FULTON COUNTY NEWS
I'ublislK'd Lvcry Tluusdjy.
... -y.A, Editor and Proprietor.
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XJNNcLLSBURG, PA.
AUGUST 2, 1006,
iblihed Weekly. $1.00 per
Annum in Advance.
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vi M'j:irf ."i.'h Milwi'iiui-nl IriK-rllon I.
All lltlVC!-!i -T.1C11IM ICS.Ttl'll tOt le 0t
h're iimnin olin-K.'d by tlie square.
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I'rof. Ceorge All'iwav, who lias
be. 'ii principal of the s:!iools al
'ii.tiiL'stown. ( !iio, for years,
i-; visiting las many old friends
and si'lKinlniates in Wells. AVher
!.o '.vns ,i boy ho had his home with
g i a ii I pjp.lolm Alio way, near N e w
ir.j :.u! i, and a studious bright
scbo'-ir "f No. 4 school lie was
Another boy that Wells maybe
prolid :'f.
Mrs. Howe McClaiu and four
child 1 1. ii are spendmg a week here
Ju'.m Mills, who left a couple of
'vi'i k ag i to superintend a job o!
concreting in Now York state is
home on tin: sick list.
K (i. Smith's circus was the
gr.'i.i all. -action on Saturday ev
en u.g.
AmoiiL'ihemany who were here
from a di.stance on accouut of the
funeral of Md ward Alloway (one of
tin- victims vf the explosion at
V. n.idval' ) were Harry Truax and
wife, Curtis McClaiu and wite and
Danii.:! Al'oway all ot Altoona;
Dr. ii"licrt Iluuter, id' Saxton;
Dr. Wm. Hunter, of Ueedsviile;
JJr. C. A. II. McClaiu, of Mt. Un
ion, and Jesse M. McCdain and
family, of Iiuutiugdfm. This was
the largest funeral ever hold at
Hlhel cemetery. There was a
lu st ot frieucis and relatives ami
eight .odges of I. O. O. F. aud one
1'. ( ). S. of A. camp were repres
eiited. lie wa iu the prune oi
ins usi.'!'.i!:i(
k 1 1 1 1 iv lii iii.
s., nerved by all who
i kind husband a:ut j
father. lie leaves a wife aud four
(hiidren to tiioui'ii tin if loss.
The ir'i'evoleut orders of which
h- v..;s . :,i"Uitn:r, los.os a uselul
and go- d nit- in iier. His age was
ve;;i, io months and 7 days.
E'rof C. K. ! larioii and Smre
L. II. Wii.l.., ,,t McConiiollsburg.
were registered last, Friday night
ai the Douce Ii-.ux ; w rong, it is essential that he he in
Lime Walk iii is on the sick list, i hearty sympathy with reform and
Maude Bauuigardaor, of Wells j in no wise obligated to or associated
Tannery, aud hnly friend, Miss with men whose interests would be
Suafei-. ysitod the family ot F. subserved by perpetuiitioii of ex
C Mills Monday evening. j istiug conditions.
Crom well Lodge F. A; A. M., of ! The realization of genuine re
Orbisotna, held a bamnictor "blow j forms depends upon the election
out," at Di-oadtop City at City , of it legislature which will work
House f.James l. li 1 wards pro
pi'teior), on Saturday night. A
sfveial train on H P.. T. U.U.,wa:'
se.iureU for the ac.com modatiou
of tin; tnembers to liobertsdale
and return, where they were met
by hacks and conveyed to the city
They were met by that famous
1 ii i,; ilt op City 1 5a u J that furnish
e ! cxcc'iioiit music for the occas
ion. Tim gathering was in honor
of the mom hers who reside at
PruadtopCity. namely, C. K. llor
ton, Adam J. IJlack aud Jack firif
lith lorty members of the ma
sonic fraternity were present.
lr. U. P.. Campbell, L. C. Cun
ningham .1. A McDonough, of
New Crenada, being among the
number. A royal good time was
had, aud Unit feast in the dining
room, which Mr I'M wards and
wile well Knew how to prepare,
was a sight; but a sight did n 't su f
n (; a feed was on hand, and just
think- what h) able bodied men
could do when squared and seat
ed at the table". A collection was
taken up among the gang for the
band, amounting to JTi.Tjii.
Fall Term Opening.
Th" TriKtato Pusiness Col
lege, Cumberland, Md,, Sept. Uh,
,'th and tith. Write for catalogue
aud terms.
Festival.
A fosti vii 1 w V 1 b'e held at the for ki
of th-i road at Joeu Hun or better
known as ,:Slabtown" in Pilfast
township, on Saturday afternoon
aud evening, August PJi. Thore
will be music aud dancing. Every
body come and enjoy themselves.
My order of committee,
David 11. Hann,
L't. d. W. MKI.UiTT.
LETTLR OF ACCU'TAMCh.
(OonTiitiii-d from t1 rt ik'.h.)
K'lidiiiir liutlk' will foicc: tlicm l
iiiicoikliliniiitl surrender, will ennui
cipute tin' WvpiililiiiUi ntrai)iz.ition
which they still absolutely donii-
j mite, mid leave tin whole ih'iIi'
I of the State free to govern tliein
j schiM miclicated and unhoused.
Variant views may lie held a l
('((liioiiiic theories mid federal pol
ities; Init all true men may and
ousfht to lie tilled w ith emwiiiiiiny
ardor for the redemption of the
Commonwealth from the. srrap of
her spoilers.
I'o this righteous crusade I pledge
all in y power.
In this crisis we must he more
and lietter than Republicans and
1 'iMiiocrats.
We must lie champions of the
glorious cause of re-establishing
constitutional representative tree
L'overnment.
Indifference to civic duty has
for forty years kept the State in;.,
bondage to an unholy alliance o
. , ,,. .. i
political corruption and corporate
greed. The militant spirit of cru
saders is needed.
Theodoreloiosevelt, the incarna
tion of moral hack-bone, leads the
way.
The example of such stalwart
ollicial integrity as that of Mjiyor
Woaver.of Philadelphia, and May
or (iutlirie, of Pittsburg, is an in
spiration. Animated by the same
lofty sense of patriotic duty, the
people of Pennsylvania should
wrest the State from control of the
men w ho have despoiled and dis
graced her. .S long as lawless
corporations control political or
ganizations, and so long as these
organizations are composed of men
banded together for illicit purpos
es, popular government is a mock
ery and honest administration K
impossible.
We do not aim to destroy, but
to regulate and make it impossible
for the corporations to do wrong.
The tirst step is to break the polit
ical machinery by means of which
the wrong is accomplished. In
stead of submitting to a system
under which thecorporations make
the laws, we Miould see to it that
the corporations obey the laws
ju-tlv conceived and fairly drawn
,0 that neither the interests of the
public nor the rights of the cor-
positions shall be endangered,
j The first duly of the citizen is to
i free the Commonwealth. Legisla
tive reforms will follow as a logi
cal sciUence. While the Chief
' Kxecillive is powerless to do more
J than recommend needed legisla
tion, and interpose his yeto be
j twecn the people and legislative
in harmony with the executive
branch of the government.
Our election laws must be so
amended as to eliminate the party
square on the ballot, restrict the
giv ing of assistance to voters ex
cept in caes of physical disability
and checkmate fraud by provid
ing for n recount of the ballots
when the ends of Justice demand.
The enaetinent of adequate
penal laws, and their rigid en
fo; cement,, as a means of correct
ing the evil-; which have grown
up under theiegime ol the cor
rupt machine, are imperatively
demanded. Imprisonment for
offeDses against the public is
more essential than the infliction
of punishment for crimes against
the persou. The responsible
heads ot corporations should be
amenable to penal law for grant
ing unfair relates, for discrimi
nating among shippers and for
other transgressions against the
public. We demand government
by enlightened public opinion in
ulace of government by bosses
aud corporations We demand a
State government in which those
in power shall remember that
their author ty is delegated by
the people. The people are the
masters, the office holders are
the .servants There should bo
i o place oui-siile n prison for a
venal official. Compared with him
who uses his politic il power fop
dl.shouest rn.li-, U.eeoujtno ; liiit f
isalinott a respect il l" ci'i.er.
The rule hould l.e- Pl.'if'-s nf
tru H for horieFt ni"", p' i -.on
stripes for grafte'', T"k bight r
the position of the otfi'iidor, tha
greater "he n-f , I of pu .i-ihiug
hirn. Tlio cm tainty that imprh.
ouiui'i.t would follow the Co; . upt
! 1111 flf lilU.-r l.:il 1 Itll I'lfil tli
St.'it.H flf ri.-'c -ru rl virni1 ",
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li ia i:tixxi illy incumbent upon
I Vniisyh an'ui io laie vigorous uc- !
titm along these lines. Tins Wlato
was the pioueer in the anti-dis-
crimination movement. It. w:;-
my privilege? more than a (pun ter
of a century ago ti assist in
wringing from tin1 political pw
ers at, 1 hirrisburg auanti ilisci iin
ination law. The tiirht was long,
hard and bitter
The people of i
tb( oil regions -vere licing rcdue- i r
1 .i. '
i:u L(i IIHUI IV illlU lllUli JMOl l,
was being contisticated
yaeon-ii;
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j (' uiipauy, the I Vunsj Ivama Kail
i in, id and the, bosses. The act
I w as not all thai could be desired,
j The striking out of the iniprison
I ment clause destroyed Its effect,
aud the relatioiisexisting between
' the politic;;! machine and the cor
porations nullified the lii.vina
great degree.
Vt l 'i ,11 1, w 1 i 1 1 i Itnloiuru nlu.t I
,., ' ' , . '7 ..' I
ine creiiu ior Having laKenuie-
j first step toward the enaetinent
of the Inter State Commerce law. j
I The idea .'as b:,rn out of the tra I
vail of the people who were op-:
pressed by the corporations and
robbed by the transportation com-!
panics. I had the honor, iu 17-, i
to be a uieinber of a committee to
carry to Washington the dralt of I
the bill ujion which, thirteen j
years later, the Interstate Com- i
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nierce law as modeled. It is
.worth j' of note that the same in
fluences which killed the penal
clause of the Pennsylvania anti
discrimination bill, also caused
toe penal clause to lie stricken
from the Interstate Commerce
act.
Fur thirty-four years, there
fore, have 1, and others who are
associated with us.
fought along i
w hich Presi- -
the same lines upon
dent l Hisevelt has taken his
stand. Ponusylvanians were
tirst to feel the crushing effects
of rebates and discriminations
I
Peunsylvanians were early vie
tims of trie Standard Oil Com
pany, whose methods, gradually
extending throughout the coun
try, have borne fruitage in the
creation of the many trusts which
oppress the public. P.y Penu.syl
vauiaus the shackles will, nest
f ill. .je stricken from the State,
and the message carried to Presi
dent Roosevelt that wehave struck
a mighty blow to aid him in his
warfare for pure politics for the
rights of the public and for the
cause, of good government.
In the tight of the people it is
note -wotiiy that among our lead
ers are found no grafters, none
with necks scarred by collar cf
boss, no franchise grabber, no
political contract manipulator,
. i. . .
uono wuose names are associated ;,., ta t In two equal unnuol ray
With political pollution Or public i ll;(,"t' "" tin"-'"' ccnllnniHio-i with lnl.iresl.
infamy. The horde of ballot-box ' .
i ftLRO
stufl'ers, macers, cam)) followers ! .,.,, urol,.-NlK0.,1 win .-u on the .mi. day ot
of the army of pillage, are against I llK H""'e i'1'11-''' "'i- ro ioH-in ii.tmuwi ih-uiht-
. ri -l . i IV. I o wit :
ns to a man. 11ns fact cannot,
tail to have a powerful moral ef-1 l.x,.l.,ul w,Ul.r ,,,,,1 iimcscts iia,-,., ,
feet U Doll the intelligent citizens
P . , -, ,..
of the Com monwealth.
( )f equal signilicancu is the fact,
that again st us, and. our most ac- j
tive foe, is the corporation which j
more than any other has amassed i
colossal fortunes by means of;
special privileges granted at the j
cost, and iu violation of the rights !
of the neoole of this State, ami lw i
'
mi.'aus of advantages seized and
.
enjo eu iu deuance or ootn the
moral a id the statute Yaw.
As a inoitu of can ytng into ef
fect tho iifincifilcs of gi.od govern
moil1, ail'htional legislation is
Li'-oduti aloiiu' the hues of the iner-
it system it, the public service, j An excursion will be ruu to
revision of tlio revenue laws with I'en Mat" by the !oplo of I fau
lt view to i(iialiiii taxation, cock and viciuily, Tuesday, Au
r. mtiri to electrical railroad s I tfust "tli. Special trai:: leave
the rirht to carry freight and e.x- Il-mcock'ovor Westeru Maryland
pres., cll'ecUvi' jiin-e food laws,
prohibition of the owniM,' liy rail
roads o' tint pro.! lie:..-.- t'i'',y trans
jiort, tix'.njii, ni.ixiiiiiitii ra'eof
twoce-its per lull... for pas'scn;'i r
trafiic, tlie abolition of tin; vsti ri
of extortion practiced in exuetic;
fifty ji.-t ceet. excess of tin; rerii
lar rate in the hale of iii.1i :io-;i
i booifs, and other measures need
J to secure to the public u j'l-t
share of tlie benefits ol jiro;rn,ss
arid t'le hlessitii's of ci. j j r 1 1 .
The closer we (.ret to the people
in matters of lei lii'ion, the moi o
isecurely do we sa f iin rd llm
Stale against ubuseH, ;tr,d ih",
mote, i curly do W'- approxitnat i
to ae. ideal roptibh.i.
Th' Jirinoip'tc- of tfie t el'eic;,
(linn alTord a pn,ctic;: me uu f,,r
te--i'ert,niiiiri the pe nfir wi'lc'ii.
I'crnine; rpiestions of pet'ial 1 liter
et to ! i,n 1 1, bl'c . leU-rei'c-e
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The Fulton County Hunk docs a flKNKItAT, HANK
IN("i Ht'SINKSS ar.d fxt-cmls every favor to their imtrnns
mill friends, eoiisisteut with sound bunking.
W. H. NELSON,
Mcdonncilsbur, Vu. Cashier.
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Special Values
All Hats Trimmed Free
of Charge.
To make :i clearance of all my Hats I have marked
all very low.
Among the. lot you will lind stylish chitTons, Tiu
eans, l'yi(xaliiio9, Milans, Fancy Uraids, and a lot of
new Sailors. All must, gi at In if2, Instead of ;Vle to
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Come curly and get tirst choicH.
Mrs. H. O. McClain,
Hustontoun, Fa.
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HUIU.IC SUIS
OF VALUABLE
UlIflL KSTATE
liy virtue ur tin (iiilcr iif tlic Orpliaii.s' Court
ul l-'ulton cii'juiy, I'iMin-ylvHiiiu. the uriilcis-iKii-ca
L'.xccutor of tin: sstiuu of Hirum It. Truox
lun of llt.'Hust township, in snid county, (te
, -;.s.,il, will m'II ut puli'to siili! on this piviii'scs
ON SATURDAY
AUGUST 18. 1906
On- fo
iwilk iU cribfd ru;il estate of wlm'h
ii- -'Al (iciM-.irtl Ul (1 seized, to wit :
x n L v f rs i c j n f r v
unite in lJ'.'U.'.'t township. Knit r einitiiy.
Milt 1 li.lle e;iv' nf I'le I. :int FlUKi pistof-
". eoiitjlinilu'
O V - iZ fi fc. try
ire nr lev. sjli out 4i) ueres are ee.ned au 1 uu
i kimcS st tit i! uf irtiltiviiUurj, I) il;iiiee. nt iiures
(;oon riviie:w
;n; i oi Ut nU of leo. Mortou. Dinie! M1
'.lntt.
t .i-.irxe lHhoiiir. In IP Kthk il (1 ntlKMN.
The IniiM'oveinent. ttre u i-2 Storv Log
IIdiim", iiooil liiink It ru, nw Wujjun Sliud.
rti'n ('lib and otlirr outliniljitik's. A weli of
u'fi.d uiitei u'o-f! itie tltior. tjnott Kruit of vur
jijus kinds. Si'liool ho'i-e loeuted on tlie farm.
'Pii-i Is a dpsiniile home.
S iic begins at 10 i eloulc a. mi.
'1 KltMS UK HKAL ESTATK : -Ten per cunt-wn.-n
in'operry is kiioulied down; inie-thlrtliu.
nlmliin,' the ten per utint. on eonlirmati on of
'".il noruiaon, 1 Cultivator. 1 Spring Tooth
.H r. of. I l'"ul!inK-toj nuu'iry. iiliiiost m;w; 1.01',
,., r Jel,w ,, , lcyu!J, .
Ciussoul huff, t Wulch-KoUl-lillcil-cusL'. unil
o..ct4.ir.l iLt-rcs. lu 4 I- ure o.,rn. uta u.i.u,
oilier tiling tou uiiuifroiiN to ineniku.
s ilii i.euiii ut 10 o'clock u. in., wlu-n a urtilii
of i months will ht- n,vcn ua nil riiiiis otoi
more with upiiroveu scourity: ls thiiu fr.
.n-h
S. I.. WINK,
T. I'. OAKLAND, Auot. l'.xi.ouloi-.
."XKCU IOICS MII'ICI-..-
, Nuti.-e In liLroly 4 i v i: 1 1 t'lutt lotti.ri U,Mtiilui!Ut
I " ,",ve ,"'''" Kf'"(' to the uii,i,iikmc.i upm
Uii-iulB of Duiilfl It. .Muck, lute of Tod
'township, r niton i-oumv, ru.. dm-eusud
Any i.t-rtioiiH Iihvuil; cIhIiiim uk'hiii siihlMHtutt.
will pri'M-iil thi'lu i.n.prrly lnilh.-lilloiite.l fol
rtt.-l I IcIUIillt. Hll.l t llU.lr U Will If lIltiMUUC Will plOUHi-l-llll
Hllll fCUtO.
.IN'O. . SIIM'.S.
Mi'Conaellslinri,'. Tu..
lixt'outor.
; Excursion To Pen Mar.
K;iilrond at H;:',0 a in.; returning,
arrives in Hancock ut TSut p. m.
Tickets for the round trip, onl
This affords uu excellent oppor
tunity to see, and spend a day al
the noted Maryland resort. Mu
sic ull diiy by Haiti moru orches
tra. l'.ase ball, touuis, a trip ti
Way .icsboro on the troilev. and t
t'tirinco to visit frcu tho irrcat ob
i servatoi ies, ili.'b lioc.kiind (ua.y
Iioclf, art! anions the attractions.
The people of Fulton county wilt
turn out in rea1-crowds for a de
lightful day's outing.
liny a Purm in I'cnn., N, J. or Del.
Host Statitsjor profitahju farm
ine;. s.nl adapted to jreat varie
ty of c.iops. Near markets thM
pay host )rice foryourproduct.
I' .irtii i.inda in thoso Status my
s'lec.iaity, sold aud bought. Write
fee n...ticulars. 11. CJ. Fmcic,
Hit: It. K Trust Hid., Ttnl ida.
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i u i- i 'in in tlie A. I'. N:n,i' leiilil
'e 'li iiiinle to tin-
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in Millinery.
K.Ofi For Indigestion.
x-Jl Rrlieves sour stomach,
palpitation of the heart. Digests whatyoueat.
NEW
BUGGIES
My sheds are lull of liinrnl
now buirgitw anf wuoiis, both
fui toty and
HAND
MADE
and my prices lire ai low as the
lowest.
Please call ami see my con-
veyances.
Very truly yours,
W. R. EVAKS,
llustontown. Pa.
One F.linute Cough Cure
For Coughs, Colds and Croup.
a: I'rivatc i.ale. '
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! 1 n account ot ;i,l-
i v a uci ny en r.., otlVrs hi larra of li")
. acres, siniute in flotliel i.iwti.shio. l-'ui-
l(l I'liniili, I'll., t.'ry i i-iir llif Alnsiui
it IJiXiin Hue, on ;iil;i.,. rout! leading
from ! i ati Mii k to 1 luck Valley, 5 miles
northwest (if nunc (! The improve
ments mi' h tu'i MIAMI''. lloI'SK,
St i ii i 1 1 on -(, Lno- i-tiirn, Hliicli.viiith
.-hop, Ire iluuse. anil all nee ssary
.on luiiiiiine,. 1 .Hi aci-tii are cleuivj
unit in uoiiil state ul I'li'livulion,
Tli'-re in plenty ifehiiii-e Irii it hi the
f inn, tiiul i-xcollent- witer ut tln dour.
The l.nin will be sold on reasonable
'ir'iti iiiult buyer. For further
i.ai ti.-u lar-i rail on or addi ess
Jotl.M MANN,
thin, tm k, Mt.
I'. S I f the fn nil is not sold within
i i "ii so ihi h to 1 1 iii", it w ill bo fur rent
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of your friends on J
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THE ORIGINAL LAXATIVE CCUGH SYRUP
KENNEDY'S LAXATIVE
txiNTAisiMi HONEY AND TAR
REVIVO
RESTORES VITALITY
"Made a
Well Man
theV
of Me."
REVIVO HUTVIEIW
nroiliii'cti line roMuIta In 8U days. It acts
iHiniinuii,, uu. i quo-Kiy. , lirfN Wllt.n OI nOFS till I.
Vouiiir mitn cun ri'iriiln tholr lost nmnbood. and
old men li ny rnnovrr their youthful vlitor hv
iisini? Itl.V IVO. It quUkly nnd quietly re
movi'8 NcrvousnPSS, Lost Vlliillly, Siiuul
VVeiikiiotisHuchau Lost Power, Fuiliuv Memory,
WnstlriK DiHtiiMi's, unil etlocUof Kulf-ubuse or
excess und Indiscretion, whlea untltH one for
study. buneM or murriiie. It not only eurcH
by Hturtiim ut the si-Htol disease, but 18 a reat
mtrve tonic wild blood builder, brint'lnu
back the pink glow to pule l.e-Uainl re
siorlni! the lire ol' youth. It wards off an
proaohlngdlhease. Inslt onhavinK ItKVIVO,
no other. 1 1 cun bo carried ill vest pocket, liy
mall, 1.00 per package, or six for ft .00. We
Hive free advice uud counsel to all who wiHh It,
with Kiiiiruult'o. Ctri'ularii free. Address
ROYAL MEDICINE CO., Marina Bldg., Chicago, III
Rir sale iu .McCouuellsburtf at
V. S. Dickson's drug store. '"
DeWITT'S J-SilC WITCH HAZEL
SALVE. For Piles, Burns, Sores.
CHICHESTER'S EKGLISH
SPEiiHYROYAL PIILS
0
??. .AI,V"V reliable. I.i.ll, uik nriiirtlm for
t il It'll I kl l im KK.I.1.11.11 i Ite.l und
i..lrt inil-.l lie Uu5i-. milril Willi Ulu.i ril.liiin
I lib no oiImt. It.-r.i.,. .ln..u, r..o H,.l.-.i.
Itlll.nuii, iiuliuili,,,.. istiv ul vour llriui;l,i
i i M-iul ii, Htiiiii.- ior I'urll. ol:,,-.. T.-.ri.
Olonliil. m Kvllrt' lor l.iiili. .." j., uurr
( V rnum Wall. IO.O0O TsiIiuoiiihI. MMbr
''I Uruijitihm.
CHIOHliBTSR OHMMIOAL CO,
tetoO fladlHua Niur., fltacA., PA,
. McpLlun Chi, i,par.
LADIES
I ) dr. la franco sn
-C O M HO U N D,
Safe, Quick, Reliable Regulator
HiiPttrtoi' t oilier remedlei nld at high prices.
('re .'isrnlit.-1. SUi't'eHAfully uua by over
JOII, 011(1 N uiiimi. Frl. e, 43 t enia, drni
lll,l m or I. y mall. 'JumlluuiilulM A booklet free.
)r. Ltl'rauca, flilladelpblit, I' a.
DeWITT'S rasa WITCH HAZEL
vSALVE For Piles, Burns, Sores.
CUntS WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS U
cel l,ouiiri Byrup. Tia CooJ. VII
Us In time, jid by drujul. CJ
0.i-i:H'i,-,i-f,ji-gi
S? l THE
?! FULTON
il 1 1 COUNTY M
;NEWS 2A
-jCtStv Disease
rvvaand Health
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
itAiim us.
M. DOWNES.
K.
First Class
l'uNSORUL Mens i,
MeeoNNKI.I.SHIIKO, 1'A.
A eleuii Ou. hikI Towel will, eueli hve
KviTythlim AlitiKcutle.
Kuorn .Slerillrcri.
ISbop In room Ii t.-lv oi'ituiiii.d ty KU llriike
ISAAC IN. WATSON.
Tonsorial Artist.
Strictly up to dniH In nil Ntvlc( of lour cut
tlnif Viiiolc i-nsy Khnvtit liiiv-riiui, Orenins
Wlieli-kiiMil Willi, ml fxtni hiiiitiv Kh-mI,
towel to ( noli (.liuloliK'r l.ulest in proved lip
pilrntiiM (in- HlecllliliiK tool,s. l'urlor uuiiuniiv
Kulton House.
LAW YE its.
A. R. SIIAFFNER,
Attorney at Law,
OOice on Stniare,
McConnelUburjf, fa.
All legal bus neRR Bnd eolleelionv rntiustcd
will eoctve careful und prompt mtui tlon
cm uciii-s.
I'UHSHYTKRIAN. Kpv. W. A. W'PSt,
D D., l'aslor. l'reathing' sorvlcrs
eticli alUii-DiitB Sabl.nth ut 10:30 a. m.
and evfii-y Sitiulity cvptilnp at 7:(tn.
Services at Grnrn Hill on alternate
Sabbaths at 10:.10 a. m. Sabbath
school at ":1.V .lin.ior C hristian Kn
denvor at a:iH). ( bi istian Kntleavor
nt :iX). I'fiiyir mi'C ir:r VVedDesday
eveninir at 7;(l0.
Mkthodist kpiscopal Rev. J. -'.
Grimes, Fustor. Sunilay School
at !1:.I0 a. m. I'rea(;hitir every other
Sunday morning at 0::t0 and everv
Sunday evening at 7:00. Kuworth
I-ti one nt f.:()0 . m. Prayer meeting
Thursday evoninc at 7:00.
USITI'.D rKIiSUVTKKTAN Kev. J. I.,
Grove, Pastor. Sunday school at 9:;t0
tv. m. Pii'iifhiuf every Sunday morn
iti(.' t 10:.';o, and everv other Sundav
evening at7:0,u. The alternate Sabbath
evenings are used by the Young Peo
ple's C hristian Union at 7:00 p. m.
Prayer meetinir Wednesday ' eviiiini
tit 7 :f K.i.
rovAM.Ki.u, ai. i.i;thkran-Hev. A.
G. Wolf, Pastor. Sunday school :J.1
a. ni. Preachino; e'i'y other Stitiday
morniiifr at 10:.lo and everv other Sun
day evening at 7:00. Christian En
deavor at (1:00 p. in. Prayer meeting
on Wednesday evening at7:00.
lii'.roii.MEii-nev. C. M. Smith, Pas
tor. Sunday school at 0:.'i0 a. ni.
Preaching on alternate Sabbaths at
10:00 a. ni. and 7:00 p m. Christian
Endeavor at (1:00 p. in. 1'rayer meet
ing on Wednesday evening at 7:00.
IIOKOI GH OI-riCKKS.
Justice of the Peace-L. U. Will
M W. Nace
Constable D. T. Fields.
Kurgess W H. Great head.
Councilmen .lacon Hotz, TI
iiimas
i. llanimil, Win'. H. Nesblt.
Clerk Edward Shirrer.
School Directors Thos. V. Sion
John A. Irwin, John Comerer, C.
Stevens, S. H. Woollet, L. If. Wiblc
Hoard of Health II. S. Wishart, M
i'.; pres. j. w . cireathea.1,; soe'v.
W. Hay: W. r. McKibbin, M. 1).
V. Mosser, M. 1).
( :
.1.
OI'.M-1 A I. OIK FCTOK V .
President Judge FTon S.Mc. Swope
Associate Judges W. It. 1 lender. U
T. Humbert.
Prothonolury, iVcN-Geo. A. Harris
District Attorney George 13. Pan
lels.
Treasurer A. C. X-auver.
Sheriir .1. G. Alexander.
Deputy 'Sheriff -V. II. Xesbit.
Jury Commissioners II. C. Mum
ma, Hennett A. Truax.
Auditors 1). II. Mvers, Aaron M
Garland, W, Grant Wink.
Coiiiinissioners-S. C. Gracey, Wm
CJ. Uavis, S. A. Nesliit.
Clcik-rl. Prank Ilenrv.
County Suptrinteudeut-Chas. H
Barton.
Attorneys W Scott Alexander, J
Nelson Sipes, Thomas F. Sloan, !'
McN. Johnston, M. K. Shaffuer, Geo
B. Daniels, John P. Slpen, S. W
Kirk, F. P. Lynch, H. N. Sipes.
TI'.R.MS OF COI KT.
The first term of the Courts of Ful
ton county in the year shall commence
on the Tuesday following the second
Monday of January, ut 10 o'clock a. m.
The second term, commences on the
third Monday of March, at 2 o'clock
p. m. '
The third term on the Tuesday next
following the second Monday of June,
at 10 o'clock u. m.
The fourth term on the first Monday
October, at i o'clock p. m.
socn tii:s
Odd Fellows M 'Connellsburg Lodge
No. 7-44 meets every Friday evening iu
trie Comerer Building in McConnelN-
burg.
Flll't T.il t.ll'lori T.n.l.ia Kn JIM ........ ,
. . . .. K . w . lil. t . -1
every Saturday evening in the Cromer
"in'iiiuf; i r ori-ijit tieton.
Wells Valley Lodge No. (107 nieet.i
everv Siit'iwlnv Mv.r.ln.r In r"i,t.i i. ..i
- - - 1 .....(. v.....u . u vu u j ni.
lows' Hall at Wells Tannery.
Tlarrisonville Lodge No. 701 meets
every Saturday evening in Odd Pel
lows nun at i uirrisonville.
WlltCl fall I.Olli'tt Nil V 771 n.i,al.
ery Saturday evening in Odd Fellow'
Hall ut Waterfall Mills.
Warfordsb ti g Lodge No. 001 meets
in WarfordKhiire' everv Siii oi-.l,.
evenlnc.
K
iving i-iisiu. A. li. ,o. .IH5 meets !n
Mill 'minHlUhllror in ( Will l.llfrc) T T 1 1
- - - n .u.ii'tvn i. ii ii
Ire tlrtit Saturday in every month at I
p. in.
f?..v!il Al'i'iminn 'Cue ,.,.n ri.,....M
........ ... A Un.. u. ,i u, v.uuui-11
No. 121, . tiuets on altnriiiite Monday
evenings in i: u. S. or A. Hal , in
iHcuiiiieiisiHirfj.
Washlnglon CiiPni) No. i'Jl. P. O. s.
A., of New GreiiiK'H, meets every N"t,.
urdav evening in P. O. S. of A. Hull
Washiiurtiin fii.tiiTi. Mi. i i.;
of A., Huhtor.town, meets every Sntur
uiuajr cvc-nilix in t', w, rs, oi A. II 111 I,
John O. Tavlrir Pnm, n A li u..
6H9, meets every Saturday, on or jurft
preceding; full moon In Lashley hull,
at 2 p. ni., at Buck Valley.
Woman's Relief Corps, No. o
meets at same date and place at 4 p.m.
Gen. D. B. McKibbin Post No.W2,
G. A. S., meets the second and fourib
Saturdays In each month at Pleasant
HidKe, , ,
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