FULTON COUNTY NEWS
Published Every Thursday.
B. W- P.K, Kdltor and Proprietor.
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JULY 11, .907
PA.
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Kemp's Balsam
Will slop nnv cough that
can be Mopped by any
medicine and cure cotifjhs
that cannot be cured by any
oilier medicine.
It Is alwaf'S the Ix-st
rotifih cure. Van rmiiiot
nlloid to take chances on
any other kind.
KICMP'S BALSAM cures
couiilis, colds, bronchitis.
firip, iisthma and roiiMiinp
lion In llrbt slagea.
It does not contain a!co
bol, opium, morphine, or
any other narcotic, poison
ous or harmlul drug.
The Confederate Orcanir Jilinns.
Recent events at IiicIiiiioihI
have centered attention on the
aurvivmg Confederate veterans.
As the years go by, their ranks
are thinning. According to the
best available figures, the num
ber of separate enlistments in the
Confederate army was from
1,289,000 to 1,400,000. Hut
manv of these were reenlist
tnents, and the terms of service
were varied. Reduced to enlist
uieuts for a three years' term of
service the estimated number la
1,082, 1 1". There is a lack of data
upon which to base any trust
worty estimate of the number of
survivors.
The principal associati m of the
surviving sole iers is the United
Confederate Veterans, organized
at New Orleans on Juno 10, 1"-'.'
This body is divided into the
Army ot Northern Virginia De
partment, the Army of Tennessee
Department, and the Trans-Mi-sissippi
Department, each under
a department commander. State
organizations are authorized, and
are called divisions. The num
ber of separate camps is about
1 ,000, and the number of mem
bers about 15,000. There were
1,2j'.i camps represented at the
Richmond reunion. Permanent
headquarters of ttie association
are at New Orleans, La. From
"The South 's Care fjr Her Con
federate Veterans," by William
A. Glasson, in the American
Monthly Review of Reviews for regiment
July.
Wells Tannery.
Mr. and Mrs. W. r., Sprowl,
Mrs. BeSlie Sprowl, and the
Misses VaAattffian, of Roaring
Spr ings, who are Visiting Sprowl 8
drove to Saluvia Sunday, to see
Prank Sprowl, who was hurt a
few days ago, by a horse running
away.
IJarry L. Baumgardner, of Al
to )na, is home for a few days.
Wilson Oorrell and wife, of Co
lumbus, ), are visiting the lat
ter's brothers, H. L. and W. II
Haumgardner.
Thos. Sipe and Howard Hoke,
of Saxton, made a Hying trip ou
their bicycles, and spent Sunday
with friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Stunkard,
of Finley, are visiting relatives
hero.
Mr. Joe Ulackmore, of Pitta-
burg, arrived on the "4th" and
sta.ed a few davs with his fami
ly, who are spending the summer' Connellsbui g.
with Mrs. BjacKmores parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo, A. Stewart.
Charles Akers, of Akersville,
was a guest ID the home of Mr.
and Mrs. V. L Mosoby.
Lillte Hurket.DeForestOibson,
Merril Foreman, and Frank Guil
lard, returned from the McCon
nellsburg Normal, looking as
though they had had plenty to
eat. All have many words of
praise for the school and town in
general.
Hert Truax, son of G. E. Tru
ax, returned borne Saturday, al
ter Having served three years In
the Standing Army, Co. M, 2i!od
In this time he ;aiii
ed 4u pouuds in veiht. looks
manly, and is improved in many
ways.
Not many of our people stayed
homes the 4th. Many
McConnellsburg
D0TT.
Chas. lless aud wiie spent Sun
i day with I ra He ,s.
Mrs. Jeremiah Golden and 6on
Vessie, speot a day recently with
v-iic-i. urjnia .iiiii ittmiiy,
Charles Golden aud wife, of
Franklin Mill, spent a day re
eently wilh the lattet 's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Billot Akers.
Miss Flora llixon, of Sideling B
Hill, s)ont Sunday with her cous
in, Maud Layton.
)pal and Heatrico Sharpe spont
soma time last week visiting rela
tives in Whips Cove.
Maple Winter aud Archie Fish
! er spent Sunday with Silas Holly
at A maranlh.
Mrs. Caroline Potter, of Muck
Valley, was calling among friends
here last week.
M.s. William P. Gordon and
Mrs. Nelson Booth, of Warfords
burg, spent Friday w ith the fam
ily of B. P. Winter.
Hunter Sipes nnd daughter, of
Davis, W. Va , left this place Sat
urday, af er having speut some
time with the former's mother,
Mrs. Jonathan Siprs.
Mr. ad Mrs. Henry Garland,
of Front Royal, Va , are visiting
relatives and friends here.
Farmers are busy harvesting1.
The junior member of Winter
Bros, has been kept bnsy the
past week patting binders to
gether. Mrs. Win. Youker and daugh
ter Hazel, of Warferdsburg, spent
Friday and Saturday with Mrs.
Maria Spencer.
Aaron Lmehartand Miss Pearl
Vkers spent the Fourth at Mc
Old Sol is busy
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Value AMERICAN
Tin' weather until hits u'oltt n his bearings, and the Over
' nt Is mi longer popiilnr.
Von are jiul as anxious to keni cool now us you were
tii keep warm: and while we run not regulate O.'d Sol's hot
rays, we ran furnish you with (food, cool, serviceable
clothing at zero prices.
A nice light-weight Straw Hal looks cool und com
fortable, and can be had at prlosa from oOe. lo1.2o lo
dross hits for men.
Children's Sailor and Linen Mats, 2.". SO, aril .10c. each.
Kvciyday hats at 5c. to SOc.
CHILDREN'S WASH SUITS.
Why do you roast that little fellow in a heavy suit,
when you can buy him a wash suit for SO, 86, 75, f 1.00,
and 1.2."i per suit ?
Harry E. Huston,
Saltillo, Pa.
Prices
BUY HP:RE.
Hot Weather Offerings.
Our showing of Mid -Summer Merchandise is very in'er
eating in style, iiality.and price.
Quality and ipiantity always here for selection. We
never lacritice Quality in order to give quantity.
We endeavor to give good value at all times.
Mrs. J. H. 11. Lewis and diusih
ter Miss Jessie, of Franklin Mills,
speut a day recently with friends
here.
Nearly all old fashioned Cough
Syrups are constipating, especial
ly those that contain opiates.
They don't act just right. Ken
nedy's Itxatve Cough Syrup
contains no opiates. It drives
the cold out of the system by gen
tly moving the bowels. Contains
Honey aud Tar. and tastes nearly
as good as maple syrup. Chil
dren like it. 3old by Trout's
drug store.
I will mail you free, to prove me
rit,samolos of my Dr.Shoop's Ke J
storative. and mv Hook on uit.hor In theh
Dyspepsia, the Heart or the Kid-; went t( Met. onnellsburg an J
nevs. Troubles of the Stomach, Hustontown; others to a picnic
HeartorKidueys.aremjrelysym- ,!e'' m the Elias drove,
ptoms ofadeepor ailment. Don't Will Harnett, an agent for Col
make the common error of treat-: ''er's Weekly, is home helping to
iog symptoms only. Symptom gather in the harvest,
treatment is treating theresultof ': Maud K Haumgardner is away
your ailu.ent, and uot the cause. for two weeks, helping to tour
Weak Stomach nerves thoinaide
nerves mean Stomach weakness,
always. And the Heart, and Kid
neys as well, have controlling or
inside nerves. Weaken these uer
vos, and you inevitably have vital
organs. Hereis where Dr. Shoep's
Restorative has made its fame.
No other remedy ever claims to
treat the " inside nerves". Also
for bFatiog, biliousness, bad
breath or complexion, use Dr.
Shoop's Restorative. Writo me
to day for samples and free Hook.
Dr. Shoop, Racine, Wis. The
Restorative is sold by Dickson's
drug store.
M.s. Emma Stinson, of Kncbs
ville, is speud ng a few days with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S.
Mort, at Ckar Ridge.
H. T. Heeter and Irvin Wine
gardner, of Taylor, called at the
News office a few minutes while
m town yesterday.
CIII.NESI: GENTLEMAN'S Wilt
Huntingdon county in the Sun
day school work.
HOW TO CURE CHILBLAINS.
"To enjoy freedom from chil
blains," writes John Kemp. East
Otistield, Me., "I apply Booklet.
Arnica Salve. Hive also used it
for salt, rheum with excellent re
suits." Guaranteed to cure fev
er sores, iudolont ulcers, piles,
burns, wounds, frost bites and
skin diseases. L'.'c. at Trout's
drug store.
IIUSIONTOWN.
N. E Laidig, of Pitcairn, is
spending the week with old
friends acd relatives in this com
munity.
Mrs. Kenneth (
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Silks,
Dress floods,
Vt,iu, Walslind,
India linens,
I.inen Suitings,
Cotton Suitings,
Fancy Larvins,
Fam:y (itniihitiiw,
I'lain intrhaiiiH.
l'Mgured I'erca s,
WalkiiiK SklrtR,
I, one 0 loves,
Ladies' Helta,
ludcrwear,
White Hosiery,
Hlack Hosiery,
Tan Hosiery,
Hack Combs,
Side Combs,
Ladies' Neckwear,
Lace and insertion,
All Over Lace,
Millinery,
Kihhuns.
Veiling,
Fans,
Lace Curtains,
Curtain Hwiss,
l)raery,
Pillow Cases,
Sheets,
Toweling.
I -inen Towels.
8 Shoes, Oxford Ties, White Slippers, Men's Dress Shirts,
Men's Neck-wear, Men's Under-wear, Matting, Rugs,
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with her parents in
some
this placi
H. E Cutshall ana wife, of Six
mile Run, spent sevaral davs in
the home of the former's parents ltt&n&a
at mis piaco.
She Is Not to be Mentioned or Seen
bv His friends.
The law requires a man in
China to mourn three yearB for
the death of his father and 100
days for the death of his mother,
but, strange to sy, a man would
be ostracized if ho gave any signs
whatever of grief on the death of
his wife. Two intimate friends
engaged in conversation would
never think of ovei. mentioning
ine name or any lemale relative. New Grenada, is spending some
l ie most common question of time in this place, visiting her
Hows your wife?" is never friend. N'ii n.,.,
Harold Kirk, of Wells Valley,
speut a few days last week with
relatives in this community.
E R. MoOlain and wife, or Mo
Connellsburg, spent Sunday at
Dr. H. C. McClain's.
MissTiua Wible, of Chambers
burg, is visiting old friends iu
this 'leighhorhood.
Executor's Notice.
I cults li-Ntumi'Dlary on the uslulf of lilcli
nrd Madfleu. lute if TsylOi tOWMWp, Kul
t.ni cnuuty. Pa., aao.aaaf), IiuvIdk been Krunt
aatotha saSerMitraecl. hi perKaos luili.'lilud to
miiu aatateara raquaatud uim ,ii- iimuetihite
ptvneal and tbora hrlig BlaUBa or demands
UKulnst the sume. will uiesent tl.i-fii without
delay to
Lbaann maohkn.
DubUn miiin. Pa.,
MSSt, Kieeutor.
Executor's Notice.
Letten UMtaaaastan on the entuteof Kn-d-eriok
Wlble, lata of Lloklaa Creek township.
I'liltun eouuty.l'u . dec,-., tmve is'ien mum-
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lo the UBdersiyned. ull persons indebted to said
l-stalcui.' I, i.lM-sted lo make illilnedlate Imv.
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UANIDI.S K.ieenlor.
atl4l, Ilurrlsouville. P.,
W. SCOTT AI.KX AN1IKU. Attorney.
beard in China, and would be
considered gross and most no
purdonable insult eveu between
most intimate friends. Chinese
"gentlemen" never mention, look
at or speak to members of the
fair sex, exco ;t those of their
own family. Iq order to prevent
the embarrassing chance meet
lugs witii the visitor always her
aids his approach by coughing as
ho nears the house, thus gi'irjg
the objectionable but ''eternal
femininea" time to escape. Hal
timore Sun.
Subscribe for the "News, only
11.00 a year.
Trespass Notice.
The undersigned hereby gives notice
Hit i tin limits mill tiroMiki's nf llo. I' .1
ton County llud un.l Gun Club, an or
!' tlnnl'ir ,,f l.,l IT , L'SII i.ul ion duly I UCOIDI irutod bv till!
r.u , Ia V ' I Uw "f l''nnsylvania, situated in the
spent the latter part of last week j townships of Wells and Urush deck,
with liis liar -tits here ooaotjr tif Pulton and ntiu of Hennsyi
.. ' ' ' '. vaoia, are private property, and that
Miss .Maude C unuilltr tarn, of i all persons are warned not m tManaxu
on sum lands and premises for 'he
purpose of hunting, tljihing. tralhering
nuts or berries, on in any other BUM?
ner whau.ver contrary to acts of as
sembly in such cases made and provid
ed as the law will br rigidly enforced.
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Name
Street
R. V. I). No.
own . . . .
. .( lounty
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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 day. Don t forget me.
E. R. VlcCLAIN,
TVest End of Boardwalk,
M cConnelLsburg, Pa.
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Fullon County Bank.
(OROANIZED IN 1887.)
3 Fer Cent. Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
This old and well known financial Institution is now
permanently located in its new room in bhe A. U. Naco build-
aij ing. Largs additions have been made to the
CAPITAL STOCK
and the number of Stockholders has been increased to FIF-
fcS THEN, which gr'ves all dejiositors a security of upward of
j Two Hundred Thousand Dollars.
K0 The Fulton County Bunk does a GKNKUAK HANK-
3 TNO BUSINKHS hu.I extends every favor lo their patrons
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W. H. NELSON,
(3 McConneilburg, Pa. Cashier.
arm
While we have no direct report
of the Fourth at lluatontowii, we
; learn that they had a big crowtl
and a very eujovaWe time. The
management will have about
Ufi ik) to the good after l aving
paid all expenses.
VALUABLE FARM
at Public Sale
The uutlTslneS. aifent for Mrs Surln' Tru-
11X ' Will SHll HI public wa'W Oil III,- 111,'llllsC. UN
Uoklny Creak ,u Helfa'. tuwusinp i,UI ill
inlwis uorth at 'jru PMt jBlue. un
8ATURDAY. AUGUST 3. 1907.
On' fnlluwlntf real entato to wit :
A FAHTl,
ooBtalalnv 71 acrKs hdiI SI peroh.H anil ullow
anoti, u'tj.iiuiiiK limits of Wm. Kelue'. AUuiin
Mclloll s l!i-li,Joeiill K Mflloll. Iilii Laku -.
aAI oui'-ililrd lu inniiHr uiirt bului ,nt
leareU uml m ko.hI sti.te of i-iOtlvatlon. Tim
nilpruvoiiii-iiis ure .. Ioif ,l.,n,- LOK Main
mid otber man- Ooou well near Hi,-
iloor.
MM tiejftBl ut 1 o'el.iok, p. m.
'IVji per o.m of uM on day of aalr. noe-tlilnl
lii. i.nlln Hi. iaii pr cent, wbtu deed In Hindi
and balkriui- Insult por,hasi
J TIIOMA8 1.AIXV,
Mi-i, Aeni
A bola robbery was committed
on Saturday morninir between
the hours of 10 and 12 o'clock at
the home of lienj.min I, .Jordan,
who resides at Mr, eershurg
Jooction. Mr. Jordan, with his
family, had driven to Mercers
ourg to attend church nervi( i s.
It was while there the robbery
took place. Upon entering their
home upon their h turn from
Mercertburg, they found aome
one had broken into the house
and Kcatte.ed goods in all direo
tiona in search of valuables. The
robbors succeeded in teeming
two gold waU:lies, in money, a
ladies' capo and a number of
smaller articles of value. Two
trunks were also broken open
aud the contents removed from
tho receptacles. There is no clue
to the perpetrators.
QKacsv.
The f Hirtti of July is past and
tho people have returned t j their
laoor. .
Otis riockeusmith of Williams
ort is visiting friends in this
community.
There will be a "social" iu the
Krove at Gracey Saturday even
iog July 13tb, proceeds to Un
church, Elmer Uutchell spent Saturday
and Sunday visiting friends ut
liarrisouville.
Joseph Chilcote's boys won the
prize iu the j arade at Huston
town on the Hn.
There will be preaching at
Mt. Tabor next Sunday eve jing
at 7.30,
Mr. and Mr.-. Johu (iracey aie
on the sick list.
NO ONE need suiter with Hheu.
matism, I) a p e p s I a, Liver
Trouble, Kidney Disorders,
Catarrh, Diabetes, Constipa
tion, Kczema, or any aliment aris"
in); from impure blood. One tab
let of
Bliss Native Herns
taken each day will quickly put the
most weakened system la perfect
order. Eaoh root, herb and bark
ill its composition has a h-.muI
mission to perform. Kach box of
the Remedy contains 00 Tablet i
for 1.00 and a 1 telntered Guaran
tee to CUKK or Money Uufunded.
A 32 Page Almanac, tells the story
completely. The medicine in NOT
, old In di ii stores, only by agents.
Tllli AL0NZ0 0. BLISS COMPANY
WASHIN0TON, 0. C, AKR SOU MAK
EKS Or BLISS NATIVL llt-KOS.
SOLD BY
J. A. ALLER,
Knobsville, Pa.
Orders filled by mall.
KILL thb COUCH
AMD CURE THB LUNGS
WITH
Dr. King's
New Discovery
rnn CONSUMPTION Prlea
rUn I OUGHSand 50c k $1.00
OLDS Fra Trial.
Stu-flb
t and Ci.uick.uAt Aim fr .11
THROAT and T.TfWn Tnmin
LBS, or MONEY BAOK.
Constipation
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W. S. DICKSON.
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