Bellefonte, Pa., May 5, 1916. IS OLD STRONGHOLD ERZERUM HAS IMPORTANT ! PLACE IN HISTORY. v ! | Military State and Point of Strategical _ Jmportance for Many Centuries : —System of Good Roads Leads to Coast. ‘Russians are hammering at the Turkish paddock upon the northeast- rn borderland of Asia: Minor, power- ul: Erzerum, which has even more im- portance in the defense of the Otto- nan frontier than has Metz in the protection of the German boundary. While dispatches from the Caucasian war theater have been extremely meager, the news that the forces of the czar are gathering for the as sault of the famous gateway in the mountains makes Erzerum one of the points of greatest present interest in all the thousands of miles of battle- lines. A description of the old for- tress, an Armenian stronghold when history began for this region, has been prepared by the National Geographic society at Washington. It reads as follows: Where the Armenian plateau be- comes a bleak complex of gorge and mountain, is traced the present boundary line between the Russian Caucasus and Turkey-in-Asia; and the largest city and the all-important fortress on this strong natural fron- tier is Iirzerum, which guards the one convenient way through the ragged heights to the flatlands of Mesopo- tamia and the lower hills of eastern Asia Minor. The beginning of his- tory finds this city a military station and a point of considerable strategical value; it is the Armenian fortress of Garin Kalakh of antiquity, the Arabian raiding base of Kalikale, the Byzantine frontier post, Theodosiopolis. The ns have twice decided against Turkey in their favor by the capture of Erzerum, and each time Erzerum has been handed back in the peace arrangements. While the attacks of the Russians against the fortress in 1877 were unsuccess- ful, their occupation of the town dur- ing the armistice of February, 1878, ily brought the Turks to accept the terms of peace. The assault and capture of the fortress by the Russian general, Paskevich, in July, 1829, de- cided the campaign in Asia. The for- tifications of Erzerum have been strengthened, however, since it last withstood the pounding of guns forged in the workshops of the great enemy to the north, and its immensely strong position has been improved and made more difficult for attack. | Erzerum bars the roads from Kars ‘and other points on the frontier. These ways follow the valley of the Aras river through the high moun- tains, and from Erzerum branch north, west and south. North of the fortress, leagues of impassable mountains ex- tend from deep in Turkish Armenia beyond the Russian border. To the south, an equally mountainous coun- try is broken through by rare, miser- able trails. In the extreme south, near the Persian-Turkish border, one of the best of these routes into Tur- BS ——— CASTORIA. bAS OTN CS I ——— ¥: romotes Digestion Cheerfid- Opium. Morphine nor Mieral Nor Narco. Becjpe of 0d DeSIMOELPITCER erfect Remedy for Consfipe: fiom, Sour Stomgeh, Diarra {Il | Worms Convulsions Feverist ; ness and LOSS OF SLEEP. FacSimile Signature of il Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria Bears the Signature ness and Rest.Containsneither | key leads through the country near | Lake Van. Situated at the eastern end of an open, treeless plain, 30 miles long and 12 miles wide, and surrounded on all sides by lofty mountains, steep to ‘| their bases, Erzerum ‘enjoys a splen- did setting. Within the town, en- ‘| circled by an earthen enceinte, how- ever, appearances are cramped, unfa- vorable and gloomy. The streets are ; many sizes too small, according to the | Western measure, and they lack ut- terly in stability of direction. More- , cver, they are badly drained and dirty, and the houses by their side do not add cheer with their old unvaried fa- , cades of dark gray volcanic stone. ~The town has always enjoyed a fair- ly p-csperous transit trade, for dt is on ths main overland route from Tre-"| bizond to northwest Persia and to the trade centers of the southern Cau- _casus. © A good ‘road leads’ from Er. zerum down to the coast of Trebi- zond, and the journey can be made place has also been notéd from early times for the quality ‘of .its ‘brass and: copper work. and vegetables are. grown . in .the covmtry around, and sheep are pa tured. The population of the town It Looked hike a Silo. y The farmer boy had come to the state university to take the eight- weeks’ winter course in agriculture, says the Columbus (0.) Dispatch. He got off the High street car all right and walked toward Townshend hall, the headquarters of the eight-weeks’ students. The first building which he passed was the armory. Everyone who has ever been on the university campus knows the shape of this build- ing with its medieval architecture and its tower. The “aggie” stopped and opened his mouth in wonderment. A huge smile slowly enveloped his face. “Some silo!” he gasped as he passed on toward Townshend hall to regis- ter. Discourased. Tommy, are you going to bed with- out saying your prayers?” “Yessum.” “You are a wicked boy.” “Aw, what's the us2? I've been prayin’ ever since I can remember, an’ I thought the Lord was on my side, but today he let Sam TLowsel give me a black eye.” Obedient Man. The other morning one of the regu- far patrons boarded the car at the usual place, but instead of taking a seat he started to walk back amd forth in the car. There were plenty of seats and the action of the regular patrom attracted the attention of ome of his business-associates. : “What's the matter, Dan? Why don’t you take a seat?” he was asked. “Serving two masters!” came back the reply. ‘“You see, when I started out this morning my mother-in-law re- minded me that it was such a fine morning that I should walk to the of- fice. Wifey, more considerate of my well-being, told me to ride. I am try- ing to obey them both su that when I get home this evening from the of- fice I can truthfully say that I won't have to lie to either of them.” And the regular patron kept on walking back and forth.—Columbus Dispatch. ——Subscribe for the WATCHMAN. CASTORIA. RIA For Infants and Children. “Always For Over _ by carriage in five or six days’ The Wheat, barley, millet’| is 45100, of which one-quarter is Ar. | men:an. . A garrison is stationed here] in peace times 5,000 strong and more.’ Jw Gl + SRE ATR Nave APPRAISEMENT Notice is hereby given that the following persons andfirms have been appraised and are hereby liable for .* mercantile license taxesfor the year Retail © AARONSBURG. ‘Bower, A F. implements Bower. A M, meats Bower, E'S, gen’l mdse Krape, J F, gen mdse : Meyer, CH& a COBURN. Atlantic Ref Co., oils 4 Anderson & Shaffer, general mdse Coburn, Grain & Creamery Co., grain and coal Dinges, Clovd, feed Glasgow, J W, general mdse Howard Creamery, produce Krader, W C, general mdse 0, lumber Meyer, J W, lumber : Smith, C M, general mdse Sholl, T H, produce * Stover, LE, cigars _. Vonada, Andrew & Son, produce CLARENCE. MERCANTILE APPRAISEMENT OF CENTRE COUNTY. Goss, R > groceries Gregolish, eries Kasmork, Ben, groceries Matulivitch, A, groceries Satasky, Frank, groceries Stine, S-B, foundry Sokolowsky Anthony, groceries WalkerR J, lumber Wood, William, hardware POWELTON. ¥ Vulcan Trading company, gen mdse PLEASANT GAP. Dunzic, Fred, ice cream Eckel P, meats Noll, Wm H Jr & Bro, gen mdse ] JG impl t: . ROE. ontect : Budingder, Co., The, general mdse. Noll RW, cigars Mensch, R W, coal _. Budinger, W S, meats Steinber Bros, gen mdse Stover. A S, wall paper | Brook;-Jacoby ral mdse . an RK co oct Stover, W M, gasoline & oil ol Daugherty. ,. general mdse itzer, CK, gen m Stover,L E, meats ion i Drabeho, ’ Siocon gl PINE GLENN. : _AXEMANN. § i Dachis, John Al Cigars : Beates, Edith, groceries 3 Donovan, Jérry, jusk Doi A iSeries Watson, Wm, groceries + O'Brian, GW, gen'Imdse ©. Mecon, Joseph, meats PHILIPSBURG. £Y : ‘BOALSBURG 2 Pinchock: Saree. Sener mdse Acton, Mel Harty, groceries i i ch Willian rews, , dry goods . Bricker 1 5 eam 3 kash, William, general mdse Adleman & Ratowsky, dry goods and Harrison, R 8B, gen’l mdse Wapler & Gladstone, general mdse clothing : Hazel, A'J, gen’l mdse oi id Ayers Bros, groceries #43 tz, meats . ICURTIN. Atlantic Ref company, oils, ¢ + Ishler Bros, meats *’ Bald Eagle Supply Co., general mdse Beals, John W, groceries Kidder & Houtz, autos Heatbn, James, mdse Brown, W B, drugs, over, OW. implements {it FLEMING. Burchfield, W L, department store ! ver, S'F, ice cream ity ; patho, aN. Bunnell, J] M, Yh y "" Weber, Samuel E. grain & coal 1% Holt: G W, groceries Biglow, Chas E, elect supplies Zeichman, John F, furniture $j Holt} S'W, general mdse Balistrer, G, fruits, etc es BEM pd i Irwin, Benj H. coal Beais & Mellin, autos “4 NTS BLANCHARD. { :& Lindermuth, H D., gasoline & oil Bowser, Wm M, cigars Bowers, W A coal i. i, McElwain Bros., general mdse Centre Milling company, flour & feed oa x; MF; cigars Fi “ Smith, FW, flour & feed Carmelo, R, groceries 7 Harter! (hi mdse & Stere, H M., candy & cigars Campbell, Chas, groceries > Kunes, N M, cigars & candy Stere, J C & J B, general mdse Clifford, JR, cigars Kunes, T M, gen mdse GATESBURG. Custer & Norris, wall paper Kessinger, H C, store, groceries Moan, A Ryeigars & candy, Fe “Williams, C°AS gén mdse BENORE. h olin, n mdse °, eto gen mdse iY 3 BELLEFONTE. Allison, A, plumber Baum, Sim, cl Blackford, Cipae. .Brachbill, W R, furni biair, F P& Son, jewelry Braudman, Ray, clothing & shoes Brouse Store; R S, groceries Beezer, P L, meats ‘Beiictonte Lumber company, lumber Beezer, Geo A, autos Bellefonte Fuel & Supply company, coal and grain Leader, Mrs Joseph, candy Claster, Harry, clothing LCoxey, W C, groceries s Carpeneto , L, groceries & fruit Crider, P B & Son, building supplies Caseveer, C D, jewelry Carpeneto, J L, cigars Cooney, Miss E S, millinery Carpeneto, J J, cigars & candy Dubbs, Join G, implements Daggett, W L, cigars Eckenroth, E J, wall paper Fauble, A, clothing & shoes Finklestine, J, cigars Garman, E F, gen mdse cigars & confect ture De Armit, S E, general mdse Rider, M, general mdse : HOWARD. Condo, J F, general mdse Dietz, J F, general mdse . Fitzpatrick AJ, cigars Fox, C M, twine i Gillispie, & H., general mdse all, W F, general mdse , Holter, H C, general mdse . Kline & Wi olf, 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, W B. 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, CA, meats Yearick, Walter, meats HUBLERSBURG. Hoy, Geo F, gen mdse McClintock, gen mdse JULIAN. Beals. E E, ice cream Henderson, J E, groceries Cohn, Hany, junk Deakin, Thomas, cigars Demi & Goss, autos Davis, C H, jewelry emi, E E, plumber lige, John, cigars gan, Joseph Sr, cigars Drivas, hos ice cleam & candy mery, 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 reeman & Callahan, meats Frantz, John G, confectionery E accialo, G, Sroceries eltz, A, jun! ; Frederick Piano Co, W F, pianos Guelick, P L, autos Gill, W F, sporting goods Globe Store company, dry goods & shoes . Grebe Bros & Crago, cigars Hoffman, Frank L, cigars Haworth Bros, furniture Haworth, Jas & Son, lumber Hollings, Mrs Walter, groceries Hoffer, B N, novelty store Hindle, W H, cigars arper, > candy . Hamilton, J J Music company, pianos. Haines, Mrs J, elect supplies odas, A, Junk odas, S, junk bberson, John, fancy goods ——— 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, LD, gen mdse . Fisher, CN, shoes Foster, Philip D, coal Fromm, Harris, clothing & shoes Gentzell & McEacherin, groceries & _ meat Gilliland, Ray, drugs raham, Geo A, candy & novelties Gregory Bros., candy Harvey Bros., candy Hubler, Jeff, implerhents Hockman, C N, grain & feed Hurwitz, Moses, clothing ackson, G B, cigars uranis, Manuel, shoe findings nox, W W, cigars Kimport, Myra, millinery Krumrine, Sidney, drugs Lohman, G W, cigars Longee, A C, cigars & candy Musser, Harry N, gen mdse Mowry, J F, cigars Martin, J B, produce Metzgar, L K, books Musser, L W, groceries McCormick, CB, implements Phila, Fish & Oyster Market, fish & meats Resides, F P, gen mdse heynolds, 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., . gracias, le, Forest Ls Dumber yb, Jewelry... Smith, WW, photo goods Sheffler, J C, cigars nyder, Miss Cora B, fancy goods snyder, E, en 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. com- 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, W H, gen 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 Fisher, J B & Son, gen mdse Fredericks, Samuel, implements Finkel, C F, gen mdse COBURN. Atlange Refining Co, The, oils burn Grain & Creamerv Co, grain Howard Creamery Co, butter & eggs Korman Creamery Co, butter & eggs "CENTRE HALL. Bradford & Son, eggs & It Foreman, RD. grain pe > atrons Creamery Co, Kerlin, A E, chickens & aL HOWARD. Diehl, Jos D, produce LEMONT. Ross, Eimer C, grain 5 LINDEN HALL. oss, J H, grain Weiland, F E, grain & hay OAK HALL. Ferree, W A, produce PHILIPSBURG. Atlantic Ref com The, oi Balistrere, G. fruits & var 11° 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 urg Ha Reed, 1 O four & tocy = Nardware Swift & Co, meats Independent Qil Co, oils PORT MATILDA. Crain, W Scott, lumber SMULLTON. Kline, J A, grain SNOW SHOE. Atlantic Ref Co The, oi Ror Sef Co The-olls , SPRING MILLS. Spring Mills Creamery Co, produce Restaurants BELLEFONTE. Blackford. Clyde, eating house Knisely, Geo H, eating house ! Moerschbacher, Chas, eating house : CENTRE HAT.L Pennington, C W, eating house CLARENCE. Watson, C H. eating house FLEMING. Stere, II M, eating house Willi Se Winaoe G sang hase. MILLHEIM. Gephart, Mrs Nettie, eating house MUNSON. Davis, Mrs Alfred, eating house PHILIPSBUKG. Delige, John, eating house Klett, S J, eating house Kaler, Walter, eating house McMullen, Chas, eating house Steel, Geo, eating house Crs COMPANY, | TH=NEW YORK. ; At6 months old Thirty Years 35 ai oo i CASTORIA iin Exact Copy of Wrapper. THE CENTAUR COMPANY. NEW YORK CITY, ~ 59-20-e.0.w samble Gh . Miller. W S. coal ] , Calvin, wall paper Hassenplug, A C, produce SANDY RIDGE. Cattle eC een & company, flour and i) Soll 3 wou Be 3 ones and Company, hardware Bosterman, T A Produce Barnett, James, eating house Garbrick, H E, gen mdse Parsons, W P, gen mdse Jones, Harry, clothing nA & Co oes t SNOW SHOE Green's Pharmacy company, drugs ~~ Turner, J H, gen mdse Jones, Ed G, gen mdse pO Con x0, Bules Sinclai oh Gillea, Grocer, groceries KATO Juechik Koudrat, cigars Long, 0., gen mdse inclair, Mrs H C, eating house Glinz, August, cigars ’ Jaffe, A, fruit & candy Leister, Chas, produce STATE COLLEGE Galbraith, F, jeweler Kato Supply company, gen mdse Kramer, Mrs E, groceries Mayes, J F, mdse Knox, W W : ‘Garbrick Bros, bicycles LIVONIA. Kephart, J F, hardware _ Meiss, G R. mdse Lomo JW eating house Gettig, L H, meats ; : Kellock, G M, candy & cigars Meyer, W Cal, gen mdse Vacs: AG. eating house Gregory Bros, ice cream & confect Stover, G B, cigars Klett, S J, cigars Mever. J M, cigars Sn jf ating house «Gross Bros, gen mdse LINDEN HALL. Klein, ] 0, harness Noll, J E, produce Sheffer J C. ipgating house Harper, Geo E, groceries Keller. Mrs ] W, gen mdse Kyler, Mrs Annie, groceries Ripke, Daniel, Prodiice , J C, eating house Heverly, J O, sporting goods Noll, W T. produce Caplin, Harry, junk Roker bl 3 Ew Se Herr & Heverly, groceries Ross, J] H, gen mdse Kassap & Bro, dry goods % mbrod, A , Slgars Brokers Hazel & Company, dry goods & shoes Willard, F E, gen mdse Laback, Maria Ann, gen mdse Ra HE ocade = Helfricn, J C, 5 & 10c store "LEMONT. Lanich, Mrs D W, groceries Ly pa BELLEFONTE. all, Shes Dmpany, musical in. Dreese & Hoy, autos M Akon & Son, hardware Stover, W A, implements Hunter, J C, real estate Haupt, G Edward, groceries Evey, A H, gen mdse Matterns Market, meats mith, John & Bro., furniture HOWARD. ros, groceries Hoy, R K, implements Mock, Miss E H, millinery mith, Emanuel, mdse Leather Bros. real estate Hunter, J D, books & stationery Lenker, J E, gen mdse Musser M A, groceries mith, R M, implements obi Hunters General store, gen mdse Mays, J Frank, shingles Musser Bros, installment Wolfe, Mrs S J, millinery J PSBURG. odon, J C, eries Mitchell, John, hardware arks, A W, shoes, carpets SNOW SHOE. Bair, W T, real estate Krumrine, Scan drugs Ross, Elmer C, gen mdse Myers, J W, cigars Atlantic, Ref C i Philipsburg Brokerage Co, groceries Kline, Henry, cigars Schreck Bros, buggies cCrory Stores Corp, 5 & 10c store fan 1C, TB 0.. olis d STATE COLLEGE lin, Max, Williams, Geo C, furniture McCausland, Thos G, jewelry udinger, we gen mdse Holmes, Joh L . Katz and company, clothing MARTHA FURNACE Nelson, J J. groceries Budinger, , meats a 8, JO » real estate Keichline, Wm W, autos es & ovey, S, groceries Lonter, JohnA & Son, auto supplies 8 Keichline, J S, groceries Eberts, O D, gen mdse Oregon Mercantile Co, groceries Hepburn, SF, cigars illiards, Pool, Etc Knecht, F 5, auto supplies Thompson, Budd, lumber Owens, C W, clothing & shoes McGrooatty, oil & gasoline ed Lyon & Company, clothing MONUMENT. Passmore, James, cigars Redding (Layretice, cigars BELLEFONTE Latini, A, cigars Be Albe d: Palace Billiard parlor, cigars : eS «y-ETOCeNies =E , . afi, 4. Cigere B JEner, Ibe rt, gen mdse dse Penn Public Service Co, elect supplies Sickel, W S, drugs {ipeneto, J L, billiards & pool " ontgomery & Company, clothing = Con © FoCing company, gen mdse philipsburg Milling Light & Heat Co, Sinclair, Mrs Henry, candy & Finklestine, pool Estee nk a rep TOA feed Siow Shon, Suboly Co. gen mdse | Mogrschbacher That cl , Ci B k, John, t: , Jacob, jun! » “} ey s » | oerscibah Ee Regan & candy Broqenciock Jun, & ey press, oe G, se . Thompson, A & Son, gen mdse Shaughensy, Thos, billiards & pool Mingle, A C, shoes Grove, A A, gen mdse Philipsburg Meat & Supply $2 meais SANDY RIDGE. BLANCHARD Mallory Studio, cameras Lucas, J F, gen mdse Philipsburg Cash Meat Market, meats B t. Jas Soci M ; L Miller, Geo A, hardware MADISONBU Prizer, Mrs M A, cigars & candy arnett, Jas S, Ssars oore; A R, paol Morris, A G Jr, coal, etc A RG. Reed, J O, flour & feed Gonn, D, geri mdse CLARENCE. Medes & Finkelstine, cigars Everett, Thos B, gen mdse Reiling, J M & Co, jewelry J ory meds Watson, C H, pool Marvin, Grace A Miss, millinery Hazel, B E, gen mdse Rothrock, Mrs J M, groceries 3 po "1B Miss ind 2 Miller, David, gen mdse Hazel, J B, mdse Rodgers, Samuel, cigars Ke ACA Woe 3: MILESBURG. Morgan, S J Miss, hair goods MINGOVILLE Richards, Geo H, meats Senn ot H va Clgars Meggs, R C, pool cClure, Wm M, harness * Shontz, Fred, groceries D le D i n ma ORVIS McCalmont & Company, coal Miller, E L, gen mdse Solomon, Jacob, junk Spitler, Daniel, groceries ; VISTON. McGinley, A L, wall paper Workman, C C, gen mdse Stanley, J O, meats wigg, S E, gen mdse Orviston Supply Co, pool McGinley, John A, cigars MILLHEIM. Steele Geo: Son, cigars, SMULLTON. PORT MATILDA. McSuler. John if wall paper Allison, J RG, cigars Shngen Jacob, gen mdse. Stover, H_H, cigars Johnstonbaugh, B C, pool Naginey, F E, furniture eT ios Slother, Michael, groceries Walizer, 58,1058 PHILIPSBURG Newman's Ladies shop, ladies goods freon, 5 Lo autos & supplies Stein, Morris, groceries STORMSTOWN, Deakon, Thos, pool Olewine store, J I, hardware EN TS chmidt, F &R, d goods, Ses Burket, IG, gen mdse Myers, ] W, billiards & pool De company, hard. »&olumbus, Solomon, junk ais & Irvin, groceries Gray, john L, produce. Patece Billiard Parlor, billiards and r-Hoy r Frank, A A & Son, gen mdse Skaist. S M, meats Grif joo ds Social Link. sect Ray, H S, cigars Griffith & Ulrich, 5 & 10c store Schmidt, S M, groceries, McAffee, Emery, produce Steel, Geo & Nao 1 Runkle, J L. plumber Gephart, Mig Nettie, cigars Soloman, David, groceries ’ TUSSEYVILLE » y n, POO! Ruhl, H H, soap & perfume Hartnam J Go wagons, Spileman, Myer, junk . LEASANT GAP. State Centre Electric company, elec. Hartline, & candy & cigars Soloman, Dora, groceries Rockey, W F, produce Noll, R W, pool tric supplies Hosterman & Stover, hardware Steinman, Louis, junk Swartz, C W, gen mdse SAN Shaughensey, Thos, cigars Kessler, 2. Good Troutman, Geo F & Co, drugs WADDLE, DY RIDGE. Sebring, John Jr, autos Ine P ee Vail, Howard A, autos Barnett, James S, pool Schad, A E, plumber yoitzell, IB, ploduce Wright, S W, jewelry Eves, Chester, produce Ae No Smith, C J, musical instruments: Mauck, Miss Mary E, millinery Weber, Frank, furniture Hoy, john A Estate, gen mdse STATE COLLEGE. Toheld, James, hainess Mauck, E W Agt, groceries Wolf, WL, oysters & fish Mattern, J L, gen mdse State College, Billiard & Bowling Co, Sechler & Company,groceries y eyer, T HN dry _goods £ Ziff, Simon, clothing Wait, H B. piodace bowling, billiards & pool ? Spigelmyer, G R & Company, general Med ens & B flour & feed Ziff, Victor, produce Wait, W W, produce , , mdse Nieman. DJ. coming. PORT MATILDA. : WOODWARD. Theatres Shaffer. Hl P x hardware Springer, Guy P, candy & cigars Bennett, W A & Son, gen mdse Hosterman, T G, produce — Stover & Cairns, wall paper Stover, R S, jewelry Bigelow, Jacob, harness Long, H F, bicycles BELLEFONTE. Taylor. R B Goal Snook; J C, stock food Beckwith, J T, gen mdse Orondorf, L D, groceries Brandman, Ray, pictures Taylor, R B, contractor Spigelmyer, J, groceries Eller, Gilbert, gen mdse Reffner, Walter E. gen mdse Brancman, a7: Hicty I a Irich, T B, cigars Gates, H S, produce Wolf, R M Estate, gen mdse Garman, Exton, Twitmire, W T, stoves Weiser. F F, oils Hoover, W T, hardware Weaver, L L, oil etc 3 , theatre Thompson, Albert, auto supplies . MUNSON. ; Mattern, J C, produce Yearick, A M, produce , BOALSBURG. Weaver Bros, groceries Davis, Mrs Alfred, candy & cigars Marks, J C, p BS iga WINGATE. Boal, Theo D, pictures Wallace, D C, cigars & candy Goldberg, Ike, gen mdse Johnstonbaugh, B J, cigars Dovidson. Jaa A. fos cream Walker, W H, oysters Rickets, Geo Ws cigars Seman, HH Ee Harnish, Blanche V, groceries CLARENCE. a hats mad feed MILESBURG. Patton, ] H. produce & groceries WARRIORS MARK. Luckasavage, John, theatre Waite, J'S and Company, implements Bellefonte Brick company, brick eese, » gen mdse Thomas, D R, produce HOWARD. Yon. J G. hamess Tye il Witte Bros. four and feed Wrye, W T, mdse Dunham, F A, pictures IE Harshberger, Z T, meats oodring, H C, coal WOLF’S STORE. MILESBURG. os odan, C E, Joanie PENNA FURNACE. Showers, G H, mdse Mann, H T, pictures CENTRE HALL. orman, C W, gen mdse Z ) : Weaver, D B Sons, feed MILLHEIM. Te = Miles WB & Son, gen mdse Bailey, J H, implements EES E = Bartholomew, Chas D, chicken feed Milesh: Storecompany, gen mdse Goheen,RC, e. .. YARNELL. Auditorium Co., pictures } and eggs Stanley B T. eries Rossman, G Ww. implements Confer, Ira P, produce PHILIPSBURG Benner, 6 9, gen 1 Jdse Sprankle, T C, groceries Ward, W S, gen mdse Walker, Geo, produce Fleckenstein, A J, pictures Boozer & Fetteroff, autos Weteler, FL " a Nise ON P'NE GROVE MILLS. ZION. Freeman, Harry, pictures Bradford & Son, coal DUNT U : Auman, E A, flour & feed Hockman N J, feed STATE COLLEGE. Campbell, H C & R P, cigars Cohen, H J, musical instruments Archey, A G, gen mdse Noli, B A, mdse Curry, CC, theatre Dauberman, J G, meats : NITTANY. Bair, David, ¢ a Whol i Nittany Theatre Co., The, pictures Son J A Sree Beck, JohnH & Son, gen mdse Keller, Jacob & Son. coal ile SANDY RIDGE Duck, FP, implements rion & Son, gen Kepler, J Will, cigars a : RIDGE, Emery, C F, gen mdse De ee Ec rebs, NT, gen mdse . AARONSBURG, Cohn D, pictures Emerick, Geo H, gen mdse Bene Sisandy cc cigars Ward, SE. oil & gasoline K H E, prod SNOW SHOE. Foreman, R D, coal & grain artley, 2 P : Watt, E M, gen mdse rouse, , produce : Ceary, F P, cigars McDowell, D A, groceries 3 BELLEFONTE. Menchio, L C, theatre Goodtar, Junius Ho RT amy ee REEERSEURG. Atlantic Ref Co, The, oils Fos fhe Surooss ‘of > 0 su es ’ » Rierly ly > . Honey, Mrs Lucy, milhnery ORVISTON. Biers. SF, Sraauce Belisliue RuclEhSionly Cou coal ghrousnt appraisement an appeal ail jum), veo, Prodi mdss Qrvision Supply eompany, gen mdse Zien y, C SyPioduce . Crider, P B & Son, lumber : be, De 1 at the oSounty ; Treasurer's Lingle, Wm, produce Slaterbeck, J H, gen m BW Be Paneahowes & Sen Inet, BH oceries dav, May 25th, between 9a. m. and 1 Meeker, Maynard, cigars OAK HALL. Gephatt, S L, lumber EE ST Hane ,Rrocerie ware D: M.. and those who desire can Messmer & Bro, produce Etters, Clayton, feed Garrett, G P, lumber Waser. CY, flour & grain attend. Odenkirk, W A, gen mdse Lowden, Ralph, gen mdse Heller & Hubler, produce > 2 JOHN R. HE Funds, JW, cizare OSCEOLA. MILLS. Haines, MC, gen mdse BOALSBURG. t. HERD, Smith, Le a Domek, Joe, groceries Long, CE, cigars ‘ Weber, Samuel E, grain 61-16-4¢ Mercantile Appraiser. New Advertisements. Meat Market. Funeral Director. ) ESTAURANT. es . Bellefonte now has a First-Class Res- \ H.P. GASOLINE ENGINE—A practicalls : tanrant Where orse Power International Harves ter Gasoline Engine, with Coils, Ras tanks Get the Best Meats. H. N. KOCH Meals are Served at All Hours and al fintings in splendid sondision, can or Ev a thin * . ' ught at a bargain. Call on or address the i i , thi Steaks Oyste WATCHMAN office, Bellefonte, Pa. 61-10-tf of OU e Hoth or DuYinE Door . half Shell or in any style desired: Sane: S——— LARGEST AND FATTEST CATTLE Funeral Director Be adn ev minutes any me. Th a ‘ cust fresh. ve a com] plant pi to Te ms furnish Soft Drinks in bottles such as ing and Roasts. My prices are no POPS, CASTORIA higher than De Melts are elsewhere. Successor to R. M. Gordner. SODAS, ; ? ] wavs SAPARILLA, Bears the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher. ED POCTRY STATE COLLEGE, PENNA. A PHONS. PIC. } In use for over thirty years, and Game in season, and any kinds of good bees for pic-nics, 1 les and the public gener. . The Kind You Have Always Bought. meats you want. ally ab lof are, panufactured out of TRY MY SHOP. . P. L. BEEZER, Day and Night Service. C. MOERSCHBACHER, High Street. ~~ 34-3¢-ly. Bellefonte, Pa| 60-21:tf. Bell and Commercial Phones. | 50-32-13. High St., Bellefonte, Py,
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