‘THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., JANUARY 28, 1904 Paor 3. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. APMINISTRATOR 8 NOTICE. Estate of James Browy, dee'd, Inte of Belle. fonte boro, Pa, Letters of administration | having been duly granted on the above estate | he would respectfully request all persons | knowing themselves indebted to the estate to make Immediate payment and those having | clalms against the same to present them duly | | £31 SE; Ly TEL) |i etna ae (lassi fed Faplained) NoSensationalism or Parfisanship ™ rors wall AEE "XE A $20,000 WORTH OF SHOES ext season are al of al inde, 6114; i) Method re To be sold at Cost and Less ee cin L the New or xchangs | ul, 15 Hh ba ~~ = - 3 SUfure So, than Cost. the United Mine Workers of America | * 4+ 5 { i wrt! { @ has been In session at Indianapolis, worth and 1 ( | ake We with 1,000 dele- | make tl gates t in the w In his annual | Wheat above 92 at report President | p————————— le Industri al. Mitchell Crop Reports indorsed. EXECUTORS’ NOTICE COMMERCE ex¢ INDUSTRY |i i coos ss ice, * * * Bookings for ocean travel Labor. | EDUCATION VAL present urged moderation in speech and con sryatism In ac | " Or FOCO In view o } Fo m Crop ’ ird of trade to appoint with the ance as re ilroad Rule. All Ladies’ $4.00 Shoes 3.90 “ 3.00 2.50 BAS * now 2.00 er a oe aa in | Eo aba 1.5 RELIGIOUS 4 i r to enforce the law if necessary Judge Hallet congratn Dr. Briggs Again a Disturber, granted a doctor « noe Jerven 15-5 H.C. Wea 3 . t . vs 4 Agxes 1 DN n Cy © now now now od QI Oy oN OLD LADIES’ WARM LINED SHOES, lated the state on having a govern who woul enforce the law Notes. Hanny Hoovs A new antiunion organization ha | nh po Eh ng uy y hd — HSE th y 8 he ha phi " RB. 4. Fis Men's $5.00 Shoes, born started at Chicago ux a secret 10-| (Lous C0C "(uo the foid a fow [university “Bled with dull men and | Wa J. Worr elota Mii, i. “« 400 ~ of booming : hired a dozen os Fw N i i A od u gr . be 1g 3 50 automobiles sixteen person each to compete the cars of the 3.00 rallway company. run along the various car 2.50 200 1.50 passengers are taken for MEN'S 5667s, “~ BOOTS now $4.00 now 3.00 now 2.50 now 2.25 now 2.00 now 150 now 1.00 Breakfast Foors 5 cents a rid SOCIOLOGICAL Transfers are also issued, * Louis cab dri Inspired tures the Rev gs struck Jan our Grape Si Igrar Listing the Vagrants. Flake t please yon. We i i Boys’ 2.50 Bilt Well Shoes, now “ 2.00 Calf “ nom 150 “ “ now 1.75 Watsontown Shoes BOYS’ worms Sechler & Co. Y . , Misses’ 2.00 Dress Shoes, now rederick K. 175 " id 1.50 “" now 1.75 Patent Colt Shoes 1.25 Shoes Foster, nion of St. Louis Trusts. RE, LIFE ACCIDENT ANI TORNADO NSURANCE, now SPECIAL Children's $1.25 ? | GRANT HOOVER. 1.00 Miscellaneous || Fin. Life, Accidert Toso 750 er Edt and Lous 650 50¢ SPECIAL = BN OEE, ox +e virtu BMAYVIDR ¢ hurch Gains of a Year now tng the he rod uet ‘ng the le product Dr. H. K. ( cent St ! rey i prosecute Yon can t af " vour buildings tat Marlon, Tw or life until von see GRANT HOOVER BELLEFONTE. PA S. BH GOSS, SUCCRASOR TO JONN © re pre now tistics the trust under the Illinois hat hat law against wonopoly. " ford tO INsnre the Increase of com nunicants was less than Notes. 002 that of ters and churches Peace ove jan, 21 ‘sm | The bursting of n tLirty foot fly w hg yours ga Bi in the rail mill of the Cambria Sts company at Johnstown, Pa., Jan, 21, rv person and besides wreck rtures were made by C. M much gre Schwab in the shipyard case involving a reorganization, Schwab's securities baving no Last receivershi ministers r abotit Orider'sStone Building peel ship | mir ! " } or about with | eent, while that of chureh pref 1 2,047, or about 100 per cent The lar | BO per edifices wan | sulted In the death of one injury of many others ing the mill A fire in the Shelby Steel works al | Shelby, O., a branch of the United States Steel corporation, Jan, 20, de stroyed two great stock houses fOlled Ww ill be for CASH ONLY and no premium cards w ill be punched during this sale. Come This sale MILLER, Fire, Life and Accident In- surance. REPRESENTS BOME OF THE REST STOCK COMPANIES, md Floor Push Aroade, Bellefonte, Pa. W. H. MUSSER, General Insurance Agent Notary Public and Pension Atjorney. PEI E EEE IEEE HIE PEEP EEE *E44000 400040000402 | Death and Damage In Storm and Flood A cone of the great swirling storms that swept the country from the with steel tubing valued at $3,000,000 Rockies to the sea when the cold wave loosened ite grip dealt a terrible Fire destroyed the machine shops of blow to one tiny hamlet of the “sunny south,” Moundville, Ala, near BE. W. Bliss company, Brookiyn, Jan Birmingham, Jan. 22, killing thirty-seven of its 300 inhabitants outright, 22. enusing one fireman's death and $1, while less than half escaped uninjured. Every business house but one was 000,000 loss demolished In an Instant. By the force of the storm persons were blown hundreds of feet from thelr beds In the blackness of night, Bedding, carpets and wearing apparel are scattered a distance of ten miles throughout what was a forest, but which l« now as clear as If It had been cut by the woodsman's ax. Relief trains and supplies were sent promptly from nearby cities Surging floods and ice gorges In all the water courses from the Pas sale to the Des Moines have done vast damage to property, caused untold suffering nnd engulfed lives at many polots. Pittsburg and Cincinnati were especially heavy sufferers. Bridges and river craft were swept and sce us and be convinced that we will save you more money on yout Shoes than you have ever been able to save before, YEAGER & DAVIS, The Shoe Money Savers, Deaths. George Francia Train, the well known promoter and eccentric writer died at New York Jan, 18 aged sev enty-four yenrs. James 1. Blair, former counsel for the St. Louls fair, died at Custis, Fla, Jan, 10 Professor Herman E. von Holst, the BELLEFONTE, PA. Dr. 7 J. KILPATRICK, Dentist, away. Trains were beld up and industries at a standstill, anes sssssass dtodd od aaa dd famous writer on American constitu tional history, died at Freiburg, Ger wany, Jan, 20, Bellefonte, Pa. TEE Bellefonte, Pa.
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