FULTuN COUNI V NEWS Published Every Thursday. B. W. PSuK, Editor and Proprietor. McCONNELLSBURG, PA APRIL 23, 1908 Published Weekly. $1.00 per Annum in Advance. UnvftRTt.MHO HATm I'er iure of n linen 9 tlme II M. Per )ure each subsequent Insertion fto. Ai advertisement Inserted for leas than fM months ..if.-.- by the square Ooe-To'irth "iohimn . . . o-if i vtf column One Co! 'iron :l inos. Sntos. : I yr ...tin OS, 1 HO no ... 'ivno. oon .... iooo I M.oo. Letter to S. B Woollet, McConnollsburg Pa. Dear Sir: There are two sorts of paint; one to sell and make money, the otner to paiut and sav-j money. Who fjets the monoy? The maker, the seller, the painter. Where does it come ffOlftf The owner, of course; he pays the painter for doing the work, and the dealer for gallons of pain'; and he pays the paint-manufacturer, gallons again: more gallons, more money all round-, for the owner to pay to the painter deal er and paint manufacturer. What's the paint that s;ives money' Gallons again: less gal lons, less money for paint, less money for wages: a gallon of paint is for wages and paint Less gallons, less mouey to pay, a gallon. Two sorts of paint: less gall ins and more: less money and more: a gallou difference: two to one in gallons and money. It costs twice hs much to paint the average moregallous paint as to paint Dcvoe. When the people find out, it may not be quite so easy to sell extravagant paint by calling U "cheap." Yours truly P. w. Dbvos & Co. P. b. J. A. Boyd, Mercersburg and Norman O. lluber Chambers burg, sell our paint. CLEAR RIIIUB. Leslie Shaw and family, of (!ra cey, vi.ited Mra Mary Stmson, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Paul Wolf, of Al toona, are visiting iu the home of the latter's pareuts, H T. Beeter and wife, this week. Pavid Donaldson, the hustling butcher of Sixmile Kim, and J. P. Kerlin, were over in Path Val ley last week after cattle. They j report a scarcity ;f fM cattle, in j that valley. A largo crowd attended the j Kaster entertainment given here Sunday evening, by the Sunday IdbooL The program was fine, and the school deserves much j rs.oo credit from the way it was ren-1 dero I, J. P. Detwilor and .lames Hud- I son, two of. Three Springs' sporty young men, called on friends at this place and attended the Ent er entertainment Sunday even ing. Kainr weather and bad roads doosu't Reo:ii to effect the growth of the .Jr. 0. U. A. M. at this place, for Saturday evening two subs'antial members were iuitiat ed C. fit, Shore of this place, aud Harvey (Jlevenger, of Littdlg, I 3c.nn no.no corn syfup fr 3read III ,: i. ' More! Moi ' comes the call for III Lnro. ClnKiicn loVO ;;iul thrive upon ft; 111 III everybody delights in ;.s wholesome food- III ties1. Nothing half so got. d tor all sorts of Qii """ ""iiiiJ HI iwcttming, from piddle rakes to ' ,, ?"1 io c. 25c and 50c in air-tight tins. WR CORK PRODUCTS ' m2jT) IMI'ORTANT DIVISION. clear MDtir, Mr. May, the R tyal Scrol' man, has been registered at, tre Mow ers House the past few days, and is soliciting in our vicinity. He has taken quite a few orders al ready. Mrs. Ids ton Sttnson ard daugh lo r s u....:n.. . It is important that you should i vn' 'ZTm ' ween in ivjrs. rtuuNon s ar A gift of 1 7,(iUo f.,r Lutheran church extension from Mrs. Anna K. IVentice, of Brooklyn, N. Y.,is acknowledged by the secretary of the board, Kev. H. H. Weber, of New York city. Tins money will go to the fund of the board of church extension of the general synod of the Even gehcal Lutheran Church in the United States. Receives Congratulations. You -will soon receive the con gratulations of your friends upon your improved appearance if vou will take Foley's Kidney Remedy as it tones up the sys tem and imparts new life and vigor. Foley's Kidney Remedy cures bockache, nervous exhaus tion and all forms of kidney aud bladder troubles. Commence taking it to day. Trout's drug store. decide to take only Foley's Hon ey and Tar when you have a DOhjrb or cold as it will cure the most obstinate racking cough and expel the cold from your system. Foley's Honey and Tar coutains no harmful drus. insist upon having it Trout's drug store. ents, .1 S Mort and wife. WELLS VALLEV. Reese (Ireetnand visited his parents in this place last week. Newton Edwards and family, who spent tlie last two years in Altoona, havo returned to their home near Enid. A. t. Baker represented Pine Grove church at Quarterly Con ference held at Saltillo last Fri day. At this writing Mrs. G. W. Widow 'e Pension Bill law, last Monday, M. K. ner, Pension Attoi ney. making up applications, or call on him. be :ame Shall' He is Write ThnmiK :i 1 1 fl .li mfml . Ti nn v n nni T. 8. Appleby and Wife ipent , Va!ov ar(; both 8PrioU8v ,, Evster at the h,me of the latter 1 Mr Q w g ' t SfUU parents, T. E Fleming and wire. day Md gund w Ephraim Anderson, who is suf Hnntin,,..,,,, Paul Jlautngardnor of Sat" OatUfffl is home for the Better BURNT CABINS. Windy weather. Andy Fore, is seriously ill of pneumonia at this writing. Ira, the little son of Mr. and! Mrs. John Mum ma, fell last week and dislocated his ankle Dr. Newton Alexander, rendered medical aid. , The Easter service at the M. E. church on Sunday night was a success, and a large crowd at tended. Kathryne Waters, visited her brother, I'. .J. Waters, here last week. Garden making time is here. Last Tuesday evening Mr- Will Pyles, of Shade Gap and the house of foriug with cancer, is no better Miss Jess E Henry has gone' away to school. Miss Elsie C. Baker, who taught during the past year at Dudley, is home enjoying a well-, earned vacation. The Ladies' Aid Society met at I the home of J. S. Mort last Wed ' nesdav. Mrs. Edwards is spending! some time in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Win. Strait. There's m )ie spring in the air than in the backs of the garden makers. Ciear Kidge is noted for its dif ferent organizations, but it still needs one more, it needs a club in the interest of better side walks. Albert White, of Johnstown, is rusticating among friends here. Miss Z alpha Fleming in speud ing this week with her sister Mrs. Theodore Appleby. On or about the time of the equinox something appeared at vacation. Miss Naomi ohowalter, of Graf ton, is spending some time with her patrons at this place. Maude Baumgarduer is absent fin an extended tour in th inter ests of the State Sunday School work. Mrs. M. E. Greenland who has been quite ill we are glad to say is recovering. Belle and Hester Witter are j visiting "their aunt. Mrs. J. W. I Barnott. Mary Horton is spending sev oral weeks with her aunt, Mrs. James Lockard. Prof. H. E. Saville will open his ! summer normal on Monday, the :Mth mst. Neighborhood t-'aviirile. Mrs. E. D, Charles, of Harbor, Maine, speaking of Electric Bit ters, says : "It is a neighborhood favorite here with us." It de servos to be a favorite every' were quietly married at the par souage oi mis piace oy uev. ft. j. dipper or a wild goose that be Pittinger. j wdderiugly dropped to earth. 0 L. G. Cline A Denton Gallaher, no; it was a youug heir, and re made a Hying trip to Path Valley, port says as this is the first girl on Monday. wno has come to their home thej Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Charlton, are very proud of it. of Knobsville spent Sunday with the latter's sister; Mrs. Boy Mc- Gleb.ee. man iage license was issued Bruce Woollet of Fort Littleton 1 0D Wednesday morning by L.(, passed through here on Sunday I "try Harris, to Mr. Koland enroute S.i Fan::ettsburg to visit S'Pes and Ml8S Fav 8iPes bot'' his relatives there. ! of Licking Creek township. A tag from a 10-cent piece will count PULL Value A tag from 5-cent piece will count HALF Value TOBACCO with valuable tags JOLLY TAR STANDARD NAVY Save your tags from TOWN TALK SPEAR HEAD Tlnsley'i 16-oz. Natural Uat Eglantine Old Peach Sailor's Pride Matter Workman Pick J.T. Black Bear Ivy Horse Shoe Bridle Bit Old Statesman W. N. Tinsley's Natuiallut Granger Twist Old Honesty Coupons from REDICUT and PICNIC TWIST Tags from the above brands are good for the following and many Other useful presents as shown by catalog : Gold Cuff Buttons 50 Tage Fountain Pen 100 Tags English Steel Razor SO Tags Gentleman's Watch 200 Tage French Briar Pipe -50 Tage Leather Pocketbook 80 Tags Steel Carving Set 200 Tage Best Steel Sbeare 75 Tags Lady's Pocketbook 50 Tags Pocket Knife 40 Tags Playing Carda 30 Tags 60-yd. Fishing Reel 60 Tage Many merchants have supplied themselves with presents with which to redeem tags. If you cannot have your tags redeemed at home, write us for catalog. PREMIUM DEPARTMENT THE AMERICAN TOBACCO CO., Jersey CHy, N. J. blood, its a thorougii puntier, makes it especially useful asai iprmg medicine. This praiid al- turativo tonic is sold under .uar itrtee at Trout's rirutf store. 50c. The official order for the en- j campnient of the National (Juard j at Gettysburg next. July has oeen prepared. It fixes July Hi to 2Q 1 The name is to be selected hv Major General Wiley, the com manding general. Treasurer's Sale of seated Land. Un- AtirtfeubW' to the provision or tin Act of Ah- ': ' , ;. i - . . i i.r u;..(V of s'lliof Hiiseut ho 1,-inds for Thai sod other purposes, pttsst-d I In l .'th tliiv of Mirch. 1M7. ...i the Qftth n Mitrch, i Kin. unci the iih oi Miii ch w.i. i hi FrMMUrerof tin OoUDty Of Ku ton. herehv tvM notleeto ti I pers n- roncrrneil. thut mi- ' lesH the County. Sf'ool. Kou and 1'oor tuxeii I ou the follow UK Ifuets f UoHAftttkl 1-iiU'ls slt- utite In Folton Doanty 'ra p'tid Lef ortj the Any of Sine, the v noli o siieh purtK of etu'ti 1 i reel us will puyilie t.t. jfl itud OQii elmrie ' t.lj thereon wQl he so d In thr (JotnntisslonerN j i Mice, iu the Court House, in the ioroti"h of MrfJon ('llshurif, Q uuty of l-'u ton on the ' second Mo dsy (8th du ) Of June next for the sIT Ml UKes of t . xes due lid OOSf U' cretl nien-ou. und suld Mile will eoutlnue from QI to duy nut 1 ull ure disposed of Sul to eorn uietiue ut ' o'O ouk, p. in. 'i eruisesh. WAUKAN1KE. AfKKH. A MOI H 9 TAX. Ayr Township, lsiiue Tea, MNf llVl S null (Juster. lut. tii:t j.iH HeLhel Township. m -iur.ih LtM, v 40 I " Mort, 7S (Mr viur.v s. Prints tK i jo PolfMt Towuship. John I,oiou. lo 1.04 Mii-sh ('reek Tewusi lp John Lnun, 2M HI. 40 Andrew LOffti l t' t It-. IS ('hurles DHworibi H Int. 0J 7.IU Uuhila Township. Wm ifoOnnnnUi ii 4.,,3 Win. Dewi t ft 4m y.-.i I !'. Downes, 4 n 11,4 J I'ernsitl Uun v l u MM '!oni9ror wnd r'rakr, 4mi u.id i omerer nd KruKer. ( Jeo. KH h t Ahm-r Htirton h. i:. Lieklriu Creek Townsblp, John U- Oilluu, u i,i Aduin K'utilTinftr, s? Tuylor Towrishlp. John J'hillpN. 4ie iJg PetOf l'lx. heirs. y 7 t (Coders uud O Hilar, 1 lot i.'iH 'I'Lomp' on To ii r t"- 1 im-.-im.' . M pft J. i. Dennis, 4.1 Todd Township. Mury Hrittou. 4t '".sa Jueoh Heluluk, h) ! t M V. Tuylor, ajO 1 1 Ml 'utherlne Krt;ert, ift 3.M Mis. 1). S. KelphHrt, 10 JJ Wells Township. Hunniih Cuvln. v-: .m W. w, KdWHidf, ;i Ui Duvid H. Nsl. U CHAS. 1 SI K i ri Treseurer'si "ftlee, Treusurer, A pi It h lOfl SPECIAL doings; In Hats, Ladies' Gent's and Boys' Clothing, At Crownover & Isenberg's, HEADQUARTERS FOR GENERAL MERCHANDISE, SALTILLO, PA. In Clothing for Men, Youths and Hoys, our line is UOtBpTate snrl ud to diitc in every particular. In lino lilue series, you cannot afford to miss seeing ttiese gnii Ix-foroyou buy. l'he prices are way down; thoy are cxceiitlonal values, we have 'em ll(HM to (12 00. Hee our neiMst Styles of dent's woven strips and plaids: the price is rlJ.u0. 'I'liete hi ti tin1 new est designs tlie ti arket CSB offer, and the price is from t"i 0 i to jT.hii cheaper than you can buy them in a lurger lown. In Y "Hill's and Hoys' t'lothing we have them in all styies and prices that will surprise the most critical buyers. They are us low as good g Mids anu workmanship will permit. If you cannot be suited in st ck. we can have you measured and a suitinade to your order and back to you In 4 days, und at about the same price as you buy them out of stOok. This is progress in the Clothing Unsiness. A FEW WORDS ABOUT HATS TmS is priicliciilly a new line to us, and we have tried to get you the best at prices a- low as the cheapest. In stiff hats we have tbe newest blocks shown on the markets: the prices are 1 .flit to 82 .In each. In CepS we have them for (lents, Youths and Hoys: prices 0e to 60c each. In straw hits, we have a full line: prices Bo to l 50 This line is very Complete See the 10 and Mo bargain counters In straw hats, caps, and felt hats. Third BoOr. In LADIES' DRESS SKIRTS our line is complete, and prices way d iwn low. We have them from H.i) to x.lio. In ladies' waists, our lines are in good shape: prices from 00b to .1.48. We have them in silk, net covered silk, and lawns. Come in and see them. Second floor front. In Shoes, our Spring and Summer Oxfords are about, all in stock and come up io our expectations in every par ticular. All priOM, In Dry Goods, Notions and Groceries, space will not permit us to numerate all i he specials in these lines, but we urge yon to call and see for yourself aud be convinced that we are headquarters for General Merchandise. Yours for business, Crownover & Isenberg, Saltillo, Pa. Will Rfcra.il V,w ' Miss LOdetQa Fren, of Decorum, j do not be premature dear render I wh(!l'e- II 'v"s quick relief in j and think it was nothing but a I dyspepsia, liver complaint, kid-: ney derangement, malnutrition, nervousness, weakness, and gen eral debility. Its action on the I ZS, GO TO 5f Madden Bros. For all kinds of FARM IMPLEMENTS Are you in need ol a corn planter or a cultivator? We have them Double and Single Row Planters, Walking and Riding Corn Plows, latest improved. Fertilizer tor spring use now on hand. In our DRY GOODS DEPT. New goods are arriving daily. All the latest things in Ladies' Spring and Summet Dress Goods. Men's and Women's Oxfords and Dress Shoes. We have the largest line of these in this part of the County to select from, and we can save you money on them. Call and examine our stock. Telephone service. MADDEN BROS. THREE SPRINGS. PA. Hello Central! Give me John S. Wilson's Store, THREE SPRINGS, PA. EMlo! Is this Mr. Wilson ? Say, hsvo you any Men's Suits ? Yes, just reoetve'd my Bpripg shipment of Men's Boys' uud youth's ClotbloR What arotho prices Well, we have Men's from 8..r0 to tin 00, the latest stylo Varsity suit. Just the thing for dress. Then we have Boys' from $J,o;i up; Knee punts from 80o. up; Meu's pants, ML 00 H- We also have a full line of Overalls, Jumpers, Men's Worlc Shirts, Men's Dress Shirts in fact, full line or notions, at right prices. We also keep it full line of dry goods, Groceries, Glassware, Wood and Willow ware, Hard ware, Farm Implements, Washing Machines, Cook Stoves and Kang-e-: also, a full lino of Drugs and l'alont Medicines, Paints, etc. Note a few prices : Groceries (irnnulated Sugar, Cukes Star Soap, 2c. Good loose Cotl'ee, 12c. Ih. 6 papers Scrap Tobueco, &"jo. Proportionate throughout the store. .In -a received my first consignment of White Lead. Price 7c. per lb. Our Spiing Hue of Shoes and Ox- MERCANTILE APPRAIS ER'S TAX LIST. HoPqa iWUny, March vm. m. The foHnttlnir In ii tlM of retail nod n holevle v dfr irrtonlenln jr ort, wn merrMi ndle OOfnnodttlM or effnu n of whHlwiever klurt or nature, milijprt to u sMrOADtile HorttM In i u ion ootinty. Innsj Iviinln. rt'turnod tu th itntpr nut hortt thntMn. v th nuner' ol Mronntilp ApprttNer In uud for the eonnlv f Fulton uffiresiiM unil puttlNhed by ihe dlree- tfon of t hi '. otrimlwsfonetM of usild fonnty. Nump-i of retailer. WiNttOfAfcM of bimlnew. AyrTownh p. I. C. Srldem, merchandNe. : II. I'uttt-rMon Hi Mod. m-rchandlMQ. Petr Kirk, tncrchiimllne. Kowp Mt'lloii, uu n'hMnrtliHP. Itolfunt Township. i. .!. Mellott. nierehnndlNe. AbtHMM Itimyttn. nierehuntllne W I Hurt. : . ), . mi : . Jos. I ttk, niprunAndlse. Mr. M Aker. nier hunillse, H. 1. Mellott. tnerrhuitdNt'. John HlvrnttngT, nierchunUl-se. Knte Smith. TerohftMr9. A. M. (itritind int ri'hiindKr. Mefhcl Towoh p. Andrew Hlshon. farm ImplementK, G K. Hill, merchurduie S. M. Camel I A Son. merchundKe. Wm. 1'nlnier. merehnndWe. W. I Gordon. nu-reh -ndK' 8. P. Winter & ilro., farm 'nip'etrentK etc. BNftft Creek Taw n-hlp. O. K. Duval I. merfhnndlne. (). H. Sehenek. meirhi.nrtNe. Geo. ( I.yueh. merehandlse. (I. W Truax, merehiindltte. Carl Mellott. uiereh ndbtp. A. W Spade, mereh indlM". Carey I. avion, merehandlwe. DuMin Township, Ls H Grove, merchandise. H. L, Huekley. merebAtidUe. Frank Hare, merchandise. M. S. Wilt, ottftuv BrU0M Woolett. mcrehandNc. Mrs. J. H. weNh. merchandise. Koberi Htodfuk. cliforM. Oh An, McOehee mcrchand'se. J, H K t0(, me. ehundlse. I). Howmuu. meichandWe W K F.vau. I'Mf. :. Ueklbg CreeU Township. Joseph H MelUitt. mer hiiLdtse O. Mi Mann. mrchapd,e ' Nevln M LaitllK. in'-rchundKe. M H. Hollerisliead. merchundlne. O. F. H .nn. inerehandise. F.J. Croft. merchandlNe. ' McConnellaburK Geo. H. Mellott. haruware and injchlnery. tie. W. HayH, merchandl-e, C. H. Stevens. Genu fi rnhhlnir Trout's Drug Store, CrugH. Geo. Ilexroih. cIkuim. Siinuit I lU-nder, futmlture. C C. Hender ifroueri h. ifOHB W Ureiithead u n .1 Mrs A. F Little millinery. Ilarrv Hamil. clears. Wrn. Neshit. hardware and machinery, TlUM Hamil. gMHMlriM, T. II. Steve: k Sl on. furniture. Ml A. J. Irwin & Co.. mil Inery. John . Irwin, ifrouerlet. ;hiK. F. Seott. trroeerlea. Wm. Sterner, furniture. Hull & (tender, merchandise. A if, Nno &. Son. QentM furnlfhinv, J. K. JohDHton me eha-dlse. W S. Clevei er furniture, F. K. Up llo. Kr ioerles. Geo. W UelsrierA Co, rr erehandlHe. W M. Kennedy. hnneKs I I. fttMUlh harness T J. C.)ineier, la mlmr Implements. St out eat1 e Bros, trover ies. S. A. Neshit. farmim Implements. Goldsmith & Co. gioceries Taylor Township Clem Chcsnut. furn ture and hardware. N. M. Kirk, merchaiulise. C. J. Harton. merchandise. A.J. I. ui i in-1 i mereh-ndlKe. Wlnekarduer A Son. merehaudlse. S. 0i Gaoy merehnndise. Mrs M. K Herks e-ser. merchnndWe. Mich el l.uU ii. merchandise, Ront Hiisiou mei chandlse. A. N. Witter m rehardKc. Ilussel liamiey. merobttodtM. Mrs. II. 0. MeClain millinery. Thompon Township. Joseph Covalt. merchaudlKe Amos Shaip. nirc)mndtiv Jno. c. Lkimrlass, merobftpdlM. K M Simps -n. merehandiHc, Q, W. Ilibhop. grocer. e-j. Todd Township. Johe A. Hamil, merchandise. Ira Fore, merchandise. Union Township. S. j& Mclee. merchandise. C N. Scrlevcr, merchandise. S. G. l-itshley, merchandise Chas A. Sljlc. merchandUe. Northcraft Hros,, nier. ha disc. Wells Township. Haumgurdner it Co.. merchandise. M. W. BOUOk, merehiuuli'se. N. G t iifl in. merchandise. F. A. Hon on, uierclmiidltfe. Geo. Sprowl. mcrchundlse. Henry Truux. merchandise. Anduotieeis hereby given to all taxables herein that an appeal, in accordance with the Mercantile Appiai ei s Act of Asemldy will be held by the Treasurer of Fulton county, acilnit in conjunction with the said Appraiser, attheoriloe of the County Treasurer, in the Court House. McCounellnburg. Penns lvuula. on Sitturunv; April 2T, WW, between the hours Of 10 o'clock ii. m. and 4 o'clock p. m.. when bud where all pr les Interested are required to appear and all ; rlevsnces ill be heard. v HAKVFY I.AMHERSON, Mercantile Apprulser. 6 per cent. Mortgages. Send for our MOKTIiAOK IN V KSTMKNT CIHOUI.AK. which shoas our unliiif luu 01 placing mossy on ukalkstatg iu itits BUM. FA . FIHST HOBTGAOBS tieroem to tnc Investor. All expenses pulit by ihe bor rower. Weueceptor remlitanees of tfooto IO.00O unci over. We I live the hlirhest refer ence, which atipewr on circular. Over W years Iu buttluoKs. Send us your spare uiouey for Investment. Jas. W. Drape & Co., Scotch Momkiiku lliiukei,. Huit HS4I I4MI r-armers' Bank Bld., PITTSBLRQ. Buggies and Wagons I have just refilled my sheds with a line lot of Buggies and Wagons Sfbtofa I am selling un der a written guarantee at Rock Bottom Prices) 1 ulso havo In stock a lot of Iluggy Wheels and Uuggy Poles. 1 want your trade. Please come and see my stock before you make a purchase. Thanking the public for liber al patronage In the past, and soliciting a continuance of the same in the future, 1 am yours, Very respectfully, W. R.EVANS, Hustontown, Pa. Trespass Notice. fords will be on exhibition In a day oV two, at prices that will surprise you. Come and look them over. Flour and Feed always on hand. Ilichest market prices nald for Pro. ! townships of Wells ami Brush (Jieek ice. country of 1'ulton and state of Pennsyl vaula, aie private piopertv, and that The undersigned hereby gives notice thst the lands and premises of the Ful too County Uod and Gun Club, un or ganization dulv incorporated bv the laws of Pennsylvania, situated in the duce. Thanking vou for past favors and asking a continuance of the same, I am Your Servant. JOHN S. WILSON, THREE SPRINGS. PA. all persons are warned not to trespass on said lands anu premises for !. purpose of hunting, fishing, gatberitig nuts or berries, on to any other man ner whatever contrary to acts of as sembly In such ci.., mud,, and provld ed as the law will br rigidly enforced. Fulton County llou anu Gun Cluu. lftt4Mtf,
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