Thursday, August 11th, 1910. THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. A — FRANCIS SPEER'S Breezy “That” Column That the best the pure girl, That you don't find anybody Bellefone kicking for rapid transit to heaven, That since we are not sure of a minute no person in Bellefonte can af- ford to throw away an hour, That few people in Bellefonte expect to live to see and beans will be a real That there is a mother who Is permitting her daughter to go out riding with mighty bad com- pany. That the more a Bellefonte man can le to a woman as to how beautiful she looks, the mroe will believe a lot of other lies. That it is said there is a young lady in Bellefonte who is going to marry a florist. That won't make him a blooming success, That the great many girls beautiful, especially if you are mirer of artificial flowers That “Billy” Taylor and “Ed” Gross, the Bellefonte dairymen, are the two fellows in town who should always keep their heads above water, That sometimes a girl in Bellefonte pretends to whistle for the purpose of calling a young man's attention to the lovely pucker she can get on her lips That one of the greatest troubles In Bellefonte that when some women have nothing to do but te attend to their own business don't want to do even that That it is cream server In that if ice cream he wouldn't g a milk punch for That Belle the girl in Bellefonte ever luxury. she the cheeks of a Bellefonte are an ad- roses m in is certain ice tight gallon to make is sO enny a ve igh there are fonte wl head their Mm rellet in from only take the table That the persor never had i was to be al decency Thi fonts other becauss what into thar that it « } lamps f« iat wher time f lobster That Bellefor man fri to live das = will get sweet That it Ia A woman to the society walk out | weed, The respect for That it i= no iness, but Bellef MANY Young men pay their debits ir time with 4 spend most of their things that but at the sams mindful of their That Bell making a metics to and don't There In a who is keeping an who his grandmother, | about Any old thing wi the same cir That the Bellefonte wanted her husband te her a Galnshoro hat It cont $25 and the young man hadn't the $25. To put up & bluff he told her that a beautiful and charming young lady like her had no right to be hiding her beauty un der a bushel like a charm, but what is troubling the young man now is his “wifie” might bring home a 330 hat one of these day» That a young blacksmith of Belle. fonte went out to call on a young lady several evenings, and when she really thought they were well enough ace quainted she undertook to sit on his knee Surely he proved himself =a blacksmith when he blubbered up and bean talking lke a tea kettle. He gave her to understand that if that was the way she was going to do when he called he would have to cut It om Yes, It has been cut out, but he didn'y do It That if reports are true there is a “ehippy” house on High street, not a mile from the bridge, which Is a warm number. It is also stated that young men wha visited this piace of infamy are about all in. The author. ities of the town should get next to this abomnable place and put it out of business. The idea of having a den of this kind on the main thorough. fare of the town Is & disgrace. It in also stated that there ls a house on Logan street that ix doing business along the same line and Is furnishing tients for our physicians. If every. ng Is true that Is sald about these places, they should not be tolerated for a minute, and they would not in a well regulated town. This notice is given free of charge, as It Is not expected to improve business. onte have That week's the ris in salar are themsel arn as Ir make Heat them ons PON eT Avant almost in what makes imetan wife In wet other da A young is | n families the day when pork | from in Bellefonte | iy { which has been doing a | dissolved, The experiment worked | Miss Elsenhauer; OVER THE COUNTY. The fannual reunion will be held beautiful grove, near Thursday August 28, After fasting for of the Behenck in Schenck's Howard, on twenty-one days to cure indigestion, H. 8. Grove, a mer- chant, of Catawissa, considered self cured and started to eat again, Penn cave is doing a lively business visitors to the cave, especially on Sundays. The number this sum- mer is larger than any season hereto- fore, The firm of Willams & Hartswick, general tine College, WHS retiring. The continued by Mr. business Mr business will Williams Misses Elizabeth M, Graham, tenchers of Snow Shoe, home ing the Mountain at Ebensburg. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Harvey, of State College, have returned from a pleasant trip to Niagara Falls, Toronto and Buffalo, stopping to see friends and relatives in Lock Haven and Mill Hall on thelr return Foster Alfred Rupp, of Boalsburg was notified that all work in the Bear Meadows tract shall be suspended the present Robert Reitz, who served as game warden of that also been suspended at State Hartawick be ning Glenn and Jennle have returned Summer has On the Fisher farn the this season large or and of Armen an exceller that Mil beat the Mitts charge teachers for ted at rd f 1 Benner towr re ele Ful meetin t} } sl bos H ool, A. H. Robi vard. primary school, Vienna Bellefonte Peru, Raymond Br Rebershurg Roopsburg, Anna mo, Lemont; Knox, Chas. Robt ward Armagast, Grace Ho fonte Valley View Ralp! Bellefonte Rock H A Hublershurg (| Margaret Bellefonte trict ach NEart Gun Hi Hell Strut Deitrick Woods MeGirk Philips of w in whicl re driving Hh} the while M alight he rir Ou install e of below nd rv and dashed Into a the ) AR Ire the ines left horses telegrant ’ where the were the ecame loosened from Shortly afterward the 1 None of the others were injured school hoard of B cted the jollowing teachers term of 1910.1 Central mary, Nancy Ne Run Barnhart; Shope's talph Intersection, Robert Barnhart Hollow, Bessie Johnson mar, J. F. Eisenhauer carm f pt carriage I'he in En 1 NT for Clty, ile ul i the pri Frank Musser Holts Curtin gram Curtin primary Moose Run, Anna Schroyer;:; Falrview, Nancy Kelley; Pleasant Valley, Ezekiel Confer: Yar nell grammar, Samantha Pownell Yarnell primary, Anna Shank A preliminary meeting was held ele | the home of Fleming Poorman recent. | | friends are cordially ly to complete preparations for the re. union of the family to be held In Kolhbecker's grove, near Milesburg, on Saturday, August 27 committees were appointed to the success of the day and a» pleasant occasion is anticipated members of the family and invited and pected to be present. The will be held In the form of an old fash. loned basket picnle The other evening at about dusk, D W. Bradford had an experience he did not relish. He was crossing Nit. any mountain, and just a short dis. tance below the top, his horse fright. oned and dashed up the embankment, almost upsetting the buggy. He In. vestigated, and found a man lying in the middle of the road. After consid. erable persussion the horse was In. dueed to pass the point, but Mr. Brad. ford was unable to discover whether the man was dead or alive. He came on to Centre Hall and reported the incident, and a party was just about to #0 to the scene, when Mr. Stover and Miss Margaret Jacobs arrived and re ted that they had a similar exper. ence, and that the man made answer to a call In such a way as to Indieate that it was a case of too much boose. insure very All their ex. hime | two popular young school- | after spending six weeks attend | Assembly | A number of | reunion | Sunday, August 14, Rey, H, 1 Crow, will preach at Hublersburg at 10 a. m.; | Zion 2:30 p. m.; He cla 7:30 p. m The Ewing farm, located near Falr- | brook, In Ferguson, was sold at public sale to Samuel Ewing for $49 per acre A. 8B Willlamsg, of the Bald Eagle | valley, who has been in the Cottage hospital at Philipsburg with a broken | leg, has been discharged from the | sume Mr. and Mrs. Samuel BE. Goss and | family have moved from Altoona to | Re ading where the latter will continue {in the insurance business, He will be located at 617 Church street, The Juniata Valley campmeeting opened today, on the famous old New- Hamilton grounds, and prepara- have been made to make it enjoyable and prosperous | ton tions | most | years, in meeting of the ex- | ecutive committee of the Williams re. {union at O. D., Ebert's store, Satur- | day evening, Aug. 13th, to complete | final arrangements for the reunion to be held In J. Q Miles’ grove, on the 27th inst. All persons interested In the success of the reunion are urged {to be present, iy order of committee 0. D. Eberts, secretary. | The large shed at the | McMullen's Roller Flour There will be a east end of mills at Mill- heim has been removed and makes a | great change in the appearance of the bullding. All white pine timber had | been used when the mill was origin- ally bulit by the rs over a hun dred vears ago, and is as good and sol id today as it when first used The timber will used by Mr. Me- Mullen to bulld an extension to the mill on the west end was he VanGordon fi of hlers! Charles working ser the hay mow to oung YOUng Harvey irg, fell barr floor the mo pitching stepping backw ards step- the hay hole falling head or INCor man Gel from The the farm H the man was H on ist below Ww allghting Vis rendered clan being sum POSTAL BANKS SOON. An And let the All heedlenn of te spe 1 thrust from out nn h IH evil the ver beauty I art ghia, and meat where | 2! the Ance Lome Teachers Demand Positions mm hers ir ngtor a “ ten Was! tar wperintendent # that 1 required There pa roll ing from §5 3; an he I 44% 1s LL to $90 Nery ast A FINE FIGURE Once there lived a You Who was #0 excessively That when she To sip lemonade slipped through the stra in thir od RRND Hhe Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury, mereury will surely destroy somnpeetely derpnes the wren whee shtering MH through the musous sarfaces Ee articien should never wed earept GB preReTD w from reputable physicians, ss the damage they will 40 » ten lid to the poe you y pesitly dee tive from them Hal's Catarh Cure. manulsctarsd by FV. J Chetiey & On, Toledo, OO wit tury, and B taken Internally, act the bios] and Mmusous Srfares of he | Buying Halls Catarth Cure we » ine. It B® taken Internally ahd = Mio. by F 1 (heasy A On : Bold by Drossets Price eI Take Hails Family Pils tor const the ose of sell whi bw a HH | LH {the | free the | | political life aw | A PRAYER FOR PUBLIC OFFICERS. The American Magazine publishes the following praver “For All Public Officers,” by Walter Rauschenbusch "0, God, thou great governor of all the world, we pray thee for all who hold public office and power The life, the w/ Mare and the virtue of the peo- ple is In" Beir hands to make or mar, In the past » mighty have preyed on labors of (he poor. They have laid nations in the dust by their op- pression, and have thwarted the love and the prayers of thy servants. We bless thee that the new spirit of de- mocracy has touched even the of the earth, We rejoice that hy Institutions of our country tyranous instincts of the strong may be curbed and turned to the patient service of the commonwealth Strengthen the sense of duty in our Grant that the servants of the State may feel ever more deep ly that any diversion of their public powers for private gain or is 8 tampering with a sacred trust and a betrayal of thelr country, Purge our cities and States and nations of deep causes of corruption which 80 often made sin profitable and rightness hard Raise up a new eration of public men, who shall have the faith and daring of the Kingdom of God In their hearts, and who will eniist for life in a holy warfare for the freedom rights the people Bring to an end the stale days of party cumming. Give our leaders a new of the possible future of our country and set their hearts on fire with large resolves Breathe a new spirit into all our nation, and let us rise from the dust and mire of the past to gird ourselves | a new day's work the and of vision or GOOD ROAD BOOSTERS. gresaman Okla- the REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS " Staggers Skeptics. ragrant come aS will scald jut 11 heal. bolls, fel. '% also corne. Try aive re cut skeptics nderfy “re staggers I a wi } Is the wide mouth “ATLAS £2 88AL." Look Eat the one shown above and see how great peaches go into it whole, This jar is of extra quality glass, smooth on the top and kings | the | ambition | the | have up- | gens. | AYER’S HAIR VIGOR Stops Falling Hair Ayer's Hair Vigor Is com of sulphur, glycerin, quinin, sodium chlorid, capsicum, sage, alcohol, water, and perfume. Not a single injurious ingredient in this list. Ask your doctor if this is not so. Follow his advice. A hair food, a hair tonic, a hair Srating Promptly checks falling hair. Completely destroys all AYER’S HAIR VIGOR Does not Color the Hair yen Company, Lowell, AAI AAA ATI ANS LVAMA RAILROAD ALL TAN OXFORDS ¢ Reduced to and Below Cost This Includes Everything in Men's and Women's REGALS, DOUGLAS, COUSINS, QUEENS. MINGLE’S SHOE STORE, THE HOME OF GCOD SHOES 2 3 Lo “Atlantic City Cape May ANGLESEA HOLLY BEACH SEA ISLE CITY STONE HARBOR NEW JERSEY THURSDAYS, August, $6.00 Round Trip $5. 75 Round Trip Via Delaware River Bridge Vie Market Street Wharf od 80 FROM BELLEFONTE TICKETS G00D RETURNING WITHIN TEN DAYS STOP-OVER ALLOWED AT PHILADELFHIA For fu WILDWOOD OCEAN CITY information concer small hand © trains, consul Agent ping raving time Is or pearest Ticks 4 R WOOD Passenger Traffie Manager Fx ere w asset X Asp X Get We Handle Every NOTHING is more annoying “We are just don't handle than to hear, out,” or! We that article,” ete, when one is ordering pits for the table. Considers. ble thooght snd care are often exercised in this di rection, and to not find what you want at your Grocer's is very provoking. Come to us ¢ have what ou want, and everything is absolutely pure—an ex tra inducement for you to come here for your gro; ceries SECHLER & CO. A——— We Do Printing of all Descriptions. Centre Democrat, Bellefonte, Pa.
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