THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., APRIL 4, 190)
The Racket.
| The sales are all over for this spring
| and the boys all got fat on snits pie and
‘ | doughnuts,
New This Week: | 1. J. Thiesler will move from ridge
Matting tl | avenue to Mr. Reynolds, farm above
Matting C1 Bellefonte, and Mr. Wright will move
Have sold it during the past
Mingoville.
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American Beats
from the Curtin farm to the farm vacated
by Mr, Thresler,
Doc. Yarnell will move from the Zim.
merman house to Snydertown. We are
| sorry to see Doc, go.
il
Mrs
Hinds are very
at this writing
Japs.
J years, and find it ives rood
isfaction. Price this season
Bargain in
er yard. . .
4 Samuel Homan and Mrs, Samuel
poorly with pneumonia |
Smyrna Rugs $1.50
H nd
Beauties for
The
Our school at this place will close on |
| the 4th of April.
The Gettig brothers have moved their |
saw mill into little Sugar valley,
Knit
$ n
NOLO
Alway 3 complete
Racket De pt 18 A
William Sproul is still in the syrup
business and has been very successful so
far.
, Deitrich has purchased a brand
new of harness, and also a new
Brooklvn wagon, how's that for business?
It is no wonder that Mike says he is
| pot afraid of spooks, for there are always
lots around to guard him. That is right
| Mike, the more the merrier.
G. R SPIGELMYER | Petie boards at home and the rest of
his time be travels over the hills.
c
sel
remarkable
signs and values for 50 cts
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John White says he will have an enor- |
mous crop of peaches. |
W. H. Deitrich
patch ready to plant
Linden Hall
getting his
carly potatoes,
is potato
WILLE
Hot
it
at pre
Simae
ounbaugh, ©
ace to hel]
p
High Valley
anuel Ker
Lose, was in
Eno
Loyd
tetier, In
Va
ther for the pontoon bridge
got a
company with
ooking up
and called
the timber
the ey
f our young
the seri
[ the ( ’ Ld
) St And
Al
wn
“ i al
and
most m
Pye
:
my
wi
take advice,
rs and | | deal in
rabbits will see which wi
the In case the jack
ts turn out baboons, youjshall have
right te the fare
du husht m h und see
® we
Ake
al
the
oney
e m
macht
“
Dan
Beech Creek. waxa
While Frank
township, drivi
pear the Sunday
through the culvert
nearly torn ol
Mr. and Mr
ment, hav
will t
Edward Sy
Haven, ha
room form y
ny Mr Ha
Squire Ligget
; Gray Hasti
neanle
§ Ww
shipped
live
having
have cong
that bus
The Ii
Beech ( 1 the
the ¢ ng X 10 sy Of
Hiare
nuded to
WAS ine
hi
One of her
station is not to
He
he
‘he real estate gagent
take charge of the big
avs they may write a
going
umber job
imal wa
they please,
an into
"
tm
ke chars
ners
\
DOTOug
The
which spans
\
comple ted
ipsh iIrtg on
n the valley
of
) ’ . n i '
ge : V CK " lay ail rent
man Heiimns
k though over
Card of Thank a ng
Bowing a won
ity, Iw
wchday
Char Harter
moved to West Virgh
gaged in lumbering
Through the columnsg T : "
Democrat, the undersigne of «
heartielt thanks to friend igh
for kindness and assistance shown during
the late illness and death of their mother,
whose spirit took its flight March sth
Especial thanks to David, Maretta and |
Molly McLaughlin and Grant Kessinger,
of Snow Shoe,
to again sit up
) press thelr
and OTS
” have
ia where he is
Ne) and family re
en
Barnest Reighard has 1eturned from
Notth Carolina, where he was driving
team in the timber belt
Rev. Calvin Meizener preached to the
STANLEY WATSON, | United Kvangelical congregation on
BLMiEr WATSON, | Sunday evening. Rev. Reimer, the pre:
Runville, Pa. | Hiding elder, preached in the morning.
Jorn WATSON, |
Penn Cave
Mr. Noah Brumgart will move to Reb.
ersburg on the gth of April,
James Wert, George Wise and Henry
Showers moved on 26th of March, in
their new residence,
James Beck has a well-mated team
Since when do we have such a grand
barber shop in the Murray school ?
Murray school closed the 4th of April.
Now look out, Wm. Weaver
have the best of cattle in
neighborhood
for will
stock this
The spelling match in Murray school,
was not well attended on account the
weather, but the ringtag was an entire
of
SUCCESS.
Mr. Brungard had no school on Friday
last, as he went to his grandmother's
funeral, at Wolfs Store
week are the
following : Wise on Gramley’s
farm, two miles east of Madisonburg
James Wert to Wolfs Store, and Henry
Showers on James Wert's farm
Il the young of this place,
were invited to the quilting on Saturday,
given by Viola Tressler It 1s her sixth
quilt. Now she has enough for a fine
young fellow to sleep under
Those that moved this
Geo
ladies,
The Sunday school, in Murray school,
was re organized on the 31st of March.
rs. Limbert is slowly improving from
sy and heart disease
Pleasant Gap.
MN
Kes
few
Dale,
D
acted
Mr and
daughter, KE
Sunday with frien
pear Pine Grove
A near
business in town
N An
fith, of
isin
Grove, of
State
!
town
Kaup has had a new chain
pump pls in her wel
Thursday of last week Mr
master, moved the postoff
Cle
Kline post
from Wm
e's storeroon owned
Tressler
Wels r, 4 shy
lege, is spending his Eq
his parents, at
DAamue State 0
ation with
this pls
Tylersville.
Clarence Miller,
} 1 the
Creek, has
& Ream's
Albert Kessinger's
tM Hall th
Henry Grieb
in
who has recently com
blacksmith trade at Beech
accepted a position in Moyer
carriage shops, at Penn Ha
moved thei
Thur
for the north. we
Wednesday
anied
They
'
ater
into
day
Mlern
ol Ast
Aaron
cit their
when they
part of |
He
ol
week was by
Millhe
io fo iow
uitably d
Miss Maggie » last
or Lock Have
work
mi
SHOOK,
ives here
mm
w on,
b loc :
Tuesday
where she expects to
Orvis Caris intends moving up the river
about the middie of April, where he has
ght month's
ds wish
term of school
him
pecnred an ef
to teacl Hi
Miss Sadie Magee is at present staying
at John Rhule's, where she is undergoing
a treatment for her lungs, which we
hope will be beneficial, -
frien
SNCCess
Wm. Magee intends to move to Hunt
jugdon county this week, where he has
secured employment
To Cure a Cold in One Day,
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it falls |
KE. W. Grove's signature is on
asc.
to cure,
, aceh box,
AGUINALDO CAPTURED
Continued from Page |
quantity of wigne d correspond ned
this material two letters were const
ted
ostensibly from Lacuna to Aguinaldo
One of the
the
werted
se contained information a
the w The
ordi
to
progress of
that,
nr other
pursuant to
from Baldermero Aguinaldo
sending his company to Pre
\guinaldo
eral Funston came
Ania and organ
ht
ized his expedition, selecting se §
all of
T we nty-one
venty-«
Macabebes, whom Tagalog
poke
fluently insurgent uniforms
and the others the dress of Filipino labor
ers
fifty
This Macabehe company, armed wi
Mausers
Krag-Jorgensens, was
‘ ighte en
Remingtons and
ten commanded b)
Captain Russell T. Hazzard of the Eleventh
United With
[Lieutenant Oliver
States Volunteer Cavalry
him was his brother
M. Hazzard
Ww
* mime regiment
Newton. Thirty tour
Harry
heca
was taken
and Li
eth
Casiguran Bay
infantry
window
the
}
MOLINE SA
ran to
3
IaCHIO, One
Hilario I
floes and a former insur
was wounded in the lung hy the fire «
Kansas regiment at the battle of Calo
Ag
prisoner « {
his arms around iinaldo
You
threw
claiming Are a
Americans |
Colonel Simeon Villis, Aguinaldo’s chief
of staff ; Major
tacked the men who
Placido shot Villia in the shoulder
Alambra and others al
were holding Aguine.
| aldo
| Alambra jumped out of the window and |
is sup- |
attempted to cross the river
Five other
| posed that he was drowned,
insurgent officers fought for a few minutes of other Filipino officers with considerable
of their
acification of the islands were progressing
to The mug
by Benator Platt of Connecti
numbers
J
without regard
and then fled, making their escape followers, and genersl
When the firing began General Funston
assumed command and directed the attack
pe §
capture of Aguinaldo, ‘|
Aguinaldo
on the house onally assisting in the | gestion made
he insurgent hod y cut mt Aguinaldo should be held on the
ye
guard le AVing twenty nities int the close of the
ogo Barc urgent treasurer made
he
wition to Ix
surrendered w
When captured
thout resistances of him then
inaldo was tremen adopted
he calmed down under
hands
that} " i
IANO ‘ A and the su } attended
n o 4
surrection
It
January 28 |
in all parts of the archi
splur ng
this
of
not be
aby ud
that
reflects
has never asked
Wis 0) '¥ 1 that Ay
A lol thal Aguila in a conversation
1 (MM | d f
idl proclaimed him with Representative
he
irtis
dictator He |
for
when Lia
ad '
had heen as, Intimated that wonld
Palanan seven months, undisturbed overlooked There is 're
except bment of the Sixteenth Funston's career
{ tes %it 1} h
Infantry visited the tewn., On that ocea not generally know:
8100 ' . ' Hl
Hi great cred m He
mountaing i his State foy
roo Ts
rooj
himself
the den
Kansas te
«work
»
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SHOES HERE.
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A. C. MINGLE,
THE SHOE MAN.