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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-06-29
Mr.. Conrad Gress lost q valu.
able COW one day last week.


able COW one day last week.
There will be an ice.cream sup.
per in the Hall at Gem, on Satur.
day evening, July 9, 1904.
No good health unless the kid.
neys are sound. F'olev's Kidney
cure makes the kidneys right.
Miss Elizabeth Dietrich of
Waynesboro, is visiting her cous.
IN, Mrs. Il. n. Fryman ofthe Cove.
Thomas Hollenshead of Harri.
sonville, was a business visitor at
tine County Seat last Thursday.
This is good time to sub.
scribe for the huron COUNTY
News. Only dollar a year in ad
vance.
The Holllnshead distillery prop.
erty was sold few days ago to
a. j. Unger of Foltz. for $500.
1t includes 20 acres of ground.
NJ. R. Shaffner, Esq, spent
last Wednesday at Harrisonville
and at Hustontown IN the inter.
ests of his telephone company.
Miss Mary Scott Sloan, who
has a position at the Chester
Spring Soldiers Orphan school,
is home for her summer vacation.
In asking US to change the ad.
dress of your paper, do not forget
to give the name of the post. office
towhich the paper has been going.
Chronic bronchial ubles and
summer coughs can be quickly
relieved and cured by Foley's
Honey and Tar.
Mrs. Thomas f. Sloan, and
Mrs. W. S. Dickson and daughter
Miss Alice, are spending this
week at the Mountain House on
Rays Hill.
Morse Sloan left Monday for
Parkers Landing, Pa, where he
will resume work abandoned sew.
eral weeks ago to recurerate his
health.
Preaching in the Presbyterian
church next Sunday morning at
1870: and combined G. f. and
church service at 6:15 p. m.
Subject for the evening DISCOURSE:
righteousness exalteth ma
ton"
Dr.. West and his grand daugh
tiers Miss Ruth and Margaret,
took advantage of the delightful
weather early these mornings,
and drove over to the Dr's farm
Monday starting about five
o'clock.
Two valuable cows belonging
TO Mrs. David G. Smith, of Peters
township, Franklin county, were
killed by lightning on Monday of
last week. The bolt struck them
as they were standing in a field "a
long the fence, not under a tree.
During the thunder storm on
Monday of last week a flash of
lightning struck wire fence on
the farm of D. p. Myers in Cum
berland county, which conveyed
the battery among his herd of
cattle which were huddled to.
get tler in the field near the fence,
causing instant death to four of
his best mich cows, two of which
he refused $45 a piece for short
time ago 1t is supposed the heat
of the cattle attracted the cleo.
tricity from the wire.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-06-29
Notice TO Teachers
Mercersburg, Pa.

The Borough schools will be
given out on Saturday, July 9th.
All applicants must apply IN writ
ing by above date.
a. U. MACE,
Secretary.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-06-29
Harry E. Huston.
Clear Ridge, Pa.
Administrators Notice.

Estate OF George w. Deshong.
Letters OF adniinist -atlon on the estate OF
George w. Deshong late OF Ayr township, Full
ton county. Pa, deceased, hayino been grant.
to the subscriber, whose pOstofiice address IL
NJ connellsbrrg Fulton 60. Pa, q persons who
present hem to
NJ. Il. SHAFFNER.
June 90 1901. Administrator
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-06-29
Farm for Sale.

Farm of l43 acres of fine slate
land IN first class condition, 9
miles from Mercersburg. A run
of water through every field
Good stock farm. Will be sold
right.
Write to
p. o. Box 5,
8 mo. Mercersburg, Pa.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-06-29
WROUGHT IRON RANGE co.
Manufacturers of Home
Comfort Steei Ranges.
Paid up Capital H.
100000. Founded
i'm 1864.
These Ranges are Sold from the
Company's Wagons, by
Their Travelling Sales
men. Read the fol-
lowing:


ment of the st. Louis Wrought Iron Range
Company, whose agents are canvassng this
county for the sale of the widely known and
justly celebrated ranges manufactured by the
company, The headquarters of these agents
are at Mcdonald. The testimonials printed In
their advertisement. from so many prominent
citizens of Greene and Washington counties,
are sufficient to>satisfy all reasonable people
that the character of the men now travelling
this county is all right, and that their business
methods have been entirely satisfactory to
their customers. We commend these men to
our readers and the ranges commend them
selves Washington Democrat.
Below is the opinion Of number of Waynes
burg's business men as to their conduct here
we the undersigned citizens of Waynes.
burg, Pa, can freely say that our acquaintance
and observation with the Division Superinten.
dent for the Wrought Iron Range Co.. st.
Louis Mo. aud his corps of statesmen for the
past three months. permit us to recommend
as being gentlemen; they have manifested push
and enterprise in their business. while in onr
midst and our well wishes go with them in
their new fields of labor"
w. 5 PIPES Jeweler
JOHN j. KOEBERr, Barber.
j. r. WORLDLY, Shoe Merchant.
j. II. INGKRAM, Shoe Dealer.
H. II. GOLDBERG, Shoe Merchant,
HEADLEE & JOHN, Eds of Democrat.
|. ii. KNOX, Editor OF Republican
RAGAN & EVANS, Eds. and Props of indie
pendent.
JOHN F. PAULEY, Ed. OF Messenger
&. c. HOWARD, Dentist
NJ r.. CA ARROI.L. ATTORNEY NJ lnw
II. +. DOWNEY, Attorney at law.
Il. III. WILKINSON. Attorney at law,
+. NJ. SAVERS, Attorney at law.
w. V. HUTCHINS, OF WayneSburg Nat. Gas
Company.
c. H. WOOD, Grocer
;. L. JOHN, Restaurant Prop.
I, n. BUMGARNER. Merchant.
GEORGE B. SGLVEUS, Grocer.
a. NJ Is. CALL, Grocer and Restaurant.
HARVEY CALL, Grocer.
j. II. CROSS. Confectioner and Grocer.
w E' HILL, Merchant.
j. p. POLLOCK, Hardware,
GEO. T.. HOGE Clothier
NJ LENINO, General Merchant.
j. H. & a. l.. BABBITT, Hardware.
W. G. SCOTT, Merchant.
W. Il. WEBB, Harness Business.
Y, r. MOFFETr, Merchant Tailor.
II. $. BLACHJEY. Druggist
JESSE l.. ROSS, & CO., Druggists.
GUS. y. SrOY, Druggist
JOHN f. COTTEREL, Druggist
j. \. ROGERS, Druggist.
JOHN r. IAMS, Physician.
JOHN T. ULLOM Physician.
K. T.. BROCK, Physician
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-21

TEMPLAR

About nifty Knights Templar
awaited the arrival Of Grand Com
mandsr iInooiu , GAult. from Ia
coma. this morning. and escorted
him TO the Dltlcr hotel upon HE
reaching this city. AFTER a short
meeting at the hotel. during which
time the grand commander met
many nf the members % the order.
the local members Of the command.
cry. 100 strong. escorted the officers
Of the Grand Commandery from the
hotel to the hall.
The escort Was In fuii uniform
and lead By the regular band Of the
cummanasry. Al I o'clock the Grand
Commandsry waa opened b. Grand
Commander Gault and the seventh
annual eanelaYe II the order com
mauced. The session xili end to-
morrow afternoon with the election
and installation Of officers for the
coming year.
Tonight the Order % the Temple
viii be exempllfied BY the grand
officers In the presence Of the Nom
bera Of the Grand Commandery. the
members Of the local commandery
and the visiting kniEhta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-21
GRAND CHAPTER
COMES TO END

The Grand Chapter Royal Arch
NaHenH Of Washington ended itH
10th annual gonvoeation ut noon to-
day With the installation Of officers
Tor the coming year The meeting
has been the hest attended OF any in
the history OF the order and many
vlHltluE companions have been la
attendance,
The following Grand officers we're
elected aud Installed today. Nathan
s. Porter high priest. otis A
eromutou deputy hinh priest: Rich
ard & Nichols. king. Francis ~
West. agrlbe Robert l. McCrockcy
captain OF the host Abraham 4,
Miller principal aoIoufner. Fred J
ElHensohn. Royal Arch captain.
Wesley & Stone. manter of the THIRD
Veil. William q Rowland. master
af the SECOND Veil. pr Mlnton, OF
Nottingham, master of the First
Veil Horace ". Tyler treasurer.
and Yaneey &. nlaioek. secretary,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-21

The Northwestern steamship
Company fine steamship Victoria
Will leave this port November : for
a round the-Wurld voyage loaded
with American manufactured goods
for exhibition IN foreign countries.
John Rasene. manager Of the com
pAny. has for several months been
.arrznFFhk with American manufsc-
turers and merchants 10 take booths
o. the steamer in which to exhibit
their goods. and Il is said has met
With much success IN his venture.
Il "a planned 70 arrange the booths
along the loWer deck the passenger
list Is 70 be restricted 70 leo. all ex-
hihlfors or members OF their fami-
lies.
The vessel vii call al Yokohama.
Kobe. SakAzAkt Shanghai Hong
kong. Manila singapore. Colombo.
Maurttius. neiaEoA hay. Cape Town.
Adelaide. Melbourne. sydney. Hon
oiula. and. II hattleships are not too
active In the vicinity. at Port Ar
thur and Nladivosfok.
This novel method Of advertising
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-21
MOTHER TESTIFIES
AGAINST DAUGHTER
MRS KATHERINE FLICK REVEALS THE DISGRACE or HER
OWN CHILD FROM WITNESS STAND IN ORDER TO ASSIST
rau STATE IN CONNECTING PREACHER NELSON

e.rhe uible tells us not 60 swear
and ii Is wicked e say So help me
Cod IN the SENSE it is used in court
u = for this reason that Ne VIII
lot take the OATH
Mr. and Airs Adam Mayer and
Mrs. Katherine FIrck. Witnesses for
the state IN the trial 81 = II Nell
SON, the street preacher charged
With adultery. made this startling
statement to-day in expiainiug their
refusal ta take the cath which the
clerk started to administer when
they were called 10 the stand.
= They refused to be sworn, and
We're allowed to affirm instead They
agreed IL tell the truth. the whole
sruth. and nothing hut the truth un-
der the pains aud penalty OF per-
Jury.
The Nelson trial Is progressing but
slowly On account ~ the large nnm-
Der Of Witnesses which are o. be exc
amined The eaffldar Is filled with
them and looks much Hike a busy
corner at an cid time camp mret-
tnE. The men and Wemen who VIII
testify for and against the preacher
are exeeedmEtv religious and taik
Of little else than ervedN and dog
mas white they are waiting Tor their
turn 70 testify Some u them read
tracts
Mrs. Katherine rqcck. who II the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-21

mother az Mrs smith. testified
against her daughter this morning.
she said the woman had gotten the
idea into her head that the I.etd
wanted hor Go he Nelson's wife and
that she had on that aeruunt de-
serted her six little children and
barney Smith. "a devoted husband.
To- link her llfo with the preacher =.
The tears camc into the old lady 3
ewes while she testified. but she says
she feels it 60 be her duty 10 testify,
even though it is against the char
actcr 90 her own daughter. She said
that Nelson and the woman had
been living togcther as man and
wife and had made no effort to con
coal the fact AS they believed Il
was the Lords win.
The testimony 81 Mrs. Adam
Mayer. "a sister of MIS- Smith, was
about the same aa Mrs t1eek'a. and
Adam Mayer was "a very strong wit
ness against Nelson.
Attorneys Tor the preacher this
mofninE asked Judge Hatch before
W. HON the ease D. being tried. for
an order restraining the new spapefa
from printing anything about the
ease ON the ground that newspaper
articles were preiudieing the public
against the preacher. judge Hatch
refused 20 grant such an order.
II IL thought that the state VIII
finish its ease this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-21
MNE M
KRMH MN

The case Of the state against VII
liam M0nohan. charged with high
way robbery WIS dismissed this
afternoon by Superior Judge Tall
man on the motion OF the pronccut-
Ing attorney The prosecuting Wit
meas Ia the ease. George E Camp
bell. according 10 the statement ~
ed Ia support OF the motion for dis
mIHaal. has found at the last mo-
ment that be cannot Identify Mono
han az the man who held him up.
The trial OF the ease was 10 have
been begun today
Mounhun Is the beardlcaH youth
chief Delaney and bis sieuths ar
rested for the University grounds
highway robberiea after Detectives
Kennedy and Hyfnea bad "A pistol
battle with two thugs on Union
street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-21
ZEU MIMI
CMRNLC
BOARD OF WORKS AWARDS
FoRTY.sEVENTH AVENUE
NORTH WATER MAIN JoB

The board Of public works this
morning awarded contracts aEgfe-
EAting nearly $4,000. The largest
vas the Forty seventh avenue north
water main Bell q Price were the
successful bidders. their bid being
81. 09s FOR iaying cast iron pipe
The construction 81 The main is Of
much Importance II Will extend
from the medium pressure reservoir
az Volunteer park % Woodland
park. furnishing water 81 a large
district that has hitherto been una
BILE 20 secure Cedar river water.
The contract for laying the water
main on BoylEion avenue north xas
also let 70 Bell q Price for ts2s5.
The sparger Concrete Company
were the successful bidders for lay.
ing concrete walks on East Nadi-
son street from TWeuty-third ave
nue. north 20 Twenty ninth avenue
north The two bidders for laying
ne walks on East Madison street
from the bridge az Thirtieth avenue
east 20 the lake. construction OF
which has been enioined BY ahut-
ting property owners. were releas-
"a The lowest bid on the Job vas
siO .gss
s,irrat a GOetr we're given the
contract for the construction n
sewer on Pike street from Sixth to
Ninth avenues. their bid being
81. g95.
The contract for grading Battery
street from Sixth avenue 20 Denny
way was given 10 Kalberg. his bid
% s2527 being the lowest
The bids Tor grading Atlantic
street were referred 20 the council
The limit Of assessment for the I'm
provemeni o. ts.tGs. while the low
eat bid was si0.iai The contract
for grading Howe and adjacent
streets vas held up. pending action
Of the council The lowest bid was
tif6fi. and n the work f. ordered
the council will have TO appropriate
about 1900 ont % the general fund
The Barber Asphalt Company'a
bid ~ SIS for paving Prospect
street was rejected. because II was
nearly 5000 above the limit Of as
gessment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-21

= ?. Logan. whose ALLEGED mania
faf salt water bathing has led him
70 live The best part of the past
month ~ % hia neck IN brine az
West Seattle. aas arrested by Dep
uty Sheriff Niece this afternoon
and locked up In the county jan on
a charge u insanity. Citizens Of
West Seattle made she complaint
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-21
MUNYON'S
PAW-PAW

Cures Dyspepsia. Indigestion and
an forms Of stomach trouble. Puri-
flies the blood Restores the Hp-
petite
n you cant sleep. try IL
lf you are broken down. try H.
m your blood h impure. Try t.
lf you have catarfh. Try IT,
Nothing ever discovered Will 70
quickly EOothe and strengthen the
nerves NJ Munyon's Paw Paw Rem
cdy. II does away with the desire
Tor beer. wine and whiakey Builds
you no and makes You glad 10 live.
m you are eonHtipated. bilious.
and your liver torpid. take Nun
y0n's Paw-Paw Pllla The best
Stomach and Liter pills on earth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-21

koo would want line In Idaho can
not be- explained. unless for the
purpose Of some time using II as n
part Of It's own system.
Some railroad prophets say the
Milwaukee will build from nyart =.
u the most northern terminal. as
this viii bring II In eiaHe eampetts
tiun with the northern lines This
would give Seattle and the Puget
Sound another direct eommuniea=
tlon with st Paul aud "a through
line tO Chicago.
whether the Milwaukee Is inter
eatod In the present move ia HhfoHd-
cd In mystery. but there Is a firm
belief that the road Ia with HART
man,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-21
NINE MA7
GE7 ANAY

RITZYILLE, Wash. June al
II. Fraser, who was 10 have been
tried for burglary today. escaped
from the Adams county jail at u
last night BY bending the bars Of
his cell. Sheriff ShOrno was IN
Spokane on business. and bis son
clyde was In charge. When sh0r-
no took breakfast. Fraser. bis fellow
prisoners said was In bed at 10
O'Clock. and when Shorno went to
take him 10 the court room. he
discovered that Frazer had eaeap-
ed. No trace OF him has been found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-21
STEAMSHIP VICTORIA TO
BECOME EXPOSITION AFL0AT

manufactures abroad has never
been tried before Ina the United
States. although Il has been In
England. Three years ago pro
jest was on foot here 10 send the
Nome steamship Oregon on such =
trip. but she plans OF the promoters
mover maierlAllrrd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-21
BODY NOT FOUND

The body Of the unknown sui
eide who met death IN the BAY sun
day night has not been recovered
The men who saw the man plunge
into the Wutsr stlli stick 10 the
story that he was drowned. They
have his hat Etill in their posses
sion. u 10 black felt almost
now They maintain that the cur
rent Of the Duwamlsh river has
carried the body oui into the bay
and that Il may never be recovered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-21

Mrs. Ruby schwartz Instituted d.
Yoree proceedings IN the superior
court this morning against her bus
band. David schwartz She charges
him with deaeftlou ana cruelty
Mrs Schwartz secured an order re-
atraiuinr her husband from diapoa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-21
.rnE 80 nr MYaTERY. :

"The Man Of Mystery or The
bohemian Detective which has
kept the Alcarar filled since Sunday
night. will continue until Thursday.
when the BIN changes.
"Dayy Crockett will follow The
Man ~ Mystery AZ the Aleaxar.
opening Thursday night aud con
tinulnK an Saturday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-21
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w - W. Htft+tt 80
Our New Minister will be the
bin nt the Grand tonight tomorrow
afternoon aud tomorrow night II
A. good. Wholesome pastoral piece
and h. drawing we'll
Mnude Adams will appear ON Fri
day and Saturday evenings In The
Little Minister" The similarity Of
titles OF the two plays means little,
~ Miss Adams viii jump over into
the Highlands Of Scotland and con
vert the Grand boards Into the land
OF the bonnie bfief bush.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-21

Ing Of property or money which he
hnH Ia safe depoait vaults IN the
city. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-21

THE CITY or NEW YORK.
THE city OF New York which Is
boing ably handled NJ the Third Az
onue. will continue through the
week. II IL attracting good crowds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-21
|NMEMH
WIRING
NV serlne. News A.snl

FREMONT. n. y. June 2i.-
When the inquest into the Gen.
sloeum disaster was resumed this
morning Deck Hand Daniel % NELL
swuue that he never participated In
fire drill aboard the slocum. lie
denied knowing there had been a
tire aboard the slocum the day pre-
yluua lie told a Eraphic story Of
the fire aud declared that the fire
hose burst a. soon a. the water was
turned ON An attempt was then
made 90 bring the deck hose into
uue. be said bat the coupling asa
not TT lie jumped overheard and
swan ashore lie landed Ia a small
beat. which eapsiaed lie admitted
being warned hY the man In tho
small boat not to Jump as the boat
Nas full
Second Engineer nrandow swore
that he received no verbal orders
from Capt. Van sehaick while the
fire was In progress. lie remained
In the engine room until the Slocum
vas fast aground There were no
appliances he said Tor flooding the
holds In case OF emergency.
NEW YORK June Alt 3
o'clock this morning twelve addi-
tlonal bodies Of victims Of the Gen.
sioeum disaster we're recovered.
making 4 total 81 re sixty four
unidentlfisd bodies are AZ the
MofEHs
A severe thunder storn earle mi.
morning caused the bodies to come
% the surface. eight being found
floating near where tbs steamer
wan hsachsd
The relief fund nov stands AZ
% 600 Two fuur-inch guns today
will Be taken out on floats aud mr.
I'd along the river whsfe bodies are
supposed 70 b. sunk
The first Of the damage auitm has
been filed b. Mrs. Kate Mattier
who loNt four children. she asks
for $50 HHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-21

n Johnson. who Is staying NJ the
New Western hotel. has received no
information % his missing son. Who
was last seen sunday afternoon At
Madison park playing hall The
father u 81 the opinion that his son
u drowned The boy was 20 80 20
work for the Teais-niil Furniture
Company. on Second avenue Mon
day morning and Vas given nun.
Der - trade tickets O. distribute
None ~ these tickets has been re
turned 20 the store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-21
HE'S A HARD LOSER

Mr.. Bessie Pickett. Who was d.
vorc~d from Foster Pickett n fsN
months ago. filed a petition In the
superior court this morning asking
that lrsr ca husband be restrained
from annoying her She claims that
Pickett. since the divorce Naa
granted has haunted her home. alt
Ninth avenue, and has devoted
hours 20 peerinR Into the windows
aud humping on the doors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-21

- "INNT FFI' NIVF =
for some time. and when the merger
vas dissolved. his chance 20 begin
work came. Mr Hartman vas
quick % accept the chance He all
not leave a single point Of vantage
opcn 10 his competitors and ulil In.
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a. H Canuau, Chicago writes Mar
4 1903. Having BEEN troubled with
.lMbago az different times and tried
one physician after another then dlf.
'e--nt Oiutments and llnimeuts gave
70 up altogether. So I tried once
more and got q bottle Of Ballard S
Snow Lniment, which gave me almost
Instant relle. / can cheerfully rec
C.nmeud H. and will add my name 70
your list OF former sufferers" 25c.
Soc and 81. Sold by W. B. Frame.
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sisassr, ara Mast effective

J Chambers. Ed. vlntlcator LID
s--g Texas writes Dec .. 1902.
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