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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-06-14
THOMPSON.

Ephraim Gregory is having a
commodious springhouse built.
d. Gregory and Frank Martin
are doing the work.
George Snyder, our Supervi-
sor, has remodeled the foot-bridge
at Hess's fording. 1t is now safe
for children to cross.
II. II. Brewers house is about
completed.
William Stone, Of Foltz, spent
a few days recently with his son
Will near Plum Run.
Enoch Hart of Needmore visit
ed friends in this vicinity Mon
day.
Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Ephraim Gregory visited Adam
Gregory's, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Peck were at Mr.. Sharpe's, and
Mrs, John Waltz and Miss Min
ME Lynch were at Thomas Tru-
axis.
S. G. Peck gave an ice-cream
supper to the Plum Run drum
corps last Saturday evening.
Three of the happiest men in
this township are Harvey Conner
er, Grant Metzler, and William
Knable. A little stranger in each
home is the secret.
1t is reported that Mrs. Jona
than Peck is home from the hos
pital at Baltimore, without hav
ing received much benefit.
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KNOBSVILLE.

Hot weather. Camp over; it
was not well attended. No at
traction. Farmers busy getting
work out of the way for harvest.
1t is rumored that there is a
little quiet whiskey trade in our
town. The eyes of the public are
open. There's trouble ahead for
somebody.
The main thoroughfare Of our
village presents one of the finest
pieces of roads in the county.
Why not continue the good work?
There is one place along the road
where a hand rail is needed. The
neglect to place it may result in
a damage suit to the township.
The supervisor should give it his
attention.
Mr.. ID. II. While is home from
Kearney on a visit. Several OF
our boys who were out there are
back.
Whooping cough is prevalent in
our community.
Strawberries and cherries are
selling here at five cents a quart,
but sugar has advanced. Thus
it is-always something in the
way,
John Tice and family are home
on visit from the Fort.
George Regi has gone to New
Jersey to try to get a contract for
building Z miles Of trolley road.
Ira Fore and Charley Glunt are
going to help ON the work if he
gets ii.
What has become Of the new
railroadY
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LAUREL RIDGE.

Thos. Shaw and Geo. Deshong
spent part of last week attending
the G.. A. r.. Encampment at Get
tysburg.
Mrs. Rachel and Miss Mary
Shiyes spent last Tuesday at
Hancock.
Messrs. A. L. Lam berson, VIM.
Feagley and Chick Mellott spent
part of Sunday at Jacob Gordon $.
Mr.. Jacob Gordon is preparing
to store away the sheayes by re.
pairing and roofing his barn.
Lewis Harris returned from
Windber to his home here on the
I'd inst, and started to Normal
school, lat Needmore, the following
Monday. A good change, Lewis.
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LICKING CREEK.

Miss Caddie Sipe and bergen
tleman friend spent Sunday at G..
Runyan Sipes' and attended chill
dren's service at Sloan.
Mr.. John Mumma and family
spent Sunday with his brother
Harry Mumma.
Mrs. Ada Ham spent Saturday
at her home at Mr.. Uriah Kline s.
Mr.. Morgan Deshong is on the
sick list.
Mr.. George Sipes and wife, of
Everett, are visiting friends in
Licking Creek. Mr.. Sipes has
been afflicted with cancer on the
face for several years, but endur-
ed his atfiiction with patience.
There is to be singing at Pleas
ant Ridge school house on the
last Sunday of this month, at >
o'clock.
Mr.. Norman Akers and Miss
Ora Dixon attended children's
service at Sloan on Sunday.
Quarterly meeting will be held
at Ebenezer M. h. church, Mon.
day, June Is Quarterly Confer
ence at 4 p. m. Preaching in the
evening by the Elder.
Mr. Clayton Deshong and fam
lily and Miss Funk spent Sunday
with Mrs. Maria Hoop.
Mr., Mart Hess completed Jos.
Deshong's we'll Saturday.
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Mrs. Julia Keefer Of Webster Mills
has been very seriously sick during
the past week.
Every body can afford to smoke
now. Robinson has reduced the price
of cigars.
II you want something nice for a
lunch go to G. c. Bender's and get a
box of fresh Soused Mackerel.
Miss Minnie T.. Mock was elected
teacher OF the grammar school at
Shade Gap, for the ensueing term.
Mrs. Waltz, the aged mother of ex-
Prothonotary James p. Waltz, still
continues very i'll.
II you want something fine for
breakfast go to G.. G.. Bender's and
get package of Malts' Breakfast
Food.
Mr.. Joe P.Hege of Dickeys Station,
few days ago had the bad luck to lose
thirty-fve dollars in cash. Joe got
the empty purse, but no money.
Mr.. J. r. Mellott, who lives on one
of the Rhea farms in Franklin, is hav-
ing fine sheep pen built. Dock is a
pushing fellow; and all that is needed
to show this is to simply go around
where he is at work.
After June the law prohibiting any
prize or premium, or promise of such,
in packages of tobacco, cigars, Gig
arettes and snuff, is to be strictly en-
forced by the internal revenue auth
critics. Any violation of the law sub
jects the package to seizure.
A Fulton county farmer, whose
other occupation we withhold from
publication, for fear of giving him
away, is in quandary over paying
10 cents tax on all his horses and cat
tie and $3.50 tax on two dogs. The
latter's days have since been number
ed.-Hancock Times.
II may not be known to all of his
neighbors and friends that John S.
Harris, of near Green Hill, has on
hand splendid leather and a nice lot of
new tools, and is prepared on short no.
tice to do any kind of harness repair
ing-even to making an entire new set
with the exception of collars. Take
your repair work to John.
James S. Akers, formerly of Akers-
vile, purchased at Sheriff's sale, at
McConnellsburg, last Monday, the
Vansickel mill property in Whips
Cove for $332.50. With the experience
and means possessed by Mr.. Akers,
the property will likely be put into a
good shape, and the mill will be a
great convenience to the Cove farmers.
Mr.. Alex Skipper of Licking Creek
township, lost a good mare last week.
When he went to the barn in the morn
ing she was lying in the stall. When
Mr.. Skipper entered the stable, she
went to get up quickly, became entang-
led in some way, and broke one of her
legs. The injury was so great that Mr..
Skipper had to have the mare killed.
H. e. Goldsmith was very badly
burned on Wednesday. He was en-
gagged in cleaning suit of clothes
with benzine and was holding the can
in his right hand when he accidently
got near the fire. The can of frey
fluid exploded in his hand burning
his arm and wrist severly. His cloth
ing also caught fire but was quickly
extipguished. Everett Press
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Compliment With a stinoJ

Talk about delightfully."- put COM
pllments heard girl at isupper
deliver herself of a perfect jew ell the
other night. She leaned acros the
table-the table next me--to say it,
and she meant well.
oh. Miss Dumdilm," she said, cor.
daily I've got a trade at last for
you"
a swap asked Miss Dum, ium.
oeamlng with antlcipatory deligh t.
uhhuh. ans wered the other.
Lieutenant Bullfu said it,"
oh do tell lty" pleaded Miss Ihim.
dunn, eagerly.
IL was an awfully nice one,'- said
the hrst girl "aGnd Lieutenant Bulbul
meant IT, too. He said you wal tied
divinely. He said he was awfully sur.
pl1sed, too to find 1t out, SO | know
he meant 1t. He said he wouldn I have
thought from seeing you walk Il lat you
could dance at pll."-wasb ington
Pc=.
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SALUVIA

Miss Annia Speer, Mrs. Har-
ris, Misses Ella Mann, Hattie
Betz, Lydia Mumma, Effie Nell
oft, Retta Schooley, Mrs. Stew
art and son VIII, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Strait, attended Sunday
school convention at Fort Little
ton.
Mrs. Vernon Skipper, and
children of Tyrone, are visiting
Mrs. Skipper's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. w. G. Mann.
Mrs. Kellner continues dan
gerously i'll.
Adam Wible's little daughter
is suffering from an attack of ty-
phoid fever.
Mrs. T. Riley Sipes is critically
i'll.
Mrs. DR.. S. H. Hoop is on the
sick list.
Mr.. Levi Hockensmith left
Monday morning for Somerset
county, where he expects to find
employment.
Messrs. Merrill Mace, Wilson
Mace, Welles Greathead, and
Frank Eitemiller, all of McCon-
nellsburg, spent Saturday night
at Harrisonville. They had fine
sport catching frogs in Licking
creek. The three last named
gentlemen attended preaching at
Green Hill, Sunday morning.
Elder Thomas Sloan of McCon-
nellsburg, assisted Elder John
B. Sipes at the communion ser
vices at Green Hill Sunday morn
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Peck,
Mrs. Woollet, Miss Cora Peck,
and Miss Hattie Alexander, of
McConnellsburg, and Mrs. John
Laidig, and two sons, of Laidig.
were among the welcome visitors
at the services.
Mrs. George Faulkner, of
Johnstown, spent few days the
first of the week the guest of DR..
Wishart's family.
Supervisor Mumma, is busily
engaged in repairing our roads,
and removing the loose stones.
He is having neat and attractive
finger boards prepared, by John
S. Harris which, when properly
placed, will be appreciated by the
travelling public.
Mr.. W. E. Akers, and Miss
Ora Dickson, of Sipes Mill, and
Charles Schooley, and family,
of Hustontown attended Chill
dren's services at Sloan, Sun
day.
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George Mills, of Union, drop
ped in to see us while in town.
On account of the crowded con-
dition of our columns, a number
of communication, will have to go
over to next week.
DR.. w. A. West is now com
fortably locatedat the Washington
House in this place, his furniture
having been brought over during
the past week. His daughter,
who is now visiting in Harrisburg
will join him in a few days, and
then they will, as we trust, be
permanent residents of our town.
AS usual Judge Swope remain
ed in Fulton county for a few
days recreation after adjourn
ment of court Tuesday. No man
has ever presided over our courts,
so popular with the masses of our
people as Judge Swope; and
we trust his visits over here are
fraught with as much pleasure
to himself, as to the citizens of
this county.
Judge Swope on Tuesday pro
nounced the scalp laws of 1879
and 1899 unconstitutional, and
our Commissioners, of course,
will not pay out any more money
for wild cat, fox, or mink orders.
He, also, decided that constables
shall be paid $3.50 day and
usual mileage for making returns
to court, and $500 for advertis-
ing spring elections.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel p. Wish
art, of Wells Tannery. had
scarcely arrived at the Sunday
school convention last Thursd day
when they were informed by tel
ephone of the death of a niece OF
Mrs. Wishart at McAllister.
vile, Pa. They Immediately re>
turned home in order to attend
the funeral which took place on
Saturday.
Among the visitors to the Sun
dayschool convention last week,
We're Rev. and Mrs. H. G.. Clare,
of st. Thomas, and Mrs. Clare's
sister, Miss Katharine Wensell OF
Highspire. Pa. During their stay
in M'Connellsburg, they were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. M
h. Shaffner. Mr.. Glare is one OF
the ablest young ministers in the
Presbytery, and both he and his
estimable wife have a host o1
friends on this side of the noun
tain.
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Court convened on Tuesday
and lasted but a few hours. There
was the usual grist of admins
traitors accounts for confirma.
tion, but nothing that would inter
est the general public. For all
the business Fulton county has
had during the past few years, it
would be money in the pockets OF
the tax payers to hold court in a
school house and rent out the
court room to some enterprising
farmer for a hay shed.
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A Monster Devil Fish

Destroying its victim, is type of
Constipation. The power of this mall
ady is felt on organs, nerves, mus
cles, and brain. But DR.. Kings New
Life Pills are safe and certain cure.
Best in the world for Stomach, Liver,
Kidneys and Bowels. Only 25 cents
at w. S. Dickson's Drug Store.
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A Wealth of Beauty

Is often hidden by unsightly PIN
Piles, Eczema, letter, Erysipelas, Salt
Rheum, etc. Bucklen's Arnica Salve
will glorify the face by curing all Skin
Eruptions, also Cuts, Bruises, Burns,
Boils, Felons, Ulcers, and worst
forms of Piles. Only % cents n box.
Cure guaranteed. Sold by w. $.
Dickson, druggist.
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SOCIAL

There will be NeclItie Social held
at Pine Grove M. e. church, Saturday
evening, June l6 under the auspices
OF the Epworth League in w ellis Val
ley. All are cordially invited TO at
tend.
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On Friday, June y, 1900, Rev. d.,
r. Drawbaugh will sell at public sa ale
at the Lutheran Parsonage in McCon-
nellaburg, one horse, buggy, house
hold furniture and many valuable ar
ticles, all iU lirst-cas5 condition Sale
70 commence Al 1870 2. nl
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DIR. STEVENS, Dentist,
M'CONNNELLSBURG, PA.

Grnduntc OF Z. OF p. Ten Nenrs' ENpcr,
ience. plates Gold, Platinum, silver Alu-
minum Celluloid. Rubber and Rubber Alumi-
mum lined. Metal with Ruhber Attachment.
Plate from ~ } 90 up.
Bridges, Richmond Crowns Logan crowns,
Gold Caps. platiuoid Caps sc
Filling of Natural Teeth a Speciality and
all work Guaranteed.
Information by mail or in person.
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Peerless Horse and Cattle Powder
at RobinsOn's 10 cts per lb.
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NEEDMORE.

Brad Mason was seen peram
bulating our streets last Friday.
S. II. Martin purchased fine
wheel last week. Sammy can
now be seen on the streets both
day and night.
Mr.. Swopeca for Miss Sadie
Deshong, one of the Normal stu
dents, last Friday.
Mrs. Robert Dixon, of Pitts
burg, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. a. Runyan, at this place.
Dixon e. Martins repair shop
is thriving.
Miss Metzler, Prof. Gress, Miss
Dixon and Mr.. Daniels called on
Miss Cutler last Saturday even
ing.
Theodore II. Myers returned
toF'ranklin county to attend the
examination.
Miss S. M. Bard and Levi Nor
ton were visiting at this place on
Saturday.
Mr.. G.. G.. Chambers and Miss
Annie Covalt called on Miss Eta
Everts last Sunday.
Mr.. w. Grant Wink, the census
enumerator, makes frequent Wis
it's to this village.
Funk Bros. moved their saw
mill from here last week. We
miss their noise.
Mr.. d. D. Deshong and sister,
Miss. Mary, spent Saturday and
Sunday last at the home of Isaac
Layton all attended childrens
services in Whips Cove ON Sun
day.
Messrs. Howard Dixon and
G. A. Henry took advantage of the
excursion to Washington last
Sunday and visited the National
capital. The boys report a good
time. We rather think the Pres
ident must have given them an
extra meal, or that the elephants
and kangaroos at the 700 excited
and distracted their minds for we
did not see them out on Monday
Mr.. S. n. Bumgardner and wife
paid us call on Friday. Mrs. B.
and daughter Miss Jess spent {
few days of last week visiting
friends in Brush Creek.
Miss Bertha M. Palmer o+
Philadelphia, is spending -severa
days with her uncle, II. r. Palmer
and family. E. N. Palmer o.
Everett, accompanied her tC
Fulton.
The "boys" indulged in game
of Base ball on Monday evening
They have only two more weeks
of school and then they leave oul
little hamlet. They are a jolly
studious lot of fellows. Theil
department while here has beer
very commendable and we are
sorry to see them leave.
Our friends Messrs. Martir
and Booth seemed rather restles.
on Sunday morning, and fearing
lest Dixon and Henry SHOULD
outdo them upon their Washing
ton ''hy" they too started in tina
direction. When they were near
ing Hancock, they rememb berec
to their dismay, that they haC
forgotten their pocket books. So
weary, tired and dusty, they wer,
taken in by our old friend, Jane.
M. Lake, who fed and comforteC
them After a sumptuous din
ner, snch as only men of theil
calibre can get around, their gen
erous host gave them "a few penc,
and they succeeded in crossing
| the Potomac and visiting Berke
ley Springs. They say it was
pleasant day; and though the,
failed to reach Washington, the,
were able to be up on Monday.
| What made Prof, Palmer laugl
so coming through town on Mon
day evening? Ask the girls down
on "Water" street
Uncle John Shaffer is still sui
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COOK STOVES, operation guaranteed, S1100 to $4,000
ons S35 90 to $1,000 Buggies $35 90 to $4,000 Carpets &
ware full line of Hardware, Hay Rakes, Hay Forks Pu
Twine Grndstones, Plows Harrows, ,Cutvaors WirebOh
ed and Smooth SEWING INES-frst-class in eve
spect-&1600 Crosscut Sl.00 to Sl.20. Hold.fas
Nails cents a box
Call Write for complete Price List.
CLAY PARK Three Springs, II
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z ASTORIA.
Bears the n The Kind You Haze sRayS Bought
: nature f. EWHzzZI
THE OYSTER SEASON.

The oyster in his bed OF oOzp
Walked with a start from his summer
snooZe.
Opened his she'll. and sP.d. with a yawn:
Il Tear that our season Of safety il gone
For my pleasant dreams were disturbed by
the jar
That : always caused by the letter r.
And know by the keel OF that hideous
slOOp
That some Of Us shortly Will be in the soup -
And so they will. for the sloop was
filed with the finest and fatte,t.
This sjOOp was sent out by Nick
Apostle and these choice oysters are
now fer sale, done or raw, ready e.
chaw, ~ his restaurant. You can
get them bv the plate, dozen. hun
dred, barrel. dray load, wagon load
or car load. Owing to the rash of
business the serving of regular meals
viii be discontinued after this week.
but special orders will BE- served at
any hour of the day or night.
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NDLLEI'S LEMON EIdNTE
y Pleasant : emun Tonic

..1'0"d from the fresh Juice Gl
mons. combined with other vero-
T Zee iiver tonics. cathartics. aro-
/ itIc ~,jmulant~. Sold by dino
-. zoe and $lOJ bottles.
ror hiliou~ne,s and constipation.
For indigestion aud foul stomach.
or lick and nervous headaches.
ro-- -pflpI'a'ion and hears failure
n- Lemon Elixir.
Pr sleeples-neSs and nervous
l .-lIstIon.
.'r loss Of appetite and debility.
r"r levers, malaria aad chills
Sp i.-mon Elixir.
L~ia "a Elixir viii not fail vou in
= az the above named diseases. ali
zen arse fr" IN "A torpid or dis
- .lynr. stomach or kidnpys.
Pc aud SllDO bOttl-s at druggists.
tr"Dtred only by DR.. II. Mozley,
E.aa,a, Ga.
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IT, TECTTlNG RECORD.

!...' .s "a u.u E@-.rean market
&c ... N:...-. -.l J-o-j.r
q. r..-..- :aa-, Gia.1y- g. -. b..
az -a Shipped 10 London.
I.:-..a ---''l. lad all Pacific coast
l. .a I>.1. '..lh -. u.-y performers
j 20 90 Jan. j. En1,and had purchas-
81 l''-.1 horses m America for ;he
Af.i-an vlr.
Soft Hudson las driven ton horses
+ aT averaSr record of 2.09l.. Scott
j 90 wears OLD.
Walter .. Palmer. the Nashville
; -~ouan. says o." has cleared up $50
,"o on mules inside OF a year
j. :. campbell " Butler. Pa. has
i pair Of 3-ycar-old Welsh
'rairs that he VIII lit for the show
-.---s
The stallion Antczclla. e.IG1s. 10y An
pose. 2.l6.@- Gazelle, by Guy Wilkes.
30. has been priced 10 the Russians
3 5000
.r lay colt. now ycarling. bv
no Bel 2.1uf.. out of Flora. dam
rank A-an. 2-o3@l. is quoted fast
'Gral PAGER
20 l>ai when CohwohS. 90. made
IS 'r-'-d. D." won six first. one second
! 'le fourth moneys. total S6.Guu.
, Fa~ behind the money tNire.
F. d. 'ru~hy of Lawrence has DUP
'~'l TolG ILmps. 2..n. from ". y.
f~," of Falmouth Todd Lumps
till> l;-c. a.d ID is claimed ha is the
-i'>t Iar.r ID tie world for his size.
S"a-c'..-..t. 2.':;i 3. las won - races
.I lost e.. vou - heat, and lost -.
% - heats lclow 2.lo AMI l. below
. and captured $2lNuc in stakes
- purses. all this in three seasons
.5u-
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II DT!II:PUBTtC.

.3-t received fine lot Of
Sod. candies. and sell them at
f-....al- nriceS.
.'.. g.. ..-'-. - cents per pound.
-'," Drops, - cents per
'..-a Mixed. > pounds for a5
. '.cF Mixed Candy. the bes:
....'- "a 30 Peusacoia.at4 4ucentS
and CaE and see foc your
r. : "' i-e>h and fine just from
f., {. APOSTLE.
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AttheCaDitoI

atv" Just taken the last Of two
.--."~ 81 Dr. Motley Lemon Elixir
H-rv"uS headache, Indigestion.
diseased liver and kidneys.
- E.INIr cu.ed me. I found il the
.;.-; iaedirin- I ever used.
j. II. NENNICH. Attorney.
- b street, Washington. d. {.
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( H3-@t. d" GH i..i. p S,,.ls.-r,I .lr.
i4" minority opuo~"d. and li."f ,.3, ~
layr' W:,s uf a. TA.. ,.:i..... T..,.,,- ->r,,..
a. diversion hrca@-r jhrs.,. .,r C..,,. rn
F1"hc"n~ criticised >4... ,,r f,,r ......v.
-.aas of 1Lr oous;...-.r I.r g.. ..,...
-.''.t -:Arr.lrS exceed uu s..:,....sI fo
i'.-st "r coi-ac,.t. Tar.e. wa. = r.r.
e %" oHurils.ou ir,i-@@ abaJr t.r Ifl
"A-ra seemed 30 J!:r AWAY all iu-rr-
est 7" get ~ Soar r;al c.-:t.urrf
jArr" mc~i De- Il InrasUrc ur Ncil.>3~,..I
Importance over which there is 4
doubt
The Last Financial Bill
] recall one particular instance of
jhis Kind and il vas upon a financial
bill th" repeal OF IN" silver purchase
clause OF The Sherman law. Bav 3rfrr
day the bill was debated in The senate
4 najori" on the Dcmoc-lfi.. side
Joined by a number OF ardent silver
men on the Republican side. aided by
three or four PopulistS. declared HE
bal should never 20 through. ANY NJ
ie&pt 10 liX tim" for vote was OBJ
Je'ieu To. and lha light wen; on. II ha-
came interesting because there WAS an
"'I''''H''it REORGANIZATION on the part
"a the silver forces never To allow the
:'la lo BASS. There were night sessions.
u was lt one ui thuS, sessions Thar
't.-l''"F AIl'h SpoA" Tor II hours. an
''-'!' NA-'h gave i-m t.r Cilamp;uu-
sAip for long talking in the SENATE.
->''."d" hh'" W"'n inc end Would
'.--''. i"'I' were tnGs" WA" believed
,-''' NoiA' 'l"ie the Opposition would
10 ''N uo"h' ana All wanted To Toe there
Won u hapH'h'"- When ia" end
''.ll''. lA'io va" 4" tine fixed for a
N'''' anu u WAS taken about O'Clock
"' h'-A'- lac "a% previous Tie lt"
senator Harris "i i"A"r>+rc. who WAS
.''li'A- a." prA'"ra;.r opposition. jold
'A' Republican silver lenders there
would he ~ iali"rjag Oh ihc part OF
the Democrats. Later ia tie day lp
'EIan over and said: "lt is all over. /
la1c lad another look "i nav .3.I"
An SrI.nnsa> Election.
S.paror Berry tells p .r.,r- 3h.ut 81,
.lrcj.un contest in r;lr L...;-l3,,,r,. ,lo,,Y
Ia Arkansas. Il :.p-,.lr> tl3r sn,p..
.auGiGal,-> for th. legislature in on,
district. knowing thry were beaten
i' -Nr my" the r"3"' houS" AMI took
lway the ballot boxes. six in number
laI substituted boxes containing other
lallotS thus securing their certificates
f election Whrn the contest came up ,
II the legislature and the facts were q
rought oUt. the speaker Of the house. q
very honest and Just man. took the L
,,.. ,,,4 g,,..,,,,...I ,1 . =:
VIVA anu ''H''''''i 'il' 'u'ld-' III
ounl terms. After reviewing tie case
e. said. These men. the bonriiciaripS
z necarious crime. went 10 that
The daily news., 1900-02-19
>l"rIr,'s lemon Elixir

~ =. james, Bell Starion. Ala.
,'-. have suffered greatly
.l iail-oS ian or dysp ,psia. one
,..-"i Lemon Elixir done me more
3 ..aa III ia. medicine / have
P taken.
The daily news., 1900-02-19
- - !.E,InN mnr nKoPS.

a-.~ al Coughs. Colds. Hoarse-
-. >':- Throat. Bronchitis. Hem
Sage. aud all throat and lung dis
49,. Elegant, reliable.
- .'ruE-i~ts. Prepared only by
|. g. -lnZIev. A:lau:a.Ga.
The daily news., 1900-02-19

Nothing hUj Il mechanical hirch in
the prD.lGinari"S stands now in the
WY "i ia' governments carrying out 4
design which has been under advise
nont in one form or another for -
Years for issuing postage stamps in
books aS well as sheets.
The daily news., 1900-02-19

w. S. Philpot, Albany, Ga. saws.
D. Wits Little Early RiSers did
me mole good than anv pills I ever
."nk. The famous little pills for
biliousness and liver
'hd bowel troubles. HaroiS' Phar-
macy, John Shepard, s. Kahn.
The daily news., 1900-02-19
ARTHTR W. Dunn.

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