THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., AUGUST 14, 1902. MISS ABBIE PEFFER. Khe Does All the Work on Her Own Fifty Farm. Abble Peffer, educated for the world and soclety and for eight sea pons a teacher in the public schools, has for the past ten years conducted a fifty acre farm three miles southwest pf Mishawaka, Ind, She woman bf refinement and culture, but has tak en up agricultural pursuits because she Hoes not want to see the old homestead Aere Miss is a pass Into the hands of strangers and because male farm hands are unrelia ble, indolent and worthless when un- der the supervision of a frail woman. Her fruit and are famous in that Indiana, and her work Is really Miss Peffer Is a nile W. A. Peffer of Kansas combines a re vegetables of marvelous ex-Senator and she section ¢ of All the wo ard hands are her own VOI y Commercial Tribune The Secret of Youth. ntifie i hns Mn porary been 3 as they ad Vance in years gros lainer tha: en and Btroys their good looks, says Pletorial. With this very question Max O'Rell deals in his latest book, and it encourages the 8 woman may retain Rppearance longer a other point giving her fi Ry with uo pefentific de the Lady's why marriage frequently also hope that outhful gain irther equal- id that both her 3 nd thus an mn to fix the and the pl agree on the point that tion the personal appearance the temper may’do much to preserve youth and beauty. Max O'Rell blunt ly says that discreet and judicious co quetry will woman absolutely beautiful and young till fifty. After that nercifully draw the veil scientific mentor soberly advises of open air exercise, eareful ntion to the toilet and diet and the cultivation of amiability A pense of hur largely helps the re. tention of youth and might hay ved Faust a of tron possessed it nnbappily, amiabliity and a sense of humor alike difficult to cenitivate; deed, they are wholly be yond the On the hole writers careful atten- and Ulosophle to keep n we must Our plenty atte or lot le had he fut, are reach of a large majority is safer to appear RO ensy for therefore, it | on to personal ance. Ne ] de women ts ives attractive that there | y excuse for ar than, If astute French j counsels wo man to be eareful about her hair. Our grave scientific contemporary suggests that a toilet should never hurried. And to this sage advice may be added a third counsel, which is to cultivate a distinet style of dress. ooking old ones ange The losopher lady's he The Ideal Drawing Room. An ideal drawing room Is coming, having no rugs, no upholstered furni- ture, no portieres, no window shades, Bo sharp corners, no hanging pictures and even no elaborate earvings on fur. niture, wainscoting or mantel. Ma. hogany will be the one material for finish and furniture. Wide windows will let In light and alr from all sides, and to relleve the semibarrenness of such a room there will be banks of plants and flowers, and especially will plants of the india rubber and eucalyp- tus families be kept for thelr bacteria destroying qualities, In the bedroom the same simplicity as to flooring and walls should be maintained, and, as to beds, there should be no pillows, The mattress should be on plain springs, stretched eighteen Inches above the floor, and It sould slope three or four inches from the head to the foot. This allows the built with regard to cleanliness, with the least expenditure of labor, and in the preservation of meats a cloth sus. pended over them, containing a shal low vessel filled with some antiseptic, Is an admirable The res “h It will be here al it, and does come it will stay, -Chieago Tribune, device, alth home” Is coming. ost before you know when it Don't Be The fiat or, low chested girl ought of herself She ston ps or s breathe properly. To ighten her self first duty to her health and to society, and It Is the simplest thing In the world well as one of the most important to fill out the hollows in a sunken chest and to develop the with of sap so much Flat Chestea, chested worse yet , hol to be ashameq he does not ait stra is her ns lungs and thus do nwa) most and colds that strength of many ut this time of the To “tra: Stand flattened Casings woten even Year sform” a hollow chest in a doorway the palms of your just at the shoulders Then, walk t placing hands on height of without your Do Ing your door it morn amazed how You'll like a few months, the the and hands, this forty You will rough ight {OO swe look shoulders les Into you yourself Children and Singing. they oer G4 Krace POBBOSKOTS f Dainty Candle Shade, pet tips of the tul al ive shoul be 80 slete at the top of the to be cut out around then and natural eff above the candlelight hed ! 8 A pretty the flowers rising A Novel Laundry Pag. The newest | a handy rect practical. In addition to the familiar strings at the which allow the bag to be opened to its full width or drawn tightly flap straight undry bag is ptacle and decidedly together, there Is a deep across the bottom, which Is fastened with buttons and button holes bag, the ticles drop out, the ne through the bag of thi rece was of broad check pattern in heavy linen, green and gray in tone thus avoiding ther One Ces of ty of dragging opening at the top ty pe seer tly Homemade Windows, leautiful ean Iw homen made wit) expense one has patience taste Small pieces of glass In plain mottled or can be bought cheaply and put together colors clouded, Oh with called gers, good effect One woman who has made several of these windows has one of various shades of yellow or col ors that harmonize with it for her yel low room, similar schemes for her blue room and for her pink one. all cut worked Kings putty fn can pleces, be in Cultivating Grace, The three elements of grace are gravity, flexibility and force. Physical culture should educate ench muscle of the body, and when the body 1s under the complete control of the will, If the mind have high ideals and ennobling thoughts, the individual will be grace. ful. From this flows the wonderful | quality of personal magnetism.—Mil- waunkee Sentinel, A fancy in which some hostesses in. | dulge Is to have different sets of glass to match thelr different sets of china, and some exceedingly artistic color effects are achieved by this combina. | girls who | your « | dither pay the | your | removing | drawing | When it is desired to empty the ap Is unbuttoned and the ar- ide glass windows | comparatively little and good | on | side of the ordinary clear window | tal) with | DON'TS FOR GIRLS, Don't take liberties with verity, Men especially shun girls who exaggerate, Don't stare, Girls do too often, then unjustly resent return from strangers Don't 1 gods’ Boasting Don't The habit Kltiares you will of thi manifested, ire one bho arms while walk It looks Girls think it looks athlete, Don't in the morning The nobodles do, and if you glitter in daylight you will for a body 30 lug Is common COnrse, wear Jewels be taken no m't use superlatives Reposeful used to the things of life rable but nr that gush Don’! are des admire, neve rrow money The or Jew els from find lost Hums first you the may and last If must he Don't rol d father forts In order ! tylish earner should be n his fore fas! of The wage com rights be as her privileges, Don't g wit with re well acquainted men unless you habits, inl » taking with their Pos For the Dressing Table. 8 8 ost use serlle. A tie square on is 1 next | of black wile fhe fancy knot made at either to the board ing pins A nesdlebook In of lowest corner nd a thimble held down fixed on the boar with a res and white white ecottor Tt a 4 cord Is | «1 through and a fastened down by draw shaw ivy leaf Is plac and a small pe sOTE are placed opposite, hite : Pins A RR INAKMS an by loops of w elastic box addi nalied down for Kiove by draw button good prefer such as The First Plunestocking. About one | Ired and thirty years Mrs. Montague lived in troduced the fashion of “con parties.” whi who were very other | Be hive parties was a who wore men thus nick “Blue papers were i» irties Noon ths about lieved that the stocking full of clubs, and ma ladies who eame bluestock ings After awhile all stu dious ladies were enlled “bluestock: Ings.” and today people often speak of some learned woman as a “blue stocking.” A man was really the orig inal “bluestocking.” so the term ought really to be applied to learned men end not to women, Wore The Chest, The following simple exercise will assist greatly In rounding out the chest: Lift the bands, palms outward, until the fingers touch at the tips. The hands should meet Just over the head and the fingers lightly kiss each other. The elbows should be held out sharply, #0 ax to give the arms full play and open the lungs, Lift the arms, with elbows proiruding, as many thes as possible without actual fatigue. Touch the finger tips over the head as often as the hands meet. In mild weather practice this near an open window or In a spacious room with windows wide open, If possible, so as to be sure of good, pure alr, Putting Down Matting. A housekeeper who has made the ex. ALL WALKS IN LIFE, { A Comfort to the Aged, to the Young and Mid. dle Aged, a Cure, a Nerve Medicine Never | Equaled. | Mr. William Holliday, of No, 20 ME Ave. Altuona, Pa, says: “1 can recommend Dr. A: ! W. Chase's Nerve Pills to those who like my sell have passed the meridan of life and | &Derve tonle to steady the nerves and stop the | oncoming shakluess of nerves that age brings I got a box and they did alll could ask or ex | pect—gave mo strength and my willingness to recommend them Dr. A, W.Chase's Nerve Pills are sold at He A box or Dr, A, W, Chase Medicine Co., Buffalo, | N.Y. &ee that portralt and signature of A. W, | Chase, M.D. are on every package, For sale at Krumrine's Drug Store, steading ss hence | | NIAGARA FALLS EXCURSIONS. | popular ten-day excursions to Niagara Falls from Washington and Baltimore : | 4th | On these | Wash. | GOS a. | I 40 | August 7th and 21st, September | and 18, and October 2 and 16 ! dates the special train will leave | Ington at 500 a. m., Baltimore | m., York 1045a. m., Harrisburg i a. m., Millersburg 12.20 p. m., Sunbury 12 58 p. m. Williamsport 2.30 p.m., Lock | m., | arriving Haven 308 p. m., Renovo 3.55 p Emporium Janction 5.05 p. m., at Niagara Falls at g.35 p. m, Excursion tickets, good for return passage on any regular train, exclusive of limited express trains, regulaar train, | exclusive of limited express trains with. in ten days, will be sold at $10.00 from | | Washington and Baltimore; $9 35 from | York, $10.00 from Littlestown; $10.00 | from Oxford, Pa.; $9 15 from Columbia; $5.50 from Harrisburg; $i from | Winchester, Va., $7 80 from Altoona; $7.40 from Tyrone; §6 45 from Bellefonte: fs5.10 from Ridgway; $6.90 from 8 bury and Wilkesharre; $5.75 from Wil. Hamsport; and roportionate rates | from principal A stop over will be allowed at within limit of ‘ ticket returning | Thespecial trains of Pullman parlor {cars and day coaches will be run with running through to Ni- agara Falls. An extra charge wi f OY parior-Car seats rnced tourist ACCOM PAD ) OO Na at 3 po uls juffalo each excursion be made An experi chaperon w son and cach excur- a ent agent For descriptive pamphlet, time of oon | necting trains, and farther information apply to nearest ticket agent, or address W. Boyd, Assistant General Passen ger Agent, Broad Street Station, Phila “delphia. Geo -—— { REDUCED RATES TO SEA SHORE. The Pennsylvania railroad company bas arranged for four low-rate ten day excursions for the present season from North Bend, Troy, Bellefonte, Williams. port, Mocanaqua, Sunbury, Shenandoah, Dauphin and principal intermediate stations (including stations on branch roads,) to Atlantic City, Cape May, Ocean City, Sea Isie City, Avalon, Anglesea, Wildwood or Holly Beach, on Thursdays, August 14th and 28th, 1902 Excuision tickets, good to return by regular trains within ten days, will be sold at very low rates. Tickets to At. lautic City will be sold via the Delaware River Bridge Route, the only all-rail line, or via Market street Whar!, Phila- deiphia. Stop over can be had at Philadelphia, either going or returning, within limit of ticket. For information in regard to specific rates and time of trains consult hand. bills, or apply to agents, or E. 8S. Harrar, “1 had a very severe sickness that took off all my hair. | pur- chased a bottle of Aver's Hair Vigor and it brought all my hair back again.” W. D. Quinn, Marseilles, 111. One thing is certain, — Ayer’s Hair Vigor makes the hair grow. This is because it is a hair food. It feeds the hair and the hair grows, that’s all there is to it. It stops falling of the hair, too, and al- ways restores color to gray hair. $1.00 2 bottle All Srugpiets M your droggist cannot » ipply you, send us one dollar and we will express you a bottle. Be sure and give the name of your nearest express office, Address, J.C AYER CO, Lowell, Mass Three F ine Farris Private Sale ! Estate of Jacob Garbrick, dec’d. late of Marion twp. The undersigned executors offer the follow. ing valuable real estate at private sale, all of whieh is located in Marion township, Centre 0 county, about 8 miles west of Jacksonville, NO, 148 ACRES FARM known aé the Jacob Garbrick homestead. NO. 2-135 ACRE FARM, * Adjoins the above and is known as the “Jacob Harter farm” NO. 3-123 ACRE FARM adjoins above and is part of the “MoAuley rset.” NO. 5100 AURES TIMBERLAND north of above lands on Maney mountain, The above farms are located in the heart of need | The Pennsylvania Railroad Company | | has selected the following dates for its |* | PROFESSIONAL CARDS. | THOS. J. SEXTON, Attorney | on second floor of Eagle Block, Allegheny street, Money to loan ; houses for rent and | for sale. Collections and all other legal i business given careful and prompt atten ] tion, FORTNEY & WALKER, (D. F. Vortney and | W. Harrison Walker) Attorneysatlaw.- OMes in the Furst building, Opposite court house. Prowpt attention to all legal busi Hess, B. TAYLOR Temple Court borough, Attorney at-law Office hh Tux collector of Bellefonte Collections promptly attended to K. JOHNSTON, Attorney.st Law. —Offics ith floor, Temple Court. Practices in all the courts B.D. GETTIG, Attorney-at-law.—in Pruner Building. Eoglish and German. Lega business promptly attended 0 WILLIAM 6G. HKUNKLE, Attorney at law —it Crider’s Exchange. English and German Legal business promptly attended to A. B. MILLER tices in all the given Lo collections Quigley. ALINE WOODRING fice with “Fortune for all brancnes of Ing and engineering Attorney-at-law, Prac courts Special attention Office with Reeder & Attorney at Law Of & Walker EER] service, Burvey « B.BPANGLER, Attorney. at law Office on ind floor Crider Exchange Distriet attor ney I. C. HREINLE Exchange, 2nd man and English Attorney at law fn Consultation oor. (ie, JOHN M. KEICHLINE Justice of the Peace pposite Court house Attorney -at-law in opera house block Jd. C. MEYER Exchange and English ness Allorney at aw Ex- distr BOWER JOHN J M e Co SINGER rt bulid WILLIA ORVIN J. B. WETLZEI Cridens Ex &h Lo surveving and « R. B. MONTGOMERY. We Don" Promise More Than We Give You, But-- We Cire You All we Promise Wall Paper, House Painting, Paper Hanging, Graining, Etc, R. B. MONTGOMERY, K. W. Corner Public Square BELLEFONTE,.... PENNA. MONEY TO LOA In large and small quantities ov approved security, Farms for sale Real estate bought and sold W. 6. RUNKLE, Att'y, Crider Exchange. BEEZER'S MEAT MARKET ALLEGHENY ST. BELLEFONTE. PA We keep none but the best quality of BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, SLICED HAM All Kinds of Smoked Meat, Pork Sausage, ete If you want a nice Juley Steak go to PHILIP BEEZER, . Centre County Banking Co. Corner High and Spring Streets RECRIVE DRrosirs: Discount Norms JM, SHUGGERT.Cashier | [NFORMATION WANTED. { Certain patrons, through negligence, or for | pecutta: reasons known to themselves, remove rom one locality to another, without notifyiny | this office. Weare anxious to locate them so that they may receive thelr paper regularly and for other reasons, im nt to us. Any one who can furnish the present address of the following will confer a special favor, We give the former address Frank Suners, Bellvue. Ohlo, Oscar OsMax, Tyrone, JOUN G. PACKER, Milesberg, HARvEY MoCasiin, Mek ecaport. Pa. & A. ALEXANDER, Meriden, 111, RS, J.C. Sroven, Roseerants, Pa. A. WALKER, Snow Shoe, Sent WaLken, Hawk Run, Pa. Bow, Lucas, Bellefonte, Gro, KE, Burien, Phill # Deng, Dice, Union Oo. Pa NFER, Yarnell, Pa, LCoxre Pa Centre Mall, (now In Mifflin Ha ring purchased the I. 0. Wetzel Bellefonte Prepared | | Leave Bellefonte at 6.40 &. 1 RAILROAD SCHEDULE. JERNSYLVANIA LAILROAD BRANCHES In effect on and after Nov. 24. 1@01 AND YiA. TYROS SE Leave Bellefonte 4! ii WESTWARD ‘Bm, arrive at Tyrone Amn, at Altoona, 1.00pm; at Pittsburg Spm ARYe Bellefonte i¥pm 1005p mv, are ve at Tyrone AM Alloons 2 Wp m = al Pittsburg Leave fu Pp m Belletoute 4 44 al Alt Via pm; arrive at Tyrone YODA AL 6 00: at Pittsburg at 10 4 TYRONE~EASTWARD “fy am, Mrive frisburg 280 pm Spm wl elonte i y m i L Harris at Tyrone a! Phllade). Arrive burg 6 45 pm at Tone bila. Wd pm fouls 444 pm, arrive at Tyrone At Harrisburg at 94 om VIA LOCK MAVEN—EASTWARD leave Bellefonte m. arrive at Loek Haven. I Hiamsport, 12.40 p.m arrive 5 p.m, at Philadel phia Leave Bellefonte arrive at Lock Haven 20pm Hbamsport 248 pm.; Harris og iladelphia 7 22 pm ; p.m. arrive at Lock Ha- eave Willlameport, 1.35 a arrive Harrisburg, 4 a.m. umive at adeiphla st "2a. m Via LEWISBURG arrive at Lewis m., Harrisburg, 11.3 a. m., 1 po 7pm burg at 4.00 liadelphia leave Bellelonte, 2 p. m arrive at Lewis. In Crider's | and | | Leave Bellefonte 9.5 | Leave Snow Shoe appl | or address Thos. E Wath, f | | f burg, 4.42 at Harrisburg, 6.50 p. m., Phila deiphia at if Lp.m BALD EAGLE VALLEY WESTWARD EASTWARD LEWIFBURG & TYRONE KR ATLRO ho § 6. 1K In effect y | lB a as NAY SEx 4 ¥. hal aad wo ENnNREey Fhe Eo = = den Ha Oak Hall Len JDrale Summit Pieasant Gag Bellefonte Petutafupetot em w ow Te * » | BEREZERE [ sasapassrinnse BELLEFONTE & SNOW SHOE BRANCH Time Table in effect on and after Nov 20, 18% Am. and 5.45 p.m. sSa.m. “* Tn" ~ 7H Arrive at Bellefonte... For rates, maps, ete Arrive at Snow Shoe A.W 1* “p.m 53 . 0 ticke! agent A.W. DD, = J. R. Woop Gen'l. Pass Ax Sixth Ave. Pittsburg J.B. Hurcunissox Gen'l. Manager THE CENTRAL RAILROAD OF FENNA Time Table effective Jan. 21. 190 BEEAD TP Nod No # READ DOWN No ijNoi No STATIONS Ly Ar BrrLieroxts Nigh Zion Hecla Park Dunkles HuY ersburg Snydertown Nittany Huston Lamar Clintondale Krider's Sid'g Mackeyville Oedar Springs Salona MILs Hart pm. Ar Lv. lam. p .3 | BEECH CREEK BR. BR.) J E p-m } 46 50 SREY eh RE 8 BG ——r ee <3 ENN WA MN er Tn elt | Pha! ad a EET. Pedufapatatchapabatat atapatay POLYOL OIOLOVOY Lb EE ULE 4 a.m p.m Jersey Shorten) fof | | PIGLAIT , on Lvel 17 0 five { Wmsport § Are) " (Phila. & Reading ry | 7% | PHILAD........J 10 &0 | NEW YORK......| (Via Phila.) Lve mis . Weeks Days, p m ATL NEW YORK (Via Tamaqua) ne 3 ® 1% ah oN Ww BE n WE P.m.a mArr HON Lv..4 & * Dally. + Week Days £1 P. Wm. Sunday i 10:55am. Sunday Philadelphia Scrping Car attached to east bound train from Williams at 1:0 m. and west bound from Phi) ®t 11:3p. m. J. W. GEPHAR General Supt ELLEFONTE CENTRAL RAILROAD. : To take effect Apr. 3, 18%, B EASTWARD, 4 Ad LARA B 40] WESTWARD, STATIONS Ly. Ar. | a «Bellefonte... | « SOD | | ~ ELEN SHEEN PUNIRIToas awk z PROPER RINAN CRO D Eng = WNL P FAA DDADRAAD, - BHERSEsCNNNEs FERERe & 17 obtals pp end model, Hkoloh or phot of Invpnticn fe 5 TRAD | a Ee
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