Pack 2 | THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. JULY 11, 1907 ———— RI _—— N is 1 ible f tl ireulation DR — i) | One of the Inte k 18 8 y NUE Won fe - who 1s responsible for the clrculatior q & ’ . “ on N , ‘ , \ with the Idah« nue v hie fs qe / wine d of ‘Error's Chaln' in lowa?" ° | { rE mi h } hag been MARSE HENRY S IDEAS. 1 ( y : | vot { '& | b - A : 1 {111 ¢ \ 1 tity." B * . { mentioned but little, is Charles A. Si ' ie | ( nist od s wonderful vote la a9 o 1 “1 guess I will have to plead gullty, 01 e ria Mingo. n FP swton detective , ' pet | CiC rFitl CS answered the Indiana man SES J om y Ye d { ala ve, who was | Guessing About Colonel Watterson's 4 a member of Orchard bodyguard on Candidate For President, i f " - . Nislssthaat— 33 = {the trips to and from the courthouse Colonel Henry Watterson, who got He | Ke Abraham Liar but has | and Iu the courtroom uring the Sid h.1 p10 Snapshots at Harry Orchard, the amination of ty Siringo 1s | ago } 120. hi “Murder Machine” Pinkegton De- one of the older Pinkerton operatly | Mig i siting men connected @ Common — 1 Just step out in the hall where | L ————————— o8 . we won't break any dishes. My wife 1} 4 has been holding up that book in my €x- | back from a European trip not los Short Stories About Miss Cora 1 4 4 an Peabody, Senator Beveridge and His Fiancee, Professor Maurice F, wit) ha vols ThA y fective Charles A. Siringo and He bas had a eratic pre Egan, Presidents Taylor and Wil Lawyer Clarence S. Darrow, Who Is ence in the runni vn of or nals. | he ha son and Others. Se J pr o py and dinlom One of Haywood’'s Ablest Defenders. He wi Hpi ! ly Mng ms —— . - re united in the apr ent of remem ——————————————————— | * Jai [——— { ti ngain dur ox Cons Harr) Bi i ST Th a Sh Wh WE WE WW ew SANITARY PLUMBING t t i } ww cere Furs py Eagle Block, Bellefonte, Pa. ~~," T TTT TTTYTY%%) lL EE ES Bai di Sa SS TT a a Th Se SS WW WN aa . § aE : bridges, and the road i y , ha 4 i . i There will x is i ) Lie : { i d 5 hicazo so lead ( : 2 Ma Aver ke a will be six years in course of constroc- ’ we a A databal 4 € we deelin ’ J! Wii am i tion. The cost of the line construction — Field re ” algo i dis $4 to be hb uty ce alone will be $500,000 a mile O aps (& — related by marriage to another wealt AMES MONHOR . onl cahucation of No. | hall > COLLEGE AND SCHOOL. PRICE WAS $9.00 ho ! ’ Reduced to $5.90 for Ten Days Only ! THE “HOOSIER” KITCHEN CABINETS are what you want. Send for catalogue. W. R. BRACHBILL, Both Phones. BELLEFONTE. edoatendandonbandandonbondendandontoadontondonboatoddoddonts abo ite adodiss + a vos ins (8 42 | McCALMONT & CO, co eniminiennen. i SELL Pres spec- | once told of such CONKLIN WAGONS with the patented “TRUSS” 3 5 prot ERO 4 1 i f ] T™ vy $ $ ’ \ var ha ’ it An RKRCCOm ahaha Axle 1 he FTOATOEL WaLon ever i ’ mathe: OPROW WIlADE \ AMERICAN WOVEN WIRE FENCING, all sizes “Ie was so ot -bhook, and every ’ : y . ’ He was s of Ay hy 00 OVO, and heights. Smooth Wire, Barbed Wire, Poultry Wilson h oe " Led § ) O n't know what shoe Netting for a quarter of a mile In the " g comior until 0 } or 4 rep y ; vay vy gw instead of on the sidewalk, He wou miort is until you have worn SOUTH BEND and UNIVERSAL Plows, Harrows hed be wi #HOY n ) have kept on In the gutter Indefinite A pair « mur shoes They ) Pot sb Pp anters. Corn Plant rs | relly ht iristian n had not the | hed back of a brough IANILETS, : i have fa : y atannited am that was drawn up before a shop require “bre wking in” because they MeOCORMIOK Binders, Mowers. Rakes and Ted bors. A ro pls - rot brought Lim to a halt are made to fit the feet in the first complete live of Farm Machinery and implements, on the | wilana during | “The mathematician stepped within place FERTILIZERS of all kinds, and the prices ran : \ my fi ) wok agent that | 4 foot of the brougham. He looked st Acid Fertilizer, per ton CEB ET ELES 11.50 the j i desired to avall them | the black, smooth, lustrous surface be Phosphate and Potash per ton owns nv HEE) selves of 1 services during the next | fore him, and It suggested to his mind Many other grades Prices are right vacation vas made a state agent, | a blackboard Accordingly he drew Y an 1 Y abi Il of) k 1 vor | of ’ y nan and 1 selected Towa as the best fleld | § pleco of chalk from his pocket, and ou will do weil to ‘00K us over betore you huy elise of operant Then 1 chose about fifty | he began to work out an abstruse prob | i where. of the students at Greencastle as can | om. vassers and we went to lowa In # “On and on he worked, covering the | MINGLE’'S SHOE STORE » ’ BELLEFONTE. In point of style, they equal the best custom-made shoes, BUSINESS HOURS FROM 7 A.M TO OB P.M, McCalmont & Co. private ear When school opened ug | earriage with figures, till finally It that fell 1 do not belleve there Was # | started off. Still working, the mathe family in the entire state of Iowan tha | matician followed It. He held on to had not been given an opportunity ® | the body with the left hand, and not secure a copy of ‘Error's Chain.” When Mr. Beveridge got this far b his story Senator Allison of lowa in terrupted him and In his fatherly wa; asked, “Beveridge, are you the perso! till the pace became too quick for him did he reulize that something was wrong. Then he sighed, looked about him fn a dazed way, pocketed his chalk and departed homeward.” BELLEFONTE, PA.
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