The Absolutely Pure
Powder
Baking:
Made of Cream of Tartar, and
Free From Alum or Fhosphatic Acid
Royal Baking Powder renders bread, biscuit, cake
and all flour foods finer and more healthful.
Tliers will bono preaching in
ttio I'nitod Presbyterian church,
on .June 20lh, but pnwiimff may
bo expected on Juno l'7th.
IIiuks Wantkd. Highest
market price raid for beef hides,
horse hides, wildcat skins, and
all kinds of grease, at Paul Wag
ner's Tannery, McOtnnellsburg
The Woman's Christian Tem
perance Urn uu w ill meet in the
Lutheran church, Friday evening
June lstn, at ::nj. Visitors are
always welcome.
An artruiriept for matrimony is
found in the fact that there are
criminals among every 1,000
b'tchelors, while among married
men the ratio is only 10 in 1,000.
HIDES. James Sipes it Son.
pay the highest market price
for beef hides at Pieir butcher
shop in McConnellsburg, also
highest price paid for calf skins,
sheepskins and tallow.
lleport at Mercersburg has it
that an application w ill be made
for the construction of a state
road from Foltz to the President
J5uchanan birthplace.
J. K. Jackson, of Akersville,
was among the winners of the
William D. lioyer prize offered to
the members of the Junor Class
of Dickinson College School of
Law, at Carlisle, who should do
the best work in the Law of Ileal
Property.
Fou S.vi.i: --ivist Saxton Flour
Mill for sale or rei.t; l!urr mill,
good water power, 11. II. side
track near mill, and everything
in good condition, Kent low, and
would rather rent than sell. Ad
dress, C. O. Miller, Saxton, Pa.
A workman by the name officii
ret, at Mercersburg academy,
was robbed of 12 and a gold
watch at Mercersburg on Thurs
day night. It is stated that he
was intoxicated and could not
take care of himself when the
theft was committed.
The new law in the state of
Washington providing that appli
cants for marriage licenses must
uudergo medical examination, ex
cept where the woman is 15 years
old, went into effect last Thurs
day. Ton couples appeared at
the license clerk's office in Seat
tle with physicians' certificates,
and two couples, when informed
of ttio new law, said they would
go to British Columbia to marry.
County oflicials say the law will
result in many Americans mar
rying in Canac'a.
Sometimes you may bo told
that there are other things just
a good as DeWitt's Kidney and
Uladder Pills. That isn't so.
Nothing made is as good as De
Witt's Kidney and ('.ladder Pills
lor any ailments of the kidney or
bladder, which always result in
weak back, backache, rheumatic
pains, rheumatism and urinary
disorders. A trial of DoWitt's
Kidney and bladder Pills is suf
ticient to convince you how good
they are. Send your name to
E. O. DeWitt A: Co , Chicago, for
a free trial box. They aro sold
here by Trout's drug st re,
Last Sunday morning a week,
Messrs. David, Simon and Frank
Gilbert, accompauied by their
sister, Miss Jennie, aod Mr. D.
lusher, of Waynesboro, came
over to McCoiinollhburg m their
car and KjM.-nt the day with K. N
Fryman aud family. They made
the trip in two hours and liftmen
minutes, and were delighted with
the trip, and -sK)ke in terms of
praise of our town and particular
ly of our sidewalks and the beau
tiful valley in which we live. Mr.
Fryman and lamily enjoyed the
visit, and extend to them a cor
dial I'ivlutiou to "come again."
Rase Ball.
At Dane, Juno li'th.
Knobsville. Andover.
Korlin, W. p McCarvey,
Wilson, P. I. c Mellott,
Scheidelmau. lb Strait,
'ilunt, VI 2b Strait, N. S.
liuruiells, J. Jib Sipes,
Wible, K. ss Conley,
Kelso, J. rf Sipes, Ii.
Campbell, J. cf Strait, J.
Peck I. L. It Fix.
Score:
Andover 13 0 0 0 1 0 ."
Knobsville 2 0 ." -1 0 1 012
Umpire, W. 11. Wible; score
keeper, J as. Fix. Dano will play
at Knobsville, June lit, at 1 o'clock
At Dane, Juno 12th.
Dane. Thomastown.
Fix, (J. p Scheictleman,
Peightcl, c Spnggs, V.
Uaker, lb Moore,
Gross, 2b Thomas,
Connolly, C. Jib Spnggs, T.
Connolly, Wm. ss Sherman,
Fix, Jas. If Spnggs, L.
Bishop, A. cf Carbaugh,
Wible, R. rf Spriggs, J.
The game was a tie at the end
of the ninth inning, and remained
so until the 12th, when the Dane
got 1 run ahead aud quit al
though their sido was not out.
Hv.'tween Cherry Grove and
Maddensville on the Mount Car
mel grounds June 12th.
Cherry Grove. Maddensville.
Xouemaker, II. p Stinson, C. B.
Parks, O. c Ashton, L".
Kohrer, G. ss. Brown. Kd.
.lackey, II. fo Cutchall, II.
Parks, J. 2b Ghering, E.
Cutchall, N. :Jb liamsey, D.
Xonemaker, K. rf Brown, W.
llohrer, J. cf Brown, E
Ilohrer, A. If Cutshall, S.
p Kamsey.
Strike outs: Stinson; 11; None
maker, 8; Kamsey, 1; Tinning
game. Sc6re, 10-3 in favor of
Cherry Grove. At the close of
this game Cherry Grove and
Mount Carmel played a nine-inning
game, 21-7 in favor of Cher
ry Grove.
Normals and the Junior Ath
letics on ;he latter's grounds
Monday evening.
Normals. Athietics.
Bivens, p llelman,
Brant, c Wible,
Cromer, ss Fisher, B.
Mellott. lb Taylor,
Deshong, 2b Fisher, Pat
Gunnels, .'lb Lynch,
Peightol, rf McQuacle,
Gracey, cf Doyle,
Stahie, If Stouteaglo.
Score: !)-2 in favor of the Ath
letics. Scorekeeper, Keofer; um
pire, Linger.
At McConnellsburg, June 12th.
Jr. Athletics Blue Grass
Llelman, I p Fisher, Pat
Wible, O c Doyle, J
Fisher, B ss Llenan, II
Dalbey, W lb Fleming, li
Stevens, 11 b Steach, II
Deshong, A lib Ham ill, II
Irwin, J rf Hopkins
Taylor, J cf Souders, S
Stouteagle, A If Elvey, B
, Score, 11-22 m favor of the J un
iors.
Ilirrisoaville Sal u via
Lawyer, S p .Mellott, B
Kline, II, c Mellott, Jas.
Sipes, II ss Ilockensmith
Mender, E lb Mellott, J
Daniels, F b Mellott, Judo
.Kehooley, K 3b Austin, C
S'chooley, C rf Mellott, Joo
Lawyer, 8 cf Mellott, M
Mellott, 11 If Mellott, T
111; Saluvia, 3. Cleveland Mel
lott, umpire; George Schooloy,
scorekeeper.
Score: llarrisonvlllo Central,
Lait'ig
p Foremrt;, 13
c Brant, D
fs Gracey, K
lb .Kowe, W
2b Brant, O
Brant, E
Cutchall, E
Cleveuger, II
Gracey, J
Ilustonlo vn
Chesnut, ). K.
Chesout, U. E.
Hoover, C. B.
Kpebaiigh, W
Taylor, W
Bi shop, I)
Lamberson,!'1
Wink, V.
Woodcock
Score:
Uustoutown-0 0 0 0 1 2 0 t 0- 3
Laidig -2 0 2 1 2 0 1 3 x-11
Strike-outs Chesnut, 7; Fore
man, !). LJmpires, A. Price and
B. Keeder. Scorekeeper, H.
Kirk and S. Gracey.
3 b
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cf
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Waterfall and Enid last Satur
day afternoon.
Waterfall. Eiid.
Bergstresser, I), p Eailey, II
Benson, F c Farley, C.
Bolinger, K. ss Eirloy, K. H.
Strcl.ler, F. lb Ivl wards, II.
Price, S. 2b Edwards, K.
Newman, S. T. 3b Allowa.y, K.
LSergstresserW.rf I lasting, J. B.
Witter, Roy cf Stunkard, J.
Barnett, M. If Alloway, V.
Score: Waterfall, Is; Enid, 10.
Strike-outs by Borgstressor, l"i;
by Earley, 5 Umpires, G. Sha
fer and D. Alloway.
Will Open June 28th.
Juniata College Summer Term
will open Juue 2S, IKO'.l and con
tinue six weeks. Normal, Prep
aratory and College Courses will
be given. Beautiful surround
ings. Rates reasonable. For
booklet and full information ad
dress, I. IJauvky BurMiiAtvii,
Acting President,
i 10, 3t. Huntingdon Pa.
Administrator's Notice.
Notire i. hHrehv civen Unit lettrr4 of mlnitn
K'ntii'in have i rn iriiint-'il luth.- n ;.-it. rl
niton OH! rsluil- of Urnr: I' W. M ! Iill t . lull
of Liiri.ltitf (Jrwk t v p . Kill tun Oi.. I 'it., ilri'i-us
Ml. Ail ht.ii!h hiivmv i;iitns lu'ivinst fuld es
title m ill prnNi.nt ihinn propciiy iiutlit-ntlritterl
for ct' U'mt'nt. mill MiuMt: owiuif I In Kituie will
pleUMi: cuil mid Nt'ltle.
II. S. DANlDl.S,
JIn-rlrj'ill-, I'u.,
ft (' ''t. Adinltiistrutor.
ICE! ICE! ICE!
.1. N. Hoch of Mi'tri'i-sbnt
has made arrangements with
tiieChambcrslinrj.' Ice and Cold
S'orngeCoinpany of( 'humlcrs
lmr:forthr handling of all I heir
ii o delivered lit Mercershurir
ICE WILL BE RECEIV
ED BY CARLOAD LOTS
As the season is approach
ing for the une of Ice. it would
ho well to urrangc for your
supply of ice for tin' MiiniiiiT
season.
Ire will Ik! delivered over
town every morning, except
Sabbath. Aim on Saturday
evening.
For further information in
ri'fereni'e to prices or large
lots ii)((uire of
J. N. HOCH.
Mercersburg, Pa.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
Commonwealth of Pcnnsylvmii.i,
State Highway Department,
llMIIOSIII Hll. l'A , Mnv I. I..i.
St'iili-il piopiisiiN will he iice;v-fl hv lh
I-ilitlf II i.'hwiiv Opp:irlllK.t (if fiiinsvl vuliitt.
iimli r tin- A i' I iippi'in i'.i May IM. llnii. fn- ihe
oui.O'Mi'ti nof iij.iurt rci't of rniul. rxii'iiiiinu
ri' mi tin1 M;u yli'inl stiiiit Him- q h rioiilicily
ilii 'i inn l liru i ii Win fiiiilslHir. to Oip 'I'u uf-
IIVVBV ( IIM'I; I Kll.'1'.-iDI'hlllilllf )w I'ltfl'llll ( nvfi
limiil Oi:il reel inn:;i. In HimIu'I Township. In
IM' I'oiinty of .'uli.( n. I'Ihiih mid Kpccin.-a-tioti-
ran no seen al llll? nlllrr or tht .'ninny
I'lilll'iiKliini-r, Mi' O' liclKliill u, lllifl ulllli'oi
II nl Ihi; Ma:.' llirhway lcpurimi-tit. Har
l.liurK. I'u II ilrt'hk' blanks w ill lie fui-tiKhrrl
hv Oil' Stair Highway I irpitrLlnriit ujnm rn-iiii--(.
Hul- tn ii -t l.r iMiilorM-d I'KOi ISAI.S
I OU IU:( 'll.NM'lII'l 'IION ()! KOMI IV
IIKI'MKl, ( l'A NMIII". M'LTHS (lll'NTV."
anil n-iM lvi-il in I In- oillrr of the Mii'r HUfh
Wliv Orpal 1 inrtit nul I. hit than .luneu. ML'.I.
.li i.-l I'll W. lirNTKIi.
-W, IK'.i. State Hifc'hway Cotnini-siotirr,
Attention Farmers.
Tiiis is to inform all who are
interested in breeding fine stock,
that KENTUCKY JACK will bo
found (luring the season as fol
lows: at
(."rant Baker's, April 2U, :ac.d
May 1; Hi, 11 1.'; 17, 2, 2); Juno
1, 11, V2; 21, 27), L'G.
William Buterbaugli's, May ft,
I, r.;M, If, 11'; 17, 1H, 1:2",23P
Jti; :;i and Juno I, L'; 7, 8, 0; 14
I.'!, Hi; 21, 22, 2:); l'-t, 2i) 30.
Cleorire Buterbaugb's, May fi,
7, s, 0,21, 22; June 2, 4, :.; 17,
1 I'.'.
Terms: I0 insurance for living
colt.
W.i. Pi:Ti:t:i!Ai:(;n,
(iKO. BfTKUHAUGH,
Owners.
Huslonlown M. E. Church Notices).
For the week commencing June
l'.t, 190!).
Fairview Saturday, Epworth
League prayer meeting 7:00:
preaching h;00. Sunday, Sunday
school UnJO.
Hustontown Sunday sch iol 9;
class meeting I0:!!0; Children's
service 7:30; normal class Mon
day H p. m. Thursday prayer
meeting 8 pm. ;
Ceutre Sunday, Children's
service 10; Epworth League pray
er meeting 7; Wednesday prayer
meeting 8 p. m.
Clear Iiidge Sunday, Chil
dren's service 2:'.)0; Epwort Lea
gue prayer meeting 7; Wednes
day midweek prayer meeting 8
p. m.
Dublin Mills Sunday school
9:30.
Hauuy Mo v Kit, Pastor.
Stock breeders, Take Notice.
"Jerry," the well known stall
ion can bo found at the following
places on the dates given:
McConnellsburg, April i, 2,
12, 13; 21, 22; 30 aud May 1; 10,
11; lit, 20; 28, 20; June 7, 8; V), 17;
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Wobster Mills, April .". d;'), 10;
I, l'.t, 2d; 23, 24; 2, 20; May
3, 4; 7, 8; 12, 13; 17, 18; 21, 22; 20,
27; 30, and June 1; 4, ."; 0, 'l0; 14,
1."); 18, 10; 2.", 20.
Hollinshoad's, Ar.nl 7, 8; 10, 17;
20, 27; May 5, 0; 11, 1.".: 21, 25;
Juno 2, 3; 11, 12; 21, 22, 23, 21.
Western Maryland Railroad Company.
In Effect June 6. 1909.
Train1- ItH ve Humtoi'k a- foltttws;
Nd. 0 -l.io si. m. Mill! v fur Fl iiir'fMi own.
1 1'i.oi'f. "A a v :i' "-lioco, (..litiinbersbui t.'.
illj ' IIiUTUlt ll...lf.
No. 4-1" o ti. in i w(m! days) lfalthnorc, Cnt-
1 ty-ti'ir. Voikand ini tMiut'tliai e.
! No. 2-lo:i p m. wci'U iisiys) llaltfmoro anil in-
I i iMTiit'dt i ' i niri. Vf.tibule train
j w un oici'i valiori iniHirt iar.
' No. 1 M r-'J a. in. f''k days) Cumberland, and
iiilcniiriliaio.
' No. 3 I ul ) ni. (wi"k dav) TJttle Orl(?an,
( id To iv i). (;iinibi'rland. Klkius ;i nd
j ur-.t. Vt'li,.tilir tiiiin with ob-iirvatijn
! liiiili't. en.
No. 5 -ft.M) j. in (daily) U'hvps Hultimore r05
1 p. in.. (Mk'tTslowti .-'it' p. in.
I All iruin nmU'T i.'oTncctinri ai linicevi!! for
j I'n-.'i-r i1.: and l "uu-i t, iwi'l 4 for p finis north
it-id ht liait ini 'i ' ( i'moii Station) fir Praia,
fif-!p'ii: ind Nt-w York.
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For Sale.
One span Dark Mules, about
seventeen hundred lbs. weight.
Gentle and good single or double
drivers. Alsot two hacks and
harness. Keason for selling
have no use for them. Address
J. II. Eowakds,
()-l7-4t. liroadtop City, i'a.
Jnly 4 in American Wars.
The Fourth of July has been a
big day in the wars of this repub
lie. In 1801, July 4 was the first
day of the extra session of con
gress, with eight states unrepre
sented. Ou July 4, 1803, Vicksburg sur
rendered to General Grant.
On the same day news was
sent over the country that the
Federal forces had -won at Gottys
burg.
On July 4, 1804, Grant was
gradually driving Lee back,
though at a terrific cost of human
life.
On July 4, 198, we got the
news that Cervera's entire Span
ish fleet had been destroyed off
Santiago by the United States
Heet, that 000 Spaniards had been
killed and drowned and 1,400 tak
en prisoners on the day before.
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WORKS.
All kinds of Cemetciy Woik.at mod
ern prices at least ONE-FOURTH
lower than you have been paying.
I use the very best grade of Aar
ble and Granite.
I keep in stock a nice line of both
Foreign and Domestic Granife.
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 ga my prices,
erythinu as represented.
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Faultlessly-Fashioned Suits
Prices Lower than Inferior Makes.
The very latest shades from $." to $1.1. These are (tuarantued the
host value to be had nny where. Men's faney Ti ousers In liht or
dark colors -spring and summer weight.
) Men'g DiiHters, Fancy Shirts, Un
derwear, Hosiery, Xockweur and
Shoes and Oxfords
Lndies' Spring and Summer Jacket Suits, fn blue, tan, white, nml
while and black stripe. The very latest Shades and styles, lleg.
ular $) 00 values. Our Price 13.50.
Shirt Waists in Silk and Net
Mossaline Taffeta Silk in White and Net Waists in Koru Colors.
Also a line lot of White Batiste and Lawn Waists tailored styles,
or beautifully trimmed with Lace or Kinbrolderles, button front or
back, long or three-quarter sleeve Site., "3., $1 03, $1.25.
I rrJoC lirfo ln bhlP' bla'lt and brown ln many shadt,
L.UUIIJ OKlIL and styles. French Percales, Hates Seer
suckers, and Lancaster Ginghams, Muslins bleached and un
bleached, Lawns, Batistes, Suesino Silks, Jacket Suiting9, &:.
J. K. JOHNSTON.
MRS. A. F. LITTLE'S
BI6 UNDERSELLING STORE
Spring and Summer Millinery,
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Such entirely new shapes so quaint und picturesque such en
tirely new color loveliness, that every woman should see this exhibit
to le 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 the ones you have heretofore purchased at our store, you will en
joy wearing. We have
LVTEST STYLES
shapes, and shades in hats and trimmings. We have a line line of fan.
cy goods. Wo aim to make quick sales and small prolits. Come and
see our line of goods. You are welcome.
MRS. A. F. LITTLE.
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Sunday, June 30th. "
Hustontown Sunday school at
9:110; preaching at 10MQ.
Uethleliera Sunday school 2;
preaching at 3; Christian Kodeav
or at 8.
Knobsville preachiug at 8 p. m
Cromwell Sunday school at
U:30; Class at 10:S0.
Mt. Tabor Sunday school at
2M0; C. K at 8.
Wells Valley Sunday school
at 9; class at 10; C. E. at 8.
S. U. Hoffman, pastor.
MILLINERY
HEADQUARTERS HERE.
ANNIE B. FREY.
New Spring Hats.
New as tho morning so lrresistuhly lovely are they
that those who eomo merely to see " hat Is new"
lose their hearts and open their piii'Mss to their Ih-uu-ty
at once. Clever new Straws, new Shapos, new
Colors, new lilooms. Note the j,'lonsy wide of a
punlso Straw Hraid in exquisite color ell wt, and the
luxurious use of the wide Vtdvct Uihhons that com
1'iilO so drli(htlully with tin; Boll Tinted Flowers.
You. can litid a Hat tfiat is liecomlu to you lu this
great stock. The prices are sure fo please as well as
the Hats. Come and see why we have hecoine so fa
mous, for you will II ml everything hero that Is to be
found ln a high-grade, up-to-date Millinery Store,
i
Kvorybody made welcome.
(OHGANIZi'D IN 1887.)
EIGHTEEN STOCKHOLDERS
a'l among the prominent business men of the County.
JjJ The resources of this Bank now ar exceed any period v
a existence.
ft We Pay 3 Per Cent. Interest.
Our custoDers value and "batik on" our security to depositors, r
JJ and our willingness and ability to assist them in every way consist- l!
5f ent with sound bunking.
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US .More Than $;M0,000.00 Security to Depositors. !
W. II. NELSON, - - - Cashier.
J nillKCTOHS :-J. Nelson Sipes, Chas. U. Spangler, A. U. Nace ?J
2 Wm. H. Nelson, J. F. Johnston, Walter M. Comerer, A. F. Baker m
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is a
Repository
for the
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA
COUNTY OF FULTON
8 TOWN of IVTCONNELLSBURG
ANNIE B. FREY,
McConnellsburg, Pa.
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At Cost.
Say, you farmersl You can buy your fertilizers
for seeding from me at cost, ifyou are willing to
load it on the wagon.
Acid Fertilizer.
Alkaline Bone and Potash.
Other high grades in proportion. f
I will, on the first of August have on hand
100 tons of Fertilizer and j(
100 bushels of Timothy seed 1
Will take wheat in exchange for fertilizers.
C. E. STARR, Three Springs, Pa.
FULTON COUNTY NEWS
is the people's paper.
$L00 a Year in Advance.