Senin Bellefonte, Pa., April 28, 1916. Governor’s Lady A Novelization of Alice Bradley’sPlay By Gertrude Stebenson Illustrations From Photographs of the Stage Production Copyright, 918, JSEublication Rights Reserved) [Conclusion.] “Well.” Jake got to his feet. A sud- den resolution had formed in his mind as he heard about the contemplated trip to Europe. He hadn’t been with the governor daily for the past two years without knowing what that personage’s secret wish was. Neither had he devoted so much of his at- tention to motors and tires and car- buretors that he had neglected to cultivate the art of judging human nature. If Jake were any judge— and Jake thought he was—a woman didn’t go to hear a man speak if she was wholly indifferent to him. Also a woman didn’t fuss and worry about a man’s overshoes if she hated him. “I wish you a pleasant journey, Mrs. Slade. I guess I'll have to run along now.” “Jake, I'd just as soon you didn’t say you saw me,” Mark remarked as she shook hands with him. “You can depend on me, Mrs. Slade.” Jake's candor and sincerity would have deceived a saint. “You eat your supper in peace. I give you my word of honor I won't say a thing.” “Thank you, Jake,” she replied, sat- isfied. “Good night.” ! As Jake opened the door the snow eddied in and a blast of cold wind sent a chill through Mary's body. It seemed good to meet Jake, but some- how she almost wished she hadn’t. It had brought back so forcibly the things she was trying to forget. She sat looking into space for a long time after he: had gone. People came and went, a queer assortment of human- ity—women of the streets and char- women wanting a cup of coffee—but she scarcely saw them. She knew when the door opened by the accom- panying chill, but she paid no atten- tion to anyone coming or going. When Slade’s handsome figure appeared and his eyes searched the room anxiously she did not look up. For a moment he looked at her, hungrily—sadly. She was pathetic even now, although she had changed and improved, but she did look so little and wistful as she sat eating her lonely, simple meal of crackers and milk and coffee. He walked down the room and stood before her, but it was only when he spoke that she looked up. Her eyes showed first amazement and then the love she could in no wise conceal. A warm flush made her look, to him, almost as pretty as she had when she was a girl. “Well, how are you, Mary?” he “] Want You Because You Are My Girl.” asked. It was an ordinary enough speech, but the tone was tender and his eyes were asking the question she could not ignore. “Why, Dan! I heard you tonight,” the words were out before she recov- ered from her surprise. “Im glad you wanted to go,” he said, simply, “but what's the use of it all?” There was a touch of cynicism in his attitude and manner. “Of what?” Mary asked. “Of my getting elected, and—of the whole business?” and he looked at her searchingly. “Aren't you satisfied?’ For a mo- ment there was a trace of the Mary who had kicked open the kitchen door that day she had driven him from that cottage. “What way has it dis- appointed you?” “Well, what's the use of being gov- ernor if you can’t share the honors?” Slade smiled wanly as he thought o their former discussion of the sam subject. “No, it doesn’t amount to much after all! Jake tells me you are going to Europe?” “Yes, it's a Cook tour,” she ex: claimed as she produced the ticket from her handbag. “It's a quick glimpse of famous places. We are to see Rome. We have two days there and half a day for the Pyramids. Then the Holy Land, then Paris for three whole days. I'm to see esery- thing—to see life! 1’ll see the whole world in two months.” : “Well, I hope you'll enjoy it,” he commented sadly. “I couldn't.” “Why not?” she asked innocently. Slade looked at her for a full min. ute before he replied. “I find I'm too old to make new friends,’ he finally replied. “It’s what I've had that counts; it’s looking back, not ahead. And I want to say right here and now that if I had it all to do over again I'd do differently. I'd do differently.” “Yes, I guess we'd all do differ ently,” and Mary fumbled absently with the Cook’s ticket to the world in two months. “But it's too late now,” she finished. “You couldn’t think of trying it again, could you, Mary?’ Slade’s voice was tense. “Oh, no,” she replied as if his sug gestion were not to be considered for a moment. “We are divorced and the only dignified thing for divorced peo- ple to do is to stay divorced. “Why? Are ou lonely?” “Ne, I can't honestly say I'm lone: ly,” he answered, candidly. ‘I'm too busy for that. I asked you because I care for you, very, very much. I've missed you. It wasn’t loneliness. I've just missed you. And if anything had happened to you before I'd seen you again—well—my life wouldn't have heen worth a continental. I want you yecause—because you're my girl. You “Oh, Dan,” She Murmured. always were. The girl I loved when [ was nineteen. You're handsomer now. My God! Mary, but you look pretty tonight!” “Oh, Dan! Please, I'm going,” Mary protested. “Hold on there.” Slade laid a de- taining arm on hers. “I want to ask you something. Do you remember the first time I kissed you?” “No, I do not,” and Mary looked, away toward the window where the andless process of griddle-cake mak- ing was going on. “Yes, you do.” Slade was leaning toward her eagerly. “You were bends Ing over your mother’s washtub and, [—” He stopped suddenly. “Mary, if I were sick—would you come back to me?” “Oh, that would be different,” she answered, meeting his gaze. How would it be different?” he ar- gued. “Whether I'm sick of body or: sick of heart—what’s the difference? Sick one way or the other, I can’t get on without you—I can’t. I've tried: it alone, and I can’t get on. And you're tired of it, too. You're not! happy,” he accused. “Well, yes, I am, in a way.” “No, youre not,” he persisted. “Now, then, first I'm going to take you home, wherever you live. Se on.” He had easily reverted to his old masterful way. : “No, 1 won't!” “Come on, there are four governors’| wives at my hotel,” he told her. “I'll introduce you to them tomorrow after! we're married and then you can come’ m the trip with us. You've been wway long enough. Come on.” ! “Positively no,” replied Mary, and! possibly she thought she ‘meant it. “Then you're through with me for good and all?” he asked in surprise. ‘Well, I don’t blame you. God! : an awful memory of all those y we lived together you must have!” ! “Don’t say that!” and Mary shrank] away from him. “Don’t feel like thatl: It was only at the last; I was un happy only at the last. Before that, why, Dan, you know perfectly well, Ud rather not have been. at all then: not to have been the wife of Daniel S. Slade.” “Do you mean it?” he asked, eag- erly. ' “Of course.” “Well, that settles it,” and he jumped up to get her heavy coat. “We're going to try it again. We've got to.” “But what will people say?” asked, Mary, weakening. “I’m all packed up to go to Europe.” “That for Europe,” and reaching for the ticket, he tore it into bits. “We'll, go together some day,” and he held out her coat invitingly. “Oh, Dan,” she murmured as she. [Continued on page 7, Col. 1.] NEcanme Notice is hereby given that the following persons and firms have been appraised and are hereby liable for insrcantile license taxes for the year Retail APPRAISEMENT AARONSBURG. Bower, A F. implements Bower. A M, meats Bower, E S, gen’l mdse Krape, J F, gen mdse Kister. G W, implements Musser, C E, confect Mensch, R W, coal Stover. A S, wall paper Stover, W M, gasoline & oil Stover, L E, meats AXEMANN. Donovan, Jerry, junk O'Brian, G W, gen’l mdse BOALSBURG. Bricker, H H, ice cream Brouse, W H, produce Harrison, R B, gen’t mdse Hazel, A J gen’l mdse Houtz, F I, meats Ishler Bros, meats Kidder & Houtz, autos Stover, O W,implements Weaver, S F, ice cream Weber, Samuel E, grain & coal Zeichman, John F, furniture BLANCHARD. Bowers, W A, coal Gardner, M F, cigars Harter, W I, gen mdse Kunes, N M, cigars & candy Kunes, T M, gen mdse 5 Kessinger, H C, store, groceries Moon, A R, cigars & candy Quigley, J A, gen mdse Kothrock, Mrs. Sarah, millinery Williams, C A, gen mdse BENORE. Ghaner, W H, coal Haugh, John, gen mdse Lykens, H B, gen mdse BELLEFONTE. Allison, A, plumber Baum, Sim, clothing piackford, Clyde, cigars & confect Brachbill, W R, furniture b air, ¥ P& Son, jewelry brausdman, Ray, clothing & shoes Brouse Store, R S, groceries Beezer, P L, meats peilcionte Lumber company, lumber peezer, Geo A, autos, . belietonte Fuel & Supply company, coal and grain Ceader, Mrs joseph, candy Ciasier, Harry, clothing Loexey, WL, groceries Carpeneto, L, groceries & fruit Criger, P B & Son, building supplies Casecuoeer, CD, jewelry Carpeneto, J L, cigars Cooney, Miss E 5, millinery Larpencto, J J, cigars & candy Dubbs, j¢ n G, implements Daggett, W L, cigars kcxenroth, kJ, wall paper Fauole, A, ciothiig & shues Finnlcstne, J, cigars Garmau, E F, gen mdse pmol Gheen & company, flour and ced Garbrick, H E, gen mdse Green’s Pharmacy company, drugs Cille , Grocer, groceries G.tue, August, cigars Galbra.w. F, jeweler Garbrick oros, bicycles Getug, L 1, meats Gregory ius, ice cream & confect Gross bro-, gen mdse Harper, Geo E, groceries Heverly, J O, sporting goods Herr & Hev rly, groceries Hazel & Cu.a10any, dry goods & shoes Helfricu, J L.5 & 10c store =~ Hall, G W & Company, musical in- struments : Haupt, G Edward, groceries Hazel Bros, groceries Hunter, J D, oooks & stationery Hunters General store, gen mdse Jodon, J C, groceries Krumrine, Sidney, drugs Kline, Henry, cigars Kalin, Max, shoes : Katz and company, clothing Keichline, Wm W, autos Keichline, J S, groceries Knecht, F S, auto supplies Lyon & Company, clothing Latini, A, cigars Lyon, W A, meats 5 Montgomery & Company, clo thing Mendis, Peter, junk Moerschbacher, Chas, cigars & candy Meese store, The John, groceries Mingle, A C, shoes allory Studio, cameras [iller, Geo A, hardware orris, A G Jr, coal, etc edes & Finkelstine, cigars arvin, Grace A Miss, millinery iller, David, gen mdse organ, SJ Miss, hair goods cClure, Wm M, harness cCalmont & Company, coal cGinley, A L, wall paper cGinley, John A, cigars cSuley, John H, wall paper Noonan, J A, cigars Naginey, F E, furniture 2222222 < = COBURN. Atlantic Ref Co., oils Anderson & Shaffer, general mdse Coburn, Grain & Creamery Co., grain and coal Dinges, Cloyd, feed Glasgow, J W, general mdse Howard Creamery, produce Krader, W C. general mdse Meyer, C H & Co, lumber Meyer, ] W, lumber Smith, C M, general mdse Sholl, T H, produce Stover, LE, cigars Vonada, Andrew & Son, produce CLARENCE. Budingder, Co., The, general mdse Budinger, W S, meats Brook, Jacob, general mdse Daugherty, R B, general mdse Drapcho, M, groceries Kachik, John M, cigars Kachik, Andrew M, groceries Koshka. Andrew, meats Mecon, Joseph, meats Pinchock, George, general mdse Trubisky. M E, groceries Takash, William, general mdse Watson, C H, cigars Wapler & Gladstone, general mdse CURTIN. Bald Eagle Supply Co., general mdse Heaton, James, mdse FLEMING. Holt. G W, groceries Holt, S W, general mdse Irwin, Benj H. coal T Lindermuth. H D., gasoline & oil McElwain Bros , general mdse Smith, F W, flour & feed Stere, H M., candy & cigars Stere, J} C & J B, general mdse GATESBURG. De Armit, S E, general mdse Rider, M, general mdse HOWARD. Condo. J F, general mdse Dietz, J F, general mdse Fitzpatrick A J, cigars Fox,CM, twine Gillispie, G H., general mdse Hall, W F, general mdse Holter. H C, general mdse Kline & Wolf, general mdse Kline, H A, produce Long, W H. flour & feed Lucas, CC, general mdse McEntire, O W, drugs Mays, J Will, cement Moore. H A, candy & cigars Miner. Morris, jewelry Neff, L H, furniture : Pletcher, T A. coal & harness Pletcher, WB. produce Pletcher. Chas E, buggies Shawly. Thomas, produce Sykes, David B, general mdse Schenck, A A. hardware Williams, G Frank, cigars Williams, Geo L, groceries Weber. B Sons., gen mdse Walizer, C A. meats Yearick, Walter, meats HUBLERSBURG. Hoy, Geo F, gen mdse . McClintock, gen mdse JULIAN. Beals. E FE, ice cream Henderson, J E, groceries Miller W S. coal Mattern, H K, produce Parsons, W P, gen mdse Turner, J] H, gen mdse KATO. Kato Supply company, gen mdse LIVONIA. Stover, G B, cigars LINDEN HALL. Keller. Mrs J W, gen mdse Noll, W T. produce Ross, ] H, gen mdse Willard, F E, gen mdse LEMONT. Dreese & Hoy, autos Evey, A H, gen mdse Hoy, R K, implements Lenker, J E, gen mdse Mays, J Frank, shingles Mitchell, John, hardware Ross, Elmer C, gen mdse Schreck Bros., buggies Williams, Geo C, furniture MARTHA FURNACE. Eberts, O D, gen mdse Thompson, Budd, lumber MONUMENT, Bergner, Albert, gen mdse Vulcan Trading company, gen mdse MOSHANNON. Brodencsock, John, meats Culver, M B, cigars & candy Grove, A A, gen mdse Lucas, J F, gen mdse MADISONBURG. Everett, Thos B, gen mdse Hazel, B E, gen mdse Hazel, J B, mdse MINGOVILLE. Miller, E L, gen mdse Workman, C C, gen mdse MILLHEIM. Allison, J R G, cigars Auman, N A, groceries Breon, C H & Co., autos & supplies MERCANTILE APPRAISEMENT OF CENTRE COUNTY. Goss, R J, groceries Gregolish, groceries Kasmork, Ben, groceries Matulivitch, A, groceries Satasky, Frank, groceries Stine, S B, foundry Sokolowsky Anthony, groceries Walker R J, lumber Wood, William, hardware POWELTON. Vulcan Trading company, gen mdse PLEASANT GAP. Dunzic, Fred, ice cream Eckel, J P, meats Noll, Wm H Jr & Bro, gen mdse Noll, RW, cigars Steinberg Bros, gen mdse Sheasly, C B, confect Stitzer, C K, gen mdse PINE GLENN. Beates, Edith, groceries Watson, Wm, groceries PHILIPSBURG. Acton, Mrs Harry, groceries Andrews, W C, dry goods Adleman & Ratowsky, dry goods and clothing Ayers Bros, groceries Atlantic Ref company, oils Beals, John W, groceries Brown, W B. drugs, Burchfield, W L, department store Bunnell, J M, pianos iglow, has E, elect supplies Balistrer, G, fruits, etc Beals & Mellin, autos Bowser, Wm M, cigars Centre Milling company, flour & feed Carmelo, R, groceries Campbell, Chas, groceries Clifford, J R, cigars Custer & Norris, wall paper Cohn, Harty, junk Deakin, Thomas, cigars Demi & Goss, autos Davis, C H, jewelry Demi, E E, plumber Delige, John, cigars Dugan, Joseph Sr, cigars Drivas, Thos, ice cream & candy Emery, Harry, candy Edwards, J S, shoes Erhard, B C, gen store Emerick Motor Buss Line Inc, auto supplies Electric Supply company, elect sup Finberg, Isaac, junk Finberg, Louis, clothing & shoes Forcey, W W, groceries Freeman & Callahan, meats Frantz, John G, confectionery Faccialo, G, groceries Feltz, A, junk ; Frederick Piano Co, W F, pianos Guelick, PL, autos Gill, W F, sporting goods Globe Store company, dry goods & shoes : Grebe Bros & Crago, cigars Hoffman, FrankL, cigars Haworth Bros, furniture Haworth, Jas & Son, lumber Hollings, Mrs Walter, groceries Hoffer, B N, novelty store Hindle, W H, cigars Harper, H E, candy 1 Hamilton, J J Music company, pianos Haines, Mrs J, elect supplies Hodas, A, junk Hodas, S, junk Ibberson, John, fancy goods Jones, Calvin, wall paper Jones and Company, hardware ones, Harry, clothing ones, Ed G, gen mdse uechik Koudrat, cigars affe, A, fruit & candy Kramer, Mrs E, groceries Kephart, J F, hardware Kellock, G M, candy & cigars Klett, S J, cigars . Klein, J O, harness 5 Kyler, Mrs Annie, groceries Kaplin, Harry, junk Kassap & Bro, dry goods Laback, Maria Ann, Mn janieh, Mes D Y, Eroceries arkovitz, A, ju Maurer, J L & Son hardware Matterns Market, meats Mock, Miss E H, millinery usser M A, groceries usser Bros, installment arks, [og shoes, carpets ers, , cigars Troy Stores Cor, 5 & 10c store cCausland, Thos G, jewelry Nelson, J J, groceries Na Mercantile Co, groceries regon Mercantile Co, Owens, C W, clothing & shoes Passmore, James, Cigars Palace Billiard parlor, cigars : penn Fublic Service Co, elect supplies Philipsburg Milling Light & Heat Co, flour & feed Press, Jacob, junk Parker Geo G, seeds Philipsburg Meat & Supply Co, meats Philipsburg Cash Meat Market, meats i A, cigars & candy Reed, J O, flour & feed Reiling, J M & Co, jewelry, Rothrock, Mrs J M, groceries Rodgers, Samuel, cigars Richards, Geo H, meats Shontz, Fred, groceries Solomon, Jacob, junk Stanley, J] O, meats teele, Geo & Son, cigars Slinger, N & Co, gen mdse Swires, Jacob, gen mdse Slother, Michael, groceries 22 ‘a RUNVILLE. Bennett, E S. gen mdse Witmer, J C, gen mdse STATE COLLEGE. Aikins, Jas P, cigars Athletic Store Inc, athletic goods Baum, Sim, clothing Corl, B F & Son, mdse Curry. CC, clothing Deal, Albert, plumber Fye,L DD, gen mdse Fisher, CN, shoes Foster, Philip D, coal Fromm, Harris, clothing & shoes Gentzell & McEacherin, groceries & meat Gilliland, Ray, drugs Graham, Geo A, candy & novelties Gregory Bros., candy Harvey Bros., candy Hubler, Jeff, implements Hockman, C N, grain & feed Hurwitz, Moses, clothing Jackson, G B, cigars 2 uranis, Manuel, shoe findings Knox, W W, cigars Kimport, Myra, millinery Krumrine, Sidney, drugs Lohman, G W, cigars Longee, A C, cigars & candy Musser, Harry Mowry, J F, cigars Martin, J B, produce Metzgar, L K, books Musser, L W, groceries McCormick, CB, implements Phila, Fish & Oyster Market, & meats Resides, F P, gen mdse Reynolds, C H, drugs Rountree, C H, cigars Rupp, Ber ha M, corsets Sauers & Heberling, clothing State Centre Electric company, elec- tric supplies State College Co-operative Assn., roceries & meat Struble, Forest L, plumber Shuey, CE, jewelry | Smith, W W, photo goods Sheffler, J C, cigars Snyder, Miss Cora B, fancy goods Snyder, C E, gen mdse Smith, J C & Son, hardware State College, Fuel & Supply com- pany, coal Snyder & Behrer. gen mdse ; State College, Billiard & Bowling company, cigars The Nittany Printing & Pub. pany, stationery . The Music Room, pianos The Nittany Garage, autos Thompson, G B, groceries Way, Benner, produce SPRING MILLS. Auman, V G, implements Ackerman, T M, produce Allison Bros., feed Blanser, WH, a mdse Breon, Willis E, produce Brian, H J & Co., coal Bitner, Bright, produce Condo, J C, carriages Condo, S S. carriages Corman, O F, produce Carson, T A, mdse Dunlap, A C, cigars Evans, J] W, produce ,.J B & Son, gen mdse Samuel, implements , gen mdse A C, produce T A, produce Chas A, shoes Car Co., autos C PCo., gen mdse , Chas, produce F, mdse R. mdse , W Cal, gen mdse . a M, cigars J E, produce Daniel, produce J H, gen mdse AW, cigars D, produce F, gen mdse feed A,implements ohn & Bro., furniture manuel, mdse RM, implements olfe, Mrs S J, millinery SNOW SHOE. Atlantic, Ref Co.. oils « Budinger, T B, gen mdse Budinger, W S, meats onfer, John A & Son, auto supplies Hepburn, S F, cigars McGrooarty, oil & gasoline Redding, Lawrence, cigars Russell, Jas A, groceries Sickel, W S, drugs Sinclair, Mrs Henry, candy Snow Shoe, Supply Co., gen mdse Snow Shoe, Supply Co., cigars Thompson, A & Son, gen mdse SANDY RIDGE. Barnett, Jas S, cigars Cohn, D, gen mdse Cowher, Levi, meats Dogen, John B, cigars Heath, J B, Miss, candy {ennedy, A W, cigars etc Stewart. D, gen mdse Spitler, Daniel, groceries Twigg, S E, gen mdse SMULLTON. Stover, H H, cigars Walizer, S A, mdse N, gen mdse fish com- COBURN. Atlantic Refining Co, The, oils Coburn Grain & Creamery Co, grain Howard Creamery Co, butter & eggs Korman Creamery Co, butter & eggs CENTRE HALL. Bradford & Son, eggs & poultry Foreman, R D, grain Patrons Creamery Co, produce Kerlin, AE, chickens & produce y HOWARD. Diehl, Jos D, produce LEMONT. Ross, Elmer C, grain LINDEN HALL. Ross, J H, grain Weiland, F E, grain & hay OAK HALL. Ferree, W A, produce PHILIPSBURG. Atlantic Ref company The, oils Balistrere, G, fruits & veg Centre Milling Co, flour & feed Gill, Mfg Co The J D, mine supplies Hoffman, Frank L, tobacco cigars Hoffman Co The W E, produce Kassap & Bro dry goods Lauderbach Barber Co, groceries Philipsburg Milling Co, flour & feed Philipsburg Hardware Co, hardware ed, J O, flour & feed Swift & Co, meats Independent Qil Co, oils PORT MATILDA. Crain, W Scott, lumber SMULLTON. Kline, J A, grain SNOW SHOE. Atlantic Ref Co The, oil Kelly & Co, groceries s SPRING MILLS. Spring Mills Creamery Co, produce Restaurants BELLEFONTE. Blackford, Clyde, eating house Knisely, Geo H, eating house Moerschbacher, Chas, eating house CENTRE HALL Pennington, C W, eating house CLARENCE. Watson, C H. eating house FLEMING. Stere, II M, eating house Wi G HOWARD. Wier, aL pngho Foe 98 MILLHEIM. Gephart, Mrs Nettie, eating house MUNSON. Davis, Mrs Alfred, eating house PHILIPSBUKG. Delige, John, eating h Klett, S J, eating ioe Kaler, Walter, eating house McMullen, Chas, eating house Steel, Geo, eating house SANDY RIDGE. Barnett, James, eating house SNOW SHOE. Sinclair, Mrs H C, eating house STATE COLLEGE. Knox, W W, eating house Longee, A C, eating house Viowery, F d jreting house EK y , eat Sheffler, J C, CB I Se Brokers BELLEFONTE. Hunter, J C, real estate HOWARD. Leather Bros. real estate PHILIPSBURG. Bair, W T, real estate Philipsburg Brokerage Co, groceries STATE COLLEGE. Holmes, John L, real estate Billiards, Pool, Etc & BELLEFONTE. arpeneto, J L, billiard Medes & aie & bool Moerschbacher, Chas, pool McGinley, John, pool Shaughensy, Thos, billiards & pool BLANCHARD. Moore, A R, pool CLARENCE. Watson, C H, pool MILESBURG. Meggs, R C, pool ORVISTON. Orviston Supply Co, pool PORT MATILDA. Johnstonbaugh, B C, pool PHILIPSBURG. Newman's Ladies shop, ladies goods Stein, Morris, groceries STORMSTOWN. Deakon, T Olewine store, J I, hardware Bowetsorn Sr drums Schmidt, F & K dy E0008 us Burket, IG, gen mdse Myers, | wonihooh & pool Parrish, C M, drugs Columbus, Solomon, junk Summerville, Mrs Jane, roc Gray, John I, produce Palace Billiard Parlor, billiards and Potter-Hoy Hardware company, hard- F210 oR®p=g Goth goo Stonebraker & Irvin, groceries Griffith, J H, gen mdse pool : S an ware Griffith & Ulrich, 5 & 10c store Se I eoearies Houtz, W M, produce Socialist Club, pool Ray, H S, cigars Gephart, Mrs Nettie, cigars Schmidt, , Broc McAffee, Emery, produce Steel, Geo & Son, pool Runkle, J L. plumber Borman. THE wagons Soloman, David, groceries TUSSEYVILLE g Ruhl, H H, soap & perfume Hartline, H G ne ars pileman, Myer, junk YVI . PLEASANT GAP. State Centre Electric company, elec- Hosteriean & Stover IEA Soloman, Dora, groceries Rockey, W F, produce Noll, R W, pool tric supplies Kessler, A, clothing | Steinman, Louis, junk Swartz, CW, gen mdse Shaughensey, Thos, cigars Kline, T A. f Troutman, Geo F & Co, drugs WADDLE. SANDY RIDGE. Sebring, John Jr, autos eitzell, P P, produce Vail, Howard A, autos Ch od Barnett, James S, pool Schad, AE. plumber | Foal Hf 1. meats Wright, SW, jewelry Eves, Chester, produce Kennedy, Alex W. "soo! a Bork] A contact & fruit Mauck, Miss Mary E, millinery Waller, John F, groceries Hoy, john A Estate, gen mdse STATE COLLEGE. Re A ever TF, dry" soods one TE Sete, illiesd & Bowling Co. echler & Company, groceri af : iff, Simon, it, s wling, billi Spigelmyer, G R & Company, general Mullen, E B Sour & feed Ziff, Victor, produce Wait. W W, produce ing, billiards & pool Schatfe. *H P, hardware Nieman, D J, clothing 4 PORT MATILDA. WOODWARD. Theatres Shope, WR, coa Springer, grr gent cigars Bennett, v A & fon, gen mdse Hosterman, T G, produce er = Stover & Cairns, wall paper ar igelow, Jacob, g, 1X, bicycles | LLEFONTE: Taylor, R B, co Shook. J SG stock foog | Beckwith, J T, gen mdse _ Orondorf, L D, groceries des Brandman, Ray, pictures Taylor, R B, contractor h ih Ise} Broo e Eller, Gilbert, gen m Reffner, Walter E. gen m Ba, het hal, J F, conft & cigars Weiser. F F. oi Bars Gates, H S, produce Wolf, R M Estate, gen mdse Conn, Bolan cur Twitmire, W T, stoves > » Hoover, W T, hardware Weaver, LL, oil etc , e , theatre Thompson, Albert, auto supplies 4 MUNSON. A Mattern) L C, Produce Yearick, A M, produce BOALSBURG. Weaver Bros, groceries Davis, Mrs Alfred, candy & cigars Marks, & Pic hace tars WINGATE. Boal, Theo D, pictures Wallace, D C, cigars & candy Goldberg, Ike, gen mdse ohnston! , B J, cig id y , : Walker, W H, oysters Rickets, Geo W, cigars man, H H, cigars Davi json, Jes aA ioe cream, CLARENCE — Willard, DI, clothing MILESBURG. Pringle, S R. gen miss Harnish, Blanche V, groceries ; Wagner, C Y, flour and feed Bellstoute Brick Lai Patton, J H. produce groceries WARRIORS MARK. Luckasavage, John, theatre Waite, J'S and Company, implements poo ORF SEU EE SoTipany, rick Reese, hk en mdse Thomas, D R, produce HOWARD. Yon. | & harness Groves, Julia C Miss, coal Williams Bros, flour and feed Wrye, WT, mdse Dunham, F A, pictures Zeller J & Son, drugs Yarshie er, Z 3, meats Woodring, H C, coal - pe STORE. i MILESBURG. : F ACE. Showers, G H, mdse ann, » Dictures CENTRE HALL. orman, CW, gen mdse Beles 2 a PUR. Weaver, D B Sons, feed ~ MILLHEIM. - Bartholomew, Chas D, chicken feed Milesburg Storecompany, gen mdse Goheen, R C, produce YARNELL. Auditorium Co., pictures } Benner, GO, gen mdse Sale ET HO Rossman, & We implements Confer, Ira P, produce PHILIPSBURG. Boozer, D A, harness etzler, F L, gen mdse. . y Walker, Geo, produce Fleckenstein, A J, pictures Boozer & Fetteroft, autos "MOUNT UNION ~ PINg GROVE MILLS. ZION. Freeman, Harry, pictures radfor: n, Coa . Campbell, HC & R P, cigars Cohen, H J, musical instruments Auman, £4 Sour § feed Hockman N J, feed STATE COLLEGE. Daubernan, J G, meats NITTANY. Bair, David, candy oll, B A, m Curry, CC, theatre : son, H A, drugs Beck, John H & Son; i Rolior. Jacob & Son. coal Wholesale Nittany Theatre Co., The, pictureg Duck, F P, implements Be No Zon Da. gen Kepler, J Will, cigars mn SANDY RIDGE. Elery, Cr. Son mdse Kessinger, W E, candy & cigars rebs, NT, gen mdse AARONSBURG Cohn D, pictures Emerick, Geo H, gen mdse . Eartley, G G, prod Ward, SE, oil & gasoline ? Foreman, R D, coal & grain Morell, B A ginceri Watt, E M, gen mdse Krouse, H E, produce __ SNOW SHOE. , FP, cigars igo nd MA i en 2 BELLEFONTE. Menchio, L C, theatre Lie Yearick, N H, gen mdse REBERSEURC. Atlantic Ref Co, The, oils Henney, Mrs Lucy, millinery ORVISTON. Blerly, ¥E Produce Bellefonte Fuel& Supply Co, coal & ok ie Pursoee of comecting any Immel, Geo, produce Oryiston Supply company, gen mdse Bierly, C C, produce Crider PB & Turtibe be held at the County Treasurer's Kreamer & Son, gen mdse St TH. ao anys Bartges, C E, produce prices Som, lumber office in Bellefonte, Pa., on Thurs- Lingle, Wm, produce oy Sie CE) oe Danenhower & Son Incr, groceries gay "May 25th, between 9 a. m. and 1 Meeker, Maynard, cigars OAK HALL, Gephart, S L, lumber Lauderbach—Barber Co, 38 Dp. m. and those who desire can Messmer & Bro, produce Etters, Clayton, feed Garrett, G P, lumber Potter--Hoy Hardware Co, hardware ;iionc i A, gen mdse Lowden, Ralph, gen mdse Heller & Hubler, produce Wagner, CY, flour & grain * Runkle, JW, cigare | OSCEOLA MILLS. Haines, MC, gen mdse BOALSBURG. JOHN R. HERD, Zittle & Lucas, lumber Domek, Joe, groceries Long, CE, cigars Weber, Samuel E, grain 61-164t ~ Mercantile Appraiser. New Advertisements. Meat Market. Funeral Director. Fine Job Printing. < H.P. GASOLINE ENGINE.—A practically new 7 Horse Power International Harves ter Gasoline Engine, with coils, gas tanks and all Setinge in_splendid condition, can be bought at a WATCHMAN office, Bellefonte, Pa. 61-10-tf ‘CASTORIA . Bears the signature of Chas. H.Fletcher. In use for over thirty years, and The Kind You Have Always Bought. argain. Call on or address the | Get the Best Meats. Yo poor, thin oe ing by LARGEST AND FATTEST CATTLE H N. Funeral KOCH Director and suppl, customers with fresh. est, chotoest, best blood and ey mak- ing Steaks and Roasts. rices Pe er oats dos Te I alwavs have — DRESSED POULTRY -— Game in season, and any kinds of good + meats you want, TRY MY SHOP. P. L. BEEZER, High Street. 34-34-1y. Bellefonte, Pa Successor to 60-21-t£. STATE COLLEGE, PENNA. Day and Night Service. Bell and Commercial Phones. R. M. Gordner. FINE JOB PRINTING 0—A SPECIALTY—o0 AT THE WATCHMAN OFFICE There is no & le oF York, from the BOOK WORK, that we can not do in the most satis factory manner, and at Prices consist- Communicate with. thi ice’ Co 0"
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