8 THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELL KrORTS, a. MAY a oy 1900, The Racket. 7,9 and ll Crider’'s Exchange, Bellefonte. Did U former Bie ryele Per Monday cirens in Trick diamond, the the } | ’ : { puede on was a whole it! and ’ | t wheel would ) ) + { evening wi n't 1 CXDIAINns \ A tried 1900 Model Chainless $75. Chain 50. Hartford 35. Pennant 25. ““ Every Path Hath a Puddle.” The puddle in the pathway of most lfves is a defective circulation due to a blood sup- ply that instead of growing clear and strong like a moun- tain brook, is stagnant and impure. Puddles may be puri- fied, however, and become limpid streams. That is what Hood’ s Sarsaparilla does with human blood. Ie he | plishes kidneys wes, tee Organs, liver, lungs, are all braced and in pp Suffered eve It never di DYopepyia death | ye rolls vigora nnils rything but re with dyspepsia ng ved me until I took Hood's Sarsapa and it made and kept me well, vihing 1 wish” Mar. Et s M Danbury, Conn “Five years | suffersd impure Blood face and body Hood's with pimples on Farsapariila cured me permanently It also cured my father's carbuncies.” Avsenry E. Cuasr, Tustin City, Cal, E rysipelas - “My lNttle gir! Is now fat and Taithy on account of Hood's Barsapa rilla caring her of erysipelas and ecsema It 1s our family medicine, as we all take it." Mas J. O, Wurariey, Port Chester, N. Y, Heian Foot . Pile ears ear fila, the “olf catbariie in take With Hots Ravenpr, hein nd Noth n GENK | see the green buds ¢ CORRESPONDENTS DEPARTMENT CONTINUED FROM 7TH PAGE Millheim. Frank Kern from the Bellefonte laun- dry, visited his mother over Sunday. | The Brush mountain has been on fire since last Friday. The fire was started ‘by William Lingle who wanted to burn lover a place to put up a shanty and the | high wiad took it beyond his contro! | and a number of people have been fight. ing the ever since, A great deal { timber has been destroyed, besides | wood. fire ol wenees aud hre J. H land | 18 yf tin He ring to W Reif tw trac to H. gi township, and th Woll in 3! mn Unt ote IC out their earn of demise years of age ! He is , Miss Grace. y and He the when death vived by one sar and two son er Highvalley. during the week, | verythis 8 have their leased to The warm weather, made High Valley shine, KE green, whipperwil ilifications, and e very cow is p ming on Barnet Eisenhuth, from Inge! in High Valley and promised to fet mess of fish far gyes est net 1e K is looking by, was ch a i Now, is Snyder is the ¢ hampion fisherman one day he hooked 12 4 speckied The scrit Frank A gh Coburn with his fine 2:20 3} fhe Coburn put his specks on 10 see the 1 to the In trout saw len driving ou bad 1 KIAYS, aCe Ye 0 whet Ko round Frank, hold lines Rumor is that im | nut posts If so, 3 | know, and I nu deal is dealing in chest et the » able lease tribe a he 10 make If the of Cot bat Can mirn wishes to fence her, the of furnisa him the best in his mn High | Hate meey scribe RY 2 fa LS | Oak Hall. Quite a number of our men are kept | busy fighting the fire, that broke out on Nittany mouatain, on Sunday afternoon Mrs. Maud Croyle, of New York, visiting P. 8. Dale and family, i Mrs. Harry Kaup and son Earl, of | Altoona. have been visiting at the home | of Mrs. Wm. Kaup. | Ida Knopf and Maggie Johuson, ! Pittsburg, were in town last week, David Meyer, of Centre Hall, transact. | | ed business in town last week, i i ! is of The women with tiny feet can't under. ! stand why long skirts are fashionable, od, , And have It Rebersbure. The people usually say when a person is obliged to close his eyes to say some- thing, it is a lie, Probably farmer Pit knows something about it, Daniel Harter, our assessor, of our burg, made a business trip to Belle- fonte on Mouday. Calvin Morris is building a new piece to the south-west side of his house, The carpenters, at the present rate, will have the ) completed by the end of this week. Grithth Garret knows how to make work go. » the We stand that a valuable beginuing of this under the COW week jor [saac C, Bastian Wolf Audle tre Lents on Monday t ffom J t Coburn. t« TOTAL Church, Roland Church, Pleasant Gat nion Sunday School, Zion Presbyterian Church, Ph M. E Latheran ¢ Total A. Musss RB Kir 190% { Boy ARTH! , May 2, RY Bellefonte, Pa In the weekly the box at more count the Wes be 1d ge 8 Close inssdav, and no that ' p m coupons wil received for | week i I THIS OU |The Centre Democrat, COUPON 0. 20 MAY This y ont for A CORNISH CHAPEL ORGAN Made by ( fa be given to by the Centre Demoorat ¢ handsome & { some % Washingte Rehool ¢ slime ornisl nday Ti | This vote cast for this £0Upon Is held longer than six weaks, or six No's it will expire and cannot be sount Mend by mail or personal’'y to this offices posited In the alist Box. SONNNNNONNNNNNNINNNNRORNGS near | | Kennedy; trips, too. | who Rob Ward, of Bellefonte, is spending a few days with his friend Harry Shultz, “Leap frog’ seems to be the amusement at present, Miss Kate Glenn Howard last week, “Oom Paul" is again in demand at we notice it takes quite a few chief visited friends at We are sorry to say that Mr. Holt, has been sick for sometime, has not improved much yet, Mrs. Arma Wor Holter, of Bellefonte, sp Mrs. J. B. Curtin, Milesburg. and ent deock Mrs. Ia inday with 1 nol R daugnlier, th place Mrs, Laura long and Milton, Pa., but formerly attended the funer: f My Joshua Mit in » of al 0 father, he last wet Wm. B | asst one from lL Pension wiey, wh mes from Wasin epared and is rea 0 Congress this i 5 is at the caliing on into existence ceminine pas bottom of It “With cents, sion for barga ns a explains a contemporary mired down to a half what a chance It would be for close rates the ase half a Half cents were once coined by but | government, they went out of century ago - Strike In Philadelphia The of trades, composed of nearly a demands the allied building | the build unions in Philadelphia city, ing trades for an eight hour work day with increas ed pay were put force Tuesday mm as a it 5,000 men are on strike . Renove Shops to be Enlarged The shop at Renovo is the mach The botler shops and bolt cutting departments ’ 5 cupy the future Renovo News says ne to be enlarged = separate buildings in near | The woman who is proud of her small feet walks on her pride The ofiene: more she talks about ber rights A woman gets lefi, the The woman who is always picking at the men is lef! unpicked by them There is nothing more uncertain than the weather or the age of a woman Suffering loses hall its charms for a woman if she has to do it in silence, No man ever fully realizes a woman's eloquence until after he gets married, Some women don't show their age because they use wrinkle proof paist, | When a woman makes a confident of a | man, she either wants to be pitied or ad | mired. | I's cold day when a woman doesn't | Kossip over the back fence with her | gor, CASCSH | manner great | | this county has had its share | of SEVERE MOUNTAIN PIRES. | JAPAN'S POETESS LAUREATE | Setako, Seventy Three Yenrs 014, It appears that the entire mountain Heide tha It ani AD | « tf nut district of this state has suffered ily Te [Tea SH aw Competitors, the past week from raging that have swept over vast areas and done | great de- stroyed lumber operations, fences, made y ’ tes 4 severely ! forest fires | The “erowned poet” to the court of the mikedo is & woman, The post is equivalent to that of our poet laureate, but is & much more difficu for the me merc) erary ur ne, damage to growing timber, travel difficult over mountains, in some t one to fill even e ndang ered lives dern Japanese are the most less critics in all that concer: oss has been entail 4 er ago 4 matters, says the Chi For the past week the WAS In these dandvantaces {he Van ¥ heavy coon ished po ’ ontrives atmosphere spite of hazy and at um moke so to} i ame al The leaves the sun, burnt STORE HOTELS They Are Said Those to Burn Oftener Thar Built Entirely of A vod THE GLOBE DRY, GOODS MILLINERY AND CARPET GRADUATION DAY Ae. and Summer Wear Ideas am 3) |W hite Organdie, | wide, . . . nicer, dozs n wash ches 10C a yard. White Organdie, very fine, 30 inches wide, . 50ca vard Soft Mulle, white only, 32 in wide, ‘. ~, a yard. White Persian Lawn, 32 in wide, . .20 and 35ca yard. WHITE KID GLOVES. sed, 4 button $1.00 Dressed or undres lengths, ‘ Black or self stitched, 8 button lengths, « » + . +. $125 16 button lengths, . $225 All sizes in cach style. WHITE FANS. Plain stick and decorated gauzd* at. . 90 and 75 cents Dotted Dress Swiss from 15¢ a vard to 30¢ a yard, Wash Chiffon, to be had only at “The Globe,” 48 in wide, pure white, 45 cents a yard: looks like Swiss but is ‘much Hand Painted and Embossed Fans--colored sticks $1 to $3.5 is Week. fast colors, regular - = 15 cents a pair. Special for Th Womens Polka Dot Hose, 25 cent goods, yo THE GLOBE, Katz & Company, Limited, Bellefonte, Penna.
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