————— A 1 HO SAS ———— a ATTORNEYS. D F. FORTNEY ATTORNEY-AT-LAW BELLEFONTE, PA Office North of Court House. Pr ————— B —— WwW HARRISON WALKER ATTORNEY-AT-LAW BELLEFONTE, PA No. 19 W, High Street, All professional business promptly attended to B.D. Gerria Ixo. J. Bowen CG ETTIG, BOWER & ZERBY ATTORNEYS AT-LAW EAGLe Brook BELLEFONTE, PA Baccessors to Orvis, Bower a Onvis Coasultation in Englis! (CLEMENT DALE W.D. Zenny ATTORNEY-AT.LAW BELLEFONTR, Pa Office N. W, corner Diamond, two doors from First National Bank. jre WwW G. RUNKLE ATTORNEY -AT-LAW BELLEFONTE, Pa All kinds of legal business attended to prompt!) Special attention given to collections. Office, floor Crider's Exchange. = H B. SPANGLER ATTORNEY-AT-LAW BELLEFONTR.PA Practices in all the courts. Consultation Ir English snd German. Office, Crider's Exchauge Bunting fy 0d Fort Hotel EDWARD ROYER, Proprietor Location : One mile South of Centre Hall. Accommodations first-class. Good bar. Parties wishing to enjoy an ¢ vening given special altention, Meals for such occasions pro pared an short notice. Always prepared for the transient trade. BATES : $1.00 PER DAY. Me Sing Mills Hot SPRING MILLA, PA. PHILIP DRUMM, Prop. First-class uecommodations at all times for beth man and beast, Free bus to and from aif trains. Excellent Livery attached. Table board first-class. The best liquors anf wices at the bar. Pean’s Valley Banking Company CENTRE HALL, PA. W. B. MINGLE, Cashie Receives Deposits . . Discounts Notes . , , Special Effort made to Accommodate Com. mercial Travelers... D. A. BOOZER Centre Hall, Pa, Penn’a R. R uick, Reliable Regulator Superior to other remedies sold at high prices, Cure guaranteed. Successfully tame by overy 200,000 Women. Price, 253 (€ ents, drug- gists or by mall. Testimonials & bookiet free, Pr. LaFrance, Philadelphia, Pa, -...LEE’S... NEW LIFE TEA ALWAYS CURES CONSTIPATION, INDIGESTION, SICK HEADACHE, And imparts new life to the whole systein. At all druggists and dealers, 25¢, or sent by mall, if your dealer will not supply you. Address, John D. Langham, Holley, N. Y. For sale by J. Prank Smith, Centre Hall, Pa. LUNAR RAINBOW IN GEORGIA. Unusual Phenomenon Reported to the Scientific American. A curious and unusual phenomenon in the form of a rainbow for which the moon instead of the sun furnished the light, was observed here on the n'ght of June 19 A heavy rainstorm, accompanied by ‘onsiderable thunder, occurred just before moonrise. As the clouds re. tired to the west the luminary rose and the bow was first observed, only the extremities for about 25 degrees being visible, the moon at that time being concealed behind a small cloud For about twenty minutes the bow in. creased in brightness, and at the end of that time could be clearly traced throughout its entire length. At each end the red and blue colors could be plainly distinguished, but the re mainder of the arc showed only as a light streak across the clouds The conditions for the phenomenon were almost ideal, the moon being but a few days past full, the cloud screen occupying the proper position, and, as it occurred just at moonrise, the bow was seen well up In the heavens After the clouds had almost entirely melted away, leaving only a slight haze through which the stars shane portions of the bow could still be clearly discerned. — Poulan correspon dence Scientific American, RUNDOWN LANDS. We have of and farmers, In restoring fertility to run Many Instances have any energetic lamds eit such lands and in a application ed where bought cheaply years very of intelligent have in ay of lands good c¢ Most of tnis class Central States have which affords for resuscitation. able the subsoil, Tile and plowing are the age deep plowing reaches down of and draw Deep elements upon, and off stagnant water, Then nure ing catch lands much both fertility not ainage exce to ¥ 1 tile qQr sive Is used clover or Onee this y Ir of such lands has a sure prom owner } ise of future fertility. Occasionally commercial fertilizers necessary when the promise tions, sume ant with grain and ot! fe ne manure of good wield th growth hi of th he crops and manure, tation which ter insta + tility very telligen this tained suct work conven! COUTTted much to restored tinued Case Indiana BALANCED-UP HORSE f hors eding of ofitable pr the unit o he following Heald, 1,00; crupper “croup quarter circumference shoulder to ground, 1.32; 0.83 of cannon at coronet, 0.70: 0.30: of 0.95; point 062 middle, 0.5 foot head hips ground, 0.80: of shank, of of scapula shoulder, 1.02.” Now let the boys who want to know something about horses go and measure all these dimensions on each three-yearold colt or mature with a tape line, and then figure out at width of fore chest 07K of hock (hough) to 0.44: of 3.23 1] 91 ' 1.15 hod y angls ag: dorsal length “eroup ” hip length to of out not properly balanced. Then when out after some the draft horse business for the next ten years they will know how to se lect both sire and dam. you can have some education and have it now, and after awhile, A CHEAP PAINT. A recipe given by the Sclentific American for a cheap and durable paint for the various purposos of the farm bulldings Is as follows: Stir into one gallon of milk about three pounds of Portland cement, and add sufficient Venetian red, powder, or any other colored paint powder to im- part a good color, The milk will hold the paint in solution. but the cement, being very heavy, will sink to the bot. tom, so that it becomes necessary to keep the mixture well stirred with a paddle while applying it. This fea- ture of the need of stirring is the only drawback to the paint; as its efficiency depends upen administer [ i 3 i f } : i i | | : i } pood of eement img a not safe to leave it coating s application } trustworthy Six hours this and help. paint will be unaffected by The recipe Ccia.mms i tildings th movable a month-old oll this of bi i In wold paint gives heard is manner preserved wood is to bi of such a coating seem wood milk is better the as |t on the in skimmed, and the « stead soaks paint WEEDS TOES PREVENTING notatoe potatos wise weads KILLING - . To destroy pita NYT PO might green New York Sta purity of Paris green, put a | quantity in a nmonia or commonly hartshorn, and called will uibertson, Medina IVE ww Wis mire Paris green M.C i i i MARKETING | In localities where collectors make | frequent trips and are willing to pay | reasonable it undoubted! prove best for the poultryman to sell his capons alive, thus escaping the ‘responsiblities of dressing It is not always sell alive, however when one desires to sell to vate or retail trade, Dry picking the favored method for capons and in picking the feathers are left on the head and neck, on the wings from the “elbow” out and half way up the legs, the large stiff feathers of (he tall are also left. This style of pick fing is considered characteristic of & capon.—Inland Poultry Journal prices will and poss an pri ible to fia is A HANDY BEED DROPPER For those who have small seeds to Bow In the kitchen garden. the foi lowing is a handy device that will save much stooping. Take a. plece of small tin gutter pipe about three and one-half feet long. Put a funne! In one end and flatten the other end 80 that a grain of corn or a bean will just go through and It will fit into the seed trench. Seeds may be drop ped in at the top, and by holding the lower end olose to the ground in the trench it will matter not how the wind blows. If a pipe Is not handy any tinner will make one for a small amount, or it can be made of nar row strips of thin boards—C. H. Hum. phreys in The Epitomist and of Lamont U ard CXampies awaiting the good Agree rt Such Baltimord American Americ Court in should be taught that tl late with the tO recely Post of eccen a tour to the of Indo-China and Hohenpol ago tric Ameri Mikado's ance fare what may b n st it fearful hore Fee there ven the crowned fow yd ah Years warnings in i1 the aver lern, wi sounded » most solemn to the race, makes a dash railway station In yellow Prince from him with It rightly eaid lization began when man first ered the use of fire. remarks the Sel entific American, Thir is symbolized by the the fire Berlin to ha Japan and whelm his attentions hoen civil dircov- has that from heaven and thus com ferring untold benefits upon mortals Nearly all the arts are indebted the use of fire, and in our modern times we obtain continually increas ing sources of heat, such as are nec essary for the progress of science and industry. able to obtain, the greater is the field for new discoveries and processes by which our horizon is widened. * point of view, though comparatively few recognize the gift, and only a small minority is happy in the selec tion of an audience. All men are fun. ny--some frivolously, some seriously some unconsciously, some naturally, some irresistibly, some painfully fun. ny. One man’s humor is another's pain, and neither is to blame. Even the most gifted comedians fall In esti mating the capacity of entertainces, asserts the Chicago Inter Ocean. Big gun practice at sea often causes lobsters, in sheer fright, to drop a claw, — Bantam chickens came from Ban. tam, a town In Java. OF THE PRACTI CAL ng as much to?" PURSUIT "You are not sayl about the trust as ured “No,” answered Farmer “There's altogether too much for a man to keep chasin’ oc when he to be pickin’ buge."—Washington Star. NOT BAD REASONING Merchant—8ay, old man, you tation topuses ought potato | cause | feared it was not stable, but I want to take a policy with you now. Agent-—-Why. er—I wish to be hon- | est with you. Surely you know that | we've been Investigated and that all our officials have resigned. Merchant—That's just it. I'm con vinced that a company which could i survive under that gang conldn’t be | wrecked By any earthly agencies INS AND OUTS. “What's that noise?” asked the vish { tor in the apartment house, “Probably some one in tiet's rooms on the floor below ting a tooth out.” sald the host “But it seems to come from the floor above” “Ah! then It's probably the Popley's baby setting a tooth In.'"-Philadel- phia Press. I AS The Danube flows through coun tries in which fifty-two languages and dialects are spoken. the den bet. Housewives In Morlda scrub their floors wits oranges, SII IIIIILA 02 2 2022 4404008000000 002008282 oso DEMOCRATIC C0. COMMITTEE-1908. Bellefonte, N. W., J. C. flarper : ., Patrick Gherrity Howard BAJLEOAD OF Condensed Time Table VFENNBYLVANIA Week Daye. i wt Blations 8 I PR LRNSK ons ISS PEFR RRR OCC DRED COCO BA L133 3 34 50 2 0 Lve Arr © wt <8 ne: Wimsport 0 = PX 4 0 gy NEW rl Via Philad ) AM Ar New York de Via Tamaqua d. W. GEPHART (seneral Buperintendent Come to our store and you will be convinced of a few facts in Footwear . . -wC. A. KRAPE..., SPRING NM L153 r . ————————————— ddISIIIL 3300000002 882382 Jno. F. Gray & Son | (Shetrators to. . ) GRANT MOOVER Control Sixteen of the Largest Fire and Life Insurance Com in the World. pula THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. . . . . No Mutuals No Asemments TREN Before insuring your life see the contract of THE HOME which in case of death between the tenth and twentieth rs re- turns all iums paid in od. dition to the face of the policy. Momey to Loan om Fiset Mortgage Office in Crider’s Stone Bvltifing P Telephone Connection TTT rrr rr rrr rrr errr rer ey | 80 YEARS EXPERIENCE NF ri our ire. - he ran el Somber ar Hanamiok on Fable Si akon “Mann recorve natioe, nt . Shana trie ima hi A Bandsomoly dhe. 81. Bod
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