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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-30
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

REAL ESTATE FOB SALE
FOR SALE-Three coed lets. close in
Frank Wohler. 65S y Aesley. lsS-7t,1
FOR SALE-Ftfty-foot lot. north OF Sec
ond. On New York. $3.50 r. L. Gun
ming. 80 Mathewson- Commission 10
real estate men iss-"e-fF-Sii-1i
FOR sALE-Eighty acres OF tie Stanton
farm. one mile west q FRIENDS unive--
sity. Inquire at farm or SG s Seneca
Iz-a6t
FOR SALES.--FUTURE corner Ztn merly
and AosIey. 1Jtx2ro feet, sS!5. Reese *
Co H. East First street s5tf
HOUSES FOR SALE.
FOR SALON payments: Five-room
house, II good condition and Is feet CT
ground Call after ; o'clock at 81
E Murdoch J. h Mcpherson HIST
FOR sALE-A beautiful home. situated
NJ No 1874 Arkansas avenue on the
banks OF the Little Arkansas river !
full. 2-sToEy. 19-TooTn house large bsra.
beautiful shade. ID1 feet frontage. all
set in bearing frait- If sold within
F week from this date VIII take go
one-half cash balance on Teasoua bic.
time. al ! per cent interest First
come first served- This is the greatest
market within : year in this city. Win
held & Hodgson, SO e Douglas avenue.
9se-6t
FOR SALE-162f 5. Main. nice 5-roora
house. > lots. 50 by 80 deep. east front.
If desired, purchaser could build txo
ROOMS upstairs, stairway already com
pieted; nice cellar. me eemeH.esi cis-
81 X. Main street. Both phones So
E2-tf
FOR SALE-At n bargain: \ nicely a.
ranged, 9-room cottage, ns-foots LOT.
east front. opposite lincoln park. large
barn and -corraf, me lawn, fruit and
shade trees; new fence and cemeat
sidewalk. Payment. Part in cash bal
ance in suitable install iTnents Inquire
lob :. Lawrence. or 20 Riyervlew-
1n-Itx
FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE-At us
actual cost. 6-rooT1 modern cottage. nice
y papered. bath. closet sink wash ba-
sin. china closet. hall gas, .leCtTic lights.
cellar and furnace room. good closet.
plate glass windows. hard wood dOu-
bic floor. barn, buggy shed horse Ior
cement walks. fine blue grass Lawn
VIII exchange for 80 acres OF good corn
or alfalfa land. well improved close 70
Wichita. Winfield & Hodgson, 3Is T.
Douglas avenae. 1iI-tf
FOR sALE-My home known as No IS
University avenue --StofE. 4-T0Cm
house. large barn and corral city water
maple shade, beautiful lawn. Desire 40
sell at once. Price 81 GO. To the first
agent putting up $500 forfeit money viii
be paid The commission Geo. 5. Free
man. SIS University avenue. 1s0-6t
FOR SALE-A new Groom cottage. 20
feet good barn. cemented cellar. ctsyern.
on Waco avenue. all for $50
4 room cottage ard 80 feet with gas.
fine bath. large hall and pcrches. ele-
CANT mantel. with furnace ard barn
east front, on Waco avenue 3 100.
There are no cheaper properties for
sale in Wichita than the above
O. S. SHlRK. 21S \. Main Street.
14l-eo6-st
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-30

! OF SaLE-Sa.e acres. l. tlsctz % IS
70 So acres, Ell smooth. god soil. "
oeEL2ad 6y al .uexA2USti1le supply 80
sheet water. adt cLu5-< land q re s1E-s
character Is raising = bushels n wheat
per acre and good Alfalfa crops per
aE2i1m- This land must sell Coze ana
secure Eou<s fsrg. 81 lcw gTsceS. s-
sasy terms - p EUIiin<rDu IFE-1e
building %f--Sg-Ee eft
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-30
STORAGE.

MERCHANDISE STORAGE. car lots or
less. on Santa Fe track 81 and 223 S
Santa Fe street. Otto Weiss, Wichita
i21-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-30
BOYS WANTED.
SITUATION wANTED-mALE.
AGENTS WANTEr.

AGENTS WANTED-An agent. either
Ene, inciudinE hiEh-class novelty pat
terms and exclusive designs. Sells N
sight. Biz pay 10 night party Buckley
Custom Shirt Co. Dept. T., st. Louis.
No l-u-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-30

WE SELL THE EAZEF-Ee cz3ro.
oeter you thg earth z=sd the f-I1nss -
thereof b.. ne can eel yoss better bar
Gasss n exec als1t STzSs ISacs zuG stock
ranches vel lsC--e1. VITA - sb.zrl-
Srsce C never fSs.5r.- Eager I'D elegant
bsge-sts-- prairie grass than ysa ca5
euy s.EeE 1er~. We nave The rrupsrtv
asG are ready e sheZ you 80 haze
go9d farms. ElEhsy szpruyeS- ard are
ready 70 COR rare r--cex VIII tie lzw-
cS< EcCfe see Ent ae Vii sScAte 90
whrFe tEe ~s11E ~ tine ~4l
srrsuSle ECt2e1 gain r. -oz- nsEE-
eGsEeA AID t5e @ott Srex5ss g h1zs@-
vii far your c1exrS ard IS away -
the ttt-cr tears C adversely Prices
srs c@SCrsp tlQns Q1stec &c any 1rs -
1rZ1clIlC1. Cal CT - E1G-@~E \ =
&eiscz. - y Nan street Esicsitz.
Ezz- ISL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-30

FOR SALE-At bargain: \ nicely a.
ranged, Groom cottage, us-foot lot.
east front. opposite Lincoln park large
barn ami corral. me lawn. fruit and
shade trees; new fierce and cement
sidewalk. Payment: Part in cash, bal
ance IN suitaDfe install iIneuts. inquire
1893 >. Lawrence. or go RiyervIew.
1n-Itx
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-01-16
Local w Gather Report.
New Haven, Jan. Is
BrIet Mention.

High water to-day, 1907 p. m.
America lodge, No 50, K. of P, work.
ed the rank of page on two candidates
in it's hall in the Courier building last
night.
1t was reported last night that the
condition of Mrs. Herbert E. Benton,
who has been quite critically i'll for
several weeks, is very much improved
and her complete recovery is now ex-
pected.
The convention of the New England
branch of Walters, Hotel Employees
alliance and Bartenders' union will
take place in New Haven next Sunday
and Monday, January 10 and 10. One
hundred and fifty delegates are expect
ed to attend.
-. The Derby Daily News has suspend
ed publication, the reason assigned in
the announcement made yesterday be-
ing lack of support from advertisers of
this city and Ansonia. The publishers
will issue every Saturday a paper to be
called the Weekly Herald.
Mrs. Brown, wife of Rev. Burdette B.
'1Rsapr,s> pastor of st. Paul's church in
Hartford who gave birth to twins re-
Gently and who was removed to the
Hartford hospital because of the seri-
BUSINESS of her condition, was said to
be doing well there yesterday, though
she is quite i'll.
The president yesterday sent to the
senate the nomination of George A.
Warner as postmaster Of Bristol,
second-class office paying a salary of
$2,400 year. The name of Edward F.
Tomlinson for postmaster at Plainville
was also sent in. The salary of the lat
ter office is $1,400. Both were renomi-
nations.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.

Impending Storm shifting-No Severe
Weather Expected.
The disturbance which was central
above the lake region Wednesday and
yesterday morning has passed out of
the st. Lawrence valley. There was a
light snow yesterday around northern
New York and New England. The
temperature has risen in the Central
regions.
New Haven weather to-day promises
to be cloudy and a trifle warmer. There
may be slight furries of snow. but
there are no probabilities of cold or
stormy weather for several days.
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Art Ernbroi-
derry.
rzc Fruit ,Doilies &C.

1AS EAS a1SS&heS sJNs
*oxo Fruit design doilies, on Bull.
garian art linen, tinted in proper col
ors, regular price 12c, during sale
SC each. !: H
*I2xI2 Bulgarian art linen doilies in
cherry and apple design, tinted (made
up piece to copy from in Department.
regular price of this doilie is Iec,
during sale Ioc.
*I2xI2, as above, conventional de-
sign 1oc. ~
Center Pieces. s-.. ..-
*ISxI8 in. linen center piece, ,Ecru,
tinted conventional design, regular
price 2oc, during sale re. VI
*24x24 in. center piece, as above,
during sale a5c. ...s.."
*24x24 in. center piece, mercer
lied, conventional design on dark
blue art Fabric, regular price soc,
during sale 3oc.
Of these designs. we have some
commenced pieces. j q -. j.
Linen Center Pieces.
*Unbleached butchers linen center
piece, I8xIS, lace insertions tinted
conventional designs, always retailed
for 45c, during sale price will be 33c.
*24x24, same design and material,
special price 45c.
*3ox36, same design, extra size
used for table cover 85c.
This line to be had in IL in. doilies.
5000 Grape design, butcher linen
center pieces tinted, ISxIS in, price
during sale 25c.
*3ox3o in, same design and mate
rial, during sale 4sc.
*36x36 in, as above, 65c.
*$I.75 Table covers 85c.
$50 Table covers. of which we have
made up piece, in dark green art
cloth, 3ox36 in. in newest designs,
price has been $I75, during sale price
will be 85c. u
Pillow Slips.
100 Oriental design pillow slips,
with tassels, regulation size, best value
we have ever had in stock, price 25c
each. ~
SOC Pillow tops and backs 2oc.
! Our entire Inc of this seasons stock
of pillow tops and backs, every one
guaranteed to be worth soc, during
sale 2oc each.
zoe Yarn &c.
Any skein of Columbia or Utopia
yarn in our stock &C a skein.
&c Embroidery silk &c.
Brainard g. Armstrong; Embroi-
derry silk in colors only, regular price
&c skein, during sale &c skein.
I5c Head rests Ioc.
Silkilene Head rests. finished with
cord to match, regular price I5c, dur
ing sale 1oc.
I0c Head rests 14c.
Letter Medalions.
Letter Medalions, cambria material
in three different sizes.
&c size Medallion ........... sc each
1oc size Medallion .......... &C each
17c size Medallion ......'.. .1oc each
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-01-16

cratic Lines Not Solid, Republican
Front Apparently UnbroAem.
Washington, Jan. 1.-THE sen2 .
committee on foreign rel ttiJns to-day
agreed to report the Cuban reciprocity
treaty to the senate with two anne. d
ments. The first of these is the guar
antee against further reduction Of the
sugar tariff, which was adopted yester-
day, and the other makes d reduction
! OF 40 per cent in the reduction Of the
duty on American cattle Xp0rted to Gu
ba, instead of ~ per cent. as provided
in the treaty as it was originally trans
mitted to the senate.
| Senators Bacon and Bailey cast their
votes against the resolution for a IA
yorable report. The republican MEM
! bers of the committee voted solidly to
report, and Senator Morgan, dem, of
Alabama, voted with them. Senator
Money, of Mississippi, was absent, and
! Senator RaWlins, Cf Utah, refrained
from voting.
Among the amendments offered by
Senator Bacon and voted down was the
provision requiring that the treaty
should be submitted to the house, as
we'll as the senate, for ratification. The
same fate befell the amendment elm
| mating Article VI. of the treaty provid-
| ing that no rebate or concession should
be given on American tobacco imported
| into Cuba.
Later in the day in the executive SEES
sion of the senate Senator Cullom re-
ported the treaty as prepared by the
| foreign relations committee, and gave
notice that he would call it up next
Monday and that he would endeavor to
secure action upon it at the earliest
possible day. This notice was in ac-
cordance with q general understanding
among republican senators. The agree
ment also includes an agreement to the
effect that the statehood bill viii not b.
urged to prevent consideration of the
treaty. 1t is urged that there will be
considerable debate on the treaty, and
that some time will elapse before it can
! be acted upon. A number of the DEM
ocratic senators will oppose ratification
and the amendments which were voted
down in convention will be re-Offered
The democrats. however. are not solid
in their opposition and those who do
oppose it are not yet agreed on any gen.
eral line of attack.
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TO BORROW 500, 900.

Board Of Finance Authorized Controller
Rowe to Secure That Amount.
The beard of finance held their regu-
lar weekly meeting last evning and au-
thorized the mayor and controller TO
borrow 100000. The money was hor-
roved in anticipation of the taxes this
year and will be obtained on short
time note and it is expected that it
Will be obtained Of New Haven hank
ers. Of the amount $4,000 will be de-
voted to the payment of one-haif of the
old town debt. This debt accrued at
the time Of the consolidation Of the city
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sign.
Cut Edge Linen Center Pieces.
1oc Trav Cloths, 2 for 2sc.

Tray cloths, regular size, stamped
design, hemstitchcd, good quality ma
terial, sold regular for loc, during
sale 1oc each; 3 trays for 25c.
Laundry Bags.
CSC Laundry bags, draw string,
stamped and tinted designs, price on
this lot during sale only 15c each.
4oc Striped Laundry bag. CSC
IS Laundry bags, striped design,
finished complete, price 4oc, during
sale, o5c.
40c Laundry bags, 29c.
$50 Laundry bags, assorted colors
and designs, all stamped on best art
ticking, our regular price 400, during
sale 2ec.
$50 Fancy laundry bags, assorted
colors, the word Laundry stamped on
bag, very easy to work, price soc;
sale price 33c.
SOC Fancy Laundry bags 33c.
19c Shoe Bags Toc Each.
3-Pockct shoe bags, stamped de-
signs on art cloth, goods have sold
regularly for roc, during sale price
will be 1oc each.
SIC Shoe bags zoe.
6-pockct Shoe bags. as above de-
scribcd, during sale 2oc each.
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BIG GRAIN SHIPMENT.

East Hartford, Jan. 15.-Another
train of sixty empty New Haven box
cars ell route to Chicago to be loaded
Win grain for eastern shipment left
the yards here this morning. The cars
are OF the largest size built, $4,000
pounds capacity, uniform in size, and
with two locomotives attached the train
attracted considerable notice. A con-
signnlent of $4,000 bushels Of grain for
export, by way of Boston ports, is being
shipped from Chicago.
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Corcoran, chaplain of the asylum, read
the annual statement, which showed
that the Indebtedness was 100000. The
officers elected are: President, Rev.
Michael Ticrney; vice president, Rev.
John Russell, of ST. Patricks church,
this city; treasurer, Rev. John Corcor-
an; secretary. William Geary.
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and town and at that time it amounted
to $4,000 but has been reduced from
time to time until but $4,000 remains,
The remainder of the loan will be used
for current city expenses and will last
about thirty days After that amount
has been expended it viii be necessary
TO negotiate some larger loans for city
expenses. The city will pay back the
money during the summer months
when q large amount of taxes are col
lcCled.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-01-16

greyhound Deutschland entering New
York harbor. The picture is of modest
Coloring. In the distance is the statue
Of the Goddess of Liberty, a faint out
line of the Brooklyn bridge and New
Yorks sky-scrapers. Information re-
garding the lines service is given in
the printed matter.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-01-16

Old Lady-"Shame! The idea of all
you big boys jumping on that poor little
lad and robbing him." Big Boy-"We
amt robbing him, lady. We are just
playing the powers in Venezuela and
he wanted to be Castro" - Chicago
Daily News.
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WEATHER RECORD.

Washington, D. c., Jan. 10. 1903, p. m.
Forecast for Friday and Saturday
For New England: Partly cloudy Friday
and Saturday; slight changes in tempera-
ture; fresh west winds.
For Eastern New York: Partly cloudy Fri
day and Saturday; moderate temperatures;
fresh west winds.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-01-16
HAMBURG-A AIERICAN LINES CAL
ENDAR.

The Hamburg American line has just
sent to it's local agent, II. Z. Sweeney,
Office 800 Church street. limited num-
Der Of attractive 1903 calendars. Its
chief adornment is fine picture of the
lines mammoth new twin screw ocean
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-01-16

The winter meeting of the proposed
Connecticut Botanical society will be
held in Sheffield hall on Saturday, jan
uary "a, at which time organization will
be perfected.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS To-DAY.

Tug
Cost Prices Gamble Desmond Co.
Dress GOods-Chas. Monson Go.
Estate L. e. Olds-prUbate Notice.
Economy Sale-Howe x Stetson.
Fair and Benetit-Pular Star Hall.
Fish Day-The A. Foote 60.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. George Street
New Rlbbons-Edw. Malley Co.
Plano and Song Recital harmonic Hall.
Rich FurS-BrOOks y Go.
Special Rug Sale-E. u. Missirian.
Tea and COffec-S. S. Adams.
Turkeys and Chickens " elch & Son.
Wanted-Girl-244 Grand Avenue.
Wanted-SltuatiOn-12i ). Water st.
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rfthe Baby is Cutting Tee III.

Be sure and use that old and well-tried
remedy. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup,
for children's teething. 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums, alays all pains, cures
wind collie, and is the best remedy for diar-
rhoea Twenty-Five cents bottle.
oil MWF & WY
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We have a few special bargains in
slightly used upright pianos of best
manufacture at terms to suit all.
NJ. SONNENBERG PIANO Co,
ia st SOL Chapel street.
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ST. FRANCIS ORPHAN ASYLUM.
The annual meeting of St. Francis
Orphan asylum was held Wednesday
afternoon at the asylum. Rev. John
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-01-16

Judge-Why didn't you steer out for
the pedestrian? Wheeln1an-L hadn't
time Judge-Well, III give you ten
days.-New York Sun. -.
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Art E>rnbroi-
derry.
2sc Pillow Cord. &C vd,

Silk pillow cord. assorted colors,
two different styles that have always
sold in the Art Dept at I9c and 25c a
yard. During this sale, the price of
these cords will be &C a yard. u
yards to customer only, enough for
two pillows.)
soc Pillow Cord and Tassels, 2ec.
500 loops G'i1low cord and tasscls)
in IS different combinations, our price
regular in stock, is soc. During the
sale of the Crown stock price will be
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Hemstitched Doilies.

Hemstitchcd doilics and center
pieces to match, in assorted stamped
designs. As doilies are usually pur-
chased six at time, we have made
mp an assortment OF s Of the same
size to sell at the following prices;
Rec. nricc by y doz. Sale nrice
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Chr gumrmat aud Courier

THREE MONTHS $780, One MONTH, 50
CENTS; One WEEK, 10 CENTS, SINGLE
Copies, 8 CENTS.
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Ic, SC, Ioc and I5c q Yard.

comparison with the astonishing pcecung mentioned above these
they
of less than half and will draw thongs
Sales like this explain why this ribbon stock
bacnmbe ribbons
bons found wanting in it.
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CUBAN TREATY REPORTED
THO AMENDMENTS PROPOSED
By SENATE COMuITTEE.

Effort 90 Make IL a Party Issue-Demo-
cratic Lines Not Solid, Republican
Front Apparently Unbrolem.
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IN addition the above all the fancy ribbons Sc
Csc yard made into other bargain
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Church Notices.

Rev. Shull will preach at Eben.
ezer next Saturday evening at
7;3O; at Asbury Sunday morn
ing at 1000; at Sloan at 200 p.
m., and at Rehoboth at 7:3O
Rev. Wolf will hold communion
service at the Lutheran church
at Big Cove Tannery next Sun.
day morning at 1000. Prcpara-
tory service on Saturday at 2:3O
p. m. Preaching in McConnells.
burg Sunday evening at ZOO.
Rev. Baugher will preach at
Antioch next Sunday morning at
10; Ditch Run, at 3 p M, and at
Oakley at 7;3O. A weeks revival
service will begin at Oakley fol-
lowing the second Sunday night.
Service in the Presby terian
church in this place both morn.
ing and evening next Sabbath,
and on October Is, communion
service will be held at Greenhlll
and preparatory service at 9
O'Clock on Saturday at the same
place.
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Local Institute.

A local institute was held at
Emmaville Friday evening Sep
tember %. Opened 10y singing
America.
Question--lIow can the home
better the school? Discussed by
Hanks, Walters and others.
Question-Means of securing a
library, its use and how to use it.
Discussed by Walters, Miss Hix-
son, Harris and Hanks.
Singing--Old folks at home.
Question-How do you secure
the cooperation Of patrons? Dis.
cussed by Harris aud others.
Next institute to be held at Lo.
Gust Grove school house Friday
evening, October 16.
The following topics will be dis.
cussed
|. What are your methods of
punishment, and should corporal
punishment be used
.. What do you think we can
derive from a well conducted 10.
cal institute.
3. Is the present School Law
Of Pennsylvania Il benefit to our
country?
All are cordially invited to at
tend and to come prepared to take
part in the discussions.
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THE SALNE THAT HEALS.

Without leaving a scar is De.
Wits. The name Witch Hazel Is
applied to many salves, but De.
Wits Witch Hazel Salve is the
only Witch Hazel Salve made that
contains the pure unadulterated
witch hazel. If any other Witch
Hazel Salve is offered to you it is
a counterfeit. f. G. Dewitt in.
vented Witch Hazel Salve and De.
Wits Witch Hazel Salve is the
best in the world for cuts, burns,
bruises, letter or blind, bleeding,
itching and protruding piles
Sold at Trout's drug store.
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Tobacco &C., a cut at Scott's.
DIR. N. @. Trout. of Fairfield.

Dr. N. y. Trout, OF Fairfield,
Pa, is spending this week in the
old family home in this place.
Nick's many friends here are al
ways glad to greet him on his re.
turns.
Arbuckles and Lion coffee lOc.
at Scott's Cash Grocery.
President Strife was looking
over the G. and b. turnpike this
week and has made arrangements
to have a stone crusher here IN a
few days, and make important re
pairs to the road in this vicinity.
Finest loose coffees in town 9,
10, Is, and 20c., at Scott's Cash
Grocery.
When you want wedding invita-.
lions or announcements, come to
the News Office and see our sam.
pies. If our work doesn't please
you don't give us your order, and
we'll promise not to get mad
about it either.
Flour 47c. sack, and everything
else in proportion at Scott's Cash
Grocery.
Any of our friends who deal at
Mercersburg, and are in need of
harness, saddles, nets, whips,
collars, robes and blankets, or
who need any repair work done,
will find 1t to their advantage to
call on Mr.. Bert f. Smith on the
Diamond.
The reason prices are low at
SCOTS grocery is that he sells
everything for cash.
Our good friend Jacob Shultz,
OF Union spent a day or two in
town this week. Mr.. ShultZ has
been a member of the school.
board in his township for many
years, and says when this term
expires he would like to step
down and out.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-10-07
WaIters-Strait.

A very quiet home wedding
took place at the home of Mr.. Roy
-Duvall, Wednesday, Septemb Der
30, 1908. The contracting parties
were Rosel Ii. Walters of Akers.
vile, and Miss Nellie Strait of
Saluvia.
Promptly at 5 o'clock the pas.
tor, Rev. Campbell, pronounced
the words that made them man
and wife. After congratulations
were over supper was announced
and all did justice to the good
things that had been prepared.
The young couple are both high.
ly esteemed young people, and
the many friends wish them sue.
cess and happy voyage over the
sea of matrimony.