THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BO PA., FEBRUARY 28, 1907, i an | meg for in ihr Stub au qebe for aliee- | pate Dus aljemot angequat, oann | Lin eft with farmers and a contract signed | «1 | nig gu fet. Do hot d'r Bill fe am Arm | | hattit Te 8 gE ‘a Ya San Du for 3 by be aid in case the stretcher is | | | . PM ’ ¢ , : Y " i! ec IC SwWinaier never again ap- { ET did | penumme un mit gittriger Stimm qe | nau jufdt die Halft vun dem Baltft, ars. but. later. the sizoer is confronted Che Pp : i | The Japanese In Ada ontEEER | (apt: | Qomife, bei meiner Seel, ich bin | wad Du verfprodye boft, dann bin id [[oare, Sul, Hel | Ie line Jin sonlrontaqd ring p R on .e . i . : v Sanu ’ v1 “ ¢ net verantioortlidh for bes! On | redit wohl aufriede.” Jd) will nau holder and made out $300 : " Hawaii Territory. | 56 | Bill," fegt fe, beult in's Shnuppddy | {ehne, was d'r Bill dhut, 2 Which The Do A — { un bromwiert lodzutumme, , 0b Bill, wie | D'r H an 610 tq. Musicians donot go toa toy store for | A - p ‘ ’ | | their playthings . fannft Du fo ebbed fage?” Do fallt er . : 5 H wa : | 1 \ ger x ey Look out For Him ee | HE problem of the Japanese in KS RPA af Die Stnie, friegt fe bei beede Hind | | usiness . ’ \ ; - | Farmers are warned to be on the look San Francisco and California i A Y Bh | an bitt un bet, fe fot doch net fortaeh out for ascoundrel who has been operat Is intimately related to the ; 3 FN un fot ihn anbordie. Er tot ehelid) | ing a new scheme successfully. He i problem of the Japanese In| : A wd mit ihr fei, Gr hat fie verleicht oftmol8 | selling a stretcher for barbed wire fen Liawall. There has been a Japanese | oh ) Hr pernodyldffigt un war ju viel bun Heem [ing I'he machine and a section of fence whic problem In the territory of Hawall for | SPRING TERM i bg orfqervefst. wer do dran hit er I + TQ : e to tl some time, and It cannot be discon fo N B Ro yh ’ jas : fee | LEGAL ADVERTISMENTS. State Normal ft nected with the same question as it Suid. Se bot als nod geftrarelt Dlien 4 : ¥ odaufum er ) fits DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE OPENS APRIL 2. rect their exists on the mainland of the United i for [o8gufumme, amwer er hot fe feft A , p ix | the things a te . Aide | mn : ng States, for it 1s claimed that the Japa aehalte, A 0 feat fe: oad fann’s T & | ata J. Grigst, deceased, I "1 n Catalogue Free not knowing nese coolles have made Hawall but a batte, Bill, wann Du's leqelft?” — |? ptiprs of od tration, in the above ests well as we d '¢ have built stopping place on thelr way to the wer er hot's itoer un ter gelegelt un | having been granted w the undersigned, ail per J.B. Ament, LL.D y i . ! . { sons Indebt snld Lat ¢ rogues v Tou ' “ American continent, There are sald to i i hot perfprodhe, er toot eenia ebbed in make payment, se b ” ola ms Lo indians, Pa. 1 Y » } ang we | . ’ Nalt § . . bh SeDL Lhe same ith 1 de y, LO Jave the utmost ih nce in > on than Va iy. wg tt Re - wig a oa b X Welt for fe dhun, betohs er bat fe peo Y & 1 ORTNEY EM Gurigsr, Adu i us, because we y lo be Awallan islands, and most of them * ARBIRS allfort lieb oebat. Uver baR fe an | Attorneys veliefonte Philipsburg, P thoroughly reliable family are laborers on the sugar plantations. { \ \ . : : J hs EL toeifle dat, fell fennt er ne : ALUABLE REAL ESTA druggists. We invite your The statement has been made that Jap- | == ihm joe bat, fell tent £1 n t ber YA BLE REAL ESTATE trade anese coolies have permission from the| on co a\ d o draae. Gr toot derheem bletive alle Located X mile north of Farmers Mills ft mikado's government at present to go Mi f Q ¢ : wg t u ¢ t gs toed fei Lee lang, oder wot fe mits Gregg Twp "HOUSE AND LOI { only to Hawall, but, once they get | Dill ih Cid) en ©Stid berichte tlver gloee | nemme, wann er bun heem qehe dt, | with good awelling and outbuildings, stable: lot Centre County Banking Co ‘ there, there Is no way to prevent them | junge Qeit. Jd) derf net fage, in ele | ater er fennt net fehne, Daf fe en Suds | Fie spring water This ins dorirbiy Chobe OC Birk 2na gi t i . - . I" . p . ; : : 0 es . ” Ty i oraer igh and Sp. ing Streets from taking the next steamer, If they em @Stidtel fe ohne, ah ihr voller | pifdhen bat gegidy ibn. Tas bot fe | Offered at private sale. Inquire of Ji Gi ; wid landing wi we r od or Son tame net angerve, funfd) fennt mir dc dun elle? ©e war ah uidt en ring Milly R-4 A e¢ pis M W *e .p : Neth 1" n Y 1111 m ; tween the president and the San Fran- Ropp geivajdye werre. Die becbe fen Eeibamenid) un je Hm ene Des | AECUTORS NOTION “ fh it getoe un bot i Hand qereed i cisco representatives, passports given Mit ebles ier en Jobe g eiert. Gr ; . ym Yh Ry Sap Estate of EwARD T, Corr. deceused, late ¢ JOHN M. SHUGHERT, Cashier, d Japanese coolles by the mikado's gov- beeBt Bill un 18 foweit en 3iemlidh A fas : d'r Wenidy en jretd g'hat! | Spring Twp . . ' : . ; ’ mo hws . LetLers testamentary won sald estate having — “ ernment to land in Hawail will be tak- | ‘dmarter Ser, jufdt dafy er {dhier alle Gedidumpt i8 er un hot 1e gedridt BR | been granted by the Register of Wills to the un ANY RAGS wie feit langer Veit net, ann | designed. ull persons knowing themselves to 0 serve the way which up a large busir and have a long list of custo who " Receive Derosits: Discount Notes 0 a en up there or will not be honored at | Ded bun heem gange ié un Hot im | get ofit be indebted t Pacific coast ports in the future. Bdubmadhericdhap, im Siobr oder im bot er aefabt: » Well, Yolotle, Ded macht immediate paymer ‘here have 'y rie ‘ ans 5 " s " N vy & ne Xan to present them for sett on i Sav ee n Stopes Sat Japan Balubn rumaebodt, oftmols big 11 nau noch eend au unfer feene Familie, W. HARI 8 piloting Ie acquisition o awa as well as of the Philippines and in Bras 1s iv wal Bases 4 i? ‘ wie iv keep o ®rah die Com medt | bDerforae un mir tolie's u ut URLIC SAL} VA LTA $31 A : Keep ou furtherance of this plan bad sent to Bei rah, die Sortie, 18 en ufgervedt a incl 56 ) n tufted under vour doors Nn Warken, Je " g " . thr Nadhts, und Hot Juder gefchbielt, | Thir ben nau jroee teene Unidulde gu | A Eh around your loosely v a > x . nit fenne =e bot Dr Rovd aelch TATE fs air 1 various points on the Hawallan Islands Weibdn enid un fe bot ed gar net ges aL Joti a ve ts iy virtue ats order od \ ‘ - seasoned veterans of the war between Juche, daf d'r Bill fe fe tiveg bernadys AE gin nde BLES an EL abi Panic | Ad pron A et. cmta MN EG K r Russia and Japan disguised as labor- [3ffiat Hot un Ded umflantie ¢ alle | RE: 10, LEDC yTAL = w= JUAT, offer at pul : he promis A 4 IME ers. ped beffer aealiche t, ad oie ib ®t tl eeqe no, oamn Luss aj - A a pe , ; Ar , : at 1 o'clock p. m.. 1} . esctibed Pe 3 As long as this ¢ hot uf en | Hdd. wad mir dun hen sodhe Den, | estate Tm RM fellow and had “ i Hawall, as well as San Francisco, un a bas had its school problem In connec vi A lit atmps { tion with the Japanese and, ih gol rg fo some author 8, has succeeded pret OF lm the solution of t. Therw are, "ov. ott heel oun ihrem Plo Women Who Wear Well, | State of Poona ed us 1 I ff SORE 4,000 Japanese pupils In the Hawallan ovr 4 wippt » tis astor ! Ww great hange thw i " schools as a n \nety-three who © QTOU Ui GeTOINC }) OT ICC yl I . : \ 4 a et ’ H 5 N t 3 ¥ i HROA 1 were excluded from the regular schools 31h redht fummt, mufi nau eridht abge a ssid hod y “ : ad itd of San Francisco by the actior he mart mwerre. women. ‘Tho. tralhami. the echirm. tha - ‘ ' oF aL] education 3 ¥ ) ‘ 3 | THE | has been WAY | LL that the DOWN mikado's mikad Tonsiline Haws: conditi Rr > WOULD QUICKLY . WI CURE IT. rover | 1 he Potter-Hoy condit . inde ve iy | og EE Ne TENEAEY Hardware Co. i ——— ———————————— according =) ~~ Tai EMgE OMS BELLEFONTE. J CODON NNOGNNINDO ORIN DORN NN0 00000000000 YOU ARE IN DANGER ! RAILROAD SCHEDULE BLLEFUNITABUENTRAL RAI LBOUAD florh WA x : _ . 3 Be 4 3 Tact in wid comely Te take effect May 25, 1 0 (OTD IAT. Un | i {0T, B 3 war? En fee Lobbel war's Ren NER Sa ar momen baxe_fonn Menidy Jann befdhreitoe, wad for en lon. Tt makes weak wou bie Lotwife en strong and sick women well. Ingredi- : ents on label—contains n lecohol or harmful habit -forming drugs. Made wl y of those native, American, medio ied by BASYWARD, CLEARANCE SALE We have cut our prices in half on one and two room lots of WALL PAPER. DON'T MISS THIS SALE gs Dr. BN “er " “snd Surgical lusy tule, Al LJ Be EPONTE Nigh - > Bocia I'ark ECKENROTH BROS, Painters, Paper Hangers and Decorators, “gy GOVERNOR CARTER AND A HAWALIAN PLANTATION SCENE : gaining adn e to the schools, No BUSH ARCADE, BELLEFONTE 0 discrimination Is ahiown against Jap 14 , Mackeyville Osdar Spring > Pp WP bs | Rad ianiahnhts - mas. smmeoeoeoeoee” ESSE UERRBEnNNeS EE rE EE 000000000000 000000000000RR000000R Re - : buyers who have investigated the i | 5 Salo anese under the working of this plan - Zn} LL LLL El AS [1.9 3 to Ji Ha William Inglis, who writes on the subd ." " ’ p ’ i Joct In Harper's Weekly. says dl 3 Th Omit Fa eB Re “On every plantation you will find a - | 29 SWAT] w iv 28 o » quaint reproduction of a Japanese vil , ~ ja ®n » Lv{ WM'SPORT j.rim ¢™ lage, the houses very like those of the \ | +» (Philaiphic g A Reading R Ed n -» orient, Japanese women In kimonos go . a | NHW OK . "re ing about their tasks, All the Japanese 5 dl Lo > | (Via Ptiatsigua) boys and girls go to a Japanese school 5 . pm. Am. Ar. A Weth DAS N, AW. PA from T o'clock until 9 in the morning . - . ] * . * . * . WH GEFHART, General Supt, Then they attend an American publie \ school from 9 o'clock until 2 in the dis / ' $ ’ afternoon. The moment they are free : J one avin tore Ww. H. MUSSER, they hurry back to Japanese school and i; zal I . * work there until 6 or 6 o'clock In the i evening. Imagine a school day that : Notary Public and Pension Attorney. Masts from 7 In the morning until dark! i . : ’ y Yet these brown children thrive on A Touch Down! We're a money saving Shoe Store. We save our BELLEFONTE, PA. that system.” patrons Money ia two ways oe same ig deacribes seeing a Yes, the College Days Cigar has scored a success from FIRST When we sell a Shoe at a certain price, it is HARRY FEN LON ¥ Hawallans, Amen lly so much better than other Shoes sold by other stores at the eans, Britons, Germans, Portuguese, the outset. win 4 E Frederick K. Foster “ i figure that its durability saves our prtrons Money “uoesnsor to} Scandinavians, Japanese, Chinese, Por. It has become the steady companion of a large pro- same fig y i Yo Wm Burnside to Ricans and “heaven knows what Jottion of the college men, young professional men and AGAIN —8hoe FIRE, tire A ud AND gv. dave up Jor 8 sts io Ue utnels Soen Wherever they have learned of its mags. matter will tell you that our prices on Shoes average from $0c to $1.00 . “ : ; of t has the unusua q J at a low price deser ve per pair lower than the regular run of Shoe prices 50 here, again, | N 5 URANC E, great enthusiasm, at the same time this to command it. shanting In thelr childish volees: i we save our patrons Money, BONDS of every description. “We give our heads and our hearts . NS ? ] oy to God and our country. One country! FOR I NST AN YC E mT n ul if Jou. fam whe rN bow [ 4 Texrie COURY, One language! One flag! can match our $3.50 or $400 Men's Shoes or our $300 or $400 ITTE., - Pa. Governor George R. Carter of Ha O e e a Y S Women's Shoes at the same Money ? Bay wall, who Is naturally In the eye on ae It is for this reason that we say, “We're a Money I count of the relation of the Japanese " . . " problem In his territory to the general CIGAR, 6 for 25c¢. Saving Shoe Store. Tao. F. Gra & Son question In the whole United States, yas appointed to his post by Presidaut No such cigar uality has ever been sold in ordinary MATCH US IF YOU CAN. Successors to GRANT HOOVER. oosevelt in 1004, He Is forty years of | . : . » - age and was born In Honolulu, but was | cigar Stores even at . straight before. : Insurance . 1 MIN( I | | Pia fr and rowing In the crew. He was for a | the National Cigar Stands Emblem in the window, ’ time In business In Seattle, but re | turned to his native Island and became J THE SHOE MAN educated ot Tale oulversity, from | It's only the National Cigar Stans’ plan that makes : . mar tor he iawaian Tro | GREEN S PHARMACY CO, pany. : CERI La I ee ale le - -, - which he gradusted In 1888. He was | be College Days possible att i famous as an athlete while at New Haven, playing on the football team The best cigars are now sold in the 2,000 Drug Stores having - 0 0 5.5
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