Pace 2 THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. JUNE 28 1906 A ZULU BEAU BRUMMEL. 4 Type of the People England Is Trying to Control In Africn, The Zulus, giving the British trouble in Africa, are noted as and they are as strong as they are brave, Zululand is a part of the South African colony of Natal, and it is in this part of the dark that the battles with the rebellious natives have taken place Not all the Zulus are: in tion, however. Many are loyal to the Brit Ish authorities, and these edu cation and civilization have progressed to a considerable extent. Young wen who are now South Warriors, continent HNSUrred among A ZULU BRAVE IN GALA ATTIRE of the Zulu rt i 1 f British an one, Pixley student at he recently a In an essay on “The Regen: Africa” d British contr best f nake up for this lack of covering. For instance, he wears a silk hat and a mo ©. Car ries a cane and smokes a He has done his best to «¢ white n's cigarette THE Only Ex-FPresident and His Fo living Wife Our an Private Citizens " terest or fro: the = pres ferer Ph this ’ the ERW FICTURES OF MHI. AND MES. GROVER CLEVELAND reaprodu herewit) hows, Las lost mame i000) M 1 accompa wied ber husband on his Philadelphia trip and posed for the camera at the same time that he did. Time and grief over the loss of her daughter Ruth have given to her countenance a more serious expression than it had when she was mistress of the White House The rearing and education of her re. maining children closely occupy ner at tention. weland SHELL ———————— oo "it. FINES FOR GRAFTERS. From Washington it is annouced that vigorous prosecution of the Standard Oil Company by the Department of Justice for violations of the anti-trust and anti rebate laws and the laws against con. spiracy 1s to be started liatelv immediately This announcement was made by the At torney General, after a long discussion of the subject by the President and the entire Cabinet, It is believed here that John DD. Rocke- feller himself may be reached and caught the government dragnet for conspira. ors, How many railroad presidents and ravroad t managers will be involved is a matter yet for interesting conjecture. In connection with the proceeding the Oil Trust there will be breakfast w nel w 114 ana vy OQ PLUMP MAIDENS DANGEROUS. 1 PAINS IN THE BACK are the first signs of Kidney trouble. Thousands have kid- ney trouble and do not know When the kidneys become affected they in turn will affect the Nerves, causing Nervous- ness, Sleeplessness, Restless- ness and Irritability; too fre- quent or infrequent Urination; Excessive, Scanty or Painful Urinary Passages. For these disorders take Krine's Kidney Pills They are almost specific in their action in restoring these organs to their normal condi- tion; they remove the poisons from the blood, and cheerful- ness and good health return. One month’s treatment one dollar at Krumrine's Pharma- cy; and if you are not benefit- ted ask for your money back, and you will get it. | NOt rec {or December, PAYS PROMPTLY. ‘The Willtul Kungaroo. The MHttle kangaroo (If this story Could not be made river Bome wise man now steps rorwara with a dust that will kill mosquitoes, Probably it is to be thrown in their eyes, State Treasurer Berry has been treat be quite true) ing many school district treasurers to a to bathe him in the most agreeable surprise to them the by transmitting He sald ho never yet Baw water quite so wet The more suggestion made him shake and shiver! checks for the money appro- y apj priated by the Legislature. One district RAITLROAD SCHEDULE. . rer reports that he receive such ¢ treasurer reports that he received such a ENTHAL RAILROAD OF PENNA ~Con densed time table effective June 15, 190 His mother sald: “Absurd! You're a ninny, on my word! What well bred jungle creature act 80? check for over $11,000 within 24 hour after the pr had been filed at Harri per paper would | ui DOWN burg. Heretofore the district had » ttle elephants HT ATION eived it dp nt November Are glad to heve the ¢ until A bath Is just a frolf money i anda Innes; Ar ns you know ] y BELLEFONTE Nigh Zion had annually been | Their compelled to borrow considerable money rhe 1 to tide over until the oes not try A 1 When threatened with cold priation Was pad from the banks Liou, Dunk les Hublersbur, suydertowr Nittany Huston Lamar Cliintondal« Krider's 8id'y Mackeyv! je adar Spring! Salone nakes him smile, . ' b Mug Hal plunges as of wnt f tate appre er and the hiladelphia, as well as . | wful fusses ittle antelope Lv ral & Hudson Jersey Share WM'SPORT courss.”’ ~ Ellen F. Talbot in Bt. Nicholas Comforting rentlems L& J PHILA WY NE YORK We keep n BEEF, PORK, Kinds of St Ke FAN! & MUTTON, d Mat ¥ ce Juley Maar » EK. RHOADS Wood, Grain, Hay, Straw and Sand. BEEZER'S MEAT MARKET, ALLEGHENY WT BELLEFONTE TET ty of qua SLICED HAM rE BAUSARe. ale PHILIP BEEZER MeBRIDE BLDG McBRIDE BLDG | Workmen's 0M THING DOING IN BARGAIN HOUSE | & us { "iy WALL PAPER. STOCK IS LARGE, ASSORTMENT COMPLETE, PRICES THE LOWEST gains in Clothing, bargains in Shoes, bargair Drs Ara n Notior ] BARGAINS EVERY DAY OF THE YEAR. Pay this store it: exsmine these woods a pI 1 Workmen’s Bargain House, McBride Building, AT Bellefonte, Pa. 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