FULTuN COUNTY NEWS
Published Every Thursday.
B. W- KSfc Editor and Proprietor.
McCONNELLSBURCi. PA
JULY 25, 1907
Published Weekly. 1.00 per
Annum in Advance.
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Per square of a linns :l times II SO.
Per square eueh Hubsequent Insertion 8.
At Ailrertlsetnentft Inserted for less than
tiiree munthn charged bj the square
Dne-fo'irth column
One hair column
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When you ask for the
BEST COUGH CURE
end do not get
Kemp's Balsam
You aro not Retting the best and will
be disappointed. KEMP S BALSAM
coats no more than any other rough
remedy, and yon are entitled to the
be -I when yon ask for it.
Kemp's Hiilmnn will abip nay oough
that can be stopped by any medieine,
and cure coughs that cannot be cured
by any other medicine.
It is idways the Best Congh Cure.
At all druggists, 25c, 50o. and $1.
Don't accept anything cine.
I ruber Trorn Wh.ilc Slln.
LOCUST OROV.i.
TUo British Uonl at pbtcttfJ Harvest is over, and tl.o farm
hat r ado a report to lit- OoVa or arc now busy mailing hay.
wnteooiMrtiiMy tbe wlHtttatf m 1 Aiboor the nick iu oofOuwa,
dmtry c-rried h oy Ne fontd- lirH Mr9- DTid Owiwd, Mrs. AJ
i i ii -i ft .
land finiieriuen. Tliov liav been wrl u"ss- IUJ" Mra- '"W
atti mptin! to rmlrowhnl italttMl
ton.
SPOOL COTTON OOES
Sunday School Convention.
(Continued from lirst page. )
Music.
Farther discussed by Miss
Blanche Smith, Eva itodford, K.
Ii. Mellotl, Mir: ma Winters, Mrs.
Mary Williams, D. W. Jay, T. M.
Downs and closed ly the Secre
tary. Collection for Foreign Missions
taken and oAl received.
Music "Mizpah."
0:00 a. M. '
Music "Jesus Saves."
UevotiouaJ services by T. P.
tiarlaud.
Music
Topic "What relations should
exist between the pastor and
Sunday School scholars':'" Dis
cussed by J. R. Logue, P. P. Gar
land, A. W. May, A. (i. B Pow
ers and (ieo. Morgret.
Minutes of previous sessions
read aud adopted as re id.
Koll of (.'lurches called for re
ports. Music.
Topic "The Evangolistic Work
of the Sunday School," discussed
in a very forceful energetic and
enlightening manner by ttev. C
Riaehart, the Ohio Brangeliat
Topic "In what way is the Sun
day School a support to the
Church?" Discussed by A. W.
May and others.
M usic.
On motion of Rev. EUnehart sec
onded by A. W. May the present
officers were retained for another
year.
Iiery box.
Doxology.
Benediction liyA.li. B. Powers.
1
Spools to Cost Ten. Not Five Cent, and
Trust Is lilamed.
ThO iocieised cost of commodi
ties has struck tho housewife. ;
Cotton tluead, until a short time
ago ne most staoie in price or an j ijy women
the staples, selling the country I
over for B cents a spool, is to be
advanced again, so that the retail
price will be 10 ceuts. ( u Miiy
29 there was au advance which
brought the retail price to liand 7
cents. (Jotton thread for domes
tie use s manufactured almost!
exclusively by a trust. Increas-1
ed cost cf raw material aud an ad
vance in wages is the reasou jiiv
eu for the contemplated iuoroise
in price. Independent manufac
tures declare that neither of these
reasons, is a good one, for when
cotton was selling much nigher
than it is now thead retailed for
j cents.
a commercial product and are
said to bo meeting with some
kacoa, Tho avaraga whale hide
covers a surface of about 1500
square foot. A square foot of the
hide weighs from two to rive oun
ces, and is said to have great wear
ing qualities, aud may, therefore,
be adapted to the covering of fur
niture, buggy topsand seats, and j
also for aOtomt-bltfl uses. It is
also claimed that it can be used
for bo its and shoes. Leather
made from the intestines of the
whale .'osemolos kid, and is very
thin aud tough. It will take col
or readily, and is to be offered to
glove manufacturers for making
the lo igsleoved 'loves now worn
Kdward Dichland family spent
.Sunday at Levi. Winters'.
('has. Pfoaaiagar baa moved
from the Cove.
0. T. Lay ton exppcts to start
the stave mill tho lirst of the
mouth. They had Stopped OH ac.
couut ot harvest.
Albert aud James Garland have
returned from summer school at
MoConnellaburp.
William Ward, of I luck Valley,
snont Sunday evening very pleas
iintly in the Covo.
Levi Smith and family spent
Sunday at John Login's
WEST DI'BLM.
Aloe t W. Clevenger returned
i to Pittsburg the first of this week j
i after it tWp weeks' visit among
relatives and f ietsds in this towu
shij). Mrs. Waniunaker ntul Miss
liintncr accompanied Mr. Cleveu
ger to Pittsburg.
Uev. Daniels and wifeandLydia
Mum 01 a. of Hustontown, and
,Mrs. W. II. Hoi ton and little
I daughter, of Chicago, were visit
ors at Hiram Clevengt r's last Kri
I ttajf.
J. K Reader has bought a new
binder and has been busily en
gaged cutting his o and some
of his; neighbors' crops.
i .1. K Lyon and S H. llockon
, si'iith out forty iicres of graiu
lust we. 'k with Mr. Lytn's now
l binder. Besides gatheriug and
Gooii BfilDncofism
Value ImeBICAT
I will mail you free, to prove me
rit, sum pies of my Dr.Shoop's Re
storative, and my Book on either
Dyspepsia, the Heart or the Kid-;
nevs. Troubles of tho Stomach,
Heart or Kidneys, arc in irelysym- i
ptoms of;t deeper ailment. Don't
make the common error of treat- j
iug symptoms only. Symptom j
treatment is treating the result of j
1 voiir iiilL.ent. aud not the cause, i
We, k Stomach nerves themaide ! ;eo- McKee and wife
nerves mean Stomach weakness, i Sunday at Henry Sharp's
shocking this grain, during the
Uev. A. R Garland preached at 1 week l,UJ-v ',loWt'd lVen uci es of
.TaraaiLm li.Sn.wkv 1 1 DU put iu a low loans m
his l ist sermon there for tneyear
and was largely attended.
Anarcw,Mellott and wite spent
Sunday afternoou at Aaron Iay
tou 's.
W. C. Martin has hilled somo
large snakes, but he says that he
saw two the other day that he
was afraid to kill, i'hey made
battle with him, and while he
went for assistance tho snakes
escaped. They were blacksnakes.
Kzra Selbyand wife spent Sun
day at Isaiah Lay ton's.
spent
hay.
Recently some one killed three
copperhead snakes and a rattle-
j snake at one i oint on the State
I Road near the Wells and Tayloi
township line.
I J. F. Lyon found n rye bunc'i
containing thirt, -eight stilks
which is supp ised ti 1 ave grown
from one, grain of rye.
Last Saturday eening there
was an ice cream festival at Berk
I stressor's store. Jesso Laidig
! entertained ihe crowd with selec
tions from his graphophone.
cocoooooooco ooooooocoooooo
Low
Prices
BUY HF-RE.
Hot Weather Offerings.
Our ihowing Of Mid Su in inor Merchandise is very iier
Catiog in style, quality and prii-e.
Quality and quantity always here for selection. We
never eacriliee 'Quality in order to give quantity.
We endeavor to give good Value Vl all times.
Silks
1 ', i 3 floods,
Wl.ne Waistlnd,
I udia l.ineus,
1 .'men BultlogS,
( i i too Su Itinu s,
Fanoy Larvlna(
fancy (Ilnt'luiins,
I 1 ii i n QiDfnatns,
Fitrured I'ei i ii s,
Wiilkinir hkirts.
l.onjr Gliives,
Ladies' riclu,
I 'nderwour.
White Hosiery,
Dlaok Hosiery,
Tan Hosiery,
Back ( Viinbe,
si.ie ( looabf.
(.allies' Neckwear,
I .lo i' and insertion,
All Over Lace,
Millinery,
Ribbons,
Veiling,
I'Vus,
LftM Curtains,
Curtain Swiss,
Drapery,
Pillow Cases,
Sheets,
Toweling,
I linen Towels.
MOW TO CUKE CHILBLAINS.
"To eujoy freedom from chil
blftina." writes John Kemp. Fast
Otisrield, Me , "I apply Bucklen's
Arnica Salve. H ive also used it
for salt rheum with excellent re
sults." Guaranteed to euro fev
er sores, indolent ulcers, piles,
burns, wounds, frost lutes and
skin diseases. "5c. at Trout's
drug store.
Mil? t Have Looked the Part.
A .small girl and her mother
were watching a monkey perform
in front of a show tent. The mon-!
key had jumped on theshowinan's
back and was hugging him Avhen
the girl said: "He knows his
papa, don't Ik;, mamma?"
always. And tho Heart, and Kid
neys as well, have controlling or
inside nerves. Weaken these ner
ves, and you inevitably have, vital
orgaus. 1 lereis where Dr.Shoop's
Restorative has mado its fame
No other remedy ever claims to
treat the " inside nerves". Also
for hi' ating, biliousness, bad
breath or complexion, use Dr.
Snoop's Restorative. Write me
to day for samples aud free Book.
Dr. Shoop, Racine, Wis. The
Restorative is sold by Dickson's
orug store.
SAI.UVIA.
The hum of the thresher will
soon be heard.
Lois Decker is employed iu the
home of Nevin Laidig at Harri
souviilo. Mrs. Maria Mann, Mrs. Jennie
Barber, aud' Mrs. Sadie Fevley
and little daughter, spent Sunday
ovemnar, the Kuests of Mrs. Lvdia
Ver Probably. Mm nick.
A hotel patron asked his waiter: j Charles Deshong is uuder the
"What d ies this line on the menu j care of Dr. Robiuson with mus
mean, 'Live cod iish in creamy' " cular rheumatism. Mrs. Fernan
Ttie waiter scanned it carefully. , Tio Decker is also ou tho sick list.
and then solemnly replied. "1
Pi. . 1 i. r:i n . BUSIimiuan,
x iic ii'ji-. iijuit luuiy wen ims i
year on account of plenty 0f hot 1 Wr8' LaW80U Momma, of Pitts
weather. I Dur' is pending some time
There were HO at our Sunday ! mili"S iu lhe h()lu I D
school last Sunday. Murnma.
I Supt. Lamberson, who has
been busy with the Examination
don't know sir, uuless that it
meaus that the fish was alive
when it was killed.
:io
M.
Music 'The Kingdom Coining."
Devotional services by A. G. B.
Powers.
Music.
)n motion the last topic on the
program was taken up as the speak
er assigned could not stay until the
close.
Topic "If an Unconverted Per
son can Teach a Sunday School
Class why can nut an Unconverted
Person Preach the Gospel " Brb.
Rinabart certainly did the subject
justice and to show the apprecia
tion a vote of thanks was extended
to lii in for his address ou this top
ic. Committee on Statistics reports
as follows: number of officers, s-l;
pupils enrolled, T70; total number
in schools, officers not included,
T'.oi; average attendance, 1-1: Dum
ber of conversions. l'T: Bible class
quarterlies, 295; Int. quarterlies,
Jiiij; Sunday Schools Heralds. 7.'i;
Little teachers, 15S; Scripture
cards, 1 .'.ii; amount of money raided
$191.94; number of Schools in
Conference, S3; number reported,
1$, Christian Endeavor Statistic-:
active members. If!!; associate
members, li; amount of money
raised
Committee on resolution reports
us follows: That all Sunday
Schools and Christian Endeavor
Societies failing to report to the
Convention have by so doioif losl
the benefits of this Convention, al
so that the Secretary be instructed
to have published in due lime the
announcement of the change in the
Ppqatitution as to the time of hold
ing said convention.
Committee on Literature reports
as follows: 1st. That tho parents
of every home use their best judg
incuts in furnishing literature for
heir children, aud. We would
heartily recommend the Herald of
Gospel Liberty, The Christian Sun
and The Christian Missionary,
ilrd. We would recommend that
our Sunday School use the Litera
ture published by the Christian
publishing house of Dayton, o
4th. We would advise groat care
ou the part of Sunday School Of
ficials in selecting Libraries for
the Sunday School.
Committee on audit roport as
follows: Amount in treasurer's
hands from last year; si4.-'i;;
amount received this year, $11.10;
Secretary's salary, s?lo.oo: balance
In treasurer's hands, s.",..,ti.
I i lllltll ll I iol fill 1 iWillilAII ,xl a a i-m
" "";" " K", 1 I iin Mills Saturday evening.
that place of next meeting be at j Dawson Strait is home from
Union Memorial, Bedford County. I Walls for a short time.
la.
Committee on Condolence madi
(iKACh.
Quite ft number of our young
pe ple attended the social at Dub-
Children's services voro held
at the Christian church on Sun
day. Infant child of George Ensley
died on, July llth, of whooping;
cough, aged 7 weeks.
paiers for tho past few weeks,
has returned to his homo at this
place.
Tho American Telegraph and
Telephone company have just tin
ished putting up two forty-five
foot poles iu our town which now
gives the shade trees more chance
to develop.
A. V. Woodcock left on Friday
for Shippeusburg and Mount Un
ion, where he expects to spend
somo tirno visiting old friends."""
W. H. Rauck and Daniel Bishop
who are employed in the Broad
Top regious, spent Sunday with
their respective families in this
place.
Miss Kflie Cutshall, of this
place is spending somo time with
her sister, Mrs. Robert Speer at
Everett.
8 Shoes, Oxford Ties; White Slippers, Men's Dress Shirts,
Men's Neck-wear, Men's Lender-wear, Matting, Hugs.
JAMES Q. TURNER & CO.,
ft Masonic Temple. r - Hancock, Md.
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YlcCIain's Store
I have two of the best brands of
Stock Food
for horses, cattle, sheep, swine
and poultry, and I am gaing to
gire 5 per cent, oft from now un
til August 15th. Now is the time
that your horses need a little ton
ing up. Don 7 overlook it.
E. R, mcCLAlN.
West End of Boardwalk,
A cConncI Isburg, P j .
W KM M s n v V V V r 1
"i 0t r t.i.'9,0,0 mi0v' '0m 09,0 p 1
pjr0 it,
. 100
0jt K0jrk
I BOOKKEEPING. PENMANSHIP. U
W. C. McClain, o! Robertsdale, K ' m
made a tlviuir trip throuirh hero I 43 n npn All Tho
a nartial rcnnrl .but nstli..si nnmed1 . ,.r ., .. ' . , . Si . ...... IB " 1 wtttaiuuc nee, 4
1 " --- : 011 y eunesuay, auu orougni wun
will collie under the General ( 'on d, i,,m hia Kenth..e Phlltn ml').
not been at homo tor Btt yoirs.
Larrv Kirk, of t; rcenslni rsr
1 . . . ... . m . . . ;
inasooen visiting at the hoii.ootis Ciimberlann. Md.
report I withhold com-
fei ence
ment.
Mii.-ic.
Topic--'"Is a Convention Profit
able to the Sunday School;" Dis-
A.
8.
M.
cussed b) A. (i. B. Powers,
W. May, T. P. Garland, G.
Morgret, J. It. Logue. A.
Bivens and others.
Music.
)n motion the Secretary was or
dered to have the minute- publish
ed in the Fulton County Papers,
Bedford Inquirer and The Everett
Prate.
Ou motion of the Secretary an
order was drawn on the treasury
for 14.50 to be added to the col lection
for foreign missions.
On motion a vote of thanks was
then extended the church and com
munity for tln-ir hospitality.
Ou motion of A. W. May a votu
of thanks was extended the 1'n -i-dent
and Secretary for the able
manner in which they conducted
the business of the Convention.
Topics "The Essential (Jiudili
cations of the Sunday School Taaofa
er," discussed by Rev. A. W.
May, T. P. (iarland. .1. R. Logue,
Jno. Clovouger A. M. Bivens aud
others.
Minutes of previous sessions
read and approved as read.
Convention adjourned to meet at
time uud place designated.
Music- "No More Good Byes."
Beuediclion by J. It Logue.
This was tho best Convention
ever held in (be Conference and
very many things said toward the
up-building of the cause, and the
Sunday Schools and Pastors that
failed to report fell short of their
duty to say the least. Now Bu tli
ren if God spares our lives until
another year let 99 Sunday School
aud every minister report. To
God be all the praise.
U. M. Bakion, President.
I. D. M Ki.mrr, Secretary.
; I The Tri-State Business College I
his sister, Mrs. Jerry Heefuer,
the past woek.
Flossie Kuepper spent Sunday
With Edua McClain.
Giover Horton aud friend, of j
Wells, made a Hying trip through
hero on Sunday.
Mrs. Dauiel Kinehartaud broth
er, P. B. McClain, of Lagrange,
111 , visited at the home of David
Laidig last Sunday.
Mrs. Harriet Harnett, of Wa
terfall, visited her son Joseph,
from Wednesday until Saturday.
Viola McClain and sister Ber
tha spent Sunday with Fannie
Kncpper.
Mrs. Kate Alter and daughter
Grace, of Crete, Neb., are visitiug
the former's sister, Mrs. James
Doran.
ii! SHORTHAND.
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rrrawK itA g m
Fun SALS One Merry -Go-Round,
and a good canvas tent
ttxl:! feet, one thousand feet ot
lilun, cue good bass drum, three
band horns, five manonotts. Ad
dress, Mtts Dki.i.a Bkubakku.
7-S6 let, Fiirt Littletou, Pa.
Trespass Notice.
The undersigned hereby iflvesnqllee
that the lands and premises of the Kil
Ion County Kod and (Inn i:inb, no .r
L'aiiizution duly Incorporated by the
laws of Pennsylvania, situated in the
townships of Wells aud Brush Cieek,
eounty of Kulton aiidtiite of Pennsyl
vaola, am private propel ty, and that
all persons are w arned not to trespass
on saiil lunils anU preuiises for i,e
purpose of hnutiu. . fishing. Katheriug
nuts or berries, ou in any other man
ner whatever contrary to acts of as
sembly in such easts made and provld
ed as the law will br rigidly enforced.
Fulton County Bon andOcn Cluu.
ll-H-W-lf.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
Uigaets what you eat.
e have josl completed arraiigemetfi witli
Harriabttrg Patriot by which we can offer
The
the
Fulton County News
and the daily morning
Harrisbum Patriot
the a.-tonislijnglv
ov price of
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Per Year
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town every week and the mv.s of the Slate Capitol, tele
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reaches all Town , and Rural Free 'Delivery Routes on
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I Fulion County Bank.
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(OROAWgED IN 1HS7. )
j 3 Fer Cont. Inlereat Io Id on Time Deposits
This old and well known Finaneial Institutiou is now
K0 permanentlv liMiated in its new room iu the A. (J, Naeebiiild
v t lag. LaFgO additions have been made to the
X CAPITAL STOCK
and tne number of Stoekholders has been increased to FIF
TK'.'.X, whii li yives all depositors a security of upward of
JS Two Hundred Thousand Dollars.
0.
Tho Pulton County Hank does a GENERAL BANK
ING BUSINESS ar-d extends every favor to their patrons
ai.d fi ieiids, consisteiit .wilb sound banking.
W I-f NELSON.
p McConnuilsbury, Pa. Cashier. c
NO ONK nfed suffer With libeu
matlsm, I) y s p e p s i a, Liver
Trouble, Kidney Disorders,
Catarrh, Diabetes, Constipa
tion, LVzemu, or any aliment aris
injj from impure blood. Oai tab
let of
Bliss Miie Ms
taken each day will nuickly put ihe
most weakened system la perfeul
order. Kaoh root, herb aud burn
In its composiiiun has a spteiul
mission to perform. Kach box of
the lleinedy contains -txi Tablet i
for ail .00 and a Registered Guaran
tee to CUKK or Money Refunded.
A A- Pajfe Almanac tells the story
completely. The medicine U .NOT
sold In .ii ..e stores, only by ae,culs.
TUB AL0NZ0 0. ULISS COMPANY
WASHINGTON, 0. C, ARK S0LC MAk
liKS Or BLISS NATIVK III Id. -.
SOLD BY
J. A. ALLER.
Knobsville, Pa.
Orders ill led by mail.
ksllthecouch 8
AND CURE THE LUNGS
WTH Dr. King's
New Discovery
t n aio 1 1 tin a t
FOR I OUGHSand
V0LDS
n!
ri Its.
60c & $1.00
Frco Trial.
Surest und Uuickeat (Jure for all
THROAT and LVJNG TROUB
IJEB, or XICifilY BACK.
J
Rheumatism
I hyo found a trioil and bxtcd euro fur RIkmi.
matlnol Notn reraedl that will .tralshtun th.i
dUUirti'd lhnlji ot chronic crlppli'i. nor tuni Uny
growtlis bsrk Ui fluuli ajruln. Tout In imuowlhlu.
Milt I inn now unruly kill tho puinn and urni, of
this di'iilorsblo dlueoilti.
In (M-rmmiy with a Choraltt 111 the Citr of
Piiiiii.ludt I found Urn lmt Ingndiiut with
which Pr. Shoop lOi.-uinstic hVm.xly wm muds
S pirf.ictod. d. i,iiidalil,. iinVrlutlon. Without
tlmt lt liigrcii. iit. I mi( ivsj.fully trmted iiisny,
man) i ;i of Hh, urristl.in: hut now, utuwt.il mil.
loruily corn, all curahla cuhos of thllher,.oli.r,i
luui h ilr.-ud. il dlsiiUiKi. TIiim.1 wiiddlkx snoiulur
Wssli'S, loundio Ithi uiimtlc IHooil.HwmtodiHsolva
siul piu. sivuy uiuliir thu actlnii of thlh ivun dy ua
Initdy &i do.. buirur wliun added to pure wutHr.
Ami ll. i, win ii dUsolvi-d. thosa pohionoua wnaUia
freely puaa Iroiu tha ayitem, and thu rauaa of
Itheiimntlam la gone forever. Tla-re la now no
Mil need noactiuilexcii to snrr.T longer with
out help. i aul), uud la coi.iidcncv ruouiuuiuud
Dr. Shoop's
Rheumatic Remedy
W. S. DICKSON.
FULTON COUNT! NEWS
is the people's paper.
$1.00 a Year in Advanoe.