDowell. DA. groceries Bieri, 2 5 -Piocucs Crouse, HE.................0.. Lo ee coa arlin, .gen’l store AARONSBURG : Peck, S & Son. .gen’l mdse Gephart, SL... be Ad BELLEFONTE Rr Implements Dienicris, W + A. Yearick, NH... 00.0 gen’l store Garren, GP. lumber ftlantic Ref uel Sis ¢ sesessarersisssirarreianneanee > vy ORVISTON elier EDIE, os iveii sides ae . fo inn Danna Qrviston Supply Co........gen'l mdse Haines, MC. ae sw WL implements ~~ Weber, J Hev.oovccvveveveen grain and coal Slaterbeck,J H..................groceries ? RUNVILLE Lauderbach--Barber Co. E. ...tobacco, conf’y COBURN B i OAK HALL + Benet, ES... gen’l mdse Daunenhoue; & Sons....... ers ....wall Daper Coburn Creamery Co...butter and ess phere. ayton .................. oh Er en Runville Store Co............... gen’l mdse wiser oy Hardware Co....ha A re les Glasgow, TW a gor] store OSCEOLA MILLS Alkeh hE COLIEGE BOALSBURG Harter, J E... Gregolish, Ran..................... groceries Atkinson. C G.....o.o.ro.... cigars Weber, Samuel.........................; feed Howard Creamery Con ne Kasmark, Ben.... groceries Baum, Sim............. clothing COBURN Krader, W C.. Marchello, Lavaires ..groceries Bullock & : Bridie Sibu fish Atlantic Ref Co oll Kerstetter, JW. Satlosky, Frank groceries Corl B Son. TH Coburn Grain & Creamery Co, eyer. Deal, Ee Korman Creamery Co......... produce BOALSBURG Rote, S$ G......... oo. LD... Bricker, Boas wa.confectionery Stover. LE.........cc.cccieniinnan.nned cigars oe 2 CN. shoes Catt Supsiy € CATO Brouse, W H.................... merchant Vonada, Andrew.........c.ceceuu. hardware POWELTON Foster, Phil % coal Latosupply Co... mdse Hazel, AJ.. .... gen’l mdse CLARENCE Vulcan Trading Co........ ... gen’l mdse Fromm’s 5 & 10° : Barthel CENTRE HALL Harrison, R B gen’l store Ruddinger, T COu...orverreese: gen’l mdse PLEASANT GAP Fromm. Harris... prhing Bo. C Lo : poury Houtz, FL... nie. meats Buddinger, $Samuel....cccoueecseneen. meats Eckel, J] P Gentzel & McEar] 1 store jaironsces ery Co............ pr duce lshler Brose a gon fods Brooks, GR gen’l mdse Gill, J w & Sons Shien, R perfumes A Food o 2 u ty, teteseriieresnnssesensnnnns m 1 «Geo T...... Bia’ Thus inesensensravavaressevavasnrnss Kidder, L E........... automobiles Kachik, Mis G aa oe kek W H Feb; Gotham Pool Room. : HOWARD : Stover, O implements Kachik, Jno M .gen’l mdse - Stitzer, C K..... 4 Harper, GE........... Del, J D........... o.oo produce Weaver, S F...... ..ice cream Kato Supply Co... en i mdse WOoIf, BaW...iccreonsrernrenioeiiied Harvey, J W.... LINDEN HALL Weiland Bros & ...carriages Mason, joseph. ....groceries Holmes, J C..... Ross, JH.......%. hay & grain Weber, Sam'l E... ..grain, coal Takash, WV... groceries Hubler, Jeff... Weiland, F E 2 & grai : Watson, Wm C ...hay & grain BLANCHARD Tobisky, Micha meat poo Horr Hockman, LEMONT Gardner, MF enn eda cigars Watson, C Nba cigars i flutwitz, Sg Ross, ElmerC 1". grain arter, a groceries A . secsessmsmntencnsrer ast RR rl Te rag ay deans Bowes, W A... ~~ unas ....coal Bald Eagle Supply Co. Rimpost. Myra, Ferree, W AAR HALL niectionery Deitz, J F..ccoee cisiiiinninnis.groceries foto YAS GLY eerie RUULGLIES DA THIRTHIC, OMARNEY..... 000000 QUES OTTRE, WO A Ines N - dectio ne Dei James Lawrence, Orland. : PORT MATILDA projnee Yessinger, HC gen mds §avley, Tho Leitzell Athletic Store Co... Crain, WS... i. 0 lumber oon, ~ nfectionery ian, J C..oovererenrenressnecissereen. mdse RYCFS DIOS.......coecnienn gent store Lohman, G W................... oi Rare PHILIPSBURG ER Balic Sup Co. oy Lest . exander. si B impl ts i ,Frank....... ....... ried Tui NR is Burchfield, 1 pegs Gil Many Co ine Sipplles } presen sss i 89> bunnell, J M.............pianos & organs Metzger, LK... ooks WE CO........in is. Lykens. HB.................. gen’l store Holt, S W. Dupnell.J Peter _.groceries Hoffman, F L......... ...tobacco Ch fg Ee Rene Spmpher, C A ~genimdse Louderbach Barber Cov hiucsty 3 s dru : BELLEFONTE Smith, oe -gen’l mdse Clifford, J Bry ‘music Philipsburg Milling, Lighting & Heat- I, plumber Sere, HM. 5 candy and Sigars Cramer, Mrs &, cigars G stain % eed Jadies’ f hings tere, ONS, eeeennser general store Custer & Norris, corsets Reed, JO... our ee adic’ urn I ¥ ILMORE Deacon, Thomas ......gents furnishings Sree ..eating house oss fruits Hunter, JD... ..gen’l mdse Davis, CH........... Sauers & Heberling........gents furnish Wit & Co................ccc.c cr ocrueer MEALS ....cigars G ATESBURG Delige, John. Starr Harness Co..................... harness . * SMULLTON ..furniture pearmit SE gen’l store emi & Goss, State-Centre Electric Co........... Kine, IT A........0..... 0.00 grain wo JeWeltY Rider, Moor women groceries Emery Candy Kitchen. State College Co’op Store "SPRING MILLS gen’l store » Edwards, J S........... Struble, Forest............. Gramley. TS i produce Toceries Condo, JF HOWARD .groceries Finburg, 152ac. Shae'S. rr SNOW SHOE iii Se anis sR : ed Fitzpatrick, A J ..cigars Atizoe Ref Co, en Na h x CM cH twine By Pian Kelley & Co, i illespie, ~gen'l store Freeman, Wm....... — Bre Fd Soni apo P oe ial LW Ba +250] store Eatsanota, Albert. CE.« RESTAURANTS Ceader, Mrs Jos............ fectioner : = Tur ill, WF... _— Claster Ola Store Coclothing Kline & Wolf. -gen’l store Globe Store Co........oom.ovrreerern State College Sui & Supply Co...coal BELLEFONTE Cohen, H J............0.... ... victrolas Coxey, WC... Carpenetti, i. ....clothing saree cigars ..5& 10c store Fauble, A Finklestine, David Finklestine, J........ Gardner, M I.. ...china store Garman, EF ...gen’l store Gamble, Gheen & Co..... flour & feed .instruments Green Pharmacy C Gillen Grocery Co. Glinz, A... ..... Galbraith, Frank.. Garbrick "Bros... Gilliam, J S Gregory Bros..... Gross, J W & Bro.. Harper,G E....... Heverly, J O... Herr & Hever! Hazel & Co... Helfrich, J c. gen’l mds Hall, GW&C ....music azel Bros..... . groceries unter, J D.. stationery Haupt, G H................ccooo0ns. groceries Jodon, Clyde...... ..gen’l mdse sshveend drugs Kline, Henry......... cigars Kalin, Max..... ..shoes Krumrine, S. drugs Katz & Co... Keichline, J S.. Keichline, W Kelly, Robert.. Lyon & Co.... Latina, A.... Lyon, W A............ Montgomery & Co. io )] Moerschbacher, Chas........ confection- saiarin ery and tobacco Mendis, Peter scrap iron Meese, John, Store... gen’l store Mingle, A Li wes Shoes allory Studio oto supplies Miller, G A rae Morris, A G ....coal Miller, David.. oceries cClure, W M Agt .harness McCalmont & Co.............. implements Morgan, Miss S J...ladies’ furnishings McGinley, wall paper McGinley, John............ccocoet wae. cigars McSuley, John... ..wall paper Noonan, JA........ccouvrinniniigind cigars Naginey, F E.. ..furniture Olewine, John hardware Parrish,C M .druge Poovence, A. fruits Potter--Hoy dware Rav, Tl ..cigars Runkle, J L.......... lumber Ruhl’s Barber Shop.......toilet articles Shope, W Ray..................... coal State--Centre Electric Co......... State--Centre Electric Co elec supplies Shaughnessy, Thos.. tobacco & cigars Sebring, John Jr... ; Schad, E Smith, C Smith, H Sourbeck, Shuey, C. Schofield: James tn G R & Co.. aeffer, HP.......... Shore & Cairns. Taylor, : Taylor, Thal, J F.. Twitmire, Vitten, letsel.. Wallace, DC... implements ....harness ...shoes CENTRE HALL Allison, R G... «.. . raretl Bartholomew. Kline, H A.. Grebe Bros & Crago, Hoffman, F L........ Haworth, Bros..... Haworth, James..... Hollings, Mrs Walter produce drugs offer, novelties -...jeweler indle, W H. cigars furniture H arper, HE.. ; . amilton ..p1anos --produce bberson, John... “harqware Ickes, Miss Lillian B i ..m y Wilke ER cigars vii Zivin a wall depen pene » $ ones, Harry clothing EE ol stogs Jones, Han lothing Walizer, C A.. ~meats Juscik, Conrad. simi cigars Yearick, Walter. ..mdse Kephart, hardware Hob. G FUBLERSBURG .gen mdse oy. Geo F. gi igars, etc McClintock, E L fandies arness i roceries BoYer Charles wine fuimher Kaplin, Harry & Co gen’'l mdse Henderson, J E. groceries Jnapper; CM&EM Miller, W S.... groceries attern,......... «sees Produce Parsons, WP........... .gen’l store Tallhelm, X G & Son. .gen’l store Turner, J .gen’l store Walizer, i Stover, GB. c-icciiainntnsrminiien cigars LINDEN HALL Keller, Mrs J W. gen’l store oll, Wm T....... .gen’l mdse Ross, JH... .gen’l store Weiland, F E. «eee. gen’l store Oregon MercantileCo,, Evey, A Houiiiiii viii gen’l mdse arker, Shei ov, R 4 ee mi imploments pss Ro. te else y LJ ecsrecnninninnien vines sensei Tul Lenker, J E rears .gen’l store Penn Public Service Co... Mayes, J Fran oil and gas Philipsburg Meat & Suny Co.. Mitchell, John ~hardware Phiipsinivg Milling. L & H Co. oss, Elmer .gen’l store ress, jacob...... oo k, Bros riages, et Puderbaugh, Williams, oe C Sar oe Rope v Jon MARTHA FURNACE Reiling, TM & Co, Bberts, OD..cii. i vvsreninss gen’l mdse Koning, Mrs Ida MINGOVI Remsnyder, G W.. Miller, EL.... ..groceries Rogers, Samuel... Workman, C Cl ..,groceries Richards, Sto H.. MONUMENT ontz, - Bergner, Albert ...groceries Vulcan Trading Co... gen’l mdse MOSHANNON Bodencsak, John Groe, Lucas, J Schanars, c Davis, Alfred.. csnessee Summerville, Mrs J. Goldberg, Ike.. Stonebraker & I Ricketts, Geo eee a, M, midt, aE EEE AM Auman. E L Milling our & feed Spileman, Myer. Columbus, Solomon. scrap iron Swisher, Campbell, S M...... furniture Frank, A A & Son .gen’lstore Wright. S W.... artman, J HB. hardware Weber, Fran Herr, Henry & Son. w..clothing Wellinzick, P. a artiine, H G.,.coov.er merchant Walker, S J.cecousee.o.. veennnne groceries t ; PORT MATILDA Bennett, W A.c.coverinicnsinens "es produce flour and f ar -groceries h, H McMullen, EB. McClellen, CE... hawver, Isaac... Stover, R S... Snook, J C.....coco..v. Schreckengast, E R.. Uly T ILESBURG Bellefonte, Boch CO: rire Bailey, J H. rine ii Goheen, R Harshberger, Z T... orman, C W..... M C. Miles, W B & Son Milesburg Store Co............gen°1 mdse Sprankle, CT...... ceresnnnennnne BTOCETIES TT nr store PINE GROVE MILLS gen'l store tationery furniture Snyder & Behres................ gen’l mdse Thomoson, G B.. ...gen'l mdse Way, Benner............c..oviiiniis fruit Woomer, M & Son.................. cement SPRING MILLS Auman, WG... produce Ackerman, FM ................. gen’l store Allison Bros........ ..grain & flour Blausser, Wm H .gen mdse Breon, Willis... Brion, H. I & C lumbers Campbell, RP cigars Condo, J C.... arriages Condo, S S... .carriages Corman, O. T... ....produce Carson, F A... .gen’l store Dunlap, A C. Duck, F P..... Ryans, JW... aid produce ‘Fisher J B & Son... gen’l store Frenerick, Samuel....................... grain Finkle, C E......... gen’l mdse Hassenplug, A C. en’l mdse Hosterman, Thos produce mmel, ’l mdse Krise Hotel .cigars Krape, C A... ...shoes Long, C P Co. _.gen’l store Long, J Dovuneceren rnin irinnd coal Leister, Chas... produce yers, Vase Meese, G ..gen’l store vers, geen store Moyer, Musser, Noll, J & Ripka. Dan Rossman, H Stover, Wm A...... Smith, John & Bros. Snyder Smith, § Smith, R M...... implements Wolfe, Mrs S J..........ccoouueuen ...millinery : SNOW SHOE y Buddinger, T B.................. gen’l store Buddinger, Samuel. t Buddinger Co.......... Confer, J W & Son. Hepburn, Sam’l.... Kelly, JA......... Redding, Lawr Russell, J. erchant Sickle, WA drugs Sinclair, Mrs Henry ..cigars Thompson & Son ..gen’l store Yamell, J 1.....................d stationery SANDY RIDGE Con, D...5i cin eisiiiiiisiins gen’l store Cowher, Levi..................cceocennna. mdse Doggan,: ..cigars Heath, L'B....................io. ..md Kennedy, A W. cenfectionery Kine, 0. G......i...cocceesidnaiiin cigars Stuart, HS ..gen’l store Spitler, Daniel..............coeu.. merchant SMULLTON Stover, W. H.................. confectionery Walizer, S A Burket, IG Eves, Chester. ves, J P Griffin, Houtz, McAffee, Emery Mattern, Waite, H Rockey, WE. .........c...iinees .produce Swartz, CW... lia gen’l store Hoy, J] A Estate.................. gen’l mdse WoL > STORE Weaver, O B & Son.. feed Showers, GH Harnish, J M WARRIORS MARR Thomas D R Waite, W W. Wrye, WT. WOODWARD Hosterman, CW roduce ng, HF ...... en’l mdse Orndorf, L. D groceries Reffner, Walter. gen’l mdse Wolfe, RM Est. .gen’l store Yearick, A Mi. .....i...........: produce YARNELL Confer, Ira .P.................... gen’l mdse er, Geo M........o..rvrr nies groceries ZION Hockman, N J.o..ooociiinninnnnns produce Blackford, C J... Knisely, Geo H.. Moerschbacher, Cha eating house ..eating house -eating house CLARENCE Watson, C H eating house Steve, H M..................... eating house Williams, Geo .. ...eating house Williams, Frank... ..eating house MILLHEIM Gephart, Mrs Nettie........ eating house : MUNSON Davis, Alfred... ..eating house PHILIPSBURG Delige, John.............coeuen eating house Klett, ....eating house Kahler, Walter eating house McMullen, Chas ..eating house SNOW SHOE Sinclair, Mrs Henry........eating house STATE COLLEGE Longee, AC.......... ......... eating house Shrefler, J C.................cc restaurant Knox, W W.... .eating house Rountree, C H....... ..........eating house BLLIARDS A AND POOL BELLEFONTE Carpenetti, J............n iin. .oiis billiards Medes & Finkelstine... billiards & pool Moerschbacher, Ch. -.bi McGinley, John. Shaughenssy, Thos.. MUNSON Davis, Alfred... wirieasss OO] PHILIPSBURG Deakin, Thomas...... billiards Meyers, J] W.......... «...pool Palace Billiard Parlor.. illiards Steele, Geo on........ «...pool Socialist Club shearer rad tesaresseiss vere pOOL SANDY RIDGE Kennedy, AW...cooeeroovvunannninnnn, pool Kline, 0 G.,.... «cconsiciins. is i vviviainpool SN NOW SHOE Kelley, JohnA.......coue...eevnune. billiards STATE COLLEGE Atkinson, C State College Billiard & Bo MUEBSBURG Maggs, Roy C 5 Asean Watson, CH......voca. iii iinin) BLANCHARD Moon, AR... +eees obilliards BROKERS BELLEFONTE Keichline, John «.. broker Hunter, J ee broker HOWARD Leathers Bros.,..ececeerveseeees +... brokers PHILIPSBURG Bair, WT winin id viiiiins «...broker STATE COLLEGE ~ Holmes, JL... sesees eer broker THEATRES BELLEFON TE Garman Estate. Brandman, Roy Brown, T Clayton CLEARFIELD Luckasovoge, John..........conueee HOW. Dunham, FS... «enue theatre MILESBURG Mann, HT... seseans- wenn theatre PHILIPSBURG Crain & Armstrong... Fleckenstein, Albert Freeman, Harry........ SNOW SHOE Menchoi, LC.................. «eeeeetheatre STATE COLLEGE Aiken, J P........... Dunn & ....theatre ..teeatre «theatre theatre theatre For the purpose of correcting any errors of appraisements an appeal will be held at the County Treasurer's of- ce, in Bellefonte, Pa., on Tuesday, June 8th, 1915, between 9 a. m. and i b.m., and those who desire can at- tend.’ N. T. KREBS, Mercantile A. 0psaiser 60-18-4t
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