THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, F FRANCIS SPEER'S Breezy “That” Column Lo see several old $ret nice con plimentary casket by ) have been smart enough to beat and swindle their neighbors but they can't fool the Almighty Toar it is said that I. N President of the company operating the Bellefonte and Nittany furnaces, is about to become one of our enthusiastic automobilists He will soon come possession of the Ford, now runby W A. Moore, the ent of ths ‘same company. This ine has a speed equal to greased lightning, and when Mr. Sherer begins his initiative opera tions, and runs out toward Pleasant Gap, we advise him to put on a bathing suit and supply himself with life preserv- d over their the 1 we fellows Sherer, Vice presid mach ers, as the creek runs parallel with the | pike, and at Axe Mann there is a deep spring; thus our timely suggestion might save him from a watery grave, OVER THE COUNTY Size Him Up Near A Man the hig you juander any of his wealth in assisting to make it better 1 that generally the paper local new aper because cheap and newsy as the city papers does not » can safely Det he and has done more good for him than he has for it. The t who cannot see bene fits ansing from the newspaper, is about as much val Lown asa delinquent tax list : ' OCA ie 10 A in A Big Bond Issue Directors of the Southern Pacific con any, which controls and operates the Southern Pacific railroad, Monday au thorized an issue of $82,000,000 twenty year four per cent, bonds, which are | convertible into common stock at $130 | per share, At the same time the dire | Southern Pacific company by $100,000, tors increased the common stock of the | | 000, to provide for the conversion of the i | bonds, Real Estate Transfer. ie Mir & Mfg. C nd W, K, Shope Half M« oF. W ty THE WATER FAMINE ENDED On the Right Track The Wrong Accent 1 ated , “Why Deas Milton, of the | seated near the entrance to the car, grew very much excited, and it wa with difficulty the passengers were able to restrain her from inflicting bodily injury on the young man, whom characterised as being “too darn fresh she The Ox Not Extinct, Ihe proverbial strong and patient ox is not entirely extinet in Pennsylvania ] D. and Edward Nicholas, of Watson town, are owners of an immense yoke of oxen The smaller one, a Durham weighs about 1600 pounds, and the large one, a Holstein and Jersey, the very personification of strength, weighs over 1800 pounds They are four years old, and, of course, not done growivy yel wd you last week, read Buffalo P..s story | A REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER This is the trade-mark ol Scott's Emulsion and ison every bottle of it sold in the world —which amounts to several millions yearly Why-Because it many sickly children strong and well—gi health and rosy checks to many pale, anaemic girl reston d to health 80) thousands in the first of Consumption has n NO this advertisement tnpsther w f paper In whitch it ape and four cents te o we will send you Complete Handy Atlas of the World if mdddiresn stage, and SCOTT & DOWN, avg Pearl Bt, N.Y, A. FEBRUARY ¥ All une of W stock housel HURSDAY Lh THURSDAY Gap. W work horses, | mileh ¢ ant 5 head a full ons ate Clintie THURSDAY. Man farm Karstetter will se ) implements “ THURSDAY, Manon 18 miles east of Centre Hall and full line of live stock and farm Tmple ments eg horses wagons, and a fu th Sale at dd sledia PUBLIC SAL the Leading Public Sales Is Yours Here ? AY. Manon Is te Store and A goods AM Kress farming ' Potatoes spring wagon hartaess ars. bridles. Hines Sale at AN i. ¥ Manon Is 3 Fred W mileh sows “A Krumrine w= I holler f fare am L Frank Mayes MAancH 18-0 his fare James C. Dery MN Jr. & ity 8K Emerick span of good young a ~ Wm Goheed heifers fresh 1? time of sale w B of young eattie, 80 head of sheey andl m. A. Ishler ine of fm Implements ber wag AU Mao Frank Mayes EW A.C. My t H. HN Miller Om the Ges, Weymouth Hayes Sehebe k of Kalofis Ww. 1 Ww) Smith | horses, cows and farming C. Waite Davi Websel Emerick 's. 8 | (1. A. Hoover sald horses be sold ho {30M Stover {ET Jordae inti Kale at suet "nis 1% miles soul heast ALG F will Salemi 0am ny Pag png % yD. County, fe linvtonte Fleming Boalsburg fiellefonte Nitwny Lawson Rebersburg toward Millbeim Tyrone Yarsell Morrisdale Mines State College. R 8 Colyer
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