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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-05-19

nod melder bieielbe Sen 9ireftor Ser
Gcole 5rancaiie in &om, Wigr.
9uhesne, gum CARDINAL noridlagt.
Der bl. Stubl bat b%ierarf %obIebneno
aeantDortet. 0tigr. 9u6esne lit ges
nib Elm ausge5eidneter Siitorifer,
aber Diilenihaftlife 9egabung allein
fam ooh niht geniiaen, Inn einer1
Bralaten in ben b6diten Serot Der
Stride al erbeben! 9u6esne bot
bGilfig einen iebr freien oogmotiiten
Stanoplnft angenommcn. Sn poll.
tlifer ge5iebung bat er, obglei6 er
lton lett Sobren IN 9tom oniGiiig lit,
Die SheiOung 5piiden Dem idpar.
acu uno Dem weiBen &om, 3. f.. Der
p1pitlid %geiinnten uro Der italieniiCi
aeiinnten @eieIli6aft our6ars nid)t
beobaftet. Seine auberoroentlid,
lebbafte 9etbeiligung an Dem inter
tonigli6em 8roteftorat in &om abs
gebalteueE biitoriiGen gonereb, ba5rs
nod i'm 8epanbe zines pdpItli6en
Sansprdlaten, bat an maBgebenoer
Steae i'm @otifan niht geriuges
IeraerniB eegeben. Inter oieIen
llmitGnben lit bie o~blebnenbe @nt'
mort auf Den antrag Der fran5oiiiGen
Megierung ourdaus motipirt. =
n8atbcIiides Samilienblatt".
&iinitli6e Sertbeuerung. - Ser
obermaIige Breisaufihlag in &ino.
ileiid bat 5u Hadforidungen iiber
bie uriaden geiii6rt. 0ie Gbicago'er
Sleiidberpafer baben i'm crit nit
Ger @nga6e az erflGren periuft, baH
Die 3ufubr bon S6la6tpieb geringer
aeporoen lit. Oils bies burd Die
itatiitiiden 9erbbte bes lanoDirtb-
ihaftli6en Iiniitertums e~ntfrGftet
tpurbe, madten tie eeltenb, lie miiB@
ten mebr fir Sleiid bere6ner, neil
ser Breis fir ole 0ebeu.E rooufte
Ser ShlahtbGuier, pie Salg, Stearin
II. /. No., in ssolge ser ltnteroriidung
Der SleomargnrinsTrobuft ~gefalen
lei. 9as mare bemna6 elm 3uge'
itanoniB, Dab Die Sleiidperpader Den
8reis aus eigenem @ilen auige.
idlasen baben. Sebt entItebt Die
Sr1ge: @ie boben Tie oieien ougemei1
men Treisaufihlag ms @erf lebeu
f0nnen, 90 bod ser SleiifsSruIt 9es
rihtlih aufgeloit iuoroen lit? =
y8abrbeitsfreuno".
Sn Berlin, in einem grennpunfte
mo6erner &ultltr, IN Der eigentlifen
&eiioens bes &ationaliSmu8, III Der
Metropole ser I%ufflGrung uno oelt.
iflen Shulpeisbeit bat lid, IN 9ielen
Saqen, pie ifon fur5 gemeloet, elm
ien~iationeler Gro5eB abseipielt, De,
tpieoer ee5eiet bat, Die fur5 Der @eg
bonn l~lnglauben gum llniinm lit. Gas
8lumenmeoium @nna &otbe ipltroc
tpeaen pieoerbolten 9etrugeS 81 Is
Ionaten Gei6neniB nerurtbeilt, mo-.
bon oht Wpnate ourd unter1
iudungsbaft perbiiBt iino. Die BE
troaenen gebGren BEN boflten &C.
ieuihaftsfreiien Spree tbens. Den
pornebmen 9reiien Der Silonng nno
oes @eiibes on. 2ieit man, pie Die
obaeieimte Shpinb(erin &otbe Die
boben Serri6aften IN ipiritiitiihen
G%onpentifelu Inn idperes Selo iiber
Den 2offel balbiert bat, lit man per'
iuht, bas itol5e 9~oiungsport Der
Heuseit: ,9ilouns madt frei!" nidt
bel ernIter an nebmen, ais irgeno
cine onoere tonenoe Ebrale. DSt.
Soiepb's-glatt".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-05-19
%Gnrembnrser Sasca
Die aIte Sere in 6er
8etpels.

Nobe Bel 9iiien i'm @alo gen.
n@cipeIs" itono ebemaIs elm id6nes
ShloR. Ser lettc @rot Der auf
bemielben pobnte, batte nur cine
Sodter, etn5ige grbin ieiner Glitter.
acknowledgements tpuroe Tie bon
eillem 2iebbaber peridmGbt, unb
MN idhpor lie iih, Hofe an ber
Wenlfcn 5u nehmen. Bl6blif
tomen oaerlei Glogen iiber bas Sort.
Nae Siibe, Die nnr an Dem S6Ioiie
norbetgingen, tp!lrhen frant, u,o
Die Sette befamen feline Wilh mebr
bon ihien. Scbermann erfonnte
balo, DOB bas alte SrGulein oie elm.
5ige urlahe oteies ltngliids lei. Chit
run fiibrte elm arnler Rann ieine
ein5ige Sub an einem Strid on benz
St!olie borbei; oils er mad Sauie
falH. ,rlrroe Ole Sub front, unb sruar
5eigtcn iib Die ndmliden Spmptome
ipic bel Den enoern &iiben. Ssn iei.
ner1 prIten Corn rief Ser 1ann: rSs
nloaelt Oh benn epig in beinem
Shloiie 6leiben, itnb nur Der iiiugitc
Gag ioa oih erloien." Shredlih
sins Ger Sluh oes armcn Mannes
IN grfiiaung. NoG pGbreno Der
Natt 5og ii6 Elm Idperes 8eipitter
iiber Dem Sorfe suiammen. G6auer-
lid, roaten bie Conner uno auften
Die glise, uno am anbern Moraer
mar Dos Shlob pom grObo6en Der.
Itlpnnoen. Hllr Ser Sells, %tporauf es
ae6aut mar, raete tralrrig in bie Suft.
Sebes Sobr in Der 8alpnreisnaft,
mo- Die Seren auf einem @odiuBe
reiterl, fommt auh Ole alte Sere aug
8eipels pieoer gum 9ori6ein uno
muB BRET Wal oie Nunbe Inn ben
Selien MAIDEN. SD peiB mid nod
au erinnern aus Der fr0bliden Sim.
oerseit, baB mir anaben oft Inn ben
iSelien gingen, mo Die alte Sere fem
iollte, uno folgenbes Spriihlein
iaaten:
"Geivels de al
Sic setzt am stall,
Sic kuckt eraus,
Sic kiert hirt Haus,
Sic jet de kleng Jongen yum Bosch
eraus."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-05-19

IDie 90 diderinnen am
nS boltes 9runnen"
gu 9inteeu.
Chit segen Witternadt fam etn
9orfbelpobner an Dem ySboltes.
BUR" Moi6ten) bon 9intgen Dor.
iiber, bon ieinem Sunbe besleitet.
"a lab er 5tpei Srauen on Dem &c.
nannten Drummer nit beftigem I'm.
geltiim, uber unter tiefem S6peigen
hire 8aihblduel %ba1obaben. Sein
Sumo briidte iih iogleih an ibn,
obne 81 bellen. gr ging nah einem
fliihtigen @lide poriiber; aber faum
bate er einige Shritte semaht, uls
er binter iid geben borte unb einen
lanaen Shatten an ieileu SiiBeu be.
merfte. gr tpanOte iid Inn uno iab
cine Ser Srauen, Die ibm folste; Die
aitoere fam in einiser gntfernung.
n@as polt ibr", rief err Sen Srauea
5n, erbielt aber feline antport, uno
oa er iih ieoo6 niht ansegrifien
iab, altt feinen Sortpanb bate,
ielbIt m8ugreifen, 10 lieb er ote
Sraiien rrbig g~epabren. Iieie
folgter linn INNER bi6t ouf ben
Serien nod. Ser Wann belt ben
Stof, ben or in Der Sanb trug, be-
reit. BEL Ser g~erineIten geriibrung
I~ossubauen. 60 eelangte er biz
az Der anbobe. Sein Sllno iprang
NIT eingetniffenem Sdpan5e binter
linn brein. Sort panote er iif nm:
Die griheinuugen iuaren berifmur.
ben; an Dem ,Sholtes-g runnen"
ober tansten sic oiaboliihen Sc.
italten in piloem @irbel.
Sean @oIff.
9ie g / d | m d inner TN
Salpergronb.
3piiden gidoorf uno &ubcrn
licat in einem bon 5pei Siigeln elm.
geihloiienen Sbald)en, i'm Srt &c.
nonmt vSalpergrono", elm einiamer
Sells, mo, mad Nltsiage ser ulten
2eute, Die @idtelmGnner iih aufbiel-
ten. Sod, berte iiebt man ibre
@obnung, Smei feline Simmer. Die
in ben Gelien eingebauen limo. Gen
9etpobnern bes nabeeelegenen Sat.
born balfen lie i'm CONNER BET ben
Seloarbeiten, rnb i'm @inter nGbten
umb itridten Tie fir lie. PIN meiiten
ober paren tie einem Wiiner 5use.
than. lluterhalb grattert i'm Srt,
aenamt sWiibleugrunb", itano ebe.
mails cine Wiible, fpobon beute MIR
mebr einige S%teinbaufsn iibrig iino.
81brenb Ger Nadt, penn Der Wiaer
beim Webltrog eingeihlafen mar,
tamen Die @i6telmGnner unb mabl.
ten fir benielben. Sebod iein 8or-
nit pertrieb Die madcrn Wdnnlein.
gine5 Iben0s tbat er, oils oh er
ihliefe, lno nun fomen Die WGnner.
idiitteten aif uno iingen on 5u NAB.
len. Sab i6 elh enolih eripiiht",
rief ser Wiiaer Gus. SaS erSiirnte
Die @idtelmGmer, nno bon bieier
3eit wonoten lie iih bonn Wiiaer meg.
Or perarmte balo, uno na6 ieinem
Sooe ianb ith fetn Saufer mebr fir
bie Iiible, 10 oaB lie bon ielbit ger.
iiel. Nunmebr bolfen Die @ibtel-
mGnner feinem mebr aus Der Notb.
lie 9elte aiusen oiters naf Dem
Nelien, INN lie 81 beobadten. lies
erbitterte lie aber. GineS Mprgens
lparen lie oaponge5osen, uno Nie.
manb puBte pobtn. aber ibre
@obnung i'm .8alpergrono" beitebt
bcl,te nod.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-05-19
GiuilitanS Ser 8emeinSe Gid.

Seiratben. Z. Samuar:
@ilhelm 9oppler, Ma,,rer aus Gebs
meiler, nit Maria Nnna @eber aus
@eimersfirh. 49,: Teter gberbarb,
9ebrer aus @ormeloingeu, init
slnna MiheIs aus geggen.
SterbefGIle. - 2. Sanuar
Iargaretba &oper. Wittrpe 9on3,
obne Stanb, alt So Sabre, Gid. g.:
Maaoalena 9ubn, gbefrau Bauer,
obne Stanb. alt SO Sabre. Ie,iborf.
T.: Iarearetha Tilatl,s. ebelos,
cine Stono, alt Il Sabre, Gid. 15.:
9sonbarb Siimont, aft ? Wonotc,
Glib; Illguitiua 8afeiier, Sdpeiter
@aria Sran5isfa, oft "a Sabre,
9ominifaner i. aloiter 2impertsberg.
49,: Seruh. Sieoeler. Wehanifer,
alt SO Sabre, aus Semingcn, gu
0ommeloingen. 49,: Waria Sero-
nifa Sries. oft 6 Wonate, 9ommel'
binaen. 20: Gatbarina 8eimers-
tirh, oft 9 Iouate. 9ommeloingen
Mnna Sd]pler, Gbefrau @eber, alt
81 Sabre. Reuborf; Waria Sunio,
oft 2 Wpnate, Gapierberg. o.:
Gcter goitian. alt 3 Wonate, @et-
merStirh; Watbias Gonrorbp. ali
ga Sabre, Waurer, Heuborf; Eeter
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-04-09

head that 1t can see all around. You
never heard hare make that old
sneering excuse for carelessness:-
"You might think | had eyes in the
back of my head" To all intents and
purposes the hare has.
Well. then. to make II quite clear.
"un" Is hare. or open" and the moon
Is "the open eyed watcher of the
skies at night" But that Isn't all.
The Egyptians being people of few,
because difficult. words, made "un" dc
duty for period" too. Thus the hare,
being never comma-tose "became the
type of pcriod-icity, human and lunar,
and as the opener became associated
with the opening of the new year Mt
Easter" Finally. It came to he con-
nected in the popular mind with the
eggs. broken to satisfy the opening OF
the year. "And there you are" ex-
claims trlumphnntly the enthusiastic
scientist to whom ! am Indebted for
this information.
In Germany. If little Hans and Gre
tel are good. the white hare steals
softly into he house on Easter eve.
when everybody IS sleeping, and leaves
in the hooks and corners many bright
~ colored eggs for the "kinderlilns."
In the morning the children and their
parents hunt for these eggs amid great
excitement. So says Mr.. William
Walsh. who is n composite of authorl-
tics. To this may he added Meler's
explanation that in Swabia and Hesse
children are actually sent to the hare's
nest in search of eggs. Mannhardt
goes still further. saying that the hare
is reputed to he Irc and soul brlnger,
and that children are supposed to be
procured from the nes,s. 1t would
seem. however, that the stork has
largely usurped this function. which
some persons will consider fortunate
in view of the immense number Of
eggs laid by the hare.-New York Her
aid.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-04-09

If Cleopatra. who came somewhat
later on the scene, affected the lily at
this season Of the year, 1T was prob
ably the tiger lily; but you may be
sure she knew all about the hare anu
It's relations with the moon, and conse-
quent;y with Easter itself.
For II Is fact. even If 1t is fable,
too, that the moon and the hare and
Easter-likewise the Easter egg-arc
all dependent the one upon the other,
and have been since the time when
Easter the Saxon goddess Of the East,
gave her name TO our Christian festi-
val. Now, you may think, with your
limited knowledge OF Egyptology, that
the Egyptians had no language other
than the queer signs you may see TO-
day OH the obelsk In Central Park
but you are mistaken. Those hero
glyptIcs were. perhaps. merely steno-
graphic notes dictated by Osiris 10
Iris. and afterward transcribed in the
cuneiform tablets.
With the lapse OF ages some OF them
have grown SO cold that the best
handwriting experts Of to-day cannot
decipher them. But In the everyday
language OF the Nile region the equiva-
lent OF hare Is 'un," which. In English,
is open" ito open." "the opener"
Also. the hare has been from remote
times symbol for the moon. and for
several reasons. Two OF them arc
that the hare Is nocturnal animal,
and that the hare and the moon have
| "a
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-04-09

that you never sought hare in hens
nest? All! now you begin to under
stand And when you reflect how
impossible 1t would be to find the
Easter eggs If the hare hid them in a
deep hole. it's perfectly plain that the
New York dealers in confectioners'
supplies are propagating mischlev-
Gus error. Maybe it is a blow at the
Belgian hare trade. In these days of
international rivalry, who can tell?
Yet it is Belgium's neighbor. Ger
many, from which we have borrowed
the tradition of the Easter hare. who
is quite as important figure in his
way in the Fatherland as Is st. Nicho-
las himself at Christmas. Where did
the Germans get the hare myth? TO
determine that you would have to
make pretty long excursion into the
past. And perhaps, in the end. it
would be "up to" the Sphinx to an
swer you and you know very well how
grabbed that lady has become through
all the centuries, with no one to talk
to bu: impertinent tourists. The truth
seems to be that little Ramcses
picked" eggs with his boy neighbors
That was long before the Gauls in
troduced the custom of the Easter
hat.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-04-09
COMMERCIAL REVIEW.
General Trade Conditions.
R. G. Dun & CO. "Weekly Reyie,

R. G. Dun & Co.'S Weekly Review
OF Trade" says
lrreguarity in retail trade is due to
weather conditions. At most points an
early season stimulates business, but in
other sections there has been Interrupt
ton from excessive rains. More uni
form activity is reported in wholesale
trade, with notably large movement
OF groceries, millinery, paper and build
ers' materials, while conditions are sat
isfactory for the season in jewelry.
Manufacturers OF clothing, furniture,
footwear and iron and steel are we'll en-
gagged, ample supplies OF fuel greatly
facilitating operations, but extensive
strikes threaten to render idle many
New England textile mills.
An output OF about 100000 tons OF
coke in the whole Connclsville region
for the last week indicates that fuel
troubles are almost ended in the iron
and steel industry.
Sharp competition for business in bar
iron has caused slightly lower level
OF prices, while plates and sheets are
tirmer, especially in galvanized lines.
a pfo2!lncnt feature oil activity Is fOund
in merchant steel for agricultural i'm.
plement works and wagon factories,
these orders running far into the fu-
ture
No Improvement has appeared in the
dry goods market. The situation is
peculiarly complicated as to cotton
goods; stocks are light as rule and
labor troubles threaten to curtail out
prt, yet jobbers are reluctant to under
take contracts at present quotations.
Jobbers are placing large orders for
iall delivery OF shoes. readily paying
the recent advance in prices, and manu-
iacturcrs OF heavy goods have booked
more business than is customary at this
early date.
Failures this week numbered 2I4 i'll
the United States against 2o5 last year
and 20 in Canada, against 22 year ago.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-04-09
Old Time Remedies.

In the family Bible OF Roxborough
man there are number of medical
rules, written over seventy years ago
by the great-grandmothe OF the BIZ
ble's present owner. Among the rules
are the following
"A stick OF birthstone worn in the
pocket is good for them as has cramps.
"A loadstoan put in the place ware
the pane is, is beautiful for the Rheu-
matiz.
"A basin OF water cruel, with haff a
quart OF old rum in it, with lots OF
brown sugar, is good for Cold in He'd.
III you have hiccups, pinch one of
your wrists vile you count sixty, or
get somebody to skare you and make
you jumpe.
The earache-Put onion in ear after
it is well roasted
The consumption-Eat as many
peanuts as possible before going to
bed"
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-04-09
SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY.

The best ipecac is that from Brazil.
Steel rusts seven times as rapidly as
iron.
Germany has now $4,000 miles OF
steam railway.
New York City now has twelve regu'
lar school nurses.
Petroleum is the fuel OF all the loco.
motives in Asia.
The germ which causes tonsilitis is
the staphylococcus.
Mining enterprises and limited com.
paries are now taxed per cent. o.
their net profit in Bolivia.
Each year about 100 sea vessels are
lost without record.
One death in every II2 in the United
States is murder
The worlds crop OF beet sugar IL
double that ol cane sugar.
The total population OF Canada equals
that OF the State OF Ohio.
North Carolina and Mississippi have
State schools for the study OF textile
fabrics.
More than half tho external business
OF Costa Rica is with the United States
During the last year California pro
duced twice as much gold as Alaska
and Colorado produced more than
three times as much.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-04-09
No Argument.

A clergyman passing through vii.
lage street saw number OF boys sur.
rounding a dog. says the Buffalo Cou.
rier. Thinking that some cruel deed
was in progress, the clergyman hasten
ed towards the boys and asked what
they were doing. One of the lads re-
piled that they were telling lies, and
the boy who told the biggest lie would
get the dog. The clergyman was
shocked at such depravity and began to
lecture them on the sin OF lying, and
concluded his remarks by saying
why, when | was a little boy
never told lies"
The boys were silent for a second,
when one OF them said sadly
Hand him the dog"
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-04-09

"TO the learned men who 90
grubbing in Kitchen middtns,
and who can tell without
stopping to count, just how
many sausages It takes TO reach
the moon, it's as plain rs the noon
day sun why the hare is here at
Easter with wheelbarrow full of eggs.
But for you and me, who couldn't
build up n dinosaur from decayed
tooth in another million years, and
who mix up history with historical
novels, little time is required to
disentangle the truth from the tra-
dltion.
There's no doubt that the Easter
hare has arrived. You have seen him
in nearly all the confectloner's win
dows for some time past. either trund-
ling wheelbarrow full of eggs or
proudly drawing a huge egg set up
on wheels.
Now, be sure not to pronounce that
"algs" and "aig." rs they do in the
South, for If you do. you will be fall
ing into the same unscientific error as
the cOnfcctioncrs have made in repre-
senting the sacred hare as his humble
American cousin. "Bre'r Rabbit" The
rabbit Is all well enough in his way.
and without him we wouldn't have
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-04-09
LiY. Stock.

-Cattle-Good to prime
steers $5.ooCG5 so; poor to medium $3.7s
M4.7s; stockcrs and feeders $275@
4.S5; cows ST. 5oCd46o; heifers So soG
AIS; Gamers ST.. 5o@275; bulls S2.25I
$50; calves $3.ooa6,75; Texas steers
ers' $725@7. oo good to choice, heavy,
$45@7.7o; rough, heavy $7,Is@7.4o;
light $6.2oG7.3o; bulk OF sales S7,as@
$50 Sheep-Good to choice wethers
IS. 5od6. so fair to choice mixed $3.50
M5.5o; native lambs $5.5oSd7. so.
East Liberty-Cattle-Choice $1,000
$50; prime SIS 2o@s.3 80; good $4.7s@
500. Hogs active; prime heavies $7.7c
n7.So; mediums $7.75@7.8o; heavy
Workers $765@7.7o; light do $500; pigs
81. 5oa7 .65; roughs S5.oo@7.25. Sheer
best wcthers $6,ooG6.25; culls and
common $a.25@4 so; choice lambs $7.5c
al .o5; veal calves SO. soCa7.oo.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-04-09
of
UOE IhI LUh Coughs Colds, LaGrippe s


To Pennsylvania belongs the dstinc-
ton OF being the first State which has
provided by law for the conformity in
organization and discipline OF its Ma
tional Guard to the organization and
discipline OF the regular army as re-
CURED by the new Federal militia law.
There was not much occasion for
change, the three battalion and twelve
company formation having already
been adopted by our infantry regi-
ments. No batteries OF artillery are in
cluded in the new organization, it be-
ing the opinion OF the best informed
military authorities that the artillery
branch OF the service requires such an
amount OF technical knowledge and ex-
pertness as only professional soldiers
have time and opportunity to acquire.
On the other hand, there is to be a
whole regiment OF State cavalry, which
will necessitate the increase in number
of this arm to twelve troops. The
method OF reorganization, as we'll as the
:elerty with which the Federal law was
complied with, reflect credit on mill
tary authorities OF the State.
Mining enterprises and limited CON-
panes are now taxed per cent. oi
.heir net profit in Bolivia.
The germ which causes tonsilitis is
the staDhylococcus
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-04-09

"Uncle Remus." perhaps, and lot of
people would have to take out ncci-
dent insurance instead of prowling
around graveyards in the dark of the
moon.
But the rabbit is not hare. and he
has nothing to do with Easter. Tn
fortunately. there are no hares in the
East and South. and out on the Alkali
plains, where they Insult the tame
American hare by calling him n jack
or jackass rabbit, they are behaving
pretty well when they remember that
It's Sunday at all. much less Easter
Sunday.
This distinction between the hare
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-04-09
LATEST QUOTATIONS.

Flour-Spring clear, S3I5G33o; best
Patent; $40; choice Family, $3.o5.
Wheat-New York No. ?, 1886 Phil
adclpha No. :, 7714@77H c; Baltimore
No. ,, 7Sc.
Corn-New York, No 2, SIC; Phila-
dclphia No. ,, asa 4814c; Baltimore
No. ,, 4Sc.
Oats-Ncw York No. 2, 42c; Phila.
delphia No :, 43c; Baltimore No. ,,
42Hc.
Hay-No. timothy, $40 100000;
No. timothy, SIS. 5o4 1900; n. 8 tim
othy SI5.oodI7.oo.
Fruits and Negetables-Cabbage-
Danish, large, per ton $o.ooM7.5o; do,
small, per ton S5.oo0 $50; Potatoes
Maryland and Pennsylvania, per bu 6s
@6S; do, Eastern per bu 65G6S. Egg
plants-Florida, per orange box SI.5od
2.25. Onions-Ye Yellow, per bu goa 35c;
do, red, per bu aotd2s. Celery, per do
zen 6old65c. Apples-Eastern good to
choice, per brl 81. 5od 800; do, Western.
good to choice. per brl SI.4oC1 400; do,
No 2, all kinds, ooG$r.I5. Sweet po.
tatoes-Potomac, yellow, per brl S2.25
d2.5o; do, North Carolina, yellow
S2.2s62 so; do. Eastern Shore, yellow,
$2.ood2. IS. Yams-Ycllow, ST. 5oGL75.
Tomatoes-Florida, per carrier ST.. SOFA
2.75. Asparagus - Charleston, rer
bunch 2o03oc.
Butter-Separator, goa 3oc; Gathered
cream, 27Cd 2Sc; prints, lib, GOA 80;
Rolls, 2-lb, 2ocd 3oc; Dairy pts. Md,
Pa, Va, 2Sd2oc.
Eggs-Choice Maryland and Pennsyl-
yania I4c; Virginia and Western IA;
Western Virginia ID; Southern 1871;
duck eggs 244 IS. Jobbing prices u to
Ic higher.
Cheesc-Large, 6o-lbs, I4M@14Hc;
do, 3o-lbs, I41a4 I4B; 23-lbs, I4HW
I4M.
Live Poultry-Turkeys, hens, choice,
--CdI6c; do young toms. choice, --CdI4;
do old do, 1908 Chickens, hens,
toosters, each. 3o6t IS; do young, good
20 choice, I4MI6; do do, rough and
staggy, ;3dI4; 40 spring, 2S432; do
I5MIo; do do, small, 1904: do musco
vey and mongrels, I4dI5. Geese, West
ern. each, 4odoo. Guinea fowl, each,
-G25.
Provisions and Hog Products--Buli
clear rib sides, IIc; bulk clear sides.
M; bulk shoulders, 10: bulk fat backs,
i8 lbs. and under, 10; bulk bellies, II;
bulk ham butts, 10; bacon clear rib
sides, IIM; clear sides. IL; bacon shout
dcrs, 1917; sugar-cured breasts, small,
I2; sugar-cured shoulders, blade cuts,
IoH; sugar-crred shoulders, narrow
IoH; sugar-cured shoulders, extra
broad, IIA; sugar-cured California
hams, 1919. canvased and uncanvased,
- lbs and over, 1914; harls, canvased
and uncanvased, IS lbs and over, I3;
hams. skinned. ii; refined lard, second
hand tubs, ro34; refined lard, hali-bar'
rels and new tubs, 1914; tierces lard,
! 1919.
! Hides-Heavy steers. association and
saters, late kill 6o-lbs and up, close
selections, odIoHc; cows and light
steers, SdSH.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-04-09
i.H ster Cne,inss.

A fancy box of rare perfume in cut
glass bottles or n dozen envelopes or
"sachets' Of ones favorite odor are
always dainty and acceptable as an
Offering,
Handsomely bound prayer books and
writing desk Gets mounted in dark
green leather are also selected to go
with Easter cards,
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-04-09
Almost a Disease With Him.

81 see," said Mrs. Oldcastle. that
your husband seems to have a tender
spot for Cupid. There are three pic
lures of the little fellow in the library
and here you have him carved on the
newell post"
Yes" her hostess replied. 81 didn't
want SO many OF them around, bu,
there don't seem to be no way to cure
Josiah OF his Cupidty."