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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-01-04

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LATEST NEWS a.
Ous
HORSESHOE
Honesty of IiIaIr q
to Correct Rem,
Fever ut scran,,.
Almost Frozen :,
Arrested ut Iirou
The statement n
on which the famo
tho Pennsylvania
had never been paH
ble discussion in n Ia
a
tary of Internal niN
tuned for informas w
l know" said ScsS
Pennsylvania Ralt'
caveat with the b ~
claiming the land
Bend is located On N
II the warrant Is b
1t will be, OF coure
legal obstructions. G
rate OF S26 per hu, 4
ta6lished 10y law. i
Involved. The Gin -
the same rate fornsss
water works are %
Horseshoe Bend. as
never patented abifh
State. The dlscoys W
patented was mad ,oI
OF Blair county, arb
for he at once iuiorl lep
The case will be nl
Ing OF the board and NJ,
that are convinclD, "a,
title to the propr,,s
Blair county suryey'
ties holding the las n'
clear and that thela,m
to anybody by the
dented. 1t is sal ad
throughout the S1,ht
ors have discove,ar,
have quietly kept "a
selves and had a /, r,
the land and sell ~
There is no fear tha
pnny and the city q "a
the land in qnestIa ~
proof is always girs,o
land. There are 10 II
especial piece Of r,
dreamed that the W
II clear title. Thgius
men is that the not.
fact that u survey "
been made. fn
wa
Cuban lie,eg i
Miss Name Du,
Mrs. James DuiTy ,y
Scranton, lies at To
fever OF the malarat
lleved to have cont,
who died u week =,
trooper In the Unit
and contracted VIII.
Cuban fever" si
broken in health a.
In n short time he .
December 10 he dis -
day, and that dayl wi
was stricken dowlly
Saturday he was ill
was one OF his pal ,a,.
stricken with the A.,
Name Duffy will
these cases the few
which caused the 4,
Moon,
United States l ~
some time been &
illegal manuiactur'o
ty. The Officers = u
arrest of Frank Nag q
zerne County. Mratt
the wild recesses d q
by the officers a isVtbe
discovered but Mal,er
occurred mt the hOl q
ut Browntown, wh.
hiding since his ~rr
Manley hnd a hear
Commissioner TayE
be taken to Philad we
ted States Court Ick
wherein Pike COulese
wv
stricken ,ha
While DR.. Chafipn
erick, was driving, q
patient, he discoyaiou
PROSTATE form q
roadside. The Filler
TO the Pottstown u
critically Ill from 'rrv
trouble. He Is
attended a revival 80
and was eyidenl ~
trouble on his way ~,
Three Trainmeh
A head-end coils -
with coke on the
Pennsylvania reSuI -
trainmen and thedkin
ears. The injut'
Rough, OF Scolldi. ac
head and face
George w. ReiIde 1
crushed and head III
liam Headrich, on ;
The Hes p
The failure oI
Hershey, the Go'a
confessed judgmel
gate to S39, 200 to nec
ther complicated nef
being issued aea.7h
a coal and lumber
ing
Hunter Ar1ttel
james Grinnea' ID re
Mend Run, Elk wh
himself while hnn',o u
place. Ho receiIea[lo
barrel shotgun lu'
two hours later M;
Teamster KiIl'1 =,
Robert Owens a.
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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-01-04
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Tho failure oI
Hershey, the Go'a
confessed judgmel =
gate to s39, 900 to nec
ther complicated nef
being issued ogaI1h
n coal and lumber
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-01-04

rn.aDl
For the last
al increase Of IN
number OF Gre'
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-01-04

James SchaelIu
Tor maltreating All III
The Conestoga hro
gin the erection @ q y
as right OF way l50it
now at work on T" ak
Calvin Keen "',Of
Burgess Dayldhg.la
to answer the cD' D'Aev
preferred by deO'' 'hat|
While Postma'po
Choice, was at~w,,
tainment, his h'W
about $40 stolen W.
rested, charged sr'
Mrs. NJ. E. chrI
emma, committed ,e'
arsenic. She hadpu
HELM.
years and was a" a"l3n<
bv her husband ,pel
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-01-04
Hunter Aqtteel

james Grinnea' d re
Mead Run, Elk wh
himself while hnD,,0 u
place. Ho receiyea[lo lo
barrel shotgun luD
two hours later M;
Tcamster hiIl0
Robert Owens a.
attempting to cr's..
Valley Railroad ~
by an express tr'' -
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-01-04

Consuinppa ~
New York vi
pagne during
greatest ever Rr
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-01-04
HORSESHOE

Honesty of RIair n
TO Correct Rem,
Fever ut Seran,.
Almost Frozen,..
Arrested ut lirov,
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-01-04

A head-end coils -
with coke on the y
PENNSYLVANIA resuI \
trainmen and thedkif
ears. The iniur'
Rough, OF ScoI'di: az
head and face
George w. ReiIde /
crushed and head III
liam Headrich, oiOit
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-30
CURES CONTAGIOUS
BLOOD POISON.
rRIAL TREArnr.Nr Fnrr.

II IS especially the doep-seatcd obsti.
nate cnses that b. y. 3. cures. II mat
tiers not u the doctors or patent medi
cines have failed 20 cure h. b. n mo.
tanie Blood balm) always promptly
reaches The poison and roots out ana
drains q from the system. heals every
sore or pimp.e, stops hair from falling
out, and cures tho disease 20 the svmp-
toms can never return.
Il. T.. d. cured X p. 3 Jones Al
Auia. Ca. Of contagious blood poiron T..
hid copper colorcd crupuons ali over
mo hody, offensive eruptions. plmples OK
cruciatinE aches and pains In bones ana
joints. falling % the hair. sore throat
mucous patches. His troubles rosisto.i
the treatment OF che most motel -
tors. yer be was completely cured by 49,,
bottles % Botanic Blood Balm. 03
bl. Robert Ward. Maxey. Ca suffercd
from secondary and tertiary blood no,-,,
race and shoulders a mass OF corr,n,,s',,
ana sores. eating into the skull homes.
eleven bottles % b. b. p. cornnletet,,
cured him II you have eczema. cnncc-
scroiula, risines. boiis. ulcers. then r. -
j. VIII make perfect cure. -
L1rEe bottles OF g. 3. b for s,to -.
nIussiets Tor 81. with complete dire
lions Tor home treatment Trial tre.t-
ment free by writing Blood Rain -
Atlanta. Ga. Describe your trn,,hla -
We VIII include FREQ personal medical 40
N4ee- iva s'v@ cures ~ d. y, b.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-30

fury are % bo matured in the pror--
of the ninctceuth Whether the 49,
OF men or the despotfsm OF tyran's 49,
be established on a permanent basis a..
subjects with which the womb OF ~.
present century rs pregnaut. Monar b,
has fallen with wpid celebrity. Hlerar /,
has expired ia Europe tn violent oou...
,-ions Liberty rational philosophy ana
Christian Catholicism have assumed tfss,
native dignity. Ia America the prosrs.-
Is peculiarly brilliant The people bs..r
20 think end 90 act, unawed by .se
threats Of monarchisss or she frowns ~
pricstly fanatics, they come forward Il.
a manly attitude Ia vindication OF Their
constitutional rights"
The Columbian Cenuner (spcllcd with
"a "CeD published "a Boston. contalne,l a
long doggerel entitled, THE Enlghteued
Eighteenth Century. or the Ago OF Rea
son" ia which every pubic man OF note
re- eived hack-handed compliment.
one OF the most interesting Of these cor
trlbutions 40 New Century Literature vraa
"a better to the Providence Gazette, signed
"A" which ends thus:
1T would b. pleasing % live one hun
dred years hence. tn order 90 see whst
changes will take place n any are ui..t
us who lived at the beginning OF s
past century a. must be an entertainner
Tor them 10 see the different state %
things ia 1901 from that OF the preseat
time Ii would. ] imagine be muea
more desirable object 10 live until the
year 1891. because greater change In tha
affairs OF the world seems TO be prOulis
ed"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-30

folded DIS general plan.
Brethren. an opportunity has again
presented itself for our church 10 distln-
uuish Itself H. q noble enterprise. I have
given the matter considerable thought
ana suggest for your consideration a plan
" hlch appeals 50 M hs calculated TO be
cmincnuy productive OF the best possible
results. ] would arrange for great fair
in the paflora Of the church and would
suggest series Of prizes OF considerable
intrinsic value, say. four or fvc. 20 he
awarded 20 our young people on the basis
Of the number Ok tickets sold. I doubt
not those PRICES would be gladly CON
tributed by he merchants Of the city l.
myself viii arrange that one. al least
shall be- worth not less than 80 let us
place the tickets az say % cents each. Tn
der the stimulus Of tho scheme ! have
suggested tho sales % our Young people
should reach $500 10 500. There ls cor-
tain o. be friendly rivalry among our
young people 90 make q record in this az
fair. ana the local press VIII doubtless
Eire us cordial support ana open its COLI
umns 90 as for any interesting matter
We may submit ia connection with the
enterprise"
10 was even as tho Senator predicted.
other business houses. inspired by the
Hon. Jededlah's generous example. fairly
outdld themselves To- Contributions. Tho
arsi prize. a somewhat Horribly decorated
vet of china. was soon atirscuve.y dis
pmyc3 la one Of the Emporium promi-
ncnt show windows. with the following
explanatory card.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-30
AT BIRTH OF OLD CENTURY.
CELEBRATED IN THE SANE SPIRIT
A. OF 100 YEARS LATER

Church bells Rang. Bonnres Fit the
sky, Newspapers Published Re
views. "Reminiscences, and Prophe-
cir-, and .sPro Bcao Pubiieo" Con-
tended in she Public Prints with
"Verftns" and "Judcx" as 90
whether the Century BeEnn ON
Jan. 4. 1901. or Jan. 1, 1sOi-Phila-
dcIphIa whooped IL IN for the
New E.rR-Extracts From Publica-
lions OF That Time.
IA an epo-h 70 strkingly singular a.
fhe present. what sensations crowd upon
the reaecting mind and how forcioly oc-
-lr tae questlons what was the situ-
anou 81 CHS country this day one hun
lrei year,, ago. And what is 20 now ?
Whore the deep silence OF the woods were
DISTURBED hy no sound but from the dread
savage and The WOLF aelds now smile
under rho plastic hand OF the cultivator
ana the groves reply in glad responses.
Ions mas this happy procession continue.
and may the commencement OF tho next
century. witness greater advancement
10 virtue. power aud glory than even the
Ast"-From tho Baltimore Federal
Gazette. Jan. 7, lsoL
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-30

Twentieth Century folk entered upon their
charitable scheme with enormous enthus-
iasm. and among the most active NOM
beers 90 the Young Peoples League was
MI James u Goodnow lie spid littlo
90 his fellow members in the league. hu-
TO old Mr. Ashton. tho treasurer az the
Universal Emporium Company, hc con-
fded his determination 10 win the nrst
prize.
you're not married. are your" In
quired Mr. Ashton.
mo. sir. Why"
what would you DO with that dinner
seq
80. I don't know could dispose or e
TO advantage for cash"
Look here" said Mr. Ashton. whose
love for "a bargain was proverblal ~ she
establishment 'Mr Bigg. as usual has
been made treasurer OF the Fair Com
mite but he turns an these matters over
% me. Now TN have an the reports OF
the sales by che various young people and
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-30

III be able 20 know exactly how you
an stand. II your sales are large enough
10 make your winning the nrss prize GER
tain IN give you S35 cash Tor your right"
Goodnow accepted the proposition on
the spo, and made a mental note OF an
intention 20 profit by an idea suggested
by the conversation. The fair was 20
open Monday and run through the week.
closing Saturday night with "a special pro-
gramme and distribution OF prizes. The
tickets were printed aud distributed ear
~ enough 10 allow almost month FOR
tho ticket sellers 10 skirmlsh for pur-
chascrs Goodnow seemed 20 meet with
phenomenal success. Al the end OF the
first week. when Ashton asked him how
he was getting on he smiled.
sold over two hundred thus far"
Two hundred, Goodness me, you're a
hustler The best report I've had Is q
hundred and ten. by Superintendent Swan
OF the High School. He iec,ured 20 the
pupils on the hrc, painted graphic pic
turo OF It's horrors. and arranged for them
10 get their tickets OF him"
"GoodIdea," observed the young man?
by the'way. Mr. Ashton. I've got 500 In
silver IN bag in my. desk. ia like 70
put q in the safe. My Ig'
Certainly us better there"
II wonder" vcnturcd Gooduow. with
some heNttAhcY as ne returned win the
sack OF coin, Il wonder n you'd mind ox-
changing these Tor bills? III put them IN
an envelope with my name on a. Ia
Ike 10 keep the proceeds separate until
I've finished-just as a matter OF curios-
ity."
'"rhars al right" assented Ashton am
iahly Count 'cm out"
james poured out heap 81 quarters.
halves and dollars. stacked them up IN
little piles. aud when Ashton had verified
che count. lock che 800 IA notes which
the Old gentleman handed him and en-
closed them IN an envelope. which was
laid away la tho safe.
wen need a lot Of change while the
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-30

II 70 medicine for weak "o'Ne'-
purely vegetable medicine ana can
taken by the most delicate. Kidney Dla-
eases. Rheumatism AID an diseases OF me
Blood. stomach and nerves soon slea'i''D
to its wonderful effects upon the human
system. Thousands Of people ln Georgia
recommend g. Price 3ioo
QUAKER PAIN BALM IS the medicine
that tho Quaker Doctor made al OF bis
wonderful quick cures with. LIS new
and wonderful medicine for Neuralgia
Toothache Backache. Rheumatism
spra.us. Pain IN Bowels, On fact, ali pain
can be relieved by g. Price 15e ana 5ec.
QUAKER WHITE WONDER SOAP, a
indicated sosp Cor the skln. sea p ana
complexion. Frce l0c cake.
QUAKER HEALING sALNE. vege-
table ointment Tor the cure o. letter. &C.
zema and eruptions Of the skin. Price
l0c a box
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-30
BEING NEIGHBORLY.
Women Know How in the MininE
Districts of the Far West

group OF women were discussing
their various preferences as 20 aliopathio
and homeopathic remedies and treat
ment when ono OK the number remarked
that she had a good dead OF faith in tho
old-fashioned. homemade onion poultice
The speaker was known 20 BE the wife
of young Englishman % aristocrauc
family. but who had suffered reverses Of
fortune. lie came to America. and Tor a
timc he and his wife ran miners board
house la Colorado. Their hep consist
ed Of TWO Chinese servants. The nearest
woman was Ia a similar settlement ten
miles distant They were fifty miles from
the nearest railway station. and one hun
drcd miles from tho nearest doctor Their
vocation and environment were novel for
peopie brought up ia a life OF leisure and
luxury.
one day the young clearinghouse mis-
tress fen very sick. To send a hundred
miles Tor doctor seemed a great un-
dortaklng aside from the delay and cX-
penso So a messenger on horseback WIS
sent in haste for the nearest woman
nelghhor ten miles or. And ~ last the
sufferer. looking from her window. caught
an interesting glimpse Of an old woman
hack. clothed IN loose calico wrapper,
sitting astrldc the horse, her speciacles
bobbing on her nose az every gIllop, and
he'd gray hair flying In the wind. PEG
ME knew how TO be ncighborly out there.
The old woman drew her horse up az
Inc door with a jerk. quickly dismountcd
and rushed in with CHEEKY greetings 20
,be patient when she took In the sltua-
lion she strongly advocated an onion poul-
tlcc and set about its preparation, say
ing:
"Wheu an onion noulucc won't work.
tben irs time to send for the doctor"
But the onion poultice proved ehcctiVe.
and the elderly hcncfactrcss set on once
moro on horseback 90 attend 20 her own
household duties The young Euglishman
80 sticccssfui in the West. and he and
hie wife now have abundant means BUT
Inc former boarding mistress has not for
80, tbe plcturc OF the old woman ily-
Ing to her on horseback, or the virtues
OF that onion pouuce.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-30
rnn COURT or GENERALIZATION
II L. Held ny the German Emperor
ON New Years Day.

ON New Years Day.
The Observance OF the nrst day Of the
year-New Year with exchange Of gifts
dates from old Roman times. So costly
were the presents during che time Of the
Caesars that they were a great source
Of profit to the emperors and quite bur
densome to their subjects.
Several hundred years ago. In England.
4 was customary for the nobility to send
purses OF gold 10 the King, New Years
gifts between friends were called zeina.
In the courts OF European royalty New
Years is a grcat day. All the monhfchs
begin the day by attending church. ar
erward. they receive che dignltaries o.
church. state. army ana diplomatic corps
Even his little Majesty Of spain must 80
through this ordeal.
At the Russian capital. tho princes OF
che imperial family. pcrsounE's OF the
court functionarics and servants OF the
palace come Ga regular order 90 present
their homage aud good wishes 10 the En-
peror who. kisses al the members Of his
family. and an The high officials three
times according 90 the Russian fashion
People meeting IN the street IN RUSSIA
on New Years kiss each other. whether
who have been kissed by the Car are
permitted 20 kiss the hand OF the En-
press The ceremony OF hand kissing
was suppressed for time. but re-estab-
lished a few years ago under the reign
Of Alexander III.
Jan. is a great day I'm Bcrlin-the day
for che Court OF Cougratulation which Is
held by the Emperor aud Empress. Early
IA abe morning the streets near the Roy
Al schloss are crowded with people. all
waiting TO see the state carriages Of the
ambassadors. princes and mobiles who are
on their way 20 attend the Court OF Con-
graduation.
This ceremony is preceded by short
I service Ia the Castle Chapel All the
princes and Processes come to this court
I as we'll as an those who have the orivi-
/ lsRe OF attending court festivities. 50 that
il Is a very long ana rather fatiguing al
/ fair. especially for the Empress ana her
I ladies. During the next few weeks all
the great court festivities take place, AMI
there Is constant succession or court
and private galties.
In China, the New Year rej0icings ex-
ssnds over three weeks. during which
time little or no busih-rs g. transacted
The Chinaman endeavors 20 start the
new year free OF debt. and all obligations
are discharged before the close o. the old
year. ana a fresh supply Of charms Is
laid in At midnight. a general discharge
OF crackers and fireworks usher IN thc
New Year, the houses are decorated with
flowers and lanterns and family parties
are in order.
Much the same programme IS carried
out In Japan. where everyone appears IN
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-30
MERRY CHRISTMAS
FROM
SANTA CLAUS.


While be was gazing at the lmpudent
letters and fairly choking with rage a
quietly dressed stocklly- built man with
a smoothly-shaven face aud a high bald
forehead was ushcred in.
Excuse me. Mr. Ashton, FOR interrupt
ing sou. I'm Capt Seaoomh. govern
ment officer The Suh-Treasury re Gin.
eunau has been getting a good deal o.
lad silver in its remittauces from the
Blggville banks and I found al one Of
them here more than twenty dollars "a
spurious coin In a sack deposited b.
your establishment this morning"
Then tho real situation flashed upon
Ashton lie brought from tho safe severa.
small haas Of coin ana passed a handful
70 the officer. VINO, glass IN hand. made
a careful scrutiny OF a number Of them.
bad" he remarked sentenuously.
Where did YOU get them
The story Of Young Mr. james Good
now was briefly told. punotuated by a
few sharp inquiries from the Treasury
Agent when they came 20 the dummy
package incident he smiled grimly.
Angel face. blue eyes7' he asked.
That's him"
Jimmy Hardnut AZ II again"
Making a rapid note OF Gooinow's al.
dress the officer rose.
Where's the nearest telegraph Office p
Right az the railway station, You
pass there in going up 20 Goodnow' =
BOARDING house"
Five minutes later. as he stood writing
a brief message az the station. Capt Sea-
conn glanced through the open door Just
as a young man with a small leather
satchel moved toward the sleeper OF the
express tsat haC pulled IA a moment be-
fore
''This IS my lucky day" the captain
muitcrcd.
Tho message was not finished. stepping
quickly 10 the platform he overlook the
young man with the bag as he entered
The body Of the car.
Excuse me" lie laid q OBTAINING han'i
on the young mans shoulder. turning him
partly around An angel face with big
blue eyes met his.
Merry Christmas. Jimmy Here's a nice
pair o. bracelets fog yon. Get OF wstA
me"
What Jimmy said viii not bear repeat
Ing. Row be e doing his fourth term for
counterfeitnE years this time. and
the opening Of that Broadway ONCE has
been indefinitely postponed.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-30
,,pcrsT raIsoN N TIVE WORLD.
Located In France and n Model In
ENcrN nespect.

From the l<lilNNN Ia AfAff'es
Frances new prison a. Fresncs, some
,ieh, miles from Paris. Is the largest "a
,he word. II takes the place ~ three oid
prisons. A. situated in a healthy district
ana covers. with iis main buildings. now-
or gardens aud villa residence Of officials
over half a square mile.
The prison. unlike our penitentiaries. Is
not built on the star plan, but consists Of
nve rectangular blocks. one Of which rs
the innrmary. The plan Is tho cellular
aud the number Of cells reaches the huge
Total Of .Sa4. AZ. however. aceommoda-
ton q providd on the association sys-
tenn Tor 100 privileged prisoners. the total
criminal capacity OF the Fresncs prison s.
. e.l As a sauiturium Tor the criminal
Fresnes is unique As bis or her present
home "a boasts the proud record of being
only half fun OF crime, or 20 least punish
mcnt by imprisonment Tor crime, SIS dimin-
ishing Ia France.
The system al Frcsnes SIS interesilur-
possibly it II worthy Of imitation The nu-
thoritles believe "a fresh air and sunshine
those sworn foes % the mlerobe aud
friends Of health Hence. as already stat
Cd the prison iE model Eanitarum
Otherwise the criminal Is gently odu-
Gated He works al some trade and can
purchase from the proceeds Of hia work
extra food and personal requirement
with the exception Of tobacco. when the
prisoners so 10 worship which is no, COM
puisory. or 20 school" which IS. they
wear hoods 80 as 10 prevent mutual
recognition on release 10 some Of The
workshops this rule does not obtain The
reason for this apparent Inconsistency q
NOT clear.
Even the officials receive instruction on
such subjects as the prevention q crime
ana prison discipline. and aa a result OF
ths the excellent Idea OF the whole prisol
u admirably carried out. \ final feature
Of Fresnea Il the severe simplicity OF its
architecture compared with the barouial
style Of many Of our prisons