FULTON COUNTY NEWS.
Published Every Thursday
B. W. PECK, Editor and Proprietor.
McCONNELLSBURG. PA.
JUNE 29, 1004.
Published Weekly. 51.00 per
Annum in Advance.
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All Sorts of Paragraphs.
Th o yirl who cravos excitement
should marry a man to reform
him.
The undertaker will tell you
that somo men die hard, and oth
ers are dead easy.
The girl who runs and tells her
mother everything is apt to re
main an old maid.
"We are told that all the world
loves a lover," says the cynical
bachelor: "also that misery loves
com pany. "
Tho boy with a new watch
who keeps it m its chamois bag
more than one week after begets
it should have been a girl.
Wagner Is it proper to say
"drank" or "drunk?"
,J turner It depends altogether
on how far gone you are.
"He talks a great deal about
his family tree."
"That may account for the tales
I've heard about his shady past."
Nell "Our minister always re
minds me of a tombstone inscrip
tion." Hello "How's that?"
Nell "He seems too good to be
true."
1 lofaf ter the acceptance) Have
you never loved anyone so much
as you do me ?'
She (thoughtfully; Not in the
spring.
Women would never make good
imrglars because they would
waste all their time looking uu-
di.-r all the beds of every house
tiii'V broke into from force of
habit.
Hatien :o Now, I see there is a
rice trust.
Patrice Just as if there were
not already enough obstacles in
tin- way of marriage !
T .-ss She's traveling under
an assumed name now.
Jess -You don't say? What
is it?
Toss - Her husband's. She was
married yesterday.
' How she does chatter."
"Tli-.it may be, bjt she can car
ry a conversation "
"Huh; why not? her conver
sation shouldn't be hard to carry.
ilonorally when you say some
thing to a vvomau that doesn't
mean anything you can make her
believe it was awlully wicked if
you act as if you were afraid
Homebody else might have heard
it.
Kxtiuguished "Oh, yes!" he
said, boastfully, "1 used to be an
old ilamo of hers.
"Ah ! So you were. Her father
was telling me last uight how he
put you out."
He's too honest to uso money on
au election."
"Well," said Senator Sorghum,
"I don't know. Maybo he's too
honest and then again, maybe
he's to-i economical."
' I notice," said the young man,
"that soldiers speak of battles as
engagements, but all engage
ments are not battles."
"No," replied Henpeck, "but
most marriages are."
"How do you pronounce 'adver
tise?' With tho aeceat on the
second or the l ist?"
The lai-t, of course. Kvery suc
cessful merchant will tell you it
nrnt be 'advertise' because it
iiaLurally rhymes with 'wise.'"
TKOITS DkliU ST0R.;
ask the readers of this paper to
test tho value of K'odol Dyspepsia
Cure. Those persons who have
used it and who have been cured
by P, do i ot l.estitato to recom
mend it t' their friends. Kodol
digest what you eat, cures indi
ct stion, dyspepsia, and all stom
neb troubles. Increases strength
by enabling the stomach and di-
festive or-an to contribute to
Mas mixta an or ino nutriment j
i-oi,:.m1 in the food. Kodol Dy
. , , , f
);, h Coro l pleasant and pala-
FlRhl Will Be blllcr.
Those who. will persist in clos
ing their ears against the contiu
ual recommendation of Dr. King's
Now Discovery for Consumption,
will havoa Jong and bitter fight
with their troubles, if not ended
earlier by fatal termination. Kead
wlmtT. U. Heallof Nonll, Miss.,
has to say: "Last fall my wife
had every symptom of consump
tion. She took Dr. King's New
Discovery after everything else
had failed. Improvement came at
once und four bottles entirely
cured her." Guaranteed by
Trout's Drug Store. Price 50c,
and 1.00. Trial bottles free.
LAL'KIX RIDGE.
Elder AhimaazMellott preached
to a well filled house here last
Sunday morning.
Mary Shives visited Mrs.'N. II.
Evans on Timber Kidgo Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Shaw aud daughter,
Lea, visited Mrs. James Rivens
Sunday evening.
Alice Shives, Wilbort Maun,
Flora Shives and Maude Gordon
visited at Jacob Clouser's Sunday
afternoon.
Kobert Mellott lost a valuable
young horse on Monday morning.
Mrs. Mellott was driving the ani
mal in the milk-wagon, when
near James Harris' it staggered
once or twice and dropped dead
in the road, making a complete
w reck of the shafts of the wajrou.
Tho cause is unknown.
B. V. Shives and son, Kay moud,
spent a day at Hancock last week.
G. E. Clouser mad" a busiuess
trip to Dublin township Saturday
evening.
Kobt. Mellott and John Peck
made a trip to Franklin couutv
last Saturday.
Mrs. Cora Hradnick is working
at Jacob Clouser's.
Nellie Hess has returned homo
alter spcndiug somo time at Mor
row Keudall's in the Cone.
Miss Mamie Hess, after spend
ing a few days visiting her moth
er, Mrs. Kale Hess, has returned
to War fords burg.
John Liouser or Altoona, was
visiting friends aud relatives here
last week.
John Walters is speuding his
vacation in this vicinity.
BIG tTm N GS INA LAS K A.
Alaska is a big country, and it
Las big possibilities. It bus the big
gest bear, the biggest moose, the
biggist mountain sheep and the big
gest salmon and grayling in the
world. All of these nru plentiful
and eun bo taken under United
States regulations.
Time was when Alaska and Si
beria wore thought of by many as
(synonymous and without an idea of
just what was meant by either
name. That has all eluuiged in the
last few years, and now Alaska is
not so very far away from Seattle.
Moreover, -it has been found to be
anything but an uninhabited and
uninhabitable country. It is with
out doubt the greatest game coun
try on the globe today, because it is
the newest, and the conditions are
right for the maintenance of game
animals und birds.
The biggest mountain on the
Northern American continent is in
Alaska and is well named Mount
Mc-Kinley. Field and Stream.
Whale Impaled on Warship's Ram.
When between Malta and Gibral
tar on her way home to pay olf, her
majesty's steamer Diana struck a
large whale gome sixty feet in
length. The impact was not felt,
but the ollieer of tho watch noticed
on taking bearings of an island
which tho ship was passing that she
was not making the headway which
was to be expected, and he then dis
covered that a largo whale was im
paled on the ship's rum and was
just appearing ubove wuter. The
chip was stopped, and the engines
were reversed, and as she went
astern the wlialo dropped oil. A
similar occurrence was recorded in
the Graphic in S!I0, when her maj
esty's steamer liiiiuortalite ran into
a whale olf the coast of Portugal
while on her wuy to Fngland. On
that occasion the collision between
the ship and the whale was distinct
ly felt. London Graphic.
Nature's Photograph In Agate.
In the fine mineral cabinet of
John W. Campbell of Sell wood is
an agate in which is printed the
face of an Indian woman. Tho face
aud purt of the figure are so clear
cut und distinct thut thero is no
question about thnn. The ngate
was a very common appearing speci
men when picked up on the Silct
Indian reservation, and Mr. Camp
bell kept it for soinu time before ho
discovered the image of tho Indian
woman. lie saw that thero was
Bomethiug below tho rudo tiurfuce,
and ho had thut side polished, when
tho faro mndo its appearance. Mr.
Campbell suyg that tho face is na
ture's photograph. "Tho sun
caught the face und figure of the
jnaiun woman as she was wanting
" ... .6
f)" hM "S i
the agute, is Mr. Campbell thoo-
rv concerning th nature. Port-
AM.KS.H.LK. J TEN YEARS IN BED.
Now buggies "is the go" here. I K. A. (J ray, J. P., Oakvillc, Ind.,
Frank Price has the latest. Ho ', writes, "For ten years I was con
and his teamster, Mr. Simpson, 1 fined to my bed with disease of
have been trying it. i my kidneys. It was ro severe
Mr. C. E. Hixson and Miss! that I could not move part of
Stella Price were at the picnic
last Thursday.
Arthur Duvall aud Miss Cora
Dnvall were visiting their uncle,
John Duvall at Wells Tannery.
Arthur Duvall aud Clarence
Ha r ton. were at the Children's
service at Asbury.
A telephone wire is being
strung from Crystal Springs to
tho Mountain House.
There will be a picnic at the
Crystal Springs camp meeting
ground, Julyl'nd. All are invited.
L. A. Duvall and Oweu Kitchey
are still sawing lnmber.
A Strong Heart
is assured by perfect uigestion.
Indigestion swells tho stomach
and puffs it up against the heart.
This causes shortness of breath,
palpitation of tho hen rt ana gen
eral weakness. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure cures mdigestion, relieves
the stomach, takes the strain off
the heart aud restores it to a full
performance of its function nat
urally. Kodol increases the
strength by enabling the stomach
and digestive organs to digest, as
similate and appropriate to the
blood and tissues all or the food
nutriment. Tones the stomach
und digestive organs. Sold at
Trout's drug store.
20 Years with Quay, By His Ex-secretary.
The most remarkable newspa
per article ot the year, one in
which every Pennsylvania!! will
l be interested, will take up two
j pages of the Sunday North Am
erienn of Sunday July S. It's a
study of Senator Quay, his meth
ods and his deeds, by Frank Wil
ling Leach, who for twenty years
followed the fortunes of the dead
Senator through good and vil
times, except on two occasious,
when his judgmeut regarding
His duty to his party led him to
oppose his chief.
In his tine of great events Mr.
Leach has reserved nothing. He
lias written his story from the
viewpoint of an intimate friend
aud sincere admirer of Senator
Quay. He has "set down naught
in malice." His admiration for
his chief is shown in every para
graph. Ho has,, however, told
Pennsylvania history with the as
surance and verity of a capable
chronicler, who observed from
behind the scenes the manipula
tion of Seuator Quay's political
chessmen. One incident after
mother is cited to clear up the
cloud of doubt that has surround
ed many political events m Penn
sylvania.
Mr. Leach ex phuus how Sena
tor Quay's system of political re
wards and punishments turned
upside down tho plans of his lieu
tenants, how aud why the "in
surgent" of one vear became tho
"stalwart" favorite of the uext,
:iud how the cherished ambitious
of men were trodden down with
t in releu I lessuessof a juggernaut.
all because exnediencv : nn
smooth running of the machine
lemauded it. This is told by one
who suffered, but who believed
i he chief reasoned not unkindly
.vheu fate removed him from the
chessboard of politics.
This article Is a chapter of the
unwritten political history in
Pennsylvania. It will be cited
wheu then tl e political mysteries
f the past again come ud for sol
ution, and will stand us authority
when discussions arise. No
Pennsylvania!! should fail to read
t. It will be instructive und use
ful aliko to the boy and the old
inaD, and to the woman as well,
for there is u irreat human Ua
to the story.
Revolution Imminent.
A sure sign of approaching re
volt and serious troublo In your
VKtom is nervousness, sleepless
nese, or stomach upsets. Elec
'lie Hitter will quickly dismem
cr '.he troublesome causes. It
tever fails to tone the stomach,
regi.lute lht Kidneys and Howels,
uimiiiHte tho Liver, and clarify
i be blood. Kun down systems
veiictii, pirt'cularly and all tho
!su:i1 t.tteuJing iichos vanish
mder its searching aud thorough
rr.-eth-encs. Electric Hitters
'h only nOo, and that is returned
fit don't tivo perfect satisfaction
iurautecd by Trout' Drugstore
DeWltt's Galvo
Tor PUee, Burn, tor.
j I he time. I consulted the very
best medical skill available, but
could get no relief until Foley's
Kiduey Curo was recommended
to me. It has been a Godsend
to me." Sold at Trout's Drug
Store.
Pcrsoiially.Conductid World's Fair Tour
The underhigned has arranged
for a personally-conducted tour
to tho St. Louis Exposition over
i,he most attractive route aval la
ole for the members of the Alum
nl of the Cumberland Valley
State N jrmal School and their
friends, teachers and all others
that may desire to join tho party.
It will be a tifteen-day excursion,
starting from Shippeusburg, Pa.,
July uth. Everything that will
contribute to the comfort aud
pleasure ol the members of the
party will be carefully looked af
ter by competent persons. We
expect to have a party large
enough to secure a special traiu
all the way through.
For full particulars concerning
what promises to be a most de
lightful trip, address,
Jos. F. Hauton,
Shippeusburg, Pa.
Furniture
Rooms.
Contian a fine line of
Chestnut and Oak Bed
room Suites, Couches,
Sideboards, Extension
Tables, Chairs.Kockers.
Mattresses and Springs.
This furniture is hand
made and guaranteed
to ffive satisfaction.
Undertaking
My Hearse has been
thoroughly overhauled
and repainted, and 1 am
prepared to take charge
of funerals oroniDtlv.
i Special attention givento
E mbalming
and satisfaction guaran
teed. All kinds of
COFFINS
AND
CASKETS
at prices 5 to 510 low
er than anybody else.
SAnuBt
I'UfHt iRiildinJ
UENOI2R,
west, of Fulton
lions".
Mew
Falling Top
Buggies
both Fuctory und Hutnlmado from
$35 to $85
Surreys S
eindi
!& Wagons
I.iii't;e htook mi hand till the time
to holucl from.
W. R. EVANS,
llustontown, Pa.
S. R. CROMER,
Tinner,
Fort Littleton, Pa.
Bender's
Handles the
GREENCASTLE
Ratchet Pump
AND THE
PITTSBURG
Ratchet Pump
Galvanized Spouting
Sea foot.
FOIIYSHOIIErI
teM tlaeeowgfc and halaluata!
At
R0USS RACKET STORE
WE DON'T MEET PRICES; WE MAKE THEM.
WE DON'T MATCH OTHERS VALUES; WE BEAT THEM,
This is especially .true in Golden Castor Machine Oil 25c a
gal. Genuine Neat's Foot Oil for harness 55c a gallon.
Don't think because the price is low that the oils are not
good. They are the same goods that you have been pay
ing 35 and 80 cents for. Mowing scythes 30c. Snaths,
60c; grain rakes 17c; machine oilers 8c. This is the time
to have a supply of bolts on hands, which one cent may
save vou a half day going to the shop and your time now
is worth money. We have any size you may want. Two
ply tar roofing 75c roll; 3 ply $1.00.
TINWARE and GRANITEWARE
We are in good shape to show you these goods at right prices.
10-qt tlarmg pales, 10 and 11c; dairy pails 15 to 22c; al
so the heavy zinc bottom buckets. Don't fail to see this
line. 15 lb pails of good Standard oil; axle grease only
50c. Cotaie and see us. We can and do save you money.
Our motto: "THE SAME GOODS FOR LESS MONEY."
HULL & BENDER, Proprietors.
Z5e
I the foremost writing
.11 n " i
wona. liesiaes, ne is
I .'.AJTB. teal'..
Dusmess man. He built the first
Smith Premier
Typewriter
not only for handsome and speedy work, but to endure under
the severest dcmandi of actual business. The Smith Premier
is free from the weaknesses of eccentric, impractical con
struction, and to-day embodies the latest demonstrated
improvements of this typewriter expert. Mr. Brown, as
Vice-President of this Company, will continue to devote his
entire time and inventive genius to maintain the Smith Premier
where it now stands as the
World's Best Typewriter
Stnd tu-day fur our little book ex
plaining exactly why the Smith Premier
II belt.
The Smith Premier
Typewriter Company
23 South Eighth St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
MILLINERY.
We still have hats on
hand, and they rr ust o at
cost or below. Come
one; come all; as it is draw
ing toward tall, and hats
must jjo regardless ot cost.
Hats as low as 25 and 50c,
' "children's caps as low
8 cents. Everything
as
in
our store reduced until
the 25th of July.
Come see what bar
gains we give. ' '
our store to trout street opposite
. tho poitottice.
Mrs. A. F. Little,
McConnellsibun;.
I jrcoNxu.i.siujjUs
BAKERY
HAY & Kr.YSF.U
Proprietors.
Successors to D. E. Little
Br iac!,
Rolls,
and
Cakes.
Delicry on Mondays, Tues.
r. tys, Thursdays, arid
Saturdays.
A'! lvin l-i if r:i' f! fiu'iiUIif d on
tihui t, nntU'O. t
SANNKH KAY.
Manager. i
Tho fnllii A' who plays the hit h
ill 11m U not th ly oriM ti i
vat4 1 way tlirouir'i lifi.
A man li-'piun to vput to pe
narrioil tia wnmiiii wheu Nltehe.
The;
Man and the
Machine
Mr. Alexander T. Brown,
Inventor of the Smith Premier
TvDewriter. is nnrmrsfinnnhlv
machine expert of the
. . . - .
a practical and successful
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
JlAHIIIIts.
R. At. DOWNES,
FlKST CLASS
Tonsorial Artist,
MoCONNHLLSHURd, l'A.
A Clean Cup nnd Townl with enoh Shnvc.
Kvry thing AntlMcptln. .
Knzoni Sterilized,
EfShop In room Intely occupied by Kd I1rn;;e
ISAAC IN. WATSON.
Tonsorial Artist.
Strictly up to flato In all b. j lm nf lmir it.
ting. Quick, easy Bhavri. Itiiv-rum, Cruin.m-Witch-hazel,
without extra charge. Kn sh
towel to euch customer. Luttil Improved ,ip,
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