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a This is the finish of February. And
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now the March winds How They Broke Up Latin Into the : wn
Little Business of Importance was Romance Liaisuazen | 4 O () >
Transacted, Harry MeClenahan was home for a ii |g A C AJB
y ' Py { > r x tire What led to the breakup of Latin |
I'he first February session of court few days from his work in the tire ‘ito the virions ron lansumes of |
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convened Monday morning at ten] mills at Burnham . A eelit aan 3 Simply the | » " s
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o'clock, with the Ho His Li Orvis Harry E. Bitile is back to Altoona | ¢.. bat conti of nlmost uni- | eé J { J n C |
upon the bench, The usual number of again where he is employed in the | vorsal illiteracy thes He I | :
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motions aud petitions were heard, Brambaugh store, eon the phonetic wrlation which 18 | “ A
after which the grand jury was cilied Mrs Jacob From has been seriously | #4 going on wery language, |R Aver’s Cherry Pectoral is not
and sworn, CU, T. Gerberich, of Belle-|{j] at her home in Centre Hall during 1 i { 15¢ has ’
fonte, being chosen foreman, The con-| tha past two or more weeks,
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rruptions | § a simple cough syrup. It is
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Coe Bly barbarian | § strong medicine, a doctors
J. 8. Rowe went to New York Mon- | EE The standard |B evs «Ward cagat
Inne Et be % . | § medicine. It cures hard cases,
gtables of the several districts also
made their quarterly report to the day where he is putting into position | 1, cunee . 4 ad. wa |
SOU : ; a Mammouth stone crusher. { accessible either to the ear or the | ff SEVEre and desperate case:
Phe civil list of cases for this week |" 0g or of Mill-| eye of the vast majority of men. Pro- | § chronic cases of asthma, pleu-
o disposed of :- Jose rothers & | Pim, was taken to Bellefonte by Dr, | nubciation, x ih ph? a 0 ‘¢ | § risy, bronchitis, consumption.
ri ve. W. {5. Heinle, being an Frank for treatmpent at the hospital are . oy 3 : oi ; yn of het at fl Ask your doctor about this.
bueal. continued. J. G. L. Myers vs George H. 12 merick, last week, made | ni worl vonlinessos and | 8 '
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' MH. Dale and Margaret Dale, an sp-|8 trip to Union county to visit his swrruantions entivel planted stand- | § “Bold for over
he defendants confessed judg sister, Mrs. Andrew Ruhl, who is ill
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BU { $50.00, neither party to file a] Miriam, of Reedsville, are guests of | UW Whi 0d ‘ - I's —
bill snd the defendant 5 i vir« fevers 1 rafts iy (lantre Hall. a ? ! : hea 1 | |S . y So o/ HAIR VIGO
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Peco! enst 0 anenhaven Miss Rert inrver underwent an /
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apr . serie itu ury Hug gy fins . r uit st from which . «tn ' : : . q aallins You will hasten rec Over by
of Ayer’s Pills at bedtime,
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favor of the plaintiff! in the Mrs, Chas. H, Meyer and daughter
Kreamer & Son. Centre Hall
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Cresson Springs Brew ’ MLD AD Y s lower ‘roRInErV Corporation | v OR { ote nor W 11 Zr wy wll ll eB dr lr ll lin lr dl dr 0 2 ld 20
ve. Fred Eisenhour pp) y HO will continue to conduct its businpess | "940 A ; ra a ete a I aper... 3 t
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ner vs. Paul Schwartz, an appeal, con-{ 1 ano0 14 Los ur a Ra nN I E Y
tinued. : C5 hinkable « ven If a truly | O17 9 !
The first case calles trial wa A\{ iss Bessie oov -. of Bpring Mills, pl : : rod ne { + . ’
Bee == nrira: Thin wa oor rister, Mins Rermur, will Suturgay | ox 7 aty_Semt'y bo 2 rs on 0 Of Site Collcze, = 1 Lend Us Your Ear, Mr. Farmer!
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which the prosecutor bou im des larger | have on hand
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the home was not ns repre-emted | BOWe of Mr. und Mrs. J. P. Rearick. is | yap, ave Great Belt 2 | WALL PAPER, + TELEPHONE SERVICE IN YOUR HOME
Meyer represented the plaintift and} ®" Ho The litle ODS Came ole | la ges ~g ‘
Love the defendant. Case went to jury | 48Y last week, and is number three, | glia, of Me ! 1 of | BURLAPS, A Protection
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Monday afternos uesd: MOS , § DULIST : vrd-rate article. Jf
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The net two eaten wore trie] to- if d0riag the past two Wess 's 50] stundund A * | PLASTER PARIS
Irvin ana W. E. Britton 1 [aart returned Wednesday afternoun) 5 RELIEF WORK Rates very reasonable, Let us explain our Co-oper-
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Wigton, t Li Cas iz appeal rot fr her sister's bedsid i ; i | KRUVe plan Lo you. Telephone, write or call upon the
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Also Painting, Graining,
and Picture Framing,
“saturday evening. |]! nderst ‘ :
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GLOVES and MITTENS %d
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Men's Leather Work Gloves...Men’s Woolen
Mittens and Gloves...Boys’ Mittens with fur
backs for school...Ladies’ and Childrens’ all
Wool Mittens and Golf Gloves.
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i family ese to Centre
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{or l se 0 jie) } ry. Gansg i this entre Hail plant of the de 5 4 i ns3 | J T LEE & SON
ih Te | Howard Creamery Corporation He 8 : . Fra J] I A , .
wmrged with Marder : .s Es bo in hia a f or P nd x i
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b ¥ jury i y Ing - v rk and 1 ‘ givgtd Cilizen . : dl Heine fixed uy
3 ¢ ta ars - ’ . iter this 4 & - “ . i i ~ ~ i % % 4
ments agai Peter Riter, ti ; itite I Pefore pointing a : : i 1 WF A i /] Bellefonte, Pa. back of the
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of the Auman t } 8 ner u ea Bti read avout Mrs 12 { rear of lot, we are
tary masaosiatg er whether your own vir- | ¢ te con ruig ; ‘ if hi pared to do all kinds of
murder. On these tw 1 t ota,
credited to the ugly
MR ERAT oe a I mer on | erty BE 2 | plenty” of duencive Sargains in {| | Wood Work, Painting and
}. Snow Shoe. | Pe npporiguiti lo evil, or think yn : Enea? ne ‘ ; e seventeen “0r|l Late Books of Fictior §
¢ ing \ ei that N . We make a specialty
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BE o Whita Iie A Snpplement ex : "sot now sell in same binding for | RIMMING AND SPOKEING
from makiog your : ’ \ Domini, one thousand elgt dred and 49 Cents I 4+ 4 WHEELS. + 4+
who ate tilts KE ; Ry 34 a ’ ded mame \1 . . — a i
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J Nn Fi. Muley, 1 « ni a . d forty-five de
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Margarel E.
Cbs y Both on Buggies & Wagons
| at . 3 . s comnts MI Spokes and rims always on
the name * Eves t : RANK K. wiiTE re selli a ; oc and 10C { hand and dry.
our life story ¢ hous : = rat { WE REPAIR
Jerome would i i ; Ratt clare Br xh god Writing Paper 4 TR tem.
ty « he un- \ / Ah |¥ arrows, made fr i ott and toor. | h and so envel- AND PAINT
ents, we are Qi CHAIRS, ETC,
Mrs W Haor sale of tpn .
Brent Proper. on aig of boasts wariak Stover Dead | . 1. McCLENAHAN. | i 7 House and Barn Painting
hold goods, driving horse , et i v8 8 resllil OF AQ vy and a light le Donguet Sending. RITE US 1 ir flinetrat Ont I i
Saturday, March 9 °° i i : f ayn Mire, Mariah
t mM Fg. riday night Mite Was nage d
Nittany puntain | seventy-six years, rnd was the widow , Ea ELE WANTED
George Dublis bas taken the cone on WLOY \ ae dest} voy red ' i wet td ex. Wages g
f ORCH Lover, wiose « th occurred a )
averal years 8go ; ths: an vienapts : THE PENNSY
tract of firing the boiler at HH. Robin. |
gon’s stave mill, and has moved hi The children surviving the mother,
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family into one of the small houses} aided Wi ] tove : i CLE VOI : \
w hose matden rame was also Blover, ‘ . AEE ULE FOR SALE. Mule, Hight teas tals '
at the mill te [les Stover, Mrs Ira Gramley, . : : : ' DL about 1050, six years oid, all : il CS ———— Ea Unquestionably
all right, fir sale Reason for selling, mate died
i. IL, HORNER, The Best . sn
| Chapel, Tuesday morning mg msm ———
and who was mourned as dead by his |
Little George Noll, grandson of A, ———————— Hl TROM GYOhiD Proper food, good ventilation, and dry,
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the eraploy of H. Robison and their |, Aatonsburg, sud Mrs. John Durst, "a ani Pleasant Gap. »
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in T Meet ; y vv Neglected Colds Threaten Life, i an ey Wl pay J90.2 dA
relatives, turned up in Tennessee He smith, the Photographer, " ’ 8 ut 1 think you are " . : noi Tanten 34% 8. 8 : Wot ie » 4 In Pittsburg is
- 3 . . . Accordingly the wvant was called, i ui { :
GQ. Noll, and Mrs. A. G. Noll are ill safe For sale : L warm clothing are the proper wa fe
hing like pueumonis. ———— Wohnest he Inde uve me « |ebances of a surprise from ordinary | J oe seen monn ro 3 f
thing ¥ . highuess, the lady gave me a tip of 6 y Fue n BENE LOTERR BUILT. | : Sell it.
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Almost all the old hsuds have left | afen Thomas Btover, Oilie Stover, all
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4 ! ! i ' i CCTIONEER-W, I. Runkle, Centre Hall, | §
\ 3 { { shies loft ti » i . / ! . er
John Rossman, who left this part of [nterment was wade at Woll's you | ur numerous kind at- lee is open for engageinent as an auctioneer,
the country over twenly yesrs ago, i ts ‘ Consall for terms
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feels ten years younger, March 8 a It may be vital in the case of a child, |
fue Sa. i
“When [ took the first bouquet, your the for FREE cataliy and sce
places sre being filled by new men,
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y 4 ’ 4 cov Waele fer . . nt you one bou : i é
Yio Yo his I an Ik weeks ago, find W. W. Smith, the Photographer,| = pa “Don't trifle with a cold, ' is good mom ET
a © avic osstnan, ssys he { ' 3 y : Fie "n u i w i i [ |
3 ather, ssian ys will be In Centre Hall Friday, “Hat it w your servant who brought advics for prudent neh anc woman, | HH 2 ERGY Lr he Post
: ; ' . and eventunlly, wi much confusion, | guards against colds. If they are main- | 88 550010150 your poultry loss |
The boy had an attack of the grip and At Ripka's Cash Btore, spring Mills, } he «iid to his master tained through the changeable wouther | $8 1710 ponies profit; at soy J All Newsdealers
is improving, but Mrs. Noll has some | 4 second hand safe is off ered for sale, i of autumn, winter and spring, oy J |
Wun. Parker is busy taking out a GRAIN MA IER EF, francs, oud as the bouquet cost only colds will be slight. Bul the ordinary | §§ * Bres., Dox bo
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. . ; JHght cold will begome severe if neglects
carload of chemical wood, Billy says | 40 sous | made 3 francs over It. So 1 & glec
. a 4B ed, and a well established ripe cold is |
he is like the rounding in some res repeated the performance, with the | to the germs of diphtheria what honey |
gpects but not in all. He saw his
—— same result each time. 1 pray your |is to the bee. The greatest menace to | The Weekly Tribune DB FLLEFONTR CENTRAL RAILROAD,
shadow but can’t stay in the full six PRODUOE AT STORES. highness’ pardon.” child life at this sesson of the year Is | = Week Days. :
weeks. wor - | SRU08 sserusppescemmse : sn pom— the neglected cold, Whether it isa | Contains all the important events of the | ~~ SARD, _ WESTWARD
Baumgardner & Gingerich's and |
A shiild or adult, the enld slight or severe, | . ———
Luck L chile " ) gh er . 2 | STATIONS
i a— wey Dog the very best trestinent that can tw | woek., Published Fridays at $1.00 ———————.
Youe Noll's eaw mille are both idle for |
want of water. The pipes freeze at! The quick relief from puin afforded
vo Mheumatic Sufferers, Benovolent Lady-—But, my poor man, tes . ‘ . ’ . AM (Ar.
Bans if you have been looking for work all A RN Lhambeelnin per year in advance. 5
i a d : these years, why Is it that you have |p , Tol | me
p i Bp Chamberlain's Pain Bal ’ . The great popularity std inimense sel |
night during the cold weather, al d | b os n VD web crore nin never found any? of he pre Preto hina been stall Life is valurally a burden to the
cuts off the water supply. rheumatism, seiatioa, lame bck, lum Tramp (confidentially) — It's luck, { by its remarkable cures of this silent. | woman who doesn’t carry her age
J. B. Bprow's housekeeper came pugo, nud deep sented wid muscular | mum; just sheer good luck. Pittsburg A cold iver results 10 puemoy wR | well, ~
back last week, aud he is sccordingly | pains. For saie by Bulletin, when it is given, For rab Si
. says six weeks seerns a! The Star Btore, Centre Hall: F. A. The Star Biore, {ware i
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long time to do his SWh, ooking, and | Carson, Potters Mills: OC, W. Awartz, . Carson, Potters Mile; OW.
he was heartily tired Tusseyville, Centre Reporter $1.00 a year. Tussey ville, .
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