A DOLL’S BOOKCASE. You Can Make It Strong Enough te Hold Your Own Books, Either a boy or a girl ean make a eunning little bookcase lke the one shown In the accompanying illustra tion, and the best of it is that you may, if you want to take the trouble, make it strong enough to hold your own lit- tle books. Save your spools and get all you ean from obliging neighbors and aunts who would be glad to have thelr empty spools taken out of their way. Select spools all of one slze and with good glue or cement fasten the spools one on top of the other to form the uprights of the bookcase, gluing the shelves In between the spools at the proper inter. vals. The shelves for this small book ense box covers, and the Are cigar A DOLLS BOOKCASE. dark nearly the ] whole wood and are of spools shade case is The enough to brary, and of any | ly used shelves hang fi the Varn hook books shelf | ¢ reach her favorite York Tribun« Test, 1 rr Aba Alr and Water ty. as with must flow Now Ke filled w raise above the g its: of light } OW The Tollet of Little Anta nS A Rude Lake, yhalle w r felt down saw th tiking on her foot at a little ere they she eried, FL » ore with her fathe wet and looking ripple had crept up near wi Were walking Oh, papa he “the lake ste ppd on my toe!" When I'm a Man, When I grow int And what | I'm going to have tr & great Hg man want to wear users a mils or two long And never will brush my halr Tl buy a slik hat, with a very tall crown, And carry a gold headed cane I'll not wear a necktie; It takes 80 much time To untie It and tie it again I'm going to sat candy whenever 1 please And play on the strest till I's dark. With peanuts my pockets will always be stuffed Oh, say, won't 1 Just have a lark! Ill hitch on the lose wagons all that I pleane, With no one to make me get off I won't be polite to & nurse or a girl, And my hat | never will dof. And never, oh, never, will 1 go to bed Before 1Us at least half past sight! Ah, a Jolly good time I'll have when a man. You'll see If you only just walt “New York Tribune HOUSEHOLD HINTS, The juice of a lemon squeezed inte » sponge will cleanse and sweeten it White paint when dirty washed in milk, Colored paints nlso be treated in the same w uy. will brighten than most of the pastes and powders gpecially recommended for the purpose, have a great abjection to lime, and a few of this placed in thelr haunts will genes ally keep them away, In studying to obtain the effect of space In small rooms it is a good plan to the walls of two rooms to nateh, This gives a greater feeling of Kerosene brass better Roaches nnsincked pleces cave \ CO ut least she demonstrated the fact handful of salt in A woman who knows ought to, that a ns sii CORY | EOenerous throw isoline stove flames ' On a § will extinguish the fire ; linen of po Hi from solution prears in cold walter Household Economy, ( food Is wavs not § t Ii Teach Children to Re (heertal Company Manners Face T™ront I Used every and Bix drotw of « ive © ght wo oe ¢ Wer Ss throat and ch third and rst thromt wolnwn dread } ) . he fingers and stroke the o gently, yet firmly Leave It on over night. was! ng itoff In the morning =» hot and with out If It Is found that every third night keeps the skin a bit too olly the Interval may be a little lengthened water soap Ontmen! Nags. To prepare oatmeal bags to use in the bath water make several little bags of cheesecloth and put In egeh about two tablespoontnls of ontmenl. Throw one of these bags nto the wash basin. and when the water becomes milky by squeezing the bag uoe it for both face and hands. The same bag may be used three or four times No, 421. Word Ballding, L A well known preposition spelled with two letters, 2 holding liquor, 8. Very great in size or Importance. 4, A narrow plece of tim ber from which casks are made. perish from want, 6. A time gathering, A large vessel for hb. To of iu- No. 422 ~Deenpitations, Just a couple behead Without « Xaggeration; "Twill glve you instead A complete generation Jehead once again, And my puzzle is done, When you find there re mains Just a unit of one No. 428. Proper Name Puzzle, 1. Add four letters and make fitted for 2, Add seven letters to a boy's and make to a girl's name name dropped out 8. Add two letters to a boy’ and m i. Add and Hae ike regal one etter to a girl's name form a beautiful substance grow {ters to a girl's 00000 CQO0OO0O00O0 O0000000 00000 Ko. 420.-A Well Known Proverb, No. 42% «Additions 4 4 “What Hiser? No. 430.-A List of Inns, $ 3 ~~ ad a ed Properly Retlcont, Mother (horrified) —O Fon will you and br the I ken the To We mamma I would ke to repeat it before He Conld Not Tell a Lie. Little 7 £ Jam; He ntd the fact For his ther happened to oat Red handed In the act wan ste h him Key to the Pussler, No. 413. ~Diamond: 1. N. 2 Dew. 2 Dewey. 4. New Year. 6. Needy. 6 Yay am). 7. R No, 414. Bits what fools these that glisters Is not gold No. 415 Magonal Horizon, 2. 8.0O.reers 4 Varlety., & AL T. Victor ¥ No. 416. Charade dled), No, 417. of mortals Lord, 2 All Bacon i be! Holiday i 3. Bo l.able King Dom. 6 Jour Hand isd (han Double Acrostic: Primals Candlelight. Finals — Electricity, 1. Crane. 2 Angel. 8 Noble. 4 Dorie, 8. Limit. 6 Ember. 7 Lippl. & Tonle. 0 Genil. 10. Heart. 11 Truly, No. 418. -Word Bquare: 1. Grate. 2 Raven, 3 Avert. 4 Terse. 5. Enter No. 410. Arithmetionl Puzsie: A $4. 000; B 83.000; © 85.000. No. 420.-Central Deletions: Rouse, rose. Paste, pate. Holst, host. | produced from | year, thus req | ple who take great | gress made ! Washita year's LETTER FROM OKLAHOMA. DEAR FRIEND Thinking that perhaps a few words from this pew country would be interesting to some of the people of the East, especially of central Pennsyl. vania, Iwill try to give you a brief de- scription of my trip; and a few things which I have seen and heard since I have been in the Territory, I left Hublersburg, Pennsylvania, on the morning of the 15th of Dec 1902. Most of the homes throughout the West are one-story and one and one half stories kigh. The farmers of the Hast generally have nice homes: but those of the West crave for land, and do not care for a good home, Of course you will find some very nice homes out here too, While passing through some of the cities of Ohio, I noticed several manufact- uring establishments which are well rep- resented in Pennsylvania, in the way of farm implements. I arrived in Indian. apolis about 2:30 p. m. Tuesday, where I remained until 6:50 a, m. Wednesday While in this city I passed through the State House some of the and Court House, was in largest stores of the city and saw the soldiers’ and Sailors’ onument, which is one of the finest that has ever beech constructed. I left Iddianapolis at the time above mentioned and arrived in St. Louis, Mo , one hour late. 1 at once boarded the ‘Meteor’ on the Santa Fe line for Sapulpa, As we passed through the southeastern part of Missouri where it is very mountainous, I did not get to We reached Sapulpa, Ind. Ter., about 5:00 a. see very much good farming land w. Thursday, where 1 chavged cars for After it light we passed through a field of cotton, Oklahoma City was broad day which resembled very much the picture I had seen in the old geographies: the negroes who were picking, picture, were still in bed AS we came that | abundance. Con. nearer Oklahoma ( ed ity, I moti wheat was raised in wheat, and cotton do very good in this country A days ago the average was abou! twenty Eenticeman wld me a few Or twenty-five bushels to the acre: a though there have been forty. five bushels Thi ' therefore 1 t ne acre Man was ea ands The that has been cultivated i ug Indian pok his 2 : Wore fs KOspe greater part of the sof roves to be very fertile, Causing good farm land, near market, to sell as high as f100 per acre Of ¢ ma has its faults in the Unios see a more beaatiful wmrse Okilab well as any other state no one would care to section of land than can be found be tween Geary and Darlington, aiong the Choctaw, Oklaboma & Gulf Railroad This land contains some very mice This He of the wheat fields where cattle Kraze is one advantage the farmer has pastures bis wheat ficld in the fall ring bim to feed only a unter season. The 1 with lit. 0 ch makes it Then nge for one who has a thickly populated over this pratrie and houses, about Jered arg The pe ust as happy as ple who live in if thes This country has been settled by Peo. interest in education | This can be shown by the w wderful pro. There are 10 teachers in county this year, which is an BCTrease of 41 in one year, as At Gi houses It is 9 was last namber st they used dug outs for schoo doubtful whether some people would use these for apple holes; yet these boys and girls will come for miles get an education While coming from Weatherford to Colony, I passed a dug-out schoo! house at there were at least twenty scholars outside. Some were perched on the roof, others were sitting on the end of a log which projected from the end of the dug out, while the rest were slowly walking down into the doorway where the teacher, and old lady, was ringiog the bell to Boon, kind in Washita county; the rest has been replaced by good frame apd sti buildings, One of the most prosperous schydls of | this country is the Seger lodiay Train. ing school, at Colony, Oklahosia. This schoo! was founded Jan. 11,/%2, when John H. Seger, the foundet asd present Saperintendent, brought a lof of Indians over bere from Darlsgton, Oklahoma, At this school the <hildres are taught everything that ¥ required for them to make a good pinest living, such as farm. Ing, gardenWg, smithisg, and everything that belowks 10 the farmer, fo the boys; while Se girls are taught cooking, house keeptig, nursing, and everything a house kesher should know, The school build. ing 1s one of the finest in the Indian ser- vice, built of brick and stone, and heat. {ed by steam, The children are all | taught English and the other common | branches, and have a fine library from | which they can select the best books of {the day to read. This is a very good way to educate the Indian, Were you to come tothe top of the { last hill before reaching Colony, the first thing of importance you would notice ! perhaps, would be about seventy-five | wigwams in which live the parents of most of the children of this school, The children are, at times, allowed to go to the camp to their parents, whichis a | very good rule. This teaches the older ones who have never been in school, the manners and customs of the English people, I have met several Indians who have gone to school at Carlisle, Pa. While American people are named after some relation, or noted per- son, the Indian is named after somet hing peculiar to his person, or some act that had been done by him in youth. For Crooked Creeping Bear are very common names among the we example, Nose and Cheyenne and the Arapaho tribes. They sound very queer at first, but you soon There is a De become accustomed to them. big Indian bere who would rather to be called John, for Two babies is his name. called Two Babies than It might be well to say a few words in regard to the wonderfnl growth of cities and towns of Oklahoma An employee of this school, told me that ten years ago be stood on the prairie, the site of Okla- bhoma City, and the next day it was a cily of 10,000 inhabitants Today it is double that mumber and does a great business, having a street car and paved The same can be said of Guthrie streets Colony is a and many others. very small place and fourteen miles from the railroad, but the accommodations are much better than a great many towns ten times its size There is one church, where everybody attends that The Reformed, 4 children * novelist imate I have Gegrees ARDOYEe ero the very best I am ez lightful weather abhoma I wish to d merely as an exampl melusion of the manner in which this country ist | udge for ing opene #0 that you {f what the future w x Yer H. G1 yYourse ER Ri respectfu MEBERGER and points on the Pennsvivar Pittsburg, covering all ex. road transportation, via, and berth ar ng on the specia California are Tickets good for re within nine months, but when not returning oo the Golden they transportation For detailed itinerary apply to Ticket Agents, or add W. Boyd, Assistax Gen eral Passenger Agent, Broad Street Sta tion, Philadelphia, Pa AKR urn expenses in are Crate cover only ress Geo When a man is making Ais wil may be excused for puxing on heirs - A matchmaker--0¢ clergyman ARN This 1s the only schoolhouse of its, . » o a ora, oo “ore are : £ : : . : ee LE + "or Calniog vO, 8 eddreng th ran akere Irterna. nel Saver Ca Madden, Donn, Lommemmeromy. : RAILROAD SCHEDULE. VIA. TYRONB~WESTWARD Leave Bellefonte § 53am. arrive at Tyrone £1 06 Am, at Altoona, 1.00 p m ; at Pittsburg 58pm. Leave Bellefonte | pom: arrive at Tyron 2pm; at Alloons 3 10 p m: at Pittsbur ) mn Leave Bellefonte 4 44 pm: arrive at Tyrone C00; at Altoona at 6 50: at Pittsburg at 10 48 VIA TYRONE~EASTWARD leave Bellefonte ¥ 53 am, arrive at Tyrone 13 06: at Harrisburg 2 40 p mat Phfladel- pla ¢T pm Leave Bellefonte 1 06 pn, arrive at T 22pm: at Harrisburg 6 4 pm; at delphia 162 pm. Leave Bellefonte 44 pm, arrive at Tyrome 600; at Harrisburg at 945 pm VIA LOCK HAVEN ~BASTWARD, Leave Bellefoute, 9.52 a. m. arrive at Loek Haven, 10.50, leave Williamsport, 12.46 p.m Arrive at Harrisburg, 2.15 p. m., st Philads] phia at 6.2%. m Leave Bellefonte 105 p m. arrive at Loek Haven 210 p m ; at Williamsport 2 48 pms Harrisburg, 50 pm Philadelphia 7 2 pm § ! And Buflasio 7 pm | Leave Bellefonte, 8.16 p, m.. arrive at Lock Ha ven, 0.105 p.m. leave Willigmsport, 1.35 a m., arrive Harrisburg, 4.15 &. m., arrive at Philadelphia at’ Za. m VIA LEWISBURG Leave Bellefonte at 6.40 4. m.. arrive at Lewis burg at 405 a. m Harrisburg, 11.50 &, m., Philadelphia 7pm Leave Bellefonte 5p. m., arrive burg, 4.42, at Harrisburg, 6. deiphiaat WX p.m rone bila Lewis Fhila- at p.m BALD EAGLE VAI LEY. WESTWARD BEARTWARD ] Unionville H Bnew Khoe Int HKAILROAD ox IWARD 4 SB | w - FHIXBRERSLNNO SRE rrr BELLEFONTE & SNOW SHOR Time Table in effect on and Nov Wy BRANCH alter : A W R. Woon Fass Ant VAD OF FENNA BEECH ¢ EER BR LE y P Adeiphia at a W.GEFHART sen eral Sy JELLEFONTE CENTRAL RAILROAD » To take effect Ap wo WESTWARD BEARTWARD ¥ . ‘ STATIONS uw Ly At Bellefonte £ olny . iN Morris ¢ Whitmer Hunters ¢ Fillmore § RBrialy : Waddle 3 Lambourne . » = - : Grr. Hm” | = Cl ded 1 EL He 18 i i» R'E Tw aL 12. Krumrine 1 State College 4] Struble 5 Rioomsdort LB Pine Grove we Trains from Montandon. Lewisburg. Wi Hamsport, Look Haven and Tyrone, connest With train Nos. § and 5 for State College Trains from State College connect with Penna Ratlroad at Bellefonte for points sast and west FH Twowas sapt American Stock Fool THE MODERN REGULATOR AND FATTENER ....... For all kinds of Stock Sample free. Nome genuine without picture of Uncle Sam. Every package guaranteed. MANUFACTURED ny American Stock Food Cp, "Ser FOR SALE BY SIDNEY KRUMRINE, Bellefonte, Pa, - 0 88 MEMO ME AE ND | that ob LE DSN =r at a aL. TT rua a Mn > is a on & F wNegay bam b 8 tk Bj Lo
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