THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. SEPTEMBER 26, i | FRANCIS SPEER'S Breezy “That” Column | {tion at the headquarters of iin ad dt ~ THAT because a girl in Bellefonte has | freckels doesn't prevent her from having | a spotless reputation, Tuar it ghty average girl in Bellefont Seems mi hard when out 10 company THA +) : Wo 18 « bacconist, you that h toa good ten. son why you TT 7 1 » THAT according te port of the were one boy v there during the past yea must be feeding the st THAT it is said th business man women and d The next thing him and clean actor. TaAT it Keichline many mil CRITY an aut know whether he m traight up. THAT Bellefonte are i law her marrage © there allows wr Ward say losest n in Bellefonte when a « g 10l him That's true in more than one way. After he opens up his mouth, he thea has to open up his pocket book. THAT a certain woman in Bellefonte musa't think so hard of people, because t! t ome when ets Do nrigt aLis le i€ ” a ey are not a Her reg eC 3 1s going utation bh AS re pie Are e ner ho ugh ton even M estament in th n the de h there are en fom Krace Tuar the other evening Dorsey Hunter's asked for writing “aper het we he paper na Kot ¢ Pp replied Why It If there had been a tr inter Dorsey would the fi nto the cellar TH nto wily 8" ated I'he INL LHIs tionery back of the « gone throug! | 1 Bellefonte \ he lering the pre re Are Wie men sitively church would « lay you wond y get them They a shuffle game hut day that won't work h doable 0 Keel people the THat Bellefonte Jim’ Curtin and of no dou oyed themselves at the piemic at Grange Park on Thursday, They waded around over there in mud clean up ankles, and the supposition is that uhey will have to go to church some, how, atone for the many bad words they ut tered, Look at the fun they had look ing at the girls waists to 4] Tuar Bellefonte has in it a young girl who is getting 10 be 8s worthless as a habitual drunkard, All she does is, to sponge ber meals at home and fun around at night with boys whose object is debased and questionable, in demand in Bellefonte and if she is not inclined to do what is right she should be turned from her own door and be compelled to make her own fying. A whipping post would not be out of place in such cases. Girls are | MER NEMTS' WE'S COOMT Wun's immer Summer ware bl un's Mit blumma drous . rorda Und hur dagn os gonf yohr rum Wun daid mer shiidda-fawra mimer AN OLD DOCUMENT, Copy of a Bill of Goods Bought Over a Hundred Years Ago rive rerbal M i Aged Couple Disappointed. N ‘ peop € we : miraches The President Taft's rat Rm fatied : : . CA into Repu 1 Den r Threw Dynamite Bomb Alte night a dynam against the house Italian boarding corner of the building upon Satur thrown Perry wrecking Ihe ongreg ated A rear porch was i0jured, althoug on threw them into a pan Altoona 11 months little of after dark ie bomb was of Frank boss ODA shortly ' an one | Oe pa % the “x Parry and his none lived at ymen know WOrs . # f the Hin Ha KR t Nn and are members ted to fr OLITAR New Homes in the fon ol synopsis of the U laws and information irrigated farm of on of splendid free land along the pew railway the Chicago & North Western Ry., ia South Dakota, Wycoming and other states. All agents sell special low rate excursion tickets to homeseek ers via The North Western Line. Full imformation on request, W, B, Kniskern, Paasenger Traffic Manager, Chicago IL West niet con States Rend free opy A] Ti] i i] taining file ymestead ire a cheap wed ter seu! farn Rrazing lines of | There are two kinds of friends, those we need and those who need us, There are sermons in stones and ice. cream in bricks, x48 | PROHIBITION SENTIMENT, | 1s Growing Rapidly in all the States of | the Union--Causes Alarm Prohibition’s sweep over the country has thrown liquor producers and dealers into panic in many places, is the asser- the great | temperance movement With four and local optior ors, said ation 18 u states “dry” by statute, 1 prevailing in many oth- that more than half the prohibition To 1301 i 1s IL IS Ger JAW show p interest th Prohil on the alarm prevailing am ) aut straw Ohio come A signil rom in the shape of a dispatch from Cedar Point where, at recent gathering of poli. tical leades, seventy-two out of eighty ix members th Legislat r ultimate of! e he present nformally f Minnesota License option; 123% ry mun by Lyoven Mi \ Lag tar restyh of 14 New Hampshire u. modified by local sentiment is toward prohibition, 62 per population in dry territory New Jersey Local option law New York—Town and township ope tion; 300 towns dry, | North Carolina-—~Few saloons. Came | paigning for state prohibition, with rovernor leading in i + l¢ Ohio One thou she hundred and orty out of 1370 townshi . per cent, of muniel ie dry a and vou people living in dry residence chance Lo vot 1 th yest on Cline Nominally prohibi Trend cent. of 37 | prohibition for Sixty "Ha. tricts in wet cities, Country prohibition | and a | assured probably next session. Oregon—Twelve dry counties and 170 y municipalities in other counties, Oklahoma-—-Only 515 saloons in state, Part formerly Indian Territory has had | twenty-one years, and | constitutional convention adopted simi lar provision, which will apply to entire state Ted tember Pennsylvani ret Istrance Rhode | dr if BO « lared by } opular vole oep- . 1907 a Lice { of and Dit WATTERSON'S WARNING --An Eloquent and Able Speech--Delivered in Kentucky nse ie 4 4 ¢ 10 attain | warn our people against the on of certain “sms,” which describe LHemseives as ‘Drog ress 1 muster ler the standard 4 Il “God of al Moral VEeArs nat trey niru AD un what they « ty, but which, fifty and AR wr LOO « and | longer Lime Arrives (of account, | to aR nyu Ny the peopie ir shail in pala ye grow tha Whe! » TO my ro SS Al mean ting. to go wilh ] 3 ’ hed i | never hb ¢ of ] be devil. but | anu il be a of the shadow last 1 fought not ¢ speckled gtapels of the short women neglect fort of of old Ken Kentoeky, but al and forever, Old Kentucky inhright and mine,’ : : vey womanhood : never New vi Post price from one cent to two cents per Tue Presse copy, owing to the rise in price of paper, | material and labor, The Post is a good | paper and worth the increased price. | Many other journals will be obliged to raise their subscription, since there has been a rise in most all that attends liv ing, as well as printing a ne 1 Many a family tree has a bad branch thady reputation, : and the long haired men | labylon, but for the simple manhood | your | AXX] i has increased its Plenty of light and no eye strain, Steadier than gas or incandescent. 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