ed iy 1907 Page 3 DER HAWS ohr wun der reifa « t der bush rode, gale mu fellows in 1 i use some Or water 1s to was THAT the only Bellefonte have swim in, pont | ind brow ner frook yd um hous eck run und i 1 and iy ra Wind v ft Tar if milk it high ise to the top « I er the cream © " Tra th in Bellefon says it was fair weathe: rant week whether 1 Tuar nothing 1 in Bellefonte better man call her her AS A GOAl THA tall vou ell you and dream 4 in Belle smoke | THAT they all oY N Bellefonte marrie to have somebody Sl down the back. THAT some peopl kffiow the dif coals of cinder Transfer 1. Mil § i ire on Real Estate ’ Br 3 in the eyes ay Taar if the stork v fonte families ing to kiss but would be T irl more A AT Bellefonte nd womer State Road A Failure the B has opened and been some : Ananias ¢ : Hunting season this time there have thrilling experiences, Tuar there is nothing so amusing to men of brains and intelligence in Bel nte than to see a little wan who n feels big it or ord more CLASS : 1 H of the buil It predicted a: time it would not last. The predictions have proven to be correct. The road is | pow i a really bad condition, sadly in f The i er WAS red the ‘ ’ ” ¥. - "Te lefo wed of reba il ed BATY POS a 4 v Trat they Jellefonte The Bucktail Mor stmmer wal dear u why spent summer vacation She ne in this predicament Tuar Arthur w spending a good portion pare on north Thomas proba! ly learning the art of how to a Arthur } learn operating ) lering re Monument for McClay Governor St Daniel P. Staplets " lent, Dr. George G off, of Bucknell University, and Hon. Horace P. Glover, of Miflinburg. a commission to erect a monument to the memory of ex". 8 Senator Samuel McClay, who is buried on the Green farm Drewsbach, in Union county sopriation of $i O00 Was made It wornaG art Prof inten has appointed nly super Wf Bellefonte of leecrer s Gy time street m cessfully boy and is quick ything, even to oF "n Tuar the locomotive su WT | ' t simont near “ rot An apt AnD al ] gislature W BE lady seen the iI worthy a ment Sprit the ot) ’ ha " g street waited have beet ne bhelure fe turned He ¥¢ ally ¢ it FW The wah & both e nt ere alt i Where Will They Sleep? / : 1 hat was he It is said they Ward What e better imagine Tar one of these days y¢ of something happening to joho ent book keeper for Al the Bellefonte plumber. It + be something that he will prize infin more tha His goo q tune might be in his getting a long acre That would be 0 k Ie A : : 47d] save i" © _ re he . : iA firemen they Gi can +} | than tol : g to vent ve question | do with he cov wi b it wil J may Near : Martin, vention will bring the eli I. that the ‘ V LIST ION shiovw Hw ‘ : : Se ha est attendance for the past ten years has boen 11,000 # Mnare acre Apples and cider are abundant in Un on county be Lewisburg Joursal says With the enormous apple crop in Tuar they say in certain sections of | Unlon county many owners of apple Bellefonte the woman in Black every | orchards are turning their apples ito now and then, makes her appearance: | cider, finding a better market than with We will just give this person a little | the raw fruit, Cider is bringing about healthy advice, house and mind her own business or | market, Frank Nagel or Hard Harris, the un- | Journal that many car loads of apples dertakers, might be called to prepare her | will be shipped from this section into body for a hotter climate, other states before the season is over, One farmer predicts to the | | i FRANCIS SPEER'S } Breezy “That” Column ff | She should stay in the | five cents per gallon in quantity in the | i i THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., OCTOBER 1 TE Seeing Vesuvius. {~ pr H ! | 2) : By JAMES LEWIS, | ; wrighte v Mary ww Mi Keon ton Wi in bachelor and was known to be falr He wa in iubman she was an struction for Such Is man! Five his Nnj days he date of making led for _- from Mr His He {Castor co wt hi bon to ftw n willing Ths Lg It was jn. was puzzling the bachelor going to aly left hy het papers with her and had no relative to come and her New York | yer maid had Wlenta ily when the ton hb though with an Ital some prelim CP. The that had deep In the heart of the thaw it and ’ sdmirat) made in wan w but solitary ex chats : to MARKS A bat that that were mand other til solved Ht the Inst ou ravison Nhe was estate had the orphan nrg to calm grand mother Khe ghe Was an with het het welt hone nd eft | Ww : TT wen stoner sailed me steel In Naples and walt for them ns altation and 1k ried i Inwyer meanwhile . ws 1 18 mild Iwren old tha the Mr ag begetiing The thing that needed had to him at last. On arvival at Naples the captain took Miss Davison to a cet tain hotel, and Mr, Gaston went to an other, but of course Mr. Gaston could call at any proper hour, He did call There was old Vesuy belching away and scattering ashes and fireworks all | around, and hundreds feared that Na ples must be destroyed, but he was not among them, He was falling In romance : Le lor d rind in H : \ and began bubbled It begin wouldn't n rose e Gaston have \ that of ove wouldn't end Cone {love with Miss Davison, and Naples must stand, Together the two saw the old bill doing her stunt, but thelr talk was mostly In regard to that grand. mogher's fortune. It amounted to mil Hops of dollars, and Mi the « It would ves] ir her, fre the mm the Davison was he shoe Alone wealthy, how a great | eLting bility nnd nimost TE Mey in IW and hmmensel Il whether ve or the lo t Mr 8d | hn nd but a could tell i sought green’? reached «nid thet re happened Gin and sOme 1 sound Hl He had loved 0 lustant he found the purse in the steamer chalr, and gow | that be could be of use to her his love welled pring on the Catskill 0“ OC ' the ©1 q » : ke HH British of al as “a lege If every mother cond realize the real danger that lurks behind every case of Throat ; sore throat, she wouldn't Wisdom rest until she had effected a cure every time a child has it Your family physician will verify the statement that it is a positive fact that every child with sore throat is in immediate dan. ger of contracting Croup, Ouinsy, Tonsilitis of Diphtheria, and is not removed from that danger until the throat is cured, Think of it! Liniments or outward application of medicines do not and cannot cure the ail ment, though they may offer temporary | relief, Neither can you cure sore throat with a cough syrup or a cold cure, To cure, you must get at the seat of the disease, removing the cause, Nothing does that so quickly, safely and surely as TONSILINH, A single dose of TONSILS INE taken upon the first appearance of sore throat may save long weeks of sickness, at expense, worry, oven death. TONs | LINE is the stitch in time, i Use a little sore throat wisdom and buy | a bottle of TONSILINE today. You may in throat remedy best known and most effective most weed. long fellow on the cent the atEESERE.ISSEENS AENEMENEREREERERES . y _— Tuar James Clark, of Ballefonte, says | Tuaar the A you Pelle fonte in ny ti it marriage is not a lottery who wishes to become of man ir, the easiest can stay out Ail W to out a lottery niga with. | now is Way we wad of mone NOs a i 1114 ia ' 41 4 being called name ye £ 2 Y Targets Free H THE UNION METALLIC 2C CAPTRI AIRE TE Goole a EE a A & * Aa a oe ole Ca & %* jo afeade 2 > Gd dee sdedededode dr oe OF othing, Hats, Seddededeodddidedd op > r— Joule fede dered dodo dede ded rdedede ded dodrPpdpdded hy ale ol : 3 FRCS a é > a oes dood 2 a AND ALL FALL AND WINTER STYLES-1907-08 AAR A EE AES ce eet ttt net stoi: Never before have we been abe to eee ret cere rete 5 . a A yur a ™ show as large assortments in all lines--at the lowest prices consist- Call PEPE PPLed eae aaa a aa aaa anna aE AA ent with good stock. 3? ard ded + examine. PEEP oe a ae bd PPP Pp QP a Tailoring a Large Specialty ‘ad amas 3 oP Gee MONTGOMERY & COM'Y ‘Ri ett tect te cesses sass ss atn HES AA SS aan aaa AEE acess HS At SPECIAL SALE SATURDAY,OCT 19 Men's Good Heavy Work Shoes, reg ular $2, at this sale $1.48 2000 yards Calico, regular Se, at this sale 6 1-20 a largains all over the our bargain day.s Workmen's Bargain Store, CORNER ALLEGHENY & BISHOP STS. Bellefont:, Pa. SENENENEENENE SEENENANNEENEER
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