Destiny, Like an old Nurse, today there came to me The walking figure of my Destiny. As toys, all friendly and familiar faces I put away, in unforgotten places, Boys that are "boys with me, when We are men, I shall be coming back to you again! -<Fullerton L. Waldo, in the Christian : THE § EXPANSIONIST PANCHO. BR tveodmmnorsrvinonine] Mexic and when every {to his breath tightened; knows how securely hold being Mexican horseman fasten the thege efforts But Expansionist dled them all, master, UIE Y of wonderful is glossy black » as sides cincl is saddle despite had we with Pan- POW Pancho indeed, Alvit triumphs. the inless, Don ro, i “PE fs » Lis occasional « 230 was an animal ers of Ir i ide a molasses process ¢x- adjust making my deve that necessary revolver, 1 i was not irrational “Clearly.” 1 it ret yuduct Cogitated, hed arms I ob urt command t » s+ Ii fa 1 © » » iS iS 4 E'0OOmy siltuati 2G silver lining.” Then ver the the r« hooked saddle-horn bber stirrup toy a preparatory and I felt Pancho seemed re the latigo as his new master back from his spraddied and bra and filled his f his wonderful This was noth robber He cinch-ring then until the long latigo recinching better when mmspeakably Heved, too, was yosened lifteg the Vithers, carefully od his stout legs, skin wih one nhalations ing to my fri put his f« pulled, first, was in the face, at Finally he made fast, satisfied, apparently, with having ex erted all his strength and taken all the stretch out of the saddle rigging It would be easy, he doubtless ass ired himself, to dismount a mile or down the road and inch the mule when the brute was off his guard and a trifle winded. But | knew that and, saddle black L$ the the end, against easily at ot and he red #0 re Pancho was never and never too much winded for suc cessful expansion Instead of ing back to San dered by the death to do, 1 start stranger turned on pain of and followed a turn of the road. I peered out from behind a rock at that turn just in time to see the Expansionist perform a familiar an. tic. Pancho's nerves were absolute. ly stable except when there was a two-inch alrepace under his girth Then the falling of a leaf or the chirp of an insect would cause him to lurch violently sidewise. Lucky the rider then If the saddle did not turn and throw him headlong. The tall strang- er, who was an excellent horseman, weathered Pancho's trick with the “race of a centaur, but had the bad judgment to spur him on the shoul- ders and to whack him violently with the quiet. The mule hurriedly betook himself to the middle of the road, and in his mute mule way cringingly promised to do better. I knew about how much Panchos promises amounted to when his girth was loose, and the raoment the rob ber stopped beating him and dismount ed recinch I drew back into the brush, resolved on retrieving my reputation, my employers’ thousand dollars and my good mule Pancho. Fortunately for my plans, the road which the stranger must travel formed a long, parrow loop just ahead, Also, must have had another fracas or with Pancho, for 1 crossed the to club before 1 heard the thud of hoofs ap- My plans for recapturing lost cash and honors not those of a fool nor yet those of a hero To sure, I had only a trimmed oak club and the robber had and at least one of his I was counting on the thrown my way which, when always shying were be poorly revolver but being complications was been beaten my bal ance by tain cho's cinch when he had and had promised faithfully to do bet Pan- loose, for upraised lisarmed and mule spiinlers 1 $ » and I must h tasks moment, for My finished at about the just as the daz:d recovered sufficiently be lo a sitting posture, bare-backed now and forward and mutely requested the corners of his should freed of dust and perspiration I carefully this service, then to saddie him on the lines pioneered by my small rephew First I drew cinch ag tightly as the expansion of his ribs would per mit, then, mounting without fastening the latigo, trotted him up the road The obtuse rascal always considered expansion while traveling unneces sary, and as his sides shrunk to pulled up the slackened and Pancho's saddle was again a fixture With the prisoner t ave respective robber to Pancho, trotted raised joyful, » h at eyes be performed proceeded the intention the of taking nearest ranch-house his legs and covering him my 0 I released into the saddle. Strangerv enough, he “ You can shoot me dead bat you At this juncture an overheated United States marshal ap custody Then, with my reputation, my em- ployers’ thousand dollars and the Ex. pansionist Pancho firmly In hand, I cheerfully resumed my journey, Youth's Companion, OLD BEAMS FOR ORGAN PIPES. — —— Turning Lumber From Ancient Pub. lie Building to Account. “Organ pipes,” says a well known builder of this city, “are made of the best white pine and the older and better seasoned the wood the better the quality of tone given out by the pipe, “In Germany and England when an old public building, such as a church, large siructure of any is to be taken down is always an organ bullder haunting the the roof and if there floor beams are made he is to pay almost rea for them, ready price any provided, of they are in good condition knots or nail holes. H that many of these churches 100 through wood has hardening course, that the and 500 years ago and or fifty decades glowly drying i builder's Then to point of takes from the organ perfection old beams home his factory, covering them in transit with tar pauling, cutg them into boards of the size and his oplipes perfect confidence that or will be a musical success “Most the old organs of Europe, thht bullt 1060 Years mellowness of ton them from mod although now is he makes iho the of ig organs from to agn, distinguishes instruments, toner lifference the have a o ern of the is essening the » gans DL wi FISHWOMEN ON THEIR DIGNITY How They Forced the Removal of an Officious Po A telegram ce Inspector, HUMAN VIBRATIONS. Frenchman Who Thinks Photographed the iar } of He Emotions ¥ og 1% Has Paria fe R aibeged sitized centres He and leaves it till braticns ni film usuall the film at night morning The vi. subject throw the on the film into a form of vibration, registered on the just as the light through th: the form places of the trate of silver rresponding found leveloped from an of a camera registers that object Dr. Baraduc had also many pictures taken in the ordinary way by means of the camera. In these various #tabey emotion are shown Sud: den anger appears as a sort of whirl ing shower of sparks and yYapor A state of high spiritual! contemplation produces a misty globe of light some way above the sitter's head In one pleture the etheric double a woman kneeling in prayer is According to the doctor the cosmic forces are continual streaming into us and which Is film when reflected object lens of of of ing disindividualized, mingling aga'n One photograph showed the vibra tion of telepathic communication some had lines In ribbons of light showing attachment. In one, taken as the doctor's wife passed away, the line or bond which had always ap peared between them is seen for the first time broken. A ————— Bishops Counted. The Protestant Bpiscopal church has eighty-five bishops, including the presiding bishop, in the United States; two In China, two in Japan and one each In West Africa, Cuba, Haltl, Brazil and México. The Methodist Episcopal church has nine teen bishops and seven missionary bishops. The Methodist Episcopal church south bas eleven bishops. sYarTarYe 2% >a 2Yar%er%e via pTaD IAD! DarTeste evs Household Notes & PASAY SNA N NANT 0 piave 2] + avs SSAA OPA Do not despair if boa locks {tke a drowned rat Boas of marabou or cock’s feathers can be as efficaciously by means and water by more expensive methods. A lather of good soap should be h a little warm immersed in this for a few minutes, should be worked gently in your cleaned of soap as Aly water and when fingers lukewarm wit boa left to soak the x | 1 YETral Cleg A, waterg until all The effect it raging waler ‘ { 4 Or I into fore the Hay ersamy Taft tn ¢ before us thoroughly jirt before ashi ored water New RECIPES Bread Pudding crumbs, 1 quart milk, agRs, 1 sugar, salt to Squares chocolate 1 cup can be used in chocolate Banana Cream. — ricer one cupful of banana pulp; with two tablespoonfuls sugar and the juice of half a Beat thoroughly, add one cupfal Chocolate cup of piace of Force through a mix of powdered iemon in frappe glasses after chilling Sponge Drop Cakes—Three 1% cups sugar, two cups flour. one. baking powder, one teaspoonful tract of lemon baking powder Bake in muffin flour and gether, and flavoring. pans or cups, in a quick oven. Apple Tea ~—~Roast two apples, Cover with boiling water: when cool, pour Add sugar to taste, er one cup Sugar, one egg, one table spoonful soft butter, one tablespoon ful eut chocolate, melted, one hall teaspoonful vanilla, one-half teaspoon ful salt, add one cup milk, 1% cups flour, one and threequarters bread flour. Steam two hours. Serve wilh sauce, Macaroons. Hall a pound of al monds, blanched, dried and pounded to a paste, with one teaspoonful of rose water. Beat together the whites of three eggs and half a cup of pow dered sugar, adding the sugar by the teaspoonful. Add halt a teaspoonful of almond essence, then add the pounded almonds, and if too soft to be shaped, add one teaspoonful of flour. Roll in balls on buttered pa. ver. Bake slowly. * bdhdddibddidd Jne. F.Gray& Son Surcdssors to. , GRANT HOOVER) Control Sixteen of the Largest Fire and Life Insurance Companics in the World. , . .. THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST .. . No Mutuals No Assessments AXLE3 00d La OE t Before insuricg cont sct of ur life see HE HOME in case of death between the tenth and twentieth years re- turns all premiums paid in ed. dition to the face of the policy. S443 3330800 the which to Loan on First Mortgage Momey Office in Crider's Stone Building BELLEFONTE, PA. Telephone Connection f ; = 50 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE Trave Mans Cesicns CopynicrTs &c, free s tukon 1 C: ioe, without Lthe andar tod weekly rrEost 4p. rs, 83 a ail newsdaniers, MUNN & Coscroers. New York Hranch hoe 0000000000000080006000000 HOW ABE RUEF HUNTED : WITH HIS PACK OF HOUNDS @ % CUPOODO0000000000000000C® Nothing contrived AR ever by iimsell. be of con- ern i dollars a should made in shall year for : d 1 prefer one gum thougk often, the victim succeeded in persuading Rue! that the fee was too high and that » reduction was imperative, but always Ruef prevailed For if he were not engaged attorney, Paul plant and might water, Sometimes, not as Apollos | ewithered Board by of Supervisors It mattered proposed activities public need. “Is Abe Ruef chise?™ If the answer tive, the franchise was granted; if negative, the franchise was withheld pervisors was perfect. and had them elected by means of a union labor organizations. creatures, further advancement in political life, bidding without question. Moreover, their status as supervisors brought them an good terms with the city fathers. boys.” From all that [ can learn thie largesse was not the result of any mathematical division of booty. He did not pretend to render any ac. counting to his small confederates. “The supervisors were Abe Ruefl's pack of hounds, and he hunted with a shrewd San Franciscan gave me “Now and then, when they became clamorous, he tossed them some scraps of meat. You remember the description Ruef has given of them ‘80 hungry that they'd eat the paint off a house.’ " « Willlam inglis, in Harper's Weekly, PARTLY WIFE-MADE. “He is a self-made man, all right.” “His wife claims that she superin- 1 { ATTORNEYS. D. ¥. FORTUEY ATTORNEY -AT-LAW BELLEFONTE PA Ofbos North of Cours Hous YW HARRIBON WALKER ATTORNEY AT LAW BELLEFONTE PA SE ——— Ko 19 W. High Street All professions] business promptly attended ts NS Sls eee ery ED. Gorrie Ivo. J. Bowes W.D. 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BHAWVER, Prop Fuet clam sooommodations for the travels Sood table board and tieeping &parunents The obolowst Liquor at the bar. Biadls se sommodations for Sorses is the best to Be bad. Bus Wand from all trains en the Lewisburg and Tyrone Baliroad, st Oobwrs RC —— J 1 LIVERY 2 Special Effort made to Accommodate Com mercial Travelers... D. A, BOOZER 7s Valle Banking Company CENTRE HALL, Pa W. B. MINGLE, Cashic Pecelves Deposits . . iscounts Notes . . . MARBLE wo GRANITE AONUMENTS. <> H. GQ. STRCHIEIER, CENTRE HALL, . . . . . PEM Manufacturer of and Dealer In HIGH GRADE... MONUMENTAL WORK in ail kinds of Marble aw Granite, 2s: nn we nrsnm 0 WWW WW ee Tw | ARGEST [WSuRaNcE LLH.gency IN CENTRE COUNTY H.E. FENLON Agent Bellefonte, Penn’a. ERTL The Largest and Best | PH DOV OPN OD V VDD ¢ Accident Ins. Companies Bonds of Every Descrip- tion. Plate Glass In- surance av low rates. a i »
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