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The only baking powder made
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Royal Baking Powder convey to food the most healthful of fruit
properties and render it superior in flavor and wholesomene.
Our lit; forniud f ncuda are re-
laciug the hhiiilc roof ou tlioir i
church with slute.
Washington Camp, No. .".'0, P. J
O S. of A. will conduct Memor-j
ial services at Antioih church. I
Mouday, May 5J1, 1'J.
IIidks Wantkd. Highest
market price paid fur beef hides,
horse hides, wildcat skins, and
all kinds of greise, at faul Wag
ner's Tannery, McCuunollsburR.
There will be preiiching in tin
Presbyterian church in this place
next Suuday morciug and ever -ing
at the usual hours.
HIDES. .Tamos Sipes & Sou:
pay the hiphest market price
for beef hi les at their butcher
shop in McConnellsburg, alst
highest price paid for calf skins,
sheepskins and tallow.
li. V. Simpson and son S. L.
Simpson, of Tnompson township,
spent a few hours in town last
Saturday. Samuel has rented
his lather's farm, aud will devote
his time this summer to that
most independent aud profitable
of all callings farming.
Joseph U. Martin, of Franklin
Mills, paid the News office a call
vast Thursday in which business
and friendship alike were com
bined. Mr. Martin is not like
those who have eyes aud see noi,
he is a close oosoi ver, aud hence
has accumulated a store of knowl
ede that will serve hun a useful
purpose
Vou Sam-:. Ktst Saxton Flour
Mill for sale or re.. I; IJurr mill,
good water power, II. li. side'
track near mill, and everything
in good condition, Kent low, and
would rather rent thau sell. "Ad
dress, C. O. Miller, Saxton, Fa.
A new law that went into ef
fect on April L'lJ in relation to the
'fees of constables throughout
this Commonwealth allows the
sum of .')U fur making returns
to the court. For serving notices
on officers elected in boroughs
and townships 1.1 cents is allow
ed for each offici il elected.
Ex-Commissioner S. D. Mel
lott, of IJelfast township, deliver
ed at Webster Mills Moi.day
morning some cattle he had sold
to stockbuyers, and then came on
to Mcconnellsburg, where he
spent a few hours greeting his
many town friends. Sammy
told us that both John Truax and
Lorn my Garland, who had been
quite poorly, were better, and
both ablo to be out again.
Everybody is likely to have kid
ney aud bladder trouble. In fact
nearly everybody has some trou
ble of this kind. That is the rea
son why you so oftoo have pains
in the back and groin, scalding
sensation, urinary disorders, etc.
that's your kidneys. Trio best
thing to do is to get some of De
Witt 'a Kidney and Bladder Fills
right away. Tako them for a
lew days or a week or so and you
will feel all right. In this way,
too, you will ward off dangerous
and possibly serious ailments.
They are perfectly harmless, and
are not only antiseptic, but allay
pain (juickly by their healing
properties. Send your name to
K. C. DaWiitA Co , Chicago, for
a free tn. 1 tox. They are sold
here atTiojfs dru store.
Mus Ketecca L. Bl.iine, a na
tive of tho lower end of York
county, daughter of Wesley
Maine, formerly of Chanceford
township, is tho first York coun
ty woman to enter the Irgal pro
fession. Miss Fl.nne has been
residing in Washington, D. C,
for a number o yar, where she
held Kovernrount and other po
sitions. She has just concluded
a course of study tittmg her for
the practice of law m tho Wash
jngton College of Law, and is a
member of fie graduating cla
of that institution.
Spraying Plum Trees, Potato Vines, CtcJ
Among the letters recently re
ceived by Frof. Surface, State
Zoologist, at Uarrisburg, was one
from a Dauphin county farmer,
which should be given wide pub
licity. The correspondent wrote:
"A few years ago my fruit
trees were dying from the effects
of the San Jose scale. Fortun
ately, following your advice, I
bought a good spray pump and
ipparatus for using the lime sul
fur wash, and began spraying
thoroughly fall and spring, and
today 1 haVe'several hundred fine,
healthy trees, practically free
from scale. On trees that were
covered with scale from the tips
of the branches to the trunks net
a live scale can be found.
"Kindly answer the following
questions: (1) llow much Paris
gren to a gallons of water can be
used safely to spray plum trees?
I used a teaspoonful last yerr to
8 gallons of wat.ir and killed many
fruit buds. (-) Tell me how to
make a spray for iotato blight;
how much bluestone and lime to
use to u() gallons of water?"
To this State Zoologist Sur
face replied :s follows:
"I certainly J,hankyou for your
very kind letter, making such a
definite statement concerning the
cleaning up of your trees and the
production of perfect fruit aud
the growing of healthy trees free
from scale, t.y tho use of the
lime sulfur wash, following our
directions. This is but an exam
pie of what every person in this
State could have djne had they
acted equally intelligently, faith
fully and persistently. On the
other baud I have many reports"
of persons who wanted some
thing with easier work, even if
moi e expensive, and, consequent
ly, bought the high priced t ils,
and in many cases killed their
trees or injured them so badly
that they are now turning to me,
asking what can bo done to over
come the evil effects of their for
mer action.
"i take great pi asure in re
plying in detail to the inquiries
of such persons as yourseff, be
cause it is an inspiration to know
that you act intelligently upon
tho advice given, and regard it as
worth something, even though it
be free of cost. It is, also, a
pleasure to me to know that such
efforts on my part are. not in
vain, but are really helpful. Con
corning Fans green, the formula
is one pound or sixteen ounces to
150 gallons of water for hardy
plants. For plain proportions 1
would recommend ono ouuee to
each 10 gallons. In fact one ounce
to 8 gallous will not be too strong
for potatoes. However, I should
use three or four times as much
lime as Fans green, making milk
of lime and straining it into the
water with Pam green.
"Also, on plums I would not
recommend vou to use Paris
greeu if you can get arsenate of
leid. Tho latter sticks better
and is much more to bo desired.
You can buy this ol different
firms. 1 would not spray the
plum trees until after the blos
soms have fallen and the fruit is
nearly as large as the average
pea.
To make a spray for potato
bhtfht, use three pounds of blue
stoii9 aud four or five .pounds of
lime in fifty gallons of water. If
you have potato beetles, add one
third of a pound of Fans greuu,
or ono pound of arsenate of lead
to this. I Bhould have told you
that there aro various formulan
recommended for using arsenate
varying from ono to threeor four
pounds in lifty gallons ol water,
but it has been proven that ifjyou
use a good quality of arsenate of
load, one pound in fifty gallons
will do the poisoning, just the
ttaiqe as though you used three
times as much, aud, of course,
there is less danger of injury aud
it is more economical"
Stock Itreeders, Take Notice.
"Jerry," tho well known stall
ion can bo found at the following
places on the dates given:
McConnellsburg, April 1, 2, 3;
12, 13; LM, 22; 30 and May 1; 10,
11; 1!), 20; 2s, 20; Juuo 7, 8; 10, 17;
28, 2!l.
Webster Mills, April 5, C;9, 10;
4, 1.'; 10, 20; 23, 24; 28, 29; May
3, 4; 7, 8; 12, 13; 17, 18; 21, 22; 215,
27; 30, and June 1; 4, 3; 9, 10; 14,
15; 18, 19; 25, 2(5.
llollinshoad's, At.ril 7, 8; 10, 17;
20, 27; May r, 0; 14, 15: 24, 25;
Juno 2, 3;11, 12; 21, 22, 23, 24.
Auditor's Notice.
The unlrxliriirMl Audl'or nppiln'.pil In- the
()i'lh inn' t'litin of l-'ulttm coutiiv to iniikcil.
triliutloi of the f ml-, in Hi hmux of II S.
OninelN. K (j.. Milniliiivtrittor of the estu e of
lr. S S.'Huop. Iiitu of Lii'ltlnp l.'reek town
-hip. fleiM-usdl hereby Kivew nolice th;it he
will hi for the pei-fiu-miinee or hi- iluti Hi
hi- oilier In .YeColine 1M urir. Til., on Tui".il:iv.
lime I. IW li. in in o'clock u. in li.-n anil
w here ml purtii s hmiiiK cUItm- iik'ul M mi 1
e- ute imi-t prc-eiil them, or be foiever tur
red. W. SCOTT AI.EXANI'KIt,
d-13-09, :it. Auilit.ir.
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Administrator's Notice.
Notice i- hcrnnv Riven thnt letter of iidmln
Im nil ion huve been K runted to the tintlersinned
upon the estate of Ueoive W. Mellot t. late
ol l,iclinir IJreek twp , Fulton Co.. I'u.. deeeus
cil. All person ImviliK claim uifiiinsL mill es
late will preueut them properly iiutlietitieat ed
for .settlement, and those owitiK the suuiu will
pleuse cull unU settle.
II. S. DAMKI.S.
llurrsonville. I'u..
ft ! 't. Ailmini-tiMtor.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
State Highway Department,
IlAititisiit'iii,. Pa , May 17. IXti.
Sealed proposal will he reee'ved by the
Stflte H'Kliway Department of reiinsyrvaniii.
under the Aet 1'Pprove J May 1st. I!U. for the
COnstrueti'-D of Itl.o.'rt feet of load, extending
'ram the Mayland Slate line in a northerly
direction throjirh Warlord-nurir. toiheTo-oi-owuy
Creek IMdi.'e. ineludiny the Piieon Dove
Koud (li:tl feet lone). In Heihel Township, in
the county of Kulu n. I'bins nnl peei;icn
tious can De seen ut the otllee of the eonnty
coma issloner. Me' 'o nrlishurif, mid uttheof.
line of tin State If't'hwny Department. Ilar
rlMbiuir. I'u Itidd'nif builiks will be furnished
by the State Highway l.ep irliuent upon re
quest. Hids tniist h" eiidoi st-d "1 'HI )"l IS A Ls
Knit KKCIINSTUI'CTIUN r"'' UDAI) IN
Hiri'HKI. Tl N.-.II1I'. t-Tl.TO.V Cul'NTV."
and received ut t he olliee of the Stile High
way Department not later than June li. IIMl.
JOSMI'H V. IITNTKH.
.V'iO, jW.tl. Stale Highway Commissioner,
Attention Farmers.
This is to inform all who are
interested in breeding tine stock,
that KENTUCKY JACK will Le
found during the season as fol
lows: at
Graut Baker's, April 29, 30ar d
May 1; 13, 1115; 27, 23, 29; June
10, II, 12; 21, 25. 20.
William Buterbaugh's, May 3,
4, 5; 10, II, 12; 17, 18, 19: 24, 25,
20; 31 and June I, 2; 7, 8, 9; I4
15, 10; 21, 22, 23; 2S, 29 30.
George Buterbaugh's, May 0,
7, 8, 20, 21, 22; June 2, 4, 5; 17,
18, 19.
Terms: 10 insurance for living
colt.
Wm. Bltkuhaugh, .
Gr;o. Bl'tkuhaugh,
Owners.
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WORKS.
All "kinds of Cemcleiy Wotk at mod
ern prices at least ONE-FOURTH
lower than you have been paying.
I use the vcr best (jradc ot Mar
ble and Granite.,
I keep in stock a nice line of both
Foreign and Domestic Granite.
My lettering is as good as the best.
All lettering and carving is done by
pneumatic tools which is a great
advantage over lettering by hand.
It will pay you to get my pi ices. Ev
erythinu as represented.
AUSTIN C. PECK,
Hancock, Md.
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ANNIE B. FREY.
Nev Spring Hats.
New m tlie morniiiif -so irresi.stubly lovely are they
that those who come ini'iely to see "what is new"
lose their hearts and open their purses lo their beau
ty at onee. Clever new Straws, new Shapes, new
Colors, new Iilooms. Note the .r'ossy wide of a
putiisu Straw llraid in exquisite eolor efl'ect, and tho
luxurious use of the wide Velvet Kibbons that com
bine so U'lij,'ljU'.illy with the oofl Tinted Flowers.
You can find a Hat tlfat is becoming- to you in this
real stock. The prices are sure fo please as well as
the Hats. Come and see why we have become no fa
mous, for you will find evc-fylhiii" here that is to bo
fouad in a, hih-pi-ade, up-to-d,:ite Millinery Store.
Kveryhoijy made welcome,
ANNIE B. FREY;
McConnellsburg, Pa.
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Men's and Joung Men's
Faultlessly-Fashioned Suits
Prices Lower than Inferior Makes.'
The very latest shades From $5
to $13. These are guaranteed the
best Values' to be had any where.
Men's fancy Trousers in light or dark col
ors spring and summer weight
Men's Dusters, Fancy Shirts, Un
derwear, Hosiery, Neckwear and
Shoes & Oxfords
Ladies' Spring and Summer Jacket
Suits, in Blue, Tan, White, and White
and Black Stripe. The Uery latest
Shapes and Styles. Regular $5.00
Values. Our Price $3.5 O.
Shirt Waists
In Silk and Net
Mesline Taffeta Silk in White and Net
Waist in Ecru Colors. Also a fine lot
of White Batiste ' and Lawn Waists
tailored styles, or beautifully trimmed
with Laces or Embroideries, button
front or back, long or three-quarter
sleeve-SOc, 75c, $i.OO, $1.25.
LADIES Skirts """
in many Shades and Styles. French Per
cales, Bates Seersucker, and Lancaster
Ginghams,Muslins-bleached and unbleach
ed. Lawns, Batistes, Sue sine Silks, Jack
et Suitings, &c.
J. K. JOHNSTON.
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FULTON COUNTY NEWS
is the people's paper.
$1.00 a Year in Advance.
BARGAIN
DAY!
Beginning Monday, May 3 1st.
As the Spring Furniture Season
nearing a close we will sell our
ENTIRE STOCK OF FURNITURE AT
BARGAIN PRICES FOR 10 DAYS,
to clean up our large stock and to get room for our new Stock
for Fall Trade. Note the many bargain prices given below:
Mobs Mattress
Fiber Mattress
Folding Coll bed Springs
Folding Coil bed Springs
Woven Wire Wood Frame Spring
How's thin? a .1.7S Iron bed and a
ti.W Soring for 5.fi0.
Iron Beds
Iron beds
Irou beds
Iron bed
Chiffonier
Then there are Kitchen Chairs, Dining Chairs Rocking Chairs,
Famed pictures, Picture Frames, Costumers, Spring Cots, and
a few 1 1-2 yard Rugs, and part rolls of both China and Japan
Mattings, which will be soldi at greatly reduced prices. Don't
forget the date, Monday, May 31st. Come early and get first
choice. Terms cash on all Bargain Prices.
THOMAS B. STEVENS & SON.
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Genuine Quartered Oak Sldo board 22.M $20.00
American ' " 17.00 15.00
Imitation Leather Couch Hi 00 15.0U
Velour Covered Couch 12.2 J ll.0
Velour Covered Couch . ft 60 0 00
Kitchen Cabinet 10 00 L'
Kitchen Cabinet 0 00 5.25
book Case " 0 25 5 T
Tall Hack 7 So 7 00
li Foot Fxtenslon Tablo 0 00 5 H I
8 Foot Kxtension Table H.uo 7 (10
10 Foot F.xtenulon Table 11-00 10. oo
Cotton Felt Mattrega ' 7.50 7 00
WA8. NOW.
1.50 t 4.00 -
5. J0 4.7f
3.25 3.00
2.75 2.50
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5.00 4 50
13.50 , 12.00
10.00 9.110
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MRS. A. F. LITTLE'S
BIG UNDERSELLING STORE
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Spring and Summer .Millinery.
Such entirely new shapes bo cjuaint and picturesque such en
tirely new color loveliuess, that every wo.nan should see this exhibit
to be in touch with the new millinery. It is a triumphant pageant of
art and beauty. It points the way to your achieving a new hat, which
like tfio ones you hive heretofore purchased at our store, you will en
joy wearing. Wo have
LATEST STYLES
shape3, and shades in hats and trimmings. We have a One line of fan
cy goods. We aim to make quick sales and email profits. Come and
see our line of goods. Vou are welcome.
MRS. A. F. LITTLE.
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0 The resources of this bank now ar exceed any period in Its ex-
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FULTON COUNTY BANK
McConnellsburg, Fe.
(ORGANIZED IN 1887.)
EIGHTEEN STOCKHOLDERS
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Our customers value and "bank on" our security to cteuosltors.
gZ and our willingness and ability to assist them In every way consist-
ent with sound banking.
t Alore Tlian $;)(),000.00 Security, to Depository
0 DIRECTQItS : J. Nelson Sipjs, Chas. n. Spangler, A. TJ. Nace Q
5 Wm. II. NeJson, J. F. Johnston, Walter M. Comerer, A. F. Baker
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