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FULTON COUNTY NEWS,
I'ubiislicJ EVciy Tliimday,
B. W. PECK, Editor and Proprietor.
McCONNELLSBURG, PA.
NOVEMBER 2, 1904.
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WEALTH.
PROCLAIM A TION
GENERAL ELECTION
New Grenada.
Henry K. Howe, the Knobsvillo
miller, is assisting at the Berg
stresser Holler Mills nt Waterfall.
' Mrs. Howe McClain and chil
dren of Mount Union are among
friends at this place and Wells Val
ley.
Mrs. N. G. Cunningham is neri
ously ill. Her life for a few days
hung in the balance. She is some
better now.
Mrs. Carrie Linikin of Alleghe
ny, Pa., and Mrs. Martha Akers
of Huntingdon visited their broth
er, F. G. Mills, the past week.
Elder W. H. Dressier preached
his farewell sermon at Bethel on
Sunday evening. He was accom
panied by Scott Cutchall of
Brownsville.
In looking about our nearby vil
lage, Waterfall, we .see the spirit
of improvement manifested at A.
N. Witter's. He has now two nice
new porches one at the store en
trance and the other at his dwell
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt and Mr.
and Mrs. Cypher of Wilkinsburg
stayed a week here at the Houck
House. The gentlemen enjoved
themselves gunning. On Sunday! Ail Pull Togeihe
John Thomas, our liveryman, con- j The way for a town to build up
veyed them to McConnellsburg. ' is for all the business men to pull
The Bethel Sunday school, uuder i together, as an exchange puts it.
the superintendener of Souire Mc-1 Thev should regard
: ,.: ifiOO SAVE THE COMMON'
- ini a aitj uuny ll tinning ,
corn and preparliii,' for wintor
which is fast approacbiug.
Those on the sick list are Mrs. i
John Truat, Miss Alice Truax j
and Bernard Truax.
Newton Knable, wife and two
daughters, Jerhue and Georgia,
spcntSunday at Edward DicKey 's
in the Cove.
Miss Virgie Truax, teacher of
Hock Hill school, speut Sunday
at the home of her parents, Fred
Truax and wife.
Fred Truax and daughter, Ver-
gie, speut Saturday in McCon
nellsburg shopping.
Mrs. John Truax is the cham
pion pumpkin grower. Among
some of them is one that weighs
42 pounds and measures 4"t inch
es in circumference.
Our school ie progressing nice
ly under the tutorship of Miss
Lucy Poightel.
Fire is now raging on the Lick
ing Creek mountain.
A Heivy Load. '
To lift that load off the stomach
take Kodol Dyspepsia Cure It
digests what you eat. Sour stom
ach, belching, gas on stomach,
and all disorders of the stomach
that are curable, are instantly re
lieved and permanently cured by
the use of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.
&. i: btorrs, a druggist at L'97
Main street, New Britain, Conn.,
says: '"Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is
giving such universal satisfaction
and is so surely becoming the
positive rener and consequent
cure for this distressing ailment,
i reel that 1 am always sure to
satisfy and gratify my custom
ers by recommending it to them.
I write this to show how well the
remedy is spoken of here." Kod
ol Dyspepsia Cure was discover
ed after years of scientific exper
iments aod will positively cure all
stomach troubles. Sold at Trout s
drug store.
U IK Hi: AS. Iii mill hyiinaft of tin- (..cm-rM
Assembly of Hie Coninionweiilthof IVunsylviij
nla. i-nt it Ifit. -An net relntlnif toth elections
Miiliin this I'imiiiiiinwfnitli." passed iho mth
ila.t nt .limp. Anno IMnlnl Hwi. iind amended
the 3rd, day of .him.. Auno Domini lwu.lt Is
made the duty of the Sheriff of every county
within the Common wealth toglve public notice
of the General Klcetlons and In such notices to
enumerate the officers to he elected und itiven
Hsl of all the nominations mude. und rielinntc
the place at which the election Is to he held.
TIIKKKKOHK.
I. IIA.VIU, ('. r i.KCK. Ilih Sheriff of the
county of Kulton. do hi rel.v make known and
Klvcthlsl'l lll.lf NoTK i:t the Hectors of
the county of Fulton, that on
The I Irst Tuesday nfter the l'lrt Monday
of November next, hcinir. the nth tlu of
the month '
A '.clicra Kliftl,,n u in l... I...I.I ... .1 ,
Klceilon Districts established hy law in said
County, and as published below.
as partners rather than as rivals.
As a rule the more busiuess the
other fellow does the more you
1 will get. A good business thor-
Donough, is still progressing; and
the hour of school is now '1 o'clock
p. in., which will give us all a
chance to get our snooze out on
Q,,n,l,. - 1.1 Ul - -1 i . . .
. ....v,.., illuming. v nuum nKU,n i ougmy uuverwsea uot oniv bune
invite those who don't work at the I tits the one man but it draws
Sunday school trade to join in and ! more people to the town, and ev
help both old and youne. j ory business man who treats his
A wildcat, catamount or some ! customers fairly and has a good
other fierce wild animal annoyed j stock of goods will get a fair
this illago a few evenings by its , share. The more all pull togeth
unearthly yells, and finally got so j er to draw business to the town
bold as to come to Richard Alio-j the more each one will be bene
way's garden fence as his wife j tited individually.
went out to milk. Thinking she ;
would be devoured she made a! TOCl'RE A COLD IN n.riB DAY
OKKK'HUS TO UK KI.KCTK1J.
TIIIHTV-rorit PKKSONStobe -lector,, of
State'." ' VUt Hre ileru t tli Ciiitcd
"INK PKKSON In till tli.. ,.,ii ..... .
the Supremo Court "I' the Ntati ol Pennsylvania.
ONK PKIISOX to till llm nrtt... ,.r ...
tative in Conuress. lor the district rami, of
.. - : "'""" rmton. Hiintiimdon.
MiiHiii, .Juniata, Snyder and In on.
P,',!, fE.ltSO,N ,0 fUrenent the County of
Kulton In the Ueneral APM-nibly of Pennsylvu-
ONK PKKSON t mi t. offlee of .liwr-nr
tliHl.iMutot Cnnillioii Pleas, ol the Kltt u .1
iidiclal Iirrict. composed of the count,,.. 1,
Ailains and Kulton, State or Pennsylvania.
ONE PKKSON to H'l the nlftce of Sheriff or
Fulton county, Peiny,; Ivaula
ONK PKKSON to till the offlce or County
ireaaurer ol Kulton county, Pennsylvania.
ONK PKKSON 10 nil 1 he office of County Sur
veyor of r niton county, Peiinstlvanin
I have enumerated the officer to be elected
I,.ll.'UVr" l",,lls, the following list of CANIi'l
UA1 KS certified by the Secretary of Mute
anil i.ounty ('oiiimislsuuers
REPUBLICAN.
I'or Presl.h nt ami Vice President.
ROOSEVELT '
AND
FAIRBANKS.
SOCIALIST.
Por President and Vice Frcaulent.
DEBS
AND
' HANFORD.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
(Mark 31.)
Kdwiinl .1 Cook,
Henry Peter,
.lohii S, Hi, lines,
Wiiiiiini l. Alinan,
Thoraaa.1. Fredeilrk,
Andrew f. Hower,
Klwuoil W Leltier,
Kohert 11. isiuylrr,
.lolin H. Nam-,
Alfred CliHtelali,.
Kilivard A. Kvans,
llernard V Kennedy,
William It. Keevnii.
Waiter Nelson Ixidue,
Peter t:. tli ydrlcK,
Davis A. Paiiuer,
Conrad. I heilntellie,
Arthur .1 I), unls
Frank H Field,
William a. stump,
.lohn l Ortllp.
Klnier 11 Yuuntr,
lobn A. stur, Is.
Patrirk Smith
Kdwsrd Kui,ing, r.
W aiter W. Kiln,
lulius Weber,
Paul II. Wrca'h,
flirlsllMII Msuer,
Frederick W nkoiseis,
Herniaii I. inke.
A, I .Iplius A. WeKreli,
llarvev W. Shay,
Flancis.l. lingers.
SOCIALIST LABOR.
For President and Vice President.
C0RREGAN
AND
COX.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS,
(UrV 34.)
Kilrtltliml Hriilrl,
CltHrlfH iMirii-r.
In men Krwin.
Dftlel Iti'bilrr,
Um-i .
' 1
WliiMiii Hulitrl,
Ihuh-h It y.
OeurK Anton,
Puter FlmiirfHii,
IjiiiIm Kittz,
Silnn Mlhktfl,
I fHV.it Wi-ntt-r,
Joint Hm'h ,
M'TIDHIl SplttHl,
L ruitlllllullHItl.
J K. Oliiifi-iiburh,
f). H-vt.
A Mlark,
M 11 Hi-11 ,
K. K. Markley,
I oh 11 A. Ititrruit.
John Kten,
lenktii 'Ihiuch,
MHrrv Iciikliif..
(i. A, Krutt 11,
Aii(. i lfvr.
H. O. Ti'MHin.
Take Laxative Hromo Quinine
(lush for the house, with her boy, i
Malcom and Paul, making the , Tablets. All druggists refund
alarm I guess, as loud or louder the money if it fails to euro. K
than the wild cat. The news was ; W. Urow's signature is on each
spread and Richard was on the box. iTic.
scene soon after with his double-'
barreled shotgun, spied the critter j , "
and gave him the contents of both Notl" ,0 TreP"e"-
barrels. Nothing since has been AH l";r,n a,'B reby foiewat n.-d
seen or heard of the animal. i wl"1" " any lands of
Mr. and .Mrs. Joseph linden- Creok township, Fulton county,
mine of near Enid visited James ly either ImntinK, nshinif, or otlier
(rrissinger's on Sunday. While wise' unrtw penalty of the Ibw proviit
going up a grade over a stony e,d 'or 'l'as'lntf-
m'
way borne in the evening, the seat j Christopher Spurie, K. K. Ak. rs,
Oil which Mrs. 15. and their do-! Frank Spade, (i. W. Conner,
mestic were ridinir suddenly tilted I Mr- K- H- I'Ko, W. s. Cleventrer.
oacKward, throwing the occupants T .
out on their heads. Mrs. B. sus-: "'
iuiin-,1 M.-tMt: oruiscH, a sprained
back, and a cut on the top of her
head about 3i inches long. Dr.
Campbell was summoned by phone
and rendered the necessary surgi
cal aid, it requiring four stitches
to close the wound.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
(Mark 31.)
Robert Pltealrn,
i.evl O. MeCaillev.
(luorile .1. l-.liolt.
loseob MiChIL
Holier! C 11 llroek.
.lohn K. ite burn,
K.nueilv i rnssitii,
Kdnnrit W Pallon.
John Taylor Wolleiuleii,
losepn Hosier,
lnl,n-s I. Lrimlis,
l-rederle W. Kleli..
Frederlek O. .lohnsoii,
Walter ! Wlilteliue,
I 'lllirles . A'erley,
'John H. lirown.
Kdw iril O .S. I.leHellli,
William i;. MeCouiiKll.
W.Seott Alekandvr,
lolin muvs,
vVilllnui l.nmler,
Oenrue I. I leirdorH'.
.lames Orlando llrookhank,
lobll H. N'ejfley,
l-itiull ioofi,
Wi'liam S.J'.irker,
lohn i'j. Sturgeon,
Archibald .lolnuitoii.
.1. Frank Oral),
J C Millln.
Charles W lalilhik'.-r ,
Albert i Hii'clillcM,
.1 Well re, I Holme.,
William .Mu'Jouway.
INDEPENDENCE.
For President and Vice President.
PARKER
AND
DAVIS.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
(Murk 34.)
DEMOCRATIC.
For President and Vice President.
PARKER
AND
DAVIS.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
(Mark 31.)
Hubert Wilson Irwin,
I Stanley Woodward Ditvertisirt,
I Hurrv Niebolis,
.Joseph Iteeves Wainivrlht,
, dolin M Cumpbeil,
j .lames M Stewart.
, M. Maxwell Howlnud,
; Moses 'eale.
hind Moll,
i Henjatiiin Sterliuii .lohnsoii.
' William Haves UrI.r,
Willnim ra,f,
I doliii MuOiihreit,
Isaae lllester,
lobn Sullivan.
Iitbn tl. Cuul-toli.
A Iplionsiis Waish,
Saiuuel ',. Hawbeckcr,
, nobert K Welulev,
I l.ueian I). Woodruff,
; Nevln M. Wuiiik r.
j Timothy K. tjoslello,
' William T Mechlin,;.
Itockwvll Marietta,
' t:)iai les II Akelm,
'lameH P, (Jolier,
: M. Frank Coolbaugh,
AHred W. Snnlev,
S K. Walker,
. Ilenrv Meor.
' Tliomas II Foley,
: Oeoririt Heard,
Charles 11. Payne.
i
Jesse O. McClain, who moved
his store into the R. I. and Co.'a
tone store building at Roberts
dale, had his place visited by burg
lars on Saturday night, ransack
ing the store, postoffice ami Com
pany's office, taking all the loose
money and, from all accounts, in
tending to blow open the Compa
ny's large safe, when for some
cuuse they departed, leaving burg
lar tool behind and two double
barreled shotguns outside the store
at different places, as If frightened
away. They also broke open the
Express Otlice and stole a gallon
of whisky. Jesse (). phoned in
every direction on Sunday but
heard nothing of their where
abouts until evening, when it was
reported that three cmspicioutj
subjects passed A. S. Greenland's
in Wells Valley going south. -There
were three suspicious jades
around Roberudale Saturday aft
ernoon and evening.
N. M. Hunks,
W. F. Harton,
M. A. Uarkman,
II. M. Jaclcso-,,
Jacob Spade.
Nathaniel Allison,
A 1 tier. I'lekniner,
Uriah DUihl,
William J. Layton, lmnel Smith,
Kaehel Hart, Henry Sharp,
Isaiah Layton, C. C. Mellott,
K.ll.a Jano Hoopeniardner'a Heirs.
Hiward Garland and Howard Layton,
Anion Plesiinger.
John X. Hixhon,
S. W. Hart,
.1. C. Mai-ton,
.IozuImiI l,i,d(e,
C. it Akers.
(jati s Slelintf ,
H. N. Hurton,
liolM-rt K. Dieiil,
Hoatoti Die!.!,
F.. A. l)lehl,
Carey Layton,
l(oh-rt Wilson Ira in.
stauleT Woodward larei,sirt.
Hurrv Meholls.
Joseph Keeves WaillK lulit.
.lobn ,M. CamplMII,
I iimes M. Stewart.
H. Maawel' Itov. land.
Moses 'eale,
Kiull Holt.
Ilenl'lliilli .Sterling .lobnson,
William Haves Oner,
it',. ii , ...i. .
' .I..I... II..J!..,......
Cbas. F. I tuif ,
Alviu Clouser,
lobn Sullivan,
lotm II. Collision,
Ali'hon.us Walsh,
Samuel , Hswlieekel,
Hobell K. Weluley.
I.uelan II. WihmIiuII,
Nevln Waiiner,
Tlmolhv K. Costello.
W' tllliiiu '. Meehlli,.
Hoi-kwell Mart. lla.
Charles II. A ken.,
.lames p. Collet ,
M. Frank CoolbaiiKh,
A lire, I W. Smiley,
s. K. Walker.
Henry Meyer.
Thomss II. Foley.
Oeurnu Heard,
Charles II. Payne.
- Helillldiean .
lohn P. Klklu.
Ocmucratlc,
1 Hamuel tlusllne Thoin4ioii.
Ilide,eudeiire,
j Samuel Utistinu Thompson.
I Piohlbitlou.
, A. A. Stevens,
j S. flallt,
(iutirite W. ISacou.
Socialist Labor,
Arehibald A. Grant.
I
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS.
(Mark One.)
Uepllblieiin,
Thaildeus M. Mahon
llrinocratir,
. 0. Bowers,
Prohibition.
.I S. Vauki y.
tt'rJ:? 'r'0" " Arr iowuhli, lo mitH at thl
I'nhllo School House near Wtiatf Mill.
lJrh"R!,t','u",0'MMhelf(inahiptei meet nt
the Pnhllv- Sebuid House nt Warlord Ojurx, In
hnld fowa diip
The KJeetors of lleltnM tonnshiirto mecl 01
the place lately fixed for anld purpose, to wit:
The frame building near to the luie residence
of Ueuu.s Mellott
The Elector of lliush Cieek; town-ibip to
meet ut the place lately fixed lor siild purpose,
to wit: the carpenter shop of V. O, Mellott. at
Emmnville. In said township -
The Klectors of tmblln township to meet In
Kwat room on llrst ilmir of hulldlmr nearly op
posiic M. S- Wilt 's Hotel, on hinds of subi Win
in Port Mttletou
The Kleetoi-s of Lleklnit llreek township to
meet ut the pluee lately fixed for thai purpose,
to wit; John U. Metzler s hotel. Harrisouvlllc -
The Klectors of Taylor township to meet at
inn pluoe lately fixed for that purpose, to wit:
.1. . mohairs store room, in sulil township
The Klectors of Tod township to meet ut the
Dotiirlaa School House, in said township-
The Klentors of Thompson township to meet
nt Centre School House, No. i, In suld town
ship -
The Klftors of MeConnellsbunt lloroiiili to
? el.ttt" plu''e '"tolyimed for that purpose,
to wit: The t'ommlssloners' ofllce ut the Court
House In said llorouirh -
The Klectors of Union township to meet at
the place lately fixed for sulil purpose, to wit:
il'd"!" Scr!!.iveI" curpenter shop. neardeorKC
Schetrompf s store, In said township -
tbMT.""""" WeU" tn-l'iP tonieetut
in Li i I'"' '"'J.',''' ne"r thc Methodlsi church.
In said township,
whoeKiIi,in'i'inexoe,,,l''''J',,'Uo,,',f tm? ,e"ce
" : . ,,' or uppoiuiuieui or
"r. "" unner thc riovernuienl of the
I nited Mutes or of this State, or of unv cltv
rt .oMir,hJr""''? Ustr,n'- whetherucoinmlsslon.
. "r, "lh"vle. a subordinate oilloor or
i lTb" '" "r ue- employed under the
nf ih iV,e-.xcc""veor Judli'lary department
Si.i ii? ,e "r of l.he United States, or of any
city or Incorporated district, andalso that every
member of ('oUKrcss und of the Stute Keiflsla-i-?."
" the wiel "f common council of
any city or commissioners of uny Incorporated
d . trlot. Is by law incapable of holding or exer
J?.'', "S'hew'n'e'lme. the ofllce or appoint
uZH V . w1ut,.f - '""Pect.ir or Clerk of anv dec
i.,.?.i .(."mm"nweul,h:nnd " Inspector
"lierollloer of any such election.
shnllbeellKlijletoanyolTloeto be then voted
for, except that of un election oltlcer.
QUALIFICATIONS OF VOTKKS.
Every mule citizen twenty-one years of litre
possess uk the following oualiaoutfon.. shall bi
entitled to vote ut all elections: First, he shull
Tiul - ,kU ltlz"' ihe United Stutesut least
one month. Second, he shall have resided In
i J ""J'0," yeur (or " hvlnK previously been
a quulltled elector or native born citizen of the
;,fre.-.i i". " h,ave ""loved therefrom and re-
I in the election district where he Khali offer to
in the i e.,.iV" szr.rz ,.u.t'"1" i poen-
of aiteorupwurds he shall have paid within
' -ouuiy iux, wmcn sna
M , D a.',"!sei' le"t two months and
J!. ...;. .,. ,u,on,n ue"re tne e eet on.
State Constitution. Article VHI, .Section. I.
WHY YOU
SHOULD VISIT
THE WORLD'S FAIR.
The principal reason why a visit
should be made to thls tfreate9t 0f gx.
posltioni Is on acroant of lit educa
tional value. A visit '.o the World's
Fair Ik in itself a trip around the
world, fop fifty fonts, the price of ad
mission. Tlin president of one of our
ureiiltjst univcrsitloH hug 8niii "To tho
brllfht student the Imposition is worth
a thousand col lesre lectures." The op
portunity of a lire-time is QiTorrlod in
I which to acquire, by a few days' o-
juiiiu Ul Ills run-, Bll uuucutiou WHICH
could not otherwise be received, The
World's Fair Ground's cover over
1200 acres, beino; more than twice as
large as those of the World's Colum
bian Imposition at Chicago.
Only a few weeks remain In which to
tuke advantage of this great oppor
tunity F.very day from now until the
close of the Fair Is a "special" day.
The Wabash Is selling: dally excur
sion tickets to the Fair at greatly re
duced rales; 12 00 St. Louis and re
turn, on sale daily, except Fridays and
Saturdays. Tickets good in Palace
Ueclining Chair Cars! $15.00, St Louis,
and return. Tickets on sale daily, and
good in either Palace Ueclining Chair
Cars or Pulluun Sleeiurs. The wa
uash operntes thro-gh trains from
Pittsburg to the World's Fair Main
Entrance, all trains leavinir the mnir-
niQcent new passenger station, Corner
of Liberty Avenue and Ferry Street,
at 2:00 P. M. and 8:.i0 P. M. daily, City
Time.
Detailed information regard itig rates
and train service, to St. Louis, as
well as to many Homeseekers' points
In the west, northwest and southwest,
cheerfully furnished at
Wabash City Ticket Office. 320 Fifth Av
enue. Depot Ticket Office, Wabash Station.
Given under my hand, at my ofllce. In the
borough of MeConnellsburif. the th dav of
October. A. I), iuoi. and of the Independene'eof
ty-ninth hl"tes- ,,le oue Inmdred and twen-
DANIKI. C. FI.ECK.
Sheriff.
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
hunting, Ashing, or otherwise, under
penalty of the law provided for tres
passing. I). A. Black, Josiah Witter,
D. M. IJlack, .A.N. Witter.
lames Cutchall, Wm. LeirJy,
Uaniel G. Hinehart, Wm. S. Gracey
josepn a. hhaw, James Harnett,
Howard IJarnett, . Isaac W. Baker
Wilbur Berkst resser. JamcH itnniinn I
Je -emiah Gladfelter, Jno. A. Black's
"eirs, Kobert Miller.
New
Falling Top
Buggies,
both Factory and Handmade front
$35 to $85
Surreys t5
and
Wagons
4
Large stock on hand all the time
to select from.
W. R. EVANS,
Hustontown, Pa.
Coach
Repairing
W.H. NESBIT
Sells
MACHINE OILS
from 20 cents to 60 cents a gal
lon. Don't be deceived no
body will sell you a 00-cent
oil for 2" cents.
Mower
Sections
The undersigned hus opened
j a Coach Shop in this nlace
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
Shop formerly occupied by Albert Heikcs
and guards for all kinds of
machines at prices lower than
you have ever heard.
BINDERS
j on hand; Binder twine, Horse
j 1 lakes in fact farmer's should
; remember if they want any-
I thing in the machinery line
j that lean help them if anybody
j can.
I W.H.MSBIT,
; H Connellsburg
Warning to Trespassers.
All persons are hereby forewarned
against trespassing on any lands of
the undersigned citizens of Wells town
ship, Fulton county, Pa., by hunting,
fishing, or otherwise, under nenaltv nf
j the law provided for the punishment of
! trespassers.
: .lohu A. Wishart, James W. Barnett,
, George Voting, W. H. Spangler,
S. P. Wishart, Harvey Wishart,
I Geo. A. Stewart, A. O. Gritlith,
I J. W. Gibson,- W. K. Bivens,
Peter Guillard, Sr. Penn. Lumber Co.
JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT.
(Mark One )
Notice to Trespassers.
All persons are hereby forewarned
against trespassing on any lands of
the undersigned citizens of Wells
township. Fulton county, Pa., by either
nunting, lushing, or otherwise, under
penalty of tho law provided for tres
passing
frier,
able
P i
Henry I owe,
J. C. Foster,
W. It. Keith,
W. B. Foster,
C. A. Pluilinine.
Pcott Bolinger,
A. H. Stevens,
H. P. Metzler.
10. A. Alloway,
John M. Schenck.
Jas. L. Grisslnger, E. W. McClain.
Hamuel Houp, Itosswell Stains,
Newton Stains.
i REPRESENTATIVE IN THE GENERAL
! ASSEMBLY.
(Mark One.
lteioililh-an.
Lcalie W. Seylar.
Democratic,
Joliu f . SI
rrnhlbltion.
Ouoigu W. lilsner,
Orchard Grove
r PRICES.
A Sure Thlaf.
It is said that nothing is sure
except deatti and taxen, but that
U not altogether true. Dr. Kinir'rt
XT n; . "
"w wiaoovery ior conBumption
PROHIBITION.
Kor rremdcid and Vice I're.l.li ni.
SWALLOW
AND
CARROLL.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
(Mark SI.)
: JUDGE OF THE COURT OF COMMON
j PLEAS. .
(Mark One )
lte,ul,IU'illl.
Saimii'l Met?. Swoa.
Ih-mocralii',
Chaih S. Imuran.
SHERIIF.
(Mark One.)
Heihe'l T. Ami't.
1'anK'IO ll,-llrkk..
A. footer Milllln,
Kdwai.l II. 4'iiii.t.r,
KMward II Mcimiim'Iz.
la a .n.a J, M . ,, i.liaru-. Kuadlnn doura,
aw ui vuio air an lunz and " eiuiirmi.
a,ol l.l.l .1.. , : l.ewl l.lnrolii KaeiiNn
r,e'lildtci.
Iaiai O. Alin,lei
lii'Uiur.ralU'.
A. K. Kdw.ir.l..
Thousand run rharlw I'aln.er!
ii,,wrii I.I-UJIUIO,
H II Callii.i.
Jainca Mtui.r I.
It H,,I. i;n: .
er. iuiah Huwrf. Yank.'y,
liihn II OiavMII,
I'anlel Kk.
testify to that. Mra. C. Ii. Van-
Metre, of Shephordtown, W. V , j Ji!
says "I had aaeverecaaoof brtm-1 w'u'Imi'' siaiili"'.
oliltia nrl for a . -U,i V "r"rr. ""y.
thin I heard of, but got no ru
lief. One bottle of Dr. Kiiiir'-
New Discovery thou cured m W'l'Z'X, 'i'?."-
absolutely." It's itifalliblo f..r i wiM'mini,!IonViirorki
croup, whooping cough, yrlp, ! ore w! vl"','"'
pneumonia and consumption. ! u n.,r. "
iry ll. it s guaranteed at Trout m ( ii,oa, r iior.i.b.rar,
drug store. Trial bottlos fiej. '
Reg. sizes 50c, 1.00. i
COUNTY TREASURER.
(Mark One )
j heiiihl ran.
1 Men III W. Na e.
j !eliiwiNtto.
( Adaiu Lauveff.
j I'rohlhltlnn,
llrnry Wolf.
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
' (Mark one.)
mortoti.
. : aiu,'loan.
Kranri M. Taylir
i lemoria..
A.. I. Kor.
Corn, No
Wheat
Hye
Buckwheut
IluckwheMt
Oats
Hutter, 17; Kggs, 20.
tl.0 bbl.
$1.00 per 6(1 lbs.
7.r)c.
l0c, for silver hull
floe, for other grade.
40c.
Green coffee and sis brands of roaHt
ed to select from.
The genuine ltoss washer li.2o.
Fall Dry Goods all in ready for ex
amlnatton at prices thHt will suit you,
will give you more information next
week.
W. L. BEEKSTRESSEE,
Manager.
I ulao hereby make icnown and irlye nmiee,
thai iho ulnoe of hold, nu tt,eelore:.lrt eleei'oa
U the aeveral borouitba and towoabiua within
aald county are a a follow a, to will
(naumonla follows La flrlppo
but novor follows tho hso of
FOLEY'S aw
It stops tb Couch and hula the, )
rravaots rneumooia aad UontampUoa.
Ma. 0. Tacibb. at 111 Ouui m rkiu
rrllwr "Ut wife k4 U (rippe aad It Uft kar
Vlth a vary kad aouk na K.. lnn
Volk's Hoaai ABDTaa eared aoa ltlf.
For Sele at Trout's Drug Store.
Nt
Animals,
II s h e s ,
u r ii n t
ll ,! d a ,
lau skins,
ft,;. Wo
can teach
you b y
inii!. i:v
ery hunt-
mvVW- I" i an-
nalure-lover, should ba
to save'thu line specimens
secured. Taxidermy is very fas
cinating and prolituble. Allgun
expences easily paid, by mount
ing and selliug specimens. . Kas
liy and quickly learned by mkn,
women and hoys
The shooting season is at hand
and you will secure muny line
trophies. Why not mount them
yourself? Our school has thous
ands of successful students, and
is endorsed by all tho leading
portsmen, and sporting maga-
nes. Our rates are verv low.
lew Illustrated catalogue is now
ready. A limited number FItKK
if you mention the Fulton
Coc.vty sews. Send for one
to-day. A request on postal
brings it.
I
, '1 1 Learn t o Stuff Birds, i
i v
I
UMBEKLAND VALLPiY
TABLK. May 2(1. 1904.
Winchester...
Murtlnahurfr...
. ' iiuirerf,Lou-n . .
. j li'roeli'jUKtlu ..
; Mer,einin,rif
' Chuiuucrshurif
1 Waynesboro...
Sblppensburif .
i Newvilln
; Cai lisle "
I MeehaniuhburK,.
I OiliKbllrir..
, Arr, Harrlsburif.
1 Arr. Phila... .
Arr. New York.
Arr. Maltlmore..
i
T 'I'faln
T ' betwe
T I Hanera
no. i
I no 4
AM
at"
tA.M
7 US
8 1(1
H rW
ii Id
H (10
tA.M
VI 17
10 M
7 At, u io
7 00
7 111
8 07
8 ?K!
8 IS
8 Oh
11 48
n
12 15.
t. M
111 00
10 IS!
10 Htti
11 ll
10 10
II 20
8 17
6 tv.i
8 II
P. M.
U 00
1 Ul
1 41
(a
i! U
t 40
i 47
8 08
C 00
P.M.
no. t
P. M
ii Oil
47
8 K!
8 US
.1 20
4 H
4 47
Ii 06
IS XI
ft hh
ft 1
8 Ifi
N Kl
II 2H
9 4rl
P. M.
no. 10
tP.M
7 14
8 00
8 81
'i'rn
9 24
8 4JS
10 07
10 10
III .11
II 18
11 17
12 ft!
12 '
"il
1U ill
4 28
7 13
10 2fi
4 SI
7 IS
2 HO) 7 Ifi
lA. M. A. M
In No. 12 easj. runs dally exuept Sunday
HI, HkUIn.,r.wn ..-..I 1 1 t......l . .
a 'jT -v" """'Ml fc xiarriaoury
: j Additional east-bound looul train will run
dally except Sunday, aa foliowaT Le5
I Jv',n sl. , u m- ' P- 8. la p.m., leaxe
t I Meehunlosburx A..ii a. tu." 7.28 a. m.. W p D,.!
I j P-Leave Dlllsburg 6.85 u. m., lo;oo a.
i Tralna Noa. 2.8 aud no run dull; between Ha
f k-omtowu und Harrlaburif
T ! Litlly.
I ' oaily except Sunday.
X UO. ljDO. 81
Hultlmore
New York
Fhllu
Harrfsburtf
Dilisburir.
Mouhuuioaburg..
Curlitile
Newville
Shlppeosburi,'. ..
Waynesboro....
Chambersburif..
Meroei-sburK.. .
Ureoncustle ....
HaKerHtown ....
Murtinshurir
Ar. Winchester.
P. M
11 fV'i
A. M
4 44
7 fV14 10
11 40
6 00
6 10
6 40
8 01
6 30
Oil)
ft it.
1 05110 01
7 27llO tl
8 ntlii loi
8 10 11 66
Ia. m.a. m.
4
1 hh
8 eo
8 IS
8 !I7
8 00
8 18
10 32
8 88
10 80
no. e do. 7 no. 81 108
A M A.M P.M P.M.
856 12 00 4 8ft 880
8 66 8 56 6 66
8 411 11 40 $A 80 8 86
11 46 8 30 8 26 11 06
4 02
IS 08 8 87 8 43 11 tS
12 84 67 9 04 II 42
12 4N 4 It) 8 24 12 02
I W 4 3:1 9 4.' 12 18
i 00 6 6S ....
1 !tt 4 h i 10 00 12 M
6 4H
I 60 6 HI 10 24 ii M
8 10 6 37 10 46 1 16
8 24
7 10
P. M. P. M. P. M A. U.
TUP WADTUWflOiPPDM
111U 41VU 1 11 II CiOl CiUll I i ?, " , "arnsourir and Huiferatowu, I
Z. I iu HarrlsburK nt 5.15 p.m. und arrlvluir at
SCHOOL OF TAXIDERMY, l lullZl
Suite 306 Com. National t
Bank," Omaha, Nebraska.
One Minute Cough Cure
KILL the COUCH
AND CURE THE LUNGS
""'"Or.Kins's
llm Discovorv
ONSUIWPTION Prlct
0UGH8 and 50e M1.00
'OLDS Free Trial.
Surest and aujeteet Cure for all
THROAT and LUNO TEOUB.
LE8, or MONEY BA01C
?Eff flYKOYAL PILLS
li '. J "f.!.-1 -4..lfcH In u4 uih.
Hi "rtT'Ti?""' "-'-"o,i.a.fc uo
.. jj"ioHiiBTa uiBMiOAr. no.'
,"-, r. -II.t rA.
HwanUllHm
Train sin 17 ... , j.
between HaVrtsburV d-HaerTaV:
Aililll 'nr.-.l N...t.u'i.. ,. .. . .
tion. u. . ;.jiir xrm7srzsz
forMeohaulcsburif DilTsburif and intermediate
statlonsat 7 80 a. m.. 3.10 p. m. and 8.30 p. m.
Trains No. 1.8 and 108 run dully between
HarriHhur. and Haicrstown.
v,rl; ul'1lSft'oe,,,le!PlD,'0,4r between Now
w2t.l not"""!! i'blladelph a and
ad tf K"yu tralna 108 ww
S2?b e!l,stl clotPt lliut on Sunday the l'bna
lelnhia sleeper will run east on No 2
brtutth0o'!he'' w na ,roni I'hdiplU
on trains t and 4
t Lrally exuopt Suudav
b", anu r ana h west.
SOUTHERN PENN' A R. R. TRAINS.
Pu.
t67
P. M
6 00
t II
ft 4H
ON
8 15
P.M.
468
A U
9 46
9 67
10 90
10 6S
11 06
M.
I Mix
tl
A M
8 65
7 14
H IS
8 60
9 C6
I. M.
Chambersbury . .'
rnarioD
.Meroersburg..
.... .Loudon
...Ulohrond....
I'aa
4
4 M
8 4h
8 38
H (in
t rM
I M.I
I Mix
tar-
A M
II 60
I U
10 :
8 42
no
lA. H
I'u.
P.M.
4 16
.i M
8 DO
t h"
t 61
Vlcii Pres. 4 i;en. nupt. s
II. A. ItlDDM.; Uon Pua. AreDt.' '
i
x
BO VF1HV
EXPERIENCE
'" A
A3r Thadc Marks
" aeodinf a aketrh and deaertptlnn nay
iiivuiiiIoii ia probably patentable. Ciinimuiiloa.
nui:Hir aaiwiain our onininii hum
tl..lrllr e.inddenll.1. Ilwdbookon PatauU
lent free lfl,lMt aueiir (or uwwir,...
,'l!t?"u,..,1"", "hrouah Maun A
HittUU Hut lea, wiihoul eliarae, u the
i Co. namt99
R)iJEirsno:nnr
Scientific Tir.ttk
t hanilanrnaly lllnatrated weakly Ijuweat etr.
,,l.ll,i of any aulantise loaraal, Taroii. $8 .
rii-u-1 four month, ti. oM by all newadaalara,
tlodol Dycpspsla Curo
Cigt what you tmt.
ADyEMT.St IS
The Falton Connty New,