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THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., FEBRUARY 14, 1907
The Cent
CHAS. R. KURTZ,
FRED KURTZ. SR
CHAS. R,. KURTZ.
W. FRANCIS SPEER,
CIRCULATION OVER 4900.
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EDITORIAL.
1attend the
be if the Democrats were in the majori-
ty there
ommitie«
then 1
their «
ted
ex ped i
except a certificate
the debit,and credit sides of the
He
cor
( apis
accounts 1% name
counsel mittee is to dom
inate them, mu pertinent evidence
the
hat the governor
gu
vestigation
will be excln It may be due to
perception of ti
has radically ¢
with regard t
al posi Lion
that be
finds great difficulty
oO accept an
in securing compe
tent counsel t appointment
If he himself had appointed the invest
gation committee, as he promised to do,
the matter would bear a different aspect
If the legislative investigation proves a
farce he will have to bear the odium,
The world would be better if the peo- |
ple were as anxious to get into heaven
as they are to get into society, :
ve democrat, |
« = «= PROPRIETOR |
| Fountain of Youth
BULLYING THE BACHELOR.
While the legislators of
tax on bachelors, the proposal of the ed.
itor of the North American Review
be taxed instead, affords
It should have the
effect of bringing to their senses the law
spinsters
stimulating contrast,
makers who have come so near doing an
| injustice to a most unfortunate class of
individuals, According to Col, Harvey,
“spinsterhood 1s a purely voluntary con-
dition due to reprehensible contrariness
dachelorhood, as all unprejudiced per
sons will a by no means vol
t, is
nd
el
ll
untary condition There was never
vet a woman who could
if
editor
not marry, as
} the
she should, would,” declares
learned of the North American
Review Nobody slightest
| experience in the ways the worl
+14 111s ls $ iy
vould think of asserting
ADDITIONAL LOCALS,
Miss Ella Musser
W. H. Musser
ied her as far as \
ter spending a d
al Capitol Mrs
journey south
to Bellefonte
o visit [(riends
Miss Hele
stenographer
d .
it
n
horse frightened
McCalmon
ther day
returning the
nd while irning
was
e 1p tow? ness the
a sleigh, a
When the animal
rounding from High to Thomas street it
looked as though 1 ben
eral smash up and another patient
the hospital. Fortunately Miss
Hams retained her iron nerve, and
a grip of steel guided the inf
there woul gen
for
wil
with
an
Al ounce
iriated
imal to its destination with out
of blood being wasted
Friday Daniel
1860 has fesn a prominent resident of
Bellefonte, quietly his 89th
birth doy at his residence on High street
He was surrounded by part of his fam
ily and thorougly enjoyed the day, For
a man of his age he has remarkable vit
ality and his health is better than it was
several years ago. He has discarded
his cane, and his general appearance in.
dicates that he has been drinking atthe
It will not be many
more weeks until he will be on the street
again, greeting his friends, He might |
Garman, who since
celebrated
live to round outa century which is the
wish of his many friends,
several
states are discussing the imposition of a |
that |
a
¢!
|
| ~The seven month-old daughter of
Mrs. Nellie Green, died on Monday morn
ing at her mothers home on Logan St
- William Keichling has torn down the
i old livery stable on South Water street
and on the site will erect an automobile
repair shop
Wh broker, Sim and
Morris Baum received on Friday even-
ing two of the finest thorough-bred Ken-
tucky horses ever brought here
Dr. J. E. Ward, of Car
lellefonte looking up a
it is desire
soon as possible,
S. Strawn, the
Tuesday
lisle, was in
dentist office,
move back just
He found it difficult to procure rooms
for his purpose and it 18 altogether
probable that the Y. M. C A..
th story of
as his to
as
will com-
second
High street, occupied by W. Harrison
| Walker, Esq The plans have already
been drawn, and if finished according to
Sed make hne qual
plete the the building on
x
thcations it will ter
ra de
Party’
week
OWS
H. Miller
MARCH
Foho Far
ments
FRIDAY
Horw
shout at
Dn
TURDAY., Manos
JAMMER J LinANMLEY
? FO ares wisi
K shary
LT
Are Males. we
) shoals
farn
MoNpay
weal
inplements
At Hur
nn Benner twy
H
10 horses and
Main 2 Ler
f Bellefonte
NMREITIEN » wll
mares with foa ® mileh cows 21
young eattle, 19 sheep all are owes
also farm implements, ote At
aut
THURSDAY MARCH 9% nm
mill the road that
CHEPS
ments
at M0 0 clock AL
ThespAY, Main W™
Waddie station. Mas
7 head of horses and ool wo
M0 head of hog stoek. and full Hine
lements and household goods
mm. LF Mayes, auet
WRINERDAY, MARDH 27 0m
Homie, on the Howard Tip
Conran will ns
will be fresh &
on went of Kneeht
pnvilie FM
imps
eomenee
eads 10 Jacks
stock, Tarming
and household goods Sale
MeClintie, anet
On Hale farm ne
Hessen WAY wi
head of
of farm im
Hale ul 10a
will sail ive
ar
| a
Catiie
iwi hwest of
fn farm, Pui
work horses, 1 mileh cows
time of sale. 7 short horn
bulls, § beef enitie, Berkshire brood sow
Chesterwhite boar, 4 shoats, 0 head of fine
sheep, some chickens, and lot of farm imple |
ments. DP. Wentael suet
THURSDAY, Manca #9 18 miles west
State College, in Ferguson Twp
of |
Peter Corl |
will sell stock and foll Hoe of farm sharp. |
ments, Sale to begin st 10 o'clock sharp
Wm. Goheen, Auet,
|
THURSDAY MARCH #4 In Spring township, 4 |
miles east of Bellefonte, G, Perry Gexrzel, |
will well: 5 good horses, span of mules 6 ya. |
old ; 10mileh cows, 7 bead young cettle, 10
head of sheep, short horn bull regis'd stock, 8
brood sows, 1 boar, b shouts Also a full
of implements, Saleat 108. m, A. (
tie, nuet
ine
MoeClin- |
"WIDAY, March, 29 J. WiLsON MANN, 6 miles
north of Howard, Curtin Twp., will
horse, farm implements, corn. lot
hold goods Hayes Schenck, suct
1 o'clock shinrp
sell 1}
of house
Male at
Thurs'y, Mar. 7, Jno. Auma
one mile East of Wolfs Store In Miles
shipat 10a. m Will sell the followir
LIVE STOCK. ¢4
nl
Ii
good
1 fat steer
township, ong
Crown grain dr
1 WS Dew
ing corn cultivators, plows. harrows, harness,
rond wagon. cart, ereamsery for ten cows and 8 |
lot of farming implements which Is pot men |
tioned, Terms will be made known os day of
sale. H. Miller, suet
Tis. Mar. 28: FH Clemson
and
Ww Hat bis home farm. between Waddle
} the following
Bormstown at i mw
LIVE STOCK : ack horses, ®
( 0, Ome pair of
weight
mares, 7
One driving
years old, One colt, Ten
YERrS OG
ay
LT)
Friday, Mar. 15: Jacob Weaver
Mo mile west of
following
LIVE STOCK
Hublerstburg, Pa., will sell the
2 black horses, 8 aod 9 years
old, welph Bo I yearling eolt.
we fresh by time of
id of young cattle, 2
and 2 year-old;
3 Chesterwhite
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for low
wagon,
roma Lire La EL
farm us I two-horms
sprit of Ad
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platform
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and
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ind and France
Of
Tp has Y w
hibited VY 1a4aW bec:
juriou
-
id
the
Alum Baking Powd
I istrict
» the Sale
<
€r 1S pro-
of
Iso prohibits Alur
In 100d.
You may live where as
The enly sure
Alum 1n your
Say plainly -
ROYAL
you have no protection against Alum
Baking Powder 1s fo
BAKING
POWDER
ROYAL is made from Absolutely pure Cream of Tartar —a pure Grape
product
Aids digestion—adds to the healthfulness of food.
LAST WE
TH
1-4 OFF
E
Suits and Overcoats
SALE OF
Still plenty for good selection.
An opportunity to buy reasonable
goods much under value, and still
lots of cold weather days ahead.
You can't afford to miss these
bargains.
im, the Clothier,
CORRECT DRESS FOR MEN AND BOYS.