Pleasant KidK. ' J. F. Hps was helping Emorv Hosnlor move from the Cove to the Speer farm at Saluviu. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mellott loft Inst Sunday for Kohinsnnvillr on n visit. Triinx X Shives Bros, are mak ing n job lot cf shingles for Mi ilmel Mellott. Isaac Fink is boasting of the amount of clover seed he sowed in one day. Isaac can make the feath ers Ily when tho wind U Mowing. Michael Hard finished burning his limekiln last week. George V. Morton lost a pair of spectacles last Friday. George savs he took them along to cut limekiln wood. A very sharp tool for a man to work with. .In rob Kau fl man and son have purchased a well, Jake says he bought it for an engine, but it looks like the Irishman's black smith shop on wheels a monster traction engine of Georsre Fish er's. Luther Smith and family. Til - Ion Hill and family, F. K. Shives and son I). ( i ., spent Sunday at Fphraim Sidles', Mrs. Skiles be ing in very poor health. Keiiben Daniels, an aged citizen of Licking Creek tow unship, died April 1st, having been a sufferer for a number of years. Interment was made tit Sideling Hill Chris tian church Sunday afternoon at o'cloek. WON A NAE OF FAME. UeWitt's Little Early Risers, the famous little pill, have been made famous by their certain yet harmless and gentle action upon the bowels and livoe. They have no equal for biliousness, consti pation, etc. They do not weaken tho stomach, gripe, or make you feel sick. Once used always pre ferred. They strengthen. Sold at Trout's drug store. Wells Tannery. Mrs. V. I). Schenck is visiting friends in Shy Heaver. ' Hon. S. P. Wi.shart spent Thurs day and Friday of last week in Mt:('onnellsburg. Mr. IJlainliergstresserand Miss Nora (i racy spent Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Har nett. - Master Kllis Sprowl is a very fcick child at this writing. lie is under the care of lr. 11. 1?. Camp bell. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Deshong moved into the Odd Fellows' building. This was about the only change here April first. Mrs. John Snow was at Everett 1 ridav of last week to see her sis ter, Mis Susie May, who is very ill. The ladies' Aid and Christian Endeavor societies of Wells Tan nery will have a social in the Hall next Saturdaj' evening; chicken swullop, cake, ice cream and fruit will oe served. Every person cor dially invited. Miss Beryl Kelly, who has been spending the winter with her brother, Aaron Kelly, returned to her home in Tyrone;. Prof. H. M.iGrillith, who has been wick for two weeks, has again taken up his work in the High School. Mrs. Grillith, we are glad to know, is improving in health. D. 1!. Sipes, of Saxton, spent several days last week with friends m this place. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. ( ireenland entertained a number of their voung friends verv pleasanlly last Wednesday evening. The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pine Grove M. E. church met at Nevin Liidig's on Thursday of last week. The industry of its member could only be compared to a hive of bee. Mrs. G. W. Sipe is visiting her i.ster, Mrs. Quinter, of Hunting don. The reputable young man, men tioned in last weeks "Nkws," as .wending his way down the roud, with his violin, on last Sat urday evening, was accompanied by another young gentleman, with ,a guitar, ,-git-thar'' wending his way to J. (J. Kirk's; weare unable to say whether to attend a "mis sionary meeting" or to assist in dish-washing. Which was it, Wal ter i PLANS TO F.T RICH are often frustrated by sudden breaking down, due to dyspepsia or constipation. Brace upand take Dr. King's New Life Pills. They take out tho material which are clogging your energies and give you -a new start. Cure headache nud dizziness too, AtTr'uit'udrug store; 25c guaranteed. Sale Register. I Thursday, April . Carey T. Layton, intending to relinquish farmiog, will sell at lite residence in Whips Cove, horses, mules, cattle, sheep, hogs, farming im plements, household goods, &c. Salo begins at !i o'clock, sharp. Credit 8 months. Thursday, April 13. Charles T.Dixon, having sold his farm, will sell at public sale at his resi deure at Sipes Mill, live stock, farming implements, household goods, Ac. Sale begins at 10 o' clock. Credit 9 months. Bark Wanted. We are in the market for a i large quantity, this year's peel, j Kock Oak aud Hemlock bark. I' or prices, apply to Saltii, 1.(1 TAX. Ni:iY, S L'O-mJ. Saltillo, Pa. 1 MKW Cl'KE FOR CANCKR. All surface cancers are now '. known to becurable.by Uuckleu's ' Arnica Salve, .las. Walter's, of Dufheld, Ya., writes: "I had a cancer on my lip for years, that I seemed incurable, till Bucklen's ; I Arnica Salve healed it, and now; it is perfectly well." Guaranteed cure for cuts and burns, i'.'c at; ! Trout's drug store. I Thanks. Mrs. Audrew Ueinbaugh de-1 sires through the "News" to ex-; press her sincere gratitudo to ' her kind ueighbors and friends I for their many acts of kindness ' and words of tender sympathy! in the bereavement of her lament ed husband. Bl'RNT CABINS. Mrs. Elizabeth Kepper, of Or bisonia, is visiting J no. E. Speck's family. Lewis Harris closed his school last Friday. Jacob W. Miller is gutting bet ter. He walked over to the jxir sonage last Thursday. John Gill is moved from.Cb.as. McGeheo's farm to the Kalbach I farm at Fort. Littleton last Satur- ! dav. 1 Mrs. Nancy Comeror is very ; ill at this writing. David Robinson is singing, "Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep. " I t's a boy. Lewis Harris, accompanied by Miss Hlaucho Skipper, spent! Saturday evening at McConnells- i burg. ' The P. O. S. of A. order had an ! oyster supper' in their hall last i Saturday evening for tneir mem-' bers and friends. j Rev. Phillips started Tuesday ' for his home at Enisville, Pa. We ' are sorry to see him leave. A OlARANTEliU 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 1-1 days. First application gives ease and rest. 50c. If your druggisthasn't it send 50c in stamps and it will bo forwarded post-paid by Paris Medicine Co., St. Louis, Mo. AGENTS ANYBODY CAN DOIT AGENTS We want good live representa tives to take orders for "Peuroor Pearl" Medallions. Entirely new. Sell at sight. Uig money. Ex clusive territory given. Agents' supplies. Novelties up-to-date. Write at once. Universal Man ufacturing Company, Pittsburg, Pa. Contractors Wanted for Bark Peeling. We, the undersigned, will con tract with one, two, or three par ties to peel baric, for any quantity such ponies think they can peel. We quote liberally per ton. For further information call on li. Kalbaoli' & Sons, Aliens Val ley, opposite Knobsville, or ad dress tlx iiu ui Richmond Fur nace, Franklin county, I'a. Branch Manager, We intend opening a Branch in this, or adjacent towns, for the district between York and Som erset counties, aud require a thoroughly reliable and compe tent life tnau to take charge as District Manager. Good renew al contract. Communication con fidential. Address Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canuda, (111 tilt Stuphen Clrard Jiulldinj, . Philadelphia, Pa. TOCl'KE A COLD IN 0ME DAV Take Laxative Brorno Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it i'ails to cure. E. W. Orovy'g signature is on each box. 25c MERCANTILE APPRAIS ER'S TAX LIST. Mi'Coiifit Unburn, Mrtroh 13, lt8. The fuliowiti I a list of retail Nnd bolnHle Tender tr tlcHlt rjt In i'cmmIm, wart, hirrrliftfhlie rttmrniHlitip nr t-rtf.-tn t' whittle?. r Mini or imluro, ftiihjtTt to it imrrftntli6 heeiim im, hi KultiMi ro'iiity, IVnnvlvania. ,-tiirttr(1 to tin proper MiitliuritlPK tlietHn. by iiiiti(riigiiil, Mi-rctiiitile Apprnlmr In uttH forth' county f Fulton ufort'Hii nn) pnMlnlipil by the rlirerrlnn of tlio t'oininitotiiTM ot fltl county. NHnipnof rrlMilorft. ClHNilflciitloii of biitm'x. j Ayr Townohlp. I J. t;. HHiUr. nifri'liMtnliPe j 1. II. I'ltttiTMin Hon, men-liiiiiltN, j Pctrr Kti k, im rrliHinliw?. ! HHtfut Townxlilp. .loetti H. McMotl. mcrchitruli-i'. .1, MHIntt. nirr.-h n.lK. Curl l. .Mellott, tiii r.'tiHn.lijif. j AhiriooiK Itunyftn, nH-rrlmntlliH, I W, fr Iliirt, iiirrrhrtiMlittp. I .liwi'ph Lake, ni.T. Imti.liHO. 1 Mm. .Mnlil.lt Akem, uierrlinnlir. I Ilctiu'l Townnliip. Ueo. V. 11. Hill, incrrhm, !. Mn. M. I;. M'jim, nicrrhrmlle. t urned iV Sun, riin liHtH(ice. Win, rainier, tmr'liitnl.. W . P, (Inr.lttn, nit'r-li;ii)list, W . H. linnrk, in irlmxM v. Ika. K. Kn, liMDlware. Itruh treek Towtmiilp. I. K ! nekton, inerrttandloo. ). II. Mrhem k, inert:hnlir'e. ieii. O KyiM-h. imrrehiinili.oo, '. W. Tnitix, inerrliandfe. 8. Hart, jeweler. Polin Plettstnjjer, tnerehttmllnR. lii'o. W. Mellott, iii'rehatnllie. Hownl (iarlitnil, inerclianillMt. huMin Towiinhlp. Harry llainll, rlnarn. S. li. Hnekley, mei -ehfttulio. Frank C. Kaie, fncrr-hatKliw. Mih.,1. I,. Welch, iiiillmery. H. Welch. inereliniiiliMe. I. C. K el ley, iiierchaihiiiiu. ilno. K. Speek, ct, ar.s. Clia. iMot iehee, TiierehmnliP, H. M t line, tuei ehamllfe. i;itner Ivaiusey, inereliandic. S. li. Crmnei , Hlov liny Morrow, niereh;inlie. I, . II. imve, inerehumtisi. W iiiejiitritner Son, merchuinlnto. Lick in tc Creek Towihlp. .(-oph li. Mellott, n ercliamli.He. W. K. Speer, iLCiehamiiNo. W li. MleHfht nil, nicii:liKiilltu. L, J. Ciolt, un riliiiiuiiHo. McCu:in(;llbtiry. .rn. A. V. Little, niilllnery. iet. W, Smith. Kroecriuw. tiin. It. .Mrllntt, hardwaio and maeliiiierv. V. II. .Se-.hu, hardware. (' C Hender, roeerier. Win, Stuner, turniitiir, Trmit'H 1 ru Stun. ilrujfH. W. S. IhektMtn. drit. (leu. W, K"iiierV (.i., inerehande. ilnll V (tender piereliando ti o. Kexruth, ciar." J . .J . I .'li merer , laiiuin iinplemonts. A. I'. Naee A Sun., merchant tailol. S. A. Ne-bit, lurmiii itnplenieiiiH. I Aliiert Ston.r, Ktnvew A lanoy yuodr. I (I no. A . I r in. Kntrflrie. W. M. Kennedy , linrnewH. I A. K. lidin.-toti, inerehandifte. " ; .) im. W. tii -eat head, laei ehandie i L W . Seylar, ei-u p. j J);l til Miilluv, meerien. I A . .1. I: v, iu v I.O., iiiiliinciy. MuHt'ayle Hih., rueerief. ( 'J'Iimh. tianiil. t(i oeeries. i i'. I. Mann, harness. y ! , Cj. K. Sterunw, nierchant tailor CharleH F. Seott, yrocerie?, j tien. V. Hayit L,dm ineichandife. Stintiol Uendur, tiirnitnre. W. 8, CU'vongor, tnriiituie. i Taylor Township, . , j t'ah l itartnn, iimn hanrlltte. j W. It. F.vain, buyiefi. , j ('lem t,'hemiut, luniitiiro V hftdwarr. ! A. d. L iinberHon inerehandite N. M. Kirk, inercliandiM:. W. U iierk-lresner, men liiindiwe. S. ;. (iriieey. iterehunilie. Miebae) Laidiy. inerehandiHe. lluh.'rt 1 1 iihiu ii . tneiebaiidine. j A. N. Witter, merchandise. , Thompson TowiiMhip. J. 11. Cm-alt, luerchandlxe. j A nniM Sliarpe, merehandisu. ( flno. U. lloiii,'laH, DierchainiiHC, ; leniiiH KvertA, inei i'ljatlde. tieo. W. JtUhop, m ere li a ndie. I TiU Township. j flohu A. Hamll, mer.-liandl.-e, dolm Y. tiliint, merehaudmo. 1 Ira Fore, ineiuhainliMi. 1 " I'liion Towtitdilp. dHiner A. Iteatty. iiiTcbundine. S. (i. Lall!ey, niereliitiidiu. I Seriever liro.1., im-Tehandiu. ' S. K. .MeKee, inerehaiidlfO. ! Nurtheruit Uruthein, lmehndie. ! WpIIh Township. W. II, Haumnardiier, mwrchandUo. M. W. Hoin;k, nuiehaiuliso. V 11. CiinnlnL'bain . mei eliKintUi t K. A. lloriun, iiierehainltM". I Mrti. It. K. MeClain, unlilm ry. tieo. W.Sipc, iiiercliamlirte. it. O. ilorton, merehiindise. j Amlnuiieuitt hereby Iven to nil taxahlen I herein that n appeal. In aceurdaiue with the I Mereaiitiie AppramerV Aet til Aiweliibly will b ..w.u ... iii.-nriiii.-i tii riiiiun ruiiiiiy, aeiih)f In ciin.iiinetlou with the khkI Appraiaer, at the omeu,ii! the County Tteamirer, in tho Court limine, MeConnelMiorir, I'emiM'l vantn. on Mon day, Aprd Hi, IMA, between the bonr8 ot 10 u'flmka in. and 4 o'clock p. in., wliuu uud where all partieN IntereHtml are rciilrfd to ap pearand nil gricrii nee will b hoard. UKi. W. IIIXSoS, Mercantile AppruUcr, Convention of School Directors to Elect County Superintendent. To the School 1-Mreclor of Kulton itounty : irrittt'ihfa : - iu purMmniM' o( the forty thlnl section o( the net or Mnv 8. IS.M. von lire hereby uotilleil to meet in corn eutloti, ut the court hoiiM-, in McCnnnelMiiiri, ou the tlrst 'I'uciliiy Iu Muy. A. 1). lii, nemif tlie Nei-oird (layof the moulh. nt I o'cloek i lu.. und select vivu 10 . hy u uriijorlly of the wliole numlier of director's present, one person of literary and si'leutillc iie)Uirernenl. unci ot sltill rtnd expir leuee in the urt of leuehlntf. lis eountv siiper Intenderii. for the tht.-e Mo-ceedini years: nnd certify the result to the Slule Suiierilltemlcnt ut Hun i-lmrs.'. us re.uired bv the ihii ly-tiinili una loiileth scct.uu of Kurd Lot. OI1AS. K. I1AHTO.V. County Superintendent of Fnltou county April :i. nwfi. 3t. A CHATTANOOIM DKUOQIST'S STATEMENT. liobt. J. Miller, Proprietor of the Kead House Drug Store, of Chattanooga, Tenu., writes: "There is more merit in Foley's Honey aud Tar than in any other cough syrup. The calls for it multiply wonderfully and wo sell more of it tnan all other cough syrups combined." 3old by all dealers. Family Wanted. To move on farm in Allen's Val ley, opposite Knobsville, Pa., to keep store for saw mill camps, and to keep boarders. Employ mt'iit given to men of tho family Kent free, and possession giv en at once. An excellent oppor tunity for tho right party. Call ou or address If. Kai.ua( ii & Sons, Uichmond Furnace, "t- Pa. PNEUMONIA IS KOIIBLD OF ITS TERRORS by Foley's Honey and Tar. It stops the racUing ('.(bgli and heals and strengthens tho lungs. If takeu in time it will prevent an attack of pneumonia. Iieluse substitutes, Sold by all dealers. WIENER MILLINERY Clever Conceptions of Artistic Millinery Heady for Easter Children's and Infants' lleadwear, Flow ers, and Foliage, Fine Ribbons, Fancy Gauzes and ClnlTons. ajy woo Wonderful Offerings In Spring Dress Goods Aohairs, Voiles, Poplar Cloth, "Soiesette.'-' Shirt-Waist Goods in all the Spring Washable Fabrics I. inen, Gingham, Mercerized Silk, Wash Silks, I il de Soie. ' Novelties, Belts, Neckwear, Gloves, Jus trite Corsets, Beautiful Muslin under wear, Hosiery, Select Diess Trim mings, Laces and Embroideries. T. J. WIENER, Hancock, Vd. SEE J ANN Eli The Event of the Millinery Season! SPRING AND SUMMER OPENING Tuesday, April ISth and Wednesday, 10th, 1905. Uavinj; just returned from the city I will exhibit not, only a choice - PATTERN HATS but u luiye, complete and attractive stock of every tiling in the Mil linery Line. Fine Hoses, Exquisuo Small Flowers, Braids, Laces, Chiffons, Mahncs, Silks, Kibbons, Ladies Neckwear, o. j Lena B. Laidig, Hustontoun, Fei. ROUSS RACKET STORE! Prices for February and March. lirt lb., building paper, per roll 75c. Tar roofing paper 7.'e nnd H. ;i o., bottle of muehine oil 4e. 2 tI., coveri'd bucket .;. .'! aud 4 t., covered bucket. .8 and 10c. ti aud 8 qt covered buckets ..lit and 2lkt. The heaviest No. K wash boilers. .Kn;. Wood saw double brace 4!lc. Butt traces 40e Lonjf traces per pair..,4S, f,8 and (iKe. Breast chains, per pair :t!ic 10 qt tin buckets l()e. 10 (jt dairy pails irc. 12 qt dairy pails 17c. 14 qt dairy pails 20c. Cobbler sets complete 42c. Axle grease in buckets 2:ic. 5 ft cross cut siws 8e. 5j ft cross cut saws $1.10. 12-in. shooing pincers OTic. 8-in. carpenter pincers 24c. l.'t-in. wood liles i;!c. Wagon whips c,Kc. ColTee mills 18 and 32c. Table oil oloth 0c. We are now handling the Walkover shoes m 3.50 und certainly have sold a lot of them. See them. Wo now have a nice lot of new slu.es and it will pay you to see them. In taking an inventory, we find that we have about six pairs of shoes that we had last yeir at this time.' HULL & BENDER, Proprietors, How to go to California. Travel via the Chicago, Union Pacific North-Western Line. Two fast through trains per day. The Overland Limited, electric lighted, less than three days'en route. Tho California Express through service to San Francisco, Los Angeles and Portland. The Hest of Everything. Full partic ulars on application to W. 1.1. Knis kern, P. T. M., C. & N. Ily., Chi cago. A Tried and True Prli-nd. One Minute Cough Cure con tains not an atom of any harmful drug, and it has been curing coughs, colds, croup and whoop ing cough so long that it has proven itsolt to be a tried and true friend to the many who use it. .Mrs. Gertrude E. Fenner, Marion, Ind. says: "Coughing and straining so wealiened mo that I run down in weigh from 14H to W2 pounda. After tiyinga number of reme dies to no avail, OneMinutoCoutrh Cure entirely cured mo." Sold at Trout' drug store. kjiiivo t PATTERNS. Window blinds or shades Curtain poles Teles-copes Suit eases- Cotton bats Bed blankets Men's overalls Men's cotton pants Boiling pins Boublo spring traps Wire cutters and plyers Heavy bridle bits Dinner buckets Diet, lanterns See our 55o uxes 8 to .'l"c, 8e. ....50 to 75o. .1 to 2.(i0 ..At and lie . .. 05 to $1. . . ..(8 to 75c. 8!)cto$1.15. . . . . 10c. 25c. 38c. He. 23c. 48c. A nlco matting rii.i.n.. ... ..." ' 1'.' .10c. uuoa hi, I-'. It . to Trunks at all prices $1.00 to Lantern globes i.. Lamp burners f, u,u( (!c We have some bargains 1j hats for boys and men, a hat that we Bold at l."c. now is .'ii'ic; 8!ic ones at 70c; $1.20 ones at DOc, and 1.00, these are bar- I gains. Card. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Uoh mnn desire in this way to express their gratitude for tho sympathy and help of their many kind ueighbors and friends dunug the illness and death of their little son, Leonard Nicholas, which oc curred ou the 22 inst. HeinbaiiKli Sale. Owing to the death of her hus band tho late Andrew Ueinbaugh, Mrs. Heinbaugh will sell at pub lic sale at hor residence at Cito in Ayr township on Ttiursday, April I), 1!)05, all their household goods, potatoes, cauned fruit, Ac. Sale begins at tl o'clock, u. m. Credit of li months on all sums over &.". lr iSalo ut Trout's druj; store. "Ask for the iDOfi 1(0) (oT(o) 8 ! - DOLLARS Vour 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 k,VVC,, Woven Wire Fencing 1 jUU HUUij at. pvr iccs so lu" as " 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 steel roof 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 tor high grade guaranteed work, we will sell lower than any other dealer in the county. We get Jobbers Prices and will sell at wholesale prices. We have bought - 200 Tons PHOSPHATE you get nice fresh goods than others. . Remember we have 3 Stores in Huntingdon county. CLAY PARK, Three Springs. Pa, i rzzzr.zzzzzzz: ixzzzz tiWzi M i tti 1 I ! ! ( M Hi v:M ; Hi Hi '.M Hi . M M i M . H . Hi Hi Hi m 1 Spring is Here at Last 'and brought with it a great many orders suits. If you have not placed your order drop inland look over our line oh goods, prices and see how we build a suit. We show you any thing in our line and we sure to please you. GOLDSiVlITH'S TAILORING PLACE, McConnellsburg, Pn, Opposite the Public School liuildinj;. Hi zzizzzzzzzziizzzzzzzz Read This Twice Star Trading Stamps Given. Fix It on Your Memory, Ft 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.'" 1 5RS O ; buys Vol our tovered 0,y Couch , A postal will brlnjf you ttri illustratod vlrculur, U will post you on pi-loi'8. Coinpleto lino of Furniture, Cai-puto, Mutllnifs, Oil Cloth, Lare Curtains, BhmluH.'eUi. ' Star Tiudintf tamps iivou. i ... i C W. M. K. It. i ilcii)t. DYSPEPSIA CURE DIGESTS WHAT YOU EAT TU II .00 botll oonUtn 1 Hnwcth trial Hm, which -Ht for SO M. MlMJU OMLT AT THI Uiaiiw... 1 X. O. Kodol Almanac and 200 -$! to $35 each. Cheap, medium and high priced. We can furnish you hardware and glass to put up a house, a of which will be in in time forspnng plant ing. We carry no fertilizers over; so here, and our price will be lower - - and enjoy the distinction of carrying the largest variety ot merchandise ot any firm zizzzzz Hi in Hi u IV for yet can i.M H are Hi Hi 6 J5 YtA Hi 1 I f 1.4 i Hi Hi K-3 zizzi?.zzizzzmmmzzm'"'''m r riling iuilicr, 1.M7 East Market Street, Chambersburg, Pn. i - , YcaJ Calendar." 4 14 4
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