HER CHEAP DINNER She found the price of meat She didn't even stop sDY; Quoath sho, “I'll be overhasty, But think up something ap sty.” $0 nigh 0 and ah Then with a smile upon her face 8he hied ber to the grocer's place; ning! "Twas wonderful, her clever planning! That night corn fritters sat state Upon her board, and She got her husband In re the dime she had in alate interested invested quite But—well —men are To try and please them is Her hoshand, sans Renarked “Say, what's butter ?™ 80 obruse, no a single st tha nric thie pric x orn fp And then »d up thq And ages and but ter that lobo thos t and And ended ‘Why, matter?” the Of course she'd fainted fwas a shock! might Rook! In fact a quad! or two were lost In what those cheap corn fritters ¢ her! Iarana W, York Times. thd bbbbbtiid THE BURIAL MONEY 8vy Elizabeth Mason have had a Plymouth Shekion, in the But th.nk wu The blow all gat in the sick wife's head, And those of her sister ul distress. “How you Andrew began, clearing The Invalid sat in with her hands crossed j her lap. She was fair and ty. Her hair was not so Amirew’'s and her skin was kiad, whereas Jennie Ann's nobwork of lines 1 ain't complainin’ any,” ed patiemtis. "1 don’t feel than usual” 4 wanted you strong as possible.” anxiously, “because | got =omett to tad! you, M'randy, that'll mako feel bad’ 1 never compl «AI wi ¥3.c0 ¥ SOL ing was about to fall room Over FOwW Ss e5es and met feelin’ tomght, M his her 3 should eel Andrew wen Tis . aon 't drew? mid Mira: “You're a saint, th are, M'randy, 1 hate to He wiped heads froem his forehead ber hands “You hop A Mttle dars. strength there warn't and things He pt his her arm “You | Wy. that [ve never comp I was sick My mind earthly things | won't and it Helis me 0 think of he and keep cheerful in spite of priva tions. So Jong as wafe { =han’t Shr had hit drew shivered and lent? » y the “There ain't anvt the btmirial no manda Nobod s “You monéy omit of Mir “The drow, Bens thin® M* out You’ your head ™ This and haw Know ' ti now.” she reiterated ained fixed On tone yon ain't he here never upon ney - answeoered h sven't an The ent my gentleness nda’s volee ren FAre "* exp! ely “1 hat tno they'd | to have a ray ie Or ve got roof over more anxions reas she received in a frozen a They mahed for hot water and homely remedioa with which treated mays ally her grief burat out el amd her hands thom'ly “To think that away from a good to this" she raved. “Him that ised to olive me evervthing { helped him save that money f was sick, and we wont without and xrimped till we got I' together An these yearn of uncomnlainin’ sufferin’ my comfort has been that was gone my funeral wonld good as anyone's. Oh, been brought to 4his™ Suddenly by a seemingly miracy longs ofMort she arose and addressed them. “Tomorrow 1 begin to work” eried “You've brought me to It lanra the they had her through F years in Hhe geream- heat Andrew took me home to bring me naa. | wanted halon he a9 when [ was dying T had to work 10 earn the money to bury me.’ They gave her a sleeping dranght and she fell into a stupor, Aon comforted Andrew as he sat watching beside the bed. “She'll! de better In | | | | | hard at first, being such a sufferer” “Oh, no,” sald Andrew. Ile had never dreamed of blaming anvons but himself. — No she gent her ing to them. SO0NGr WAS inter awaited up than Miramda to ask for plain tre neighbors, “1 used to 1 Out sow do how gue brought to again.” night know folks" been oan do It did At when An. in from his work he found pale face and It made both him He and she ire from 1 Pa » ¥ 18 QUCEY I've said, o now that it, hon | And came rod she drow age ed eyes mnie Ann misera rained a kind of angry plea distress She flaunted hen at last t her before them w up her for the nigl nt to ho game naver her expression Once sh which he sing he offere vs for Jennie nn And several alone in th sink an by the he had be they found the was using at in her work h nave proc and Showed Him the Choice Places * fs * levelander from n po ing around that point is a to fish Do yon the shade? Well, you mig like It besiter in yon cove right quint piace to up the those by Well, the other “1 had no would be ashing to the hotel These places are all good you say?” assured him, scarcely a place yOu oan that fen't a nice place to Only.” he added with a aly twinkle, "you probably won't catch at any of the places.” Plain Dealer well,” chuckled idea there clos man, » 4 G00 i #oO 'h. es” Moore ek ont fish veland An Important Point, ‘1 intend.” sald the candidate, ™o this city a business adminis tration. 1 have as you all know been engaged in business here for twen- ty years, 1 have been successful, if permitted to say so, and 1 think you will agree wih me when { say that a man who hss been able to build up an important dusk ness of his own ought to be able to public's affairs as they should be administered.” “Ya,” replied a man in the audi “your theory fis absolutely sound, tut I'd like to ask you one thing. Are you going to be willing to anit giving us a business admin. jatration when we get tired of 11? ~ Ss ——— ———————" France sends great quantities of PURE AIR All air is more ed, even in the open country, lust & by ceed times tha found Pure alr than Ox) SEALY Jduat-pollut- but the air ex- Nuno NEC or less carried house many of doors is food or nns very out even more casential to drink, obtained fr He for without it 10 the the gen am ro mote com in bod wid house bustion, food be with many for purp wholl ventila air tempered fresh ithdrawal times and polluted for a constant Ww all windows open. a house will natural the air at mmer, when In ? ¥ are left be means, reverential even, will reap a rich } in which, perhaps, it dead, fection the old are their own atk themaclives day of usefulness is not p an's Life harvest of bope earts wa af eH Af distrust most and of gratitude, and it: the more to sometimes for vyours« beginning and to the 0 powers tion if ast oe «Wom: ASPIRANT FOR HU NTING HONORS When Vera Bloodgood, the daughter of Hildreth Blouwdgood of Mepal Farm, near Lenox, Mass, comes to pay her promised visit frionds In New York after Christmas, Mrs. Ado Ladenburg ang the other rack women riders of the Long Is and hunting set will have to look to their laurels. Migs Bloodgood is barely 20, and has been seen in the bunt ing fleld for only two season: but during that time she has ridden the Berkshire Hunt, and, stiff though their country fs has acquitted herself so well that many assert for her the title of “the best cross<ountry woman rider In That Miss Bloodgood has eldest to Three vears aco she applied for membership in the Berkshire Hunt, but the age rules made it necessary to hold her appli cation over. Even before this, how. ever, the young girl had becoma a familiar figure In the fashionable horse shows in Lenox, Pittsfield and Richmond, and the was winning blue i i and her fath yet with her while Press own not ihbons horse Now York ©rs SHARP TONGUED GIRL Sharp tongued girls who are desir of getting married may remember what a celebh~ated said objectionable THE os to er once about sharpness “lf 1 | Coel “a ife, 1 the he wrote, in search of a w carefully observe manner her the momentous we vixenish indeed, when own mother with such care were," should young ebs 10 for and can ad question, at heart, she 100 often nes as ne Home Notes FAD. would THE BUG maid who at least shrink imoro now crawling atures and her belt, Of bugs and bee idea makes are so as hor as hat scarabs mount various fa cent away at a wears all on pider on her sleeve fiorr hat, her sorts of her blouse these fear not real the one shiver—but the effect OUTEE, some ties are vory imitations is quite set clever that the beetles ian 1d lows i such the rible There are pins, q Egypt ed as 2 b eer and hd snl fn ked house fly yw ler ders even disl roaches and vell dins Wash nart 2h The league two } Are their the York by SAND trendin attractively new Jabot taking the butions and stylish Carve are th white eveni length of the Short dresses continue to age desizn that a big us moyen 1ite evident vel pon roses TORS the with had in gOWNDS fave he evening in whore Of SOM irhans ta the mos jode footwear ehade of f ne fur coals wWery oh favor Moat ly-fitted Among the new pu popular gibeline as a dress of the reps the sgur ones The fashion fare has hecome a fod Hatpins were never so extravagant in size and decoration In silks, material at present Seal plush «oats made np after real seal models, are In demand Cerise, a shade go popular a few ago, is again to the fore A tad of the moment is to work the initials on the new handkerchief Cross Stioh. are very of Fleecing the Immigrant. An Italian carpenter came to the New York State Immigration Com. mission a while ago (he had seen a notice of it In a newspaper) to ap ply for help in the following case: He hai left his tools in his drunk at an agency while he went out Ww look for work. On’ his return he fcund that the agency had been mold “with all its contents” Including quantities of baggage Delonging to immigrapts. The purchaser, who con tinued in the employment business at the house, refused to give the [talian his tools, and he had not been able to fake up his work for twe months before he came to the com: mission. The commission's represen. tative talked the matter over with the new owner of the agency (who spoke no English) and persuaded her to give up the tools to thelr ownor Added dette de Jno. F. Gray & Son (Burclasors y ssi ORANT HOOVER Control Sixteen of the Largest Fire and Liie Insurance Companies in the World, . . . . THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST . . . . No Mutuals No Asmessments Before insuring r life seo the contract of THE HOME which in case of death between the tenth and twentieth years re- turns all premiums paid in ad. dition to the face of the policy. Money to Loan on Fire Mortgage Office in Crider’s Stone Buliding BELLEFONTE, PA. Telephone Connection 60 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE Trave Manns Desicns Corvus &C g & sketel and doserist may r ree whe er ar totly configential, Hand oF at enis e, (Hdest NPONS Ber faNOOTe ris Laken 1 notice, w Scenic American, HUNN & Ca serene ween. New York XUEBS OF NEWS, Massachuse President ernor Hughes & on party ills in James R. K witness stand in Hocking Coal and fha LOA Captain Saenz, non and Groce, in Managua by exec Joseph Havok of three throwing her in a at Springfield, Mass Paymaster Auld result of the Cowles the Navy Department sentence to 10s A war of Chur nevitable N Maura days of ty Pe litical Treas CIhus heen st several in Boston by his child's grandmother, Mrs up as an olen trator. : i was locked kidnaping 0. H. BCCORROLY Gentry, a druggist, of pendence, Mo., testified at the Sw inguiry in Kansas City that he a bottle medicine contain strychnine to the Swope Colonel Swope's use a week he died of before NEWSY G LE ANING S. Cangress. d with ortiland anted a decree C. 8 Hall, whose an American di ! arried again, Charcot’'s French Antarc- Mm reac iatitude sev. gouth and discovered st and south of Alexander nh conrt gr Major hed that Americans had been American-owned planiation China regards as unimportant the report that the British government holds that conguited chow«fu with Railroad train. York City, to Charles R. Trust, trist pany. Heike, proceedings against his com- BE ,,. ———— Ascertain the Number and Value of Live Stock on the Ranges, Washington, D. C.—~The Census “u.ezn is making unusual prepara- t ons to determing ciact number and value of live stock on the ranges on April 15 next. It wiil endeavor to obtain the most com pots and accurate figures ever gath- ¢..d on this subject. The bureau will {iy to insure the ranchmen and farm. ere, especially of the Western range States, that thelr interests will not be affected by a frank and full dis closure of their live stock possessions, To t ATTORNEYS, A SS ——— D.? PF. FORTUEY ATTORNEY-AT-LAW BELLEVOXNTR, PA Ofios North of Court House Ww HADRIAON WALKER ATTORNEY-AT-LAW BELLEFONTR, Pa Feo. 19 W. High Street. All weolusoual Sinus preaytly atinadad ww Ire. J. Bowes ATTORNEYS AT-LAW EsoLz Broom BELLEFONTE. PA Consultation in Englah and German - - ES Oe CLEMENT DALE ATTORY EY AT-LAW BELLEFONTE Pi. Ofice RN. W. corner Diamond, two doors from ist Nations! Bank. roo s— Ww. G RUNKLER ATTORNEY -AT-LAW BELLEFONTE. PA. All kinds of legal bueinem stiended to promptly Fpecial attention given to collections. Ofos, oor Crider's Exchangs BR B. SPANGLER ATTORNEY -AT-LAW BELLEFONTE FPA Practices itn «ll the courts Conenlistion 3 English snd German. Ofos, Orider s Exchange Butiting ES Hote! Og For EDWARD ROYER, Proprietos Location : One mie South of Centre Hall Ascommedations firstclam Good ber. Partly wishing $0 enjoy so evening given spocigl sttention. Meals for such ooonsions pared on short notice. Always for the transient trade RATES : $1.00 PER DAY Pt So Mn ht Hate! MILLEEKIM, PA PA BHAWVER, Frop Plast slam socommodsiions for the Wravele Sood table board and sleeping a partments The sholoest Liguom at the bear. Buabile a semmodations for NoTeet is the best be Bg bad Bas and from sll trains on te lewisbarg and Tyrone Balirosd, at Oshusg = ee ——— LIVERY 2 Special Effort made to Accommodate Com mercial Travelers. D. A. BOOZER Centre Hall, Pa, Penn’a RL Penn s Valley | Bar nking Company CENTRE HALL, PA WW. B. MINGLE, Cashiq’ Receives Deposits . . Discounts Notes , . . H. @. STROHIEIER, CENTRE HALL, . . . . PEMN. Manufacturer. of and Dealer In HIGH GRADE MONUMENTAL WORK in all kinds of Marble aw Granite, Pan w gu mg pan ”> oo - NW AL gency IN CENTRE COUNTY Agent Bellefonte, Penn'a. A A — The Largest and Boat Accident Ins. Compass Bonds of Every Descrig- tion. Pilate Glas: In- surance al low rates, PE he
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