DoWitt.' Little Early Risers
doti't liiilion or irrin-v Smnll
P'.lls, easy In tiiUe. Sulci by i
Trout's drost store.
W. H iVclf, of Gem, was lu :
town attend iu to business N'on-!
day.
HIDES. James Wipes A: Sous
pay 10, 18, and 16c a pound cash,
for beef hide at their butcher
shop In Me.Conuellsburtf, also
highest price paid for calf skins,
sheepskins and tallow.
Mr. and Mrs. Kicbsrd Hollcns
' Loud and .Miss Achsab Fisher take
Mliis method of returning their
tliunks to their numerous friends
for kindnesses nnd sympathy ex
tender! to them in the death of
Benjamin Fisher.
Keep the oros open and the
slim clean when you have a out,
burn, bruise or scratch, De
Witfs Oubollzed Witch Hazel
Salve penetrates the pores and
heals quickly. Sold by Trout's
drug store.
A festival will Do held iu the
prove at thh Presbyterian church
at(roeu Bid, Friday afternoon
and evening, August 9th. You
are cordially invited to attend.
Piles get quicK and certain re
lief from Dr. Snoop's Mag:c Oint
ment. Please note it is made
alone for Piles, and its aotiou is
positive aud certain. Itching,
painful, protruding or blind piles
disappear like magic by its use.
Large nickle capped glass j.irs u
ceuts. Sold by Dickson's drug
store.
An entertainment, social, and
festival will be hold at the Siloam
Methodist Episcopal Church, Sat
urday afternoon and evening,
August 17th. The entertainmeut
feature will begin at 7:h"i in the
evening and will consist of music
rendered by the Sunday school
assisted by two cornets. The
proceeds to be applied to the re
roofing of the church, w:'.
Don't accept a cough cure that
you m j.y be told is just as good as
Kennedy s Laxative Cough Syrup
Joecauf.e it isn't just as good
there is tutU a difference. Ken
nedy's Laxative Cough Syrup
acts gently upon the bowels and
clears the whole system of coughs
and colds, it promptly relieves
lullammation of the throat and aJ
lays irritation. Sold by Trout's
drug store.
The Salvation Army under tli"
leadership of General J'eddin,
will hold a meeting in (ieorge
Bishop's woods on Timber Uidge.
Saturday evening. August 17th,
and Sunday, 18th, at 2:80 p. m.,
and at 6 o'clock in 'the evening.
Mr. Peddiu will read from the
raised print for the blind, and
will sing some now pieces. The
objact in holaing these meetings
is to raise money to pay his rent.
Come one, come all.
Cetafroe sample of Dr. Shoop's
"Health Coffee" at our store. II
real cotlee disturbs your Stom
ach, your lleart or Kidneys, then
tiy this clever Coffee imitation.
Dr. Sboop has closely matched
Old Java and Mocha CotT-e in II a
vor aud, yet it has not a single
grain of real Colfee in it. D.
Shoop's Health Coffee Imitation in
made from pure toasted grains or
cereals, with Milt, Nats, -etc
Made in a m uute. No ted ions
ait. You will surely like it
- by E
th.
mi
of s becoming somewhat of a
rT. His speciality at pres
. is copperheads. On F' iday
he captured seven snakes of this
Kind. His method is to follow
tliem to their hiding place, set
some odoriferous food there and
then await its coming. He then
with bare baud seises bis prey, so
he states, and kills it. When he
is bitten, he is not iu the least
alarmed, for he puts an antidote
on the part of the body affected.
Mr. Lindsay strips these snakes
ai d sells the skins. Orbisorua
Dispatch.
. "We neve, raj ent of oiling too
littls," was one ol the ten rules
of life of Thomas Jefferson, pres
ident of the United States, and
the rulo applios to every one
without exception during this
hot weather, decauso it is hard
ior food, even in sn ail ijuautities,
to be digested when fie blood is
at high temperature. At tins
season we should oat sparingly
and properly. Wo should also
help the stomach as much as posi
ble by tbo use of a little Kodol
For Indigestion and Dyspepsia,
which w J rest tlio stomach by
digesting the food itself S-ld by
NCtDMORC.
Our fnrmnrs have almost finish
od housing nnc ,,1' the hea lest
harvests we have h id for ma' y
years.
.lohu McCltllnn nnd wifs sr
spending a lew days visltlUf! tin
family of John Mann, at Maun
pot-tntti e.
Sea tr lee Sharp left hero last
Tnotdfty for Hartford City, lu i
Anna Gtlftar and her Utile sis
tcr, who had been visiting amor;:
n ei.ds m this county, returned
to their borne iu Johnstown last
Week.
li of. Palmer and mother, spent
Sui ilny evening with the former's
uncle, Dennis Morgret, iu lower
Thompeo.i,
Mrs. Mary Dyers aid Mi.
Liasle Thorn peon, Of I'utsburi.,
mother and sister of Mrs. Walter
Pec Ir, ftreguents ol Mrs. Pec If
W. F, Hart and sou Floyd spent
a day in Cumberland hvt week.
Mrs. Molhe Dixon and children
of Pittsburg, came toher father's
home last Thursday for their
summer outing.
Cipt. and Mrs. Dixoi., of Salu
via, spent Sunday with their
friends here. The Captain, al
though much afiiicted with deaf
less, is as jolly as a boy.
Mrs. Srah Garland, of Piuey
Plains, Md., is visiting among her
friends in this vk-.nity.
P. P. Mann and sou Harold
spent a night last week with the
family ol Chaney Gordon,
Miss F.ihcl Dixon, of Chambers
burg, is spending a few weeks
among bar Fulton couuty friends.
I .
HAOHSTOWN MD
.4 - - - -
WKIT! K)K IU.UITKATIO C?I.O-0
T.J. WIENER
Farm For Sale.
The iimlnrsii:neil will sell at. private
naif, a FARM, situate In Dublin teWB
hip, Wo raUnt north f Knopsvllle,
eontuininc HO sens, more or Ions:
about M seres altered ami In sjoOu
Uoodition, balatire in voting timber.
The Inpro vsuMuti srs a prnottesllj
new two-story I'KAMI'. IKH SK, wltli
a well of soft water right at the porch:
HANK BARN, wnyon slied null corn
rili, hoif pen, etc. There are two
small orchards of apples, pssohsi,
ami elierrles. Less than half a mile
from school. A splendid chance for
usTMOflS Ol small means. Terms to
-.nil.
Geo, it. Rem,
Knobsvflls, Pa.
NUNtlNfl MM TROUBLE
"I've lived iu Calitorria 20
years, and am still hunting fir
trouble in the way of burns, sores,
wouuds, boils, cuts, sprains or a
case of piles that liucklen's Ar
nica Salve won't quickly cure,"
writes Charles Walters, cf Alle
ghany, Sierra Co. No use hunt
iug, Mr. Walters; it cures every
case. Gnaran'eed Trout's drug
store. 125c.
K. McCiaic.
n. J.l.inilsay, ot iJuulmg-
Deal Dogs Arc Rare.
People have been known to ex
cuse watch dogs for dereliction
of duty on the ground that the
dogs might be hard of hearing.
This excuse ouht not to go. A
veterinary surgeon of Cleveland
remarked that in his thirty-five
years' experience he had never
heard of a deaf dog. His remark
led to inquiries amojg two or
three other veterinai lea and not
one had ever heard of a dog that
couldn't hear. When a watch
dog or any other dog doesn't
hear a man that is prowling about
the house it is because it doesn't
want to hear. Horses are frequent,
lv treated by vetoriuaries for
deafness, and even cats are hard
of hearing occasionally, but deaf
dogs seem to be unknown in
Cleveland at least. Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
of Valuable
REAL ESTATE.
SATURDAY. AUGUST 31. 1907.
Tin- uudct-. vmil. ' HiatehMM of the minor
ohtlilrftii of Ho H. DMMiels. Isteof the Uoronnh
of McGeBtielbitiUrtf. dism?wd, by virtuts of hu
ordsi o lbs OrsusnV Ootttt of trillion oounty,
will bsi r 10 public MSI6.SI tin i raatdaiiM
of I he tl 't'eusrrl, op tlw SPOTO dUP, the I olio w
w real MWM : The
.MANSION HOUSB
and two low -ini.te on Worth Second street
in sniil HoronftS: the ode lot bavlov nil the
nuildlQii therodn. iiulstiiiiiif a new. moddtn.
hrtok ou.ed mv SI.I.IM ; complete in nil It-,
farabdunstt, tuteii wiih imth. water cloaet. nnl
water la Kltoben ami cellar. Aho. alarfe oat
kitchen una wood boune combined. Iiii-kc na
ble( boa pen. nnd oblolteu hoiwe nil imiiiiiaKs
beicu etu (i ft y new iiliI iminieil, unil In ttrwt
. oondieon. The other lot adjolbll u the
tl, .t deaorfbrd. uinl win he soul with It. or sep
aratety, to a iii pttrohaacr.
Alo mi no tivhleil h:ilr-;:iterest Ir. the tiulhl
iih: nnd lot. .:oinmouly known aa (he
FULTON DtMOCRAT PROPERTY"
on uter Street, oppoatte the i-niton Hons,..
The Imilitlnjf li purt hnek unil purl frame, nnd
i- In 004, condition, imvinif been kepi iu re
pnir: ThK is uniter leuae no il April i. h''H. but
h-nse win he tmaferred il deal red by puroban.
er.
Oeunl 'i'erms. w-hlcb will be made fully known
00 day of sale.
MBBRnX W. NAUR
UID. li. MKtXOTT,
URO. A BARRIS,
i iiiiirdltins.
PUBLIC SALE
of
REAL ESTATE.
Mv tirtu of fin ovilr of the Orphans' Court,
j of Kullou County the unilersiiined, udmitilstru
ton or the KHiittf if Iuvitl Ilnili.iket. lute (
I Dublin township, dreettnetl, will Hell on the
I premtsM ta ntoceprinin iioiiow . on
FRIDAY. AUGUST 23. 1907.
the roUowtuvi
r- f iw .
'ontuiQintf st ueres, nior- or ii-s. ;.bout oue
ImII f m hio'i ;s lmiroved. and the other hull
In Tlu b r kCIKl. MjOtOlg of fttOtfHWl
KtfHo. llrubstkor'N huh-. Mcorail ho'r.-. SheT
ilehi h jits und oiaer-1 Tne ImpTOH ttMUlfl are u
i aj t: i i i rx o HOUMi
L9g S -4i hi . and other out hull Uufji, htoM ub
jeet to) fldow dower.
EMUe to lie-in at ol ioVt p. in., when termN
will Dsn made known
v c. BIIOAAKSP,
W. 11. NKhSON.
Adnilnl.strutor .
VALUABLE FARM
at Public Sale.
The nndersik'uert. n
x v II sell ul public
Neighbor (jot l-oolcd.
"I was literally couglnug myself
to death, and had become too
iveak to leave my bed; aud neigh
bors predicted that I would nev
er leave it alive; but they got fool
ed, for thanks be to Cod; I was
induced to try Dr. King's New
Discovery. It took just four one
dollar bottles to com plotcly cure
the cough and restore me to good
sound health," writes Mrs. Eva
Lncapher, of Crovortown, Stark
Co., lud. This King ol cougli
and cold cures, and healer of
throat and lungs, is guaranteed
by Trout's drug store. 50c. and
$1.00. Trial bottle free.
in for Mrs, Bndle Trn
i e on the nrenuaea on
l.tek.t a Creek in ltelfn-1 low-iislm, about I'..
miles norm of Oeoi eosloitlee, on
SATURDAY. AUGUST 3. 1907.
the following ran estute to wit :
r f- ri m,
oontejniuj 7:1 acres unil Til perche nnd allow
anoe, ndlofnlds ianda ol Wm.Kelnor, Aiisulom
Uellott'e helrn, Joseph K Mellon. Ida I."k-s
hells,. About one-th til iii timber, nnd bblttllpe
.leaii 1 .mil In cood stnte ol I'ultivntion. The
MHtrot tnienis are : Lou Eioiiee. Log Sam,
-i act o Jier bnltatosa. Oojd well neur the
uoor.
Sale 'eins at 1 o'clock, p, m.
Ten 'er cent of bid on day of wile, .mc-third
rieiin .'I the ri n i cent, w hen deed Is lliude.
nnd hii nice io sui! put-ehimer.
.1. TllllMAS l.AI.KV.
Trll-09 Aaeut.
Tr
it's druir store,
Larif: Rocks ol I'owU.
So many who have excellent
success with a few fowls meet
with failure when they increase
their numbers, and they are at a
Liss lo know the reason, remarks
a writer iu Iowa Homestead.
Cenetally tiny fail to increase
their accommoaations in propor
tion Uj the increase in the (lock.
They fail U recognize the fact
that large Hocks are difficult to
feed, so that each individual may
83cure its allAtod share; that
vari ius ail men ta have to be guard
ed against ivhore large Hocks are
kept that are comparatively uu
known among moderate sued
flocks; that large Hocks require
much attention.
New Law Signed.
Under tne new law signed by
the (ioveruor it is a misdemeaunr
for any person to sell or give, or
cauae to be sold or given cigar
ettes or cigarette papers to per
sons undei 21 years of age. The
penalty is from tUX) to $800 tine
Buggies
and
Wagons
I have just refilled my shed
w ith a linn lot of :t in I
Wagons whleh I am selling un
der a written guarsntst at
Rock Bottom Prices,
1 also have in stock a lot of
Hulls' Wheels sod OutClf.V Poles.
I wnut your trade. PJease come
and see mv Itook before you
ntuUe a pumhsn.
Thank log the public for liber
al putronaue in the past, and
Holiuiting u I'tifititiuttui'o of the
same in the future, I urn yours.
Very respectfully,
W. R. EVANS,
Hustontown, Pa.
Anions the Farmers.
Warm sandy lands with south
ern exposure are the most desir
able for grapes. A few of the
best standard varieties cau bo
profitably marketed as grapes in
bulk for wiuo making amoug our
foreign residents is increasing so
rapidly us to make a large and
proti table market for grapes th it.
may bo easily aud cheaply growu
on inairy fields that are only con
widored practically worthless.
J. H. Hale in Americat Cultiva
tor. M.s. Thomas Ciydeand daugh
ter Ha'en, of I'hiladolpltia, are
visiting her brother's and tester's
in the t love.
July Sale of SUMMER MILLINERY. Bits at cos .
l'lowors, Plumes. Kibbous, Uibbons.
Infants' and Children's Head Wear.
Dress Goods.
Panama, Serge, Mohair, Henrietta,
Cashmere, Voile.
White Goods.
India Ltuen, Madras, Organ
dies, Linen.
American Lady Corset. Illatk Kid (Hove. Wlillc Kid liluvcs. Summer Silk.. Taficla Silk-.
Ladles' Summer Knll Lndcruca'. Ladies' Muslin Underwear, Hosiery, (ilovef,
Veillnt. LMHROIDLKibS. All-Over Lacrs, Inserliaus, Val Licei.
Ladies White Shirt Waists,
Ladies White Dress Skirts.
Ladies Whit" Hosierr.
Ladies IJttck Hosiery,
Ladies Hells and Helting,
Ladies Neckwear.
T, J. Wiener,
Hancock, Maryland.
liauncr Patterns In Stuck.
I Madden Bros. 1
Three Springs, Pa.
Bargain Day.
Every day is bargain day at this store now. As the
rush for Machinery and Implements is somewhat over,
we are tfivinjr, special attention toother departments of
our store; and as the hot season is upon us so sudden
ly, it has not caught us napping, but ready with as fine
a line of Summer Dress Goods as was ever shown
in this place. Our Goods sell themselves. All
we ask is for you to come and see them.
Ladies, the White Oxfords are so comfortable
this hot weather. We have a full line ot them and at
ritfht prices. Come and see them.
We have a full line of the Rice Hutchins Shoes.
These shoes possess a style and finish peculiar to them- O
selves, and cannot fail to please you.
O Farmers, don't forget, we hava Fertilizers on
hand at all times.
We want your trade. Give us a call.
Highe$t prices paid for produce.
Madden Bros. J
H Telephone Connection.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Will pay 3 per cent, interest per annum on all time deposits.
RESOURCES l
AP&6, 1906. $47,338.69.
SEPT. 4, 1906, $118,094.99.
JAN. 26, 1907, 144, 509.46.
MAY 2U, 1907, 1 69, 14 7.9 5.
Tlip abovn extracts from several reports to the Comptroller oftlieCur
r D0J of tin' I'nlteil States show In an emphatic manner the success achieved
by The Flrnt National Hank of McConBSUsbom, With progressive spirit
and conservative methods, this hank has proven Its advantages , aQ insti
tution deserving jour confidence. The chief concern of the officers and dl-n-ctors
of this hunk is tin) welfare of the d"posi ors and the security of their
dopmits. Wc solicit yenf business.
i.oans made on personal and collateral security, and Notes dis
counted. Courteous treatment to all. Correspondence solicited from
those desiring Loans or wishing to ()ien an account with us. If you
cannot call In person, send your deposits by mall, they will receive
prompt attention.
LEWIS H. WT.-L., FRANK P. LYNCH.
PHPOIUENT.
W. SCOTT ALEXANDER.
VICE PRESIDENT.
ATTORNEY ANO SOLICITOR.
MERRIL W. N ACE
CASHIER.
B. FRANK HENRY.
ASST. OASHICR.
VALUABLE FARM
At Private Sale.
The undersigned, intending to quit
funning, will olfer ut private sale his
fut'in situated on road to Covalt, l
miles north of Plum I:. in. This turm
contains about l IU acres, in addition
to which is 0 acres of good timber
land. These tracts will be sold sup
Srstsly, provided the home furui L
sold li rut: or both together, ai tuuy
suit bs purchuser. The fund is in
. good statu of cultivation, most of it
bsi just been limed, and a kiln ready
to burn now. There is plenty of fruit
of ul) kinds, and u good well ol water
ut the door. Thi Improvements con
sist, of u story dwelling hous", i
rooms und basement uud cellur. Just
bees remodeled. Oocd burn and all
olher outbuildings. For further in
foi ination, call on or uddrcss
II. It. fvm,
Plum Ituu, Ps.
VALUABLE FARM
MT
PRIVATE SALE.
The undersigned, desiring to retire
from farming, will oiler at pr vatu sale
his home farm, situate on the Cine
I load two miles north of McCoti'iells
blllg. This furm contains about 1 Hi acres,
iu addition to whloh is H'ty sorsi of
vuluublu timber laud. These tracts
will be sold sepurutely, provided the
home farm is sold lirst, or both to
gether it the puirhaser may desire.
'I'lie laud is iu Hpieudid state of eiilti
v ul ion, well wutered, aud plenty of ex
cel lent fruit. There Is a never fulling
mii;: of excellent water at the house,
and an abundant supply of water in
the barnyard. The improvements
consist of a comfortable OWKLLINU
HOUSE, large HANK BAHN, wagon
bed, and olli- outbuildings For
further information, call on or ad
dress OlsolttiK Hnyohk, or
8. W. Kmif,
I H if. MoConriellsburg, J'a.
$1.00
PERFECT
SIGHT
GLASSES
Sold by Mail Ouiy
Ptrfect Slglil Glasses
Have nonrustable frames the len
sesare beveled-edge, centered, ground
und polished. They will relieve eye
Strain, painful vision, tired, sotting
eyes aud make reading or sewing com
fortable. Opticians und oculists
charge, f.i 00 lo ;hh for like values.
Save money save your eyes -send
11.00 and get the bebt. When bending
your if answer these questions.
Age, uuve you worn glasses before'
Tf so, for far or near usu and how
many years? How close to the eyes
can you read ordinal y newspaper
print without glasses '; cjtate the di.s-
jtancein inches Are the eyes promi
I nent or deep set? Is the nose sum I .
medium or large where glasses are to
rest' Measure accurately in inches
kbit distance from the center of oue eye
' to the center of the other. Stale if
I you wisii straight or hook bow flumes
or eye glasses Write your nan nnd
i address plainly.
I'KKFbCT SIUIIT OPTICA' rM ANY,
l.taambeisburg, I',
Hides Wanted.
The uudosigood will pay for
groun hidos free from cuts, tin.
fo. lowing prices ; Stuors aud
heifers, 10c; sows, Do.; bulls, He;
calf-iskias, 60to8(lc; Uilow, 4c.
i 'i.t hull's, 1 cent a pound less
than foregoing prices; salted
hides, 11 to 12 ceti ts.
I'aui. Wacnkh.
DIRLCTORS :
LEWIS H. WIBLE, JNO. P. SIPES. JNO A. HENRY.
W. SCOTT ALEXANDER. PETER MORTON. GEO. A. HARRIS.
D. L. GRIS8INUER. R. M. KENDALL. S. W. KIRK.
Mrs. A. F. Little's
Big Underselling Store.
JVe still have a few hats and
trimmings on hand, that tve will
close out at cost. If you want
to save money and get a bar
gain, COME SOON.
Respectfully,
Mrs. A. F. Little,
McConnellsburg.
Opposite Postoffice.
J.K.JOHNSTON
t:r'. I-
11 you only Knew how much money
you could save and how dur
able it is, you would
sui'clv use
PAROID
ROOFING
for rnofi ati-il hi lies of all farm hullillnira. i'"
tl kiipllcd by ntir i.ns, Wnttfr, ;!.. MM.
hnt anil folil nof. Llulit amtw
cixiutius no Uk.r; dues not tutnt rati) watrr.
ltlustratlnn ttmvs shown UrfKl stock bsru
lu 'il .!:.!.' i . iii.! v it u l'urold.
Send for Free Sample.
Hook of poultry and farm buUttlnf plsns
tor a 3 cnt stamp uud name of nearest doalur.
J. K. Johnston, HcConneilsuiirH, Fa.
Originator t f compittt rajing kit $m
tvtry rati. W
5
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THE
TAN
CALF
'OXFORD
BLUCHER
PATTERN
B ft AND NEW
ASK TO SEE
SPECIAL
July and August
Sale of
Men's and Boys'
CLOTHING
PRICES exceptionally
low. Just received a
NEJV STOCK
of
Hats,CaPs& Shirts
A Full Line of
Men's, Women's and
Children's
UNDERWEAR
All Sizes
The Best
MASON FRUIT JARS.
Pints 45c; Quarts 50c,
and half gallons 65c.
J. K. JOHNSTON.
FULTON COUNTY NEWS
is the people's paper.
$1.00 a Year in Advance.
Forsalo st Trout's drutf1- tore
DYSPEPSIA CURE
DIGESTS WHAT YOU BAT
-IWlLNMitaHWuMSHIillli trial Mm, .kktabtaHa
'Maw MIT AT Tan hhuiw a.
m. C DsWXTT OOMAMT, OMICAOCL OJU
A -it tor Kh.Ik' h 1907 Alms ia(t and 900 Year G)n1er.