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THE CENTRE
DEMOCRAT,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
Thursday, June 9th, 1910,
The Centre Aemocrat,
FRED KURTZ, SR.,
Editor
CHAS. R. KURTZ,
Kditor and Proprietor,
W. FRANCIS SPEER,
Associate Rditor
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CHOICE EXTRACTS
We — t was -
“Our Personal Column.”
Lewis me: Fe . :
McKear
friends
That
crowd
it
for
Congr
non
tior
Ret
themasel
exper
of Il
Gover
hund
street m
some bod pocket
state governments
ernment has but one
revenue to meet
by taxing things
by the people
c*vasel cost of
in b> nd with
evtravagance
Lest we
Repu!
Represent
stand bw re
port
RE Bp
sional
all
the
have
made
er
1's
A
has
mens
comn
the
lumber
the
ton 1”
the latter
and the
and the
which
Aldrich
people
vision
cont
corporate |
upward re
fits n
disap poin
tributir
That
Direct
Gugrenhs - 1
pointment of the
prose uting att
States marshal
government In
exper
eater
Hence
forget
7 f
itives
«
terests
islon Ir
ny Crean:
th Morgar
the
Arges
ate cau
federal the
rney and the i'nited
who will represent the
its sults over the (‘un
ningham coal land claims (which Bal
linger was so friendly to) have been
made before the senate commitiee on
Judiciary. A responsible party, Judge
James Wickersham, delegate to Cone
gress from Alaska, made the charge
Ap
A Special Meeting.
A public meeting by the Women's
Civie club,
| disappointed
| in
AWARDING OF PRIZES.
On
lence
auditorium
Peters, D
delivered
Thursday
assembled
to
nud
school
or
large
High
evening
in the
hear Rev, Madison
D., of Brooklyn, N. Y
the commencement
to the graduating class
went there with the purpose of hear
ing something fine and they were not
He gave the In
gentlemen some good advice
he put particular stress
ng graduates selecting a ch
en vocation for which they are adapt
ed, and then sticking to it Thi Is
a day of specialties, and the man
sticks to one thing ind works |
LIL Is sure To the
ladies idviged them te
thems 8 fo ife's du
ter whetl hey ntend
or
the
pared
anxiet
practical
women who
an
address
Everybody
VOung
and
which
VO
dies
upon
the
08
who
rd
to win out
not
men a
Hf
rilllant
in
won
orator
CORE
and
preciated by
lence that there to 1
Following the address Henry CO J
of Bellefonte
onferred the diplomas
the prizes as follows
Reynolds gene
prize, $10—Raymond R
J. C. Meye | :
J. Harri
Harr Keller
gathered
ley, Esq
bod
inno
Fred
prescident
Arc, 4
need
school
and
Ww
FOR A SANE FOURTH
Marriage Licenses
Foreigners Revere Stars and Stripes
One f the 1 $ press ore
Trust
That the
could undermine
Remedy Neglected.
farmers of Pennsylvania
the Beef Trust If they
would devote more attention to stock
raising, was declared 1} Professor
Franklin Menges before the public
meeting of the York and Adama Coun
ty Pomona at Ix He
pointed to the existence of more than
farms within a radius of six
of York that are Acre tracts
jens than 5000 steers and
to 5060 hos could easily
The same Is true In Cen-
(Girange ver
20)
miles 160
where no
from 4000
raised
county
Le
re
Yearick-Hoy Reunion,
forget that the Yearick-Hoy
reunion will held at Hecla
Park on Wednesday, June 22 This
outing is not only Intended for the
relatives of the old and distinguished
families, but for everybody who de
[pires to take a day off In the woods
and enjoy themselves An Interesting
| program Is being prepared which will
be sulted to both old and young
Don't
family
of Bellefonte, will be held |
in the court house tomorrow, Friday |
evening, at which the question of pro- |
viding a suitable demonstration and |
celebration for the people of this com.
munity on the Fourth of July will be
thoroughly discussed. It Is proposed
that a public subscription be made to
provide a fireworks display for the ev.
ening of the Fourth. Other features
for the day's proper enjoyment will
be proposed.
Champ Clark's Predictions.
Laourl, the Democratic leader of the
{ house, sald a few days ago: “1 would
| rather be speaker of the house for
two years than United States Senator
for three terms.
who |
| field
Representative Champ Clark, of Mis-
BENEFIT BASE BALL GAME.
If vou desire
amusement BO
tomorrow,
the
some real
to Hughes’
Friday
base hall
“Fats” and the “"Leans
It will be a
all who attend
with them so
to keep
hospital
ine
whdetie
af*cvuvcn, and
game hots en
He
|
witness
the
fonts
nnd
of el je
side sy na 4
want
th
themselves
ambulance
ground, and Dr. Ti
be there also to
Fas to those who
for there will
glituntions
1
hie
and the
simile
something
of buttermilk f
Kes that
in La
sport t}
Leans
egrapt wire. mak
rn versant
They Went Mome on Train
h « ore
wt
Mr
here
and
tear
Eave
wae
stat he
14
on wi
Junior Base Ball League
ning Val
ga team
aturd y
ye
Wan Cal
team wou
Phillip Deeger's
the Fe
them out po
on
tH noe
fly
Keller's team
The following
the 1»
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AK
LINe
Won. Lost. PC
4 : 667
Lon
LOO
200
is Nominated,
given by the commis
Hloomsburg Tuesday
correct, William T
for Btate Bena«
Sones, of Wil
Creasy
figures
office at
afternoon are
Creasy Is nominated
tor over Charles W
lamsport
A complete unofMelal canvass of both
Lycoming and Bullivan was made
Tuesday of this week, and Sones has
a combined majority of 1481, or 10 less
than Creasey's majority in the other
countion The two unreported dis
tricts of Columbia county are conced.
od to Creasy hy at leakt 40 votes, thus
making Creasy's estimated fend 50
If the
siOonern
The residents along the back road
from Milesburg to Curtin have a pro.
ject under consideration of bullding
an Independent rural telephone line to
I am confident that
connect the residences between those
communities. The promotors will hold
the next house will be Demooratio and ' g festival In the band hall at Curtin
I am sure that I have a good show
for the speakership.”
on Saturday, June 18 to help defray
the expenses incurred in its erection,
| the
with, |
WEDDINGS,
Woodring-Davidson,
P. Woodring, of Port 3
Miss Adeline Davidson, sf !
lonville, were united In mary nye
Rev, M. C, Piper, at his resid:
Huntingdon, Pa. June
The bride Is the daughter of
H Davidson, of Union township,
excellent voung Indy and
fied to Nill her new station ir
the g
min
world
Mill
Mr. A
da, and
near
Wom Ix nn fing
industrious
Heberling-Henninger.,
ther day Musser Er
Henninger
Monts
ardt
Dale- Thompson.
of Mr. Hi
}
m
Warner
Bolton -Donachy
Alleghe
rete
on
SL
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w
and vines
iy wil
resp
Wheeling
and where
home
attractive yi
husband a § J
veral years ago the
Hefonte where he
the Aacademy
ten by cupid’'s
Ame
and
art whi
ther hon
fellow +
al
at whi!
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Ung
the
SOMETHING
THIS WEEK
Our Price
S142
Ll.
$1.00
Iw
1x
Flour
F ne Ia Ve
16 Ibs, sugar
Coffee
syrup
Loose
Bakers Choclate
Salt Sack 0
(ireen or Black Tea 28¢
Vanilla per bottle, . 8-1¢
Banner Lye 3 for 25¢ per can 1x
Rice 7¢ 1
Canned Corn Ww FT
Corn Starch 7¢ 100
Prices subject to change
FARMERS Bring
produce We Pay
22¢ dos. for Eggs
the 1h, for side-meat
16¢ 1b, for lard
Potatoes 3s¢
x
us your
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util
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Ly
1930
Fome
ph
an
and
{ day
RAIN SPOILS BIG PARADE,
Sunday
in
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY.
Was an
Bellefonte
On Thursday
anniversar held
Love Ann Peace f
Indy wan
hale and
of the Inte
in Curtin
Is now
counts There rela~
tives and thor-
oughly EB ad tl F Hilton W,
ment
exceptionally
ax It rained inces
santly from early dawn until into
the night The inclement weather
spolled a big Bunday school rally in
Bellefonte, something that perhaps
never wi in the county
this Arrangements had
made the ass of
schools in tow diamond
parads Was to formed, he
T. Harp chorus of
which have
Bellefonte
wet there was a
ft the
birthday
of Mrs
day the
is still
widow
as born
but
Clinton
hore
that
nme
© in
With
mn
#1 years of
hearty b
John
Mi
and
the
and w
ire
VY G0)
Pp
Pencos
8 ip, Cer
Been along Lowy PT
inty,
Hine
for
been residing
the
in
embling
this
were
ends
eight
{1 pres
§ at
very
with
8 to
nin
Missionary
Meeting
Horne rit
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Bulletin.
JUNE ON THE GREAT LAKES.
¢ Lr reat !
the rder States
June is one of the most charming months
take the trip
ine between the
Tionesta and Oct
Cleveland, Detroit, Mackinac Island
ton and Hancock, and Duluth
The 1910 season
nesta ad
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CLASTER’'S STORE
Reduction Shoe Sale
Having many broken lines of Shoes left from
Klines store, just a few pair of a style. We make the
following reductions for a few davs only:
$4.00 Men's Just Right Shoes $3.19
4.00 Ladies Dolly Maddison “ 3.19
3.50. * o " "r-2.98
3.00 Ladies Shoes 2.25
2.50) ’ 1.98
2.00 1.69
3.00 Men's Shoes 2.29
2.50. " 1.98
Clasters Underselling Store,
Bellefonte, Pa.
‘“ “"
Criders Exchange, Allegheny St.,