rULTQN COUNTY NEWS.
Jury Mst.
Names' of tho men who havo
been drawn to serve as jurors at
October term of court, of Fulton
county to.be held at McConnells
burg beginning Monday October
(3th 1902.
GRAND JUBOKS.
Ayk. David L. Keefer, David
Morton, Uoit Glenn, Aaron Mor
gret Belfast. David Ilarr, Bonnet
Truax, A. M. Garland, Nathan H.
Mellott.
Brush Ckekk. JacobWinters.
Lie 'kino Creek Thomas Hock
ousmith, James A. Sipes, Lewis
B. Mellott.
M'Connellsburg BruceSto
ner, C. B. Stevens.
Taylor. J.L. Kessolring.R.J.
Fields.
Thompson. Jesse B. Snyder.
Tod. James Henry,Uenry An
derson. Union. Alfred Ilendershot,
Dallas Lashley.
Wells. S. C. Denisar, Jacob
S. Black, Amou G. Edwards.
petit jurors.
Ayr. John Truax, Ellsworth
Ilendershot, Conrad Glazier, Jr.,
Jacob Mellott.
Belfast. Jacob S. Hill, H. H.
Deshong, John Garland, Clayton
Deshoug, Levi Mellott.
Bethel. Grant Bernhart,
Clyde Andrews, Lemuel Mellott,
"William Youker.
Brush Creek William Hanks,
G. II. Schenck, G. B. Mc. Diehl.
Dublin. W. C. Brubaker.Carl
Gallaher.
Licking Creek. John F. Desh
ong, William Ii. Mellott, Casper
Miller.
McConnellshu rg. F r ank
Stouteaglo.
Taylor. William Witter, A.
K. Davis.
Thompson. Jacob Gordon,
Clarence Vauce, Jacob Peck, Wil
liam Scaburn.
Tod. George Fox, John Bar
inout, George Finiff, Sr., Daniel
T'offer.
Union. George A. Shank, S.
K. M,cKee, Dr. James M. McKib
l.in. '
Wells. David Winegarduer,
A. D. Keith, N. G. Cunningham.
A BOY'S WILD RIDE FOR
LIFE.
With family around expecting
him to die, and a son riding for
life, 18 miles, to get Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, W. H. Brown,
of Loesville, Ind., endured death's
agonies from asthma, but this
wonderful mediciue gave instant
relief ami soon cured him. He
writes : "I now sleep souudly ev
ery bight. " Like marvelous cures
of Consumption, Pneumonia,
Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds and
Grip prove its matchless merit
for all Throat and Lung troubles.
Guaranteed bottles 50c and $1.00.
Trial bottles free at W. S. Dick-
sou's drug store.,
THERE SHOULD BE NO
FLAT CHESTED WOMEN.
Trial List.
I.lsl of iiiuk for Tril M Ortober Term. 1tv8
In thi i.iirt of Common I'lrimof KultoD Coun
ty, l-ennsvlvauia, Ihi Vootluy. rtbduy.
I'f.Aixrivrft, litrK!tiATii,
F. Austin Mf. I.o
now to uc of Klorehce
Hunks. vh. Tho Township of Ayr
M'k. Nurah A. I'lttmnn. vh. Weo W. Cooper.
Klsle Oreulliead alm'x
of lli-phltmh UrBut-
bead. dco'd. vs. Jno. W. Oreathead
F, A.. W. K. and O. W.
Orenthoud. v Jno. W. (ireathend.
Jno. F. .lohnxon & Co. v. A. ii. Wllon.
Middle Mute H. & 0.
oo. ue of J, W.
Woodland, w Jno.A Hnrah Henry
c. M. Unxcr, vh. Daniel Knauff.
Frothy' Offlce. I FRANK P. i.VNOI,
Sept. 8, lima, f Prothonotnrv.
Register and Clerk's Notice.
Notlne Ih hereby given that the following
named aooountnnU have tiled their account
In the Knirixter and Olerk'a office of Fulton
county. I'll., and that the name will be present
ed to. the Orphans' Court of said county for
conllrmntlon on Monday the Oth dayof October
next belUK the tint Monday.
I. The flrat and final account of I). Kdward
Fore and John 0. Fore, Administrators of the
Kntate of llou. John M. Fore, late of Tod
township dcceOHed.
1. The first and Hnal account of William Slir
el Administrator of the Kstute of Andrew .1.
Plttman late of Thompson township deceased.
8. The first and Hnal account of Oeo. F. Mel
lott Administrator of John Hess, lute of
Thompson township, deceased.
4. The first and final account of .1. Nelson
Slpes, Esq.. Guardian of minor children of A. I.
Plttmun lute of Thompson towushlp deceused.
R. The tlrst and final ncoount of K. If. Klch -
rd Administrator of Kstute of John (iunnlnu.
hum lute of Ayr township, deceased.
. The first and final Bccount of Anna Rruri.
nick Administratrix of the Estate of David
Hradnlclc lute of Dublin township, deceased.
7. Account Of William Heattv Administrator
of Mrs Ann Heatty lute of Union township,
deceased.
Fhaick P. Lrftc-ll.
Kexlster & Clerk.
Register and Clerk's Office.
Sept. 8, IWi,
tloner as Interested as a nurtner In the said
nrm of n. u. nmlth & Co. t he petitioner fur-
KILE ON CREDITORS.
In tho Court of Common Pleas of Fulton
County.
he Commonweulth of Pennsylvania (
County of r ulton, hh.
At a Court of Common Pleus held at MoCon-
nellshurK. In and for Fulton County, Pen sylva
nla. before the Honorable 8. McC. 8wope, P.
I. aud Lemuel P. Kirk and David A. kelson.
Esqrs.. Assoclute Judges of uuld Court. on Juue
10. 1MM. the petition of W. H. Smith of Washing
ton county, Ma., iiu presented setting forth:
That one H . O. Smith of the townshln of A vr.
In the county of Fulton. Pennu.. did on the
rourtn day oi morcn A. i. ih it, execute and de
liver a deed of assignment for the benellt of
creditors to .lames Henry, Oeorge H. Duulels
no o. w. nira, conveying to tnem in his nron-
erty, as well as nil the property of H. C. hmlth
Co. (his wife Ell.abeth Joining with him In the
said deed) and In and by the suld deed made.
xeeuted und delivered by the said H. C. Smith
nd Elizabeth (his wife) fur themelves and II.
Smith for H. C. Smith & Co.. the said Ii. ('.
Smith alleges that the petitioner W. S. Smith
Is a partner In the Nuld tinn of II. U, Smith &
Co.. und that the mild H. C. Smith and W S.
Smith were Co-partners under the Hrui nameot
smith & i,o. and thus representing the pe-
F
ther represents that he was never associated
with the said ti. o. smith as a partner In unv
business whatsoever, that he was nota partner
lu the Hrm of tl. u. Smith & Co.. that he hud no
Interest whatever In the Hrm of H. C. Smith &
vyo., mat ne never entereu into partnersnip
with the said H. C, Smith, or gave him permls-
on to use his name In unv wuv us a tiiii-tuer In
the suld Hrm of H. C. Smith & Co.. or to use his
ame in the said deed of assignment, and that
the name of your petitioner was placed In the
said deed of assignment without his knowledge
or consent and without uny legal warrant or
authority to do so, that he never knew that his
name was In anv way used or connected with
the Hrm of H. C. Smith & Co. as u partner, ana
further that he has uo interest wlialeverasa
partner In the said mercantile orany other bus
iness carried on oy n. u. ninnn & t;u mat ne is
not, and never wusu partner In the said tlrm or
business carried on under the name of H. r.
Smith & co. And further the netitiouer retire
ments und expects to be uble to prove that the
iime or w. n. smith, tne petitioner, was inc u-
ded In the suld deed of assignment asu purtuer
ot suia it. o. amun & co. uy uusiiikc or muuver-tnuce.
And therefore pruylng the court to strike the
name of the petitioner from the said deed of
assignment. as though the ntime of the petition
er hud never been Included in the sume.
Whereupon .lune 10. 11)02. within petition reud
und considered aud Rule on assignees, .lames
Henry, Ueo. H. Duulels und s. . Kirk, and a
so the creditors of the said estate to show
cause why the nunie of W, S. Smith should not
be stricken from the deed of assignment, re-
urmihle October I erm next Serv lee of this
rule on creditors to be by publication.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set mv
hand and the seul of the said court at Mccoti
nellsburg. tbls 1st. day of .Imy A. D. mil.
r BANK r. l.X HUH.
Seal. Prothonotury.
The llat-chested, or worse yet,
hollow-chested girl, ought to be
ashamed of herself. She stoops
or she does not breathe properly
To straighten herself is her first
duty to her health and to society.
And it is the simplest thing in
tho world... as well as one of the
most important to till out the hol
lows in a sunken chest and to de-
volop tho lungs, and thus do away
with most of tho coughs aud
co'.ds that sap so much of the
strongth of many women, even
at this time of year.
To "transform" a hollow chest
Stand in a doorway, placing
tho flattened palms of your hands
on the casings just at the height
of your shoulders. Then, with
out removing your hands, walk
through the door. Do this forty
times uiurht aud morning. You
will be amazed to see how your
chost will rise. You'll look like a
grand opera singer in a few
mouths. Auy exercise thatsond
the shoulders back and
the chost muscles . into play
helpful and good. When you be
gm treatment measure yourself
j'ist under tho arms. In six
weeks' tirno measure again
You'll have a surprise party
Avoid serious rosults of kidney
0r bladder disorder by taking Fo
ley Kidney Cure.. All dealers
brings
i
roley's Honey and Tot
-res vows, prevents pneumonia
AMKSMMKNTX TOTIIF. CDNHTITIiTH'f
PKOI'ilSKl) TO I II K CITI.KNS K TIMS
Ctivi u,n KALTH FiiKTIIKIH APPHOV
A I. IM ItK.IKlTloN It V THE OKNKKA1.
AS .,,;l! V OF Dili COMMONWEALTH
OK PENNVI.VA.MA. fTIILINHKD MY lilt.
Ill'.l: OI-' I'M K sEi ltC r AUY OF T IK I IIVI
Mov V KALI II IN PI KHI' A NCK OK AUTI
Cl.r. X III OK THE (.ONS'l'l I'l TION.
A JOINT RR01.lt rn,X
"nip.'isltig an ainendtuent to section ten of
in H.:ie one of the Constitution, so that a dis
charge of a Jury for failure to agree or other
necessary cause shall uot work au acqnlttul.
Section I. He It resolved by theSenutc and
House of Representative of the Common weal 111
of Pennsylvan.u In (leneral Assembly met.
That the following be Proposed as an amend
ment to the (Jonstitutl that Is to say, that,
sectlou ten of article one which rer.ds as fol
low :
"No person shall, for uny Indictable offense
be proceeded against, criminally by informa
tion, except in cases arfsingiu the luudor nuval
forces, or lu the militia, w hen in iietuitl service
In time of war or public danger, or by leave of
the court for oppression or misdemeanor in of
fice. No person shall, forlhesameoiTense.be
twice put lu Jeopardy of life or limb: nor shall
private property be taken or applied to public
use. without authority of law and without just
compensation being first made or secured." be
nmeuded so as to read as follows :
No person shall, for unv Indictable offense, be
proceeded ugainst criminally by information,
except In cases arising In the land or naval for
oes. or In the militia, when in iictual service in
time of wur or public danger, or by leave of the
court for oppression or misdemeanor in office.
No person shall, for the same offeuse, be twice
put in Jeopardy of life or limb ; but a discharge
of the Jury for failure to agree, or other neces
sary cause, shall not work an ncqulltu!. Nor
shall private pi-operl y lie taken or applied to
public use. without authority of law and with
out just compeusatlon being first made or se
cured. A true copy of the Joint Resolution,
W. VV. OIUEST,
Seoretury of the Commonwealth
AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION
P KOPOSED TO TH K CI I'IZESS OK THIS
COMMONWEALTH FOIlTllEIll APPKOV.
Al. olt REJECTION It Y THE (IhNEItAl,
ASSEMBLY OKTHE COMMONWEALTH OK
PENNSYLVANIA. PUBLISHED BY ORDER
OF THE SECRETARY OK THE COMMON
WEALTH. IN PURSUANCE OF ARTICLE
XV11I OF THE CONSTITUTION.
A JOINT RESOLUTION.
Proposing au amendment to the Constitution
of the Commonwealth.
Section 1. He It resolved by the Senate and
Houseof Kepresentatlvesof the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania. itlOeneral Assembly met. that
the followiug Is iui amendmeut to the Constitu
tion of the Commonweult of Pennsylvania. In
accordauce with the provisions of the eight
eenth article thereof :
Amendment
Add atthe endof section seven, article three
the following words: "Unless beforeit shall lie
Introduced in tho Ueneral Assembly, such pro
posed special or local law shall have beeu first
submitted to a popular vote, at a general or
special election lu the locality or localities to
be allected by Its operation, under tin order of
the court of commou pleas of the respective
county after hearing uud application grunted,
and shall have beeu approved by a majority of
the voters atsiich eleelion: Provided, that no
such election shall be held uutll the decree of
court authorizing the same shall have been ad
vertised for at least thirty CD days in the lo
cality or localities uffected, lu such mauuer us
the court may direct.
A true copy of the Joint Resolution.
W. VV. DRIEST.
Secretary of the Commouweulth.
Sunt!
DUBLIN MILLS.
Sept. 11. Farmers have com
menced cutting their corn on ac
count of dry weather.
Ed Black has purchased the
fine dwelling of Harvey B. Berg-
stresser. He will take posses
sion of the same this fall. Harvey
will move to Three Springs where
he has a good business at black-
smithing.
Miss Louie Brown, accompa
nied by her friend Miss Huston
of Clear Ridge, spent Saturday
night and Sunday as the guests
of Miss Lizzie Hceter.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Stevens
spent Sunday with Jacob Winegarduer.
Rumor says J. W. Heeter at
tended the Reunion on Ftiday,
Saturday, and Sunday.
James II. Fields is practicing
his colt for fast driving.
Charles E. Stevens spent last
week at Latta Grove, Mapleton,
and Mt. Union; also made a flying
trip to Three Springs on Saturday.
Mr. Cutshall was the guest of
Miss Delia Winegarduer aud sis
ter Sunday last.
Any one wanting to buy, sell,
or swap, call on or write to D. K.
Kuopper, Dublin Mills, Pa. You
will not miss it for all kinds t
livo Mock.
Some of our merchants are
having their goods shipped by
vvny of Meroorsbiii g on account
of the extra f: eight on the E. B.
T. R. R.
Our hustling cm-pouters, Gris
singer and Locke, uie ih ingsome
tino work.
Why may not homo of our
frieuds who havo learned the
blacksmith trade at New Grena
da, or elsewhere, locato in our vil
lage ? Certainly tho people of the
community and town will patron
ize you, and make our town a
pleasant place lu which to live.
Uy "Little John" l'ecu.
The. following hymn wus sent us by
a stibsi'i ibor with a request to imblinh
it in thu Now,, as it was one often
Hiinij in his sitijriti"; schools by Little
John Vck. "Little John" has bcnn
deiul about 2H years, but is well re
membered bv nearly ull tho older folks.
Kd ttor.
I. The line to Heaven by Christ was made.
With heavenly truth the rails are tafd
From earth to Heaven the line extends
To life eternal where it ends.
Choius. VVe're Koing heme. we're going home.
We're going home to die uo more.
To die no more, to die no metre,
We're going home to die no more.
S. Repentance l the -.union then
Where passengers are taken In,
No fee for them is there to pay.
For ilesus Is, Himself, the way.
8. The Bible then Is engineer.
It points the way to Heaven so clear. .
Through tunnels dark aud dreary here,
It does the way to glory steer.
4. Ood's Love's the lire, Ills Truth the steam
Which drives the engine and tho train;
All you who would to glory ride.
Must come to Christ, in Him ublde.
I. In Urst and second and third class
Repentunce. Faith, and Holiness,
You must the way to glory gain
Or you with Christ can never reign.
J. Come then, poor sinner, now's the time.
At any pluce ulong the Hue
If you repent und turn from sin.
The train will stop und take you In,
7. The depots' built on solid ground,
No earthly power can tear them down,
When the whistle blows we understand
The train Is coming right at hand.
6 No switeh Is there for us to tend.
There's but one truck from end to end:
When the alarm bell rings to tell,
Look out and all things will be well,
9. No curves on this celestlul w uy
Tls' safe to run by night or day,
Aie you In haste bright nee yen to gain,
Be sure and take the express truin.
10. When we get to our Unul home,
The truck Is left and more can come.
And that Is sound and won't decay
Aud will be to the judgment day.
COMMUNICATED.
wiif b i wflrp cm add!
inn uujftM oiunh
Guns and Ammunition
We were never in better shape to save our customers money on these good a
than now. we have botiK'it tho greatest lot of Single and Double barrel Guns
ever brought to the town. Look up your Chicago catalogue and compare
prices. We have always claimed that we could sell cheaper than they .do.
NOTE A. FEW PRICES
A 7-lb.30 or 32 in. barrel, 12 gauge, breaks' on iron.single
barrel Guns. $3-80; and a much better one at $4.25. A
good double barrel at $7.50 and $9.95. Hicks' Centre
fire, water-proof Gun-caps, 5c. box. Laflin and Ran Gun
powder F. F. E & G., 20c. lb.; shot 8c; Loaded Shells, 40c.
box. We sold 4000 shells and 16 guns last season, and have
made a good start this season. If you want a gun don't wait.
They are going.
TIN FRUIT CANS,
Why pay 50c. dozen for tin fruit enns when you can buy the heaviest can
made from us at 40c, dozen ? Wax Strings .'Sc. dozen. Sealing Wax in sticks
4o. lb.
ClotHing and Shoes
Don't fail to sec our Clothing and Shoes. We can save you more money
than ever.
HULL & BENDER
Proprietors.
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PHILIP F. BLACK,
Manufacturer of
g Sash, Doors, Newel Posts, Hand
Rails, Stairs, Banisters, Turned
Pqrch Columns, Posts, &c.
Y McConnellsburg, Pa.
eejr
( x 6 : 6; 1 and three-eighth
x 26: 12 x iu; 12 x sz; c?
-always
V Doors 2 : 3 x 6 : 8; 2
inches in tnickness.
Q Sash 11 x 20; 12 x 24; 12 x 28; 12 x 30;
V 12 x 34; 12 x 36 inch and a quarter thick
X on hand.
Sash four lights to window from 45 cents to 70.
Q These sash are all primed and ready for the glass.
A Both the doors and the sash are made from best white
O and yellow pines.
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BV THE
I Novelty Upright Double
Mr. Editoii. The questiou
given in the Covalt items in last
week's News will not prove by
the conditions he has given or
that has been furnished the (Mr
respondent. They are not the
same as fjiven where the problem
was called in argument. If ref
erence is made to the first part of
"Wentworth School Algebra" the
problem will bo found in which
every condition is true.
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tri, met haallno aalv In th world.
Foley's Kidney Cure makes tho
diseased kidneys sound so they
will eliminate the poisons from
the blood. All dealers.
n a n
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
This preparation contains all of tne
digestants and digests all kinds of
food. It gives Instant relief and never
falls to cure. It allows you to e&t all
the food you want. The most sensitive
stomachs can take It. By its use many
thousands of dyspeptics have beeu
cured after everything else fulled. Is
unequalled for the stomach. Child
ren with weak stomachs thrive on It.
Cures ail stomach troubles
Prepared only by E. O. DeWitt &Oo.. Chicago
TUB II. bottle coulttlutiltt tliutwUieMIc sUa
"R.oflA"- Wn.sVmr and
1 Horseshoe .Brand Wringers. 1
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These goods
stand before
the Aorlci
unequaled
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iruaramee 10 inve eiiwic
satisl action.
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and so does the machiuery in the
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p, Tho proprietor has had over 50 years exporiouce, and is
(2 con Hdeut that ho can please nil who may entrust him with
fi their work.
Manufacture of Carpet and Wool Carding a speciality.
Wool Batting for Haps none better.
Carpet Chain always in stock.
I will tako in wool Mid work nt the following places:
wi L. Horkstresser, Orchard Grove; W. Ii. Speer, Baluvia; n
Lynch 'a store at Crystal Springs; Jackson s store at Akers- j
c& villo, P. J. Barton's, Ilustohtown, aud Huston's store at .
M Clear liidge. cZt
I will make monthly visits to those placos during the
season, and will receive work aud return it.
Thankful for past favors, and soliciting a continuance
of the same, I am, respectfully,
II. U. 1IEUTZLEB,
Burnt Cabins, Pa.
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Don't forget the
SHOES.
Still ahead. Better results
each year in wear. Ask for
the Kreldenyou won't regret
buying It.
We've got anything you want at the
price to suit.
The Old
Buggy...
made new for a few cents and
a little labor. With
The
Sherwin-Williams
Buggy Paint
you can paint and varnish at ,
the same operation. You will
be surprised how cany it ii
to renew vehicles.
Let us show you color cards.
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