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RPHANS' COURT SALE --Pursuan to an
order of the Orphan's Court Centre
county, Penusylvanie, will be sold at public sale,
on the premises, in Centre Hall borough, in said
county, on SATURDAY, JULY. 25 1003, af 1
n'alock p. m,, the following described real estate,
ate of Catharine Boozer, deceased. to wit, All
that certain lot of ground situeted in Centre
fiwll borough, Centre county, Pennsylvania,
bounded and described as follows
tho Bellefonte and Lewistown Turnpike: on the
north by an alley, sald alley being the dividing
line between this property and that of the late
Michael Dersiine; on the east by an alley and on
the south by lot of Mrs, M. B, Richards: Con
taining oue fourth of an acre, net measure, t ere
on erected a ‘arge two story [rame dwelling
house, frame stable and other out buildings
Terms of sale—~One half the purch
be paid in cash, upon confirmation o
the balance to be paid none yi
deferred payments to bear interest from the con
firmation of sale and to be secured by
mortgage on the premises,
W. A. KRISE,
Uiement Dale, Attorney Administrator
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UBLIC BALE OF HOU AND
undersigned, the ving
Daniel R. Weaver, deceased, will
ostate of sald decedent on the j
half mile southjeast of Spring Mills,
SATURDAY, AUGUST 1, 2
I'he property consists of one
acres of la thereon erected
house, stable and other outbuildings, There
good fruit on the premises; also cistern and well
of water, Terms will be made known lay
of sale
executor of i
he real |
ITCINISeS One
ym.
and three-fourth |
a good two-story
is |
on
AVER,
Executor
GEORGE 5. Wi
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EAL ESTATE FOR BALE. Ther
exposed at public sale
SATURDAY, JULY 25,
on the premises, one aud one-half
Spring Mil an improved tract «
as the Hiram Cain |
red acres, about s¢
are cleared iii a state of cullival
wood land. mn erected a fra
and one-ha
outh of
Is nown
1, COR
enty-five
mr
AU
{stories in height, ban
necessary outballdings
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acre lot, located on Church street, Con |
. and ki: i
operty
erboarded inter needs n |
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Good
we. ula > iy ]
diaio 1 add those | is 5 RH i
thie se W
settiome
nN DMINISTEATORS
lf Administration «
Lmbarger, late of 5p
been duly granted to th
respectfully ree Lil pe
selves indebted 10 the estate (0 make
payment, and those having claims in .
smime 10 present them duly authenticated for sel
ticment MES MARY A, LONBARGER,
Administratrix.
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DMINISTRATORS NOTICE.~Letters of
Administration on the estate of James J
ate of Harris township, deceased,
having been duly granted to the undersigned,
he would respectiuily request ail pe rons Know
ing themselves indebted w the estate to make
immediste payment, and those having claims
against the same to present them duly authenti
@ated for settlement ROBERT CONDO,
Administrator, Boalsburg, Pa
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Price
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E3LACKSMITH HOP AND DWELLING
HOUSE FOR RENT.~The undersigned
offers for rent a biscksmith shop and dwelling
me, at Contre Hill, Terma reasonable.
ou : : PETER SMITH,
Centre HILL
AUTION.—All persons are hereby cautioned
not to purchase inmber from Thomas Keen,
of Potter township, aa the timber sawed Ly him
is the property of the nodervigned
'‘ETER SMITH,
June 18, 1908, Centre Hill, Pa
ROOD BOWE FOR BALE «The undersign-
ed offers for sale two brood sows, Ope dae
for third litter, July 30; the other due for first
Hitter September 156, 1. C. GOODHART,
Centre Hill, Pa
WANTED-SEVERAL PERSONS OF CHAR.
actor and good reputation in each state (one in
this county required) to represent and sdvertise
old established wealthy business house of solid
financial standing. Salary $21 00 weekly with
expenses additional, all payable in cash each
Waodnesday direct from head offices, . Horse and
carriage furnished when 1a Se soll
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essed ouvelope. COLO L CO,
nf p 434 Dearborn 8t., ®hicago
tjunedt,
Blight injuries often disable a man
pud cause several days’ logs of timg
and whey blood poison develops,
gometimes resiiivaes- the logs of hand oy
limb, Chamberlain's Pain Balm is an
antiseptic liniment. When applied to
outs, bruises and burns it causes them
to heal quickly and without matura-
tion, and prevents any danger of blood
ison, For sale by C. W. Bwartz
Rony ville; F. A. Carson, Potters
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INDIAN TRADING. GRANGE PRINCIPLES
» eat the Red Mau Down
la His Prices,
The Way 1 Dignity of Rabor, Fale Denling
Good Citizenship.
"1
with
ai
how to trade
a Denver
a study of Indians
5 past. “I once met an In
magnificent mountain lion
18 willing to part with the
ment, but his price was too high,
¢d hin $12.50, but he indignantly
Later, on the same day, after
earned to trade with an Indian,
the skin for £1.50,
ret of tradi velth
dian Is to appear indifféront
| successful the one
‘2w white men know
an Indian”
who has
{ n yeni
Lan with a
Ho +
ween a better pre
We have nowhere
entation of the principle purix
of the grange than the following in
American Agrienlturist by Mr. J
Herr
The character of the gr
ship and thelr faith in th
ne give permanence
The effect of united grange:
and felt in the
fits secured in th
along all lines of
the fruit grower. the
poultryman i
| through the effort
; Kreater degree of intelligenc
| among the farmers as a re
{| meotings and thelr outer
| ere’ Institutes of today
| dealers }
| basis for qd
remarked
and
made tu
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“—
ings
a
ra
Tod
the In-
The most
AVE
trader is
who goes
with a supply ¢ same article he is
fhe Indian
Lud experi
carried
desiro buying
that the stranger
and megotl
heen
bu
has ins
ence, tions re on
tipon a strictly business basis. An In- Pan:
od § and arrow,
man who
and arrows In his
Idual leased the
In order to im-
friends, and
color odd
arganization stunds
principles
wing, i
thorough
The grang:
for good. The
| bor, honest d«
| temperan
| zenship, charity and un i
| Can there be nobler princi;
The grang«
| thon and seeks
| mombx rahlp, but the
i It exists t a higher pi
{| finement and soci
sre i ly
10 for n bow
for hy
1
DOWS
It was bought Xl n
I
This wily indiy
from a
his capper
CNCOUrag
Stor:
Press
“The Indian,” sald the speaker, tell
Al
has obh- | Y88
| Its te
i one of the at
world
character he
served In his red friends, Phetry
faithful
if he has confidence in you
chars
1081 followers
If he
nothing you
If 1 ikea
» to Ao with that
Mountain
takes
{to you
i
}
He Ww » li :
ETange
| terest In the
| Rrea of
advance
| tion
A Knockout. | which
| farmer
A young lawyer was engaged in a ote
case not long ago when a Was | departn
put in the box to testify mist
h
witness, a stage in an
i to the reputation of
‘A poor sh yn
tired, “You Bay
11
Rocky
Wwithiess
| as addy
to the reputa- ti
{ Lo share it
tion of (question
This
swer to a gue
the place,
e place In
driver,
THE GRANGE AT WORK
Phat Filled
Anti-o Hi
Barrels Whes
Was Un
| Petitions
the
it has
the rep 2 i ‘poor shop?’
“Yes, sl
“Whom
‘poor shop?
ing
ug
did was
it i
" | thought it
ganlzatios
protect our
witness recollect any
one he had hes
“What!” “You have
sworn this place has the reputation of
and yet cannot tell
rid
1 the law | ed some ¢
! up what Is
| would use
it to see
| Resolution
| to the subs:
, | the gre
si fe
being ¢
of any
so?"
The witnegs wa:
ment at the word
lawyer was
the
and qul
lawyer:
“Well,
poor hop
virny } . } fz
one you have over heard say
from
t!
Loe thie r
sing the
witness
tly eR
ti tO the
put of
rer, but 1 have never
80
you hay he re ation
heard any one s
His Client,
This BROT ] : i id Gf ii er
North
ticlng in
trict
While be was waitin
reached th
ighway offer
handed, wi Hed he pris
ad n neel, and th in
udge regoestod distinguished law-
yer wl bln I'h trial lasted
two days and, t astonish.
1 verdict of
prisoner was about |
the lawyer stepped
requested a few
Innocent
lebrated
prac-
dis
ho was
Kwoods mountain
his case to
nMorions
caught
vW'r
0 « presiding
ul +
wal i!
to defer
court's
ment, the Jury
acquittal
to
. 2 The Giang
scharges
to the
>
be di
‘, ter nr i
Judge and
asked the court !
your honor,” replied the |
the pri 1
detained
ve t
oner
lone-
and the ras
iat I have money i
} CTORS A
eld on my way hom
ow tl
Cold Feet,
Cold feet are a gn of disordered elr-
culation, arming with ar
tificlal temporizing with
the evil, and the difficulty should be
overcome by proper dressing when that
is in fault and by foot and ankle exer
cises. The latter can be at fro
quent intervals during the day, and
they will assist In nulating the cir
the Point the toes |
down to the extreme Hmit til you feel |
the muscles strain over the ankles and
work the feet up and down elght or
ten times; then devitalize them and
shake them from the ankle, as one
does the hand with a loose wrist. Suf-
ferers from cold feet in bed can quickly
warm them by this exercise, and ft
Lill bring rellef and comfort during
a long rifle.
‘ontinual
heat is but
taken
$l
®
blood
fila oi
At thi
state grag
favor of
No, 2
Inspect
“ State Grange
in
give
Eran
post and |
wit 014
H
Sore. (%
Room
One «
glite thtutions
rules; for Lichway
vehicles: poonk
i to elect
Stites
trol of
the isthmus and inland ship ef
pure food and anti-shoddy laws: for
ciproeal treaties to fore grain
markets; to enlarge powers of the in-
terstate commerce cammission
wnators. for government con
for
i. for
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monopolis corporntios
widen ig
It 18 well for us to consider in our
fraternal relations that our happiness
ns well ne the happiness of others
We are now in aur new store room
and every day is an apening day. do
peidds upon our belief in the goodness
of hd people a lot more than it does
on our belief In the badness of good
people. George A. Fuller
Our stack of goods is complete once
more, and embraces all lines found
in a well supplied general store,
The goods are q the best quality
and the price asked for them only .
inelude a reasonable profit, The minor advantages of membership
: In the grange are directly financial, but
the principal advantages are social and
educational,
We kindly invite you to come to sce
ws and price and inspect our goods,
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Rowes Corner (Me) grange is only a
Hitle over a year old, but bas 200
members and property valued at $0,-
000.
a ——
Two Double Roles,
Joey—Uncle Joe, what is an optimist
and a pessimist?
Uncle Joe—An uptimist, Joey, Is a
man who ean act happy when he feels
miserable, and a pessimist is a man
who ean act miserable when be feels
Bappy.—Detroit Freo Press,
AI A A SABA.
Bome people expend all their eulo-
H. F. ROSSIIAN,
Spring ills.
gles on the dead.
: Were
ihey
pietion
Showed Sig:
A wii ’
ariind's
arate finger,
which had been d
and not only was
posed, !
dress, such as a
fvrsiiel 1s
ipped |
the b
the various parts of the
scarlet satin mantle
and a scarlet plece of sarsenct which
§¥
iL
was placed over the face, were in per-
fect preservation, even in thelr colors.”
Colonel Trumbull then states that,
wvith this knowledge, he melted com-
mon beeswax and mixed with an equal
quantity of oll of turpentine, which
mixture was applied hot with brushes
to the backs of the paintings and aft
erward rubbed in with hot irons until
the cloth was perfectly saturated. The
niches in the walls were backed with
[cement and the paintings so placed
in them that alr could circulate behind
the canvases. Spring doors were also
ordered placed In the entrances to the
jgotunda by Colonel Trumbull Since
that treatment these paintings have
jad nothing done to them, and from
Jretem appearances they need noth
ng.
Another peculiarity in one of these
plctures Is pointed out to persons belong
shown the capitol under the care of a
guide, and that Is In the scone of
ashington resigning his commission.
he two daughters of Charles Carroll,
Who stand embracing each other, are
glven five bhands.—Washington Star
Have eyes, yet they see not-—needles,
The more ji man knows the lees he
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KREAMER & SON.
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et,
A fine full line of , . .
LADIES’ & MISSES’ SHOES.
A Complete line . . . .
MEN'S AND BOYS’ SHOES.
Please do not forget our . .
FINE LINE OF CARPETS.
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amer & Son, Cte Hal, Pa.
| “a
K
1903.
I've MutuaL BENEFIT
LiF
I am now in my
New Btore Room
and ready to
greet you all with
The Latest Styles in
Shoes
OXFORDS
SANDALS
BLUCHERS
INSURANCE COnPANY
WARK,
NJ.
Annual Dividend Co.
Mi may want
Iwi get it
eh show you
Foods, as iE nothing 10 show goods
hanks for past favors
P.V.S. STORE.
Goods exchanged
for Produce.
C. A. KRAPE.
Spring Mills, Pa.
in
for
our
sartholomew
y CENTRE HALL, PA
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Good lands at $8.00 per
tha
cre
It is casy,
o1 Oost of
& i One crop often pars eniin
Eastern Tenant Farmers
Would Better their Condition
By taking Advants
Of this Oppertunity $s
Buy Low Priced Farm Lands
And maRing thelr Hones in the Dakotas.
ow oOo at low prices
a fn fii En
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rd Tuesday
much ssa
acoompany |
CREO On the 1st and
those buyin ny
om On
Paul
is may
wan kos
these iar
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Hoover for prices on
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Bellefonte
fs Mo
Very Remarkable Cure of Diarrhoea
ago for the first |
a sudden and |
says Mrs, |
Miller, of Morgan, Texas. “I
it came back |
TAbout six
years
had
can tell. It was worse than
My husband spent hundreds of
physicians’ prescriptions
Finally |
H. G. STROHTIEIER,
CENTRE HALL, . PENN.
Manufacturer of
and Dealer In
HIGH GRADE...
MONUMENTAL WORK
in all kinds of
Marble aw
Granite, Pon "i to get my price.
m——"—
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The case was so
The result was won-
I could hardly realize that I
For sale
Cholera a
This has long been regard
of the OM Saar pr] on Ste
eases to which infants are su It
can be cured, however, when properly
treated. All that is necessary to
ive Chamberlain's Colie, Cholera and
Diarrhonn and castor ofl, as
. AHL,
*
Controls sixteen of the
largest Fire and Life
Insurance Companies
in the worl
For
Tussey ville;
Mills.
For a lazy liver
igorate ver,
¥ late the bowels he
ous attacks, For
Bwarts, il;
No mutuals ; no assessments,
Office in Crider's Stone Budlding, :
Bellefonte, Pa.
sale
Potters
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