The most reliable prepnratios j ft.r kidney troubles on the market is Foley's Kidney Cure. Sold by ; all dealers. This is a g Ki time to sub scribe for the Fclton County News. 'lily a dollar a year in ad van o. Jury Commissioner aud Mrs. S i m ou Des h ng of Pleasan t Kidge, speut Saturday at the County Seat. Mrs. Kin ma Sharps and her daufjlitfrinlaw, Mrs. Quincy Cliue of Knobsville, visited Mrs. Sliarpe's son at Kearney. David Ilershey and family of Waterfall, were called here Sat urday on account of the death of Mrs. Catherine Kotz. There will be an oyster supper at the Salvation Army church near Dig Cove Tannery, on Fri day and S iturday evening. Mrs. S. Iv. Pittman and son Krnory, aud John G. Ewing, of llarrisonville, were among thoso from a distance who attended the funeral of Mrs. Rotz Sunday. .Mothers cau safely give Foley's Honey and Tar to their children for coughs and colds, for it con i ..ius no opiates or other poisons. Sold by all dealers. Wanted at Paul Wagner's tan-i.u.-y, McCounellsburg, tallow, bovjflndes, horsehides, callskins, :u i sheepskins, for which the i ighest market price in cash will 1-0 paid. K'ev. C. D. Segelken of Dills i)i;rg, York county, has accepted a call to the pastorate of the Pres l.vteriau churches at Fannetts hurg aud Burnt Cabins, to suc ceed the late Rev. J. Smith Gor dou, deceased. I.a.st Thursday K L. , Wesley sola r.is Montgomery Hotel prop erty, Chamberjburg toW. A. Laird, of Duucanuon. Mr. Wes ley has owned the property for eighteen years, and Mr. Laird has been proprietor of the Jones House at Uuueaniiou during the past ton years. W. Tiraut Wink spent a few hours in town last Saturday. iraut is now teaching his eight eenth successive year in the pub lie schools of Fulton county, and has never lost but one week by sickness mall that time. H'3 is now teaching his fourth term at Laidig, and says he has some of tlie brightest boys and girls in his school that he has ever had in all his teaching. A Card. We lake this opportunity to thank all those who rendered us such faithful service and kind at tention in our great afiliction of the past week. J.ujoH Rotz axi Family. Wanted. Six men to work in and around tannery. Married men prefer red. Apply in person to Saltillo Tannery, Saltillo, Pa. 2t. H.CULIAR DISAPPEARANCE. J. D. liuuyan. of Butlerville, O., laid the peculiar disappearance nf his painful symytons of indi gestion aud biliousness to Dr. K ig's Xew Life Pills. He says : " They are a perfect remedy fr r (U. :inens,sour stomach, headache, constipation, etc." Guaranteed n' Trout's drug store, price J.'c. PLEASANT klDliH. lieury Dishong, wife aud daughter and Mrs. Absalom Mel lott spent last Wednesday at Morgan Dishong's. Jonn J-ake lias purchased a horse of Ephraim Mellott. ' Howard Strait and Nathan Tru a have gone to Somerset coun ty 10 work on farms. Watson Schooley made his an nual visit among the taxpayers last Wednesday. J. H. Fake and family, and Rev. Dutnvillo attended preaching at tho Dunkard church last Satur day night. Charley Mellott and Burns Dlshpng visited the latter 's uncle, Morgan Dishong last Sunday. Harry Mummais busy hauling logs for Mrs. Thos. Hessler. .las. A. Mellott is getting out lumber for a new barn. FleodUk Suffering. is often caused by sores, ulcers and cancers, that eat away your skio. Wm. Bedell, of Flat Rock, M ich., says: "I have used Buck len ' A r uica Salve for ulcers, sores and cancers. It is tho best heal ing dressing X everf found." Soothes and heals cuts, burns and scalds. 25c at Trout's drug store; guaranteed. ?als Register. Thursday, February 23. Mrs. Sophia G rests, administratrix, will sell at the late residence of Mrs. Eva C. Eckert, deceased, on the Chambrsburg turnpike, about 2 miles east of McConnells burg, the Eckert real estate, con sisting of the home property, and a tract of 130 acres of mountain land. Sale begins at 2 o'clock, p. m. Saturday, February 25. Frank M. Lodge, administrator, of the i estate of Jno M. Lodge, will sell at the late residence of the deced ent, 1 mile north of Kmmaville, the mansion farm and a tract of woodland adjaccut, altogether 175 acres. Sale begins at 1 o'clock p. in. Saturday, February 25. Join T. Kerlin will sell at his residence at Clear Ridge, hor.es, cattle, farming implements, grain, c. Sale begins at 10 o'clock a. m. Credit of 9 mouths. Saturday, February 25, John H. Truax, intending to quit farm ing, will sell at his residence in the Meadowgrouncls, one fc-vr.-old mare, 3 good milch cows, 2 spring calves, Farming imple ments, rye and potataes, house hold goods, &n. Sale begins at 10 o'clock, credit ! months. Saturday, February 2 1. Mrs. Amos Sipes will sell at her resi dence on the Benedict farm on the State Road, one mile west of Fort Littleton, horses, cattle, farming implements, corn fodder, potatoes, household goods, Arc. Sale begins at 10 o'clock. Credit 1 months. Tuesday, February 2S, G. W. Sipes will sell at his former home place, .V mile south of Need more, household goods, farming imple ments oak shingles, clover seed, aud many other things. Sale be gins at 10 o'clock. Wednesday, March 1. W. H. Nelson will sell at the Big Spring farm 1 mile south of Webster Mills, all his live stock, farming implements, Ac. See advertise ment in another column. Friday, Marcli 3. Mrs. Eliza Crosty having sold her house and lot and intending to remove from this place, will sell at her resi dence in McConnellsburg, house hold goods and kitchen furniture and many other articles. Sale begins at 10 o'clock. Saturday, March J. Intend ing to remove from the county, Mrs. Robert A. Fisher will sell at her residence in McConnellsburg, all her household and kitcheu furniture, and many other things. Sale begins at 1 o'clock. Tuesday, March 7. Having rented his farm, R. M. Cline will sell at his residence at Fort Lit tleton, hisentirelot of stock, farm ing implements, &c. See Post ers. Thursday, March 9. L. K. Cline will sell at his residence at Burnt Cabins, live stock, farm ing implements, Ac. Sale begins at 10 o'clock sharp. Saturday, March 11. Mrs. Kate Shoemaker will sell at her former residenca at Uustontown household furniture, sleigh, Port land cutter, and many other things. Sale begins at 10 o'clock. Friday, March 17. James Yores will sell at his residence in McConnellsburg, three horses, cow, wagon, buggies, &c. Sale begins at 1 o'clock. Credit 10 months. Monday, Marcli 20, Caleb B Hockeusmith, having sold his farm and intending to remove from the County, will sell at his residence, 1 mile northwest of Harrison ville, horses, cattle, hogs, farming implements, hay, com, oats, potatoes, household goods, etc. Sale begins at ft o'clock. Credit 9 months. Friday, March 21, S. K. Pitt man, having sold his real estate at Harrisonville, will sell at pub lic sale, his stock, household goods, store goods, fcc. Sale be gins at 10 o'clock. He will also begin to auction off his store goods on Saturday 18th at 1 o' clock, to be coutinued. A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES. Itching, blind, bleeding or pro truding piles. Druggists refund money if Pazo Ointment fails to cure any case, no matter of how long standing, in 0 to 11 days. First application gives case and rest. 50c. If your druggist hasn't it Bend 50c in stamps and it will be forwarded post paid by Paris Medicine Co., St. Louis, Mo. Tom Watson's Magazine "Th .MiiKiilne That llu An Men linck Of II" Have sou hi'iiril lion Tlio, I' Wntsnu. of llt'orttiu liui lie'.'un tho piiilio:tllin l u inniiii7.lu' ; Voit know who Mr. Wntson In? Uc.'i tlif ninu who wrnto "Tho Story of Franco." ' LI To of Xtipolitmi," und "Tho Life rttitl Tlmos of TlioiiniN Jollei-Non." Ho was Iho pooplo's I'nrty ountlidiile for lreitlonl lnM year. Plrsl nnnilifror TOM WATSON HMAUAZIXK III lie pul.ll-.hoi1 Kob. IS. Fur miIo hi ill tiow-HtHml --price Itv. Itv mull. 00 pr-r your. You will miss tho most Interostintf :!-pttiiO muitiiliif In Amorlcii If you full to pot. thN numtior. Ak your nowMlonlor for Tux Wviniin's Mm.azink -or. Iioltor will. cml ii dollar for m yonr'H subi'rlplion to TOM WATSON'S MAIIAZINI-.. Ill Wost -:nd Slroot. Nrw YollK Citt. X. . (il:M. Our old neighbors, Georgo C. Sipes and family, spent one day last week on this side of the mountain among relatives. . Aunt Nancy Peck spent last Friday with her sou William II. of this place. The big meeting at the Dunk ard church which closed Sunday eveuiug was a very successful one. A sledload from Sipes Mill of young people was circulating among Iriends Sunday. They say "Enjoy life while you are liv ing!" Tompio Snyder accom panied them to preachiug Sun day evening. Rev. Powers of Needmore, ex pects to begin a protracted meet ing at Autioch uext Sunday eveu iug. Miss Minuie Funk spent Satur day and Sundav at her home near Needmore. Jacob Hill is on tho sick list. Mrs. Hann of Licking Creek township, moved to tho Brick Home fr.rm last week. We are glad tc. have more neighbors. A NKiHT ALARM. Worse than an alarm of lire at night is the brassy cough of croup, which sounds like thechii-' dren's death kueli and it menus death unless something is done quickly. Foley's Honey and Tar never fails to give instant relief and quickly cures the worst forms of croup. Mrs. P. L. Cordier, of Mannington, Ky., writes: "My three-year-old girl had a severe case of croup; the doctor said she could not live. I got a bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar, the first dose gave quick lehef and saved her life." Refuse substitutes. Sold by all dealers. NUEDMORE. Ilev. Powers is ou the mend now, but is still unable to fulfill all appointments. D. (larlaud is on tho sick list at this writing. John D. Mellott and Wink Bros, are busy sawing wood for the peo ple around Needmore. There was a birthday party at Hiram Hill's Thursday. In referring to the enforcement of the compulsory attendance law, your reporter from' this place last week said "it did not used to be so." Now, wo would not intimate that he would wilful ly misrepresent facts, but he evidently did not have a school report on his desk or had his spectacles on upside down, or he would have known that for years the schoolboard have had just this name difficulty, and more too if tney had looked after it. Prof. B. C. Lamberson made a business trip to Needmore last Suturday. THE SUNSHINE OF SPRING. The salve that cures without a scar is DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salvo. Cuts, burns, boils, bruis es and piles disappear before the use of this salvo as snow before the sunshine of spring. Miss H M. Middleton, Thebes, 1)1., says: "I was seriously alllicted with a fever tiore that was very painful. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cur ed me in less than week." Get the genuine. Sold at Trout's drug store. Card of Thanks. Mr. Milton Kline and family wish through the columns of the "News" to thank their friends aqd neighbors for their kindness dur ing the illness of twenty-four hours and doa'h of their little son James Brady. TO CURE A COLD IN OMR DAY Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All drupgisU refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. (irov.'s signaturo is on each box. 25c Inauguration, March 4. I :.. t i 1 1 1 rrivi rr tz ,.,:ii i.-:,u a. Ladies, T. J. WIENER, will turnish your traveling ready-to-wear tailored out-fit early spring styles, all in hats, veilings, neck-wear, glove, V, Corsets, gloves, veil ings, embroideries, neck-wear, ladies' sweaters, knit under wear, Superb line of black dress goods. Infant caps and wraps, Fur collar ettes mark ed down to 1.25. MILLINERY Akmrning milli nery a specialty. 1 J yd wide bcotch cloth at Aoc per yd. Alienors. The "Bert" read y-to- wear Host trade prices T. J. WIENER, Sale Without Reserve J will m'I! tit public sale without reserve, re. iiiUh'ss or prior or cnM, TUESDAY, MARCH 7. 1905. On tny furm. ut Charlton. W. M. K. K., neiir HiDrerxLou u. MJ . nil my hiris. cuttle, sheep, hogs ami fit i in machinery. 20-PERCHERON HORSES 20 A moo if them xome llnu hiooii muras, work horses, un especially Hue loi of Colt, , und U yeunsold. iiteltuliuL' i resist ereO Uilliou.v uutl ti rc'istenMl hrood mare, in foul to a retrKter ed si all ion. Prize pinners. 26 SHORT HORNS-26 ltc(;Mercd stock, murium them a show bull, wettlit 'J, JWi 11.. 3 times winner of 1st premium at Hnersiow n Fair, cows ueihiii'-' 1.100. 1,5X and Hk.. beef breed: nKo, sopm line dairy Shorthorn-. 100 BERKSHIRES 100 .' herd hours, i from 1st prize litter at the I'an American Exposition; u lurie number of sows, youn hoars und sowh not akin; tju head registered stock from best hrds In America, as well n imported. 22 SHROPSHIRES 22 lieiNt'Ted stock, ." ram-;, li ewes, musUv i, :and :i years old. blood of "Altamont" and "Folly Farm" crossed. Ewes w ill a erutfe 'JUl; lbs. Ham 1st prize w innernt Huerstown Fair Write for description list to FU AN If w. M1SH. 23 Ihnrerstowu, Maryland. PUBLIC SALE - OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 25. 1905 Ity virtue of unorder of the Orphan's Court I of Fulton courjty. the umlprsitfueri. urinilnistm- tor of the pstntu of John M. Lodii. lute of ! llru ih Creek township. Fulton eountv. Pu.. do- ' eeused. will sell lit publie sule at the lute rosl- ' deuee of the deeedent. oue mile north of Km- I tnuvilie the following Keul Kslate. to wit: The' MANSION I'AKM.CONTAINIM; more or less, und udjiilnlu'.' Inuds of C. I). His- ' son. Henry Shuw. Mrs. K. M. Tiilure, Ellzubeth ! MeKll.bln. nud F. M. Ij)iHro. The fiirtn proper ! contains. uores nearly all of whleh iseleared I and in rood state of cultivation The improve ; mc-nts are a good two-und-u-hulf Ntorv ' I l-t f ry t-l DVUELLI.Nti llanli Hum, Wunonslied, Corneriljs, and other necessary outbulldlnus. The place Is well wa tered, und there Is u never fuilim.' sprint? neur the door. There Is o:i the farm an orchard of exeelleut fruit. The rcinulniut,' 10o acres Is mountain land adjoining the home tract and covered with limber. Sale bettlns at I o'clock p. M. Ti'.UMS :-Ten per cent, of hid onduyof sale one-third, luoludlnt' the ten per cent, su conllr mutioti of sule. aud the residue In twoequul annual payments from date of continuation, with interest. FKAN'K M. I.OIXJ , 31-0". Administrator. Adminisrator's Notice. Letters of administration ou the estate of Mir. Susan C. I'ugt-rlatft of Mcnolinelkhnri. Fulton oounty. Pa. .deceased, having been grant i edby the Itei.'ister of Wills for Fulton county, i to tue suiiscrioer. whose postoltlca uddress Is Met 'onuel'sliuig. Pillion County. Pa. ,u-l persons w ho are ludebled to Ihe suid estate will please make payment, und tnose having claims will oreseut them to IKO. II. IJANIULS. f'HAS.F. NESI1IT. Administrators, c. t. u. McCounellsburg. Pi l-l-OTHlw. Auditor's Notice. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned auditor appointed to make distribution of the I funds in the hands of M. it. shatfner, executor of the inst will. a;,... of i;atheiiue I Ptx, late of Tod township, deceased, will sit in : his oitice iu MciJonuellsbuig. Pa , for t lit, per foruiauee of suid duly ou Prlday, Mnrch 15, i l'..l.-, at 10 o'clock, a. ni.. wh.-ii and vl-I,m,.J i all persons interested may attend if they see I proper, .1. NKI.NO.N' SIPKS. 1 '-'-'- Auditor, Auditor's Notice. The undersigned auditor appointed by Ihe Orphans' Court of Pulton coiiuiy to pass upou exceptions und to tnulce distribution of the balauue of the funds in the hands of T. Klliott Heniing, udiniulsirutor of the Estate or James L. Kerlin. lute of Taylor township, deceused, will sit for the purpose of his appolutiuenl ut his ottlce In McConnellsliiirg, Pu., on Prldify, the Hrd day of March, 'H, at 10 o'clock, a. ni, of said day, when all persons having claims against said estate may appear und make proof of same or otherwise bo forever debarred from partlclpaliug In tire fund. I1KU H. UANIKLM. iMMw. Auditor. ' Register and Clerk's Notice. Notice w hereby given that the following named accountants iiuve tiled their accounts in the Kegister and Clerk' oltlce or Pulton county, pa., and that the same will be present ed to the Orphans' Court of suid oountv for uoullnnutlon ou the Hrd Monday of March next, being the JUn day ut 3 0 clock P. M. I, First and final account or Stllwell W Truux. udminlstrutor or the estate or Isaac j, Peck late of Thouipsou township, deceased. i first aud Dual account of J. Tllden Hill ad ministrator e. l. a. of the estate of John Hill late of lletuel towuslilp, deceased. 3. First and .final account of M. U. Shaffunr. Ksm., executor i,f the last will and testumeut of tvlliur Usher lute of Tod towushls, deceas ed, Uelsler' Otllue. I Pen. ai, luun. I OKO. A. HAHKIH. Heglster. See the closing out stock "cut prices" on ladies' and misses coats. Perfect styles. t Muslin, canton llan nel, flannelettes, cal icoes, eiderdown, gingham, table linen, towels and toweling, for K'S and Poultry. HANCOCK, AID. PUBLIC SALE. OF VALUABLE I'URSONnL I Ff O PERTY I The uwleiNlKned, h.ivlmr Hold his f:irm. will sc at the His? SprlDg l'.vrm Id the i.'iirunr, I niilf south of WulisiKr Mills ON WEDNESDAY. MARCH 1, 1905. the fullouiUL' personal property, to wil: 8 HEAD OF GOOD HORSES -8 1 Hay Htnso old, lint all rlhl. weight liao. good leader und saddle horse: I Hay llorpe Id years old. weight about 1 1:0. Knod leader: I Hay HoimciI years old. w eltrht obnul U00, wood off side horse; 1 very dark dray Horse 5 years old. ubout 1 1100 lbs., good leader: lioau Mare 9 years old, weight 1510, good leader: I dray Mure 8 years old, well broken to vtorli, about l-.'OO; I Sorrel Mure :i years old, about MHO lbs.: 1 (Iruy Mare a yearn old. Inrje. 45 HEAD OF FINE CATTLE -45 are Milch (tows. 10 of which are now fresli, !; arc Young Cattle aud 1 Hull Among the above lot ot Cattle are live fidl bred Polled An gus from the herd of the lute John I.ortz of Cliambersbur'-'. 18 HBAU OF HOGS-IH 6 llrood Sows, 1 Hoar uutl r; line Shot en; i! Steel Water Trourhs one 10-11., the other li. 1 Mny-rorh. Rope and pulleys. I Dinner Hell, 2 Wheelbarrows, Culling Hos, 2 Spring-tooth Harrows, "sets Wngou Hoanls, -i -OEHNiiNU mownns J, I Piano Mower. I Hay Tedder. I Hay Hake, 1 l'hosphate Drill. 2 sets Ereechbunds, 'J sets or Yankee Harness, sets Front Oeurs, 6 Illlnd IliWles. 4 Collars, 7 Halters. 2 Saddles, S pair Check l.inus, one set Single Harness, Leath er Fly Nets, i Cross Hats, 1 Dlggluglron, I Mat tock. : Picks. 1 tirlndstoue, lot Cow Chains, I Log Chain, I Fifth Chain, 300 - BARRELS OF CORN-300 inn Hushelsof Hye. 4 Hushels of Clover Feed, Wagons one heavy Faun Wagon, cue (-horse Wagon witb:iO bbl. uotl.nnd one ahorse Wagon w ith Irt tabl. bed. 1 Spring Wugon. 1 Sled. I Sleigh. 8 sets Shelving Ladders, l"5 TOINS HftY- l"S, -' Harrels of good Cider Vlneger. 1 S-horse Syracuse I'low, i Miorse Syracuse Plows, S double shovel Plows, I single Shovel Plow, I ii-horse Corn Plow (( halleugc), 2 Scoop Shov els, lot or Forks und Rakes, one S-horse Double tree, t wo 2-horse Double trees, 4 Single-trees, 1 Spreader, '.' .lockcy Sticks. 8 pair IluttTruc- j es, i pair llreast Chains, and manv other urtl ; cics. j Sate to begin (it 0 o'clock a. m , sharp, when i a credit of it months will be given ou till sums of .von or more on note with approved securl j ly; less than it'i. Cash. W. 11. NELSON. JACOII Cltnl'SK, Auct. PUBLIC SALE OP VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON TIUHSDAV, M.IIKL'AKV 2:, IH05 lly virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court of Fnlton county, the uuderslgned administra trix of the i-Ktaie of Eva C. Kckeit, late of Tod township. Fulton county, Pa , deceused. will sell at the late residence ol the decedent on the Chauibersburg Turnpike, about two tulles cast, of McConnellsburg. the following Heal Kslate, to wit: The undivided one-half Inter- ,'st ln 1 30 ACRES I OF MOUNTAIN LAND I lying ou the western siope of T,usearora moun ! tain along the Turnplko- part In Ayr, aud part S iu Tod township adjoining lunds or George O, I Scott's heirs Magsain's heirs, Peter Klnltl aud j others. This laud Is well covered with Oak ' and Pino timber euslly uecesiiiblo. ', Also, us administratrix e. t, a. of the estate ' of Christopher Kckert, late of Tod township, j Fulton county. Pa., deceased, by virtuejof the j same power iu Iter vested, the undersigned will I sell ut the same time und Spluce the MANSION TRBCT couiulnlng ft neres and 0 perches-all cleared and under cultivation. The Improvements are a l'- slury LOG HOUSE i nculhf rhourded, and contains four rooms; i stable and other outbuildings. This properly , is well watered, aud contains an i ABUNDANCE OF FRUIT trees and grape vines In line bearing condition.. Sale begins at '. o'clock p..tu TKliMS:- Twcuty-llve percent, or bid when property Is knocked dow n: one-hult, including I the tweuty-tlve per cent, upon oonllrinullun of j of sale, and the htUiiuce iu one yeur with Inter j est from continual Ion. I . SDPIIIA (1I1K3S, EXfOClTTOU'SNOTIOK. I.'antwill and lestu ment of Uavld llcciner.lute of TuvJor town I Hhlp. Pulton county. Peuusylvaula. deeeused. ; l.ellci-s lestauientary oh the atiove estate j huvlug been granted to the unilersigucd, all j persons Indebted to the suid estate ure rtt- i4uvtsivu to iiiuae puyuieui., anu iiiosu nuviun uluiuiH to preseut the sauie without delay to liO. 1). HPKPNK.lt. I.YDIA A HKIIPM-IK, Kxecutoia, Ilustomown. Pa. For Bale at Ti out's drug store. "Ask for the 1905 r CO) (Ol (0) hJ . h rV DOLLARS Your dollars will go farther at our store than any where else. We have just received a car of Barb Wire, Smooth Wire and Nails which we bought in November when the price was the lowest, and we can sell to you now for less than factory price. j r A A n"rCr Woven Wire Fencing 1 J U U IT J Lfk3 at Prices so ,ow as t() Surprise all. 9 strand heavy wire 35 cents per rod; 6 strand heavy wire 25 cents per rod. Good yellow muslin 5 1-4 cents per yard by the web. 500 yards fancy Rag Carpet 35, 45, and 50 cents per yaid. 40 COOK STOVES and RANGES on hand to select from, 13 Furniture We and steel root to put on it, and paint for outside and in; and then furnish it from Top to Bot tom at bottom Prices. We are having built 3 Carloads of Buggies and Wagons which will be here in April and lor high grade guaranteed work, we will sell lower than any other dealer in the county. We get JoJblbers Prices and will sell at wholesale prices. We have bought 200 Tons of PHOSPHATE you get nice iresh goods here, and our price will be lower than others. Remember we have 3 Stores in Huntingdon county. CLAY Three Springs, Pa. SPRING g 33 ha m n M i l ; ) I ! :M ( l ( fl I H ! ', ( ni m ni n. n ni ni n ni r ANNOUNCEMENT 1905 The time of year is soon ltere and you will soon bog-In to look up your Summer Clothing-. Our stylos for Spring anil Summer are all in now waiting; your "inspec tion. The styles and colorings for this spring are nicer than ever and you will hnd uny thing you may want here. Our list of customers have been growing rapidly and our motto is to please every body, as we use tho best method of building a suit. Call in and look over our goods and prices and place your order, und once we have built you a suit, you will come back again. ! J GOLDSMITH'S TAILORING PLACE All clothing bought here will be pressed free for six months. Goldsmith's Tailoring Place, McConnellsburg, Fa. ni , i ' -r -v -A v m.mmm M to m m m Read This Twice Star Trading Stamps Given, Fix It on Your Memory, It is interesting to know "that" $12.95 buys an Oak Bedroom Suit. $12.95 buys a Parlor Suit. $ 2.95 buys an Enamel Iron Bed full size. t? rcr buy9aVelourcouered W95 Couch A postal will bring you an Illustrated elrculur. It will'jiost you on prices. Complete line of Furnltuw, Carpets, Mattings, Oil Cloth, Lace Curtains, Shades, etc. " . Sttir Trading tumps given. . Frank E. Miller, 13-17 East Market Street, Chambersburgi Pq, f Closo to W. M. It. It. depot. i DYSPEPSIA CURE DIGESTS WHAT YOU EAT TU 11.00 bottteeonUlns 2H ttmtth trUI Kte, which mH. lor to cmt ' BIMIID OKLT AT TN. LAIOIUTOItY Ot ' B. C. DcWITT St COMPANY, CHICAGO. ILX. Kodol Almanac and 20 to $35 each. Cheap, medium and high priced. can furnish you hardware glass to put up a house, a which will be in in time forspnng plant ing. We carry no fertilizers over; so and enjoy the distinction of carrying the largest variety of merchandise of any firm PARK, SUMMER 1 . f,ll 5t m Hi m n Ml Year Calendar.
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