Daniel [nvin’s MILE
HARDWARE, STOVES, PAINTS
OILS, GLASS, Etc.
BELLEFONTE, PA,
You can do better at Irvin's They seil for Cash
0
Dockash Range.
largest
line
We are agents for the
Celebrated Wyoming
We have the
and cheapest
Heating Stoves
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in Bellefonte.
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Of
PENN'S VALLEY
BARGAIN STORE.
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SPRINC MILLS.
JArgAins
We are offering special 1
3 os
mer Goods. It will pay any one
1
to buy summer goods to see my stock of
Fancy Hose for men and women.
Laces, Emt Fancy 8
trimmings, ST
Shirts.
Also,
for waists and
rolderies, 1HHKS
HOES
t to
nmer
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of Dress (ro00ds De closed ou
make room 1or i;
HRI
New Stock of Shoes.
J ust
in
is ww atnnlr af chan
ived a New 8LOoCK Of shooes
EOE
all grades and styles,
Ladies and Misses
from 99 cents to £1 00
Men's shoes from 1.00 £3.50,
Equal variety in Youtl’s and Chil-
dren's Shoes
Snag-proof Footwear. 3
fine line of Lambertville
811008
dress
to
MH
“Snag-proo
Foot-wear” ready for the coming season,
Notions and Furnishing Goods.
A new and complete li
Cuns and Ammunition.
Remember, hunters, we are headquarters for Guns and |
Ammunition. We
can supply you with Winchester or!
Marlin Rifles, at pri
ices below the average,
OUR MOTTO:
OL these goods,
Same goods for less money : for same
X better goods
money than our competitors, —
LR
F. A. CARSON, POTTERS MILLS, PA.
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Our Fall and
.. Winter Goods
are fast coming in.
The Celebrated
“No Name”
make of Soft Hats -
and the “Guyer”
Stiff Hats are ungestionably
the best and latest styles
for the price in the market, 5 mn
Ready made Clothing and Gentlemen's
Furnishing goods will elosely follow,
opening up new lines daily.
Tailoring our great specialty
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wl ald
haul
Montgomery & Co. se ieronte, ea.
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THE ISLAND OF TAHITI.
It May Be Rightly Termed the Para
dise of the Pacifie,
Pleture an Island set in a reef of coral
of myriad bhues—the lagoon of a light
green, outside the widte foaming break
ers the vast ocean of intense blue. On
of cocoanut
their plumes in stately
then there are lanes of
in red and yellow flow.
ers, and nestling in their midst are the
thatched of the
The delightful and bealthy climate of
Island brings maturity all the
products of the tropics, which are 1o-
fullness and
perfection than here. The w ayfarer is
soothed by the fragrance of sweel
smelling flowers and delighted with the
abundance of oranges. bread-
a peren-
natives,
shore are
lifting
magnificence,
great bunches
palms
trees blossoming
low houses natives,
the to
where found In greater
bananas,
fruit and cocoanut which g
nial supply of food to the
Tahiti be
“paradise of the
world,
ive
gltly termed the
or even the
a% in no other place is there so
variety of At every
the constant new keep the
traveler In a deliv I&light,
the
wreathed
the
on the
may !
Pacific”
much
turn
times
WAVES
breaking
rOAr:
son
silence
other sk
forms o
continuous
high, steep
mountains towers,
and
ind then a silvery band « f water falls
i{ ular he }
SIC
in domes
steeples plerce the clouds. Now
from perpen
bule nt stream
under
» tur
shadows
nt which excel even the
elm. Farther you
lanes lined with bananas,
over
grandeur of our
poss Through
mango and
iand Month
a
groves of cocoanut
iy.
MAD NEVER BEEN ABROAD.
Hut For All That He Had Traveled
“Fur and Wide.”
: it all of your life right
stran.
BCross
ling in front
i one of the
place 7 asked a
an old fellow he «
ise
iis
ir
il
mine
a log and slab cabin
k counties of Arkansas,
a derned sight!” was the
“1 bx hrar the better
ne; but, Ia, 1 hev traveled
bac
en
* been abroad 7°
not eggsackly to say abroad
i ] ROO abroad to
from way fo Petersvyille.
last
» Peterville, an 1
that, fur my ole wom-
0 Hogback ridge
an that's 41
Then | bekn over In Pe tis
wife's folks twice. an
wid mile from Then
Rocky Hil ex meany ex
an that's 1S mile. Ez i say,
been here most o' the time, but then
ve traveled for an wide ali the same.
‘ve seen the big four story mill over to
‘etersville an the engine kyars over to
Peaville. I ria three miles on ‘em, an
it’s all [ want o’ the pesky things. I've
seen a oalf with two beads an a feller
that could eat fire and dance on broken
giass in his bare feet i & man
hung once an a hoss race fur a purse o
$65. Yes, sir: I been fur an wide, an 1
reckon I've seen the biggest part o
what there is to sée in this world, an |
don’t lot on doin no
about.” —Lippincott's.
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The Girafle’'s Timidity,
Oniess al
Loot i
Leen € in the
year, $«
: t 1tlor thas
veen furder tian :
AL an me went clean t
on our weddin
fron
Cou
tower, mile
3 hers
Oty to see my
here.
I been over to
our ti
nes,
see
slight sounds, but is indifferent to loud
ones,
Bays: “Noiey sounds, like a man walk-
* They fear the h
Lin
bits, Toe, and
1 & bang scares them less than a
faint, rustliiog sound, ¥ Ley are in that
respect very deerlike,”
iwkiong
The Bloodstone,
Bloodstone, which is really green
chalcedony spotted with Jasper, 1s ac-
counted for by the following legend:
At the crucifixion a plece of « halcedony
lay at the foot of the cross, and on It
dropped the Saviour's blood, from w hich
stone to have borne
supposed to in-
color when
danger Is near. It is also sald 10 revive
the and to to great
deeds, to check excessive bleeding and
last, but not least, to render its w earer
ill
Eritish Barristers’ Wigs,
The wigs 1 nin English courts were
forms of Lun
riy made
is on it the
time the is sald
i
“ex spots, which are
Tease and to deepen In
Epirils aspire
invisible a1 w
record thi
won
uct is the best and is
igs.~lLon-
costliest w
Old Churchyards.
It would appear that certal ily so
early as about A. D. 750 spaces of
ground adjoining churches were ineclos-
ed and consecrated for burial and by a
canon of the ninth century every grave
ered, to be adorn-
and to be
#8 and violation
Many churchyards
far older than the
in them, being
priated to reli
ice being
length the
greater honor
was to be estecine
1
1
ed with the sign of Toss
from
tory
1 1 “ 1
Wh stand
places appre
dis
3
miles, ine
ry
il at
i
for
added
as a curious fact
wmjority of
on the north side of
on the worth side of
There is a
old fash.
side of the
than the
nd. “To
andus, the
coclesiastic,
the eastern
cases the
and
eading to them
superstition among many
loned folk that north
churchyard is. less sacred
rest of gron
be buried there” Wrote Dur
great fourteenth ary
is, he langua of
to be buried out of sanctus
Hence the position was largely
ated to the graves of suicides,
and excommy-
Notes and Queries.
4
fhe
the consecrated
cen
in
countries,
ary."
appro
unbaptized
nlcates,
persons
Kot Like Town Kitehens.
The delicions odor of a big. roomy
country kitchen only whets one’s appe-
ly more sound than the rustling of her
dress makes it start, with pricked ears
and eyes distended. We
well,
do. And as to there Lolng any-
disagreeable in dining in the
thinks of the old kitchen and ifs roar.
of every Lome in the country. Every
day Low thegdiad tzken it, and be said
he was surprised] how very little notice
they took. They Jumped to their feet,
but almost at once lay down again
when they found nothing happened.
he added, “If | were at night-
gallery in my,
fared that y
socks they would be so
i
Lg fire and shining pots and pans ana
rows of dazzling platters when he
thinks of home, that and the quaint li
tle bedroom in the I. But the parior,
with its hundred and one silent injunc.
tions to subdued conversation and prim
propriety, that Is remembered but as
the torture chamber uf youth, It, too,
may have its memories for the girls, |
but the kitchen holds the boy's imagi- |
bation fettered in golden memoriss.— |
Awerican Kitchen Magazine, !
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started in with the largest and
grandest display of
= FURNITURE=~
was ever brough
Also a large
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A sndAnss hadae
ad UNV EG Warhivivy
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that t to town,
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stock of
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All 10 I8
by
.
by wagon and
railroad, impossible to
1.
n.
why
have in gto
or itself. ” ‘his is
ce is down
Before buy-
ing elsewhere give me a call
J. S. DAUBERMAN,
CENTRE HALL.
LIGHTNING RGDS
AND
SPOUTING
3 y y
ies than others co
y
the
in
or will do
work.
A trial will convince
you my pri
1 1 11
1d work arejall nght.
JOHN SNAVLEY,
Spring Mills, Pa.
same
that COs
eT 1
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Redoced Rates to Emporiom.
Ou account of the meeting of the
Northwestern Pennsylvania Volua-
teer Firemen's Association, to be held
at Emporium, Pa., August 14 to 16,
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
{ will sell excursion tickets to Em pori-
{um from Harrisburg, Mt. Carmel,
{ Nanticoke, and intermediate stations;
{all stations on the Tyrone Division:
‘all stations on the Buffalo and Alle.
gheny Valley Division in the State of
Pennsylvania, and all stations on the
| Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Divis-
i lon and branches, Sunbury to Erie, in-
| elusive, AL rate of a single fare for the
(round trip (minimum rate, 25 cents, )
| These tickets will be sold and good
{ goitig August 13 to 16, and good re-
urning until August 17, inclusive,
augs.-2¢
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CRANT HOOVER
Controls sixteen of the
largest Fire and Life
Insurance Companies
in the world,
The Best is the Cheapest....,
No mutuals ; no assessments,
«Money to Loan on First Mortgage
Office in Crider's Stone Building,
Bellefonte, Pa,
a Telephone connection.