THE CENTRE DEMOC RAT, BELLEFONTE, PA, Thursday, March 24th, 1910. EE —— Correspondents’ Department Continued, AARONSBURG. Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Burd, of Coburn, and James Swabb, of Tusseyville, vis- ited thier mother, Mrs, Kizzie Swabb lertha Scheeder, who Is a student at Mechanicksburg, has come home to spend her Easter vacation with her parents at the Lutheran parsonage. Mrs. Lenker and daughter Sue have returned home after an absence of a few months stay with her children lv ing at Lemont and Bellefonte, Mrs. William Throssell and two her children, of Millhelm, spent day last week with her son-in-law Geo. Wolf and family, of Spring Mills, were down on Sunday afternoon to see their mother, Mrs. Stambach, who has been confined to her bed the greater part of a week Harry Wyle's will make public sale of Ont of their household goods on Saturday; | they expect to make Akron, Ohlo, their future home, Miss Twitmever, of Pleasant visited at the home of Prof, and Wasson's, over Sunday The schools here in on Friday. Wm. Houser, of Bellefonte, in town one day last week 3eckie Snyder is visiting living at State College. Summer Tehl, of Belleview, Ohlo, is the welcome guest of his brother Edwin and family. Last Friday evening Harry and Miss Annie Haines were married at the Lutheran parsonage by B. R. M. Scheeder. On Sawrday morn- ing they left for Plainfield, Ill, at which place they expect to make thelr future home, Lather Bi moved on the Alex- ander farm, west of Millheim. He and his family will surely be missed in our town good citizens and active church workers Daniel Ream's moved from Penn Cave on his father-in-law's farm, Benj. Haflley’'s (better known as Israel Weaver's, dec’'d farm.) Mrs. Tammie Haffley Ream's many friends are glad to have her among them again, Walter Orwig, who spent a with his family, has again gone work at Altoona. Harry Bower's have keeping in the home father; Mrs. Dora says she is delights home, Ray Ve ing in the hot next d« ents hav home which they most Mr Mensch ar FUESLS « Mrs Gap, R. J town will close was seen her sister Acker quietly wers as ed vacated white start St FILLMORE | : : Miss Mr. Hoover but Peters is In now 13] » ents Mrs and little and Rut Boolh's or Mra few days College Mr. William Curt Spots, Sunday. The festival held In the band hall by the ball team was a success for the boys; everybody had a good time and were entertained by the Beotia band Miss Esther Bhearer, of Curwens- ville, Is spending a fow weeks with her cousin, Ada Behera TOT Will with her » was a caller at Matilda, over (inten t Port hn CENTRE MILLS, Chas. Miller has been suffering from a sore throat, Mra, Harvey suffering from better, Civo, as miller In Fort, Elias Breon is burning a lime stack at present. Ray Held is making preparations to open a first class barber shop, J. N. Moyer and family, of Rebers. bu enlled at the Moyer home on Sunday evening. Miss Cora Stover, of Bunbury, spent fast week with her sister, Mrs, Cor. man, at this place, who has been is some Limbert, rheumatism, Kline has accepted a position a flouring mill at Ants PINE GROVE MILLS. Mrs. Orr, of Clearfield, is visiting at the home of J, T, Murphy's. Mrs. Henry Gingerich and daughter, Linden Hall, visited with Mrs. Ju- lin Musser, on Sunday, J. I. Markle, of Bellwood, is spends ing a few days with his family here. Mrs, Cooper Miller and children, of Philadelphia, are visitors with David Miller and wife Misses Mabelle spent Wednesday Dr. R. M. Johnson's sales were Arthur Fortney and sevville, visited with J. 1 Sunday Clyde College, ney Mrs Maudella Bellefonte, and Mrs. E. C well attended, family, of Tus- Markle over and Smith in Krehs' of State Mrs. Fort and son, with wife Sunday Krebs, spent Sh Peters little granddaughter the home of J, COC College, Friday caring for her that arrived at Mever, near State 1 is last FACT, FUN AND FANCY, Bright, Sparkling Paragraphs—Select- ed and Original. Terrible Tommy, If T had only known that this pleas. | ure was In store for me,” said the tor, ag he shook hands with his wife's cousing, “I should certainly have ar- my to be home doc ranged business so earlier.” “Why, “don’t they were | the devil!” Why He Joined. “Tommy,” sald at hi home Sabb ool, sev ined us hesitated exclaimed “Does reg hy the of Jimmy as Pa,” piped you remember up little Tommy, that ma told you coming, and 8 ith scl friends Jo Tomm) LIme« wr three where te No Danger. A Rer was wat laborously shaft, while Just One Thing P ' The Big Saw Mill Starts, Whitmer-Bteel Co's big saw near Hawk Run. constructed by 8. Douty, an experienced millwright, started operations the other day and managed that day to saw 40.000 feet of lumber F. W. BE Bnyder, the very efficient superintendent, says that the mill will continue In operation right along. saw. ing from 50.00 to 60.00 feet of lumber per day. About 60 men are employed at the mill and In the log trains at present, but this number will be In. creased right along. The mill is of | modern equipment, built substantially and Its presence In this vicinity will be keenly felt In the Increased meas ure of prosperity the community will enjoy. Why Don't You Try? Why dont you try to be happy? That In, If you are weak and nervous, why don't you try Bexine Pllis? They are the best tonlo In the world simply because they are the best for any form of nerve weakness In men and | women, Price $1 a box, six boxes for {85, with full guatantes, or call at C. M | Parrish’'s drug store, where they sell all the principal remedies and do not substitute, CHECKERS OR DRAUGHTS, Rules Governing the Game Published for General Information, 1 The standard board must be of light and dark (say Whitte and Red or fourteen Inches nor more than fifteen inches across the squares, 2. The standard men, te deseribed as White and Black, light and dark [say [White and White and Black,) turned and round, not than inch, nor more than one and one«eighth Inches In diameter The board shall be placed so that {the bottom square on the left hand shall be i The me black BOQUATres bh The blac) ably placed upor first tw su White upon the last twelve squares ) Each player shall alternate ly with White and Black men, and lots shall cast for the color only viz.: at the commencement of a match, the winner to have the choice of tak ing Black or White 7. The first play by the person and that alternately of the match 5 Time hnically must be Red or less ont corner black shall placed n be on the men ari the iny supposed the red '" of the board elve f play once, must be invariably having the Black till the end made men, end of five min not been previ- i#t be called by for the purpose, and if the play expiration of shall be ad | improper as At the (if the play has made) time m appointed manner, the Karnes person r distinct ompleted or mir ts the 57 ar other nd- through ine way of shall ad time inute, the n d on TESTED AND PROVEN a Heap of Solace in Be to Depend Upon a Well Earned Reputation s. Jo! Ww. 1 before _ 5 I used two box { Kidne Pills, procured Pharmacy C and oan been of greater amb street oan's from <CGireen's say that they have benefit to me than all the other kid- ney medicines 1 have ever taken 1 suffered from dull, nagging backaches and 1 always felt tired and languid Dizzy spells and headaches also an- noyed me and stooping or lifting caused sharp twinges throughout my | body, 1 was restless at night and had | no strength or energy to attend to my | housework. Soon after 1 began using Doan's Kidney Pills, procured at Green's Pharmacy Co, I improved and | it was not long before 1 was In good health, 1 cheerfully recommend Doan's Kidney Pills In return for the benefit | they brought me” (Statement given October 21, 1507.) ! Permanent Relief, On November 23, 1908, when Mra Eckle wan interviewed, she sald: "1 willingly confirm my former endorses ment of Doan's Kidney Pills. Since using them, | have had no return of kidney complaint” i For male by all dealers. Price B80 | eonts. Foster-Milburn Co, Ruffale, New York, sole agents for the United | Btates, : Remember the name—Doan's— and take no other, 0 TRIP TO TEXAS, To the Editor of the Having left here Democrat for a trip to the South, especially Texas and Mexico, 1 will endeavor to give a few of Interest In connection with our jour ney It was about weather we loft Pennsylvania and within the state of Texas to throw off ey pantaloons and th to Ft. Worth wi timber belt, trees pine trees, 20 to Inches and 100 feet high. Here plow, only make a fu Ww cotton: the work Is mule or oxen It im through this part of the «¢ inches of 1 items Zero when Al we it was ything came warm out Going into our ameter, enough side of aon so the came resembling 0 in di they nna either pretty do not the by dry only Lots of the wom Hi In in Tex with a pop tbout 10 This city railroads passing through of the country The mean al temperature 69 degrees and gulf breez comfortable and nights travel further and crops Going on one ountry vinfall riding ig done by Il as by the men en ns wie wston the largest town tio of ghteen parts 000 » all in means days AN ting We dry rigation you can south it Is get- ralsed by ir- into Mex! ich as mules Cars, rooster fights, Thelr peculiar lan- understand; good , enough of vou the very nice, red with smoke un fine rine | Are down odd scenes, s Bireet hts, etd cannot 0 Bed drawing bull fig are be ng ALKER 13) Railroad is Testing Wireless. In disorders and dis- eases of children drugs seldom do good and often do harm. Careful feeding and bathing are the babies’ remedies. Scott's Emulsion is the food-medicine that not only nourishes them most, but also regulates their digestion. It is a wonderful tonic for chil dren of all ages. They rapidly gain weight and health on small doses. POR BALE PY 1.1 i Bend 1x na our beaut : ketch Book } Good Luck Penn SCOTT & BOWNE, 409 Pearl St NY BUILDING MATERIAL When you are ready for iL, you will Bot I here. Un MILL WORK SHINGLES LUMBER ROOFING AND GLASS This is the place where close prices and prompt shipments of reliable materinis g®t the orders of all who koow of them AN ESTIMATE BELLEFONTE LUMBER CO, Bellefonte, "a Page 7. double row corn planter, cultivators, hay ted. { der, hay Indders, corn sheller, cutting box, hay fork with rope and pulleys, 2 ? hot wagons, bob sled. car.) yo, | riage Op buggy, spring wagon 2 plow springtoon harrow, | sleigh I wood racks National WAT ator 5.000 feet of HARNESS 2 sets of tug harness, ; harness, | set carriage harness GEISER PONY BAW rrisge, 57 ft. vrack veeth, Molnu Sale Register. List of Leading Bales Throughout Centre County, Owing arge cireunistion Lo the of The Cer week, wi 0d § Democrat, (now over S000 “ae ore Lhan any other paper in Centre coun MILL, i%inch h 601 machines Hil ne in of stove 1 and 0'elon A. ish. % the best place vo advertise use iL reaches the most people, Pe | Sale notices int) reg Haw w wrties haviog bills tice in ut fre column Tues. Mar. 29 : 4 ¢ fron R. T. Comly Unions le gation, on . mailed mare rec Wi sound fresh IM. ium FRIDAY, MARCH wrvh of Lewis Holstein ca herd of Ho ast Centre County Fualr., Ss ma FRIDAY, MARCH 251 mile west of ville on public road, 1. C, Eldred will sel stock and fall line of farm implements, 8S Mia m A, C MeClintie, suet FRIDAY, MARCH 25 At the res Joseph Strouse. | mile west of St BLIOA M I. F, Mayes FRIDAY, MARCH ¢ mile » Yarnell P. O, and 5% north of M haries M. Brown wil of cattle 3 mileh cows, 2 are fresh now, five yearling M » by time of 8 3 steers. | AVAQT bh. © “- 4 1 LIVE expres Ir, Ww 3 1 - and farn SHLenLs T time of si ARMING Was on « yit 1H WAR ONIN 1" (O00 BS 1 z pi OwWY Ast’ hob sleds, Bl ible harness, 0d oul Erabs tele stein P Ma Key nie dence of Mrs ate College . ’ gs ) LAND LOT OF sauce 0) withwest of ; rea leshury sell IX head ch 31 LB STOCK i YOArs : W. H. Thompson the Dalian ¥ 1 t Line a wre Dr. Sol M. Nissley, Veterinary Surgeon, BUCKBEE'S BULBS SUCCEED! SPECIAL OFFER: ‘dade to build New Husiness Lr » make J) LR anent ¢ t er at LR Bes Os ref Ae Souvenir Collection Se Mui i nie wis a GUARANTEYD TO PLEARE Write to-day Mention this Paper ———————— SEND 28 CENTS wor postage snl packing wud » » wipnbl, Soguther with wy Wig penire Chie valuable 6 —. ant Pies 0 of Basle, Pulte ant Pies # Commemoration of & sowtinuow . wl present free of a L This Bull sions bo word & guar 7] BUCKBEE BT ROTEFORD, ILL . H. W. Buckbes $3.00 Lad Never before in the history of our store have we ever had such values in LADIE'S OXFORDS, PUMPS AND LOW EFFECT SHOES All of the newer shapes, styles and in all kinds of leather. ONLY $3.00 A PAIR YEAGER'S SHOE STORE, BELLEFONTE, PA —— Accepted The Invitation. n to joir our a BAYES. In other words, they open ed Saving Accounts with this Co They will surely never regret it. Now why didn't you do like wise! If youn have but One {Dollar left do it now, and then when next payday comes aroand you will be glad to step in and increase that as “nest egg
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