Page 8. Correspondents’ Department - HOWARD. Pastors’ Appointments Next Sabbath there will be preach- ing in the several churches of town and at the appointments center here as follows Christian Chapel—Rev, W. H terson, Disciple, will preach at 7 M Methodist Taylor wil 10:80 A. which Pat- 30 P. Episcopal—Rev. R., 8. preach at Beech at Hunter's Run at 2:30 P. M., and at Howard at 0PM Church of Christ—¥lder J H ID Tomson, evangelist, will preach Huston morning and evening, and Sat WwW WwW Jacksonville Howard at <i90 10 P.M x will 4 H Among the Sick Thi i Mi Home Comers Mrs. Abral es, having to Buffalk where they Buffalo and da the week ake Y 1 twin § trees the tres ' HOA lo Aro ng the joi i) of the perfect calyxes hes apart Mr d In his freak JU UL Convention idedly and clean living because of It papers were well vered. Many Notes of the Ministerial It : Aa COONS The ‘ were mpdely and all sul manly and rf derntion and toleration jects handle \ epirit ob’ exposition of or Use of the Bible (hy was Huminating A few of the preachers got back seats and talked in a buzzing un- dertone while others were speaking, In an annoying way, which not one of them would tolerate In his own church. “Tell me the old, old story,” sung an a solo in Itallan, by Rev. Paclarelll, of Altoona, was much appreciated, New religious cults were denounced and the all sufMiclency of the religion of Jesus Christ upheld and magnified, were . hrist in Dr. Jas The preachers) our Creek at} into | Our choir and male quartetts the encomiums of the visitors The ministers were a well-dressed, full-fed, clean-shaven, happy ing and intelligent-looking manly They ie guests The spiring Evidently religion, and an for right living and “Save the Boys" in the proceedings Dr. Wilson's erthrowing the sant | The | clency were Lenn body of men were also polite and in our homes congregational singing Methodism is a very live incalculable power happy dying Wis a strong note Methods for Ove. Liquor Trafic was "Best question of class seemed to be a meeting efll- much mooted ne ! District Superintendent B. ¢. Con {ner Is an inspiring chairman; business never lags when he presides y angelical church was hrown open for committee pur cheer nominations Tuesday piritu f God ng Esquimaux X80 Ae we gal r furthest goal creamed above true Man's Cause shall y Man tears recall us Procli Fling o if us deathless soul fate befall orien the flag whatever Sweetheart! We're for the Pole! Sweetheart! searching Larg- | { The leefloes southward float, while we i are urging Across the crackling crust; Wide splits the ocean to its surging; In God's right trust, one by one our gering, thirsting, Drop in the snows to sleep: We bend and kiss them with our poor hearts bursting, And Journey on; we dare not weep! under hand to bear us up we And comrades, hun | THE CENTRE We leave mn And for them milestones, pursue us, thelr Martyr's Aureole, The Northern Hghts burn beautiful that Sweetheart! ng for the Pole I g0,~~my st ished I fall, dear heart! J Out of my hand cherished, teach down from on, dear No farther bleak brave faint your flag so well 1 Heaven Saint! from me in regions Than where we Robed in your ligions, I knew vou followed me o'er Oh! bliss! nor 4 , hot winter sever and bear it these lone loved white and wed, and beautiful re head: Beas, nor My deathless purpose from my Soul, The flag of love and « forever Sweetheart! Sweetheart! searching for Pole ourage blows STILL the wnsend Helen Ying BUFFALO RUN Al 4 vo \f. Maile " HOUSERVILLE Wm. Bible, of Philadelphia, was bere one one day last week to see his grand parents, Mr. and Mr. Wm. Coble, be fore returning to China, with his fam ily Some of the farmers of this vic are at present sowing wheat but dry weather is a great § hind: rapce to some who have hilly land Those who are on the sick list are Mrs Eliza Houser ;Alfred Lytle, {sha Stover, Mrs. Russel Shreffer, Mrs, Wm. Shreck and Sarah Marshall, Mrs. H. I. Allman visited in Howard week; her mother, Mrs Eliza Houser, spent a week or ten days at the home of her son Luther, of Bailyville. Mrs. A. R, Houser and little daugh ter Elenor, spent a week at the home of her parents, busily engagged it some quilting for herself Mr. and Mrs. Clem home last week after end Atlantic City, Niagara points, Our school was opened here ou Mon day by Miss May Myer as teacher, inity the the ast Falls and other BENORE, Thomas Haugh has Btate Colles where he last year of school, {| Mrs. John Haugh returned Chicago to take charge | store, Mr. and Mra, Calvin Muribrff visited | W. OG. Murtorff snd wife at State Coi- {lego last wii i The Rev, Lin will preach here next | Bunday evening at 7:30; everfbody go to hear him, returned to will take his from of Haugh's » oing Dale returned | wing a trip to DEMOC RAT, | men | { to fall and how to make it grow, { bilee would take BELLEFONTE, PA. Thursday, September 16, 1 HIGH VALLEY. Rumor says High valley will a picnic on account of no place to hold one, but Middle end are preparing to have a dance, and after the dance a bald -hea fantastic parade, for, The former Georgetown scribe is named for the first speaker on the stand He will lecture on what causes the hair In my next I may be able to name the medi- cine Prosperity is on the road. Dr, Snyder sold a few mellons, Now, if we could sell what we have at the ratiroad, a ju- place. Corn and potatoes are not a half crop and we have to buy nearly all we need no work and no sale. Tariff and taxes take what little we have, while the mountain fire last week killed nearly all the growing timber, north of Dr. Bar ker's and nearly all on his land, We have the worst road in the county and no complaint is made, as the ; have enough taxes to pay besides tax On last Monday the Coburn, went to the Peak with A big time is looked Poor i ) road postma got some peaches at Keister's and Ma AXEMANN. nna Kline, of ral da last home of her brother, 1 Huntingdon punt Alfred 1. t the hom to the of sickness ‘ home Samuel Wi ed at Jacksonvill Spending Sunday at from this toland Breon and Daniel Bhuey and the Keller Mrs LJ LL nt Benner [E # Dar Bunt the he Shuey, ‘ were place John Brooks pte 1lel Shu 16) BENNER Twp (rang Adaline Anna Daws Manna appraisors of the late UNIONVILLE, {rvit y of Lew it 4 imgstown, PORT MATIL & ha For very Copyright 190g by Hart Schauer & Marx Particular Men! THE SIM CLOTHES--READY! It pays to be par- ticular about Clothes, and because that’s so, it pays to have par- ticular Clothes for such wearers. The small touch of style, of shape, of finish of the pockets or cuffs, the things that give fashionable distinction to a man’s dress—it’s our business to know about such things, and to have them ready for those who appreciate them. We are ready with just this sort of Clothes; ready as nev- er before, with the largest and most pleas- ing collection of good clothes ever gathered together under one roof in all Central Pennsylvania. The styles, fabrics, modes, are handsome —its really a pleasure for us to ask you to come in and look over such a collection. We know how good they are; we know you are certain to find them satisfying. SIM, THE CLOTHIER, Correct Dress for Men Bellefonte
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