FULTON COUNT V NEWS.
, r'ublblijJ livery fliimd.is
B. . PECK, Editor and Proprietor.
McCONMii.LSDUKG. I'A.
OCTOBER 26, 1904.
Published Weekly. $1.00 per
Annum in Advance.
AflVIIIVISINO HATFS.
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Professional Cards one year f'i
Hustontown, 34; Wells Tannery, IS.
Hustontowu, Oct. L ItL. In u
beautiful little valley situated iu
the northwestern part of FuU'ni
county, lives a hunch of ball play
ers that had a dro.im. They
dreamed they could beat tho litis
tontown boys jlay ing ball. Hence
they jourueved across the moun
tain and found their dream to be
like most all other dreams the
reverse. The visitors received a
solarplexis blow in the li:st in
ning, wh(5n the home team shut
them out without allowing a man
to reach first base. The viviors
probably did the best they could,
but were unable to hit our pitcher.
Our boys played an almnot error
less game.
Pitcher Siiafer of the visiting
team did jjond work, but lucked
support. It was t he most har
monious game of the season
which bears out. the statement
that the baseball team from Wells
Tannery is maun up of perfect
gentlemen. Owing to the late
ness of the season, an-.l some of
our players being uu.-inie to be
with us on next Saturday it will
bo impossible to return the. game
this seasou; but they hoj .u to cross
bats with the Taunery hovs early
iu the lOOn season. .Struck out
by Hoover ti, by Shafer by
Shore 1. Umpires, Allowjy and
McClain.
Hustontown
Hoo.er, W.,
Lambersou
Hoover, N.,
Si pes
Shore
Deavor
Woodcock
Chesnut
Barton
Wells Tatuiery
Sinif'er
florton
15-ui niurduer
Si unk ird
Kliae
Smith
Worsibg
Alloway
Testier
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lb
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3b
ss
rf
cf
If
Ilustontown 3 3 ti ." - 11 1 n x 'M
V. Tannery -0 2 10-1 :: J J 1-1.1
Spent More than $1000.
W. W. Haker, ' iJlainview, ;
Neb., writes: "My wife suiVered
from lung trouble for fifteen ,
years. She tried a number of
doctors audspent over 1000 with
out relief. Sho became very 1 w
and lost all hope. A frieud re-
... A , T.'VI If. .1
"Jmua utu " Ilu," v auu ' distribution muoug the worthy
Tar and thanks to this great rem-)00r a.d a ,.no uho m
edy it saved ner life. Sheeujoys v.-.Uing to eontribule will be con
better health than she has known hWoroi a momh(.r. (;entleme.,
in ten years." Refuse su!,sti j who T;; y ut vcpy sl.fill
tutes. Sold at Trout's drug ! thfJ nw;( ' , ,)U)! .,.sl.
store.
Notice to Tresspassers.
All persotiH arc. hereby for vwun.ej
aguinst tre.sHpusiainu; on liny luuils of
tho unilerif;iied eUizens of Uru-h
Creek townshii, l'ui'on i-oiintv, l'u., ,
by eithur huntinir, lisliin;.', or otlier-
wUe, umler in-iiiiky uf the l:iw iriiv'nl-!
ed for trmj!iiassliii,'
Julian MilU, K. . A kern,
Anthony Sau.e, M. K. liurton,
ChrUtopher Spade, K. K. Aki-r,,
i - . i . i
(J. W. Coniier,
V. S. Cli vt-ner,
.John . llixson,
S. V. Hart,
.1. (.'. liurton,
.lozahcrl hodye,
-. It Aker.
Oaten Slelin,
II. X. liaiton,
IJobert I'.. Dit-hl,
I'.Klt.lll Di.-hl,
I). A. lllehl,
Curry I.nyton,
Mm. K. II. Lode,
Ceo. W. Ilixnon,
M. .1. Hix soti,
F. M. Lole;e,
N. 15. Hanks,
W. V. Harton,
M. A. liarkman,
II. M. .lark so .,
Ja:ot Spade.
Nathaniel Allison,
Alb-r, l'lesslner,
L'rlah liehl,
'William J. l.uytci), I inucl .L'.iii.:!i,
r.ai hel Hart, Henry sharp,
l.alah I -ay ion, ('. C. .Mi-IIotl,
WIza Jaiifi IfonpunirunJ net 's Heirrt.
Howard (iui lbn l and Howard I.ayton,
Anios l'lexiiner.
A Voitn Time a Mjbi.
Mr. Owen Dunn, of Uenton
Ferry, W. Va, write:" I have
hod kidney and bladder trouble
for yearn, and it became ho bad
that I was obliged to get up at
Wt a dozeu times a uizht. I
never received any permanont
henent from any medicine until I
trhl Foley ' Kidney Cure. After
lining two bottles, I am cured."
8"ld at Trout' drug utore.
:y' was f,umi o:
'.hi jtc el, Mrs. Kfv.i;i.I')hnst.rn s
Inst .YicMiclrt.y ifiurn'mg ti week.
Tin- nwin'v c.'iii have it ly cfillin
tins office iiul paying 'S coots
fof tlii Iioliott.
i
I-.MK.
Woodcock, of Kind, has
i : a gxUmhIoiI trip to Al -
.t:is.
tfOIIO II
ii (Jreei' i.-s critically ill.
r ..i i rl..,., i- ...,,l I 1... J' I, i :
lfu 1U,1X J,ul John olioneU ;
blilit a OOal shed fur the U. L5. I
Church j
I
Mrs. .Too Wilson of MflplotOi), !
is vim tin;; her brother, David
Ireen.
Mrs. Sarah Harnett, of EmJ,
Mrs. Jonathiin Harnett, of
Wa.'-rfall, are visiting friends at
Everett.
Frank McClaiu, of Huston town
made a Hying trip through the
Valley recent! v.
Harry and X. S. Edwards are
going to Uobortsdaic to build u
house for Jesse O. Mct'lain.
'.ere will be ur institute hold
at No. I! school in Wells, Oct. :Mh.
All I'riei.ds of education are very
cordially invited to be present.
Wells Valley High school is
progressing very nicely under
the- superior inanag meutof I'rof.
Ii. M. Griffith.
Emery Eli. is and sister Laura,
were visiting their sister, Mrs
Joseph Stevens at Dublin Mills.
The Wells Valley ball team, al
though bud ;y ' torn up" played a
losing g'ime a' liustonluwn last
Saturday and came away with a
score l'.t to the bad. The iioys
are evidently a set of gentlemen,
and are expected to play on the
Wells grounds next Saturday.
ile sure aud come.
I'reaching at the. U. H. chin ch
Suud.iy evening was very well at
tended I'reaching in two weeks
at 7 p. .ii.
Marion Edwards of Moredale,
where she is teaching, is at homo
visiting her parents, Mr. and
.Mrs. Harry Edwards.
Jo Trims is contemplating
painting his house in the near fu-tin-'.-.
J. M. Morse aud wife were vis-
I ti.ing 1 heir d lughter, Mrs. Lizzie
) Stevens ;it, Sixrnile Hun.
i Laura Foster and Cynthia Keith
; were viit;ng Mr. and Mrs. Dick
! Trmix Sunday.
Mi.
1,1-1 S'
Mrs.
day.
s Mary iind Jetniie Lam-v.-.M-e
visiting Mr. and
John iirideiistine last Sun-
f0 Cl'.E A COLD IN OMf: UVY
Take Laxative Hromo Cuinine
Tablets. All drui'gisls refund
tin; money if it f ids to cure. E.
'.V. (irov.'s signature is on each
ll'iV. Ij.'lC.
Tho M(.-CiiielUburtf brunch of
the Xooalouo, k Guild of Arnorica
will inoct at th.s homo of Miss
Mary Sloan on Frulay afternoon
at ;i o'clock ffr thocluction of of li
ners. Tho object of this organiza
tion is to collect new i:armints for
I Al! are cor-iiuliy invited to iitt-md.
"WATCH Till: KIDSLYS"
"When they are aife-aed, life is
in danger," says Dr. Abernethy,
tlie grefit English j-hysieian. Fol
cy's K'idney Cure m ikes sound
iddoevs. Sold at Trout's druf
' .store.
WHARFAGE FREE AT ST. LOUIS
Twenty Miles of River Front For Wa
ter Craft ct World's Fair City,
l- rcc . hiirl';ik,e w ill l.i) given to nil
hunts hm.liiiu lit St. l.uuls iluriui; the
World'.1! I'uir. 'J'rullle Malinger 1 111-It-ury
of tlie Kxp-isitliii) mid JiiKi-ph 1'.
Whyie. hiirhur mnl wlmrf eoiniiilHskni
T f St. I.mis. have tieelded on the lo
intl'iiis iissiueil to the vuriotis klnJ-
lf llllMtS.
Ynrhu. utivim Inttiteheii nnil nil boats
Iirii.elli-1 I y their own power have
1-ccn i sf.i:.i-,l i It i i f spare b, l v.eeli
Cluli-.m in-i-tuie itu-J iiiihile i'.;-ei't.
Tui se ni'M-tsi. lur iiir e ist uud west,
fiinii t'le hutiMlrry linen for the.ei'ii
Irnl t)ii,liie;. tiintrli't of tli- el?v.
House h.i.ils h:ie l.ee'.l fissioned
wlmrf s;)iie iiirili uf l.lddli. utieet
Mid Kontli of ('hull-ait 'ii venue.
St. Lniiin lias ii rivi front of Itvcii
fy mil".. The I'.roTihvny line of the
Trnti.-ilt is.pioi.iiv pnrallils the river
fr.'iin flie illy limits mi the norlli to
JelTcrsuii H irrai-l.' on the s-it-.th.' At
no point rre the eiirs ino'e thnn tlv
blot-!, i fr-ini Hie fissNs:ppl fiver. The
tt-..,.i- i-..i i... . ..t.... i r..
"""" " ' "
lure i v ir iiisrerriiiu io iin.v m nie i t. i.i n- i.i mi,, .
"'' '"-" i,r,''1 w,,y "'"'iS";-''!.!,,
No !,itrp will be imnJe for whnif-
K'- I'iJlIrntUiri for imce hmuU lie
iiilMlnni r nt t!i City I lull, on Tivi'lfrt
vtiwt.' ltw Q Market Btrtvt and i
goo SAVE THE COMMON-
WEALTH.
PROCLAMATION
IGENLHALELECTION
1
IIKUK is. jt, 1;ml by an nr! of Hie i-ni.-ni
'n'-iv r tin- coiniiioniiii:hor I'l-nti-yivui
niii. I'liillli'il. ".Mi lift ri-lutliiu totlio elections
,,, ,m,..,,.w.,,it." ,m,m.i u, ih.i,
l,i,v or.li.u-. Auuo Domini Ism, uml amended
tin- :iil tiny or June Anno Domini 1F!i;i, It Is
miule the duty of the Sheriff of every county
wi,hi" 1M! 'l'"I,,neiiltli toxlve puljliunotleo
iu i -H ut-rsii i'.jt'tMion unci in sueii nutlet's lo
i-iniiMT.il,- tlit- i.iili-ri-s to lie fleeted and uiven
a: nil tin- u-Miiiiuinoii-. inailf. mid lie -.iirtmtc
piiiff nt w hii-h tin- fli-ethiu is to lif held.
TMW.M-iKOItK.
I 1'AMI.i. C. Kl.liei;. llii-li Sheriff of the
fo.n.iv of 1'iiiion. do hi-ri'iiy miiUe known um!
five liii I'l Iliac NOI'K lito the J'.lee tolN of
111'.- I'O'lnly of -'iioii. til. II on
I lie I irt I tu-sJiiy nftcr tlic l-'li-l MollJny
of Xnu-inhi-r next. King tlicKtli Jny if
t!iv month
A liencriil l-iifi-liou wiii lif In-Ill at the M'vernl
lilfflli.M OUtr-lft, i-i.ihlM:f(l l.v hi In sni.l
i.'oi-iit.v. iitnl iinlili-hi-il lu-loiv.
ori i' i.ns to in: Ki.i-.c i KU.
Tlllli I V-l oI ll I'KliSONS to be i-lrlnr
I'r. Ki.li-ni in,. VI,-,. 'r, ili-iil of tin- I n, ,
SI ill .
OXK I'KIISON to nil ll,,. iil,-.' ,,f .ln,l,.. i,f
tin! Supri-nii- Com i - I I'm-sinti. m I'l-minylviiiiiii.
OSI-: I'KllsnV to till Hi nllli-e of lt.'ir, n-ii.
Utivi- in Ciiio-n , lor tin ilivlrlrt i-iiliipiKi-il ill
" niilii-mil Kr.-inklili, ruliiin. Illintliiii-liiii,
Miilliu. .lutiial'i. sny.ii-r a-i-l I n on.
ONI-: I'Kl'.SOS ti, ri-,ri-iu HI the Coillilv of
I'-iUiill ill the (I, -in nil Asri-nil.il- of 1'i lilevlla
niu. oM. i'I'iisdn to iii- the onu-e or .rmieui
tin -I. -Ill nl 'Cum I Pliai.nl llli, I'll 1 1 - llri-l
I ii-li.-l,, IH-tf-irt. t.iiii i u..-, of the rtmiitu-H nt
A-l:,niw an, I l-'iillfiii, Slat-! of IV-liln.ylvniilH.
'INK IM'.IIS lN In fi II,,. rti,.e (,r Sh.-i ill uf
I'llltiill i--iiit,ly, I'l llli-i Ivulilll
OM-: I'KI'.soN to Mil tin- oltli-M or Cuiiiitv
'I'ri-aMir.-r ol' t-'ultnn c'-utitv. IViiiifVlvniiiit.
ON K. I'KKH.iN In fill l ha nllli-o uf Coiinlv Sur
vei or nl 1 n I ti . ii i-oihty, l'1'iin-.vlv hii in
I ll.ee i-llliliii-riiK-d the iilllfer. In lie fleeted
nnil In-i-e n-iiilish -.in- following list of CAN'III
llA'I'liS fi-rlillfd I..V the Seeretat-.v of State
iiii-l i.'oifiiy euimUi--oijf i.
REPUBLICAN.
Fur I'ri-i-l.lt nl mi. I Vli-e I r -1 , l.-tit.
ROOSEVELT
FAIRBANKS.
PRESIDENTIAL ELCCTORS.
(Min k 31.)
l'.-iln-rt I'llruirii,
i.evi li. M.-l'ii-ili i ,
t.enriti .1. l-'.lln.ll .'
.Iom-I'Ii II H.-i i, II.
Itiilii-it e II. liro -k.
-Iiilili K Ki-i burn,
U-iiim-'Iv I'm iin.
Kiluiir'l V l':itiiii,
.liiliii 'l iivliir WullVntli-ii,
.lu,-;-li llu-li-r.
- : III II I. Ill-li'.
i -in-- w. ri-hz.
I r 1--1 i,-k i ' -f . . It H1.0 li .
'.'.'hit. i- -I 'l,i!,'ll,,ll.-,
' I; :t r I. - I' -V , I ! t .
. toll ii II. Unmi,.
!--l.v ll.l II S. I.h li.-lin.
iviiiiHin i; .ii--- ii-ii,
,-v . s,"jir Aii-vni.,1 -r,
I'.hli ri.iv.
iilimii l.iiiiiii-i .
i ii-mi u-ii I, 1 ii- tr-l'in!',
.1 .itni-F- l irl, tli-ln I! run iliiu.li,
-I II. N. sl- y.
l-:il h li.-Ml."
'.Vi-.iii!-! s. I'ii: k.-i.
I
.!.,lm l.. Sun i-iil,,
Ari liitiil-I -In1' Hi-. im.
.1. I-1 unk i.i.-ill,
I r lillln.
i iMrli-M V 1 Mltlini i-,
All ,-il I' lliin lilklil,
.1 W.-llr.-il lliilin ,
Williuiii Mi!C-ittiv.
DEMOCRATIC.
For rriwlileniHiiil Vice Prc-hiilunl.
PARKER
AND
DAVIS.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
(M irk III !
Itiib-tt Wilsun Irwin.
Stanli-v WoiiiIh iir-l liavi-liport.
Marry Nli-Inlls.
-Iui-e,li Iti-i-v.-ii Wlllnw llit.
-Iiilin M. Hinil"-ll,
luliirs .M . M. an .
II. MrtXMI'l' KuWlltll'l,
Musis eall;,
Flllll Hull.
li-i..'llillli Strrllni.' .iiil.llpiil,,
w iiiinui llsvi-. Oi i .-1-.
Wiiliiita I'rsl.
I ..li It Mi'l lahri-li,
4 . ii i.i. I''. KtliK,
Alvln liluitst-r,
.Inhli Sullivan.
illllll II. Cli'llstlill,
A I.iiiii.iis Wallt.
ShIIIIH'I .. flswIll'l-k-T,
l :-(..-1 1 i: w..iKi, v
1.11,'MII ll. W'liiiii ijll ,
N- vin VViiiini-r.
'I inn,-!. v I-., i :i,sii-llii,
Wilii.iiii r. Mii'liiii ,
Kiiokv..-ll Mm I tin,
I I11.1 Irs II . A kenn.
.lailli n I'. I'l.lt.-I ,
M . Ft'siik ('iinlb4il,li,
A ill r.l W Mnitlry.
s. h . Wiilker.
H.-nrv .Miyrr,
I hi. la s It. Fi,li-y.
(ii-iir4.-e II--iil,l,
CllHI Ins il ravin-.
PROHIBITION.
t-'i-r I'rcMttlfnt nnil Vtr I'rttWfnt.
SWALLOW
AND
CARROLL.
PRES1DZNTIAL LLECfORS.
(Mark 34.)
lJMtiU'1 H IliftKll li kf,
A. l'utrr Mmliu,
l.ilwitril h. CitttiHT.
I K'tWatil U .M-ilil.;u'X.
I li.n lt ( .i; Jiiu,
AHirui'-t t Jirin iit.
I .) hltn tiiii i.-ivt'iiHiii,
rbil' I'ulii. t-r.
Ilowat'i I.hmmi.i,
H 1 I'Mlfui,
U'llllHIII W. t,rlltl if.n,
Wti4ru htntttmii Hvili I si,
tlnv Al i t It
1 l.'if 1. m W lLtll:j.u,iv.
lltllM-M Mltllx't.
li Kmtil 4jt:-ini,
I ri'iut ili Miiwt'tn VftikY.
.Inhit It 4i(Ht.iil,
.i.iu.'llniiy IlKinr.
; r;;. T;;:;-
.Itiliii H hutr.
l nrv 4!. Uioirnm
i .1 l'..M r,
Vnth' f H. hirviii
SOCIALIST.
Kor Prerlilent ami Vine I'renlilent.
DEBS
AND
HANF0RD.
. PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
(Mark 31.)
Kilunif! ( f'uiik,
Hi'lirv I'ctiT.
Ittlili S, llnliiif,
Wiihmit l Alininn,
'riiiiniiiH -. 'n )m Irk,
Ailri'v- i'. Mower.
Klwoml W l.i ill.'r,
lloin-it It. Hnmler, .
Jolin II. Nhh-,
AiirtMl t'lhiiclali,,
Kdwrtrtl A . Kv'Him.
Hi rrmul V. Kt-nif d
Wlllilllll H. KfM'VHM,
Wn'lir Ni lftin I cxIiM,
i't'li i r. II yiliick,
ItHVI" , . ('tlllhT,
;oiir.t i hv'i-liiU'ltM'f
A rt Jin r -I hi liiilh
Fnitik It I'lriil.
W litlll a , iii,U,t
lolil. I'. It III,..
(: I MM-r 11 iiimut
.(hii A. Slur Ik.
I'l.lnrk SliHlh
J.iLv iI K ii 'f r r.
U i, h r W. Kill i,
.hiltiis U.-l.-r.
Ini It VVr -ifl-,
Uri.-Tiiiti ! i.
H- i iiiun I, mki .
Ail ).h ' A. v i'KciMi,
ll ti M-v W. shuv.
SOCIALIST LABOR.
Kur I'liclili-i.t Hliil Vli-e Prei-lilMil.
C0RREGAN
AND
COX.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
(Mrk 34.)
I.illlilitn'l Srhl,-,
(;ilrl f I Mil IILT,
t II llll'H l.tWlll,
Jt'tlft U.'l.'l.T,
Albert t;-v,
IJHIMV i Mil.
William "'iiitel,
Unit'.- It-.iv,
Alitith.
IN'ii-i KiHhU::tii,
f .(Ml in Kh..
.111,1- II Iti kt;l .
ImvIiI U iMiicr.
.It.lin Ititrh.
Mi ritiHii lttitl,
I. imiiiuuliiiiii.
I - !'. (iluui-iiliiicli .
I. Schh-H li.T.
.1. I' V.
A ItUrk,
.lnoi-pll M lillrli,
K. H. MmkUy.
ttiliii A . Kiiriun,
ImIiii K it'll
liMiktn .laincr.
Hurry Ifiikiiir,
. A. Htortli.
AiJfc. i h'VT.
P. (J. XchwMI.
INDEPENDENCE.
I"oi 1'renliluiit bihI Vice Prenlilont.
PARKER
AND
DAVIS.
PfiESIOENTIAL ELECTORS.
( Viiirk :il. )
Kiiln il WlU -u Irn-in.
Miiniev NS'iiiiilniir-l lluvi-i'ii'irt,
I llnnv Ni. lii.M"
j .Iiim-Ii Uii-vi-M WulMirUlii,
, .I..I. I, M I'lllll;,"- 1.
) .Ihiiiim M M.-wt.lt
I II. I-ixiIi I;, mi l l, I.
Mi)pi-h '.-'i:.
i I. mil Hull.
' lii-iijiiii-in M.'itin .IiiIiiihiii.
. IVHII.iiii ll I-.,-, li- i l .
I Wlil. hiii l-inj.
i .l--llll l -l i - III . II.
! ' Ii-ik I-- Kl".
I.! lit t I.
; i.iltll .-- -1 0 1 v ..
! .I,.h,i -i i ,iiii-i-'ii.
A,.ll"li- I- Vii vh.
s.iliiu. I 7. 1 1 -i ' . ii--i-ki r,
, Cnii'-ii r. u'li-v.
I l.iu-iiui I Wmii, I r it IV,
.Ni-vtli M. v niii i-i .
, 1 llni.lliv I) i i-Hli-ilu.
U ill, ..in I' M--,-lilinii.
Kiiikwrll MHlietlil.
I hHil. II Aki-l.,
.limn I', e-iller,
M. Frnl'll l 'Hilliiiuli,
llr- -l W Simlev,
S V.. WHlki-r,
Hi nrv M'-xi-r.
I liuiiiin. I i'1-y,
o.'iir,fi- IIi-hiiI.
eiiuili-H it. I'mviik.
i iiwimmwii iwiwi mnl Tun r
JUDUE Of THE SUPREME COURT.
(Murk Ono )
UnpiibliiMii.
.Julin J. Klkin.
ItinorrUii',
Miiinit! (iuwtino ThomMn.
I inlL'i'lMHli'lH't.
MiiiHK-i Uuf'lnc Thonipfuin.
1'iohlH'tlitii.
A. A.'HteVrin.
S CtHlUt.
tietti'mi W. Min'j'ii.
SM'lnlist l.ultur,
ArcliunlJ A. (irutit.
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS.
(Mark One.)
il !illtlil'HII,
Tliail-li'ils M .Malum
Ili!iiiuiralii!.
i .. C. Diiwi I's.
I'riililliltliiii.
.1 S. Yanki-y.
REPRESENTATIVE IN THE GENERAL
ASSEMBLY.
(Murk One.)
Kl!illhlll-Hll.
l-sln- W. Si-vUr.
I)i-lliiirr:llli-.
Jul, n i". Sip i.
Fiuhibiiiiiii-
(iriiiiii! V. Keii-iii-r,
UDG OF THE COURT OF COMMON
PLEAS.
(Mark Oim.)
Iliipnliiii-an
l-.i4,,l- U-0. hWllpl!.
Ili-niilt-rail--,
I Iiiii I- S. lum-ll.
SHERFF.
(Murk Oiih.)
.(Mill' ll. All lltl!f.
a. K -ilWitt.U.
C0UNTV TKEAiUHEK.
( Msi k out- )
lteitll,l rsit,
M, rii:l W. Nu n.
Ileni n-r-it-i-
aiI.iiu i. iuv.-r.
I'lillllt'ltt
II i.ry Waif
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
( Mark Oui )
It -pub lean.
Fuiii.-i" M. I'avl ii
llin .i-iiiii-.
A. I. I'.in .
I !si. it reliv iu ile kiiovd oni iflve Botie.
taut ttiu place o! holipnir Uieurorcsiild election
U the s-v,.-r,.i 1hii-.ii.wIis aud Vownsulua wllluu
s, til eouutv lire us follows, lo wll:
Tfio Klftrtorn of Avr town diip tn rnf i i- lit LHe
I'nhlio Hohool lloune iifur Wh-(tr Mliix.
Thr Elector of Ilrthrl township ta liioM t.
lh Puhllo School limine ni WiirronWhili, In
hbitl township
The r.lntor of IMfii' t truvnhlp to mt t'X nl I
tho plate Intcly llxetl for said purpose, iu v.it:
The frame buljdiuj? near to the lte rfsUleiuie :
of Dentils Melloti. I
i
' The Kloctont of Mm,t) Crec't town Oil n to
! meet nt the plueelntely ttxctl for M0 p'dposf,
f to wit: (he 'i4nMitPr wliori of t'. Mclloit. t.t i
Knuiiuvllle. in stiul township j
The Klecior: of Ouhlln tort n-hip lo nu'i't hi i
Ktist room on ttrt lioor of h;ifli1inir nn ri v o)
tHwIie M. S- Will h Hotel, on hui'H of i.iiii Will
In Fort Kit il t.m ,
The Kleetov of IJ4'Uintf Crerk tovMi-tlilp to
meet ill the plnee Ititi-ty tlxed for thui p.iip.ise,
to u it: John ii. Mi;tzler - hotel. 1 1 urrNotivU -
The Kleotors of Tiiylor township to tneet nt
ine p.uee inteiy ii:;ea for inn t pmpor. to wiu
j. U . Ciiteliall H store room, in f.uiU tort u-hlp--
The Kleotor of Turt town-hip to meet ill the
Pouklui School House, iu ulil tuwDxiiip-
The Kieetom of ThiimpsDii townshli) to meet
ntl'enti-e Seliool lionie. No, 'I, in Maid toivu
- Ii ! 1 -
The KleeliiiM of Mel'oiiiiell-.liini! Il-iruiu-li lo
meet lit the phiee luielv llxeil for Hint iuio-e.
to wit: The ' 'oiiiiiiH-.loui-n,' olllee nt liie I o u t
lloii-e In st-Ul llorouifh -
The Kleetoi-M of t nlon town-hip to ineeMit
the iuee luielv llxeil for suiil puipo-e. lo wit:
i ieorue Sereivcr's eurpenler -hup. neurl ieol'Ke
Selielroinpf iu;e. In kuIi! toivulilp
The F.leetoi i of Well township to meet nt
the sehool house, neur tiie Alelhoillsi ehureh.
Iu snlil toivuship.
F.very person exeeptltitf Jiistlee or (he I'enee
w ho shuli hoiil uuv ulilee or iippoiutiiient of
prollt or trust umler the (ioveiiniient of th
Uulteil Stales or of this suite, or of uuv eity
or Incorporated district, whether u commission
ed officer or otherwise, a Hiiiinrdluiite oiileer or
UKent. w llo Is. or shnll be. eiuploved miller the
leirisliitlve. exei-ullve or juclleiiirv depiirlnient
of this suite or of the United Suites, or of uuv
c-itv or iueoi poriileiUllstrlet.iiudiilsothiit every
nieinljcrof t'oin're-s nnil of the Stute l.ivlsin.
Hire, mid of the select or coiiiiiimi couneil of
iiuy city, or eomuilssloiiers of uuv lncorp-ir.ited
dl.trlct. Is by liiw luciipiilile of holdinit or exer
cising, at the same time, the olllee or uppoinl
iiieni of .luiltfi!, luspeeior or Clerk of imy elec
liou of this Ooniiuouwciiltli: unil no Insiu-cior
Jinlire. or other officer of uuv such election,
slmll he eliiiilile to uuv olllee to be then voted
for, except that ol nu election ofllcer.
yUALIFICATIONS OK VOTKItK-
Every male cltlxeu twentv-one veiusi of me
possessing the following iiiiuliflcatious. shall be
entitled to vote at nil eleciious: First, he shall
have been a citizen of the Hulled St uletitlcsi
one month. Second, he shall have resliicil iu
the Stiiieoiieyear (or if. haviutrprevioiislv been
u quiilllled elector or native Ihii-ii eiti.eu of the
State, he shnll have removed therufrom uud re
turned, within six mouths) Immediately prei-ed-Inu
the election. Third, He shall have resided
In the election district where he slmll oticr to
vote at least two months Immedliitelv picceil
iiilt the election. Fourth. If twemv-two years
of aue or upwanls lie shall have paid within
two years u stale or Couuty tax. which shall
have been assessed at least two mouths aud
pilitl at least oue month before the eleetiou.
Stute Constitution, Article VIII. Sectiuu, I.
(ilven under my hauil. nt my o-.llce. Iu the
Uorouiih of MnConnellsbiiir, the ith day of
October. A. U. imi. aud of the Independence of
thfe I'nlted States, the one hundred unil twen-ly-nliith.
HANIKI. C. FI.KCK.
Shel l IT.
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.
All persons are hereby forewarned
against trespassing on any lands of
the undersigned citizens of Taylor
township, Fulton county. Pa., by either
huntiii(f, fishing, or otherwise, under
penalty of the law provided for tres
passing. I). A. Black, Josiah Witter,
D. M. Hlack, A. N." Witter,
James Cuteha.ll, Wm. Leidy,
Daniel G. Itinehart, Win. S. Grauey,
Joseph A. Shaw, James Harnett,
Howard Harnett, Isaac W. Haker,
Wilbur Berks' cesser, James Benson,
Jeremiah Glailfultor, .Ir.o A. Hlnek's
Heirs, Robert Miller.
Warning to Trespassers.
All persons are hereby forewarned
against tr spansinu -on iii- lunds of
the undersigned cit izens of Wells town
shii, l''ult,on county, Ha., by hunting,
iisliinjr, or otherwise, under penalty of
I ho law provided for the punishment of
trespassers.
Johu A. Wishart, James W. Harnett,
George Young, W. H. Spangler,
S. V. Wishart, Harvey Wishart,
Geo. A. Stewart, A. O. Gritlith,
J. W. Gibson, W. K. Hivens,
1'oter Guillard, Sr. I'eun. Lumber Co.
i Notice to Trespassers.
All persons are hereby forewarned
against trespassing on any lands of
the undersigned citizens of Wells
township, Fulton county, Ha., by either
hunting, lllshing, or otherwise, under
penalty of the law provided for tres
passing Henry Howe,
J. C. Foster,
W. R. Keith,
w. li. Foster,
.'. A. Plummer,
Hcott Uolinger,
A. H. Stevens,
H. P." Metzler,
K. A. Alloway,
John M. Schonck,
Jas. L. Grlssingcr, K. W. McClain,
Hamul i Houp, Rosswell Stains,
Newton Stains.
Orchard Grove
PRICES.
Hutter, 17; Kggs, 20.
Corn, No 1. 1.00 bbl.
Wheat 1.00 per (10 lbs.
Rye 7-jc.
Buckwheat UOc, for silver hull.
Buckwheat S-'ic, for othergrade.
Oats -10c.
Green coffee and six brands of roast
ed to select from.
The genuine Hoss washer iii.2.'.
Fall Dry Goods all In ready for ex
amination at prices that will suit you,
will give you more Information next
week.
W. L. BERKSTRESSER,
( Manager.
KIDNEY DISEASES
are the most fatal of all dis
eases. CM CY'O KIDNEY CURE It I
rULCI 0 6uaraBtuil RiBsdf
or money refunded, Contains
remedies recognized by emi
nent physicians as the vest for
Kidney and Bladder troubles.
l'r S"' h Trovil'n Prujjr rHtoro.
om tU oala ad !! Unn
WHY YOU
SHOULD VISIT
THE WORLD'S FAIR. , j
The principal renson 'why a-visit
should bo ma Jo to. this greatest of Ex
positions is u aci ount of lis educa
tional v nine. A visit to the World's
I'n it- is In its, -If u trip around the
wiii hl, for ft fiy cents, the price of ad
mission. The president of one of our
gn ute.st universities has said "To the
bright student the Kx position is worth
a thousand cuili-e lectures." The op
portunity i.r.a life-time Is afforded In
which to iu iiuire, by a few days' so
journ at thtt Fair, tin education which
could not otherwise be received, The
World's Fair Ground's cover ' over
12110 ae res. being more than twice as
larjje tis ihose of the World's Colum
bian F.xposition at Chicago
Only a few weeks remain in which to
take advantage of this great .oppor
tunity livi r.v day from now until the
close of the Fair is u "special" day.
The WAHASti is selling daily excur
sion tickets to the Fair at greatly re
duced rates: $ 12 tiO St. Louis and re
turn, on sale daily, except Fridays and
Saturday1. Tickets good iu Palace
Reclining Chair Cars! $15.00, St Louis
and return. Tickets on sale daily, and
good in either Palace Reclining Chair
Cars or Pullman Sleepers. The WA
hash operates through trains from
Pittsburg to the World's Fuir Main
K.ntrauce, all trains leaving the mag
nificent new passenger station, Corner
of Liberty Avenue and Ferry Street,
at 2:00 P. M. and S:.'li) P. M. dully, City
Time.
Detailed information regarding rates
and train service, to St. Louis, as
well as to many Homeseekers' points
in the west, northwest and southwest,
cheerfully furnished at
Wii hash City Ticket Office, 320 Fifth Av
cntiu. Hcpot I ickct Office. W abash Station-
Coach
Repairing
The undersigned has opened
a Coach Shop iu this place
and is prepared to
BUILD AND REPAIR
light vehicles of all kinds on
short notice. Painting and
Trimming a specialty.
You are invited to call and
inspect work.
Aaron Steele
SLop formerly occupied by Albert Helkes
I Learn ta StuiT Birds. I
gler, ii-.
uble to save thi; line specimens
secured.' Taxidermy is very fas
cinating and profitable. Allgun J
expences easily paid, by mounts
ing and selling specimens. Fas-
liy aud fiuic'.cly learned by mkn, J
WOMKN and HOYS'
The shooting season is at hand
and you will secure many line i
trophies. Why not mount thein t
yourself? Our school has thous- X
ands of successful students, and t
is endorsed by all the leading T
sp'irtsiumi, und sporting niaga- av
.lues. Our rates are very low. i
New illustrated catalogue is now
ready. A limited number FREE
if jou montion the Fulton J
County news. Send for one
to-day. A request on postal
brings It. T
THE NORTHWESTERN
SCHOOL OF TAXIDERMY,
Suite 303 Com. National
r Bank, Omaha, Nebraska.
One Minute Cough Cure
For Coughs, Colds and Croup.
KELLtke couch
;AN3 CURES the LUNGS
1 t"S
mw Eigscevary
Pnj!'iM3TirM
Piico
FOR I t'llCMJird
COc &$t.00
Freo Trial.
I Buiei.t vr.d Uiccrt Oure lor all
THP.OA.l' uud LUO TBOUiJ
LEC, or LICXEY BA.CS.
g.r.7i, ".iL.iiii : .: y a5TJgrs'---a::r.T3
CH!CKE3TER,3
?EHHVBOYAL PILLS
0'
-V.
lir. Alwv n -ii .-. 3,fif.r.AAl iruirfrUt flit
t tii4 iikhi i:a h ku.,iii ui i.ii
Tiwld niftaili'- U-rtm. ..!. un!i t!ut riUior
rU v ih r. itWit. ilnttKviti mi.m.11
uliwiitntlfi i.Mtlaltr -. ;i i. v-.hi J m i-:
I avtul m -i7'..)t, jr'ar'MtfHrv, 'I
aiODtulH JMWl -tkftlfl 1 ' ;vit-. .
by miurn Mtl. lu, ita JYi;it.iiii:tj,, . u i--.
ii I'iiiMi'fj, 0
1
t
' 'i Animals, T
rf li s h e s, X
X vjt " 11 t
s&, v "t" v,'
v'er. should be T
i
rrj
a " iS
New
Falling Top
Buggies,
both Factory and Handmade from
$35 to $85
Surreys !S
and
ff Wagons
Large stock on hand all the time
to select from.
W. R. EVANS,
Hustontown, Pa.
W.H. NESBIT
Sells
MACHINE OILS
from 20 cents to GO cents a gal
lon. Don't be deceived no
body will sell you a 00-cent
oil for 25 cents.
Mower c
Sections
and guards for all kinds of
machines at price's lower than
you have ever heard.
BINDERS
' ' ou hand; Binder twine, Horse
Rakes in fact farmer's should
remember if they want any
thing in tho machinery line
that I can help them if anybody
can.
. W. H. NESBIT,
MConnellsburg
UMBERLAND VALLEY
TIMF. TABLE. May 29, 1904.
Leave no. i no 4lno. 8 no. tjno.lO no
Winchester Til.... g 00 6 80
furtliisbiirf( 8 10 2 4? 7 14
lliiKBrstown .... I" S M I'J 17 8 33 8 00 10 10
- irvv-ni.-iMUo .... ( rt l It Hii 8 fill 8 HI '(I SI
-'"'' e rit., n-.. .... S 00 10 3-' SO ..
I.I.....IUCI- K 7 "il 9 40, I 0U 4 S7" V IUM
WnviieslHiro 7 0-1- IS V 8 !tt ....
Slllp!li'liBbul,'... Ilil lllOO I 'l 47 9 06 II It
NowvIIIb S 07 110 IH 141 A Oil 9 24 11 17
UiMl'sle S vhilos.) 2 M ft 3 4ft 12 vi
Meehuniusbuig.. 8 4S 11 00 2 -il ft N 10 07 12 21
DtllhonrK ill 10 ft 2a
Arr. Hnii.HburK. 0ft II 20 2 10 I - 10 2ft 12 40
Arr. Pliilu II 4b 8 17 6 47 8 fto 4 23 4 28
Arr. New York. 2 S ft 53 8 OS II gx 1 is 7 IS
An JUltltnore.. 12 IS 8 11 6 00 4S 2 20 1 1ft
ii P. M. P. M. P. M. A. H. A. M
Truln No. 13 ;ast runs dally except Sunday
between HiiKerstown and Harrlsburg, leaving
HuKurKlown 4.06 and arrlvlnK at Harrlsburg at
a.30.
AUdltlonul euxt-bound local trains will run
dully, except Sunday, as follows; Leave
Carlisle 7.0ft a. m., 12.30 p. m. 8.16 p.m., leave
MeobunlcNburK ft.61 a. in., 7.2U a. m.. 12.62 p. m..
8.8U p. in. Leave Dlllsburg 6.85 a. m., 10.00 a.
ui.. tt.'Si p. m..
Tralnii Nos. 2.8 and 1 10 run dally between Ha
gerstown and . Uarrluburv
Daily.
t Daily except Sunday.
Ieave no. l no. 8 no. ono. 7 no. 9i 10B
. , , P.M A.M A.M A.H P.M P.M.
Haltimore 11 f 4 44 KM 12 00 486 8 SO
New York T 6ft 12 10 8 6A 2 66 6 66
Hlilltt 1140 42A H 40 11 40 J& 80 826
Hnrrlsburg 6 00 766 11 45 820 826 11 06
OUlstjurg 8 60 4 02 ... .
Moulnmlesburtf.. 6 19 8 Ift 12 OS 8 87 8 48 11 28
Cm-lisle 6 40 8 87 12 24 8 67 04 11 42
Newville ( 01 9 00 12 4S 4 is a 24 12 02
Shlpiiensburg... 0 20 9 IH I Oil 4 88 8 4.' 12 IS
Waynesboro 10 82 8 00 6 6S ....
Cbiiiubersburg.. 6 40 9 811 1 27 4 62 10 00 12 HO
Mercersburv.. . 8 lft 10 80 6 4S
Greencastle .... 7 Oft 10 01 1 60 6 HI 10 '.'I 12 M
Hagemtown .... 7 27 10 22 2 10 6 87 10 45 1 16
MarllnsburK 8 24 II 10 6 24
Ar. Winchester. 10 11 6ft 7 10
A. M. A. M. P. U. P. M. P. M A.M.
Truin No. 17 west runs dm y exoept Bnnday
between Ilarrisburg and HaKeratuwn, leav
inn Hurrlsburv nt 6.1ft p.m. and arriving at Ha
Kerslown at 7.57 p. in.
Additional local trains wlil leave Barrlaburg
as follows: For Carlisle and Intermedial sta
tions at e.x7 a. m.. 2.00 p. m. and 6.80 p. m., alao
forMechaniusbiiig. Uillsburg and intermediate
umlotisui 1 80 a. m., 8.10 p. in. and 6.80 p. m.
Tritlns Nos. . 8 and toS run dally between
Harriabur, and liaicenitown.
Puiluian pulaoe nieeplng oars between Nw
York aud Knoxvllle, Tenn., on train I west
and no cant and between Fhlladelph a and
Welsh on N. W. Hallway on trains 100 west
and 12 east, exoept that on Sunday the 1'blia
lelpliia Weeper will run east on No. 2.
Through coaches to and from Philadelphia
on trains 2 and i east and 7 aud 9 west.
tMlly.
t belly exoept Sunday.
' SOUTHERN I'KNN'A R. B. TRAINS.
Mix.
Ia
t
P.M.
4 16
t4
rs
Lve. Arr.
A M
A M
Cbamberaburg..
8 46
8 83
11 60
II 82
.... .Marlon
. .Mcroersburg..
Loudon
....Hlohr-ond....
8 14
8 00
10 Sol I 20
T SSI
42
2 ft-
T 2d
( 80
2 61
P. w.
A. M
A. M
m. o. kknnkuy. aisa W. MARTIN.
Vice 1'ies. S. lien. Suiil. Supt.
ll. A. ttlOULi; Gon. V mm. Agent.
vM44o SO
YCARS'
KXPCRieNCf
aw
a i nRUi mnpvn
rr. sA Dcsiqni
COPYRtGHTt LO
AnTona nnlnlr a akirtrh and AetsriMUHi mm
UnU-kif awwriAin oar opinion ft- whHhr ma
iiivMiiiTon m prunnuif niueiiutoits, . (tinniBitiicsxv
tli 'th Htriutlt-oiiUilatttuU. Handbook ou PtUmtxt
iviUeiititbi. t'tHiimmilcKV
qm-tui notice without chjnra.'ttt to
Scientific Jlctrlxx
K hiindiinmaly lllnitntted WMtlr I-amat r
iilstlnll of anv si-lcnlino journal. Tvruia. 82 a
ir i four roontlia, 8 L Mum by all newadoaJere.
nntTM r W. Waahlwtua. D. CL
Klodcl Dyspepsia Curo
Clg ts mmt you mmX.
ADVERTISE IN
The Folton Conntj Y,ri
faaJpus. Mix.
to7 4(W till
KM 4 M AM
6 00 9 45 0 6ft
5 11 9 &7 7 14
6 H 10 30 8 II
OS 10 6H 8 60
6 lft 11 ft, 9 0ft
P. M A. H M.