Pace 4 THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA, FEBRUARY 28, 1907 The Centre CHAS. R, KURTZ, - - - PROPRIETOR FRED KURTZ, SR EDITORS CHAS. R, KURTZ, W. FRANCIS SPEER. - ASSOCIATE ED WILL EVANGELICALS REUNITE? to the announcement fthat it 1s not im- { probable that the divided factions of the | | great Evangelical church will be settled the church reunited. This may come, according to reports, through a More than ordinary interest attaches | [LETTER ON OUR HUNTING LAWS (Continued from page 1.) of any kind but what he must be equip OVER THE COUNTY. week, moved ped with an automatic gun, and a pro- | Bible farm, east of Centre Hall, to the essionally trained bird dog. Go back to ancient times, when the dog was only used as a protection The shepherds Dale farm, on Nittany Mountain. Ohio, was in William Vonada, living on the Gentzel ! farm near Coburn, purchased three of Millheim, has large horses from D. A. Grove, been appointed a notary public, During the past week several new sales were added to our sale register All the leading sales il be fou in Mi 1 caning ales will be ound in that column on page 3 of this issue, Hereafter each week the Real Estate ransfers will be found on “Page 3" and Mrs. T. R. Hensyl, formerly of How- ard, is still lying very low from typhoid fever at the home of her brother at Ber. wick, Her daughters, Mrs, William | Weber and Mrs, Dr, Kurtz, of Howard, have been very assiduous in doing all in their power to restore their mother to { health and strength D R. Rumberger. who is smployed by ; ‘ / a1 : we P.R R y Altoons Ai, —— working alliance by each organization | used them as a protection to their flocks. | Gregg township, left again for his home | Will consist of all the transfers entered the P. R. R. Co, in Altoona, returned OUIRCULATION OVER 4900. . g We have no account of using dogs for | on Monday. of record for previous week (from | Dome on ay a short visit with : ; J i . the destruction of game, Even the While He reports Altoo one E elical church, as before, and | [ndians, the uncivilized people of this . corder John R A ia a on lass pl ! ing men to the first steps in that direction may be | continent who inhabit d it before the John Saucerman's lip that ' es provid: SUBSCRIPTION - - $1.50 PER YEAR taken at the forthcoming meeting ften u ag? I y considered | Leal stitel to close it up ] 8 a y an ¥y OUI ( * vou to i | s 4 . 3 3 { Su WOON ih y Henry Hudson set Sweetw ) 48 k $32 OV d ; Ra i he rity i ry Oners have let East conferences. Prominent men in! gut on exploration | artive { tin § 1 } Ci | retiring from certain towns, making but Mondav 1 . » { Gn ‘ Vv ( . vee 4 cutting wood at Monday to Saturday inclusive) by Re TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Mills, a piece flew up and Persons who send or bring the money to the Evangelical and United Evangelical the office. and pay in advance $1 per year . - * 19Y11Y \ . ” i he “ : ne rection of county } Thurs rom Centre H hei 4 * an \ IY wurches say thi i scend he udson river . di and ga , 3 } IEILe ac . in Millheim, in Sent TI ’ a rou efor ) p y 4 : ¢ CENTRE DEMOCRAT clubs with , N.Y. 3t-W World for cummins $1.8 | i 4 hE a es AL TC Pittsburg Stockman for i aanasy $1.80 iliation and consolidation would ) " . a hax , At : h ! 4 of . he ame 10 & Hou above : ubseription e , ainly the hig wis where the city Hudson he date your subse ription expires is pla : . : 4 : ed at : MLA the label bearing vour name All | Evangelical meeting in Milwaukee next | now stands Here an old Indian chief ; ia eredits are given by a change of label the | oy. her but powerful conferences like | invited him syhore and Hudson found the | & year or more first issue of each month Wateh that, after ' | ou remit We send no receipts unless by in Eastern Pennsylvania could : special request Watch date on your label : t that 1 Mem. | NVitation I'he savages made a gre Charler H. Smull sold } 1e Way IWATC nat end Mem. 4 Bubseribers changing postofee address, and e way Lowar u pot notifying us, are lable for same Subeeriptions will be continued, unless etherwise directed : 2 We employ no collector. You are expected | eral, admit that the ‘spirit 1s in the air, to send or bring the money to this ofce. and that it would not be surprising |i the Evangelical rest with the general conference, ridge good and idge will be across Indians “very loving accepted the | home i] Mills, along the known a ¢ s y 3 Wis gene } feast for him, which copsisted t only | at Rebersbur to / Flue + ORE uth ily goos § of 9 fore p tf testis lmet * . * Arad " . . both, whose authority goe t | of roast pigeons but included “roast dog ) Hazel takes possession at r made to ot ne day las week while coasting 1 " . Ty OF L ould have na : ‘ A Ly r mace ) ) . . ¥ great way in the denominations in gen- © » they thought he should he ) » f il conduct the bu r oe yurchased the ¢ low! je pountain road north of Dest £ . Fil 4 ; po t Pp 1 { A ti ATIY Aioit y Five ro , Paul Stover, son of AS ’ TH ‘ha sr for bili: ib . ; ) rm i ning rive 4 . . re e of the dog for killing birds i Robert Corl, who moved from » more exten- | DLOVEr, § Earle Wert. son of Luther gles tT fo in s thi Hr . it 4 4 of recent origin in this country and it |... Gap to alsburg last spring 1 | gin - ROT ve had of Aaronsburg, met with pring, will F. § ! ) v h nad ’ move to the J n, and Mrs, , led e ence in limestone oper: juite a serious accident, The moun If the matter really bas about it | Slaughtering our game What do we | xey and fan : y y i wr ti ? « 1 y f vp hes " pay our dog tax for Is it not for the | vacated by hb 9 : Rha rio was covered with a coating of ice. The protection of our sheep ! and not for the A fbar thirtes: . o ! FIN i boys could not control their sled after lestru « then OTL \ It Ad LaIrte 1 ye service with brated heir . “ 1 f y " Tet BoE oi t of the m i 3 vey d fan Houserville WoO 34) Com y N oR ( ant wv % v : : : : they had started and COD He quence Evangelical conference meeting at Ta- | alike take his gun to secure his game Hazel hs ‘severed h : wk A hare vor vl wo ll a | was an upset, Stover escaped witha i x ¢ ne AS Severed Eh hy ean p . n . liam H Stevenson, which shows him to maqua Let us urge passage of a pr a LoRnection th a Sondbery isi y y i : . at ny been leased by an od dn condemned tur: Herbert, of Bellefonte, 4 . - they ag became one at no distant | has been trained down to perfection for EDITORIAL. 1 road at that place is very steep and - any strength of movement it will likely Tur Lock Havex Times prints a pic ture of the mayor-elect of that city, Wil. receive attention at the coming United few severe bumps on his head and body, » of :] M HH i lea w agons i mn : ; OE i . D Wert re lh 4 " vere gas oa Dr " [ y - PTs | - v it pl 3 \ ] immlurie he house ( dg tiny y ; : dressed the laced the scalp in. it had been torn ’ i : : with and is y N ting cood be a very good looking gentleman. Now ing the use of dogs in wii ting goods game protected by law anc i rl ake mavor to match his 1 Ti if he will make a may to m 1 bill now pending to license the hunter, I'be THE DANCE OF DEATH. » » ren should be happy pn looks, Lock Haven should be happy . : he Came commissic wis Four criminal proceedings are now in I'he ¥ AEH " mm . : " " deal of credit A CHURCH out in Nebraska had to progress for murder which spring from becoming plent ’ R( ou nd TASK al a vecoming ent mere mad, brute desire becoming more ple the ' Dot RK in AA 4 Mi 8%¢ ’ ; . av tha close up for want of means to pay the ’ 3 . A married woman in Chicago last | When the running of Herald Square Stock Co. H : 4 7 ¢ Of g has beer vrniehing a good one.) deer be ne more pientiiu Ww ! HE " t hye y ¥ | | v ’ vening About 0) hms np 3 wen h og pastor's salary, yet it appears enough ; : j s | week shot her lover, an artist, A moth money was raised to send to Africa and y \ y . : er with children goes on trial to-morrow : 1}: Erne i aii aA n 134 at the one other heathen fields, that would have SPI ; i e still increasing in number : beim invites sealed bid “ ‘ any from out of lent prod ms at the opera o i ) nw 3 in Washington for the murde as small gar is concerned N tots of CIA SPO. wi by fcKelvey of d pray ho TH his Thursday even. paid the pastor what was due. Perhaps 4 it i , i h net ut those pious ones didn't know t man whom she claimed was tie er | go! scarcer, esy ally he bi ris Beattv hav \ " Ana . Flores Kepler d od ys ad- | 108 y will present that weird CTI, / . who denied thi ™ af ' 5 : y L : p 1 . 5 ‘4 " ak 1 | Ts res x . n : ty begins at home ie Ske mii ie » | h open winters, wit Pein wes oi. Pook 4 i ‘ After a mpi la night ast Lynn” « endered. : a compromising int \ y on Ar \ nove | i her : : a Tus semory of Washington gros brothers are on trial in a Virginia county | the x of dogs they become scat gui Bg ha M you ; ed tt mall } « | Matis ir ladies and children, Satur. brighte ith the lap f time because | illing for a where a sister had |! * olsery ais for veal en he oring J ret to } hi : ag " he ’ uy be w as a true ) da gre man wgiven. To these must be But the would} New York charnel house ent age “The Fat! of DOW § any way never thing eter down t emocratic “ TO CRUSH THE TRUSTS the hunter st b > 3 i oh : : | Luang al ( Ex Ibe & N SEED CORN vevervhod regular 1 be uniform in size: all ma 0 ul ad and Lk ney } t ¢ te y : . } y ! ioc a Anotl } : ie rae the A preg for 1 ' : - : oft of $ vent rai After an . E 1 ee { which is ascootnplish mem! i > ‘ , y he nn : 5 i Li-tr 4 : nade fifteen } % e rat one of which | rended we t rin ta N fe +a " a i ed ip one opperation by this sort. i i n { which | tended wedding trip to Niagara. Buffaio er. Prices and circulars on appli- tree scaled | and other cities, they will be at home on | eation, Luse Manuf Co. Ad. Centre Hall, Fa Cl Kernels re IVADIA WOuld pass a . . leg! ee The on ne Uno act aw compe ling the payment of a bounty gg vy 1313 feet I'he entire little over re thousand font . . rn the combina-! it would ndu suit for the trap. | 8 1 ttie over five thousand feet one of Mr. Meyers’ excelient farms, people agains the trusts Spring hats! THE NEW BLOCKS NOW SHOWN. Hi Menry s Mir sirels Ce ming A Hats seem to be a specialty with us. Fitting heads with proper hats, has been a stronghold with HL ENNIS MTAS TRS ' 50 us, Our hat department has, or several years, been a very big one, and this season itis larger td than ever---a cair sized store in itself. millage ¢ MN s the Record wey wl P "nr the i min poy are about to 11 heir : " eS a fa Sh "1 stantially, but t ’ not intend to Attest © Jonx G. BaiLEY i dot Goh There's Not a New Shape. up the twenty cents a mile This, of course, is far more A FPLICATION FOR LICENSE travel costs, and until recently ( Ongress ; . Notice Is hereby given that . . . : : named persons have filed their men traveled on passes and pocketed all J : Liguor License in the Offioe of the the mileag For members who live ASV Court of Quarter Sessions a . w of Cenyre. and that application the granting of same on the firm March next, viz : March Soh. 1007 TAVERN LICENSE WL Dagget Pellefonte West Ward Horton 8. Kay Bellefonte South Ward ~~ — CB Garman Bellefonte South Ward James A. Noonan Hellefonte South Ward 1 k ) N . i J M Cunningham Helletonte South Ward clerks whom they used to pay out of [ly appeared in our town in past years, | James W. Runkle Centre Hall Boro their own pockets with their salaries | and always drew large houses. It is Rawle O, Henderson Jotul hore . h hart atteaats . “nae Shawver iliheim Boro a mong the best attractions on the stage | oo cM Reeser Millbetm Bore today. It is a great show Charles M. Waple Phillipsburg. First Ward Rapney & Grebe Second ward ninetenths of which is drawn iz J.C. & W. H Jones Second ward 1 is drawn in cash by PUBLIC SALES | Samuel Rogers Necond ward most of the members Christ North Second ward TORSDAY, Manon 3.2 miles rast of Woward, James Passmore Nocond ward CW ssi wh lis oek and fl Vine of AB Herd Second ward A crear fight is being put up at Har farm impiements sale ot 1 o'olook sha p Thomas Barnes Jr Second ward ’ . a Andrew (} Huge Second ward Fisburg, this session, to prevent the Pas | SATURDAY. MARCH 50--on Lamb street. Belle: | Jarry Simler Second ward ’ wte, John H. Roan will sell furniture . ) on sage of any rislation for the ducts fonte Henry Kohibeeker Central City Hogas twp KR h ation for the reduction and household goods st 12 noon sharp Harry PP. Austin Central City Boggs twp of passenger rates to 2 cents a mile, or William Beker Reberahuryg Miles twp the appointment of a commission for the Thurs. Mch., 28, J. P. Gentzel Ap bibs, HE Pay iv Penn twp {Ot | ilread y . ™ James 8. Neish Potters Mills. Potter top regulation of : railroad matters, The will ett & miles east of dellefonts Ih Bpring | Raward Ros er Ol Fors... |. Potte A sentiment of all the members is for the | To uship the flowing § Frank W. Hess Sandy Ridge Rush twp LIVE STUCK 16 horses 2 faml'y horses, 1 | peg Bisenhauer OCassanovs Rush twp There's Not a New Shade. but what we show it for the coming season. Even more than a thousand miles from Wash ington the mileage allowance is a eon. siderable addition to their incomes, even when they buy railroad tickets, They have in recent years voted themselves though our qu ities of hats at equal prices, were and there is no probability that they no better than others, you owe it to yourself to will let go of their s*ationery allowance select from this big line where variety is unlimfetd. Hats in all shapes, in cach style, in all proportions, to suit each particular face and figure at 2 cent rate, as well as the appointment of the commission, but it is hard to say what the Republican leaders will dic tate. The bill g trolley lines to carry freight is another popular measure opposed by the railroads oth parties are openly pledged tothe measure. Gov Stuart pfomised his support and has the influence to demand it. If these meas. ures are not carried out in good faith, an indignant public will know that the be. trayal lies with the Penrose Machine | and Gov, Stuart, We doubt if these measures will be enacted and have about as much confidence in it as the present Capitol steal investigation, [A apring tooth barrows hind roller farmers sir of mutes, ¥ mich sows | registers an 1 on bath, ew ing thiee yous vil tbutienlves 2 hole » 2voarc on hello slver A. adr" oh ID hear of op »sho ts Brood owe 1 Poland Ber | your ole, Des Ya separa or Bal ™ with Moy pows: And A'Tie ments 10 Tun tw porse wage hs | unk in goo uw a8 pew, | FIarmers handy we on, 1 broad thee Wao sutab » for cng Taek oF gene nl farm ues Lerts of ‘adders Koop manu » spreader with | self winding web, op sering sags vould as new adja table buguy tosgas J 8 sale cut ter, Iniwds | new one, 4 ploughs, 3 5ou ho-Rend — favorite grain 4 111 Heo ter 4 ub's eorn planter. Henab double oo bn planter snd cult) var, we der, MeUor mek cinder 7 lod ent, Johnston mower bay rake, tedder rake pal feyn nd Kh rpoon 2 anim of Lug barns, 8s of doub's arivine ba nen 2 oa of sin Je han ness, ehaing tugs eolines bridies nhes foi ks, tte, Bate at ia m. Ar U MeUIBUICR, Bick, Duniel WW. Sehnars & Tempest Slinger sear PRR. station Granger Hotel Hush twp John OG, Urls Snow Shoe SN twp Lawrenee Rodding Snow Shoe 8 8 iwp George J. Kaehik Clarence SN twp DISTILLER Nosh W. Eby Woodward Haines twp BREWERS LICENSE | Pallipsburg Bring CoPhilipaburg Second ward WHOLESALE BEER Chas. Moersehbacker Bellefonte West ward « WHOLESALE LIQUOR Orin Vall Phillpsburg Second ward | Jonathan M. Davia ‘ Second ward | George Parks : Second ward | Philip Garbrick Bellefonte west ward | John A, Kelley and arty T. Hamilton, Qicacia Milla Tush twp Lawrenee Nugen a Rush twp Boyoo...........Clarence Snow Shoe twp AB Kimronr, Bellefonte, Pa, Feb, 10th, 07, Clerk. im, the Clothier, CORRECT DRESS FOR MEN AND BOYS.
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