i i 3 § SERVANT PROBLEM. ROM SMI FH'= MAGAZINE. &aSehe Ge52525e5¢ Ann ea/c! 2525225452525 sth £58 | F tells how a isfac Lor) problem the words SE mri ai interview, she allows I Ww hon to i 8a though; $00, she thinks that things in the am so tren fort! me there {ree do the fav do do you think would youn don't see the bes com in est rocking-chair, lerv-maid nysel nonsense Della cause | thoughtfulls spoilable Kind-—an affec ful kind. And it for her—it's for mysel! have so much cooking to do. # washing and iron so much washing, she can do for me the that I chiefly want done, “She can bring me afternoon decently OL Oo a ray a mad rush peeling. She has time skirts and my boots tipon the table with an unfl which is a great aid pleasant tercourse. And she isn’t sullen ana unhappy. She likes to stay with me as much as I like to have her, “Really I think 1 have discovered a solution of the oneservant lem. My solution Is, you see—<keep iwo servants, being yourself the sec ond onet”, spoil : her larg seul alking be- an un ionate, grale consideration If she doesn’t 0 much digh- ing my tea tesa? ins because she is to get to her slopped in vegetable. brush my can wait urried air, ead of such to She to MODERN PIED PIPERS. Their Business That of Ridding Big Stores of Rats, Professional rat catchers do a thriving business in Chicago. In the downtown department stores and in the wholesale houses along the river an endless warfare against ats and # v . r * ¥ nl ® constantly is carried on. In of places the rats grow and bo.d that to speak of exploits would bring down 23 of nature faking on the nar The professional rat catchers geore thi tell some remarkable rning the big rodents have had dealing: department stor At Car Seott & Co's retall store duty it to and works some these big thelr charge rator of whom Inop district, Cones hich they of the thelr own Firle, 80 there are a in ord LOL ae am rat catchers whose is man bore shot menos 3 happen ¥ loose, had TOURISTS FIND ICELAND. Descri turdy Fascinatin Ponies. bed celand Is as g~ at no time temperature to degrees Fahrenhei: Ar iAySs from to four seven days of those lines are more more ! and tland which is but Just be ognized and fascinating f th as one ol HOR ands it i luding meals, which cost $1 a ia the round trip fare between either Copenhagen or Leith and Ice land fs about $30. Barring the possibility of driving on a narrow carriage road for about day's ride from the capital, and less distance from some of smaller towns, all travel must be made pony back. Much has been written about the Icelandic pony individual, a type by himself, and the word “sturdy” is his best description, A Confusion of Sexes. A small boy passing down Chest one possibly a the on ard in a window reading ed Apply within," As this boy was in this business looking for a job, he went in and asked for the hoss ting an Interview, he asked: “Do youse want a boy?" “Yes,” replied the merchant “Wot kind of a boy does yer want?” ‘Oh, a nice, quiet boy, who doesn’t use naughty words, smoke cigarettes, whistle around the office, play tricks or get into mischief of any kind.” ‘Gwan; youse don't wan{ a boy; youse wants a girl”-—Philadelphia Public Ledger, “Boy Want — Walter Scott liked venison better than any other meat, and potatoes better than any other vegetable. — Even If wishes were motors, we couldn't pay for the repairs, admits the St. Louls Post-Dispatch, NOTES. 6} 5 1 n beneficial to FAR M pull } tion to eat, Ling most eves, have one now that has been (an condition for a w the last greedily, with of time, } the even when head js raised i this For drunk but refuses to eat H. EK. (Bvidently these fowls are troubled with some character of liver complaint. This kind of has become more prevalent in past few years than wefore It is thought by spo that much of this trouble comes from the use of egg-producing foods that contain an timony, fenugreek, or other materia! that overexeltes the gans and Injures the not having a stomach, be called a sleve or bowels, The injurious ing through the liver produce aliments causing diarrhea. liver trou- ble, going light, and often an ailment that people call cholera. When the | condition becomes so fevérish that they gorge themselves with water, this aggravates the trouble. Fowls that reach this condition might as well be destroyed and their bodies burned. The remedy is to prevent | tWo morning ant he ever 1 ialiste liver gtrainer for the the poultry houses perfectly clean and feeding only such foods as nature in: | dieates would be best treatment will cure them.)—Country Gentleman, MERITS OF ALFALFA. THE FOOD OF THE MOLE Prof vehe, of the Uni Kansas made a care i a * versity of stomachs reporis tha of earthwor ground grubs, 28.8 per cent: vege x ter. 3.7 cent, and in (egRe, 7.3 per cent, As a result of his investigations he contends that the | mole ig a friend rather 1 i AN enemy {of the lawn keeper and gardener, his only being the somewhat un. i wightly h he now and then h he makes travels %-Weoekly Wit beetles per o« wi table mat eet fault ridges wi in his A COW'S APPETITE A cow with a finical a profitable milk cow: neither is the [cow with a prodigious appetite, that {turns her feed into fat instead of into imilk, a fit cow for dairy work. Make | every cow come up to your mark for dairy performance or cut her out Indiana Farmer, appetite is not CLEANLINESS AND SUNSHINE Remember that cleanliness and sunshine have the same effect In the stables as in the humoen habitation | They mean death to disease germa and health and strength to the dairy cow. ~Farmer's Home Journal, The foreign trade of Japan in 1868 amounted to $130,600,000, and in 1008 4 bodednl do bod dled SALLI ddd di bid Jno. F. Gray & Son {} Suredssors to. GRANT HOOVE # Control Sixteen of the Largest Fire and Lite Insurance Companies in the World. HE 3 8 3 t tics gage t £3 $112 3 Ch gg agi A A gg cng i 5 von £13 No Mutuals Amessments zg % N 1 life see HOME between ti % ig 2 pop I's 1@€-~ a. $03 3 $d ace of the pol t 2 io % Loan on First | Mortgage Money to odode 4 de b Otilice in Crider’s Stone Building t BELLEFONTE, PA. 3 Telepbone Connection +443 3d ACCT TTI TTT ITT ITY rrr réddd 50 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE EBSICKRS Co PYRIGHTS 4c. ‘Scenic Hnerican, adeno re. HUN i Co; 36 Broan New for Lrareh (eg Men Have Mark: 0 {f Names—One rian naires wor millions hand An poses of 0 a different tects himself by never giving crossed check, and this {a the bank bank privat an une { has been duly noted by Each day examined bLy his and if there is an entry in th which has no business t matter can his hore then nked into at once. the bankers pass a then, generally speaks | they must bear the loss thems be lo Of course, if forged check, ing, This system has many disadvan tages. It means that the man mast never allow his check book out of his possession and must place unre served confidence in his sccretary and his staff. . The private secretary provides his empioyer with any cash required, re- ceiving in exchange a duly crossed check for the amount. It is the pri. vate secretary, therefore, who has to protect his signature from forgery, and this he does in a very ingenious var, He has had a copy of his sige nature cut out of cork. This he noes as he would an India rubber stamp, and he azsorts that it is as Impossible to imitate the markings ol! the cork as it {a to duplicate the Impressions of the human thumb, ‘ PETITE ETE TE ETT ETRY | mm —— ATTORNEYS. ATTORSEY-AT-LAW BELLEFONTE, PA Office North of Court House ATTORNEY -AT-LAW BELLEFONTE, PA Ko. 1% W, High Btreet All professional business promptly sttended to rl 8. D. Gorrie ZERe¥ ino. J. Bowes wW.D eB TTIO BOWER & ZERDBY ATTORNEYRAT-L FaorLe Brook AW Buccessors to ORvIs, Bower 4 ( Consultation in English and ( ALEMENT DALY ou given rider's Kxcharge N B. BPANGLER ATTORNEY-AT L ys Onnris ice A $4 ind al 4 He wis teil EDWARD § Proprietor location : One Adosommodations firs wishing to enjoy az given specigd attention. Meals for such occasions pap pared on al Always prepavell for the transis 1 RATER : $1.00 PER DAY. a ————— ith of Centre Hall, Good bar. Partie #4 LBS evening MILLHEIM, PA 1 A BHAWVER, Prop. Fired clams soocommodstions for the travels @00d table board and tleeping a parunents The choloest liquors at the bar. Babies as sommodations for horses is the best to Be bad Bus wend from all tralne on the Lewisburg and Tyrone Exlirosd, st Oobum ee ee—— a a————— A ——— S— . ¥ 3 LIVERY Special Effort made to Accommodate Com mercial Travelers. D. A. BOOZER Centre Hall, Pa, Penn’a RO RA CENTRE HALL, Pa W. B. MINGLE, Cashig Receives Deposits . Discounts Notes . . Oe.'d MARBLE ao GRANITE MONOMERS. 2 § SF H. GQ. STRCHIEIER, PE"'N Manufacturer of and Dealer In i MONUMENTAL WORK in ail kinds of ' Marble AND La EST va LHHgency to CENTRE COUNTY H. E.'F FEI NLON Agent Bellefonte, Penn’a. db be The Largest and Best Accident Ins. Companies Bonds of Every Descrip- tion. Plate Glass In- surance al ow rates. Jo sbi :
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