INTERESTING PARAGRAPHS Of Local and General Interest, Gathered at Hume or Clipped from our Exchanges. CONDENSED POR HURRIED READERS Fourth of July Fire Works. Get tliotn at Tlio Irwin Store. On tho first indication of kidney trouble, stop it by Inking Foley's KVlnt'V Cure. During the summer kidney Lr regularities are often caused by excessive drinking or being over boated. Attend to tho kidneys at once by using P Joy's Kidney Cure. . Imitation may bo tho sincorest flattery, but it doesn't flatter a girl to get that, sort of a diamond in her engagement ring. To the nervous and hard-worked housekeeper Suudny is mere ly "tho day before wash day. Don't blame tho man who has tho habit of talking to himself. That's the only Way some men can hear any good of themselves. New potatoes, cabbage, cucum bers, and Pine apples. Get them at Irwin's. . Holy Communion at St. Paul's next Sabbath at 10:30 a. m. Pre paratory service on Saturday at 7:30 p. ni. A. G. Wolk, pastor. Ice cream and cake will be sold on the lawn adjoining the Re formed church on the eveniug of July 4th. A general invitation is hereby extended. Mouday July 4th, "The Irwin Store" will start a Bargain Sale of Glassware, Fancy Lamps, Im ported and Decorated China, Cut Glass, Silverware, &c. This sale will continue until the first of August. Tho Fulton & Franldiu Tele phono Company's metallic line to Mercersburg and points in this county is now in good working order. Tho company has just opened a toll office at Mr. Charles Nosbit's at tho old Ayr postofiice for tho accomodation of the far mers iu that part of the Covo. W. Don Morton, son of Judge Morton, was elected by the Y. M. C. A. ol the Shippensburg Nor mal as one oi the delegates to tho National convention of that organ ization, which meets this year at Northlield, Mass. Mr Morton left for Northfield this morning, and will be absent about twelve days. Dr. William Grove of Eureka, Kiiusas, spent last Friday tight in town, and on Saturday went out to Taylor .township to visit Ins mother. Will was a student at tho McCounellsburg when uiul later taught a term iu Taylor township; but deciding to take Greely's advice, aud go west aud grow up with the country, ho went to K.iusas ''got busy" and to-day is one of tho most pros perous and rising young physi emus of that state. CHANCE FOR FULTON COUNTY NEWSREADERS Coupon Worth 25 Ccnls If Presented at Trouts' Drug Stie. In orrW to test the Fulton County News -real circulation and its superio advertising value wo have made arrangements with Trout's Drug Store, the popular druggist, to offer ono of their best selling medicines at half-price to anyone who will cutVut the fol lowing coupon aud present it fit their store. COUPON, Here it is-We Have Christened it This coupon entitles tho holder to one ft c: ipiiekatte of lr. Howard's xpenlllo for thecure of constipation mid dyspepsia nt hulf-prlce 25 iceuts. We will refuud the money to ony dlsmillNlled purchaser. Trouts' Drux Store. twentyTfive CENTS. j Dr. Howard's specific for the cure of constipation and dr spep sia is not an unknown remedy. It has made many remarkable cures right hero in McConnellsburg, and so positive aro Trout's Drug Store people of its great superi ority in curing dyspepsia, consti pation, sck headache aud liver troubles that they will, in addi tion to selling at half-price, re fund the money to anyone whom it does not cure. If you cannot call at Trouts' Drug Store, cut out the coupon and mail it with 25 cents, and a 50 cent box of the specific will be sent you by mail, charges paid. Do not put it off. "One to day is worth two to-morrow." This is a great opportunity for our readers to obtain a popular remedy at a small price. There are sixty doses in every package, and unlike ordinary constipation and dyspepsia remedies, the dose is decreased after tho first few days. OEM. June 22. Measles, measles, measles everywhere. John G. Mellottand his sister, Miss Rosa, were at McCon nulls burg last Tuesday. Mrs. 2loses Hill aud sou Ira were guests of Mrs. Lake Gar- laud last Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Y. U. Pock spent last Frl dav aftornoon with Mrs. Harriet Mellott. Miss Rosa Meilott, who spent the past week with her brother, Howard S. Mellott near Warlords burg, has returned homo. Mrs. Leo Cattlett and little, daughter Mary, spent hist Thurs day at tho home of Mrs. John Mellott, Miss Georgia Gordon, whs has had measles is reported better. Ellis Trogler of Mercersburg, was visiting friends at this place, last Sunday and Monday. Mr. Clayton Trogler was a nlr.nonnf fiollrti II t Mr T O m Claf. Normal :f , . , the editor was principal, i ... , . . ,U1 a. J- Hilars iaauu 10 wit uiiq oivu list. She is under the care of Dr. J. J. Palmer. Mrs. Derte Mellottand family visited Mrs. Harriet Mellott last Friday. the "Jap.' The most mnrvfilotis wtih-h of Uip njre stem uiml mill stem set -lever icnNi'iit These, tiro not tlio. rhcuji liitfersol doek wu.h-1i, lmt a ihtiroutflily jrooil irllulilt? watch. Tuku ono with you to St. LonU to tho Biun ' mpr resort, $1,2" each. How muny ".Taps" do yiiu want t 8 cents postage by mail. WM. H. LUDWIG, Jeweler and Silversmith, Chanibcrsburg. Pa. . i An,nifuiaiii.iU'ilruutnir..ia,f 3 rar; CORSET 89o GOOD VALUES. J as. G. Turner Co. 'i& Lj This week we tn-p showing Home seusouiitile Press lj Cioods that aro crisp, eli un, liylit and airy. We have A art immense variety and want you to call and seetheni. I -: WALKING SKIRTS,:- 'A A nice assortment of Wash Skirts in lllaek and Hlue ISA Polka Dot. White in V. K. India Liuon and Linen. M Our "Liert Skirts'' is one of the "best." Is tahV made fcfl and nicely trimmed. We have a lai-jre stock of these Skirts at all times and also take measures and insure (j a perfect lit. I iX Hamstors Sloes, chf,0. Vi ' Wo positively rrnnruiitee every pair of thpse shoes to f-V irivn perfect satisfartion. The "Loiif? Wearer," the l "ropulurs" and the O.arinu are well known, try tliein A and you will want them aain. M American Beauty Corsets, :- 'fj Are worn ly more Amei-ican women to-day thun any ,Cj ntlit-r Cor-et made, tlio main features of every Corset i are l-'it, Workmanship, and Style, each one is ifuar- 'c3 anteed to j,'ive satisfaction, priee "0c. to f 1.2.'. . la Lowest Prices on Millinery. . fh - New Collars and Belts Tor Ladies, s g Jqmos (. Tiii'noi Go., s x i :U llqqooor,, . (qyhiqcl. Store will be closed July 4th, M04. . i REI k. JsV RS Spring Announcement We now have will do you tfood m our sprinsj line of Men's, Bovs and Youths' Suits, which it to see. We think it the Best Spring Line we have ever had all made in the best wav, and Strictly Up-to-date The Prices aie just all right an i We v.'ar.t to call sre: as l''v ,ts any line can soil equal quality f0r i.t! atk'niinn io nur stock ot SHOES which is larger and better this spring ihan ever bel'o! , We have several lines uf Factory Goods which are old on a Guarantee J I which means that you are buying a certainty, make vou safe, we will sell you a The shoe must be jrood. or w Good Kan&aroo Calf S hoe For $1 .OO, w 1 Now ! well worth 51.25 : in fact, shoes at almost any price. SUMMER DRESS which we want you to see. We have a nice lot of STUFFS HOW S3 S3 (,--) Work Done Whileg You Wait. 1 Cornplanters repaired, wagons repaired in both wood p and iron. Special attention to I horseshoeing! S2 g in all its branches, 0 Quarter-cracks, toe-cracks, and contracted feet artist- M 2 Carp market. Mattings, Oil Cloth FLase call. in stock not samples, and at prices that cannot be reached on the present I t-I 1 C' 11 - s, window onades, eve, an at ns;nt prices. Respectfully, G. W. REISNER & CO., McConnellsburg, Pa. I era ically treated; in fact, all classes of work- lijffit or heavvdone in first clsss manner at the shops of Ycakle & Wilkinson. a ' McConnellsburg Pa. as For a Hundred Years. For a hundred years or more Witch IJazel Salve has been rec ognized as a superior remedy, but it, remained for E. 0. DeWitt & of Chicago, to discover how m combine ihe virtues of Witch Hazel with other antiseptics, iD iliu form of a -salve. DeWitt's Wtch Hazel Salve is the best Mtilve in tho world for sores, cuts, burns, bruises aud piles. The liijjh stauiling of this salve has pvou rise to counter foils, and tin; public is advised to look for t!m uauio "De Witt's" on the pack itifi', nd accept uo other. Sold al Trout's druy Htorn. S.1.I1I1. A t tho resideuce of her parents, Mr. aud Mrs. Lemuel Smith in Whip- Cove, on thali)th inst, Cattie, aged about 10 years, died of catarrh of tho head. Funeral at tho home of tho deceased on Tuesday Slst conducted by Kev. A. W. Mav. Cattie was beloved by every 0110 that knew her, as was evidenced by the fact that there was uever as large a funer al for a young person In tho Cove. Four of lier. young girl friends dressed in white, acted as pall boaier, and undertaker JoIm Martin )iai lu rushed a beautiful casket. ! Tlu breaviid parents have ihe sincere 8mpail y.f a lrge circle of soil'ivw iii'' friends. Interesting to Asllima Sufferers. Daniel Cauto of Otterville, Iowa, writes. "I have had asthma for threo or four years and have tried' about all the cough and asth ma cures in the market and have received treatment from physi cians in New Yor and other cit ies, but got very little benefit un til I tried Foley's Honey and Tar which gave me immediate relief and I will never be without it in my house. I siocerely recom mend it to all. Sold at Trout's Drug Store. Only a fool runs to meet trouble, Ho doesn't seem to understand that it will overtake him if ho on ly waits for it. Wool Carding and carpet weaving KIDNEY DISEASES are the most fatal of all dis eases. CHI CY'O KIDNEY CURE It I rULCI p 6uaraBttid Remedy or money refunded. Contain! remedies recognized by emi nent physicians as the Best for Kidney and Bladder troubles. PfUOS 50b a4 11.00, For Sideut Trout's Drug Stoi". H. H. HERTZLfeR still continues Carding and Weaving at the WILLOW GliOVE MILLS ut Hurnt Cabins. Carpet Chain always on hand Wool put into bats for llaps. I will take iu Wool ur.d work at the following places, namely, Frank Hare's, Fort Littleton: Mluhuul Laidljf'a, Dublin Mills; W. It. Spoor', Saluvla; C. W. Lynch'g, Crystal Springs; J. E. Jack son's, AUersvillu; Calub Uartpu's, Hustoutown; A. N. Witter's, WaUrfall; Harry Huston's, Clour UIiIbq; W, L. Horkstrcsscr Orchard Orove. . I vVill Visit these plncos monthly during the season. Thankful for past favors. I hope 'or 14 continuance 01 vie mum. H. H. Hertzlen Burnt Cabins, Pa. II till III Ml Auditor's Notice N.-lioo Ulmruliy idn-n t'nit llm ui'iliri-lsfi'-'l n.llloruppoluic(l to umUe dMrllmilou "I iho fuu.U Iu ihuh;iii.l" if lller W. Mellutt "Uil Lnulmltt Mullxlt. uiliuIiil-lnito - i)( tin; esium f Miktthfw W Mcllnil. I- ta i-l I .l.-UUi-; t'ru'lc iiiwDNlili, ilpoewO. will nit In li' ''" la VuC'oimolWmin. l' th" li"""- nnce of naiaouty ou Sulunluv llm Irtth l.v uf July, ttt l,'o'lo'K. u m . wln-n unu whi-i; all perw)u Interostod muy atu-utl H Hi' )' prupi'r. lit A MC 1 LVKl'li- .nil. An.) ur FOLEYSKIDNIYCURE Mahna Ktdneya and Bladder Right KB l-L c COUCH AND CURE THE LUNGS a,n Sr. King's "V flKSIIMPTIdlN rPiR ! 0UuH3ond .i,u 1 OLOS Prlee BOctSLOO Free Trial: i";Ti"irout aa'i HuicKeat Cure lor all 'J'lillOAT mid LXJNU XaOUB i 1.-ES, or arOISEY BACK. STOP THAT JAYNE'S ' rm COUGH An aimniL Infotlibla remedy for dia aae Of IM inroau ana iui. known (C uaed the world over for Cash Given Away to Users o yM OFF EE We are eoing to be more liberal than ever in 1904 to users of Lion Coffee. Not only will the Lion-lfeadSj cut from the packages, be eood, as heretofore, for the valuable premiums we have always given our customers, but In Addition to the Regular Free Premiums the tame Lion-Head will entitle -you to estimates in our $50,000.00 Grand Prize Contest, which wilt make loae ot our patrons rich men and women. You cau send in as many estimates as desired. There'will be TWO GREAT CONTESTS The 6rst contest will be on the July 4th attendance at tho St. Louit World's Fair,- die second relates to Total Vofa For President to be cast Nov. 8, l'J04. $30,000.00 will be distributed in each of these contests, making $40,000.00 on the two, aud, to make it still more interesting, in addition to this amount, we will give a GrSlld FirSt PriZ6 Of.$5i0QQsQ0 conreta.'aSd thuyour'efuma'es have two opportunities 01 winnings uijj eu i izc. Five Lion-Heads cut from Lion Coffee Packages and a 2 cent stamp entitle you (In addition to the reg ular free : premiums) to one vote in either contest: Printed blanks to vote on found In every Lion Coffee Pack age. The 2 cent stamp covers the expense of our acknowledgment to you that your es timate is recorded. WORLD'S FAIR CONTEST What will be the total July 4th nttonrtnn.-e at the St. I.otila World's Fair? At Chicago, July 4. IsMl. ilie ai-.-mlani-e wan 2s:i..'7:i. Por nearet correct catltuatea rucoivoiJ m Woolfcou Spica Cutn pany'a oftlc, Toledo, Ohio, on or buture Juno :V'ili. we will glva But pri lor th aaareit correct ealliaulu, ttcond ptaa to the Beat naaraat. etc., etc, aa lullowa: 1 . first, frill 12.BOO.00 1 secona rriae , . 3 Prises 1800.00 each O rrlsea iiuu.uo IO Prises 10O.OO SO Prises 60. OO 60 Prises ao.oo 350 Prises 10.00 laoo Prists e.oo 31S9 PBIZEI, l.OOO.OO 1 ,0004)0 l.ooo.oo l ,000.00 , l.ooo.on , 1 ,000.00 a.noo.oo Et.OOO.OO TOTAL, I20.000XKJ PRESIDENTIAL VOTE CONTEST What will be the total Popular Vote cast tor President (vote lor all (.m.illii'iti-i combined' at th elei llon Kovtrtlxr S. l'4r la llulcctiun. 11 K.SS.U.M people voled tnr Hreideot. For '' c"r leel ottmutci received In WooUon Spice Co. 'a, office. Toledo, o., on or before Nov. 5. IS04.we will give iritpriie lor the nearett cor rect ottlmate, arcoud priiu to the nut nea-cat. etc.. etc.. ea followai 1 rirstPrlia ,a-502-. I Bfoona Prise i1""' 3 Prices I5OO.00 each o prises aiiu.uu IO Prises 100.00 SO Prises 60.00 r.O Prises 4JO.00 2PO Prises 10.00 1800 Prises O.OO 21391-BIZCI. . . . 1 ,000.00 l.ooo.uu l.ooo.oo 1 .000.00 l .000.00 a.noo.oo o.ooo.oo TOTAL, I30.000.00 4279 PRIZES 4279 DUtrlbuUd to thi Publio-tgtresitlne 545,000.00 In addHlonto which wi shall five $5,000 to Croc.,.' CUrht (m particulars In LI OX COrFEE cataa) making a grand total at $50.000.00. COMPLETE DETAILED PARTICULARS IN EVERY PACKAGE OF UM OFF I ? ' . ' f i o o o 1 p EXPECTORANT atmott a Century. iMLEYSnOMTIAIt WOOLtON 8FICE CO., (CONTEST DEP'T.) TOLEDO, OHIO. Dam Baiafci rrNM
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