THE CENTRE DE MOCRAT BELLEFONTE, PA , SEPTEMBE R 20, 1906, Page 3 OUTER Breezy “THAT” Column ———————— —— Pi) Spicy, Speedy and Sparkling Items. both of an Important and Humorous Character, dished up in the most fascinating style Polgnant Observations were Editor His THAT hot air is a non-essential but there are people in Bellefonte who deal prin cipally in non-essentials Honesty but th who never X Tuan poliey: Jellefonte may ere due. That ] the 3 Bower & sentence ment for enterp Thal fonte, is ch Macca bees th like talk graphophon TAT there Bellefonte who another man a liar He will | ] this, reak ti or use a te Bellefon n who we Tua gentleme lessons on do so by corresp ton corresponden the | THA know Academy students wh reason why place Jim Tiuar Cald promising y we ere il cs we ne MAYS : CY Two members of fon A ery A SPRI OF HIERAPOLIS. Wendertal erything Waters That Petrify Pv. They Enconntes, round brig place und soldier spri | A and while hot there Is not a that petrifying element the waters have cooled stone « trace of renders remarkable after they andl causes them to tum to very object they encounter after The swimming which RO very slight Lomune relon, bath itself is about fifty feet to sixty feet in length and in any places from twelve to fifteen foot loop, and is today almost as it was in Roman times. The opportunity w take a natural hot bath was not st upon the writer. Tie floor and sides and steps are of white marble and the depth varies to suit the convenience of the swimmes Some great upheaval has brought down the marble column which once deocosated the sides of the bath and they le acsoss it In pieturesque disorder, some almost intact, others bxoken Into many feag- ments, “Ome of the cotumne has so fallen acsoss the bath that its base le exposed while its slanting top shines gleazning white beneath the water gt a depth of some ten feet. On this colnann one can le with one's head out of water and it | Is not possible to imagine a bath en Jobe under more Weal conditions. | The water flows out of the basin in many little rivolets and a few hundred | yanis fsom its source begin to develop | its petsifying nature. As It cools its | bed becomes White with a hard, chalky | substance and no living thing or plant | cnn resist its stony grip. The grasses and leaves which fall into its deadly waters find their grave upon its se face and the flowers which dip thelr heads Into the streams turn into petrd fled Images of themselves, counterfeit ing nature in stone, even to thelr slen der petals, “The fall fsom the top of the cliff {nto the valley Is In some cases abrupt and, steep and In others eradpal In by the Associate a Bellefonte judy 1e religion of man the prayer measured or reel bv exiau } pe ou a) font man s The lndispensnbls Moroes [lu Wwoked up from procial that carry on a conv saying well” I've usual TL For a week the whiamedd each other “well” beginning of al sentenoss. You thead that Dumbly they parted day by day, with a handshake and the wosd “well” frozen on their lips, Aft er a week one of the two had to con foss that the language had got the bet ter of him, “Well,” he sald, “I'd rath er dsop a soseseign over that dinner than choke that ‘well’ 1 can't talk without it." London Chronicle HOW MUCH PEOPLE EAT. In fading oo uot for the food con suming power of each family It was assum] as genesally true that Hosbands consume a Uke amount of food. The wife consumes 90 per cent as moch ae the hasband, A child from eleven to fourteen years of age consumes 90 per cent as much food as the husband, A child from seven to ten years of Age conseunes 0 per cent as much food as the hmaband, A chil from sour to six years of nae ooneuings 4) pes cent as much food a the hashand. A chik] of thie years os under con sunes 15 pes cent as mach food as the hoshand, Chikisen of fifteen years of age and Well Civ } MM toed no Can y Td that ost at wiv is the 3 may not have no | ower ave considerad as adults so far as the consumption of food Is concerned. ~Bostan Transcript. Wall Street War How One Is Waged by Captains of Ine dustry—New York Stock Exchange's Oldest Member —Van Horne Versus Hill. A heen raging, vounds good ASF WAR In such as recently means death ny of how for The blg nd of industry like Harrl- kefellers, » in the con thout fear as It is ordinate and for a private he J.J HILL Morgan men offi the and while nmandiz the COI struggle give are in. trenche dollars’ worth of In the ress in ‘all stre he immed ject has been 1 of the Chi cago, Milwaukee and 2 ‘aul rallr I with ef Rk } of t cash t te ob Hor i ors of g 1 pt ¢ Hil territory ha » n that INALY years for eve Paci A 00 st bhutwee control of rallway great fSuctuations stocks In explanation of things work the Nestor of the New York Stock Exchange, Willlam Alex ander Smith, sald not long ago Values are Inflated now, One of the causes of this Is the fact that the great financial leaders sometimes pay big prices for stocks in order to control certain In. terests. This raises the price above the intrinsic value of the properties which the stocks represent if it should happen that thess manipulators were forced to sell, there wou'd Le trouble. A man Is net safe 'n buying stocks now uniess he is on the Inside. where he CAD get an honest report on the earnings of the con cern and its real conditior Mr. Smith Is eighty six years of age and Jolned the exchange In 1544 When he celebrated the diamond an piversary «f kis connection with the institution two years ago the exchange passed resolutions in his honor A visitor to the gallery of the Stock Exchange once asked the friend who was acting as his guide te point out to him Jom DD Rockefeller He was In formed that so far as known Mr Rockefeller bad never visited It but once and that was when he was intro duced to the president on Joining It many, many years ago. Most of the financiers like Morgan, George Goold and Belmont rarely if | | over exercise the membership privi | legen by visiting the floor and mingling | in the scrimmages around the financial i how such | storm centers, Wall | DR SHELDON JACKSON. Phe Reindeer Experiment In Alaska spd His Coumection With It, The Rey, Dr. Sheldon B, Jackson of Alaska, against whom charges were filed by Frank C. Churchill, a special agent of the interior department, is a noted Presbyterian wisslonary, He has fssued a statement vigorously de- nying that any fault could justly be found with conduct in connection with the dealt with In the agent's the use of reindeer in the work of the missionary gervice (n Alaska. Rome years ago the gove gurated the plan of bring from Lapland and employing using them for trans rposes in Al Dr | | work and journ I across’ the berian wastes his matters report schoo! nau NABKA the perize them and ten na ug Wit} LAR Wh and th there reindeer 143.2094 OVER SKVEN Ty YHARS nek's Mandy have ve ake . - 4 oat re SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS Liven the Liver” we B peas, Liver Cx tion Constipat he ASE BT | Gadd : + Heartimrn Flatu oe, ot Abeslutely Barmbos tr Sale Fverywhere ents 8 Box or hy mall MH. Schenck & Sen, Philadelphia, Pa. Vegetable Ar Born TrrLernoxes. Fine Sanitary Plumbing, Gas Fitting, Furnace, Steam and Hot Water Heating. Tin Spouting, Slating, Roofing All of made to order. kinds Tinware Estimates Cheerfully Furnished | oe Bloc, Bellefonte, Pa Harriman, | | ment of reindeer; 8,817 bad been earned by the native Eskimos who had served a five years apprenticeship in the care and manage 2,127 had been earn: the mission stations-—~mainly un- der contract with the who, in return for the loan of 100 deer had clothed, fed and cared for pative apprentices during thelr five years’ ap prenticeship and then bad returned to the government the original number of deer loangd them, retaining the fawns ed by government | ror future work in training Eskimo ap prentices; 1,157 had been earned by the Laplander teachers, who also had re celved small loans from the govern ment, which, after five years they re turned to the government, retaining the fawns born for themselves.” Slander, that finds an easy minds —dnvenal worst of entrance POLO, aver to SEVERAL REASONS “3 ee” The Best Course of Study. 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