Page 6. THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Thursday, August 19, 1909, BILLIONS FROM : PROTECTION TO LIVERYMEN, | DRAG AND SCRAPERS HOT WEATHER HINTS n True Destination Must be Told by Those toad BCrapers are Mendid thing Be careful w hat you ri I in ho P R BUMPER GROPS| .,., , "irw torte "= io simp mua or gravel ona ot | wether, Hoe iaiocipe in wi ie) | PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD _— - April 27,1909, it i$ a serious offen to! the finighi wel y ft ond | ake any cind of fruit yo | ce, mast i AGRICULTURAL REPORT SHOwWs| Dire Bore from a livery stable and scraper leaves the surface porous and | LICE EL EAVC 5 ous, Co i081, REDUCED RATES FABULOUS WEALTH BE Ete the doa Hon 10 I very man ly 1 . i . | spice, | ittle vinegar, a littl f any TO a The new act provides that 1s shut. makes it water tig) 11 r else you happen to think about, SALE mam | PUNXSUTAWNEY, PA N M ) PF J \ . Hi Mara and d n - ' 1 . REAL SOURCE OF PROSPERITY | wintully or negligently abuse the confi-| 1g supervisors along the Bald |Aanother cup and fill it full of water 1 . — " dence re posed in them by a kee per of “gr ¢ Vv wotil adopt Ql rest m the r hvdrant : : teams for hire by driving the said team ow om 4} ely : on™ of irow away the mixture in fi { ACCOUNT Pennsylvania Stands Sixth Among | 4 distance further than contracted for at! so. iid Sou Ps and slow Irink th tents of th The Producers of Material for the | the time of hiring the same without a ie Cy , hotld first b Sond cu) ME WwW K Staff of Life—Value in Dollars— | porting and making known such extended | y pon 10 srs dae i Sponge cake always reli Baw OLD HO EE Exceeds Gold Output. nse, shall be liable to a fine of WE Din ] g i centre wi R ait on | hot weatl Select well grown spong thirty days in jail, or both at the dis w ! Ji SUA db ¢ don oak them over night in salt wer - - tion of the court, and in addition the | oa" © road d yp, ! in n the morning rinse through fres! at AUGUST 22 TO 28, 1909 Riches almost beyond compare will | ljveryman may collect double Vora len in g of the year wher r several times then dip in batter and be brought to the farmers and busi- | and twice the amount of Tickets sold August 23 to 26, good returning until Augut 28, inclusive. ness men of the United States this | fered by either horse or cata T year throug the bountiful crops There has been a recent case in point Consult Ticket Agents, which are forecast in the government's | at Tyrone, W. C, Foote, a traveling official report for August, which was | man, is now under bond to answer for fasued last week The resu f the | the death of a valuable horse government's findings was far better hired at G. B., Shellenbers than had been antic ted as concerns | stable last week, It is al gave Hannah as hi Ma 1 | PRP eT BA A A EE A EE a mm dn a EE EE EE aa As Executor ho oo ee eo — er aw Declare to 1 be alle offs ah go - Conference, A AAAs A Long Engagement 1 DH is Than Gold Output. , El hatha a a a a al a a ia Eh oS a a bh hh A hh oh Unexpected Demands f onld and # of 8814 ¢ Pennsylvania is Sixth, The Bellefonte Trust Company, BELLEFONTE, PA. a v Has a Circulation of 33.000 A atal be ede ole od Lal an a a a a a a Ae EE ea eA es. HHH A d SSS EaAanaan anes s Sl 4 0 a A A A RA na a a A AR ER Aas a Ae eam as sss ve! Postmaster at Pine Glenn. Tennessee, 8,. 1D 3 rill without expense or ‘dR its 2 or ah s we " lot : Th : nl 4 - 33,000 bushels and 85 per cent.; Vir. OVIGalioOR of ny kis pd ; oy ¥ Upon whom they migl , , Pha 4 ginia, 8,758,000 bushels and $8 per Ceive the book regularly. : place p sta and these twels men | | (tio: of the : ter at 1 i and . . ’ nd tr ‘ ned a ver ‘ “T Was 8 i r the t Nscal Year cent; Maryland, 11,084.60006 bushels and ——— - dy G : . Fe . 4 aid sithin the ting the 5 ivan Lie 83 per cent.; Texas, 6,133,000 bushels 1 One good Reason na aalantant ani ams atrhony: Adnalied: by: th >t. Oop “- And 87 per cenf Kentucky, 7.800.000 T thes a ” i monwealth, dividing costs between ritory supplied by the post office J oh 4 P nt.; entucky, i! 00,000 hé other day a meéfchant™in a near- the attorney for the plaintiff and the finned above. Application forms and yushels and 81 per cent.; Washington, | by town saw a farmer receiving goods | _,\ 0 0 whom the warrant full information concerning the re- » AA . 5 a 16,951,000 bushels and 98 per cent at the station from a Chicago mailorder : rementa of the exami n Cat ” : , : WAR BWwWoOrrs i ' 5 4) i The goods were in his line and o A : bh aecttalt foom. 1 the me had been carried J “ IT IS GROWING. le same had been carried I Years ferfomfefoferfofete —— : 15€, { Sa : l iid have id you ever) \ Mas : Put out your Sigr Everybody Talking About It i A M oe ’ : LJ eonfesfesfoorten 4 » Seatentectend a a an de » Teeleale » A . . CHAT ao Beadee J . Ime WINDSOR HOTEL A i AKER RE HY HN Seafusfondes » PHIL {DELPHIA SECHLER & COMPANY PMT TT EEE EE uJ House Block, Bellefonte, \ JN, J L J Toe REx Write today for FREE bottle of Dr. 4494449949494 4940444940944 0094 i + Greene's Laxura for all stomach, liver Heroes of ttysbur and bowel trouble 3 pl Gettysburg ha bad 4 4 Do you enjoy good + beer bs An Important Decision Dept A ICE CREAM? CBE BE BE BRE BEB DEBE RE BRE BRE BRE BR BE NT LUA he he EE he RE Eh RR he A NEW DEPARTURE | We have added a line of hosiery to our large stock of shoes for the convenience of our customers. These goods are made and controlled by Thomas G. Plant Co., makers of the famous Queen Quality shoes, and stamped “Queen Quality” which alone is a guarantee of their goodness. We follow this with our own guarantee. We believe they are better values than heretofore offered in Bellefonte. SEE THEM FOR MEN OR WOMEN. MINGLE'S SHOE STORE, BELLEFONTE, PA." A eth h H is ¢ : It can be made with a FREEZO FREEZER s who ugh ! ba’ sh } he states that a Meer In a Wn CAN per residences 1 the battle of Gettysburg would be « lazzling satisfaction to | the state pension bureau at Harrisburg those r , the " nde table | at once The name of every Pennsy ort on i du hic) iral- x al once Ahad eve Penn and it doeesn't take an hour, oither; four minutes is the limit Come in and let us explain why. friend f the inst tion was N. vania soldier, wh srved on that McAlliste 1; to } Carnes I toric field. | 0 be engraved on bronz for Its oss 1 h was owlr o | plates to be attached monumet launch Stats n its road to which is to be erected there by the state nence w hh} now njoys as the result of a recent appropriation | whether the sect y © company there were « nay ne , made by the legislature wl pet ollie The act o : $ | Also see our line of LAWN MOWERS, OIL STOVES, and PORCH SWINGS. SCREEN DOORS, WINDOW SCREENS, ’ wt lant vi ve OTe han or m thousand stud : The Word Moshannon Na wo The word Moshannon is of ladian | __ int 4 of J Jain a af on time Want Better Roads in the Township. | derivation and means black water and ! n an insurance case, rendered a Ways and means of securing good | was applied by the Red men to the roads throughout the county were the | stream which still bears the name and a a islon that no officer or stockholder an Insurance company, chief topics of discussion at the meet- | glong whose banks Moshannon Town write Insurance applica. Ing of the Altoona Automobile club, was started and which afterwards took held In Altoona on Friday between Elizabeth Furnace and Gra- | named by its founder, Hardman Philips The Lewisburg Journal says: “ova glerville bridge, near Tyrone, is at the | who had at that time built the fine old | A, Musser. of Sunbury, representing present time In a deplorable condition, IALSIOnR which he called Moshannon the York Bridge Ci was in Lewis: 4444499094000 004904440004 and it is the object to have this high- | Hall and which 1s now Haleherst | Lure on Baturday. Mr. Musser is one way placed In a better condition that owned by the estate of Rub, C, Hale of the prime movers in the new elec the meeting between the members of | Says the Ledger, trical line to be bullt from Bunbury to Central R. R. of Pa. Train Schedule the Altoona Automobile club and the . Lewisburg Leave Bellefonte 1 / wurg, and says that the come . ’ < : N 0... 708 3. $50 and 0.38 p supervisors has been arranged. In Fined for Swearing. pany will soon connect the two places : ot HHI 00 120 an 050 um g m " " JPRAYE : J, all the roads of the county will Two arrests were made in Montour | by first-class trolley system. For Bellefonte. S33a.m., 356 and #88 # Klven attention mi the pr yi county this week under the ‘blue laws" Of every township w we taken Into | of 19¢ } he . 1 wit} 794. charging the accused with using | SS — consultation over the matter. It Is profane language. The parties were die di iS SS i e the object of the club to nasist the | Frank and John Ortmann, father and supervisors In having roads built (gon, The father was charged wn § through the county, | having uttered five profane oaths and | Gas Fitting ___ . . | the son six, at 67 cents per oath, which | C a F Steam od the accused paid together with the * * ir ng ¢ Suicide in Union County. Hot Water Potter-Hoy Hardw'e. Co. BELLEFONTE 1 The road [the name of Philipsburg, being so Will Soon be Built, AT crm se resem snsese se senll <n : Pt Bt BB Pt BB te i ci, Sac, SL ed -_ : Danlel Hummel, of Dry Valley, | COSIS, Union townghip, Union county. took | —————————— Heating, his own life on Tuesday of last week, | Five Thousand at Farm Picnic Em a £2] aa Stating ’ Heo was subject to the delirium trem- | The annual Grand Army picnic was : ens, under which he succeeded, In the | held at Shade Sp Huntingdon county, SANITARY FLUMBING Tin Roofing, ¢ : LJ presence of his wife, In severing the | and there were about sooo present, from | Spouting, arteries of his neck—using first a ra- | Huntingdon, Fulton, Franklin, Mifflin, jods gor which his wife wrested from him, | Juniata and Blair counties, The ora- Estimates Cheerfully Furnished. All k of SBI BEBE DV AV AG VIDE DI BE BI BI BEBE BRED Be FBV BEBE BETTI IRI RI RE BRT BI Ree next an old scythe which was taken | tion for the day was given by Charles Tiaware i Ladies’ $2.50 patent colt wing tip was only thirty years of age and . oxford $1.48 at Yeagers. Tas ssesssasssecststestsseTTeTe. leaves four children, away and finally a cake knife with H. Welch, of Mt Union, made to order. which he finished his existence, He | A——————— Eagle Block, Bellefonte, Pa, eI
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