The
Heal
that
Doesn't
go up
the Flue
0O Is jlww
-Jag t h cx
GOD
SAVE
THE COMMON
WEALTH.
lit
You receive in!cnsr, direc t licit
from every ouncn d liul ImrurJ
iherc arc no damp chimneys or long
pipes to waste the heat Iron a
PERFECTION Oil Heater
(Equipped wll'.i C7ickcJe.:s Device)
. rr .1 .11.1
Larry i! Irom room n room. 1 unt IM wick Bjgn
or low no bother no M.iokc li t smell automatic
smokeless device prevents. Bras ; font holds -4 quarts,
hums 9 hours. Deaulilully iblisBM in nickel or
japan. Every healer warranted.
The 1?XSr T imn fi v" a bright, steady
just what you want lor the long
evenings. Made ol brass, nickel plated latest im
proved central dralt burner, hvery lamp warranted.
II your dealer cannot supply the Perlection Oil
Healer or Rayo Lamp write our nearest agency.
ATLANTIC REFINING CO.
I ncorr urnlcd'
Try MeClnin's Storo for Cof
fees. Tyjoso coffee from JOc to
i.'5e per lb.
Lhirry Huston at Saltillc, is
paying 1)0 cents a hushel for
wheat.
A Local Ioslitut'! will be held
on Friday evening', Nov. 1 1 . 7
at Webster Mills. Mary M.
Llouston, Teacher.
Obstinate cases of constipation
rnd nasty, mean headaches!
promptly disappear when you
take DeWitt's Little Early Kiser ,
Pills. Sold by Trout's drug !
Btore.
Mr. Luther Kirk and wife, of 1
liustontown, spent Wednesday I
in the home of Mr. John Ott, of
Tod.
HIDES. Jarnes Sipes v Son-
pay 10, II, and 16c a pound cash,
jMr beef hi les at their butcher
sfiop in McConnellsburg, also
highest price paid for calf skins,
sheepskins and tallow.
Miss Stella Laidig, one of Tay
lor township's popular teachers,
was among the shoppers in this
place, Saturday.
DeWitt's Carbolizjd Witch
Hii.al Salye is ood for little
buros and big burns, small
scratches or bruise) and big
pOOS. It is healing and soothing.
Pood for piles. Sold by Trout's
drugsttre.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel E. Mayne,
of Martinsburg, Blair county, are
visiting their home friends in
Fort Littleton. They, with Miss
Annie Mayne, were registered at
thf! City Hotel, last Saturday.
Hoes your back ache? Do you
feel tired and drowsy and lacking
in ambition': If so, there is
something wrong with your kid-
noy and Bladder Fills relieve
backache, weak kidneys, aud in
flammation of the bladder. A
week's treatment 23 cents. Sold
by Trout's drug store.
Mr. and Mrs. 101 ward Fleming
and son of Mason & Dixou came
over in their auto last Monday
and spent, the night with their
cousin Mrs. John Nelson.
PROCLAMATION
GENLRAL ELECTION
Sale Rejjistcr.
Tuesday, November 1", Isaac
Bolinger will sell at his residence
one half mile west of Dublin Mills,
horses, mule, cattle, hogs, wag
ons, farm implements, corn, hay,
' &c , and on the same day aud
place, he will offer his farm, hav
I mg thereon erected a '.t-rootn -L
! house, bank barn, tc. Safe be-
gins at 10 o'clock.
Thursday, November 14, Jere
Masou having sold his farm and
intending to remove to the West,
will sell at his residenco on what
is perhaps better k:iown us the
T.iyman Farm, ."i miles northeast
of Hancock, and near Flu in Run
postotlice, horses, cattle, hog,
farm machinery, household
goods, grain and hay. Sale be
;ins at 9:80 a. m. sharp.
Friday, November 15. Mrs. K.
E Brown, intending to remove
from the county, will sell at tier
residence at Clear Kidge, horse
cow hogs, busrgv, hay, household
goods, &C Sale l.egins at ! o'
clock.
Friday, November 15, Mrs.
Daniel 15. Mock will sell at her
residence in Tod township, east
of the Cove Road north of Mc
Conuellsburg, horses, cattle:
tanning implements, hay, &c,
and on the same day and at the
same place. Hon. J no. P. Sipes
exe-jutor, will sell the farm of 186'
acres, the property of the late
Daniel B. Mo:k, deceased. Utile
begins at 10 o'clock.
Saturday, November 23, Jos.
B. Mellottand John Mellott. ex
ecutors of the last will, &c, of
Daniel Mellott, late of Licking
Creek township, deceased, will
. sell at the late residence of the
decedent on the farm known as
i the David Fohner farm on the
Ridge, three miles south ol And
i over, horses, hogs, farming itn
! plemeuts, corn, and many other
i articles; also, on the same day
' and it the same place, a farm
known as trie Jacob K'aull'man
farm. Sale begins bl 10 o'clock.
WW 1BBA S, In MVt lv nn net "if the I .mr-nt'
AmewMl at Um Ouihubt lt "' ivnns.vivn-
niii. i-rilllli-il. - An iii-l rrltOliiir to'lie strtottaSW
Wlthta IM OotnBKraWvnllh," passta n' iwtli
ilny r .i mr. Audo IMmllil 1HI. 'l unii'iuli-il
i he M ilny or June AMD IHimlnl I MO. It If
marie tlir duty of t lit Sheriff of I'vrry county
within I hi? Coininomveiillh -njrlve pultliu nottor
of ilip (lenrriil Mlt-i'diius ami tn suoli notices to
I'niimt-r.iti' the nll1tirs to be eleutefl" und iiven
ilsi or all the Domination, nadk. ami IMimM
the pilot at which the election Ik to be held.
Tlll'UKKOUK.
I, .IAMBS tl. AI.KX ANDEK. High Sherlt or
the county or Fulton, tin herclty make known
.Hid fir I Ills PUBLIC NOTlt'K to the Klcetor
of tl ant v ot Fulton, that ou
Hie First Tncsiluy after the lirst MottdS)
or November next, rnjiug IhcMli da off
t he ntoitl li
A ti-'tienil Kteellon vill In- held nl the seyeral
Election Untrloto fcttarjUnhed by law- lu wild
County, mid as published below.
okkii'khs ti) nr. ei.ectkh.
ONK PK list in tu till the Mm or State Trpiin
ariM nl I'eiiii.-vlvaitis.
OHR PRHSON Wttt Ida Dill 04 of Sherirl' r
K ti 1 ron 1 o.M.ty, ri-iiimylTMiila.
i iNK rKKSOS tn III! thf iitllee (ir lltrltt
AUomcy nt Knltun County, Ptttll) Ivalila.
OKB PXKSOXta till the offli-e nl' Truanurer
If KuIIimi i:iaiity, remis) Ivanla.
ON K PBRSOM I" "II the alBcl of OoaBty Sur
veyor nl' Kulton County, retiuiylfHiila.
AITl'MN
T.J. Wiener,
WINTFU
Hancock;
Md.
High Grade Merchandise at popular prices.
Silks, Velvets, Ladies' and Misses Wraps,
Fashionable Furs of the season are well repre
sented in Neck-trear and Muffs.
Millinery
Trimmed ana r t . mmed Modish Shapes
and Tone Blending are to be seen in all the
new importations.
New Ribbons. Plumes.
Tips. Wings.
Roses. Foliage
Ladies' Tailored Skirts and Waists.
Ladies' and Misses Coscts.
Hosiery and Underwear.
SHOES, SHOES.
T. J. Wiener,
Hancock, 7Veiry land.
(N K PKUSON to mi iu otnv
Kulton County, FtiilMjrlYMlllhi
I hnve ftnmioniled thi olllcrrs t ! electetl
uud herr iniblili the following IM of 4'ANIJi
DAT1SS certified by Mm Heoretary r Mute
utul Counts CiHiinilitlttoaers.
STATE TREASURER.
(Mttrk One)
IUubtic in,
lobii t Shi iitz.
Penoofetlfi
iulin U . lUrniKM.
Trobibli Ihii,
Mutt hew V. Stevenson.
uniiu'' ("lark.
SHERIFF.
(Mark OM )
lit pul'SU'ttli,
i i . J, Conrad.
DftuoiTHtir,
H'lterttun flan Is.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
(Mark One.)
fU'Ml)lC-t1l,
llurai-e N. Hlbtti
ItemtKTHtic,
Krank P l.vnoli.
THEASURLR.
(Mark One.)
'1.
m
Madden Bros.
Three Springs, Pa.
Kupiilillt'an,
K. !. AkerM.
lemMrtlp,
'iiip- B. Stevt'int.
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
( Mrk Otu:)
Hupublienn,
Paul I. Johimtoii.
DeuxH'ratlr,
Frank P
Pli'lMgcr.
CORONER.
( Mark One )
Democratic,
Qtotgfl M. Hohlnson.
Stomacli troubles, Heart and
Kiduey ailmeDts, can be qu'ckly
uortOOtod with a prescription
known to druggists everywhere
..8 ur. hnoiip h Kestorativo. J In; ty rHoa
prompt ana surprising relief '
winch this remedy im in fd lately
brings is entirely due to its Up
storative action upon the con
trolling nerves of the Stomach.
Soltl by Dickson's drug store.
ilofore entering upon a man's
premises for the purpose of hunt
ing it would bo well td ask per
mission, otherwise there may be
suit for trespass.
To check a cold quickly get
from your, druggist some litt'.i
CanclyjDtJld Tablets called 1'roven
tics. Druggists every where are
now dispeusmg Preveutica, for
tb'v ;ire not only safe, but do
cid.'tlly cortain and prompt.
I'l-i'vontics ontaia no Quiuiue,
nn laxative, nothing harsh nor
si.'kening. Taken at the "sueiue
Btnge" Preventics will prevent
Pneumonia, Bronchitis, La
Grippe, etc. Iivcce the name,
Prcventica. Good for ftwerish
children. 48 Preveutica 25 cts.
Trial D .xo 5 ct. Sold by
1) 'cson's Drng Storo.
Doinx Business Again.
'Whan my friends thought 1
wasa'iout to take leave of tins
world, on account ot indigestion,
nervnusuess and general deblli-
A. A. Chisholin,
I'leadwell, N. Y , "and when it
looked as if there was no hope
left, 1 was persuaded to try Elec
trie Hitter; , and I rejoice to say
that they are curing me. I am
Bout doing business again as of
old, mid am still gainint' daily. "
Mestof all ionic medicines. fJuar
anteed at Trout's drus: store. ."lv.
The last ten years has been the
golden age of American agricul
ture. More advance tns been
m.ideihaniu twenty or thirty
years in the iiation's history.
Land has increaned enormously
in value since 1806", and is des
tinod to go higher in the farming
sections. Prices for products
have been good all the time and
are better now than ever. If the
importance of agriculture and
the farmer increases at the same
ratio in tin futuro -md it is sure
to do srv-tho agricultural life
will be considered tho ideal .oue,
and to own a good farm the vory
acme of fehcit v,.v rf
I also hi-rt-liy inukt- Known utul llVfl notiue,
thin thi- ptobc nf hohtlutf Iheufores.itri t-li-cliou
in thf several lHirou-..h-.uuil tn-.vn-.hll-. within
Hula uuunlv urc us follow-., to wit:
The Elector of Ayr township to meet ut the
Puhllu School House neur Webster Mills.
The Electors of llethel township to meet ut
the I'nt.lli Sciiool House ul W urforllshut'l.', in
KiiUl township
The Electors of Ilelfust township to meet ut
i in- place l.ueiv lixed tor s.iiu i.to pose, to wit
The frame tiuiltllnif neur to the lute residence
of lieuuis Mellott.
Thi Electors of Brush Creek township to
meet at the pluee llitely tlxed forsuitl purinse.
to wit, the carpenter shop of C. C. Mellott. ut
Kinmuville. lu sulfl town: hip
n'lTie Electors of Dublin township to meet lu
Eust mom ou llt-st floor of builtllmf neurit' op
posite M. s Wilt s Hotel, on luuils of Kiild' Wilt
in Fort Littleton
The Mectors of Llcklntf Creek township to
meet ut the place lately llxetl for that purpose,
tu w it: John 1 1. Metler s hotel. Ilurrisonville -
The Electors of Tuylor township to meet at
the place lately llxed for that purpose, to wit:
.1 V. Catchall's store room, in said township -
The Electors of Tod township to meet ut the
l)oaius school House. In said township
Tin- Electors of Thompson tow tishlp to meet
ati entie School House. No. J. in said town
ship The Electors of Met 'ounellshurK BorOUgbty)
meet at I he place lately llxed for that purpose,
-to wit: The t lommlsslouers ohicc at the Court
House lu said Horoiiu'ti
The Electors of Union township to meet at
the place lately llxed for said purpose, to witL
Uaortfe Serelvcr s carpenter shop, ueurdcorife
Schetrouipf 's store, in suld tow u-hip
The Electors of Wells township to meet ut
the school ho ise. near the Methodist chuinn.
lu suld township.
r.vct y person except tin.' Justice of the Peace
who shall hold any olllce or uppolutmeul uf
profit or trust under the ( iovernment of the
I'uited States or of this Slule. or of any elty
or Incorporated district, whetheraeomnilsslon
cd oltlcer or otherw Ise. u suliordinttle oflloer or
aieut. who Is. or shall be. employed under the
lagUI alive execut Ive or pullclarv department
ot I lit:, state or ot the Culled States, or of an v
city or I ucorpormed district, and also luut every
inemlier of Cous'res. und of the Siute 1etfisla
ture, und of the select or common council of
any city, or commissioners of uuy Incorporated
dl .trlct. is by law incapable of holdluif or excr
clslnv. at the same tune, the oltlce or uppoiut
mcul of rludlCO. Insjiector or Clerk ol uuy elec
tion of this fonunufl ii call bl and no luspcetor
Judtftt. or other olttcer of any such electiou.
shall lie elltrlble to any oftlce to he then voted
for. except that or an election utile cr.
QUALIFICATIONS OF VOTEUS
Every male citizen twenty-one years of utfe
possessing the following itiulltlcutlons. shall be
entitled to vote ut ull elections: First, he shall
have been a citizen of the United States at least
ou.- mouth. Second, he shut! huve reitlded iu
the St ate one year for if. ha vlnit previously heott
a ipaulllled elector or uutlvc Oorn eltien of tue
S!ai- tie shall have r moved therefrom anil ie
turued. within six mout lis) Immediately preeeil
Iuk the election. Third. He shall have resided
iu the election district w here he sbull offer to
vote at least two months immediately preced
lH the cie.-i.ou. Fourth. If t went y-two years
of uue or upwards he shut! have paid within
t wo years a stale or County lux. which ahull
have been assessed at least two mouths and
puui at least one month before the election
Stat.-1 .institution. Article VIII. Section, I.
(liven miller mjr hand, ut my office. In the
borouiih or McCuuuellsburu. (be IMth day of
Ocl.il.ei A. I), linn, ai.il o? the ludcpeuileucc of
the United Stutes, the one ftuwlred aud
thlru -ascoud. , 4
jtrii JAMES O ALHXANUKK.
SheriO.
Everything for
Rail and Winter
now in.
We are prepared to j,rive splendid values in
Haps, cotton and woolen Blankets, etc. All
the latest things in bui tings can be had at this
store at right prices.
We are prepared to show a fine line ot
Ladles' and misses' COATS,
all the latest styles, ranging in price from 5 to
12 dollars. Men's Overcoats, 5 to 15 dollars;
Men's and Boys' Suits, 2 to 12 dollars. In
spite of advances in cottons, we are still sell
ing all Lancaster Ginghams at 9c, prints 7c,
and other goods at corresponding low prices.
A large line of
CARPETS and LINOLEUMS
always on hand
Quality is what we boast ot in Shoes, ot
which we have a very large line.
In our STOVE AND FURNITURE de
partment you will find goods and prices right.
Madden Bros.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Or M'CONNELLSBURG, PA,
.Will pay :i per cent, interest per annum on all time deposits.
Kr.SOvlRCF.S t
APR. ... rj(. $47,338.69.
SEPT. 4, 1906, $118,094.99.
JAN. 26, 1907, $144,509.46.
MAV 20, 1907. $169,147.95. v
Tho boV sxtraeta from st'vcrnl rotMirts l" thn Comptroller (if the ( ur
renryWif the I'nil.ctl Stati-s show in an emphatic manner the success achieved
by The Kirat National Dank of Mc.Connellsbun?. With progressive spirit
and conservative methods, this bank has proven iu advama((ps as an Insti
tution dMervIng your oonfldmm- The chief ooncprn of tho otllcers and di
rectors of thin bank is the welfare of IM deptisl ors and the senil ity or their
tie puslts. We solifil your business.
.'loans made on personal and collateral security, and Notes dis
counted. Courteous treatment to all. Correspondence solicited from
those desiring Loans or wlshlne 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. MERRILW. NACE
CASHIER.
B. PRANK HENRY.
A88T. CASHIER.
PRE9I0ENT. ATTORNEY AND SOLICITOR.
W. SCOTT ALEXANDER.
VICS RRCSIDWT.
DIRECTORS
LEWIS H. WIBLE. JNO.P. SIPES. JNO A. HENRY.
W. SCOTT ALEXANDER. PETER MORTON. GEO. A. HARRI8.
D. L. GRISSINvSER. R.M.KENDALL. 8. W. KIRK
MRS. A. F. LITTLE'S
BI6 UNDERSELLING STORE
Big Rush in Millinery
In order to accommodate our customers, we have just now laid in a
large stock of all the latest styles aud attractive shapas in Winter
Millinery. Flowers, plumes, fancy feathers, and ribbons in all col
ors, laces, collars, veils, hany cap3, hoods, toques, children's coats,
ladies' and misses' skirts and shirtwaists. Waists reduced from 91. 50
to 9I.9I tl,H to l.ii0: 1 1 no to 75c; 75j to 5 fc: (JOc to 40c.
We will be pleased to show you our line of floods. Come in and
(fit bttfffcijM.
MRS. A. F. LITTLE,
McConnellsburg.
Opposite Postojfice.
J.K.JOHNSTON
Men's, Women's, and Children's
OVERCOATS
all of the very finest quality.
SHOES
Men ' s Women ' s Children 's
Dress and everyday, at all prices.
Telephone Connection.
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A. J. IRWIN & CO.
Fall Millinery Display
of the most attractive and unique Styles
surpassing all former exhibits, both in
richness and variety,
IN-ew Patterns
are being constantly placed in our show
parlor, from which orders will be taken
in colors to harmonize with fall suitings.
I UNTRIMMED HATS
of the most approved Shapes, also an
elaborate assortment of beautiful vel
vets, silks, braids, ornaments, fancy
feathers and plumes,
H ill be glad to have you come and see
our goods. You '11 like the styles and the
prices.
McConnellsburg, Pa
Women's
FURS
Children's
Scarfs, Muffs, and Sets.
Men's
CLOTHING
Boys'
All colors, sizes, and of the very
LATEST STYLES
Gloves, Cord Pants, Outing Flannels,
Dress Goods, Dress Skirts, Felt Boots.
Men's
UNDERWEAR
Women's
Don't fail to give us a Call.
. K. Johnston,
McConnellsburg, Pa!
FULTON COUNTY NEWS
is the people's paper.
$1.00 a Year in Advance.
Jesae B. Snyder, of ThompBOU
township, spent a few hours iu
to vu laat Saturday. Mr. Btiyder
has a tine Minveyor'a compass
that he will sull. It is the m
strumeut used by Reynolds Mor
ton many yearn ao.
For sale at Trout's driiffJStre
1 DYSPEPSIA CURE
DIGESTS WHAT YOU EAT
, - Tli. II. 04 IrWlU -jinutti t la trial mm. -"-'i rrh tif Iff tmil
nMn ankf r tlx umim-hi t
K.O. WITY s OOaUMJScV. OIUCAfisX XIJL.
Ask tor Kodol'a 1907 Almanac and SOC Year ffelandor,