Goorgo Butterbaugh has pur
cliascd a borsu and a new buggy.
Mrs. George Sipes spent last
Sunday with Mrs. Thomas Keed
er, who is quite poorly.
Foley's Honey and Tar contains
no opiates and can safely be given
to children. Sold by all dealers.
Take your Wool, Butter and
Eggs to Huston's at Saltillo and
you will go home with bargains.
Dr. F. K. Stevens and family
are out of town, and the Doctor
i)l not return until the first of
next week.
This is a grn.il time to sub
scribe for the Fulton County
News. Only a dollar a year in ad
vance.
You will be well drossed if you
buy that Suit for Decoration Day
of Huston, at Saltillo. They fit
and please.
Dr. W. F. Teeter, of Chambers
hurr. accomriadied Dr. J. A
Bouse on his trip to McCounclls
burg Monday and Tuesday.
Ice cream festival at the Salva
tion Army church Friday and
Saturday evening; also preaching
Sunday at 10:30, 2:510 aud 7:00,
The annual convention of the
Fulton County Sunday School As
sociation will be held at McCon
nellsburgon Thursday and Fri
day, June 15th and 10th.
Salt, COc. a sack; 10 lbs. Gran
Sugar 1.00; 7 lbs. Pruues l!rc;
4 Cans Corn 2uc; 8 lbs. Kice 2.'c,
at the store of Huston, the bar
gain man at Saltillo.
Mrs. Thomas F. Sloan, of this
place, spent from Tuesday until
Thursday of last week with her
daughter, Miss Mary, in ork,
Pa., where the latter has been
staying during the past month,
under the care of an osteopath
ist
The Mrs. Wylie Smith, who
was burned to death a few days
ago in Franklin county bv her
dress catching fire, while at the
wash boiler, was a daughter of
Alex Haulman, of Markes, and a
iece of Mr. Scott Ilatm, at Web
ster Mills. Her age was but 27
years, and she had been married
only a few years, and had a happy
home.
A very pleasant little party was
given at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. S. S. Hann, near Webster
Mills, last Saturday a week, in
honor of the eighth anniversary
of the birth of their youngest
daughter, Jemima. Eight of her
little girl triends were present,
and the children had a day of
pleasure long to be remembered.
WILL Cl RE CONSUMPTION.
A. A. Herren of Finch, Ark.,
writes, "Foley's Honey and Tar
is the bestpreparation forcoughs,
colds and lung trouble. I know
that it has cured consumption in
the first stages." Sold by all
dealers.
NEEDWORK.
Captain Dixon of Saluvia, was
the guest of A. Runyan and fam
ily last Friday.
Miss Ada Snider of Gem, spent
a few days last week among her
many friends here.
FI P. Bechtel, the general tick
et agent at Hancock, and M, U.
Jacobs, soliciting freight agent
for the Wabash li. R. was here
on business last week.
Mrs. Molhe Dixou and children
are visiting the family of Captain
Dixon at Saluvia.
Mrs. Charles Oordon is away
on atwowecksvisitarnong friends
at McKeesport, Pa.
Williard Litton and Phil Shriber
of lower Thompson, spent Satur
day evening among friends in the
Village.
Candidates and cigars are plen
ty now. Judge Kirk says Dem
ocrats are like bees they have to
be well smoked before you can do
anything with them.
Mrs. U. Li. Garland and son
Oscar, and Mrs. S. M. Clevenger
aud son Era, made a trip to Fred
erick county, Va., last week to
see Mrs. Clevenger 's son El wood,
who is in very bad health.
Mrs. Charles Kershner is on
the sick list.
BeDj.McFadgen,the well known
Chester county cow buyer will
leave hore with a carload of cows
thia week.
TIME TRIE0 AND MERIT PROVEN.
One MinuteCough Cureis right
on time when in comes to curing
coughs croup, whooping cough,
etc. It is perfectly harmless,
pleasant to take and is the chil
dren's, favorite cough syrup.
Sold at Trout's '.rug store.
WT:LL8 TANNIiRY.
J. II. Jackson, ofUwish Creekj
Republican candidate for county
commissioner, spentSuuday with
his daughter, Mrs. Moody Stew
art. Will Hcke, wife and children,
of Saiton, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Hoke's parents, W. H.
Spangler and wife.
Clyde Worthing, of Saxton, is
visiting among friends here.
Will Sprowl and wife in com
pany with a.irowd of our young
people took in the social at Grace
ville Saturday evening.
James Truax and Robert Mose
by took in the Big Show in Hunt
ingdon lost Satuiday.
Will Sprowl and wife entertain
ed the following persons Satur
day night who were driving
to Gettysburg: Jacob Dilling and
wife, of Frenchsburg, George Dil
ling and wife, of Lake Mout Park;
Charles Biddle aud wife and Mrs.
William Vanallmau of Roaring
Springs.
Benj Alexander, who has been
employed near Httsburg, is home
for a short time.
Mrs. J. C. Kirk, who has been
in Pittsburg taking treatment for
three months, returned home Sat
urday, looking well and we trust
permanently benefited.
Hon. S. P. Wishart and Miss
Maud Baumgardner attended
Sunday School Convection at
Langdoudale, last Saturday eve
ning and Sunday.
"I THANK THE LORD !"
cried Hannah Plant, of Little Rock,
Ark., "for the relief 1 got from
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It cured
my fearful running sores, which
nothing else would heal, and from
which I had suffered for 5 years."
It is a marvelous healer for cuts,
burns and wounds. Guaranteed
at Trout's drug store; 25c.
WEST DUBLIN.
Mrs. Margaret Lyon, after hav
ing spent the time pleasantly
since last October with relatives
in Allegheny, Cumberland, (Md.)
Somerset county, Everett, and
near Cypher, returned to her
home at this place on Sunday.
Mrs. Ellen French of Trough
Creek Valley, Huntingdon coun
ty, is spending some time with
relatives in this vicinity.
J. E. Lyon drove over to Ed
ward Whitehill's near Cypher,
Bedford county, last Saturday
and back Sunday.
Samuel Strait sings, "A charge
to keep 1 have,"
Rev. Salter preached an in
structive and practical sermon
Sunday evening at Fairview from
Isaiah 40 : 31, to a fair sized con
gregation. Mason Thomas and Mr. Himes
of Sixmile Run, passed through
here Monday looking for a team
of horses to use on mail route for
which Mr. Himes has the con
tract. J. E. Lyon is having a quantity
of black oak bark peeled after
which he will have the timber
sawed.
A. J. Comerer, who is hauling
lumber from .sew Grenada to
Three Springs, spent Sunday at
his home.
The lumber industry on J. E,
Lyon's farm this spring has giv
eu employment to a number of
persons and teams.
WHAT IS FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE ?
Answer: Jtis made from a
prescription of a leading Chicago
physician, and one of the most
eminent in the country. The in
gredients are the purest that
money can buy, and are scientifi
cally combined to get their ut
most value. Sold by all dealers
The Rev. Robert Fleming Wil
son, a Presbyterian minister
unown ail over the feute, was
found dead on the tracks of the
Milroy branch of the Pennsyl
vania Railroad, near Reedsville,
this morning. He accompanied
his grandson to Belleville, but,
missing the train, was returning
home when overtaken with heart
trouble. Mr. Wilson was about
81 years old, and was a minister
for more than fifty years. In
April, 1893, he was elected stated
clerk of this presbytery, which
position he held at the time of
his death. His wife and three
daughters survive.
To-day is the 15th anniversary
of the Johnstown flood, which de
stroyed nearly 3,500 lives and
many millions of dollars worth of
property.
Valuable Farr$ ProQrtt
Private' Sale. - '
The Emanuel Sharp farm
at Needmore, Folton county,
Pa., is now offered for sale. This
desirable property contains about
J 60 acres, about 100 of which
is under fence and in high state
of cultivation, much of It having
been recently limed. The bal
ance in timber. The improve
ments consist of a fine two-story
"L" frame house, alargez7fr
barn, wagonshed, corncrib, ice
house, and all other necessary
outbuildings. Good water at
the door, also a plentiful supply
of water at the barn where
stock may be watered all through
the winter without the necessity
of taking them from under roof,
as the whole barnyard is covered.
On the farm is a splendid
young orchard of choice
fruit. The buildiugs are all
new&nd modern. The farm
lies nice for cultivation, the build
ings.plendidly located, and alto'
gether it is most desirable and
can be bought right.
For further particulars, call on
or address, James R. Sharpe,
Dott, Pa., or the owner, Eman
uel Sharpe, Bigtimber, Mon
tana.
Desirable Real Estate
at Public Sale.
The undersigned, agent for
the owner, will sell at private sale
the following desirable real es
tate, situate in Tod township,
Fulton county, Penna., U mile
north of McConnellsburg, adjoin
ing lands of Fred Gress, Abram
Pittman, Shaffer's Heirs, George
Brant, and others, containing
Twenty Acres, all under feme,
and in good state of cultivation
The improvements are a good
Two-Story Log House, and
Bank Barn, together with nec
essary outbuildings. There is
also on the premises A Fine Or
chard of All Kinds of Fruit,
and a spring of Never Failing
IVater Near the House. This
is an attractive opportunity for
any one wanting a small farm,
and a desirable country home,
the price is very reasonable,
and the terms easy. For furth
er particulars, call on or address
John Shaffb:r, .
McConnellsburg, Pa.
5-17-to.
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 14 days.
First application gives ease and
rest. 50c. If your druggisthasn't
it send 50c in stamps and it will
be forwarded post-paid by Paris
Mediciue Co., St. Louis, Mo.
SHARPE.
May 24. This community was
blessed with a fine shower last
Sunday which enlivened the
growing crops.
After spending the winter in
Bedford county, Mrs. Dorothy
Graves returned to the home of
her daughter Mrs. Peck.
Eva Barnhard spent Sunday
with the family of W. C. Peck.
Kttie Shives, of Laurel Ridge,
spent a few days visiting friends
iu this vicinity last week.
Mrs. Daniel Covalt is slowly
improving under the care of Dr.
Fisher.
Strait Bros., expect to drill a
well for Samuel Hess soon.
John 3ishop, wife aud two chil
dren visited James Funn's fami
ly last Sunday.
Wreatha Evans visited Nellie
Bishop last Sunday.
A. C. Peck of Hancock, spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Den
ton Peck.
HOT WEATHER PILES
Persons afllicted with Piles
should be careful at this season
of the year. Hot weather and
bad drinking water contribute to
the conditions which make piles
more painful and dangerous. De
Witt's Witch Hazel Salve stops
the pain, draws out the soreness
and cures. Get the genuine,
bearing the name of E. C. De
Witt & Co. Sold atTrout's drug
store.
The Vassar girl who threw a
baseball 185 feet last Saturday,
certainly eclipsed all other wom
en in throwing, but she will not
be able to hold a front rank arnung
us until it is recorded of her that
she has climbed a tree and struck
a match on the place that a man
always finds no handy. J
StrlJkl&sy Attracirve"
May Millinery
This business has flourished and grown great because it has been
built on the firm foundation of worthy merchandise and close profits.
Our Millinery Leadership is very Pronounced
You'll find here, ready-to-wear and tallorod hats, trimmed hats,
"chic" and stylish, originally designed hy our special export milliner.
This is the second season we have given our patrons the benefit of an
exclusive city modiste. Our millinery has won undisputed prestige
for our store.
Hundreds of Hats
All prices, trimmed and untrlmmed, In stock. Children's hats, baby
bonnets, caps and cloaks, gorgeous flowers, beautiful foliage, elegent
plumes and ribbons, unequaled In quality and splender, ready for
your Inspection and selection.
This is the Strongest Lace Season Known for
Many Years.
We have therefore prepared for you a tempting assortment of at
tractive patterns in Valenciennes, English laces, German laces, Venlse
and Orlentol, all-over laces, black, white and cream, at surprisingly
low prices.
We Call Your Attention
to the folly of sending to the big city houses for goods you could
buy at homo for less money. Your trade belongs to us, and you will
find on our counters a line of smart dress fabrics unrivaled by any
store.
X. J. WIENER, Hancock., Ad,
Entire new stock 1905 Banner Patterns.
Rouss Racket Store
We-wish to call your attention to some fresh goods
just from New York. Have you seen any of those
45c shirts for men that we are selling at 25c.
Wood stair rods, 4c; Brass Curtain Rods extends
to 5 ft, 8c; Hammocks good size with pillow, 80c;
Don't fail to see our men's and boys' clothing
$2.00 to 2.75: Table oil cloth same quality we sold
at 15c now Ilea yard; bargent's wood bottom planes
30c a set; Sargent iron planes, 4.45 set; Cultivator
Shovel with bolts. 8c; Bull tongs, 13c; Clipper scy
the and snath, $1.05; double shovels for corn plows
12 and 17c; Milk cans, $1.65 and $1.80. The nicest
lap spread we ever had, 45c; Horse Muzzles, 5 and
8c; Dress suit cases, 98c; a guaranteed Watch for
65c. Just received our second invoice of men's and
boys' straw hats 6 to 90c; Pans Green in 1-4 lb
boxes. 5c.
We are selling more shoes this spring than we
ever have. If we didn't have the right shoes and the
right prices we wouldn't sell so many.
Respectfully,
Racket Store.
HULL & BENDER,
Proprietors.
Do You Want a Suit?
One that fits you, that will look gen
teel, that will wear and wear and wear,
and at a price very much lower than
you have been accustomed to pay ? If
so, you want to see Gilbert C. Mellott,
one of the Normal students here, who
has the agency for one of the largest
tailoring establishments in the United
States. Mr. Mellott will show you
samples, take your measure just as
well as any tailor, send In your order,
and he guarantees the suit to be all
right or you need not take it. At
least, It will not cost you anything to
see him and talk the matter over. His
prices are surprisingly low. Let him
know and he will call to see you.
Gilbert C. Mellott.
.It. McConnellsburg, Pa.
Meeting of Stockholders.
Notice is hereby given that a
meeting of tbe Stockholders of
the Fulton Telephone Com piny
will be held at Needmore on Sat
urday, June 10, 1905, at 1 o'clock
p. m., f -jr the election of officers
and the transaction of such other
business as may be brought be
fore the meeting.
J. S. SWARTZWELDEIl, M. D.
Secretary.
TO CURE A COLD IN 0ME DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money if it fails to cure. E.
W. Grove's signature is on each
box. 25c.
The Spangler show which was
exhibited here last Saturday aft
ternoon and evening was very sat
isfactory, and the tent was tilted
at both performances. The man
ager was gentlemanly, the em
ployes were courteous and well
hehaved, aDd everyone who at
tended lelt that he got full value
for his 'quarter.
A REVELATION..
It you will make inquiry it will
be a revelation to you how many
succumb to kidney or bladder
troubles in one form or another.
If the patient is not beyond medi
cal aid, Foley's Kidney Cure will
cure. It never disappoints. Sold
by all dealers.
Adminisrator's Notice.
Letters of administration on the estate o
Juool V. MlUer, lute Duhliu township Fulton
oouutr, Pa., Ueoeused. having been K runt
ed oy tne Keftiiter or WUm for Fulton oouut.
to tbe subKoriber. whohe poHtofUoe ttddresN
ShlrleytihurK, Pennsylvania, ull pemonfi
who are Indebted to the nald estate will pleawe
make payment, and those having clulm v. Hi
prenent tuem to
W, S. MILLER, '
May 84, 1805. Administrator.
XTOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TRANS-
1 FEB OF LIOUOR LICENSE Not ioe Ih
nereuy given tnut narry Humii nas tiled nn pe
tition with tbe Clerk of the Courts of Quurter
Session of the Peuoe of Fulton Cnuntv. Pa..
asking- the said Court to transfer the Liquor
License Kranted to Leslie W. Sevlar on Jauua
ry 10, l05. at MoConnellsburK. Pa., t bexin
April 1, imtt. for the remuinder of the yeur.
And that application for suid transfer will be
presented to the said Court on the guth duy of
may, a. ij.. iwj), at iu o ciock A. Pi.
Clerk's OlUce. I UEO. A. HARRIS.
May 10, 1HUS. f Clerk. Q. S
Administrator's Notice.
Notice m bereny given tbat letters of admin
istration have been grunted to the undersigned
upon the estate of Harry CutehaU late of
Taylor township, Fultou county, Pa., deceas
ed. All persons having claims against raid es
tate will present them properly authenticated
for settlement, and those owing tbe same will
please call and settle,
T. E. FLEMING,
Clear Ridge, Pa.,
4-86-05. Administrator.
F0IYSII01ETIAH
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that my wife
Matilda F. Rinedollar has left my
bed and board without just cause, and
that I will pay no debts of her con
tracting. Jamf.s H. Rinedollar.
May 13. 1905.
Dissolution Notice.
Notice Is hereby given tbat the part
nership heretofore existing between
the undersigned has been this day dis
solved by mutual consent, and that
each will hereafter do business on his
own account, and neither will be re
sponsible for any financial obligations
assumed by tbe other.
Jacob Clouskr,
O. E. Clouser,
May 20, 1905. Ayr township,
3t. Fulton County, Pa.
OneninutaCoushCuro
fttr Cougha, CoMs ami Crup.
Subscribe for the News.
por Bale at Trout'u drug atore.
"Ask for the 1905
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6 Buildings
the Best Bargains
on Earth I
I have just got a car of Mifflinburg Hand-made
Buggies and H agons Hand-made Buggies, 18
Spokes, 4 -Bow Top, Long-distance Axle, Full
Nickel Trimmed,
$65 Each;
Regular Price $85.
Hand-made, 3 -Seated Top Wagons, 18 Spoke
IVheels
$80; Regular Price $110.
Factory Buggies $45 to $55 each. Single or
Double Driving Harness at a Bargain. One
horse Farm Wagon, Double Bed, Spring-Seat
and Brake
$34; Regular Price $45.
Deeri
I have just bought a car load of Deering Bin
ders, Mowers, Rakes, and Twine. Write me
for Prices and Terms.
200 TONS OF FERTILIZER
for Sale. Those who used our high grade fer
tilizers last fall and used them beside goods
they got from other dealers, report that our
goods is showing up much better than theirs.
We are still selling the same grade as last fall.
No Resacked Goods
to be got from me. Everything fresh and new.
Write or phone to me your needs.
CLAY PARK,
Three Springs. Fa.'
millinery.
MRS. A. F. LITTLE'S
Under-selling Store.
We have just received a fine lot of Mid-Summer Hats, latest styles.
If you want to know the latest styles come to our store and get them.
Ladles' Ready Trimmed Hats from 50 cents to 810. Children's Hats
from 25 cents to $2. Ready-to-Wear Hats and Turbans in all col
ors. Ladles' Dress Bonnets from 81 to $3.50. Sunbonnets 10 and
15 cents. Wrappers 75 cents, Shirt-waist Suits $1.35 to $1.75. Shirt
. Waists HO cents to $2.25. Puir, Back and Side Combs 12 cents and
up. Ribbons in all shades at the lowest prices. Belts from 10 to
50 cents; Laces 2o to 25o a yard; Corsets and Collurs; Ladies Gauze
Vests 5 cents; Infant's Hose 7 cents Fancy Hat Pins, Collars or
Fans, with every hat. ,
Come and see our goods and get prices. You are welcome
whether you buy or not.
Your's respectfully,
MRS. A.-F. LITTLE,
Opposite Postoffice. McConnellsburg.
ReadThisTwice
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.
KZlfZL O cr buys a Velour covered
po'yo Couch
A postal will bring you an illustrated circular. It will post you on
prices. Complete line of Furniture, Carpets, Mattings, Oil Cloth,
Laoe Curtains, Shades, etc. , '
Star Trading tamps given.
C Close to
i w. m. H. n.
depot.
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Frank E. Miller,
13-17 East Market Street,
Chambersburg, Fa.
YeaJ Calendar."