Wantkd at Paul Wagnor's Tun I
ppry, calf skins, slieep skins, j
horsM'liiilfSiaiHl tallow. 9, 10 and !
12 cnti I'aiJ for beef hides.
The Mor.t Alio Christian. En-1
degvor Society will hold its six- j
teentli annual assembly at Mont t
Alt", on August -nil. 1
Money to loan in lots of not loss I
than L'00. Mortgasros and judge
ments houglit and sold. Apply
to M. K. ShatYtior.
Most of the wheat in the coun
ty will be in shock by the time
this paper reache our readers.
The wheat is said to be well tilled
but short in the stalk.
The trustees of the K.iobsville
M. E. church met Saturday even
inir and awarded the contract for
. , i 4 t i i
remodeling their church to John
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Ihimil, the lowest ot the seven
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bids submitted.
Francis M. Taylor, Esq., of this
place, who has the contract for
milking a general survey of Frank
lui. Fulton, Jcdford and Hunting
don counties, spent Tuesday in
Ihirrisburg on business.
James (!. Turner & Co., Han
cock, Md., are agents for the liar
rishurg Shoes and Slippers for
Ladies, the Pittsburg Howe Shoes
for Children, The Brown's .")
point Shoes for Meu. Ladies'
Home Journal Patterns, Ameri
can 1'eauty Corsets.
Misses Ethel and Alice Hays,
who had been among the large
number from this vicinity, who
had been attending the C. V. S.
N. S., returned to their home in
this pbee, Friday.
A sweet breath adds to the joy
of a iiiss. You wouldn't want to
kiss your wife, mother or sweet
heart with a bad breath. You can't
have a sweet breath without a
healthy stomach. You can't have
a htr-althy stomach without per
fect digestion. There is only one
remedy that digests what you eat
and makes the breath assweetas
a roe aud that remedy is Kodol
for Dyspepsia. It is a relief for
sour stomach, palpitation of the
heart, aud other ailments arising
from disorder of the stomach and
digestion. Take a little Kodol af
ter your meals aud see what it
will do for you. Sold by Stout
eagle iV; Bro.
THIS FLAG .NOW HAS 40 STARS.
Beautiful Indian Maiden from Oklahoma
Affixed New One at Carlisle School.
To the Carlisle Indian. Schools
belongs the distinction of having
the tirst'llag in the east with the
full forty six stars. Major Mer
cer, superintendent of theCarlisle
School, last Wednesday evening
raised the new Hag at one of the
most beautiful ceremonies ever
seen here.
After ti o'clock the Carlisle In
dian Band led to the school cam
pus four troops of Indian youths
in the old regulation army blue
uniforms, and carrying the army
rifles, together with several hun
dred Indian maidens, attired in
light blue gowns.
The girls stood in long lines at
ease during the elaborate cere
rcony of dress parade, until the
time arrived for raising the Stars
am' stripes. As Captain Fritz
Hendricks, Oklahima, and Ser
geant Long, Indian Territory,
held the enormous' garrison tlag
aloft, Miss Eudora Cook, a strik
ingly beautiful Indian maiden
from Oklahoma, affixed a large
white star in tha lower left hand
corner of the blue field, and the
newly created emblem soared
aloft as the school sang "My
Country 'Tis of Thee." As the
t!ag reached the top of the tower
ing Hag stall', the band and the
school broke into "The Star
Spangled Banner. At sunset the
emblem was lowered to the na
tional air.
In the foreground during the
caremony fifteen young men and
eighteen girls from Oklahoma and
Indian Territory were arranged
in a conspicuous position as hon
ored guests. Miss Cook, wear
ing the national colors, occupied
a staff officer's position during
the review which followed the
dress parade.
HALF TUB WOKLI) WOINDLKS
how the other halt lives. Those
whose line Bucklen's ArnicaSalve
never wonder if it will cure cuts,
wounds, burns, sores aad all skin
eruptions; they know it will.
Mrs. Craut Shy, lliJO E. Rey
nolds St., Springfield, 111., Bays :
"I regard it one of the absolute
necessities of housekeeping."
Guaranteed bv Trout's the drug
gist, 25c.
The Philadelphia Record.
The fact that a pood thing is
never wasted on the public is
strikingly illustrated by the in
creasing popularity of "The Phil
adelphia Record." True merit
is always appreciated if backed
by enterprise, whether it be in r
cake of soap or- in a newspaper.
The spurious articlo, or the o ie
that is not up to a competitive
standard, is soon left behind in
the race for popular favor.
There are older newspapers
than "The Record," and papers
that have shot upward like sky
rockets, with a Hash of ephemer
al brilliancy, only to come down
again like charred sticks. Hut
"The Record" has advanced
steadily and irresistably year by
J.' . J
year sinco 20 years ago it set tho
pace as the pioneer one cent pa-
, , , '
per ol America. Since then it
has never retrograded; it has nev
er even stood still, aud to-day its
circulation exceeds that of any
other newspaper published in the
State of Pennsylvania, with an in
llueuce that is felt all over the
couutry.
Continued success is never ac
cidental. It Is possible to stum
ble into luck as one stumbles in
to a hornet's nest, with just about
as much chance of winning out
in the end. But luck has never
entered into the success of "The
Record." That success has been
due to a keen insight directed to
ward the public mind, an abihty
to see at a glance what the pub
lic wanted in the way of a news
paper, and then to supply that
want. "The Record" has utver
attempted to force down the pub
lic's throat a style of journalism
that was inhereutly distasteful
to it.
We congratulate the manage
ment of "The Record" on its ad
horcuce to these principles that
have marked the paper's entire
career, as well as upou the excel
lent business methods that have
won the confidence and esteem
of its great advertising patron
age.
Sale Register.
Saturday, August 4. Ceo. W.
Wagner, agent, will sell on the
premises, in Dublin township, on
the road leading from McCon
nellsburg to Uustontown, the
farm of Mrs. Laura Readle, con
taining ')'.', acres, .'JO of which are
cleared. The improvements are
a good six-room House, Bank
Barn, aud other necessary out
buildings. Sale begins at 1 o'
clock, p. m.
Fruit Trees.
Why pay two or three prices
for fruit trees when you can get
them at a saving of 40 per cent.
I will furnish you first class ap
ple trees, from ti to 8 feet high,
for 2..0; and peaches from 4 to
G feet high for .1.2ij per dozen.
All trees that do not grow will bo
replaced tree of charge. Stock
from a first class Pennsylvania
Nursery.
S. M. Roijinson,
-t McConnellsburg, Pa.
Cumberland Valley Trains
Leave Fort Loudon at 7.42 a. m. ,
11.47 a. rn., 2.43 p. in.; leave Mer
cersburg at H.Ola, m., 12.07 p. :n.,
and a.Oo p. rn.
Arrive at Mercersburg at 7.47
a. m., 10.2S a. rn., and .".5.'i p. m
Loudon, h.07 a. m., 10.4 a.m.,
and fi. l.'J p. m.
WEST DUBLIN.
Cora Clevenger recently spent
a few days visiting friends in
Pittsburg.
The festival at Fairview Satur
day evening was well attended,
aud everything that was prepared
was sold.
Winilred and Katharine Metz
ler, of Harrisonvilie, visited the
family of Hiram Cleveng.er last
week.
Luella Laidig, who is employed
in Altoona is visiting her parents
Joseph Laidig and wife.
Rev. Daniels preached a good
sermon at Fairview on Sunday
afternoon from the text: "Eye
hath not seen, ear hath not heard,
etc., in which the marvelous and
beautiful in nature and art includ
ing the Taj Mabal of India were
contrasted with and shown infer
ior to the Heavenly City.
Kennedy's Laxative Honey and
Tar is the original laxative eougu
syrup and combines the qualities
necessary to relieve the cough
and purge the system of cold.
Contains no opiates. Sold by
Stouteagle & Bro.
Took Out Man' Heart and Washed It.
To have his heart taken out and
particles of snnd taken from it as
it beat, aud survive, has been the
experieLce of C. V. McCartney,
a contractor of Los Angeles, Cal.
While riding a motor cycle, he
came in contact with a hay wag
on, aud a wooden rake pierced his
breast. Physicians found that
particles of saud from the road
had been driven into the wound
as far as the heart. They took
the organ out, washed it thor
oughly aud then replaced it. The
indications are that McCartney
will recover.
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES
Itching, blind, bleeding, pro
truding piles. Druggists aro au
thorized to refund money if Pazo
Ointment fails to cure m ft to 14
days. .W.
The Age of an Egg.
A simple method of timling out
the. age of an egg is lr means of
the air space which is situated
towardsthe broad end of the shell.
If the egg is held up between the
hauds before a light in a dark
r wm the ah space can be easily
uiscerneu, anu ov its size the age
cau be determined. In a per
fectly fresh egg the air space is
very small, hut as age increases
it extends, until when the egg is
three weeks old the air space oc
cupies about a sixth of the entire
contents. With practice the age
can be told to within twenty-four
hours. Agricultural Economist.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund mon
ey if it fails to cure. E. V. G rove's
signature is on each box. 25c.
100,0110 Bushels of Grain.
The Mabbatt elevators A and
B. located at Archer avenue and
Wood street, Chicago, owned by
George A. Seaverns, and occupied
by J. S. Templeton, graiu brok
ers, were destroyed by tire last
I weeiv. me nunuiugs were tour-
story structures and contained
M.OuO bushels of grain. So groat
was the heat that three adjacent
buddings were destroyed, and
twenty -five families were diiven
from their homes. Several ex
plosions, which shook the sur
rounding buildings, followed soon
after the fire was discovered.
Spontaneous combustion in the
dust room is supposed to have
been the cause of the tire. The
loss to the elevators and their
contents is estimated at sjOiuO.OOO.
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 6 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
Medicine Co., St. Louis, Mo.
BURNT CABINS.
The farmers are busy getting
ready for their harvest work.
Harvey Naugle, who has been
employed with the telephone com
pany for some time is visiting his
parents.
George Wise and wife aud Mrs.
Frank Oliver, spent Sunday with
friends at Metal.
Lewis Harris, of Big Cove Tan
nery, spent last Tuesday evening
with his friends at this place.
Mrs. Annie Houck and Mary
Welch, who have been on the sick
list are improving.
Elder Khng and wife, of Wil
kinsburg, are visitiug their par
ents near this place.
Edward Welch of Mount Union,
spent Sunday with his family at
this place.
Edith Speck, w ho had been at
tending Millei sville school return
ed homo on Saturday.
George Doran, wife and daugh
cora, spent Sunday at Fori Little
ton.
A MODERN MIKCLE.
"Truly miraculous seemed the
recovery of Mrs. Mollie Holt, of
this place," writt-s J. O. R. Hoop
er, Woodford, Term , "she was so
wasted by coughing up puss fp m
her lungs. Doctors declared her
end was so near that her family
had watched by her bedside forty-eight
hours; when at my ur
gent request Dr. King's New Dis
covery was given her, with the
astonishing result that improv-
rnent began, and continued until
she finally completely recovered,
aud is a healthy woman today."
Guaranteed cure for coughs aud
colds. 50c and 1,00 at Trout's
drugstore. Trial bottle free.
TV J. Wiener,
Dry Goods, Notions, U iderwear,
Dress Goods, Hom.iV, 'A hite Good,
Silks, (i!i)cs, Laces,
Spring Millinery
Ladies, Misses and Children. Infants Caps and
Wraps. Lingerie Hats, Veilings, Neek Wear,
WASH GOODS, WHITE GOODS, SILKS. ALL-OVER
LACES, AND EMBROIDERIES.
We are in Absolute Position to give our patrons the
best the market affords at lowest prices.
Leading Dress Goods
and Silk Hose in
Hancock, VYd.
All New Spring Manner Patterns
for J
ILadies', Misses and Children.
j Wire Fence ! Wire Fence!
1 Much Cheaper Than j
E Any Style of Wood Fence
Let us litrure tojrellior. A stick of timber that will square JJ
ti inches and is l(ij fuel in lenutli, will make 4!l feet of lumber, "f JJ
which at $1.50 a hundred, is worth 75 cents. Now, I can sell you
a guod wire fence for l!2c a rod, which is less than half the cost f;1
of a hoard fence. iifi.
The style I sell at 32c Is a ''bunkeui" fence. A witness in
court was once uskpd what kind of fence he had, when ho made
the reply, "I have a "Imnlcem" fence " "What kind of fence Is
that, thundered the cunrt. " "A 'bunkem'' fence," answered the ri,"j
witness, "is a fence that is horse-high, bull-strong, and pijr- JJ
tight." That is just the kind of fence I sell. The price ranges tJ1
from i!e hi liOc. , a rod depending on the style nnd height. r"
1 also sell the
DEI-KING HARVESTING MACHINERY
the best on earth. 1 have'just bought ;uy twine and will guar
antee the price now. Machine il from lMc, to 40c, a gallon.
Linseed oil, harness oil, cylinder oil, turpentine, white lead, and J?
ready-mixed paints all at rock-bottom prices. kg
I am closing out u lot of good horse Ida ukets utcost. Col- jvf
lars, collar pads, trace chains, halter chains, Ac . ut very close J?
prices. 1 have the best assortment of axes to be found anywhere US
in town. Axe handles, pick handles, sledge handles, Simon J
cross-cut saws, Piston cross-cut saws, handsaws, a complete line Jf
of strap and heavy barndoor hinges. Plumber's supplies such ?3j
as pipe, linings, spigots, ,vc have on hand all the time a (
stock of Lane's patent, barndoor hangers and tracks the best fji
hanger on the market can't gel off the track. 1 'roved cable hfc,
chain from i to s on hand all the time, price ranging from 4k to i-f
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Geo. B. Mellott,
ROUSS RACKET STORE.
Ladies and Gentlemen ! We w ant to tell you right hero that we have
the nicest lino of underwear that it has been your pleasure to look at.
We have ladies' vests, with tapered shoulders for 5o; others at 4c; al
so, the nicest laced sleeveless vest over b i-V :(,.; others at 10 and
I'.lr; extra large bi.es, l.'ic: ladies' knit p ilc.
In men's we made a great hit. 1'u'! - j i 1 1 ribbed tail, and double-seat
drawers, 24c each; and the l iui '- si'brlggaii, the one thut
takes up the sweat and don't leave . co'.i -.it 4 !c or ."c a suit.
Table Oil Cloth, 12c, Yd.
Why don't you, who haven't won : pair of Walk-Over shoes, try
a pair. It is the experience of peop'e that have and are wearing them,
tl ut they are the best shoe on earth. We me selling more this sea
son than ever M..10 and $4.00. Als'i. others us cheap as ever, except
some that we had to duplicate on. l 'ail while the old stock lasts.
!SV FARMER!
We have bought u nice lot of cii,
sell j uii at !i0c, and the scythe and
patent snath, not the old pin snail',
we always handled, nt 2"c gal. Tl i
them ask you 'Oc a gal. Curtain wi
scythe stones, Ij in. deep jell
deep, - for : und II for 10; Milk sli
4c, dishpaiis 10 to !(! each, lumps,
RIBBONS.! RIBBONS !
We believe that we have the best nnd cheape-t line of ribbons on the
market. U'e handle the Kichardson, ami everybody knows these ooods,
but they always have been sold go hih tht people didn't buy them.
We sell them ut a short profit, and soil loU ol tlrmi. If you want (food
ribbon and cheaper than anyone (d-e soils them, s.ie ours. Lots of
people know this. This Is for tho ule haven't found it. out.
HULL & BHNDER,
Propr!2lors,
KILLthh couch
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60oM1.00
Fre Trial.
Huret and ttuiukett Curs for all
THKOAT and IA'NGr XKOUB
or KVNEY BACK.
MeConnsllsburg, Pa.
ii.ov.irg scythes, that we can
n.rli 1 inplete, l.io. This ts the
Also, the same machine oil that
. is the same oil that most all of
her !) Ie each. See our line of
I lut-H 4c, tin cups 2c, 'ie plutes,
iners 12 h nil l")c, quart measures,
illll llele, 2 I to 'X'h''
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LEWIS H. WIBLE.
PRIftlDINT. ,
W. SCOTT ALEXANDER,
VICI PRESIOINT.
FRANK P. LYNCH.
ATTORNEY AND SOLICITOR.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BAH
OR M'CONNELLSBURC, FA.
Absolute Safety. Flre-proor and Bumloi-proof Snfe and Vault, and oftlcem ,,t ,k
heavily liomlrU. , tn.
'I'niusHois a Kencml llanklnu. Kxchimxe and Collection Inislnens, and Is under th,
vision or the Comptroller or the Currency of the Uulted Statex llovenunenl.l
Draft on New York, Philadelphia and l'lttsburir issued at lowest rules. CerimCJW
deposit Issued.
1-oiiiix made on personal and collateral, security, and Notes discounted. Coon
treiitniont to all. Correspondence solloled rroui those dcslnnx loans or wishing to i,on
couut with us.
DIRECTORSl
UEWI8 H. WIBLE. UNO. P. 8IPES. JNO A. HENRY
W. SCOTT ALEXANDER. PETER MORTON. GEO. A. HARRIS
D. L. GRI8SINV3ER, R.M.KENDALL. CHAS. E. BARTQk
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Deering Binders.
Reapers
Write for prices and catalogue, or send
me your order. Every machine guaran
teed. Xop Buggies
and Wagons
A fine Buggy at $49, $55, and $65.
Farm Wagons, 2 horse, $55. ,
Deering Binder Twine for sale.
Fertilizers for buckwheat are now in.
Remember we have anything you need
to use, wear or eat. Prices are lower
than elsewhere.
Yours for Bargains,
CLAY PARK,
Three Springs, Pa.
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SPRING .AND SUMMER 1
I ' GOODS I I
Having just returned from the city we are now p
ready to show our spring and summer goods to
better advantage to our customers and at more l
sasisfactory prices than ever before. . j$
Our line of white goods was never so complete U
in Lawns, Linens, Dimities, Shrunk Muslins, Tat- j$
fetta, Swiss Muslins, Panama Cloth, Batiste, Mer- ?
cerised Suitings, and Silk Mull, from 8 to 50c a yd. j
In seersuckers, ginghams, and prints, our stock $
is complete. Our clothing department is full to
overflowing. There are still a few dozen of our &l
19c shirts left. j
See Our Shoes 1
We are proud of our shoe line. Oxfords for 5$
children, misses and ladies in white and patent
leather, and a full line ot patent Oxfords, Bals. and SS
Blutcher tor men. We want you to see our line
of ladies high top dress shoes, sofid leather soles gj
and counters, tipped Blutcher tor $1.35. Look at S
them. Lace curtains 30c to $1, window shades, U
8, 20, and 25c, curtain poles 8c. '
A beautiful flowered carpet at 25c yd; a nice SI
striped carpet, 12 and 19c a yd; a straw matting W
from 11 to 20c. worth 1-3 more.
.Our stock was never so full and so complete as
it is this spring, and consider it a favor to display
it to all. - $
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McConnellsburg. I
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