FRANCIS SPEER'S Breezy “That” Column THA OL some vial on ear mamma, dear ' pretty young lady suffering hand she might have } suffered if he had left w kiss on her ruby THAT attention | fact that inte Ad it who is very desirous of traveling life's pathway with a young man means and industrious hab cause some of her blathe Je of moderate ts. but be skite acquaint ances are giving her the kL h she little timid of giving him tion. If the doesn't know her own mind she 1s unfit to take the marriage vow, and the young man ought to have gumption let her go straight to Halifax isa uch recogni lady In young question Tuar the trouble with the Bellefonte churches is there are too many fel lows join with a motive entirely foreign to that which should characterize their aim and object, They are practically no good to the church outside of the little money they contribute, They swear. lie, drink and stay out late at night as usual, thus the honest working force is not 1nd reased one ota, In it Any wonder the Lord « hand has been short ened and his ear closed during the many revival meetings held recently in churches We find with ministers because they all scientious and hard working gentlemen and their hands ought to be well suj ported by those who have sworn alll glance to the world flesh and the evil, out no fault out are con the of the girls do who are really 00! | the hired the ‘ wr ' : enough to | burg ] neighbor lady to accompany ! ' i John G been Seriousiv 1 sor m Centre Hall, has ree weel Robert Gla Lens man farm, 1 Stamm a OVER THE COUNTY 1-18 W viii alter that i " . : farm RR + Ali . LiL ala MY ’ re will va bsl ale | V " There i be no } ie sale | OF rs tho Hares frm ay 1 G.W 1 at the ringing o " Fort aught While Ca watering Dis f the Li vehicle nately Bates farm, owned horse at animal Mr getting town » largest steam threshing nty and l the crops at sixty passing in the act of hen the horse the ‘ground the buggy ng over him ved a bad cut the i stitches during the past five } just sixty-three days lering a propositic n to ing mill at the Dempster n uffalo Run and it is very likely he will do This would enable the tarmers of Buffalo Run valley to get their feed ground without hauling it far, as they are now compelled to do After Mrs. T. E. Griffith, of Philips bad accepted an invitation of a her down street last evening, 62 of her relatives and friends took charge of their beautiful home toth and arranged to give her a reception upon her return, that she will no doubt always recall, especially when her b rthday rolls around each year Mrs, Martin Brower and Mrs. E fe Hancock, being sisters of her, together with her husband had left nothing ut done to make the accasion started 1 to head the Mr head Mew s throw his ! tery of ep of passi K the s and wheel Weaver recel whi up on tired several to vO A. M. Moon, the merchant, of Blanch ard, who was recentlly seriously injured by an explosion of asoline, is improv- ing rapidly now Mr. Moon's was peculiar He was directing the work of some men who were shoveling the sawdust out of his ice house, and was standing near a barrel of gasoline He lightedjhia cigar and threw the mate h down. It is supposed to have gone into the bung-hole, immediately there was a terrific explosion, which blew the end of the barrel out, the pieces striking him the leg, tearing his trousers and bruising his limbs severely was | He to walk, He beautiful presents | was taken to his home and is now able to around in the house with dif ladies | ficulty He probably owes the escape cloth Everybody especially en. | with his life, or more severe injury than joyed the repast, Special music for the | he received, to the fact that the barrel occasion was rendered by the Orion male glee club of that place, lNuesday on street because on one long to be remembered She fell and was unable many especially so from her husband, who remembered her with a handsome the re and prlent of he suit | line. accident | at the time contained very little gaso- | THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. JANUARY 21, 1 POSSUMS AND POLITICS OSSUM ment | considered about dish as appetizing a ns could be set before anybody, even a king, by ome in such ma high a comp went i y President his ( up connoisseurs It was be Therefore ould e of this Lim this sessior Roosevelt secret and the which brought Mr. Tillman's name | the front and connected him wit] charges of improper use of his position in the senate to further private ends Mr. 1 % reply to the accusations emanating the White Hous though h health be somewhat impaired, he is still ab d his celebrated pitchfork will Rel development iHiman from that ny ghowml is to wh vigor Senator Tilman, like many of his fellow lawmakers, has a large fund o anecdotes at his disposal One of EEDS Frosh, Reliable, Pure Guaranteed 10 Please Prery Oardener and ianter should test the superior merited fimr Northern Grown Seeds SPECIAL OFFER || FOR 10 CENTS ] we will send postpaid our FAMOUS COLLECTION 1 phe, 00 Pay Tomate : : 1 php Friese ladivk 1 pr Seliivewing hoy 1 open Barly Arran bond Cabbage 1 ph Fallerton Market Lotion Ale 18 Varieties Chalo Flower Seeds nay portage and at wet La Saud 19 porte Wn Baly oe al » Fumm Witte boday pking and ress a with ut New wm Tait runt we Carden Ae GREAT NORTHERN SEF Dao, 1] 87 Rose St Hock ford, Hino : 1 1 909. Sloan's Linimen Earl S. Sloan, Sloan's hook or ‘ Dr. A Boston, | SEENENEEEFSNENEENENERENEEREREN DON'T FORGET OUR SALE IS STILL GOING ON Saturday, Jan. 23, WORKMEN'S BARGAIN HOUSE BELLEFONTE, PA EE EE NE NE NE SE SE le Bhs OL WR Rh NR Sh --. he EB BEBE» Pe BE BEBE BEBE BEBE BEBE BRE BEDS o¥ » b Grand Success @< A ae a Re SE LR Hundreds of people took advantage of the Low Priced Sale of SHOES, Fri- day and Saturday of last week, at YEAGER'’S. They were all pleased. You will be pleased if you come. Every pair reduced. SALE continues for 30 DAYS. Good SHOES at Low Prices. a. seg. AT. fe. .mT. EE EE a Sh PBIB BI BED a hE TE TE ta AWA BE TBI ~~S AT fg YEAGERS SHOE SI BELLEFONTE, PA. Ec ER SN i Si Se SL Se. CBE BE BIBER “4 \ Ly a Si » Ae AW ATAC AT ARE. fe. fafa fe fete se fe fen PBI BIBI BE BER PEI BI BEBE BE BIER BEBE BES ’
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