1 M M Venn i;id Bacon for sale at ;le Hrn?, v. ant a ''".i ! K.v -renl it tht OU Plantation id M 1 ' (if tlltHl' 25 8nbJvt:;n ;Vt. I . K, Mc nfBrooklm, 1? !ltillo h.i; just ro incjfto cars fresh fertilizers. L .'soiling at right prices. I iUUvy Little is greatly lmprov, cig the appearance of the Citj I Hotel by having now porches put 'fcf. ' -Mi-Witt's Carholi.wl Witch I hi Vedualve is good for boils, burns, frieud.iqalJs, and skin diseases un especially good for pile , J at Trout's drug store. r' l)r. West will preach at ( liven ' hill Sunday morning and ut tin .-.hurch in town Sunday evening. ir Huston at Saltillo has just re aeived a car load liock Salt, Land tly.lt, and ordinary Salt. Prices at '.;ht. K. Starr at Three Springs. i's paying 80 cents a bushel for wheat in exchange for fertilizer, which can be got at any time. B r it. The Presbyterian cougrgeation M this place expect to spend Fri .lay afternoon of this week pic nicking on the Uidgc west of tow n if the weather bo favorable, h HIDES. James Si pes & Son ,ay 10, 13, and Kc a pound cash, for beef lilies at their butcher t8hop in McConuellsburg, also highest price paid for calf skins, heepskins and talbw. kinl. T. Lalev, in Belfast town cl?", has a good cheap horse, kod mower aud grain drill tor , ale for cash or exchango for I stock, or on tune. The machines are good as new, and the horse is all right and is a bargain. 8l Robert L. Jackson, of this place luas been appointed by Prof. Surf e as inspect" if or fruit trees in Jackson is in the MlH.hN MORE TOR TFACMIRv An mt 1 coursty and Mi , k I- visiting the ore', aids toe aTent sections of the Count', f-m 8treug for the Sau .lose scale xpresg 7 lni. "Other blights that are o ser ' " r,cly affecting the trees in this and cl J tures ty. ,alf we do ich troubles, heart aud "Ve may.y ailments, can he quickly "corrected with a prescription kuown to druggists everywhere as Dr. Snoop's liestoi tive, The prompt and surprising reliel which this remedy immediately . brings is entirely duo to its ro prativo action up. mi thecontroll ure th uorvt;s of the Stomach, etc. 'i h" - ' i Uev. Li. P. Reberwill preach at Hustouto vn Sunday uioruing at Ji 10:13; Knobsville, 2:30 p. in., and -''Bethlehem, 7:;;o p. in. Every body united, as this will bo the last services for this conference year. Trial Catarrh treatments are I being mailed out free, on request, by Dr. Shoop, liacine, Wis. Those tests are proving to the people without a penny's cost the great value of this scientific prescrip tion known to druggists every ...whereas Dr. Shoop's Catarrh ,,u K jmedy. Sold bv DLksou's drug store. tl The Board of Uealtii suggest that i teachers in the public schools Trder e 00 n'e in their schoolrooms certificates showing that the pu pils in their respective schools have be'ju vaccinated, as the ,' teachers are liable to have a call j from a special officer at any time. There's a reason for that ache In your back right where it .(Stitches'1 every time you bend i ui'Ver, turn around or walk any and obb.llcc ts your Kidneys. n'..it' Kidaey and' Wad lil' 1 jjr They are unequaled r for backache, weak kidneys and iullatnmation of the bladder. A ' week's treatment cents. Sold by Trout's drug store. J. H. Cordon, of Thompson, was a pleasant caller at the News Office Tuesday ev?ning, He is enlarging tho dwelling house ol .. Edtticharda in the Cove. a'" If real coiteu disturbs your Stomach, your Heart or kidneys, ' 'hen try tills clever eoffoe iniita ioa Dr. Snoop's Health Coffee Dr. Shoop lias closely matched odd Java and Mocha Cutfee in flavor and taste, yet it has not a single grain of real Coffee in it. Dr. Shoop's Health Coffee imita tion is made from pure tousteil grains or cereals, with Malt.Nuts, etc. Mado in one rniuu'e. No tedious long wait. You will sure i like it. Cot a free sample at t Wre. K. It. McClain. Denfirlni. nl ( Pniilh' kltfMtiM Mtlttl Rstlmtlc en the Cost of Ntw Sry der bill. An estimate rnnde at, th De- partuiHiit of Public Lnatruotioi , is that from hull h millinn to oue nilliou dollars will be required inuually to pay the increase rranted teachors in tno public aohoolfl by the Snyder hill cua-t id l ist winter. Reports now hoing n ceived from the SlBOO districts of the s tut", form the bSalt of calciila ion in matting op tins estimate. The :eports show the number of eac.ierswlto will be all'ectod by ihe act. The act increases the minimum salary of teachers Jrom tho present figure of j?3") a month IO $40 and 850 ft month, at. d at least one fifth of the 28,250 teach ers in Pennsylvania's public schools will be dnectly benefit teU. Those holding provisional certificates will hereafter receive not less than ln a month, under the Snyder bill, aud those who hold professional, permanent, or normal school certificates, and nave had tWC years' practical ex perience, will receive not less than S I, The act became operative June 1 last, but the first payment of the school appropriations by the State under it, cannot be made iintil next June. Tho several dis tricts must, however, pay their teachers according to the terms of the law aud wait for the State to reimburse them. The last legislature increased the schoil appropriation 12,000,000 'pVT an num and this increase will enable most of the districts to meet the increased salaries without em- i barrassment, although some dis tricts, which depeud practically entirely upon the State's appro priation to run their schools, may have to borrow money. Any dis trict which does not pay the in creased salary, will forfeit its share of the State appropriation entirely, so the teachers are sure of the luerease. Tho act by the last Legislature increasrag the school appropria tion to 17)500,000 a year, will not become operative until next J une, and appropriatious now being paid are from the total appropria tion of !fi.","i0i 1,000 a year. HAoensTowN mo ymiTi worn i.urmATto cataioo. Last year's record- Every out of city giad uate loratd in a satisfactory position. We can place you. Write for ' THE PROOf." The 67th year Hand Book of the foremost Business Training School mailed upon request. Pittsburgh, Pa. Notice. Notice It hprnhy tflvrn that a petition ffM pi. -.ruled on JVM lltti.IW7.Ui the OMftOf (jtmru-11 Sp.Hlnn r Kulloi County. by Pr. A. K. UivU. A. .1. I.ttinberoim. Win. K. t.uiditf et nl . for tlir im'orporiition or it porilon of Tuylttr uml Dublin township , MiM roiiniv, In il i Kit u.' the vilbi -ji of 1 1 list on I .. n. into u lr iiu;.'h And ttitil the silt I Court onlt'rt'il tUv pi'titlon lllnit. with thr olt-rlt. itud notft'o thM- -of to ho r:loi lu-t'onliii!,' to htw. mid thitt the Mid Qottli will pnxMwd ut the MXtttnB to wit: Ootober7. 1917. to Btftjra no fuvoNlltruthin Afjs sjfraktf ut) ord'r 1 Ht-crre in th' miiuner pteJIOrltwJ bv tM Aot of June fW, IXi. U1909UI . IIAUUIS. ( ink of tht Court of 9 1 M. Qaarivt Mmom PUBLIC SALE Valuable TIMBER LAND. SATURDAY, CEPTEMBER 21, 1907. ut 2 o'clock p. m. Hy virtue of unortler f the Court ol Com mon I'U'iih of Kulion coiinly. the UflSviMSMd Cominlttct' Of PMl PUk. Will oiler ut Public Suit- on kbi premises lu ItelluHt touiihhlp. Ful ton county. Pu.. oae-liulf m le south of the 1 OQ Mi UlKi nl Peck s Fording on LielilDr Creel;, on the above unmet! day, the lollowltu VA'. LIABLE REAL ESTATE formerly owned hy fohriul Peel;, deeeused. uuiurly. u tract of land hltuute In Itelfust town nhip. Pulton county. Pu.. iont ttlalui H7 ACRES 111 perches uml ullowunce, ndjolulnt.' lnndlof Henry K. lirewer. Joints Mellott, btlllwcll W. '1'ruux. Duvld Ilurr. mid others, ulniut two thirds of which Is cleured uud in wood stftle ol culttvrili'ui and the rcirutndcr Is covtrrctl with SPLENDID OAK TIMBER, one of the tlncst lots of timber lu Ihe town ship. The improvements ure u two ucrt u hulf Hto:y F- Irv DAEILIINC; Lure ll.nl; lluru. uml other necessary oul huilulntfs. There is un orchard of excellent fruit, lots of cherry and peach trees. The UUkl lie. nice f or fui-nilnv. anil II Ik altogether a very desirutile propert v. The farm lies un both sides of Llckink Creek, uud extends back on l tu- lUAay slope to the lop of Timber ltldie. TKltviS: Ten per cent of b d when proper ty is knocked down; one-half. IhcludlnK the ten pot cent . on continuation of sale, and the bal-une,-In two cipiul annual payments, seciired by judgment, with Interest from date of con tinuation of Hale. Sale begins at "! o'clock, p, m. H. W PKCIC, 8'J9-it. Committee. Tfat&TQ are a groat many people who have slight attacks of mdi gestiou ami dysyepsia nearly all the time. Thoir food may Katisfy the appetite but it fails to nourish the body simply because the stomacli is not in tit condition to do the work it is supposed to do. It can't digest tho food you eat. The stomacli should be given help. You ought take something that will do the work your stomach can't do. Kodol for in digestion and Dyspepsia, a com lunation of natural digosiauts and vegetable acids, digests tho food inself and gives strength and heaith to the stomach. Pleas ant to take. Sold by Trout's drug store. BKUSII CKKt K. The farmers ol our Valley are busy preparing for the autumn seeding. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Uixson spent Saturday night and Sun day with friends at Kverett. Miss (loldie Deshont,, after having spent several days with her sister Mrs. John Bard, re turned to her homo at Sipes Mill last Friday. Quite a number of peopie Irom the Valley attended tho Soldiers Ivouniuu test Friday. Mrs. Jerry llixson and daugh ter Olive spent last Saturday and Sunday at Clear viHe. Miss Clara Uixson is spending several days with her uncle in Bedford county. Ed. Palmer, of VVarfordsburg, spc.ut Sunday at Mrs. K. H. Lodge's. Miss Olive Lodge is spending sorao time with her sister Mrs. B yd Jackson at Everett. Miss Certrudo Barton after having spent sometime with her parents returned to Everett last Saturday. Mrs. E. H. Lodge is speudiug sometime with her daughter Mrs. S. W. Kirk at McConuells buig. Register's Notic33. Notice tit hereby given that the following iaiui-,1 ari-'HtnC.ii's have tiled their HeeuunU III the Register's Mtiee of Fulton County, I'a., ami that the came will be presented tu the Orphans' Court of s lid I 'on ut v, tor eoiilli luatlon, on I'ucs dav following tie 't .Momiay, ("tu dav) ot October a. i., I PVT. I. BOOTH. The first and tinal aeeount of Thomas H. Sluslier a'luiiuislriilor ot the esttte of M;s .Jane llooth, late of lictlu-l township, deceiid. 1111. 1.. Supplemental a unit of .1. Tlldeti Hill ad- ailnutrmtor o.t.a. ot the estate of ,lohn Hill, late of Ituiliel township, d.-euase,). I. pifAld. 'I lls tlrst iil Final ae.'oiint of lion, .lohu P ilfMM admhilstriitor ot i-.tate of A. ,1 . Craig, late ol Ayr township. iLceased. t. MOCK. 'I he Hist am! Ml aceoilnt of Hon. .lohn P. Slpt s t'vei-utor of tin: esnits of u. II Alook, late of Todd towunbtp, dMOMMl. -.. HANKS. Tbt tirst atel llna' aeeouiit ot Or .1 ti. Hanks ami William U, Hanks woaltm of the last will and testauieht of Natliau II. Hanks, Ks, , late ol lirusli Creek township, ileceased. 6. lilU'UAKKH. Tbt first and liual aeeouiit of Y. C. llruhakiir and W. It. Nelson .idmiuistrators of the estate of UatflU S. lliuhaker, late ol Duhliu township, 'leeeased. 7. Melll'.IIKK. 'I'he llrst and tlnal aeeouiit of Charles Metle In,- aiiiuiiiistr alor of Ihe estate of Mrs. I.aurn Motleliee, late of liiihlin tow nship, defeased. a. OOCDdMITH. I'll,- nr-t and Ileal aeeouiit of t;harles K. Oobl HBltll a liiii hi -l j :i',,r of the estate of David tiobi sinitli and Hannah ioMsiu th , lale of MeOou- uelisburg. I'a., defeased. KVKKTS. 'I'he tlrst ami tiiivl ai-eoiint o 11 It. Hann ad- nilhistralor of the -state of Mr.. Kliziheth Kv- rls lale of I, ie king creek tow nshlp, uec'U. Keglster'aoninc, ) UKO. A. IIAKKIS, sept u, laui. Ueglster. T.J. WIENER July Sale of SUMMER MILLINER Y. Hats at cost. Flowers, Plumat. Ribbons, Ribb.ms. Infants' and Children's Beadwear. Dress Goods. I'anama, Serge, Mohair, Henrietta, Cash mere, Voile. White Goods. India Linen, Madras, Organ dies, Linen. .... hi lady Cornels'. Illicit Kid (iloves, While Kid illoves, Summer Silks, Intnl. Silks. Ladle' Summer Knit Underwear, Ladies' Mailln IJudcrVcar, llnalcry, Oloves. Velllo't. bMBKOIUbKlbS. All-Over Laces. Insertions, Vat l.acei. Ladies White Shirt Waists, Ladies White Dress Skirts, Ladies Whit's Bosierr. Ladies Black Hosiery, Ladies Bolts and Bolting, Ladies Neckwear. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OR MCONNELLSBURG, FA. Will pay 3 per cent, interest per annum on all time deposits. RESOURCES I APR. 6,1906, $47,338.69. SEPT. 4, 1906, $118,094.99. JAN. 26, 107, $144,509.46. MAY 20, 1907, $169,147.95. Tho ahovp oxtraots from several reports to the Comptroller of the ( 'nr renry of Hie t'niteil States stiow In on emphatic manner the success achieved hy The First National Itnuk of McConnellsburK. With progressive spirit and conservative methods, this hank hast proven Its advantages as an Insti tution deserving your confidence. The chief concern of the olticers and di rectors of this tiank is the welfare of the deposi ors and the security of their deposits. We solicit your business. .'.oans made on personal and collateral security, and Notes dis counted. Courteous treatment to all. Correspondence solicited from those desiring Loans or wishing to open an account with us. If you cannot call in person, send your deposits by mail, they will receive prompt attention. LEWIS H. WIBLE. FRANK P. LYNCH, MERRIL W. NACE T, J. Wiener, Hancock, Maryland. Banner Patterns In Stock. 1 I I Madden Bros. mi 3 :i 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 giving special attention to other departments of q our store; and as the hot season is upon us so sudden- Q ly, it has not caught us napping, but ready with as tine O a line of Summer Dress Goods as was ever shown in this place. Our Goods sell themselves. All $ WP risk is; trtr vnn in rrmc nnH sap thpm Ladies, the White Oxfords are so comlortable this hot weather. We have a full line of them and at right prices. Come and see them. PRESIDENT. W. SCOTT ALEXANDER. VICE PRESIDENT. ATTORNEY AND SOLICITOR. CASHIER. FRANK HENRY. ASST. CASHIER. DIRECTORS : LEWIS H. WIBLE. JNO. P. SIPES. JNO A. HENRY. W. 8COTT ALEXANDER. PETER MORTON. GEO. A. HARRIS, D. L. GRISSINCaER. R.M.KENDALL. 8. W. KIRK. Mrs. A. F. Little's Big Underselling Store. We still have a few hats and trimmings on hand, that we 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 Pnstoffice. Mr. aud Mrs. Thomas Clyde, Alio tiad been visiting tho latter, s Hot her aud i.isters aud other friends here, returned tu their home in Philadelphia on Wednesday. Sale Register. Saturday, September 14, Mack Linn will sell at his residence 1$ mile from Maddensvilie, on the rtMid leading to Dublin Mills lio.-sos, cattle., hogs, farming mi plements, wheat, &c. Sale bo tjins at 10 o'clock. Tuesday, September 17, Lewis Sponsler, intending to remove to the state of Kentucky, wili sell at the residence of John H. Kline, at the foot of Green Hill in Lick ing Creek townBhip, household goods, Ac. Sale begins at 1 o' clock, p m. Credit V m mths. Saturday, September 21, B. W. Peck, Committee, will sell at pub lic sale on the premises, the Con rad Peck farm, situated in ticl fast township near tho Iron B ridge at Peck's fording. Sale begins at '1 o'clock. Thursday, Septomoer 20, A. M. Carland, intending to quit lumbering, and go into other busi ness, will sell at h residence two miles south of Pheasant Kidge postollice, 5 mules, 2 horses, cat tie, hogs, farming implement, &c. Sale begins at 10 o'clock Terms 1 year. We have a full line of the Rice Hut chins Shoes. These shoes possess a style and finish peculiar to them selves, and cannot fail to please you. s Farmers, don't forget, we have Fertilizers on hand at all times. We want your trade. Give us a call. Highest prices paid for produce. 1 Madden Bros. I M i rj Telephone Connection. J.K.JOHNSTON CLOTH ING ROR- and BOYS. VALUABLE FARM At Private Sale. The undersigned, intendlny to tiiit forming, will otTer ut private sale btl furm situated on road to Covait, li miles north of PlutP Kun. This tarm OontAlns ahout 110 acres, in addition to which is 20 acres of jfood timber land. These trocta will be sold sep arately, provided the home farm is sold tlrst: or botli together, u may suit the purcnaser. The land Is In a (rood state of cultivation, most of it has just heen limed, and u kiln ready to buru now. There is plenty of fruit of all kind, nntl a good well of water at the door. The Improvements con sist of a 2j story dwelling house, li rooms and basement and cellar. Just I Mi rm.,deied. Good barn and all other outbuildings. For further in formation, call on or address B. R. Kite, l'lum Kuu, I 'a. $100 Sold by Hail Only Perfect Sight Glasses PERFECT SIGHT GLASSES VALUABLE FARM PRIVATE SALE. The undersigned, desiring to retire from farming, will otter ut private sule his home farm, situute on the Cove Itoud two utiles north of McC'onnolls burif. This farm contains ubout 110 acres, in addition to which is M'ty acres of valuable ttmlier lund. These tracts will he sold aeparulely, provided the home farm Is sold first, or both to gether as the pun huser may desire. The land Is In splendid state of culti vation, well watered, und plenty of ex cellent fruit. There is a never failiuir spring of excellent water at tho house, and an abundant supply of water in the barnyard. The improvements consist of a comfortable DWKLL1NO UOU8K, large HANK BARN, wagon shed, and other outbuildings. For further information, call on or ad dress Okohok Bnyokr, or 8. W. Kirk, I 10 if. MeConneltsbtirg, Y. Have nonrustuble frames the len sesare beveled-edi;e, centered, (round and polished. They wili relieve eye strain, painful vision, tired, uciiini; eyes and make reading or sewing com fortable, opticians and oculists charge 9 00 to 5.00 for like values. Save money save your eyes send 11,00 ami get the best. Wheit send int.' your . answer these questions. Ago, nave you worn giassns before'.' tf so, for far or near use and how many years 'i How close to the eyes can you read ordiuarv newsuaiicr print without glasses y State the dis tance in inches. Are the eyes promi nent or deep set? Is the nose small, medium or large where glasses are to rest? Measure accurately in Incites the distance from the center of one eye to the center of the other. Btate if you ft lit) straight or hook bow flumes or eye glasses. Write your nan and address plainly. HBKFfcCT SIUIIT OPTICI COVtPANY, Ihainbersburg, P , Hides Wanted. The uudosigned will pay for ireen hides free from cuts, the following- prices : Steors aud heifors, 10c; sows, 9c; bulls, 8oj calf-skins, 00 to 80c; tallow, 4c. Cut hides, 1 cent a pound less than foregoing prices; salted hides, 11 to 12 cents. Paul Waonek. MEN, YOUTHS, THE Tailoring, Quality, Varietv, Style, Fit, PRICE, So found in OUR ASSORTMENT. LADIES1 SHOES MEN'S BOYS' GIRLS' CHILDREN'S. Silk Embroidered Shin Waist Patterns and Reaay Made Shirt Waists, Dress Skirts, Petticoats. GUNS Now is the time to be getting ready for October 1st Squirrels. All Kinds of AMMUNITION AT J. K. JOHNSTON, McConnellsburg, Pa. FULTON COUNTY NEWS is the people's paper. $1.00 a Year in Advance. orsa.e at Trout's drugstore- DYSPEPSIA CURE DIGESTS WHAT YOU BAT 1Ta (I.M MM. muj,i, 2H Mutt, trial Mm, .kick vteav M Mk srai. mm at tks unumi . B. . BoWI A X COMJMJNY. CaXCAOQ. TCUU Ask tor Kodol's 1907 Almanac and 200 Year Calandor.
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