FULTuN COUNTY NEWS
Published Every. Thursday.
B. W- PiwI, Editor and Proprietor.
McCONNELLSBURG, PA.
JUNE 27, 1907
Published Weekly. 51.00 per
Annum in Advance.
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Execitor'i Notice.
A 25c. Bottle of
Kemps Mmm
40 DOSE,
Amltr-udi dosci i: ni"ro effectttr! tlmn
four times tlio MUM iii inMiy of miv
oilier coanh remedy, however wi ll
Bdvortiscd und however si roouly rec
ommended tluit ri ni.-cly niny I.".
Komomlur always Uifkt Uiltr'fl
BALSAM i- the
Best Cough Cure.
It lm smut ibousands from con
sumption. It Ims saved Minimum! of liven.
At ail (lrURK'"'. 2""'-. 60t'- aml
llon't acri'iit anythlna - :
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BjttWtffl Notice.
i C'Ketter, tet iinientrti on the But ft 16 of I'rrrt-
1 f virk Wilie lute d 1,'clilfi;.' ( 'rri-li LoWIWWp.
I Fulton mty.Pn . dftneivtcn. htive be mi tfrMtv
: i"i hv thti tii t'l-'ior of wil'Ki of Pulton eonttfr.
: to tho tnulcnilmimS.ftl Benton IfMtabtMl t-ttiii
evtut in rf(tutti1 i muka Inuaeqltitv p; -!
mom. ami (hose h viir leiml cluhif Jffttoiti
t in- mdiq iv U J pfttMOl Lbotn w tt houi delttv.
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j W.scmtt AhKXAKnkft Atturtiev.
Old Sol is busy
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Gflflfl BEAUTY CORSDTS
Value 1 AMERICAN
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ioo. Sbafur, oar village smttby,
aud son Roy, spout Sunday with
Harvey Shafor, at Kearney, Pi,
Jacob ('ruler, our VBterau mail
man, ntui George Hester, spout
several davs witli friends in Al
toon a.
Irwin Under is in our village
olliciating on the mnil route for
Jacob Older daring Ins absence.
Fred and Robert, sons of Dr.
Rowe McClain, ot Mount Union,
are spending their summer vaca
tion with tiieir grandmother,
Mrs. Evaline McClain.
William Berkstresser and wife,
ol Mail'iensville, spent Sunday at
Crider's, here.
Maude Cunningham, and Ma
thaand Sitner Black, indents
from Kockhill school, arrived
home safe .Saturday evening.
Arthur Cunningham, of Mount
Union, dropped into our midst
Friday evening for a night only.
There will be a picnic at Zion
M. E. church ou Saturday, 29tb,
and a social at night. Everybody
come.
The sad news reached us on
Thursday of the death of Mrs. H.
M. Simple, of York, Fa Thises
tunable lady visited our town iast
fall, and made many friends, who
will be sorry to hear of her death.
Mr. Sample, her husband, is well
known throughout this county, as
salesma i for D. S. Peterman A
Co's. Sboe House. Our sytnps
thies are extended to Brother
Sample m this dark hour of grief.
Wo notice that no one wrote the
obituary from Wells, of the death
of J. A. Repper, and we cannot
give full report. He died at the
home of bis uncle, Allison Ed
wards, in Wells Valley, .Juno 18th.
lutermcutat U. B. cemetery on
Saturday, June 15tb, Rev. For
est of the M. K church, olliciat
ing. Mr. Repper was 8 1 years
old, and was married to Mande,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
l-'oster, of this valley. He loaves
a widow, foui sons aud one (laugh
ter; also two sisters, Mrs K. V.
McClain. of Wells Valley, and
Mrs. Ed. A. Alloway, of Roberts
dale.
A prompt, pleasant, good rem
edy for coughs and colds, is Ken
nedy's Tjaxativo Cough Syrup. It
i especially recommended for ba
bies and children, but good for
every comber of the family. It
contains no opiates aud does not
constipate. Contains honey and
tar and tastes nearly as good as
maple syrup. Children like it.
Sold by Trout's drug store.
The Editor and his wife are in
debted to Mr. and Mrs. J, K.
Johnston for a very enjoyable trip
last week Witt) them in Mr. John
ston's new automobile, to Adams
oennty, during which time wo
visited the famous battlefield.
Our party on the trip visited in
the home of Postmast r Jun
Moore, one of Adams county's
slickest and most popular poli
ticians, at Fairfield, and also in
the home of Mrs. Belle Culbert
sou and Dr. N. C. Trout. We
found them all delightful people
and greatly enjoyed their gener
ous hospitality.
Gh t,afree sampleof Dr. Shoop's
"Health Coffee" at our store. If
real coffee disturbs your Stom
ach, your Heart or Jvidueys, then
t;y this clever Coffee imitation.
Dr. Slioop has closely matched
Old Java and Mouha Cuff je in Hi
vor and, yet it has not a single
graiu of real Coffee m it. D.
Shoop's Health Coffee 1 nutation i
made from pure toasted grains or
cereals, with Malt, Nuts, etc
Made in a m uute. No tedious
wait. You will surely like it.
Sold by E R. McClaiii.
Subscribe lor
only $1 i1 a year.
the "News;"
RKi:sn cki:i;k.
A number of y ting folks from
the Valley, attended Children's
service at ( tapsville, Sunday.
J. 0. Barton mid wife spent
Saturday at Andovor.
The festival at AsersvUle, Sat
urday night, was well attended.
Clara and Ivy Hixson spent
Sunday afternoon at Jacob Clcv
euger's. M. J. Hixson, while hauling
lath poles on the O ilnett place,
had the misfortune of getting his
leg broken.
Charles Truax spent Sunday
with Friends at AkersvUle.
Ainoug the guests at M.J. Hix
sou's Sunday, were Sherman
Clevengor and wife, aud Ceorge
o. Lynch.
Sebort and Ella Barton spent
Saturday evening very pleasantly
in the home of O. A., Barton.
Alex MoKlbben is, spending
some time w ith friends in Cum
bariand.
Miss Jennie Lodge left for Ev
erett last week, where she ex
pects to spend time with
her stster, Mrs. Boyd Jackson
Amos Hixson lost a valuable
horse iast week.
Sadie and Lula Barton spent
Sunday afternoon with Frariceua
Whitfield.
Clarence Barton, i f Altoona,
pent Saturday und Sunday with
relatives in tlie Valley. He was
accompanied by Miss Carrie Dc
Sboagi of Bverett.
Mr. and .rs Piper Barton
sp ut Sunday with the former's
brother, ( ) A Barton.
Itadlv Mixed Up.
Abraham Brown, of Wintorton,
X. V., had a very remarkable ex
pertence; lie says; 'Doctors got
badly mixed up over me; one said
heart disease;two called it kidney
trouble; the fourth blood poisou,
and the fifth stomach and liver
trouble; but none of thorn helped
me; so my wife advised trying
Blectric Bitters;whlob are renter
ing me to perfect health. One bot
tle d:d mo more good than all
the five doctors prescribed".
Guaranteed to cure blood poison
weakness and all stomach, liver
and kidney c( mplaiuts, by
TrOUtS drug store, "0c.
Surprise Parly.
A well planned and complete
surprise was that winch greeted
Mrs. Jacob M otter, on the anni
versary of her birthday last
Thursday, whensonieof hermany
friends and neighbors gathered
to pay their respects to this high
ly esteemed friend aud kind
neighbor.
As Mrs. Motter was busy sew
ing, she was called to the porch,
and was surprised to see a large
string of buggies, which she
thought might be a gang of gyp
sies. Not knowing what it all
meant, she ran Uiekly.to the al
manac, and found that her friends
aud neighbors had gathered to
celebrate her forty-eeveutb birth
day. It was but a short time un
til the guests were invited to the
dining room, where a sumptuous
dintier was served. Those pres
ent were, Daniel McQuade, wife
aud daughter Ruth; John Ott,
wife aud two children; Mrs. liob
rt Fryman and daughter Meta;
Wm. Baylor, wife, daughter Nora
and sons Raymond and Bruce;
Wm. Cutchall and family, Calvin
Tritle and family, J. J. Conrad
and wife, Mrs. Jem Truax and
four children, Verlie Truax, and
Joe Thomas.
Mrs. Motter received many
useful gifts. All relumed home
sayiug the day was well spent.
Admnistrator's Notice.
Notice In heeliy uiven that leltmol Adin'n
N'i.itli.ri on the eMnteof Or S. S lioop. luti
of I .i.'UiiiL ( 'rrtk lownshlp. l-'ullon count v l';i .
iI.'c.mmmI. hiivi been k'ninted to the un'lemlini
ed. Ibat ul) persot lofleliteU to Mild etute will
iimlo' p.iymeul. ted thone h.ivltitf OlftlBM will
pr.'M'tit. l hem properly iiuthentieutetl for p.i-
NMlii
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lliiriNonvllle. Pft.
f 13 ft. AdmlnMraior.
KHAS'K P. LYNCB, Alton!,
Auditor's Notice.
Noiloc In htraby flreii timt ihe mrttomtgnfti
Auditor spppointeil by the Orphanji' court of
Pultol only. IVniiMtvmilit. to multe dKtrlbu-
t lull of the ftmil-. In the hands of J. C. Koi-e. 8d-
nilnlstriilor or tl tute of John llriihnker.
lute of Todd tov iiship. dOOMMMl. will Nit al Ills
Dilti'e in MeConnolKlMirir for t lit- performance
or his (tunc nt 10 o'clock ft. m.. on July IS. It ?.
when anil w here uli person iutete.tcd may al
teml ir they see proper.
S. WBSI.KY KIRK,
"-JO-1 1 . Audlior.
$50.00 Reward.
The above reward will he paid in
OSSD for information that will lead to
the arrest and conviction of the per
son or persons who stole forty or lifty
obioksni from the premlsos of Hon.
Peter .Morton on Monday night, May
13th, ThSfmOMJ is now in the hands
nf Attorney M. I!. Shatfner, ready for
the person who meats the conditions
nf this notice.
CmZEJf 8 C'om.mittki:.
The weather m Still OR gotten his btsrltlgS, and the Over
eon is no longer popular.
Von are J Ott us StislottS to keep cool now as you were
to keep warm: mid while we cut; not regulate O.d Bol'l hot
rays, we can furnish you With (jood, cool, serviceable
slothing at zero prices.
A nice lltftit-ttoiubt Straw Hut looks cool und I'om
fort ilile, and eun be had at prlcss from 600, MttlilB in
dress hats for men.
Children's Sailor and Linen flats. Jg, 50, and oOe. ench.
Kveryduy bstl at V. to BOO.
CHILDREN'S WASH SUITS.
Why do you roast that little fellow in a heavy suit,
when you can buy him u wash suit for 50, 68, To, $1.00,
ami Si .Z't per suit ?
Harry E. Huston,
Saltillo, Pa.
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Prices
BUY HERE.
Hot Weather Offerings.
Our showing of Mid-Sttnttner Iflsrobandiss i very in'er-
CBting in style, finality and prioe.
Quality and iuanttty always hero for seleclion. We
never eacriiiee Quality in order to give quantity.
We endeavor to give good valun at all times.
Silks,
Dress Hoods,
White Waistind,
'.... Linens,
Linen Suitings,
Cotton Suitings,
l'"aney Larvins,
Kaney ( linn hams,
Plain ( linghsniHi
I'iurod I'erca-s,
Wslktng Skirts,
l.onir ('.loves,
Ladles' Hells,
Underwent ,
White Hosiery,
Black Hosiery,
Tan Hosiery,
I tuck Combs,
Side ( 'i mills,
Ladies' Neckwear.
Lace anil insertion.
All Over Lace,
Millinery,
Ribbons,
Veiling,
Pans,
Lace Curl a ins,
Curtain Swiss,
I irapery,
1 'il low ( 'ases,
Sheets,
Toweling,
Linen Towels
Shoes, Oxford Tice, White Slippers, Men's Drew Shirts,
Men's Neck-wear, Men's Under-wear, Matting, Rugs.
JAMES G. TURNER & CO.,
Masonic Temple.
Hancock, Md.
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Trespass Notice.
The undersigned hereby gives notiot
that ihe lands und premises of tlio Pul
ton County Rod und Gun Club, an or
sanisstion duly incorporated by the
laws of Pennsylvania, situated in the
townships of Wells and llrush Cieek,
county of Pulton and state of Pennsyl
vau iu, aie private property, and that
u!l pettoni are warned not to trespass
on saiil Landl ana premises for .he
purpose tif hunting, lishinif. natherinn
nuts or berries, on in any other man
ner whatever contrary to acts of as
sembly in such cases made and provid
"d us the law will br rigidly enforced.
Pri.TON Cdt NTV Pun and Giro Ci.un.
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Attention Farmers
The attention of farmers and stock
rs is directed to the following
Uni borSM owned by D. P. Trout.
"Walter L."
is a lloan, weihinc 1,800 lbs , with a
record of 1 : 30. This horse will stand
St the following places :
At I). P. Trout's barn, May Dili,
10th, and 11th.
At Henry Tritle's May 13th and
14th.
At George Hohman's May lath.
At Bultzer Catchall's May Kith, 17th
and lHth.
At llurut Cabins, May 80th and 21st.
At Port Littleton Muy 22nd and BBI
and so on every two weeks throughout
the season.
Insurance, (PI.
"Duke."
Duke is a fray Pcrcheron. weight
1,."-'hi lbs , will be at Hichurd Hollens
bsad'l May 13th and 14th.
At John Hi ss's Muy loth.
At Hult.er Catchall's May 10th,
iTih and 18th,
At Hobert Miller's May 20th and
Met.
At Prank Madden's at Maddensville
May 22nd and 2l)rd, and ul Grant
Baker's 24th und 85th, and every two
weeks thereafier until close of season.
Insurance 18,00,
"Uelsur."
This Is u Sorrel with a record of
2 : 17 weighing ,OQ0 lbs.
This horse will stund at Clear Hidtfe
on the llllh und 11th of May end every
two woeks thereafier, and ut the own
er's barn the rest of the time.
Insurance, SH.00.
Selling or in any wuy parting with
a mure bred to any one of these horses
makes the insurance money duo und
payable at once.
D. P. Trout, Owner,
Met 'onnellsburtf , Pa.
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Hi' hoVe ju8l completed Qtrangementa with The
Harrisburg Patriot by which we can offer the
Fulton County News
nini tlio dnilV mori
Harrisburg Patriot
for the nstonisliingly low price of
5Q Per Year
CasSh in Advance
Eegular Price 6f Both Papers i $4
In this way you i nn gel :ill of the news of your home
town every week nini l lie news of the State Capitol, tele
graphic news of Pennsylvania and the world in general,
every morning for mi $-..50 per year.
Tlio Patriot is sent by the earliest mails and
reaches all Towns an, I K'ural Free Delivery Etoutes on
the ruorning of issue.
This Offer is Open to Everybody
S lid your !'-.i to-day either t. The Fulton
County ws ur t Tin' Patriot, Harrisburg, Pa. f you
already gi t both papers, suhseribe lor some relative or
friend.
Enclosed Hud 2.50 I'm- which please send The
Pulton County News and The Harrisburg Patriot for
one year.
Name
Street
B. V. I). No.
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McClain's
Fourth of July Store.
Everything nice to eat, drink, smoke
and chew.
FRUIT,
CANDY,
TOBACCO,
and CIGARS,
and the finest line of FIRE CRACK
ERS and FIRE WORKS in town. Hot
Peanuts all dcy. Don 't forget . n&
JE. R. VVcCLAiN,
West End ofBoardiyaik,
M cCoiinel'sburg, Pa.
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Dissolution Notice.
Notice is hereby jfiveu that the parl
SStSbip nxUlinK between C. E. Stev-
gos "ml George I taker in the general
n irchandUrng Imsiuess ut Olsar
Hidxe, Pulton county. Pa , wae di
solved by mutual consent on the last
day of March 1837.
MH 31. C. K, Stevwih.
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Mr. and Mrs. Simon Garland
and grand daughter, of Whips
Cove, spent Sunday with the for
mer's aunt, Mrs. Cassie Winters.
MissSipes, of Davis, W. Va.,
is spending some tirao with rela
tives here.
Chas. Hess and family spent
Sunday afternoon with Charles
I .ewis and wife.
ra Laytou spent seme time at
0( onnellsburg recently.
Miss Ivy Deshonu. who has
n ill for some time, we are
i;Ud to say is improving.
Charles Spencer and family,
of Sylvan, visited relatives aud
friends hero last week.
Mrs. Ceorgo Hill spent Sun
day with her father and mother,
Mr. ami Mrs. Anthony Lynch
Sr.
ADVERTISE IN
The Fulton County News
The Starch Problem
If.: mav i ; must logically end most satisfactorily
p-- J solved by always using the genuine Kuighford's
J Oswego Silver Gloss .Starch. It enables the
laundress to do the best wow with the least
ePo l ;,t tlu; lowest cost. Whatever you wish to
st.ir':h 'ii. hever wuy you wish to do it
KimSFORWS
OSWEGO
Silver 'Gloss Starch
is ready without delay, for it may be boiled or used
with cold water, dissolving instantly. Truly murvcli us
for producing u rich, white finish ou fine linens, laces,
iirmeuts and fabric of every sort. Gives body with
just the H.-al pliability. The genuine Kingsford
usireK" Oliver ijiobs nturcn iim been uie tunaara ol
qsality for over half a century.
BEST FOR AIX KINDS OF S AK H1N
For flrncral DM boll a. directed. I ur light terrh-
iuqiiui u l. com water uucii, rrquiriuu
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Made for over fifty years at Oswego. All
feiiis-cia, in inn wi:iiil. Jiuciuigce.
T. KINGSFORD & SON, USWE60. N. Y.
Njumnul Stuoh CauraMr. Sum ssatt.
U Genteel Dress
is indication of a penteol man (gentleman),
and after u thorough search in the City, e
are now prepared to show you
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This Season's Favorites
Silver Gray Suitings; Dine Berget, in a
wide assortment; and unfinished Worsted! in
Blacks and lllues -lncludimg several new
weaves. Hut these are only u few of the at
tractions in our line line of Spring and Sum
mer Woolens. Honest goods Genuine valu
es 1'ioinpt deliveries Complete stock Cor
rect methods -right prices these are the
strong planks in our platform.
We, also, have the very latest novelties in
Cents' Furnishing Goods. See our new cut
Collars and Ties.
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Chas. B. Stevens,
McConnellsburg, Pa.
NO ONE need sull'er with Rheu
matism, D y p o j) 8 i a, Liver
Trouble, Kidney Disorders,
Catarrh, Uiabetes, Constipa
tion, Kc.ema, or any ailment aris
ing from impure blood. One tab
let of
Bliss Native Herts
tuken each day will quickly put the
most weukeoed system In perfect
onler. Kach root, herb and burK
in ils composition has u special
mlsslou to perform. Kach box of
the Remedy contain! 200 Tablets
fortl.OO ami a Registered Guaran
tee to CURE or Money Refunded.
A 32 t'age Almanac tells the story
completely. The medicine is NOf
sold in drug stores, only by agents.
THE AL0.NZ0 0. ULISS COMI'ANY
WASHINUTUN, U. C, ARB SOLI: MAK
BRS Oi BLISS NATIVE HliRUS.
BOLD HV
J. A. ALLER.
Knobsville. Pa.
Orders filled by mall.
Subscribe for the "News, ' only
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If you hiivi.. hM4eh., Wi IiIikkI prwuuro.
II il pftluful puriKls ,m-ii uciiimi. winoceu.
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euniostlisi blood prcmiurn, 1 l,m niny j, ..
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W. S. DICKSON.