00000000000000000000000000000000000000OCOO0000C00000 1 FRANCIS SPEER'S THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT BELLEFONTE, PA, OCTOBER 4, 1906, Breezy “THAT” Column EE ———— nd Spiey, Speedy and Sparkling Items, both of an Important and Humorous in the most fascloating s Editor. His Poignant ( Tuar Charles Levy, the popular chi- ropodist is always satisfled to remain at the foot. Tuar Sam Miller, bacconist, says that many ‘‘Pure Havana’ rebels have destroyed tl crop. Bellefonte to- be as cigars after the 1e Cubes tobacco the sre'll just Tuar Charles Eckenr best citizens in Be the other day abou loons creased Now of that, THAT ther who who Wt that he won't Tuar “Doc” says that the be all fired says ‘amen ar tha way he uses that word THAT they say that man in Bellefonte ] y recent He was best thin; that there out, THAT Beiiefonte wh who have College stud GOOD STORIES sent vestigate This Was A ve totle Hof all other theori that the deer v impart a currant jel son He insists that any person © a deer in Centre county th this is correct SOUIRRE] Leck Hill, Pa squirrels and squi serted without fear of no squirrels w Il tenderness the mountain Just as the cels in rict pon squis gray varie! nut grove LEASE § Sept Tels Advice as Jo these unhappy you M1 m ley said, and her eyes kindled of a 16-year-old girl quarrel and then you will be happy How to avoid it? Oh! just feed your hus of so often in Chi Agr ke the eye I say never have a band well and humor him and make him | other corporations expended $250,000 to from Spam At the outbreak of the Insurrection there were rumors that General Men- | dez Capote, the Cuban vice president, | think he's having his own way. Live within your means.” Character, dished up vie by the Associate servations were jellefonte are put on THAT dressy women in seldom unaffected, they much, 50 Tuar when some fellows in Bellefonte get loa led the first thing they do is to r mouths rirls in Bellefonte y appreciate a seem gentleman 1 ARDY election since 155 Republican investment does From source it is claimed that the trusts i have been profitable and combines protected by the tas and elect Litttlefield, the Republican candi date for Congress in Maine This cor- ruption and politcal debauching of the The Revolution In Unhappy Cuba VI WT NS IMHE Cuban revo- lution began about the mid. dle of last August and was therefore but a few days over a month old when Secretary Taft of the war department and Acting Secre- tary Bacon of the state department set sail from Tampa on the crulser Des Moines the mis- sion peace they oned to prosecute by the eldom th short to GONZALES DE QUESADA on of were comm president t in so a time 3 in a coun of anarchy President Roose- letter to Min- r seven years litlon of pro growing pro ce « dustrial cl + her 100 a for of all possible evils ill Cuba the worst is an- uba set up as an independent one of the first thir done ab VICE PRESIVENT CAPOTE AND THE PALACE AT HAVANA, uct modern methods and ap of tobacco, plantations had of Industrial be in and of the wls ion of un the uitivation a stage ¥ never But ont rod rried prosperity when a country nding or bun Armies od. beasts tisfy Warriors in the w= New iis wealthy refused Yor) pater ] it i IHR A Cub nnd} ler tho from Spal title of Marquis de Ban tha Cruz. Mis family thelr wenlith through the troubles of the but money came to him through his wife, once ont island. and much of her fortune was devoted | who, with | finally won freedom | to aiding the revolutionists American belp, A Georgia judge has decided that a| voters by special interests protected by | was plotting against President Palma man ought to kiss his wife at least once | Republican legislation does not even with the a day; the best time, he thinks, being when he comes from work at night, There are two reasons why some men | ought to kiss their wives in the morniug. | One is so as to have it over for the day, and the other is that they may not dis. | bring forth a protest from our reform president The fellow who kills time will eventu ally discover that time can stand the racket longer than he can view executive office of succeeding to the himself. Subsequent events, however, supported the view of his loyalty to his chief He was at one time president of the insurgent government established by the Cue bans In their last struggle for Inde. pendence, is a graduate of the Unik gust their wives with the breath they | Even a dog fight seems rather tame to | versity of Havana, has won eminence accumulate during their absence from | (he man who has lived with his mother. | A% & lawyer and has been governor of home. inlaw six months. Matanzas province, PERSHING'S RECORD, He In Both Fighter and Diplomat and Is Liked by Moros. When John J. Pershing of Philippine fame was made a brigadier general of the regular army a few days ago he was jumped the heads of 257 captains, 564 majors, 131 lleutenant colonels and 110 colonels B62 officers all told, There wasea rea- son for this exceptional action, Though a comparatively young officer, General Pershing has rendered services te which great value has been attached by his superiors. He Is not only very brave, but Is a diplomat as well. Born in Missouri forty years ago, he grad uated from West Point and for sev eral years served under Generals Chaf fee and Miles in Indian campaigns in the west Then for he i tury sd nee { the Nt Captain over about five rof esse ite this riod he EE BY 1 + XThousa [13 The great army of Com mercial Travelers think the best "side lupe for thelr own use, is a box of SBCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS They cure Billousness Liver Complaint, Indiges tion, Cor on, Skk Headache Tsundice, Heartburn Fiatulency Malaria, etc, In use over Seventy years “Liven the Liver” b oben s Mandrake Pills ant wats a Bon. wo 25 oon by to Dr. J. NK. 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