TH E CENTRE DEMOCRAT, 1908 Page FRANCIS SPEER'S Breezy “That” Column Belle] as their | Elks as b 4 Tut the hearts of the fonte are just about twice home, Thuar Ph rector, of Ce never has nusical di. that he p H. Meyer ntre Hall time TuaAT Sam heim rtaker, natura in earne ‘Bu dead Tran decorator, his work is ¢ Tua the is finding air to moult 1d public THAT In spite o fellows in Bellefor there is enough to Tuar Archie All said : ‘Here is where it" when he got into tl THAT a some years on his h ing some sparking on mto Sn bachelor Tuar the t many a when si Ti fonte the enough to 8] the butter n TaaAr Jim Der in Garman's O maid, be other is Tuar Bellef are getin i gies for that's all THA married notices expensiv home vans to Know | v i beauties we will Inmop into e like a worm, 1 Belle to catch the speckle give him a pointer stréam and : the make a fac THAT no sensible womat wou I 4 1 : a rain a wind oe M traces Tuar the gir busy as two m most pased and made her peace There are a1 are tunity, Tuat say Bellefonte grocer, rheumatism he went to could put his foot through the glass in the window. The *'pane” left immediate- ly hat beats ** Doc” Roberts’ remedies all hollow Tuar the young man in Bellefonte who has brains and a good bank account needn't worry or care very much wheth- er those who can hardly scrape up enough to eat and wear recognize him on the street. The poorer some eople in Belle fonte are the more haughty and aristo- cratic they become THAT it was run a pretty sporty young was trying to get in a certain back yard through the stable; in his hurry to get to the house he stumbled over an ash pile and soiled his best clothes If the h band of the woman gets next there will be scmething doing, and get there won't Just v they (Gieorge was suffering fr ai ght nd wh laid : he oth n 1 down so that he or bed he yored t other night 1 the nig man in Bellefonte US Tat one of the most Bellefonte, | don’t you for. | amusing sights | to be seen in Bellefonte are men wear | promising as they are, at present DE KRUTZA PIFE Oh, deer wu Far g Und denkt en Farsichert Deer s shoft bl dawg rosa bizness du howia guldns ruh, oldar fre tald mer hu net feel k So heftick imme mmrawda so und gadre laiva immer freedlioh doh Und wissa nix fun shtride der hund a pif 1 und de | Und de o *olly un It krutz Wun droovel Und moeht em shware | nd olle hufmung das Seem udder umglick epomt m hartz mer sucht d in der ous-sicht shwart x das frisher eifer gebt Und holt der rick-shtrung shtif AA In shpite fun ollie alend doh Real Estale Transfers Staniey March 1, 19 james A Key G. R W. Swabb, Fel perches in Harris Alfred Thom ger, Feb. 13 Shoe twp: $20« Stallion Attacked Man ch hn Johnson employed by Banker D . Miller of Lock Haven, was attacked by a stallion and probably fatally injured Mr. Johnson was taking the horse from a blacksmith ohop to the stables when the animal turned on him, knocking him down and pawing and bitting him. He was finally by Charles Herr and the horse then start. ed on a run down the street. He met the delivery wagon of Oscar Hooven and attac ked the horse, breaking three of this animal's ribs and fracturing all the bones in one leg, so that the member hung only by a bit of flesh, He was finally over. powered. The delivery wagon horse had to be killed, Johnson is in a critical condition. He has a bad cut at the base of the brain, one shoulder is dislocated and he may be injured internally G. O, P. Prosperity. Never in the history of Burnham, near Lewiston n, were the conditions so un. The ing gum shoes and arctics to keep their | pay roll which contained some five thous. feet dry while, at the same time they are and names has been reduced to one embracing every opportunity to keep thousand. gut whisky. | rents have taken a big Srop. Some land- proposition | | lords are offering their a good | tenants to induce them to remain on ac their stomachs wet with rot. When you come to size the up isn't it a very absurd one, cause why you should smile ? and Tuar the other day George Freeman, one of the largest men in Bellefonte, was sauntering down High street when his feet flew from under him. For a few min. utes the highway was blockaded, and there was a probability that a block and tackle Would be necessary to put George on his pins again, Fortunately the con- crete pavement remained intact, which was an excellent recommendation for the workmanship, Tuar just now Bellefonte has a num- ber of young girls Sinning around the street who are still in short dresses and yet they are dead in love with the boys, They have boys on the brain, and often these are the dullest pupils in schools or at theirwork. The other day a young lover, aged 16, tried to reach by ‘phone one of these girls who is less than 12 years old, The young lady's mother hap- pened to receive the call, and to the young man’s inquiry as to where the girl was she replied : “I have given her a bottle and put her to bed.” Many houses are empty and ouses free to count of insurance. As the Baldwin Locomotive Company are receiving no orders from home or abroad’ and having laid off ten of their nineteen thousand men the outlook for the Burnham plant | is not very flattering. Jewelry Peddler Looted Adam Judson, a found lying in the snow in a dazed con dition near Ralston, Lycomin at 1 o'clock Friday morning. jewelry box, from which $500 worth of rings and watches Had been taken, was found near by, Two woodsmen him drink from a bottle and he fell over Saturday Wm, Douty and Henry Up degraff were brought to jail at Williams. port to await trial, They protest inno cence, though some of the stolen jewelry was found in the bed of one of the men | in a lumber camp Centre county, Judson is known in When a scion of aristocracy marries | ° an heiress he becomes one of t stocracy. heires. | do otten off the prostrate man | a jewelry peddier, was | county, | {is rifled | made | CAUTION IS NEEDED. | Don't Indulge Your Bargain Fads For | False Hair. false the in who If halr--and this s¢ will have few you ‘Huson are women not have it ieans be raution Don't the h where you buy fads In rtificlal indulge your bars The be odds hair Bad » contract long ed fro anit Ther: 1 for alse manda IRE Ary. de ab dented hall the yortions ' the fashionable almost impossible for the same Let tasks of normal proj solffure that it the pre is mannfact take urers to formerly unrells able light their vating the hair 1s them and dire troubles may res If pompadours, the fore ever 3 from some oughly Anot tutions as workers reno brought in to uit, and means see that fum one will buy casual puffs then by gated be wearing is much safer, how artificial locks wa can thor hair onli whom yi to be observed is if you wil to match ution tant thing This is, after all, the imp Public Sales Tt THURSDAY, MAR ts David Hendersot sil farm holee Holesteln stock. I. F FRIDAY, MARCH ¢ 2 miles east of Pott and Ella M. Dex Owe ng 2 shots and a Tull line household goods, [x os west of J mplement Mayes. auct On the Green Decker fart ers Mills, Dolan D. Deck Ker will se } horses, ¥ milk sep. 1 brood sows of farm mplements Sale at aid « Mile. 19s tales clock FRIDAY faru olta MAR Nn ¢ On fm of 1 brood mare. 2 milk cows wagons and a full line of farm and implements Sale st 0 a Schenck. Auct SATURDAY, MARCH at Zion will sell vehicles mplement household gol. Salemi 1 p.m SATURDAY, Maren 7:-in Boalsburg. C. D Moore. will sell all household goods at the res idence occupied by John Gin ch. L. Fr Mayes, Auct TURSDAY, MARCH NH farm 2% miles west of Eagleville: 2 horses, § cows 2 heifers. farm implements and hold goods. Salest 1230p. mm Ad tie. Auet TUBSDAY, MARCH | Im at Wa mm, J F Garber wi horses, 2 colts rising 3 years. | yearling, 10 cows, two are shorthorn, and | shorthorn bul 15 head of young cattle 5 shoals, wagons, all kinds of farm machinery and lmplements good as ew, butcher tools. &e. Frank Mayes auct WEDNBSDAY, Manan 11: A mile north of State College farming implements WERUNSDAY. MARCH 1]: ~af Hublersburg, at} o'clock B.C. and T. LL. Kessinger will sell horse, 2 cows, heifer, vehicles harness, Bouse bold goods ote. A.C. MeClintle, Auet e THURSDAY, MARCH 12:2 miles west of Mad! sonburg. Mrs. C. A. Houtz, will sell farmstock and implements, Salest 0a. mm. HH. Mi ler, Auet TRURSDAY, MARCH 12-8 miles west of Union ville, Shedrack Parsons will sell live stock neluding brood sow with 1] pigs: also Shas ples tubular separator and implements, 8K merick. Avot THURKDAY, MARCH 12 One mile southwest of Bonlsburg, on the N. E Hess farm, J. F Lohr will sell a full line of farm implements and live stock, L. F. Mayes. auct FRIDAY, MARCH 18 At Boalsburg, Mrs. Tos anne Bricker will sell all her household goods Saleati pm SATURDAY, Manon 4 the Samuel H Fagleville he Kunes res. 2 Ing ca machinery m Hayes oN west : Jaco Shafts a LOIS a ger ank on the Wm. H. Heohd« ho we M&lin ie fast of Fillmore § work well H. Hartswick, % will sell stock and At Roopsaburg in Ren. ner Twp, Frederick Kammerer will sed Horses, 3 cows, | heifer, 75 ehigkons, harness bugey. wagons and farm implements. Sale At focioek, LF. Mayes. Auct SATURDAY, MARCH M 9% miles northeast of Stormstown. on the Wilkins farm. Jamos B Houtz will sell 2 horses. 2 cows. 4 young oat tie, 3 shosts, bull, ealf, and implements SATURDAY, Manon 14 David Robb will sell at his residence in Liberty Twp. Horses, ont tie and » full line of farm Implement Mam David Wensel, Avot MONDAY, MARCH 18% miles west of Jackson. vilie; Mary E. Beck will sell : 8 brood mares, | colt. 5 head of cows, some will be fresh by time of sale, 7 head of young cattle, 8 * bulla, 2 brood sows with pigs, 15 shoats, with ¢ full Hoe of farm | ie, of wh som / re almost new, pp oF Auet. MONDAY, | old Pere Sale | BELLEFONTE, PA. FEBRUARY 27, Mancow 16:+-J, C, Walker horses, Ayrshire cattle, hogs, shéep, farming implements and household goods, In Lamar township 2 miles cast of Salona. Sale begins alo. mm, CW. Rote, anct MONDAY, MARCH 16-E, H miles west of Fillmore : 2 horses cattle, 22 hogs, farm hmplements hold Sule at 12:30 nd Frank aul DAY (rove will sel) 4 12 head of and he Mure x goods YON M A VEDX Spr ment Marcu 1 W. N. Weav horses, esttie, sheep, | ments A MeClint WEDNESDAY MARCH 151) J Hellefor 1 Benner Twp, Mrs rock wi Ne a fu ine Gf stock plement ir 1 rs New Superd Buckey« Deerir Lvater sharp. Wn “BD f ped recs af we mi rood a f farm Marcu Sh) eae. OA mplements and liv . | f Sis { ne of farm Mayes. auct DAY Manon don w Ww IArge on « sisting of 6 good horses, 13 milch cows } bull, 10 sheep, 42 shoats, 8 boars, 7 sows with pigs. and a fall line of practio pew farm implements, Sale at am MoClintie, suet ’ THURS At Axcmar PF. E bow farm ste Jo of eh stelr FRIDAY Manon 27 ~Wm. Preon, on tin farm near Bellefonte. 8 harses OWS * and calves and every deseription of farm machinery Salest 0a m Frank Mayes, Auet the Car SATURDAY Man College. Samuel Ewing will sell 5 work horses 1 two year old colt 11 mileh cows will be fresh by time of sale, 13 young oattle. hogs and sheep. | Delaval seperator Kale at 0 o'clock sharp, Wm. Goheen n™ 1% mii Auct Hall A.J of live stock Deseription will sp gin MONDAY, MARCH % Cummings wi and farm mpl pear later Near Linden ®large In ements | wel) TURRDAY MARCH 31 on Lhe No Lin Benner Twp. J W Hive stock and farm implements L Mayes, sect TURADAY Manon 51 0 Run, will sell cows, Kk young éatile, 3 Shropshire sheep and I back. 0 hogs Sale at 10 am. George OC Walte, Aut FH. Clemson T ues. March, 24, W.C. Meyer | f miles east of State College the fol lowing : 12 head of horses, | blk mare, with foal. § years old ; | gray Percheron mare with foal, R yoars old: 1 year old gray Percheron mare; | year Perch eron mare, | black horse 8 years ple gray horse, 8 years old, | tworyear eron colt, 2 fine driving horses, one o sorrel, the other 5 bay, 3 yearling colts. 0 head of eattle, 1 shorthorn bull, 1 dairy shorthorn cows, | heifer will be fresh about May, 180 good chickens 10 Mead of hogs, Chesterw ‘ite breed consisting of 10 sows with pigs by day of pe shoats and pigs Implements horse earringe, go old. 1 da 3 Daw. top buggy, road wagon, twoseated spring w on, rabberdire trotting buggy, sleigh, sled Cormick binder, 10 foot Deering hay rake, wood as new, hayitedder, 2 mowers, | Osborne and one Sohnaon 1double corn workers, grain drill, harrows 1 spring tooth 5 spike 1} #0-t00th harrow, trinte gear power chop mill, 2 sets ha Indders, harpoon hay fork with ropes and pul leys, corn planters, corn sheller. carriage har ness. tug-harness, plow gears. collars, bridles and other articles kept on a well equipped farm Terms will be made known on day of sale. Sale MBa om LF. Mayes, Auot onday, Mar. 23, C. E. Lutz well on what Is known as the Roller farm at of Bellefonte : 7 horses will sell | told, +n 1% head of | es north of State | 10 be | ! Reynolds farm Benner will sell | Fraok | of Buffs. | 5 head of horses, 6 milk | — Wednes'y Mch.. 4, D.H Beyer Frankiinvill sorrel horse, b years old, 1 black mare d years 18 head of cattle, odnsisting of 7 milk | g cows, S will be fresh by thine of sale mostly shor horn one full blooded 2 your ald t hora tall, 1} full blooded cos for, 4 ling shorthorn nee short Lore he resin Seps rutor Deering bine mower Deering hay rake all iz spike har LWO row corn nd 1 Is of Loe sell 2 good year. {fers row, | 5,D. H. Shivery fda i Lreos, Loo) i ELS Are Almost new ness, 2 set of nal cr need rm @ Lhe Nat ts Auct D Friday. March20, D. W. Miller WM Mon. Mar.30 March 17, A. I. Paul Thur. Mch, 5th, D. Henderson j8 Holstein Freisian Thoroughbred Cattle. we wy rs r - rake, 1556 feet p “4 D PROD . : gold fork and Publ y hewts HX AY Tie d used, + Oliver vit) ed plows 4 i 1 ax . Ww us " rows po 0m tooth Wary w borse cuitivat ors Fart Two Bulls 2 SE od from Ld Ver 'ER hen i 131 ING per ew ¥ * Work Horses Two Ww A AAA REAR ERE ER AE EAS EERE SEE od Bo ded Sede dededede dp Sheree edit rire rrr teiier de HES 3 Pred am NEW a SPRING SHOES THIS WEEK Queen Quality, Banisters, Douglas, ed + eS 00000000 ttt tsi ASA SSSA SASS ta sg EPRI Cousins, AS aaa aaa ans a AAR Ra ee BESO Stl sts t tts ssid OXFORDS AND BOOTS, MINGLE’S SHOE STORE, BELLEFONTE, PA. — —— (999% % 999% S999 a%e { A. E. Schad SANITARY PLUMBING Rita Crunchy Potash] . a 1 mre
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