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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-09-09


Miss Molhe Seylar returned 10
the Pension Office at Pittsburg
Tuesday.
Amos Seville lost a valuable
horse last Sunday due to an at
tack of collie.
Mr.. C. S. wilkinson, during
his visit to the Eastern Shore last
week, purchased a valuable farm.
Miss Mae Long, of Newport,
Pa, is visiting her niece Mrs.
Chas. E. Barton.
Divine service at ST. Paul's
next Sabbath morning and even.
ing at the usual hours; at Big
Cove Tannery in the afternoon.
While George Mills If Union
township did not land the Assocl-
te.judgeshlp, he has just finish
ed gathering crop of 713 bushels
of buckwheat.
Rev. Baugher will preach next
Sunday at 10 a. IN. at Oakley; at
3p IN. at Cedar Grove, and 7:45
p. m. at Antioch.
A set of good second. hand SIN.
glestrap breast collar driving
harness in good repair for sale
cheap at John S. Harris's, Nc.
Connellsburg.
Harry Dalbey went to Phlla.
delphia Tuesday morning, where
he accepts a position in a drug
store, and will take a course in
pharmacy.
New advertisements
r. S. Patterson, McConnells.
burg.
Clay Park, Three Springs.
Washington County Bank.
Read them.
A "Revival Meeting" will be-
gin near Ditch Run school house
Tuesday night, September Is, at
8 o'clock and continue over the
third Sunday and, perhaps, ten
days.-REv. S. l.. BAUGHER.
The Borough schools opened
Monday with an attendance of
thirty six in Miss Greathead s
school, twenty seven in Miss
Logue's, twenty.one in Mr.. Wi.
ble's, and twenty-four in Mr..
Thomas's.
Miss Ethel Hays, who had been
visiting her parents here, left
Tuesday morning for Philadel-
phia, where she will spend a
month or more in a wholesale
millinery establishment prior to
her return to Everett.
Saturday, September 1T.
E. Fleming, administrator will
sell at the late residence of James
L. Kerlin, deceased, live stock,
farming implements, hay, &c
Sale begins at 10 o'clock. Credit
6 months.
DR.. Albert Hill Fontaine, the
eye specialist of Washington, d.
c., will be at the following places
on the dates mentioned; AT the
Green Hill House, Sept. 14th and
18th; at Pleasant Ridge, Sept. 16
and 18th, and at Needmore, Sept.
18th and until 12 o'clock noon of
the 10Th. Examinations free.
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WORKING OVERTIME.

Eight hour laws are ignored by
those tireless, little work ers--
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Mil.
lions are always at work, night
day, curing indigestion, bilious
uess, constipation, SICK headache
and all stomach, liver and bowel
troubles. Easy, pleasant, safe,
aud sure. Oolv 2ic at all drug
stores.
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Notice.

All persons who bought from
me last spring trees from the R.
G. Chase & Co. nurseries, are re.
quested to notify Ralph Reed,
McConnellsburg, if any of the
trees did not grow.
S. NJ. ROBINSON.
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To Cure q Cold In One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money If 1t fails to cure. E.
W. Groves signature is on each
box 25c.
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500 Reward

VIII be paid for information that
will lead to the arrest and conviction
of the person or persons who on the
night of Aug. 20, 1903, took my buggy
from the shed and destroyed it by fire
Mrs. MARGARET j. MELLoTT,
Sept 0, 1903. 81. Pleasant Ridge, Pa.
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LOST.
S. NJ. ROBINSON,

Lady's solid gold, hunting case
watch, bearing the initials M. G.
b., was lost at Crystal Springs
campmeeting. A liberal reward
will be paid for return of same to
this office.
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Register and Clerks Notice.

Notice IS hereby given that the following
named accountants have filed their accounts
In the Register and Clerks Office OF Fulton
county Pa, and tmat the same will be present
ed TO the Orphans Court OF said county for
confirmation on Monday the 5th day OF. OctO-
ber next being the first Monday
!. First and final account of Jesse Is snyder
administrator of the estate of Jonathan B
Snyder. late of Thompson township, deceased.
. The account OF Martha waltz, adminlstra-
trix OF the estate OF John Walt late Of Belfast
township, deceased
g. The account OF Mary j. Anderson. admin
lstratriX OF the estate OF Jonathan Anderson
late OF Taylor township, deceased,
T. First and hnal account OF Luema Garlick
surviving executor OF Abram Garlck late OF
Brush Creek township, deceased.
B. First and hnal account OF $. Yves ey Kirk
administrator OF the estate OfIephtha Moats.
late OF Thompson township, deceased.
q, First and final account OF II = Daniels.
Esq, administrator of the estate OF John Dan
iels late OF Licking Creek township, deceased.
Z. First and final account o. " L. Speer
executor OF the last viii sc OF Elizabeth Hess
late OF Licking Creek township, deceased
&. First and final account OF b. W. Peek ex-
ecutor OF the last will &c, of Wm. II Hess,
late OF Thompson township, deceased.
GEORGE A. HARRIS.
Register & Clerk.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

Notice is hereby given. that letters of ad-
ministration on the estate of Amos Wink late
OF Brush Creek township. Fulton CUun-
~. deceased. having been granted TO the un-
dersgned, by the Register Of Eult
county, Notice is hereby given 70 all persons
indebted to said estate to make immcdigtepay
mentS, and those having claim agaiuS the same
to present them TO the undersigned, duly ati-
thenticuted for settlement,
RACHEL WINK, AdmX,
Aug. T. '03 Locust Grove pa.
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FARM FOR SALE

situated one mile east of McUOnue. .lsburg.
Pa. extending to LUudOu pike. combining
2A5 ACRES, A LARGE NEW NANk HAIRS,
has lately been added to the improvements
The farm is admirably adapted fOI ~tpCl, pur-
chaser.
Address the owner
DANIEL GILBERT
ChambeTsburg, Pa.
Parties wishing TO visit the premises inquire
of
W. H. NELSON
McCOuuciSVurg. Pa.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that have nled IN
the onice OF the Secretary Of Internal Affairs
at Harrisburg an application for warrant for
~ acres, more or less. Of unimprOved vacant
land situate in Belfast township, Fulton coun-
ty, adjoining lands of Joseph h. MeIott on the
west William Kelner on the north c. w. Mel
lott on the east ana j. + Mckee 90 the south.
GEO " MEII.OTT.
Sept .. 1903 GEN. Pa
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YOUR SCHOOL TAX.
Pay II in Time, and Save the Percent
age. When TO Do II.

age. When to Do II.
All school tax paid on or before
October |, an abatement of per cent,
will be allowed. From October |, to
November l, the full face OF the tax
must be paid; after November l, five
per cent. will be added and unpaid
taxes placed in constable's hands.
The following shows the time and
places to meet the treasurers in the
districts that have their notices print
ed at this office.
McCONNELLSBURG.
John A. Irwin, treasurer, will re-
ceive the school tax for the Borough
at his store, at any time during busi-
ness hours.
LICKING CREEK.
/, w. Schooley, treasurer, for the
purpose OF receiving the tax of Lick
ing Creek township. will sit at DR..
Hoops from A. NJ. to =. NJ, on
Tuesday, September 20; Harrisonville
from TO II in the forenoon Of Wednes.
day September 30; and in the after
noon of the same day from l to
O'Clock, at Saluvia.
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IT CLAY PARKS, TnREE SPRINGS. PA.

At CLAY PARKS. THPEE SPRINGS, PA.
Eggs, IS cts per dozen.
Butter, IA cts per pound.
Wheat, so cts per bushel.
Rye, Is cts per bushel.
Oats, 40 cts per bushel.
Chickens, old or young 10 cts
per pound.
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MILLINERY.

We still have a few Hats and
Trimmings which we will close
out below cost. Come and see,
and be convinced that you can get
hats as low as 20 Cents.
Mrs. A +. LITTLE.
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FARM FOR SALE.

The undersigned will offer al public sale his
farm containing il2 ACRES 30 of which is
EXCELLENT WOODLAND Farm lies 10
miles north OF Knobsville, between the Huston
town and Fort Littleton roads The improve
mentS include TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE
large barn, well OF elegant water and all
necessary out buildings. Terms to suit pur-
chaser
DAVID BRUBAKER
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LimeklIn Wood For Sale.

a nice lot of pine limekilu wood
for sale cheap. See
A. M. SEVILLE,
McConnellsburg, Pa.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that letters testament
AIRY have been granted to the undersigned upon
the estate OF samuel Sccrst late of Thompson
township, Fulton county. Pa. deceased.
Any persons having claims against said estate
will present them properly authenticated for
settlement, and those owing the same VIII please
call and settle.
JOHN 4. SECRIST, Plum Run Pa.
CHARLES f. SECRtST Sylvan, Pa.
Executors.
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Register and Clerks once.

TRIAL ,.IST.-l.ist OF eau,es for TriaI at
i October Term, 1903 IN the Court at Com
mon Pleas OF Fulton County, Pennsylvania. ls'
Monday, 9th day.
PLAINTIFFS. DEFENDANTS.
DR.. VIM. F. Trouts Ex.
ecutorr The President Mana
gers ava Company Of
the WayntshO Green
castle and MeTCersb uTg
Turnpike Road
W, l.. MOsbey, Va. Frank Z. McClaiu.
Hillary Foster. vs., T.. W. MoClAiu
j. b. Nail. vs.. Ord Childers
Nj. NJ. Dreibelb'ss for
the use OF The McCon-
nellsburg Water Com
pany, vs. The Burgess and Town
Council OF the Borough
of McCOnnellsbuTg,
Pr0thy's ONCE, GEO. A, HARRIS,
Sept 7, 1908 PrOthonotary.
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their hearers have starved for lack Of
the bread OF life
1t has been repeatedly affirmed, and,
| believe. never successfully contradict
ed, that the Apostle Paul has had
hundred times as much to do with
shaping the crceds OF Christendom as
Jesus himself has had. The Apostle
was a great philosopher and probably
the greatest Christian the world has
seen, but if the above statement is true,
he has still had an influence too great
when measured by the matchless doc
trincs of his Master.
believe that the rcsolutc dctermina-
ton to get back to the simple teaching
Of Jesus will result in making religion
ineligible to many who are bcfoggcd,
and will, at the same time, promote
quiet godliness.
Fortunately for as this demand for
the essentials, the simple words OF
Jesus can better be met today than
ever before. and for this reason: Dur
ing the past generation there has been
deeper and more painstaling research
by scholars than ever As many man
uscripts, tablets, etc, bearing on the
Bible. were found during the last hall
century as had been found before dur
ing the Christian era. Not only that,
but all the manuscripts have been cX-
amined by scholars who were better
qualified for their task than those who
went before them. These scholars have
carried temper into their work, too,
that, while giving us at times uneasi-
ness, has resulted at last in increasing
our confidence in the Words Of Life"
If the democratic idea, that LAYS large
stress upon the individual, that is
sweeping round the world, and the sci
entiic spirit, that calls everything into
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taught about nature, about life, about
death, about sin, about the devil, about
heaven. about hell, about rites and GER
emonies, about the Sabbath; what Wor-
ship is; what prayer is; temperance,
judging Others sympathy, forgiving in
iuries, rights of labor and capital, hold
ing property, socialism, etc.
This short list will give an idea of the
character of the task that | set before
myself. but is not intended to give a
complete list of subjects that | shall
treat, it being thought best to leave
some latitude for choice in the selec-
ton OF themes as the work progresses.
1t is next to impossible to treat the
teachings Of Jesus without treating
more or less fully His life and times
What He taught was i'll large measure
the result. not OF philosophc thought,
but Of His practical experience. He
first incarnated Truth and then pro
claimed it.
Our study, then ought to be helpful
not only in bringing out clearly the
teaching Of the Matchless Teacher, but
also in refreshing our minds with the
incidents in the Lie of Lives.
These sermons will be preached
from week to week from the Trinity
pulpit to my own congregation, where
| trust that real good will be done, but
in addition to this they will be publish
ed in both The Daily and Weekly OF
The Atlanta Constitution, which have
combined circulation of $4,000. In
this way perhaps even larger good will
be accomplished The pulpit is great
factor in Our modern civilization but
the newspaper goes each week to mil
lions Of readers that are denied church
privileges To speak to the hundreds
of thousands Of readers of this great
southern newspaper every week for
year is at once a great opportunity and
a great responsibility. It is my sincere
desire to discharge my task in man
ner that will be acceptable to my Mas
ter. and conducive to the furtherance
of His cause. Fl. S. BRADLEY.
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question, have, on the one hand, les
sened the authority of priests and coun-
ellis, they have, on the other hand, given
flrmer grasp on the great funda
mentals Of truth, Righteousness and
goodness they have brought the words
OF Jesus to the worlds attention as
never before, and this is a wholesome
result
1t seems that the time then, is ripe
to take the discourscs Of Jesus and dis
play the connected and symmetrical
system OF truth which he taught. 1t is
believed that series Of sermons, hon
estly conceived, that will extend for
about one year, will, notwithstanding
their imperfection, at least contribute
to the end desired in answering the
question, 'What IS Christianity as
Christ Taught IT.
In order to know this it will be nee
essary to know the circumstances TN
der which Jesus spoke and the local
color Of His words, and then, also, to
translate as far as possible those words
into modern speech, and apply them to
modern conditions.
Jesus touched life at practically every
point and bis teaching is correspond
ingy broad He dealt, not only with
matters commonly recognized as relig-
ious, but also with those regarded as
outside the sphere OF piety.
This study will deal with the great
fundamentals Of Christianity, the
ROYAL Law and How to use it, Moral
Standards of Christ contrasted with
Standards of Judaism, Prominent Fea
lures Of the Kingdom OF God, etc.
These will embrace such subjects tor
sermons as: What Jesus taught about
God what He taught about man; what
He taught about Woman; what He
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mcrsed in the myriad details of our
complex civilization, have grown i'm
patient with much of the weaving of
theological spinners. They are saying:
II It requires an octave volume to de-
fine faith and a library to make plain
the way OF salvation, then, we are
gone"
When Jesus was here the common
people heard him gladly and they are
ready to hear him again A wise
teacher cannot afford, and does not
wish, to disregard this demand for the
simple words OF life. Indeed. he wei
comes the wholesome and tonic atmos-
phere that is produced by the great
popular demand. If the air is electric
with demands for simple truth, the
preachers sentences should snap.
In answer to this call there will come
a clarified teaching that will tone down
denOminational differences and soften
scctar!an asperities The differences Of
UNCONVENTIONAL creeds have not sprung
from different interpretations of the
words Of Jesus, but from hair-splitting
over matters which Jesus regarded as
sufficiently unimportant to warrant His
silence. Who ever heard of a man
tried for heresy because he did not be-
licve what Jesus said?
Proportionately, too great emphasis
has been laid upon words Of some scrip
ture writer's who had not the gift of
luciditv of statement as Jesus had it,
theological teachers have too often fat
tened on the philosophic statements
that are hard to be understood" while
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enters the doors Of scores Of thousands Of such homes
and its columns eagerly devoured by the reading
members of the family.
To them a strong, instructive, simple sermon-easy
read and easy to understand-appealng to faith and
tempting to trial will prove God-send whose valuc
none but angels arithmetic calculate.
this instnctively religious class OF readers that
DR. Bradlcy's sermons will appeal and it is primarily to
supply their simple spiritual needs that The Constitution
will provide them for the year to
THE MILITANT LIFE
The Constitution believes that this is essentially an
age when men demand the facts in the case They
do stand in tradition much their fathers used
do They know, what Paul planted
and "Apollos watercd, but what did Jesus say do
under conditions analogous with yours and mine of to-
day The life Of Christ the militant life OF the world
All other names and careers wanc and lose exemplar-
generations pass His alone increases and today
no other name is authoritative with than
His.
THE ZEAL TO KNOW HIM!
Otherwise no man can account for the tremendous
zeal OF the active and civilized men Of the world
know more about Him The poor are everywhere ap-
peang by His name The proetarat is conjuring by
His equities Inexperienced Statesmen use His prn-
cples as their first justification their final argument
Labor demands that His words be fulfilled in legislation
and government The socialist says he searching for
Him and the capitalist appeals to His parallels for the
protection of his practices Everywhere
eager ito know the mind OF Christi!
IS 1T WORTH WHILE?
The Constitution thinks ii is worth while to engage
and encourage the services of great Christian disciple
and expounder such Dr. Bradley aiding its readers
to better understanding OF the great and changeless
truths of "Christanty Taught by Christ
Each sermon will be in itself complete DISCOURSE
The series will be as necklace of rounded per
feet pearls The story from oreword finish will be
Christology of immense value.
Nor will this be the only series. Truth bears nspec-
ton from side and The Man called The Christ"
will be treated by other great preachers of other
churches in future series like the about be in
augurated.
The Constitution has entered upon propaganda of
wears confident that can contribute greater good
its constituency and Christian progress than to connu-
o1sv present Jesus and His Principles the study Of
men as the divine ethics of equity and the only eternal
standard of righteousness.
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in America Whether we speak of the home
or the school, the lawyers office the statesman's
study. the farmers porch the preachers pulpit
know Of scores Of thousands in every calling and
who weekly look the columns OF The Constitution for
The data and discussions that will surely keep them
abreast OF the discoveries and progress OF modern lie
THE HOME LIFE.
Because the American Home is the cell-life Of the
American republic the nesting place OF patriotic virtues
and the grading place of citizenship of whatever char
acter the kindergarten OF the manhood and womanhOod
OF a conquering nation, The Constitution has
always put supreme emphasis upon such literature as
would help TO strengthen the house bonds stimulate
reverence tor the rOoftree. to make happiness the
hearthstone and graduate from the homestead the
ters and matrons Of virile and virtuous people.
IN AGRICULTURE
Knowing full well the primary significance to the
ton OF widely dffused industrious and prosperous
agricultural population The Constitution has
catered more completely and confidently the farmers
homes of the country than perhaps to any OF their
ncighbors.
We confess to have done this carefully because Of the
limitations which farming necessarily puts upon its
votaries preventing that they should enjoy the
recreations and educations of town and city
munties BY supplying their lack in those particulars
The Constitution has the satisfaction of know
ing that its efforts have been appreciated and now enjoy
a popularity
THE INDUSTRIAL ADVENT.
When the evolution first began in the south to mix
manufacturing and industrial interests proportion
ally with those Of planting and politics The Consti-
tuton as is famousy known, by the face
and fascinating pen of the amened Grady injected into
the spinal column of southern courage the first strong
stimulants of hope and endeavor.
The splendid progress of three decades of industrial
increment making the manufactures OF the south worth
more in money value annually than all its agricultural
products is a result in the making of which The Con-
stituton must hold conspicuous place OF
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BY great newspaper in endeavor to carry out con
sstent Christian educational scheme.
Beginning with the first week in October The Constr
tuition will publish weekly series OF sermons on
CHRISTIANITY AS TAUGHT BY CHRIST.
These sermons covering period OF about year, will
be prepared and preached at the suggestion OF The Con-
SttutOn BY
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HE CONSTITUTION.

He CONSTITUTION, in it's constant search
for those things that will prove Of most in
terest and value to its large constituency, has
purposed to neglect no field in which mental
endeavor is making progress for the better
ment of humanity.
We believe The Constitution possesses to-
day as large and serious minded body OF read
ers as is reached by any other one newspaper
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\ the restless theological age
in which we live, the most
prominent and hopeful sign
is the call for greater sim
plicity. Back to Christ
has been, and is still, the
one clear rallying cry.
We are living in a busy
world. Men and women,
who find them selues I'M
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A SWEEPING SUMMARY.

of the past volumes of The Constitution, are con-
vnced will sustain the common verdict that this paper
has time neglected the vital interests of its readers
From its towers the whole broad, checkered field of
literature arts, sciences, industries and professions has
been carefully kept in view and every appearance
sionalled.
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a GREAT NEW DEPARTURE

announced for the further profit of the readers of
the daily and weekly editions Of The Constitution This
time the new field be entered and exploited is "new"
only in the that has before been occupied