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THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., MAY 25, 1905,
E. P. IRVIN. L.C IRVIN.
HE RACKET.
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Gauze Underwear
for women and children. A wom
an’s Bleached Vest with
around neck and armholes
Others at 13, 15 and
tape
OX
25 CIs
Of {
on rox
Complete line
Gauze Underwear ti
ward
LADIES’ BELTS
Belts for sun
and colors,
Silk Belts at 2
mer wear in white
LADIES’ COLLARS
We alway
styl
TIO
most Vil
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prices, A
LADIES’ CLOVES
RACKET STORE (0.
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JACKSONVILLE
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MILES Twp
Rev. Lis
ped at the yy
Joseph Mover
to Al
Mrs. Kuhn
nome on -
Klines and has
week, as was als
some better
Mr Mowe
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TYLERSVILLE.
toona fron
He was a Little "Twisted,"
They tell this on a young fell
expects to be married, in the happy
the r for
He
hesi
time, and went to see preache
some pointers the other evening
inquired of the dominie with much
tation “Iais It kisstomary to cu
“h
COBURN.,
On Saturday evening,
Rote one of the ol A it
community
20, John
3 in this
i age of 79 years,
1 month and 2 days from gangrene, after
a few weeks intense suffering. He
was married twice, his first wife being
Mary Shaffer who died about a score of
years ago; his second was Mrs, Sarah
Corman (nee Snavely) who also preceded
him to the future world 16 months ago,
He is survived by six children, namely
Mrs. Lizzie Stover, Emanuel, Simon,
Mrs. Maggie Vonada, Lewis and Wil
liam, all residing at or near Coburn but
Lewis who lives at Lock Haven: fifteen
grand children and eight great grand
children Funeral services were con
ducted by his pastor Rev, F. F. Lauffer,
on Tuesday morning, in the Reformed
church of which father Rote was a con-
sistent member Interment was made
Reformed at Aaronsbur;
Prof. A. ] rand wife,
toona, who 1d 1
tablishment
Harter's parents ane
friends at this place
W. J. Harter and
Va., who spent t
ot
the cemetery
a *S ere, ret
I
ROLAND.
I'he game of
urg on Saturday
Snow Shoe and (
by the latter, t
4 ood job
treat you
boy
nthe
on € Mil
Bulle Rums vs Pine Knots.
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inte WINg |
MANY years,
towns would
his all ¢
of feeling pre
In the Odd Fellow parade the
of Odd
seventy-live w
coms Two
have
berland Lodge Fellows
num
Ing ore pine xnots on
their ago they
ra ioe N aorw
would aised Now they
were cheered along entire route
draft for $2.00
POTTER TWP,
COLYER
Rev. E, E, Haney, of the Zion
Evangelical church, assisted by Rey, T,
L. Wentz, of Allentown, will hold his
quarterly conference this Saturday 27th,
at Spring Mills, at 2p. m Sogunion
services at this place at Zion Evangeli-
cal church on Sunday evening, the 28th,
at 7:30 p. m,
B. D. Brisbin, of Centre Hall, pur-
chased the O, K. Love property at this
place
pastor
Frantz Zerby, of near Penn Hall, vis
ited John Zerby's at this place,
Miss Annie Reninger, of Spring Mills,
visited her sister, Mrs, J. H. Moyer,
Rev. E. E, Haney preached a very
able sermon on “Prayer” on Sunday
evening
Sq: Housman
Blan
Wed
The frost
great deal of
Le Tre
and daughter
Bellefonte last
on Sat
damage
Lewi pent
wdparents, Henry
lie aster town,
spent Sat.
man
—
BENNER Twp
Frank
he calls
got on
calves and
Lt In
Expensive Cane.
a Gates, of Tyrone, on F
Ww
day
(rate millionaire and
: 5
magnate o ew , A cane
Nn fat)
given 0 net ia
stor of the Bin
! ier by the
gham House, Phila
lelphina, sixty years ago The cane con-
.
+ sword on
which engraved a
0's head and face, Miss Gates valued
$1.000, but John W. thought it
th a much larger sum and sent her a
The cane will become
the property of one of Mr. Gates’ friends
GREGG.
YANKEETO
W. H, Bailey
davs in Nittany Vv
Harry Weaver has a
A. C. Mark was
Sundaylevening with hi
horse.
Frank Emerick and daughter Vera.
passed through our town on Monday.
out for neaith on
new hn
iggy and
Our supervisgr is busy at present mak
ing side walks,
Charles Frankenberger
Weaver visited the latter's brother on
Sunday and while they passed through
our town had quite a chat with the scribe
Mary
and Annie
John Hoover, Alice Mitterling,
Smith, were to Madisonburg on S
at the home of William Noll
Our up-to-date physician, Doc
passed through town Sat irday evening
W. B, Feidler visited l
on Monday eve
Breon,
mnog
wenn—
PENN TWP,
Ret
———
ADDRESSING ENVELOPES
dressing le
few, but all )
his broad
| put
ope t } nly a
1 *, yea all in t
1 will 0 18 precaution an
lead-letter office out of business
Been Tres
pt —
wobble ir State
fa
the
bserve tl
Low-Rate Tour To Denver.
1 account of the Epworth Leag
International Convention, to |
Denver, Col
nia Railroad
r to Denver
lucted System
¢ Pullman equi
Philadelp
Pitts rg or 1. Ar
at Denver at 12.30 n on Wednes.
July 5. 1 i overing round
transportation "ullman
one berth) going, and all
car traveling
will be sold at the
ates New York, $61.20:
phia, $71.75 ; Baltimore, $60.00
ington, $60.00 ; Harrisburg
toona, $58.75 ; and at proport
from other stations
[hese tickets will be good
to either Denver, Colorado
Pueblo, and will be good for return pas
sage on regular trains to leave either
the above-mentionad points not later
than July 14. Deposit of tickets with
oint Agent at either Denver, Colorado
ele, or Pueblo not later than July 14
om wl
meals
when special
ng very
Philadel
Wash
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rates
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folio
10n Ale
for passage
Springs
or
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of
These
tourist advar
delightful side trig
Mountains
Park, the Grand Can y
the Lewis.and Clark Expo
land, for which
Hoeral return
LO take
Colorado
Arizona
tion at
special reducer
tickets will be on sale at Denve fr,
rado dprings, and Pueblo
For fu
Bed ific
rther information concerni
rite tat oF irivileoes
“ie op over priviieges,
returning routes consult ticket agent,
descriptive erary will be mailed upon
Ww oyd, General
Passenger Agent, Broad Street Station
Philadelphia, Pa
application to Geo
———
Makes all the Postal Cards.
he modest plant that turns ou
Isaac Underwood,
District Agent for Geiser Mig. Co
Bellefonte, Penna
A Search for Oil,
at Centre
eratio:
Operalion
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Ax
Trained Animal
SHOWS
BELLEFONTE,
Friday, June 2nd
ne
tbey
a —
“.
Beaumrur Ebucaten PONIES
Pretty Performing Ponies, Dogs. Den
keys, Elephants and
Monkeys.
Big Street Parade
ADMISSION, 280 CENTS.
IS S550 5500050800000 etecteset eres eae)
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ANOTHER CIRCUS
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$3
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' price #1
USSELS CARPETS
{ ompet tors price 85
BRUSSELS CARPETS
114 Me
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RAG
Our regn
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Oar regular 35
Smyroa Rugs, 9x12 ft. regnl
Kurdistan Rages, 9x12 fi
87.50 quality
£6.00 quality
£5.50 quality,
E 25 qualit 4
KATZ
CARPETS.
Our regular 50¢ Rag
lar 42¢ Rag Carpets at
Rag
RUGS
ar price $40.00
Smyrna Rugs, 9x12 ft. regular price £30.00 now
regnlar pric £22.00
Brussels Rugs, 9x12 ft. regular price 18.50
COMING TO TOWN
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Raa asst tenn
natzs ]
Katz's
Carpets at
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Carpe te at
now £32.50
£24
£17
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+4944
$5449
SMALLER RUGS
now
now
Prices talk for themselves.
& CO.
and payment of fee of fifty cents secures
an extension of return limit to leave
rice was | gither of the above points not later than
to hier a very pleasant surprise, — Herald, | August 8,
a 09 : Sur fis : » AY :
the bride 7 _— now in Europe. Miss Gates says the
sometimes done, he believed, but hardly
The preacher said that was
Lots of people sale of the cane at the above |
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ever began so early as the ceremony spire suspicion