8 THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. JUNE 14. 1900. The Standard Sewing Machine. The Racket. 7,9 and 11 Crider's Exchange, Bellefonte. Now Reapy—Buttericks Delin eator, Fashion Sheet and Patterns for July. Millheim. | Henry Brown and family Farmers Mills and Centre Hall oe y om Roland. PUBLIC OPINION, Opinlons From Questions Various Sources on of the Day. The attempt make three-quarter urday. eltizens out of the Porto Ricans | Miss Rebecca Royer died at Philadel. | talnly original — Ex-Bpeaker Reed, phia on Tuesday, the sth, and her re- - mains were brought here and buried in the Fairview cemetery on Thursday. She was born at this place 53 years ago, and lived here part of the time, She Mrs. Geo. Bridge, of Jersey Shore, re. turned home on Tuesday, after a week visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Neff, of this place, Miss Holter, of Altoona, is at present the guest of her aunt, Mrs. V. E. Curtin. ORGAN RECITAL A musical concert was held inthe M. E church on Saturday were to last Sat. to Corrs Sue General Wheeler's o [one-sixth of 1 per tion of the Philippines ing us is dreadfully un imate that only of the popula been fight unie it cent Last January (blizzards are ripe about that time U kno,) I bought has nd Hh 1000 Fans. Up-to-date storekec ers must have faith in the future Hot weather came as expected and if U money ki from 1 Ww Fan for int a vn Nice One of p htt] evening last, and the pew organ w used for the occasion. Meyer, anly and Miss Annie Kline 1€ | Misses Bes Winifred Weil and May Riesh, Ezra Tressler. G | Meyer and Clyde Weiland, of Boalsbur | rendered a number | COn 1e Searson iM choice se i duets, Ol eclio auartett Juans Wu st ny | choruse $0l0s Their mu | who were pre the end Morr ith app: of was wel red G. R. SPIGELMYER. |' CORRESPONDENTS DEPARTMENTS, CONTINUED FROM -TH Boalsburg. re they re We » Mast Priday make, which feet mo length, was k of the door to the wait ¥.4 mort measure station wa form when basking in the ne ol it those w [he apy = ev ER paint. Thm this vic mity the century founder Children Methodist and schools with Methodist mill 18 the having ) by Michae of Beech Creek heer AY wa Pre HOTODT Jy » observed an ale exer J their by the Sabbath 1909 The SETYICE Si ihytler schoo! he in audience speak day ervi "as and choo eat * main om thither ) audi. ven : OM Rie church orated t Tune shie wi 1 Wasted y ferns, pal an ked about wer potted pl the plat Axemann. Fibward Owens oy for Pits saw several month Miss Blanche our streeis Chas Necon and family visited at the home of Mrs. Emma Da e, of Houser. ville, on Sunday Calvin Girerer and wife visited among friends at Pillmore, on unday Misses Mary Rote and Rachael Scan- lon are at present visiting State College. Mrs. Calvin Burris Sundayed at the dome of ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. Uriah Stover, of Houserville, eft this pla where he con ues wry, expects w Kaup is again seen on PAGE Oak Hal iay L. n at entertaine unch emonade neindin ARE Aan 1 youg ladies tha Cringerich apd Sadie Feld ng, of Linden Ha the Misses Feity of nngictown . Miss Bess Gramiey, of Walnut Ge Misses Margaret and Gertrude Homan. Annie Bohn, Annie Lesh, Cora Homan and Ella and Kathryn ale They report a pieasant time Miss has I ue v TR ) = Was served present were Misses wwe Lemont, who Dougherty Mo me on Mn Eptror Please tell Mr. Rover to come again There was a cat oad of cattle, 14 in number loaded at this place this even ing, for Chicago market The average weight was pounds. They were fed by William Davis 24 miles vorth of this village. From a western reader of the Democrat, Vv 1738 N. MuLnoLLAND, Valparaiso, Neb Prof, Philip H. assisted by Samuel! Hart , Of Belletoute, and | 5 And pay his debts tom i to let the other fellow do the left to survive her one brother and sisters James H former citizen this honors at Dickinson u last Thursday, and has al ured a tion a second ns | teacher in a ry in the state 1 | ' at a hands The 1 Clinton as Hall, of son place College, | 1d [= i ™ } po semin cemam 1 alo Watkins he excar from Phila 8, which =» pnd Dela Western Ra Chunk . Washingt from and $2 phia points nage Richmon and Washingt from on w York “4 ih an N Ph Central Ra : sationa d at adeiphia on of 4] is pon ith, the road Pa. sell excursion tickets from a ieiphia and return at Tickets kood going from June 15th to 19th incln sive and on is line to Phila: one way fare for round trip good for ’ June 26th W. Geruanr, Gen’ Supt, - Different Here A man is reported in McGoffin county to have lost his mind because be couldn't In this county, the cus return unt worrying graduated hve | {4 humiliatingly true of John Hall, 4 Teddy Roo W People in the yautry wh Are rd by flies should remember that the fragrant ver wh ndantly by nearly every roa hung it an shed its faint fragrant perfume through itive away more flies than i molasses and other fly } APETS CAN ever t the nly in | book mints of a Loieman, a talior of Rea were p he Away squared would have a snue fortune Oeman Mr. ( | years, and in low has wen for tin that 000 worth of He « he an | of trad Atle to shig m station on the ne o road, owing largely to the Jum | pped by the Linden Hall lumber Co. When the big Kettle lumber opera tion begins, with Centre Ha ping point put this station at the head for shipments Put on Your Rubbers an is ship now If Afraid The Scientific American suggests that if you are afraid of lightning, simply put on your rubbers and stand up so your clothes won't touch anywhere, Whether | you are in doors or out of doors you are perfectly safe, for rubber is a non con. ductor and you are completely insu | Inted, : - | The electric lamps at night give the I streets a sort of a pole- light look. hicago Nev | Reasons fos t] I wo I'he “Standard” Sewing Machine Co SARA C. BRICKLEY, THE GLOBE A i DRY GOODS, MILLINERY & CARPETS | Merchandise Has Taken a Drop ere + 9 eR 2 ¢ “vy It means a sa ‘y 4 "ory 290 Cents. LLINERY. at M ial r Summer | ye y for waiting any nget vi x no noe mec ar na : Ver € Dargamn L) rep win thro cst prices ever YOu to Inve DON'T FORGET OUR CARPET DEPARTMENT. THE GLOBE KATZ & COMPANY. BELLEFONTE, PA. .
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