Pace 2 THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., DECEMBER 13. 1906 ra. jroved, Mr. Roosevelt's mind was not oO ©O | Out by the heavy rains. The new gov . poisoned against him. Mr, Hitchcock ernment hn kept constantly at work. ar BEEZLR'S MEAT MARKET, - FF 1k | remained, and in the course of time he 2 TL histriating: hundreds of. tiles of ‘ex 1 (¢ al Handed bova ALLEGHENY BT , BELLEFONT A. got the land thieves on the hip, His P rt R ellont tris : 2 Ww prac | jo! 78 From Father to Son. Famous Folk | wu mi ave w'iio'ns | Porto Rico m. so that now prac. | (3 neo i p Iv ail s tt « of" the ixland is / “X In thousands of families | ve Ft § i OO] OBENE —————— | A : s hi dds YA ell over the land, Schenck WEF PP fi 21 $1 bore fruit, and prison doors 0] ened for Qf opened ‘to transportation arra and f “5 Ea aS A 117s Dave § EF, ORK, MUTTON, SLICED HAM | various eminent citizens, Some who : ric r tricts \ through three generstior : ids of Smoked Mast, Pork sausage, ste teckham of Kentucky and the Sen- |! escaped jail were pretty badly fright- What Uncle Sam Has Done For the given proof of, not oni § f you want a nice Juiey Steak Lo to |) i erm conse copii ————— ¥ » ened, and thus, largely in consequence Island People May Be Citizens Even before'the road catae the shoo) Yv 1) also their Purity and Saf- PHILIP BEEZER i i y ; FD itecheoek's efforts, ¢ wr get. ¢ - Ai . \ At) I ety. McMillan Hitehe k,¥ ve of Grafters. of Ir. Hitchcock's efforts, another get Soon New Schoolhouses and house The Porto Riean child could y | \ Hick ndustr To 0 : \ { ’ — Wilbur D. Nesbit—Mansfield's Latest | | rich-quick in lustry bas Deen mostly Good Roads Eight Years Versus follow a gont path to school. Uncle SCHENCK S Hit - Wolf, the Baby Congressman | broken up. BC te a lg A ott Tora ionaty | SHEN MANDRAKE Centre County Banking Co. | | (A tmee———————————————— er Wilbur Dick Nesbit, the poet and Tx governer of] Jeurnalist, whose first novel, *“I'he Gen- N all probability the presen t session . . ' ia X . t RE RIVE DEPOSITS; INSCOUNT NOTTS. N 100 ave been de eloped y these roads y by Iheircurstive properties | atorship Congressman Elect Py) lished anbont 800 sw OO hnilt sey b Corner High and Spring Streets, Kentucky, John tleman Ragman,” has just been publish. of congress will confer Ameriean i ton hers, IN are a Positive Care ; Wicklift| ed, was born in Xenia, O,, in 1871. He citizenship upon the Inhabitants nm and women teach the | | Ni tor 1 wo r € w hese began his career as printer and later of Porto the Dem-| Worked as a reporter, His reputation maries ia | bas been won largely as a contributor JOHN M, SHUGERT hier. Rico, It le therefore RT bate i - ; 3 ' / stion ’ { enda worth while to glance at this island sirtsdbiB iran dbiowin bl i (fy A a wR fod Fi P9000 0000 90000000 00000000 and see what Uncle Sam has done for : hs ." ‘ - is choice | of yerse lo magazines. ‘ it In his eight years of guardianship. a a 4 ye 0 io : enck’s \ \ “Liven the liver” Y YL} xt senator While Nesbit was finishing “The | pay Rico became absolutely Ameri- nan y PHae min . fl 4 \ ( ; tucky, Isl Gentleman Ragman” he was spending | territory at the close of the war [ J i ) v -soven 8 few weeks in a country town In In- | way Spain. It behooved the United LAs £9 & ’ 4 diana, He bad sent nearly all of the | gi. 10s government to do Its level best Dr. Jd. H. SCHENCK & SON, Pliny eT : it oon | ‘ " Rico was to be a test has been | 120088 Or " the administration at Washington, and One day a telegram for Nesbit was Beckham, putenant governor, to] 136 telegraph of 3) R Porto Rico in 1808 was a sorry ag With great and gorg welcomes al = deck) : i 4 I r, fice. It read: - i N vals he way fro $ X Ponce far : . : | going to do about the most part only semicivilized. This ir ( rit y | \ riot ) ed to y { « thimgZ un » Davis and ba ’ " : “" ' f Een Anble :. yg AE little island, only a hundred miles long @cltiz al the president ed wrecedented \ e 1 tory o a berkrs ta near \ y ; . } y Pikney Sanger! v : and scarcely forty miles wide, had a them f é¢ Ww doing A { \ A b ge, and it} mpi Manns pt to hig publishers, in bringing cosmos out of chaos In that the Six-| "IN wwiain detalls of the completion of island. Porto had been the subject of dis- fallure there meant much iv soyen| CUSSION between himself and a friend | pig fact was properly appreciated by ey vornor | connected with the publishing house. i { A hy ave "J Goe wi lf } { civil wart } i1- : s that administration put its best foot in the B ( § te, Ww h raked! received at the vl foremost right at the outset, For 400 years Spain had mis- the ; nat » at the early age TU I Te ; ; spain n } of thirty. and he | een twice eleet | What are you . of 3 ruled the Island. The people were for Annie is the hero pay Bi pom ion of y nearly a million people In retalr g his post as governor of tne of “The (Gentle Kentucky be bas met and defeated the) pn, Ragman;' most astute po f the state. Pinkney Is the vil- He has swept ruthlessly from his path| ain if there Is one Only about 18 per cent of them could read or write, The rest were densely ignorant They were also an exceed A Ee ; ‘ 1 ingly filthy lot. Modern sanitation had | terial for citizenship I ! g ar nh Joseph Clay” Stiles Blackburn anl| ju the book. The not touched the easternmost Pearl of | ernor of the island leekman Win HAL LA MITUMINO ames B McCreary. the senat soars . James B, McCr J. in ors from jocnl telegraph op the Antilles, In the cities the people | thron Kentuck: ackbur led to crush erator personally W. D. SEBRIT were housed together like rabbits in a Porto Rico now has more than a m C 3O A I = fen ‘ te a In ats t : 3 i " } vi . i . ig Fess +34. asad sent Ln back| delivered the mes : i warren or pigs in a sty. In some In-! Jon peopl: wht three Aithe o # to private » and sent Judge Thomas | gage, and Nesbit wrote this reply: stances threes or four families lived In| gre whites. ‘The ro. i Hise H. Parnter to the senate to succeed] “will marry Annie Davis and shoot Blackburn, Pinkney Sanger as seon as I return to Then Beckhan seided to go to the! Ohicage.” genate himself. Senator James B, Me] The operator stared at Nesbit won- Creary, whi ns member of oom-| deringly whem he read the message, | hiafiy for the rich or the well to do. : 5 rings for lim gress before Beckham was borm, was] but Nesbit did not fathom that stare Porte Rico was & dark spot on Our map. | g.1.1 reenlts stow’ Ports ies Ba endion! it v rs and plas- a his epponent "hen the Demecratie | patil the morning when he took the The United States began work at _... o gr , Mt: wamte “Ha 0c 1 BIoNie d primary returns came In ii was soon | train for bome, when the village mar- once. The first thing necessary Was £0 so. 12 1. : in eo { Commercial, No. 6¢ J J geen that the youthful Beckham had! shal stepped up and sald meaningly clean up the Island towns and teach added an r victory to his list and; “Mr. Nesbit, 1 would advise you, as the inhabitants that filth meant dis McCreary's scalp to his belt an officer of the law, sir, not to do any- ’ ease and If they would live long they * ’ * —— at ores { “ican ™ g . In addit to the fact that he goes thing rash when you get to Chicago. must keep clean. The next thing was 10 the Unit | 's senate at such an de to build roads. Practically all of the Buttermilk as a early ag u e remembered that] Richard Mansfield’s success in Ib beautifier is high he has won the Democratic nomina-] seq's “Peer Gynt” is one of the lead- v certal R persons who have experim ection, en| (ng topics in dramatic circles. He has ¥ + ed with the use of ti wv a fight] scored one of the greatest hits of his : n of pa : any outdoor which are] remarkably successful career In this ¢ : { milk bath wis n the~ef-{ production. Originally he planned In Baba ily milk bath Is hould dol his Chicago engagement to play various Eh these en tes, will} dramas in his reper 00009009000 0000 09099PVIVPVIV EL VV II VIP revo POC ReRPeD one room, and some of the families | and full blood : ot ws though of the took boarders. Hundreds of districts jitter class there are : nor han Wood, Graf, Hay, Straw and had no schools whatever, and such! gg om Hiteracy has been greatly re Sand. Spanish schools as did exist were : : : : 3 : doced Estimates Cheerfully Furnished by eleanlit the ol centuries a ? 90060000000 Buttermilk and the Skin cosmetic and general hiy nended RL ahh oa i nt lh et as ema sass asaaad Bellefonte T rust Co. A k x Capital $125,000; Surplus $10,000. FPICPRS DIRECTOR tory after a week or Tr two of “Peer Gynt,’ Sh J a a a a a a a Aas ssras ss ss adi oh 8 8 bat d EE EE i a a a A 1h at an at a a a a a a a. a al Fit py PIE Pn Ever rything Good to Eat in the Grocery Line ’ Can be Found =] a” S.CHLER’S, THE 2 GROCER. | CARTE ywrasl Georg I Sheldon, was the a . ht wean nonce. ama ve was wen mme| Of Cigars for 2bc giate in INTO He graduated from the rd : niversity f Nebraska hr Ne . a v Here is a clear- Havana cigar rom ireanr Hive fy | M4 0 hed ’ » (res » "t | has served two terms in the state at be th it we want you to judge side al ore senate and has been prominent in the 2 | y sid le with re gull; ir Key Ww est brands y ba ! it ; 3 Lh’ Siope Q Il 50 Ww L hor : Wi en once ye u deal 3 \ hler's you w }) never want L 3. “ : han SN gre in ti h i RL ko vveoe c Worth 3&3 to oh mk of . Ld of advia | Repuliican party organization of 'the . that have sold for years at 3-for-26c and ‘ | y inst » ih in his Frank CC. Wachter of Baltimore, who 2 1 y | 3 | § Vi ™ Hitehesok | represents the Third district of Mary A Ya gy he a ho . , C U B A-R O M FOR FALL SE SEEDING wre of 1nd rs who sup | place to a young Be » : ¥ . " that he was | man named Harry by All-Havana Cigar, 5¢ Farmers purchase supe rior fertilizers from us st a great copy as | B. Wolf when the id saving. 1 he conservative farmer buys good goods, from old found | Bixtieth congress is a new and sensational value in the cigar responsible dealers, and gets good results. had made assembles, Wolf : ke in their! was not long since : py business. Where, outside of National Ach Puospuarte, per ton, £11 50 cash : Phosphate and Mr. Mc | a newsboy. He : : Cigar Stands, can you get a large, well- Potash, per ton, §14.00 cash. | 1 1808 pro- | graduated from sell i ro led, full- “wei vht cigar, made entirely of Sraxnard Boxe Prose TATE, composed exclusive! y of An- him from | ing papers into the the ussian am- | fegal profession and fine, importe Havana leaf, and thor- . imal Bone matter and potash, per ton, £20.00 cash we ’ bassadorship to his| quickly rose to ¢. oughly seasoned, for 5c? That is what think of it! ; present post, and | prominence in it : we se | ou in CUBA-ROMA. If you want to raise a good crop, and build up the farm, at —— Mr Roosevelt con | Then he started out l t Fi vd w : : . : I : . . the same ime, use anin n ) " AN A tinued him In of-| 45 go to congress HARRY. B. WOLF 3 National Cigar Stands save you the dozen branda A] one goods e have a HITCHCOCK fice in wpite of the | and has won a seat 1 unnecessary middlemen's profits made i ; efforts of a i of shady | in that body fr n old eo ig Ti hy i. irl! wly from an old campaigner, imothy seed, grain drills, harrows, vows, American wire associat) : enre | emoval. The | yw v7. Iolinson, a man who was post on the ordinary Key I gi : tence, barbed and smooth wire, ete all at attractive land and wr thieves of the west | aster of Baltimore when Wolf was | 3 West brands. prices { ware apn «! him from the first, but it) an urchin yelling: “Extra! Buy a pa | J TIO! LL) was nol vo at that time that 80 | oop migter? Wolf was elected, too, | ' much thieving Iu ep done. These in a district that had not gone Demo | BUSINESS NOVAS FROM 7 A.M. TO o PA. The best cigars are now sold In the 2,000 Drug Stores having pluie wd many influential friends | ou. before In years. All this he bas | at WW ' ood. ® i this National Cigar Stands Emblem in the window, vor fl hs ; ms ih of accomplished before reaching the age | . i; : of ur r ' ar of twenty-seven, and, it Is said, he will | 2 f, C d ] | 101 ] O . : an thare- | be tha youngest man who ever sat In 1H Rye i 0 | X Wi tore ii : sunt Me. Hiteh | Sho house of representatives at Wash BELLEFONTE, PA. i cook. bot tit § % the event
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