INTERESTING PARAGRAPHS 01 Local and General Interest, Gathered at Home or Clipped from our Exchange. CONDENSED FOR HURRIED READERS II its trim mod free of charge at May .lobnstoa's. The Irwiu fciore sells the best post card v.cws of our Court House two for five cents. Fakm Foit Sale. i200 acres on State Road, between Fort Lit teton and Burnt Cabins. In quire of L. J. Cline, Fort Little ton. Harry Huston, Saltillo's hust liug merchant, has a lot of things to tell you in his new advertise ment this w ;ek. You will find it o 1 the fifth page. COAL for sale at the Wishart Mine at $150 a ton. More than $300 00 has been expended there to secure coal this year. The road is in good conditiou. The in mo is operated by practu al miners. Your patronage is so hciled Walter Aller, well known in the upper end of the countv,soneof Colorado's successful homestead ers. About fifteen years ago he took up eighty acres of land in Grand Valley, 100 miles south of Leadville, Colorado, and receutly sold half ot it for $4,000,00. His attention is principally given to fruit raising and this fall he has marketed about $7,000 worth. We have on our desk a tine peach grown on his farm and it is a "bute"8ure. Baby had a little pain. Father said "Thatkid again!" Mother gave her Cascasweet. Father said "Itcan'tbebeat." Cascasweet is a vegetable cor rective for the stomach and bow e's of babies and cnildren. Con tains uo opiates and the ingred hints are on each and every bot tle. Pleasing to take. Sold at Trout's drag store. RUTH WEST MARRIED. Grand-daughter of Rev. Win, A. West, D. D., of this Place, Itrlde of Promi nent Alloonan. Tuesday afternoou of last week, et the residence of her un cle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Jeuuiogs, of Uarrisburg, Miss Ruth WadUell West was united in marriage to Thomas El der Campbell, of Altoona. rlhe ceremony was performed by the bride's grand-father, the Rev. Dr. Wm. A. West, of this place, in the presence ot only the immed iate families and some college friends. She was given away by her uucle, William Jennings. Exactly at 4 o'clock, to the strains of Lohengrin's wedding march, played by a stringed or chestra, the wedding party enter ed the doorway and through an aisl 5 ot ropes of asparagus and white dahlias, held by her pages, Christian Lynch Jennings and Edward Jennings, reached the deep bay window at the end of the parlor. This room was love ly with its simple decorations of white dahlias and asparagus fern and with the soft hgtit from many white candles glowing from silver candelabra. The ceremony was performed in the bay window, which was a mass of ferns and dahlias. The bride wore an exquisite gown of white messaline, trimmed with princess lace, a tulle veil, a id carried a bouquet of bride's ros i s and maiden hair fern. She was attended by Miss Anne Nel son, Cliainbersburg, as maid of honor, and by two bridesmaids, Miss Riddle Media, and Miss (trace Baxter, Trenton, New Jer sey. They wore dainty gowns of vollow louisiuo and carried large hunches of yellow chrysanthe' mums. The groom was attended , by Fred. Brown, Clarion, Pa., as b t man, und D iLit'l S. Horton, New Yrrk, ami Clydo Cutherie, Indiana, Pa , as ushers. Following the ceremony, a wed ding supper was served. Mr. and Mis Can pbell left for the .vorth, and will be at home ifter November 15th at Altoona. Vegetable Hate-lately harmless SCHEXCn MA2R,C.Z FILLS. cure my of thee artr-ciimm. ami MtlouaV nM. ItKiige'tiou, C 'ti-tipiiHrm, Hick Ktra'lnchr, Nntt-tea, t.Mliiirm, Malaria, or LVenroiia ltw-rlfi, SCHFiNCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS will rll ;m MlbUf fit will. Tfcvf "liven the Liver." i.t.lf T.tr. mm In ;.n(Mi lraa afar tM? abMiutt rvlUbllllj, im1 thllrt hIvI?. Partly Vc gttabt.-abaotutel.-r'rIarmlaM. For Rale everywhere, 25tntabox or oy man. Dr. J. H. khenck Son. thill., Pa. The members of H e Hazloton Game and Protective Association are in hearty accord with the bill be-ng prepared by the State Game Commission, comnellinc cvpry hunter to pay $1 per an num for the privilege. Can you win ? You realize that to win in anything these days, requires strength, with mind and body in tune. A man or woman with disordered digestive organs is not in shape for a day's work or t. day's play. How can they expect to win t Kodol for Dys popsia contains the digestive jui ces of a healthy stomach and will put your stomach in shape to per form its important function of supplying the body and brair. with strength building blood. Di gests what you eat, relieves indi gestion, dyspepsia, sour stom ach, palpitation of the heart and constipation. Sold at Trout's drug store. Mrs. John W. Rhiues, New Fi ankliu, reports raising five po t'atoes weighing ten a: d a half pounds. Two weighed five and a half. VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY PRIVATE SALE. Owing to fulling health, I liaye do elded to otTor for sale uiy Mill Proper ty, situated at Webster Mills, Fulton county, Pa. Splendid water power the year round. The mill is one of the best established in the county, was thoroughly remodeled a year ago, and Is equipped with the latest improved Gyrator Machinery for the roller pro cess. Terms to suit purchaser, call on or address W. H. DUKFY, 9 20 3m Webster Mills, Pa. VALUABLE FARM v FOR SALE. Situate in Taylor township, on the road leading from Hustontown to the Robe rtsd ale market, containing 130 acres; 100 acres cleared, of which about 50 acres are fine meadow land; balance In timber. Good state of cul tivation. Good House, pump at the door. Barn, '45x70. Terms easy, Call on, or address A. J. Fhakkr, --tf. Hustontown, Pa. NEW BUGGIES i My sheds are full of brand new buggies and. wagons, both factory and HAND MADE fc fc and my prices are as low as the lowest. Please call and see my con voy aucei. Very truly yours, W. R. EVANS, Hustontown, Pa. DKViL'S ISLAND TORTURE U no worse thau the terrible case of piles that alrlicted melOyeais. Then I was advised to apply Buck-i'-n's Arnica Salve, and less than a tioic cured mo, writes L. S. Na' I" r, of lluurls, Kv, Heals nil wtuj.-.v-, duriixHiid sores liU mag U:. yao at Trout's the druggist. DImm kud Health mm Cil Ar a. REVIVO RESTORES VITALITY "Made a Well Man - mr wv r wi in wi produce, an. raaulla In SO days. It acta MiwHrtftiii midaulcklv. Curea when othsra fall. Younir men can rtwaln their lout manhood, and old men may recover thuir youthful vlnor by uln BKVIVO. It quickly aud qulnily m. aiovai Norvoutncaa, IaihV Vllnllty, Suiual WeaknKK aunh au Lout Power, f 'ailliiif Meuiorv. Warning Diaeaana, and ttfltwtaof aulf-abua. or exceaa and luillacretlon, which unlltH one fur Htutly, bualaoaa or niarriaK- It not only cure Itv Hturtliiw at the atat of dlKeaue. but la a ir real nor toule mid blood builder. brinuliiK tuck the pink (law (a pal cbeelta amlre aiorlng the fire .1 youth. It warria off ap proaching dlaease. Initial on bavin II IC VIVO, no other. It can be oarrled In yeat pocket. Ily Dial). 111. OO per puukave, or nix for f6.00. We give free advloe and couuael to all who wlah It, with tfuaranlee. Clrculara free. Addreaa ROYAL MEOICIaC CO., Hailnt Bldg., Chicago, III For s vie iii ,vl Citnil''. y at W. b Dioliaoo'h li uk more. -mm THY US l-OH FlJi?'iTURE OI cAHPLT Look Here I A wtigon wheel U cuiistruc'ed with 12 spokes rudiat ng from a common center the hub -to the rim, so Unit the weight siiHtalnml by the wheel U evenly di trib'i'eil If you remove one, two or three or more of these spokes,' it is clear that the ones remaining must heir an addit.i.imil strain, and the currying capacity of the wajjon correspondinnly reduced. The stocks of the store beur the same relation to the store, that the Fpoke do to the wagon. Tho store ihat depends upon one stocic or two, as its support - like the s ore that just nan dies hardware, or furniture, or carpets, or groceries or all of these, art forc ed to charge more for their goods, than a store like BANK'S, for the Simple reason that the operating and general expenses are conceutrateu on one stock or two, while a store like ours spreads these expenses thinly over a great many different lines. We carry all these lines and a great many more; therefore, we can afford to sell cheaper on any one line because wo carry the others. And every merchant understands that, as the volume of sales multi plies, the percentage of expenses diminishes In short, the store that only- handles these lines, can't compete with us lu prices. Should we hnntlle any or all of the above lines, there would be some days we might not sell a cent's worth, and would bo compelled to charge more profit on the goods than we do, because every day we are selling something of the following lines, wmcn we claim to be lower than any other store for the same goods. Furniture, - Carpets, Mattresses, Springs, Cots, etc. Mattings, Linoleum, Floor and Table Oil Cloths, Hardware, Wood- and milovr-Ware. Clothing, Pants, Over alls, Shirts, for men and boys). Felt and Gum Boots, Lumberman's Socks and Overs, etc. Shoes of all sizes and grades. Queen' sware. Glass ware, Tinware, and Graniteware, Paints, Oils, Glass, etc. Horse Collars. Hames. Pads. Harness, etc. Drugs, Medicines, Extracts in bulk. Groceries, and canned goods. Anything You Want at BARE'S. Dry Goods and Notion Dress Goods, Water-proof Cloth, Silks, Velvets, Flannels, etc. Duck Coats, Rain Coats, Gum Coats. Leggins, etc. , Men 's, Women 's and Children 's Un derwear. Hats, Caps, and Gents Furnishings. Whips, Horse Blankets, Robes, etc. Bed Haps, Blankets, Spreads, etc. Gum Shoes for men, wom en and children. Hunting Coats, Pea Jackets for men and boys. Cardigan Jackets, Sweaters, etc. Washing Machines, Wringers, etc. Wire and Wire Nails, Round Iron and Wagon Tire. For want of space we can't name any prices, hut will say that we can save you money on every purchase. To-day we are opening 5 casks of dishes, etc., among thm are handled cups and saucers, and p'ates, at 2oc per. set; the rest in proportion. In the light of the foregoing facts, the truth of our claim of underselling competition must strike home in the minds of every thinking farmer or laboring man, who knows the value of a dollar. Yours for more business, Fort Littleton Pa. STEVENS' & RAKER'S Bargain Store. For First Fall Days We Have The Goods. FALL AND WINTER. Underwear coining In at prices that will surprise you. Overshoes, ... Teggins and Rubber Goods now on hand at a ulean-swcepliig price goods that we commenced buying as early as April and May. We have a full line of outing cloth at He,, a yd., gingham and cali coes as low as &c. a yd. Muslins, shirtings, seersuckers, tlannt-letts, at low prices. Men's cords from 41.40 up. . QCC . a 'M ttnJ 'W"' dozen while they last. We t-U--C3 J-IXS stlll have a few dozen tin cans that we are dosing out for :18c. p r q ROPE "rst u'us sisB' wln He. lb., rope halters l." and 25c., web halters .'lit and lie., harness pads that we ure selling for from l'l lo 4ika. SHELLS ! SheUs ! JVlnchesterandi; M.C'.shells 3 und M dram of powder, ull slue shot first class for 45c, a box. Crocks froin i to 2 gallon each, prices 4 to 10c. each; 2 gallons 2)c. A full Una of groceries that we sell as low as the lowest, and for SHOKS don't fall tj try Steven ,V Itaker before you buy. ' : ' All kinds of country produce taken In exchange, wheat, 7,V: r v, (Kb; oats, 30c; onions, 75o, and country lard Potatoes 48c. Call and see us. No trouble to show you good If you don't buy fspoctfullv yours, Stevens & Raker, Clear Ridge,' Pa. PULTON COUNTY NEWS a $1.00 Year in Advance. Hurrah ! For The I. II. C L tits hip If JJuiijilfi. .' 't j ft W i' flit A I. iy.:-f2 II I'll The Oasollne Engine Is one- of the mjst useful things a farmer can own. With one of these useful machines he enn saw wood, grind feed, shell corn, pump water, and many other things, Thry are being used in mhlc places for electric light pin tits I have sold two since Jan. 1. HUM. and expect. to sell several more befure ll.u year is up. The demand lor I'iUsburg fence is still growing This Is a positive proof that it ) al! right. I have it on hand, and am selling it right along at the lowest price possible Tnr rope, 7c tl: Unwed oil; r0c. a giil Ion: Machine oil H to jITc gal; Cylinder oil 27c; 1-lb. can Mia Axle rreuse, 8c: li Ib. can Mica Axle grease 2:ic: lo-lb. buck els Mica Axle grease, ll-V: Harness oil fiOc ! Lewis lead, 7Jc; Carter lend, 7c; Dutch euil 7c: Mixed paint, $l.l'i a gallon: Dou ble bitted axes liOr. !, Single bitted axiM 70c: si1 id steci pir!;?, 40c; solid steel mattocks, 4iu-. Smooth wire, $2.75: I5ai 1 wire, $:i.2ii; Wire fence, 2:1 to Coc. per roil: I V7ire nails, $2 .W a keg: Steel buggy tire ; Dirt shovels, 40 to 55c; Long handle M-oop, "t'e; Slioit hancllo scoop, 7Uc: Cow cha:ns, 17 to 2.V; Trace chtiins, .10 to 110c: Sim. in saws, .1 ft, 5j :i.4": ti-ft. 4.04: Hand saws 40c. to $2 .10: Yellow collar pads, 27c Tell collar pails, 40c. Horse IBlanlcets and Robes I have the largest and best assortin'it of Horse Klankets and Holies in tlx- county. Prices from 70 to $5.75. Holies from $2. ,10 to &M.50. Thanking those who have so liberally patronized me, and kindly soliciting the continuance of the s.ime, I am Yours respectfully, Geo. IB. TVlellott, McConncllsburg, Pa. a 38 T NOW DON'T RUSH Yourself when fall comes and you are too busy with other work to think about sewing. Now is the time to do it. Our stock of Suitings was nev"er in better shape for early buyers. 751- REPELLANTS Blacks. Browns, Grays, and Blues, -Excellent weight, 56 inches wide Make elegant suits, worth 75 cents, at 55c. All wool Batistes, Blue, Red and Cream, 36 inches wide, at 50c. & MOHAIRS & Black Mohairs at 25, 50, 75c, and SI a yd. Blue Mohairs, 40 in wide, at 50c, Blue Mohairs 44 m., $1. Fancy Mohairs for H aists, 50c. yd. , Blue and white, and Pink and white Plaids, Fancy white with dainty figures. - Black Goods - For waists, skirts and suits. Henri ettas, Panamas, Habit Cloth, Ser ges, Perquelins, Broadcloths, and Plaids 12 l-2c, t $1.50. Danish Cloth White and Cream, 22 in. nide, 16c. Poplar Cloth, White and Cream, 36 in. wide, at 25c. rk All Wool Albatross Pink, Blue, Cream and White, 36 in. wide at 50c. Tricots for Waists, Fancy and Plain colors. ' 'all Wool, ' ' at 25c. "Anything In" Percales, Seersuckers, Ginghams; Calicoes, Satteens, Chambrays, Linens, Lawns, Shirtings, Cot. ton and Shaker Flannels Guinea Cloths, Daisy Cloth, Outing Cloths and Flannelettes, Table Linen, Napkins, Towels and Toweling, Ticking, Mus lins, Sheeting and Pillow casing aud a full line of .NOTIONS:-. Respectfull Yours, Geo, W. Reisner . IWcConnellsburg. f Co, Pa. W WW .Y v.v . 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LADIES V.'.7 l"i.- . a' .H:J.-T mm I I a- J jjjR.LA FRANCO S I W COMPOUND-1 Safe, Quick, Reliable Regulator Suparlot inthr remeitlHt n.ld at hlub prlrei. Ciirn Kimriitiirrit. Bui iN.aafully umi1 hy over UOU.OtlO VVlMimil. Prii'V. 'J.t Ollla. ilrllK Kltla or hy lua-l. Taaiuintulalu ft Uiokll frt'i. Ur. LaFrauco, Fklladelphla, I'a. For Sale at Albert Stoncr s. McConnellsburg COLLEQI3 A JKib Grad. DUFF'S a Commaraial aad 5huilhai,J Tr.-iluiaf SchcMil. quaUyiai ymiaa liua tad wianea lui Um poabou al IM aad nqxai abUlr drnuadd ir lha areal Fiaaaeial and Mnu l.cmruit Croi r'u'Mluna tacurad lor gradualaa. 'WriK far Cur"1 PUuW(, Pa. Slodcl Dyspepsia Cure DalVltVs & Oclva DiflMts what you eat. for PaUs. Curnsa wres Kennedy's Laxative Honey r.d Tar Curaa all'covgka, and expelu fuiua from tk.ayalaw a aaaily naaluu Ik. uai.
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