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The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1903-04-28
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- 1 feel it my duty to write a few words
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writes Mrs. Minnie Richmond. of Howard
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scians receiving little help. Two years ago
was taken so bad that l could not do my
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months. but got no better then wrote to
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voriie Prescription. two vials Pleasant
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one year
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ite Prescription because of its remarkable
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try DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
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The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1903-04-28
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The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1903-04-28
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. knew when they
were engaged and
every one pretended
: to be surprised when
they heard IL was sud
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was first said she had
broken il of. then that
his heart had changed.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1903-04-28

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Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-10
S3,OOO
hTHE BARBOUR NINE
.ev' Baseball Team to Compete Witt
 the Reds.
IS INSTITUTED

.ev! Baseball Team to Compete Witt
 the Reds.
 The one thing which the city has ,een attempting to do deSultorily fo long time was accomplished yeste.- -ay by Henry r. Barbour yesterday with one stroke of the pen. Ano that was nothing more or less than nls all-powerful signature to a check. which rendered possible the existence D. an indepenuent baseball team 10 give battle to the Bisbee Reds on the local diamond. The new team is be- iEg rapidly organized. with some splendid material at hand. and will challenge the ReGs sas soon as their equipment comes and they have had q little practice. There are some star players in Bisbee who are unknown in local baseball annals, and. the en- counters between the new nine and the Reds will be fraught with good playing and "blud." In thankfulness to MT Barbour. not only for his most recent generosity, but also for his kindness in providing such a magnin- cent athletic ground for the Bisbee public such as that at Don Luis, the nine will be called the "Barbours. F. Nj. Hill has been selected to cap tain and manage the team.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-10
THE BLACK FACES.

Of course you're going! Every one else is, that's sure. We mean to the minstrel performance which is to De given under the auspices of the Cath oiic ladies Of Blsbee for the benefit of ,ae Catholic church of this city. Over
 our hundred tickets have already been disposed of. Every chilt occu pying a seat must have ticket, ano -here are no reserved seats. A very efficient corps of ushers will attend to he seating of the audience. The cur ain will rise promptly to time, which nas been set at SIS. There is a good reason for being on time, too. All ne jokes which Riney" Rhinehart
 ne interlocutor has dug up from all the Aver and Hood Amanacs and pol '!shed over in the Copper Queen ma thine shops till you wouldn't recog. nize them, are to be sprung at the Fery rise of the curtain. Better girth yourselves up closely, and wear your widest clothes, for the buttons will fly when the end men get to -"doing ,Eings. !" @@
 If the ladies at work on this enter tsinment don't nave all the loose change in Bisbee in those little bags
 hey carry round nowadays with long chains, then we are no prognostica tcrs. The cause is one that ought to .c 6 purse iooseEcr, and !Ae bland smiles of the bewitching committee of fair Bisbee ladies is sure to make The shop-keepers go looking for change the day after"
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-10

It has just been arranged by the Bis bee Athletic Club to have a big tug of-war tournament in Mason's Opera House from December If to the 18th inclusive. an event which promises to be one of the most notable ever nei- in the territory. Plans have been ID the course of preparation for some time. and have been at aast perfected. They are very generous in esery de tail, and the five-day eyest vHl be the sporting event of the month. The first prize will ba4250 and the second $75. while the entrance fees of $10 will be added purses. It is planned to have two pulls each night, with the winning team participating in each event The tournament will be conducted under the national rules. and it will be a notable affair in every way.
 While a great deal of secrecy has been maintained about the affair, it was only for the purpose of feeling the pulse of possible contestants. and it was only when it was absolutely certain that a large number of teams would enter that the matter was talk en up definitely. L. A. Brown has been in charge of the affair, and has brought matters to a successful con clusion
 It is expected that Douglas. Naco. Cananea, Clifton and Globe wiil have representative teams here for the tournament, and a particular feat ure of the occasion will be the teams of all nations which will compete The Irish and German teams are al ready in course of formation, ard sev- cral men have been selected for the allAmericans. To these will be add ed a Scandinavian and Slayonfc tear md it is probable that the Latins will also enter the event. These last will 1e composed of Mexicans, Spaniards, French and Itallans.
 There is a great deal of interest be ing manifested in the tournament, and there win undoubtedly be standing soon only signs hung out ih thesOp- era House that night Other "details IS they are perfected will be anhoanc ed through the columns of this pa per.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-10

The football team will go into active practice this afternoon for the big Thanksgiving game.
 Halfback Rockwell sustained a se- rious injury to his shoulder in the In- dian game which may keep him, of the ,gridfron for the balance of the season
 Most of the boys are pretty gore hoth physically and mentallynafter the game of Saturday. They are not saying much, but from the set of their jaws and the gIint in their eyes there will be some good Indians" after the Thanksgiving game.
 Baseball is booming. An independ- ent team is being organized and will challenge the big nine. Some hot times will be seen on the diamond in the near future
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-10
AL sTUMPF LEAVES.
An Old Review Nan TsGIss Up a New
 Cccssnation.

An Old Review Nan TsGkss Up New
 Occupation.
 Al F. Stump1. who has been so sat lsfactoriiy covering loe46 for the Re view fors-some time past, has left the atpioy Of this paper to enter new ield of work. He is at present iGenti- fed with B. J. O'ReilIy & Co.,. where 'is hustling abilities, his geniality, his good fellowship. and his allrcund abilities will do much to bring this en- terprising firm to the front. MT. Stumpf carries the best wishes of with him. He has proven himself a capable man in many difficult posi- tions always the same accommodate ing and painstaking worker.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-10
SPECIAL NOTICE.

All changes in and new Display ad- vertising for The Sunday Review must be in this office before 6 o'clock Fri day evenings to receive atten,.on. Any display advertising sent in after the above hour, received only at ad- yertisers' risk of change.
 Classified advertisements anG b. cal reading notices received until 10 p. m. Saturdays.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-10
S30O
UP AGAINST IT.
sisyOr mu'Sneaoc New Resideucs
 Within Fire Limits.

Don't put on the roof, Mayor Muir
 iAad! Your pitch pine house IS vi h. n the city fire limits. and you na,e performed an act rendered. Ille-8 V The city ordinance signed by your- self which went into effect five weens ago. IL might De contagious in case of fire. and YOU wouldn't have that, of course. The line was run !estet- day, anc ycu are at least 400 feet in- side of the lime
 f'i om the west side of Sam Highs residence due southwest to the city limits. That's the record in the city clerks office. A complaint lacks but signature to make it operative-so keep the roof of
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-10
BIG SUBURB OF. SAN DIEGO
 CHAGES HANDS,

In the San Diego Union of Thursday November 9th, is column and a half notice of the purchase by Folsom Brothers, a real estate firm of that city, of practically a whole suburb of San Diego, including nearly a thous- and acres of choice resident property with over a mile of ocean frontage. The papers state that San Francis co capital is supposed to be backing them in building operations this win ter
 The article also stated that this tract adjoins the Fortuna Park tract which, it will be remembered. repre- sentatives Of this company are adver- Using here.
 1I-10-1t
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-10
1I-10-1t.

1uQn5 or about, sthe lst of December the Grand Restaurant on O. K. St. will change hands Mrs. John Leonard, the new proprietress, has decided to remoGel the dining room completely. and have the place. conducted in first class order in every respect
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-10
OIL CAR BUCKS.

A big Texas oil carjumpad the track on the way 10 the mine lest night and smashed switch eng,he. No. tS as to cow-carcher an5: 'froffr7 'pretty badly, and No. 9 was sent Up to straignten out the middle. Careful handling cleared rhg track aee 9' o'clock, and ,4aIi.c {. a., l.oalaeu. ----.- @'-f
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-10

FOR SALE-Four houses situated in a desirable part of Brewery Ave. Apply to Louisa oand, 226 Brewery Gulch. 11-1024t.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-10

FOR SAlE-Tworoom house Iocat- ed in South Bisbee. Will sell cheap. &ppiy o. W. Fowler, Lowell Grocery. |' 11-10-4t
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-10

NFOR SALE-Glarce mining stock a. [ g cents; Calumet & Bisbee at $6, and 20 shares Junction al s1O. Au- dress Oscar Schleif, Laurium, Mich If
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-10

Business Brief. ...- ..--....-
 Nothing more delightful than the way the Anchor puts them up.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-10

FOR .SALE-2OO shares Huachuca Consolidated stock at $2.0O per share Address P. O. Box 743. It
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-10
S3,OOO
BIG TUG OF WAR
 CONTEST COMING OFF
TEAMS FROM DOUGLAS, WACO CLIFTON, MoRENcI AND
 CANANEA.

First Prize, $26o.o0; Second, $75.oo, and the Entrance Fees of $to Will Be Added to the Purses-lrish and German Teams Formed-Tcams of All Nations.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-10

!. THE eJSBEE FAvC'SITE GIG j. F ARE Al. IF YOU DON'T |' t KNOW ABOUT IT, ASK <
 F YOUR FDIl-N.,. !.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-10
SPORTING NOTES.

Smoke the popular Bishee Favorites
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-12-02

tempting ripe fruit; but you will
trespass if you appropriate any
of it, as it has been sold to some
one by the government, and Is no
longer public property. Large
sums of money are yearly real.
lied by the government from this
source. The banks at the sides
Of the road are nicely sodded. and
the grass crop is turned into q
revenue likewise. No water
breakers exist, tn, water being
carried across the road through
culverts or tiles. No toll is lifted
on roads or bridges the govern.
ment owns all highways, builds
new ones, and keeps them all In
good repair. Steam stone crush.
ers are used; and l saw a trac.
ton engine, with very heavy
roller attached to it, doing most
effective work in road building.
The most competent engineers
superintend the whole work.
Stones nicely dressed, about
three feet high, set along the
side of the road, mark distances
in kilometers (the French metri.
cal system is in use in Germany.
A meter is about three feet, and
q kilometer one thousand meters,
One ton IL Z load for one horse
At night every vehicle must car
Try lantern, and every Wagon
left standing in the streetor road
must have : light to II 70 ward oh
accidents.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-12-02
zo0.LB. DEER KILLED.
As Related Ia Prose and Verse BY One
Of the Party Engaged In the Hunt.

VI SuS Thiy Luxuxcu ~ INC iIuut.
AS day was beginning to dawn
last Saturday morning a party
started from John Helman's for
a deer hunt among whom was
one person com monty known as
"Dutch" Finiff. About 12 o'clock
Dutch's old gun began to belch
forth streams of fire and punches
of lead. After the firing ceased
the party surrounded and held
an inquest over a 20O.b buck
which they pronounced killed by
that cyclone Dutchman George
Finiff, Jr.
As Dutch was slowly vending his way
UP the mountain side 30 gray,
A three-pronged buck with listening ear,
Began to leave Dutch far In the rear.
But as Dutch had seen many O deer before
From his old gun he began to pour
Such balls Of lead that ne'er before
Had caused the mountain side to roar.
Before many minutes the deer was lame
And Dntch began to own his game.
With notched and rusty, but trusty old knife
Dutch left out the poor deer's life.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-12-02
Local Institutes.

A local institute was held at
Spring House Valley last Friday
evening. The meeting was call.
ed to order by the teacher, Mr..
James Keefer. Mr.. j. +. Johns
ton was elected president.
The questions for discussion /:
"Self Reliance, how taught ?"
"Duties of teacher, pupils and
patrons. "Aims of an Educa-
tion," were discussed by the
teachers and a few of the patrons.
Teachers present were G. b.
Mellott, James Keefer, May Mel.
lott and Olive Kendall.
The meeting was lnterspersed
by recitatlons and singing by the
pupils. The teacher and pupils
deserved much credit for the
manner In which they were rem
dered,
Olive Kendall,
Secretary.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-12-02
WELLS TANNERY.

w. H. Spangler spent last Fri
day in Saxton.
Misses Lizzie Sprowl and Bes-
sic Johnson are visiting relatives
at Sixmile Run.
S. P. Wishart, Mrs. Baumgard.
ner and daughter, Miss Maud,at-
tended the Sunday School Con-
ventlon at the Bethel church 10
New Grenada on Thanksgiving
Day.
The Altoona Rod and Gun
Club, who have purchased sever
al hundred acres Of our mountain
land and erected several nice
buildings, have spent another sea-
son pleasantly among us. They
shot only two deer and some
small game, but felt paid for
their coming by the restful quiet
time they had.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-12-02

Miss Wishart who were present
was Mr.. Sprague, son of a form.
er pastor at Wells Tannery, who
had left his studies at the Prince
ton Theological Seminary, to see
MISS Wishart sail. The ship Min
netonka, Atlantic Transport Line
was a fine, steady boat carrying
only first class passengers. The
cabins were large and very com.
Portable, and the ship was nicely
heated. Just before the whistle
blew for passengers friends to
leave the ship, the members of the
Congregational party of Mission
aries, four in mum ber, with whom
Miss Wishart is to travel, togeth.
er with members of the societies,
friends aud relatives, met at the
hurricane deck, and held an in.
Z
formal prayer meeting, after
which all left the ship, the ropes
cast off, and with many a last
goodbye and much waving of
handkerchiefs from the passen,
gers and their friends on the dock
Il e good ship Minnetonka start
ed on her ocean voyage. She ar
rived in London, Nov. 90.
Miss Wishart and her party
will visit London and other Eng.
hsh cities, and then cross to Paris
spending week on the continent
sailing again on the p. & o. steam
ship "Indla," from iarseilles
France, on December 4. They
reship at Port Said, Egypt to ths
T.. & 0. steamship Oriental" q
week later, arriving at BON bay
about Christmas time. Miss
, Wishart is followed by the pray
ers and good wishes Of many
friends 10 and about Fulton coun
a..
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-12-02
EyANGEuSTIC CONFERENCES,
To be Held Within the Bounds Of Carlisle
Presbytery, during this Month.

The Eaangelistic Committee of
the Presbytery of Carlisle, in ac-
cordance with the action of the
Presbytery at it's meeting in
September, 1908, has arranged
for series of Evangelistic Con.
ferences within the bounds of the
Presbytery during the month of
Decem ber, 1908.
The places selected, and the
time for the holding of the con.
ference at the respective places,
is as follows: Shippensburg,
Thursday evening and Friday,
December 3 and 4; Carlisle, Mon.
day evening and Tuesday, Dec. Z
and 8; GreencastIe, Wednesday
evening and Thursday, Dec. 9 and
10; Harrisburg, Monday evening
and Tuesday, 14th and 18th; Dun.
cannon, Monday evening and
Tuesday, 81 aud %; aud MERGERS.
burg which includes the churches
at Burnt Cabins, Green Hill,
Lower Path Valley, McConnells.
burg, Mercersburg and Upper
Path Valley. DR.. West and Rev.
Waldo will open the subjects
Monday evening. 1t is hoped
that representatives from the
churches named will be present
at the meeting.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-12-02
FIRE IN WELLS.
High School Building in Wells Township
Burned Last Friday Night.

The High School building,
known as No. 2. school house, in
Wells, was discovered to be on
fire about midnight last FRIDAY
night, and before anything could
be done to stay the progress of
the flames, the building and all
its contents were entirely de.
stroycd. Insurance, $475 The
school board had a meeting Mon.
day night TO take steps to pro-
vide another building, and con.
tnue the school as soon as posi-.
BILE.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-12-02
MISS CORA SHOEMAKER WEDS.
Married in Philadelphia last Wednesday
Evening Social Affair.


An attractive wedding was sol.
emnized at Isl North Fifty. first
street, West Philadelphia, last
Wednesday evening at z o'clock,
when Miss Cora Veletta Shoema.
ker was married to Mr.. Thomas
Clyde, of that city. The ceremo.
ny was performed by the Rev.
Willis b. Skillman, pastor OF Ia
Dor Presbyterian church. The
bride, who was given away by
her uncle, Mr.. S. j. McCauslin,
was gOwned in white net over
tatfeta, trimmed with a panel of
duchess lace.
The bridesmaids were Miss
Virginia Ely of Cham bersburg
and Miss Eleanor Logan of Phila
delphia.
The best man was Mr.. William
Russell kirkpatrick, and the ush-
ers were Wr. William Kammerer
and DR.. w. w. Hawke.
A reception followed the cere'
mony, after which the bride and
bridegroom left on an extended
tour through the New England
States.
The bride Is daughter of the
late Samuel U. Shoemaker of thi.
place.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-12-02
New Fleeing Scheme.

1t is said new graft is being
worked among the farmers IN
different parts OF the state. This
time it is "non-freezing stock
tanks" that are offered for sale.
When the farmer buys one he is
given the exclusive agency of sew
eral townships without extra pay.
This simple request is made,
however, that he sign three pa.
pers, all of which turn up a few
days later as promissory notes.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-12-02
The COUNTY INSTITUTE,
Excellent Corps Of Instructors and Enter.
tainers Engaged,
THE KAFFIR BOY CHOIR.
Spillmsn Riggs, Hon. Fred lkeIer, and Dr..
Lee Frances Lybarger, Have Been Sc.
cured for the Evening Entertainments.

The 37th Annual Session of the
Fulton County Teachers Insti.
tute will convene in the Court
House next week. All efforts
have been put forth to make the
weeks programme a superior
one.
Monday evening DR.. Lee Fran
els Lybarger will deliver his lee
ture "How to be Happy" DR..
Lybarger has been before the
teachers of Fulton County at two
previous Institutes, and we feel
sure that the announcement of
his return will be received by
those who have heard him with
considerable pleasure. DR.. Ly-
barger will be with us during the
entire week.
Tuesday evening Hon. Fred
Ikeler will lecture on "The Needs
of a New Century" Mr.. Ikeler
has never failed to interest enter.
tain, and delight his hearers. At
the bar, on the platform, and in
the halls of legislation, he has
gained a wide reputation as an ell
oquent and powerful speaker.
The Philadelphia Press says,
"Mr. Ikeler is an oratorlcal won.
der"
Hon. S. W. Kirk of our town
sat with Mr.. Ikeler in the Legis.
lature, and says of him that he
was by all odds the finest orator
in the House.
Mr.. Spillman Riggs will be
with US again on Thursday even
ing, when he will deliver his lat
est lecture "Heads yours and
Mine.)" 1t is not necessary to
make any comments on Mr..
Riggs he was with US last year
and captlvated his entire audi
ence.. No lecturer ever made a
better hit in McConnellsburg.
1t is a pleasure to be able to
announce the coming of DR.. Ma
than G. Scheffer, State Superln-
tendent of Public Instruction
DR.. Sch@ffer will be present
Wednesday, Thursday, and Fri.
day. We are confident that his
talks will benefit and interest all
listeners. Itcan but be privi.
lege to our teachers and friends
of education to meet and hear
this able man.
Ex.Supt. G. J. Potts of Bed
ford county, who was a favorite
with the teachers last year, will
be here all week. Prof. Potts
experience as teacher, direct
or and county superintendent,
makes him a valuable institute
man.
Owing to the illness of DR.. Eek
els, DR.. Jos. F. Barton will bt
here for the entire week. DR.
Eckels has been compelled tt
cancel all of bis institute engage
ments throughout the State, and
DR.. Barton has been able thus
far to ill them in addition to his
own work.
Prof. l. D. Gresh will have
charge of the music.