Thursday, November 24, 1910. THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Correspondents’ Department Continued, LEMONT, Bradford had the shoot a fine five pronged buck Grimes has on the last two weeks with Philip good to } slick heart George been list the trouble, On Sunday and the thermometer degrees Mr. and rlorsmark home of Milton Mrs. Gertie Pittsburg the to attend the sister's children Mrs. Lizzie Weoud Is the winter with her Jacob Shuey killed pring one day last week and one 274 lbs. and the other 282 H. 1. Allman killed two that 436 lbs, each Report has it purchased the property There have list of late The concrete bridge now, and they worked George Williams friends at Philipsburg Monda nt mornings stood 18 nd Mrs Wor gpent a few da) vt th Kustenborder, of Carver, last week latter part of last week funeral of of her ane here to Mary spend sister, two hs weighed Wasson Kendell Arthur Robert that old been many on the sick is moving part o Sunday visited last week BOALSBURG. Thanksgiving service will be held | the Lutheran church, Rev, J J Stonecipher will preach the sermon A Thanksgiving entertainment will be given in the Boal Hall, Thursday evening. fifteen cer admission Mrs. George F and are spending this Kk at its Nevin nds sher gon vith frie Danville and Su r Miss Ada Koch, of spent part of last parents Last reminds his card Mabel ber fF 1 Frida oe, week here with her noor hb F Ida P Charles place ir ternoon A wild been tains seen around yy The Fourth the County Grange Arcadia, Ce day December ot two sess Al bers are Degree noon se bers the Grange Jun Grange cen We the «Tr Dead TT ’ Editor Bair's Father David H er Bal alr edit i nel hi abu tive of | married to daughter of J Huntingdon with four Wedneadny re ANCARteT Miss cour Bsns afternos The Evangelical ehurel ! burg. will render a Christin entitied "The Nelen of Peosre™ Christmas evening, December J. V. Brungart, of Bmullton us Having bought land 52 Calveston, Texan, | am selling cut and expect to leave for Stowell, Tex. on Dae. 20th. with four other from this place namely, Allen Gilbert, Allen Brungart, Wm, Corman and my brother Wallace Brungart, who lefl on Monday In advance of us to build a house for his family and mine Having been to Texas in October this year I found the Oulf Coast country #0 promising that | decided to locate there.” TJ ; writes Fitters was called to] PIES | weighed | and | along | among | miles of | farmiilies ONE FLIGHT TOO MANY, | Aviator Johnstone Killed by 500 Foot | Fall in Denver, one wing tip of his like a ploce of paper, the brilliant the world's He fn With rumbled | Johnstone, holder of dropped, height of 500 feet Overland park ver, Col, Thursday tators altitude plummet from the into the inclosure at aviation field, at Den When the spec crowded about the inclosure, reached hin, hig body lay beneath the of the biplane, with the white that had failed him in his time ed, wrapped about it like n Nearly every 1 in his broken record ons L planes of ne hy one d with pl ved coolly 0 reg death the game ind grimly vin control Fresh from Belmont park, where had broken the world's record altitude with a flight of 9.714 | Johnstone attempted an extra glide which made the Wright aviators The spectators got the thrill, Joh his | life once to to of his hi too the end, often fighting ond machine the last © his broken triumphs at feet has famous but it cost tone The Fatal Flight. fatal the tone had made that first flight, when he was | alr with Hoxsey and Brookin through his usual progr glides with the mac! | parently under perfect « Johnstone rose again and circuits of the course to headed toward the Still ascending, | big circle, and end of the big his spiral glide { altitude about planes tilted at degrees, he swooped d« pla vn lengtt ircle the The Joh In the flight was second rnoon in tl he had imme of ap ft nite ! gone dips and ne fow height, after a Kalr foothills he wept back hed the in a north he started then at ar With his almost 90 wn In a nar seeming to As he middie le of the 1 the he read encle ire He R00 feet ay Was of an angle of row Circis J "ro ne its wing pls 1 Fight F \ I ! r Souvenirs. Rat Gnawed Mis Nose. i fm gleep nt pneas woodetok the in irrels, rad be either he lean) wit} Eame, wen Death: 1s Killed tirat} UH] 1 when a the roof had gone Oreams of PM of chim of his fly a ears old, “Ww “i he fo kite ke from A nap telling that he had had a dream thought that he was iy with Bowers around was greatly frightened and mother not ot him go to school FEhortly after 1 o'clock he went to the roof to fiy & kite and ran into the chimney, which fs over and covered him AW his mother i oh he ing n a coffin hin He his would Wants Mis Money. A Missouri newspaper proprietor quiekened the memories of his pub. peribers In the following manner: “Al persons knowing themselves indebted to this ofMes are requested to eall and [mettle, All those Indebited to this of. {flee and not knowing it are requested {to eall and find out, Those knowing | themselves indebted and not wishing | to enll are requested to slay one long enough for us to eateh them!" mnchine | Ralph | young aviator, | | chiefly ag | for | | of thrill | i nt | this | This Question Should mtrol. Then | {In the | of | statements I the SAVES BY THOUSANDS. Cheats Death 26,678 Children, treatment und have prevented 26,67 tenths Chicago in 14 vears And toxin is given the ¢redit, according to + bulletin Issued by the Henlth this weel Before came into diphtheria deat rots nvera 106 for each 100,000 inhabitants Thi has dropped to 36 Antitox will « practically of diphtheria If It in pm the development those who Antitoxin of Better diphtheria control of in Chicago Board ol the rindd in ive all ‘cases be given time, also will the digense x posed Deat) in prevent in of have been fron ria Aue diphti INOrancs carels negloet parent of thie usuall £ the gullty partic "nil ure | ‘ heed to the oft regard the dd lecting “simple ore thr to call the doctor In the the and immediate treatment of COStL many Antitoxin nny which State repeated of ner fallure ta des tages Warning ter natn,’ earliest disease neglect to sed CREeN Hves secured antitoxin established by Health can be Ly the fre heen of anyons stations the throughout have Hoard State EASILY DECIDED. Be Easily by Bellefonte People. Which wiser—to have opinions of your fellow people or utter places? in citizens, you know, depend on made by residing Ir far-awny following Mrs, C Bellefonte too much Pills, ever sed for bad kidney Johnson, ib EB Pa., sa a] in praise of the kache shop cannot HAY Doan's best and trouble nme gel ar for Are symptor AL one time 1 E Wan ind and Neves gEnve kidney se the nd THE SQUEAL OF THE PORKER Paid 31.000 For a Cup of Tea tOar " CAM. ned the last drop ip dowr and I want fe for my Mrs. Stewart took the tinized i It wa for mind the ehange ther Hie out a» ton, check ‘ $1.000 Never sald Mr Grimn Roof on Condensary Work on the plant of the ( ental ndens+Ad Milk Co Hall progressing rapidl ire in almost ¢ ntin Mih The mmpleted at mposing appearance roof will be but a machinery In awake farmers through it the county are Increasing their herds of cattle and are Improving the wk by Introducing full blooded Hols steine. Bly next spring, all will be In full running order and then the farmers will realise what a Loon the condensary I» to them be cOM short time installed st To Open New Station, It i» expected to have the new joint allroad station at Mill Hall ready for service the latter part of this week The carpenter work has all been com. pleted and the painters are now en. gaged at work on the Interior finish The second cont of varnish will oe applied to the interior work early In the coming week, and the floor Is al! #6 to have a second application of oll | When all is ready the New York Cen. | tral and the Central Pennsylvania rallroads R R of will have a most convenient and comfortable sta. | lace | tion for the use of the public and ud local employes, i | | | | i sper doses It | ure | has | had Answered | confidence | | strangers | Read | st, | Kidney | remedy 1 | other | nd painful | ¥ CARELESS USE OF FIREARMS, Two Very Narrow Escapes Reported At Morrisdale. 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