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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-04-19
MeKIBBrN BOYS HEARD FROM.
Two Fulton County Boys in Uncle
Sans Service Write Home
Harold From Manila and
Ralph From Porto Rico.

Through the kindness of DR..
w. l.. McKibbin and wife, of Am
aranth, and parents of Harold
and Ralph, who are now serving
the United States government,
one in the infantry and the other
preparing for the navy, we are
permitted to publish extracts
from their letters, which will be
read with interest by their many
friends. They are both making
enviable records for themselves.
Extracts from letter written
by Sergeant Harold H. McKib-
bin, Co., X. Thirty second U. S.
V. L:
SANTA RITA, P.I., Feb. Is, 1900.
Dear Mamma was certainly
glad to hear from you and to know
you all enjoyed Christmas. / will
tell you how | spent that day: |
went out with detail of twenty
men to make a little reconnoitre.
We wound around all day through
the country, and about 5 p M.
we sighted a small band of in
surgents go into a house. We
waited until dark and then crebt
out and surrounded the house.
We captured six guns, quantity
of ammunition, twenty-five men
and a lot of bolos. The way we
do now when we capture insur-
gents is to take their arms away
from them, pat them on the back
and tell them to go get some more
arms and come round to see us.
We have lots Of fun with them
sometimes, but occasionally eX-
change a few shots with them. |
don't know when the war is 60
ing to end.
The most of these islands have
never been explored by white
men. Part of them are inhabit-
ed by a tribe that does not wear
clothes, are armed with bows and
arrows and spears, and carry a
large shield ON the left arm, such
as were used in ancient wars.
Only. few OF them have been
seen by Americans, except at a
distance, as they run before we
can get close to them. The Span
iards never explored the islands.
/ must close for this time, hop
ing to hear from you soon. We
expect to leave here. | do not
know where we are going, so di-
rect all mail to Manila. With
kindest regards,
Your affectionate son,
HAROLD H. McKIBBIN,
1st Serg't Co. K, , ,32d Inf. U. U.S.V.,
Luzon, Philippine Islands.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-04-19
THURSDAY, April 10, 1900.
Published Weekly. S1.0O per
Annum in Advance.

Prompt attention will be
given to applications for ad-
vertiSing rates.
job Printing of every deS-
cription executed with prompt
ness, in workmanlike manner
and at consistent prices.
The Columbus journal., 1900-03-28
A Big Suit.

The local history would not be COM
plete without . passing mention Of the
important suit hero referred to. which,
We understand has been brought in
three counties, Lancaster, Douglas and
Collar, and involves the sum of 81 ,3OO,-
OOO-(ED. JOURNAL.
Mention was made last week Of the
suit which State Attorney General
Smythe had fled against the Union Pa
cific, Rock Island and Missouri Pacific
railroads for violations Of the maximum
rate law. On Wednesday Sheriff Nc
Leod served papers on W. F. Miller, as
agent Of the U. P. at this place, which
notifies the railroad company that At
torney Smythe, in behalf of the state,
sues the company for $4,000 The
suit is brought here as one of the
counties through which the road passes.
There are fourteen causes for action
named in the complaint and all are for
violations Of the rate on single carload
OF hogs. The following are the names
Of the parties whose cases constitute the
different causes for action. OF the two
columns Of figures given the first is what
the complaint says should have been
charged on each carload of hogs from
the point named to South Omaha, and
the second figures are what was actually
charged. The violation in the first case
is $1,000, in the second $4,000, the third
$4,000 and in each other $25, 900. making
The Columbus journal., 1900-03-28
Platte Center.
from the SignAl.l

r 8. Dickinson il having thirteen
thousand bushels Of his corn here she'll
ed. He was in the village Wednesday.
Geo. Scheidel is nearly we'll now, after
q long and severe tussle with pneumonia
He is up and around the house and came
down town yesterday.
Henry Schiller was kicked by horse
Monday evening and has a rib broken
thereby; but he is able to do consider
able work notwithstanding.
Mrs. Willard Chaplin of Walls Walla.
Washington, had her left hand smputat-
ed few days ago. She is daughter OF
Postmaster Pinson, Of this place.
Fred Oeltjen arrived home Monday
from his European trip. He has been
gone over three months, enjoyed himself
greatly and appears to be much improved
in health.
VIM. Steinbaugh and family took the
train Saturday noon for their new home
at Columbus. There was a farewell
party the evening before in honor Of the
departing family.
The Columbus journal., 1900-03-28
COLUMBUS MARKETS.
Enquire Of Herrick.
for best photos.

Enquire OF defflck.
-Nielenz for best photos.
): Or. Naumann, dentist, thirteenth
street. 4
Fine job work done at THR JOURNAL
o6ice.
ID. F. Davis OF Schuyler, was in the
city Sunday.
Blank farm leases for sale at TIE
JOURNAL ofice. Il
DR.. Baker, physician and surgeon,
o6ice Olive street. u
-O.L Baker made business trip to
, Fremont Monday.
B. McTaagart Was at Omaha from
Friday to Monday.
81: -Dr. l. G. Voss, Homeopathic physi-
!: cian, Columbus, Neb.
!: ,-Ths city schools are taking their
spring vacation this week.
): DIR. r d Mexican dentist, over Pol
locks, 18th and North streets.
.-Ds. Martyr, Evans 4 0eer, o6ics
three doors north Of Ftiedhofs store. Il
For 6ne watch repairing, call On
Caa Froeuel 1lth St, Columbus, Nsb.
The Columbus journal., 1900-03-28
DIE D.

MArTHls-Thursdsy last, at 1910 p. m.,
after an illness Of I've days, OF lung fever,
Jacob Mathis, aged 65 years, 10 months
and 8 days.
Mr.. Mathis wxs born in Switzerland,
came to the United States thirty years
ago. and leaves . widow and three
daughters. The funeral took place Sat-
urday afternoon, Q sermon at the German
Reform church by Rev. Neumarker.
The Columbus journal., 1900-03-28
Gold at Cape Nome.

II you want information about the
Cape Nome country, how to get there
and what it costs, write to j. Francis.
General Passenger Agent. B. 4 N. r. r
r in Nebraska, Omaha, Neb. 4
The Columbus journal., 1900-03-28
The R,a;n.rd CI;nne, a.va that

The Brainard Clipper says that John
Groves has in his possession an ear Of
corn that contains thirty-two rows with
an average Of fifty kernels to the row.
Mr.. Groves should make the very best
use OF that ear by carefully planting
each kernel, where it is not likely to get
mixed" BY 90 doing and continuing, q
new and very valuable variety may be
established.
The Columbus journal., 1900-03-28
To q party of Nebrasksns Who calle

TO party Of Nebraskans who called
on Dewey . few days ago, the great com.
mander expressed the highest admira-
ton for tho First Nebraska Regiment,
and said he had watched it through the
whole campaign, and was ready to Ger.
tify that it was one OF the very best reg
iments in the United States, if not really
the superior Of all, and there is no one
more capable Of judging than Uncle
George.
The Columbus journal., 1900-03-28

1t viii probably be quite a while
before Judge Hensley hears the last of
that resolution, and instead Of getting
smaller, it grows larger and larger as
time goes on. We hadn't taken q very
fine sight on it when we first read it,
but, coming from An ordinary human
being, supposed it had reference to the
pest ages only, but We find upon closer
inspection. that what was meant to be
conveyed was that Mr.. Bryan 10 greater
than any other man that ever was or
ever will Be. This makes still moro
astounding declaration than what the
iudgo W. at 6sut credited With.
The Columbus journal., 1900-03-28

"A census has been taken Of the
school children Of the city to find out
how many children between the ages Of
8 to "A years are out OF school They
find between fifteen and twenty; some
parents give the reason that they need
their help, others say they can not make
their children 60 to school, and that they
would be glad to have tho Law enforced,
compelling them 70 attend part OF the
year. There arc 400 school children in
this district.
The Columbus journal., 1900-03-28

An enterprising young man Of Nor
gan county, Mo-, named G. Cross, has
built up largo business in tame quail,
which he asserts are moro easily raised
than chickens, and far more profitable,
selling alive at q per dozen for meat, or
when tame at 35 . pair a. pets Care
and food are much like chickens, and
the birds are very hardy. Coops are
only foot high, covered over the top.
The Columbus journal., 1900-03-28
DUROC.JRRsEYs

choicely bred; q few well-bred sows left
for sale. Call soon. @. X. DAVIES,
II Silver Creek. Nebr.
The Columbus journal., 1900-03-28
t*t.e'.aI &ea4i.n.


A. Anderson vas in st. Edward Mon
day.
F. W. Herrick was in Chicago all Of
last week.
Theo. Friedhoe returned last week
from trip to Chicago.
Nra Will Bsoham returned Friday
from visit to Cedar Rapids.
An. james O'Dounell returned to her
homo in st. Edward Saturday.
Mr.. and Mn. G. G. Gray made trip to
Lincoln and Omaha Thursday.
Miss Gertrude Whitmoyer came homo
last week from tho Crete college.
Editor Burruss and wife visited rel
atives at Silver Greek Sunday last.
Mn. E. ". Glidden will spend this
week in Lincoln visiting tho schools.
Mis- Grace Clark returned homo from
Wayne Saturday for . short vacation.
Misses Nellie and Dorothy Post went
to Omaha Thursday to visit few days.
F. NJ Oookingham OF Humphrey was
in town Monday on his way to Schuyler.
d. w. Zeigler Of Monroe was shaking
hands with old-time Columbus acquain-
tances Thursday.
Col. Dale. editor Of the Times, made q
trip to Chicago last week, leaving here
Friday afternoon.
Howard Geer and Mias Emily Rorer
came up Thursday from Crete to spend
their vacation ut home.
Rev. Henry Zinnecker OF Lincoln
homo Thursday after visit in !
this city aud st. Edward. Mn. Zin-
necker is still visiting in st. Edward.
The Columbus journal., 1900-03-28
WE ANNOUNCE THAT OUR STOCK
Groceries, Crockery.
- Glassware. Lamps. Etc..

complete than
FERNDALE
will
and will Careful
An
The Columbus journal., 1900-03-28

This reproduced colos 22x3O inches marvellous oil painting
You could $500 We bought thousand
lots offer mailed tube paid with three months trial
subscription to THE WEEKLY BEE FOR 25 CENTS.
Publishing Fsnsm 0mshs Nsb. It
The Columbus journal., 1900-03-28
This Masterpiece represents a

IuIS ASSC0TPI0C0 represents
family Of peasants in the harvest field.
1t is noonday-not a breath Of air is
stirring and away off in the distance
where the villagers are holding their
country fair balloon hangs in the sky.
They gaze in mute astonishment, Won
der, awe and admiration. revealed in
their faces and attitudes. 1t IS the work
of master hand.
The Columbus journal., 1900-03-28

b. 4 II. TIME TABLE.
Liursla. / Beaver,
Oashs. Helena,
CkirAgo. Bette.
-. JOsePh. Salt Lake City.
kas.ss City. Portland,
It. lssis a1a al poists | San Frsaclsro and all
eest ssd s0uth. Delats west.
TRAINS DEPART.
No. - Passenger. daily except Sunday. 80 q. m
No. ;. Accommodation. daily except
saturday. ................. $50 D. 10
TRAINS ARRIvE.
No. u Passenger. daily except Sunday. 900 p. m
No 81 Accommodation. daily except
Sunday .............. $50 p. N
The Columbus journal., 1900-03-28
Henry Ragatz & Go,
: ~TuE LEADING aR0cERS.-A
A Careful Groceryman

A Careful Groceryman
fills your orders with precision and
promptness. We not only do that, but
We fill them with the choicest and best
quality in this line that can be procured.
We are expert judges of
TEAS AND COFFEES,
and our Canned Goods and Table
Delicacies We procure from the most
reliable and best manufacturers.
The Columbus journal., 1900-03-28
Columbus 4ourma1.

WEDNESDAY. MARCH -. 1900.
The Columbus journal., 1900-03-28

MOOIO0. n Ied6pOOulul Oh 8CeC8t0 Oh
zinc in a washbowl OF water, an effective
bath, giving relief when all other reme-
dies fail.
David Thomas returned Thursday
from South Omaha, where he had car
load of fat cattle on the market Wednes-
day. He stopped at Fremont over night
Wednesday, visiting bis son at the
Normal.
s.. p. Curtis, who now makes his
home with his daughter, Mrs. Lee Beatty,
Of Monroe township, came down Satur-
day last to visit with his sons, J. N. and
Fred, a few days, also for medical
treatment.
When children have earache, satu-
rate piece Of cotton with BALLARD'S
SNOW LINIMENT, and place it in the
ear. 1t will stop the pain quickly.
Price, Is and 50 cents. A. Heintz and
Pollock & Co.
&C. d. jenkins OF the Fair store sold
5000 bushels OF corn at Madison, We'd
nesday. 1t is understood that he receiv-
ed o cents per bushel for tho lot, which
would mean q consideration OF S2,24O.
Norfolk News.
"A man named Park who was taken
sick here while travelling overland from
Iowa to Colorado, and had been stopping
at St. Msrys hospital, died Saturday
evening. The body was shipped to Des
Moines, Sunday.
"A farewell reception will be given
this Tuesday evening ut the residence Of
r 8. Dickinson for Rev. and Mn. Rogers.
Mr.. Rogers will preach his last sermon
here April 8, when they viii move to
Harvard, Nebraska
Couldn't help getting . cold never
cures it; but carrying homo . bottle OF
BALLARD'S HOREHOUND SYRUP,
and using it q directed, will cure the
worst kind OF cough or cold. Price, .
and 50 cents. A. Heintz and Pollock 4
Co.
William Lewis. Co. E First Ne
braska, vas buried in tho Osceola cem-
etery Wednesday last The inst burial
was on the brow OF . hill overlooking .
little river near Camp Dewey, just out
side Manila. Rev. james Aailley, who
was the chaplain Of the First Nebraska,
dictated at both funesalsL He Wa
killed BY shell from the enemyis guns
on the night Of August 2 l6o6
The Columbus journal., 1900-03-28

the Oulldln8 or new houses In town Chan
any other cause. It is a good invest.
ment for person receiving salary.
An outfit went through the city
Thursday that looked pretty comfortable
for a mild day. The rig was a road
wagon with the ordinary, large square
hay rack, loaded with farm machinery,
ETC., on one side, and an ordinary good
sized tent occupying the other eide.
Fremont has got into asnarL We'd
nesday afternoon last Judge Hollen-
beck granted an injunction prohibiting
the school board from letting the con.
tract for the proposed High school
building, and also against the negotia-
ton and sale OF the bonds voted last
fall for that purpose.
Excepting few straRglers, the 1900
men Of the Union Pacific system who
handle signals, ETC., have taken the phys
ical examination-trainmen, engineers,
switchmen and Others. Each man has
been told of his defects-particularly a.
to the ears and eyes, Of which the most
rigid tests were made.
"A very pretty souvenir badge was
used by the g. A. r on last Thursday.
On it was printed q picture Of the SOL
dier's monument, drawn by Miss Martha
Turner, which was q very creditable
piece OF work, being q correct reproduc-
ton OF the beautiful structure erected in
Frankfort park.-Telegrsm.
Children often inherit feeble diees.
tive power and collie of . moro or less
severe character results, when food il
taken which 10 ut all difficult to digest
WHITES CREAM vERMIFUGE acts
- general and permanent tonic. Price,
Is cents. A. Heintz and Pollock & Co.
The Telegram was twenty-one years
old last week and the event was cele-
brated by Editor Paschal having the
reading matter Of the paper appear in .
brand-new dress Of BREWER type, which
adds very materially to its typographical
appearanca It pleases us to chronicle
such evidences Of prosperity smong our
nsighbors.
The Columbus journal., 1900-03-28

will appear in the April Z number Of the
Saturday Evening Post.
Friday evening, April 20. is the date
set for the third and last Of q series Of
winter concerts given by the Columbus
City Band. During the winter the band
boys ordered new uniforms and they are
now here, having arrived Friday night.
II the coming concert is a. we'll patron
lied by our citizens a. the former ones,
the organization will be enabled to make
the final payment on their suits without
going into debt. We are informed that
the boys contemplate giving Platte Gen.
ter people an opportunity Of hearing
them in concert the week following their
entertainment here.
EARLY Friday morning burglars blew
open the postoffice safe at our neighbor-
ing town Of Genoa. Their work was %
quiet and effective that they escaped
without being observed. After entering
the postof6ce they drilled holes in the
safe, inserted high explosive and em-
ployed blankets and other material to
deaden the sound. They got q silver
watch and $40. When the robbery was
discovered blood hounds were set on tho
trail Of the robbers and they we're traced
to Silver Creek. 1t is known that ut
least one Of the men boarded an east
bound train at that station. Frank
Wake. former Columbus citizen, 10 The
postnastse at Genoa.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-16
JsIanoif miniiter.

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pg frsmit ba Or. 9ubmunbion ielp,
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fnsite Sopee.
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pauiteligt at opbripe en- ieorist pues
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til islanbite Torbolb ogiua forbinosr
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ne neppe laoe fig nsis.'
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gribeliepis Ssl9nberne utaalelist.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-16

title | fore 2inier ben politit, iom as
nrite Wals tommer til at oreie fls ON.
uDenpm Stortinset er Mrbeioerpars
tiet ! fuIo 8irtiOmbep os Hitter Jor'
eninser | hper en- aros. Snsen al be-
res Wsno tom ino / 3inssts Sal.
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unoer Jig bar be oper 1000 afslpns
Stemmer os Wajpritst psb mango
E9alsmanbspaIs. paa be fleiis Steosr
unolob be nemlis at Stsmme ces
bisie Ials = LEGION en- for Del al
9sire - os bette forilarsr tilosls Get
~oaarIise Sr.mmsos. Be, ipm life
itemte iaar. tan afsipre 9aIsst naiis
Sang.
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bsrer ausreoe | 9runosn 3 BARTER, Iaa
at Sineet MI bar a BARTER. Rssiss
r%insspartiet. Der er bet tonIerodtipelts
/ inbr. S~psrsmaul. er bog alIisepel bet
ftGrteite. Roeet egentlig raoitait
parti er bet lite longer. Mprpans.
StiIbreo os ct Bar at be nppaIgte
mdatte bel rsenss Tom iaaoanns; men
De banner lite npset iGrfilt 9arti.
Wfanse unorer fig pper, boorleoes
'Gaitbers fra 8riitians @mt pil itile
fig. San blep palst at 8snitre fpm
Irbeioernes Sanbibat.
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ptl Ri %piitnot lite faa. Del fpnes Iiscs
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len p9ientlis psb 2rpt nsofra, % en-
pslpiui9ere Stemning mob Iorge er
ausreoe at ippre. SorItaasIien at
&onflitten er osiaa blepst tlarerc / llos
lanpet - bet bsrte ieg baabe at be
tpffe Gi9sbagsmanb, isg bar Iammen
meb pau Acknowledgements / Yaris,
og al ben frantic presies ,SnteresIe
Tor btsie Spersmaal i~anIsbnins be
norite uorebninger / ltbitiuinasbros
6urerne.
Sg 'da er bet Husldnos 9iernelab,
iom ItrGtter Jig frem fra g1ten -
Slap &rineen.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-16
paa uorsesfaro.
6jembpsben. = Yaa samle Somtcr.
Sturt Goranorinser.

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refining / Riotsn oe ire 9aroIsb. Der
maa bIio. neset folio % mere baanSt,r'
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meest tcftbar.
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iaars Rinbsr bos mig u i;Ip'ast. lltiou
pg Sautom 8aarpsns purIiseIaa ,ieuoeIies
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uo feet fra Dampffibst net 8il.oet bar
en- prnetie 0aesruno be hsis itos.Iaote
aafer. Der fsIt Times at omrinss ben. 90
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ill @aIm mso @arer FAINT "8rassn" mto
5emmerIenIer.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-16
Store ~Sysraubrineer.

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ores hun | N Wanbs 2eoetib. Deb gns
ben at SunSfilen omtrmt mibt | gpsoeu
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bar oaret gofteo for Soiosseib S.mina.
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itsrrt os 3 miuore Brig % Dc ire itsry.
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ben samIs 9Gt .r rboso .lIsr bortrriit. iaa
man Der life mer. ,isrosr Slaat.n. RorS,
Iiefi .r 2uubspalb o. RprbsuuroU, bois
sorle Gier, adsmune, par m,o pad Sioss
porb 1914. Sorius 9unosoarcs fore
6ormue er oelt, men rdng. At gStter ls'
per I sooe Stiuins.r. to Ssunefsuner .r
Eager og TO iiueetsr, % Guten Plume Gun
esoolo - 9ngesns airftfrieTte c9 sirp;Rc
Rome 49, lsper % ,r rertg trOos fine IS
9ldr. Ten sont, Slrst pua Wioiuro'
goarosn. er bro ,Iitr uhodnorst o9 npe
Mnno sr TONNE iIteStt pau ale eisie Ire
~6automeaaros. 90 foa Rrs. hoor ben
rig. Ole 9Ions Somilit bapce fit Sroe.
Sun to AZ Nsn tore QSt leoer isieu gp3
ben, % 2Gtteu ,r cIsrs iuactliom Rig
oommn Ipreot iii ale 9ontsr,
RNits Dag bsTsgtc lea min ,gtn OOeIss
gaoro - reore 6autpm hpor 9bor
8aug noele Gor har rpooet % 5b9s,t, Toa
BET ier giiIot Nh nu; men ban bar ale
rtbe bpttet Sauro,n bort ! Semm,stoeot
| grurtebera og ftal Fptte ! oisi. 0a0s.
Oct fer 'naIsees lie M til, at 0bfitn bar
TIdae. 30 paa bet St,o, Soa bt'rets ia
sanI, Goigerfar. Sobn grouti, San
falotr rent fammsn; ban CT nad.t 81 Mar
San ian iii, tale oe life biGlpe ig ielb
bet rinasits. men paSTts eoot at gaml,
Sborile oq bercs pneite 0dttsr. 8unnar
grcuti ,r S'ogrpttrtnnt cg bar arbeioet
fla fr,m fra rtnae geanuosI'e. Dtrpao
all lea til 9aitor Soft. 6du cr ben fam
me Tom fcr, prntiom. tiGeirtm % tort-
bait. u. e. 8.