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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-02-10
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German Hearts.

Diseases Of the heart have been on
the increase in Germany in recent
years, one person in every seven being
afflicted. Influenza. alcoholism and cX-
cessive addiction to bicycling and other
sports are named by DR.. Steckcl as the
chief causes.
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The United States now has three
cities of more than million inhabl-
tants. but the fourth, ST. Louis, has
about 100000.
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Leap Year Episode.

He-I wonder what makes Miss
Eiderleigh so awfully nervousl
She-Why, this is the first opportu-
nity she has had in eight years.
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do not believe liso's Cure for Consump-
ton has unequal for coughs and colds.--JoHS
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup forrhllrcn
teething, soften the gums, reduces infamma-
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Savings deposits in Chicago banks
have passed the S100,000,0O0 mark. III
the past year they have increased more
than SD 100000.
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Hand Power Hay Press sas. 90.

Some men make enemies instead o
friends because il j. less trouble.
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No matter how good you arc, somebody
else is better--and js Wiling TO acRnowi-
cdre he fact
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what ! SUI
j'ere1 no one
W i'll ev er
know. ! used
about every
known reme-
dy that Is said
to be good for
kidney co m =
plant. b u t
HltnOut UcTlN-
ingpermanent
relief. Often
when alone In
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This VIII Interest Mothers.

When it comes to drawing conclusions
all women are natural born artists.
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It. is easy To put on . bold front 1t you
have good backing.
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A WCMhN's MISERY.

Mrs. John LaItue, Of 11b Paterson
Avenue. Paterson. N. j.. says: II was
troubled for about niue years, and
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awful Grip had clutchcd US in It's fatal
clasp. Men. women. children whole towns
and cities are caught in the banelul grip of
a terrible monster.
The following letters spcab for them-
selves as to The efficacy OF Perund in cases
OF Ia grippe or its after effects.
.1ffer Effects of La Grippe Erndicofed
by pc-ru-un.
: Mrs. Fred Weinbergcr, Westcrlo, Albany
County, y. Y, writes:
Several years ago ! had an attack Of la
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PUTNAM FADELEss DYES color more
goods, per package, than others.
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The trouble about people who borrow
.se.S.e il they ALWAYS pay il back.
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What a pity it is that people who vor
~ over tr;fes haven't something worth
while to trouble them.
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Greatest. simplest. best invention % The
sgc \ hoy can make regular sized l4xlSX
4s in. bales like tun. and two boys ear
bale three tons pc" day easily
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CAUGHT BY THE GRIP.
RELEASED BY PE-RU-NA.

grippe which left my nerves in prostruhd
condition Then ] had another attack c1
Ia grippe which left the worse. had tried
three good physicians, but all in vain. J
gave Peruna trial. In short time was
feeling better and now am az well as any
ono. .'--Mrs Fred MeinberRer
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Non. james n. GuilI. OF Omaha.

Hon. James r. Gull is one Of the Oldest
He has done much 10 make IL what IL IL,
serving on public boards number oil
times. He endorses Peruna in the follow
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WARREN.

Regular services will be conducted at
the local churches tomorrow. Rev. Mr.
Fischer OF Wexford will offlciate at the
NJ f. church. Rev. Mr.. Cady, the regu-
lar pastor. is expected home by the latter
part OF this month. Rev. Mr.. Jackson OF
Providence. r. l., and Rev. William
Clarin OF Harrington, will occupy the
pulpit respectively, at the morning and
evening services. The pulpits in the other
churches will be occupied by the local
clergymen,
The members OF Rough and Ready Fire
company, No. 4. have held practice runs
every evening during the past week with
their hose cart preparing for the hose
reel race at Bristol. Memorial Day.
The choir Of the NJ. E. church meet to-
night I'm the church and practice under
the direction OF the organist Mrs. r. IA
Mckenzie The chorus choir OF the Bsp-
tst church will hold rehearsal, con-
Quoted by Frederick II. Martin.
Mr. Henry e. Peck OF Boston. Mass.
is visiting at the residence OF his aunt,
Miss Ellen NJ. Cole, at her residence on
South Main street.
The Italian named Natal. who COM
mitted the assault on Fred Howard, was
given q short hearing here yesterday. He
was taken 10 Bristol late in the morning
To await his trial which occurs next
Thursday morning. The attending ply
sIcian TO Howard says that the young
man shows slight Improvement. but the
conditions are grave.
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at Taunton avenue Telephone li2-2
East Providence.
Captain Perry, Jr., had an experience
late yesterday afternoon and a part ~
the evening that he will not forget in
hurry, nor will the chosen few n. In
Mulen's launch"
They sailed down the bay a. far a.
Rullocks Point. when "cltck" went a
small piece NJ the mschinery ard as
there were no tools aboard 10 make re-
pairs with. Mr. Perry, who is quite a
loud speaker. asked the question. Then
what will We do now" when someone on
shore who heard him. shouted hack.
Row, you farmer. row"
Mr.. Perry had 10 take tn. oars
The party on board knew that Mr..
Perry had TO be at home early in the
evening TO fill an engagement. and they
began TO jolly him about II. And when
he asked one OF them TO take hand at
the oars, they simply laughed at him,
and told him that they were in no hurry
and had just as soon stay out all night
as not
Just before the captain became exhaust
ed from rowing, one OF the party took the
oars and made Perry handle the lantern
and hunt for the channel. IL was late
enough 10 go TO bed when they reached
home. IT was a small spring in the en-
gine that got out Of place and had either
OF the party been in possession OF a screw
driver. the trip would have been delight
ful one. for last evening was a dandy one
TO be on the water.
SUCCESSFUL EVENT.
The Imperial Social club held their 10th
annual ball I'm the town hall last even
ing. and II was. like all OF the social
functions held by this popular organiza-
ton, a huge success. Excellent music
for the occasion was furnished by Ma
gIIire's Savoy orchestra. The dancing
program. which was a very neat affair.
contained 20 numbers. which was SUM-
cient To keep the party dancing until mid
night. The committee Of arrangements
were L. q. Ryan. chairman; y. q. Roach,
secretary: j. J. Clancy. treasurer; 7. J.
Harr.r gton and ]. A. Mclaughlin.
=. ]. Harrington was general floor di-
rector and his assistant was ]. A. Nc
I.aughlin and the aids were w y. Nc
weerey, +. I. Kingsbury, J. F. White
and j. @. Blessing
The reception committee consisted OF
]. j. Roach, j. r. Davey and p. II. Sui
livan, and they attended to their duties
to the queens taste.
ADVERTISED LETTERS
I.adies-The Misses Blsnding. Miss
Bessmer. Miss Alice Davis, Mrs. NJ.
Primoslc. Annie 8. Pey. Miss Wood.
Gentlemen-C. n. Bennett. Mr.. T. F.
Blanding Mr. VIII Burke. Mr.. A. p. Car
penter. Mr.. Henry NJ Day. Mr.. Gartner,
Vito Narhozza, Mr.. Harry II. Smith, Do
,ncn,co vitullo, Mr.. John ID. Wilbur, II.
O. Weeks
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4 pparently had only just entered.

apparently had only just entered.
Without taking any notice OF the re-
spectful courtesy dropped by the woman.
the Hofmarschall casped the arms OF his
chair with both hands. and raising his
body. put his head forward. as II he were
not sure he saw Alright
"Ah. ha. there you are my dear LADY,
he cried. Il thought directly you left Va
500 brusquely yesterday evening. that
as soon as your blood was cooler, you
would never dream OF starting on your
long spoken-of visit home at such an
unusual hour. and I'm such storm too.
Besides, after thinking Il all over. you
must have acknowledged that such a
sudden fitting from our house would not
be consistent and would very con-
siderably diminish any satisfaction you
might have had in going. All. my dear,
you are clever enough!
Lame felt very much inclined to leave
the room at once. She did not answer.
and she would not contend the point with
such an exasperating enemy as this In
valid old man: but she began TO be i'm
patient for the appearance OF her hus-
band Had he not promised never again
TO leave her alone?
The child seemed To wonder what was
the matter with her: he could not pos
sibly divine the bitterness OF her posi-
s'oh' pbt H' HlSNihNAiNNiy HIdue IL DetlST
by seizing one OF her hands with both
his strong ones. and trying to drag her
away to the other end of the room.
Not there. my man!'' and the Hof-
marschan laughed aloud at the boys
eagerness. Lead mamma to the break
fast-tabie. IL you like, and beg her to give
grandpa a cup OF chocolate, for he prefers
TO take II from her hands, even II those
same delicate fingers emit a slight per
fume of-burned paper. Well. Lohn."
he added. turning quickly TO the woman
standing at his elbow. az IL anxious to
avoid any reply from the lips OF the girl
he had just stung to the quick, lis II
really true? Has the storm destroyed the
roof OF the Indian Houser'
Yes. sir; just as it was Il has been
blown off
And is the ceiling damaged at all?"
IT'S fun OF holes The rain would
pour through II IL came"
Very distressing! But 7 mean 20 have
nothing renewed or mended belonging 10
the indian garden: the sooner that fool q
place Is done away with the better. You
must see that your patient is removed to
the little round pavilion"
Cro BE Continued)
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The News Of the State.
BRISTOL.
AssaI|ant Of Frederick Howard
Lodged in County Jail..Whlst
Party in Honor Of Mother.

Marcella Natal. the assailant OF Fred
erick Howard at the Parker mills in War
rem, was brought here yesterday and
lodged In the county jail.
At meeting held OF the Bristol Train
OF artillery the invitation of Rabbit post
10 attend divine service with the post at
ST. MichseTs church on Memorial sun
day, May 80. was accepted.
DR.. Julius c. Gallup has purchased the
Martin Bennett estate on Hope street.
next north Of his residence. The prop
erty consisted OF q very large dwelling
house and lot OF land
At AS r. m yesterday an alarm was
sent I'm from District No. 9, for hre
which proved TO be at the residence OF
ex-Gov. Bourne on Hope street. II was
a chimney fire. quickly extinguished and
practically no damage
James X. McShane, who for number
OF years was employed a. salesman
with r. NJ. Dmond, proprietor OF the
New York store. left here Yesterday for
Portsmouth. y. H., where he has ss-
sociated himself with a Philadelphia firm
as travelling agent.
About rs names have been secured for a
charter list for a lodge OF the New Eng
land Oruer OF IFOItctlOn 10 DC iOTfnFu IN
this town In the near future. Or. Clancy
has been appointed medical examiner for
the new lodge.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. !. l.. Whsle
gave an afternoon whist party In honor
of her mother. Mrs. Sugden OF New York,
who Is her guest The house was beau
tifully decorated with flowers. Those
present were: Mrs. III. II. Shepard. Mrs
Fielding l.. Williams. Mrs. w. Fred VIII
liems. Mrs. A. w. Archer Mrs j. r.
Reynolds. Mrs. II. II. Cabot. Mrs, d. l..
Bosworth. Mrs. G.. j. Hasbrouck, Miss
Hasbrouck, Mrs. +. III. Tingley. Miss
Rache. Mrs. &. II. Rockwell. Mrs. Rus
den OF Warren. Mrs James j. Fine and
Mrs william Angel OF Providence. The
first prize OF whist was won by Mrs
Fielding l.. Williams. and the second
prize by Mrs. Sugden. Mrs. II. H.
Shepard poured tea.
John r. Herreshof has leased lot Of
land south OF the Hotel Belvedere and
i'm the rear OF the Usher residence corner
OF Hope and John streets. The land viii
be cleared and converted into n lawn and
a broad and roomy piazza will be built
on the south side OF the hotel.
Team No. defeated Team No. last
evening I'm three straight strings. 1t being
the opening match OF the new tourna-
ment OF the Y NJ, G. A.
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EARLY MAY FISHING IN NEW AAMP.
SHIRE AND MAINE.

Good fishing is being reported from
New Engands lakes In New Hamp-
shire last week In Lake WlnnipeSaukee
over thirty trout. averaging four pounds
apiece. were caught. and the salmon are
topping six and half pounds. Newtound
lake is sending forth some likely samples,
and Sunapcc has her usual crowd OF call
crs In Sebago down In Maine last week
some bounccrs weighing H. IL. 10, and
~ pounds respectively were landed. The
nshlng In all lakes where the ice has left
" first class. and. from the present out
look, II appears that Moosehead and
Ra Ngeley lakes will be on the fishng list
by the in;,ldle Of next week.
Don't 20 fishing without tho Boston e.
Names beautiful illustrated booklet
Fishing and Hunting" and the new
book just out giving the game laws ~
Maine. New Hampshire. Vermont. Mssss-
chusctts. Move Scotia. Newfoundland and
Nea Bumawth YOU can procure them
both by sending two-ceni stah'p 20 the
Central passenger Department. Boston a
Maine Railroad, Boston, Mass.
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RIVERSIDE.

Business was at stnndstill IN the
was three loads OF the toughest looking
lot ~ gypsies that ever came over any
pike. They were in the square for an
hour or more, but not a business man lost
sight OF them. The female portion OF
the gang made call at every store and
made strong appeal to all. to have their
fortunes told. but just at this time Of
year when the sun is working overtime
the business men know that there In a
small fortune in store for them from
the city folks. who will leave the com
Portable homes and make such places as
Riverside their summer home.
The gypsies did not do much business
In the square, and at the end of their call
bundled into their wagons and headed for
Warren.
GIRLS LOST.
Two teams from the ninth grade OF the
Turner Avenue school. one being COM
posed 81 boys, and the other OF girls,
played ball yesterday. tho boys. of course.
beat The score being n 10 T. but the
girls say that the umpire was afraid OF
the boys and that is the reason that they
won.
BUSINESS BETTER.
All OF the merchants OF this place re-
port quite an increase in the volume OF
trade, which indicates that the summer
cottagers have arrived In goodly numbers.
VILLAGE NOTES.
The pupils Of the Willet avenue school
are preparing for an entertainment to be
given Friday evening.
Extensive alterations are being made
TO the exterior OF Captain Meehans
place OF business on Bulock's Point ave-
nue..
The much-tslked of bicycle race be
tween Charles Severance and Arthur
Bliss will take place this afternoon.
Clarence Lewis IL getting ready FOR
multitude of his ~ time patrons At
Crescent PARK for &, Drrow.
Eylers team and one from the Congrs-
sstionalist church will play ball on tie
Higgins lot today,
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PAWTUCKET.

Holy Sepulchre commandery for the frat
time in its hitosry had a Ladies'. Might"
last evening. The number OF knights
Templar and their ladies' and guests
was about 200. Grand Commander uer-
sey or Massachusetts WAS present ne was
also Past Grand Commander Right Fmi-
nent General William r. Walker There
was a fine musical program carried out
theh came collation.. reception and
dance. Hawes orchestra furnished the
music fer -dahetnr.-A great deaf OF the
success OF the afrair was due to the OK
cellent committee in charge sir Il. Percy.
Davis and Six Dexter s. Luther had
charge OF the arrangements for the dane
ing.
The fire department responded TO alarms
and the other from 49,. One was for box 4l
at the other from 3s2 The first alarm
was for fire In a woodshed and other
FOR the brush fire
Pawtuckets population at present is
n. .29l, according 10 the reports made bv
the poll tax census enumerators The
fourth ward has the greatest number OF
people, being credited with popula ton
OF 1895
A large audience At Music hall. last
night. expressed It's pleasure many times
at the work of pupils Of Miss T.ottie Lar
gan. who gave musical and physical
culture entertainment
The Veteran Firemen will observe
Memorial Sunday on June r.
Company n. First Regiment Tower
Light Infantry. gave - complimentary
nall az The state srmorv last night II
was very enjoyable sffair First Lieu
tenant Charles +. Traynor and Miss Jen-
ME Dempster OF North Attleboro led the
grand march
william J. McIllmsil. a former rest
dent OF Cumberland, died at his home on
Wood street this city. yesterday Tic
was member OF the Thomas Davis
Literary association and L. survived by
a widow and one child.
Professor Henry 7. Fowler " Brown
university gave the second OF n series
OF lectures before the Pawtucket Won.
ans club. yesterday. ON '"rhe Lyri,
Poetry OF the Psalms" lt was reveren
discussion OF the great beauties % thi,
great literary work.
AT the First Methodist Episcopal churcl
Rev Thomas r. Chandler Will not preacl
tomorrow. but his place will he taken b,
Rev. T. FMcGuire. who will preach n
me morning offM|----As' View OF -s4n--aa.
in the evening on THE Glve-It-up club.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE

Washington trips are scheduled to leave
Boston Feb. 26th. March 11th -25th. April
sth- h-22d, May eth; $500 covers all ex-
penses for seven days trip Except sup
per on Fall River Line): five days In
Washington at first class hotels. visit at
Philadelphia: longer stop-over at Wash
inxton. Baltimore. Philadelphia and New
York II desired.
FLORIDA-March 7th-s5950 includes
all expenses going with stop In Washing
ton. good to return until May 3lst.
Drop a postal for illustrated booklet
and guide to Washington to Jos. p. Tag
CART. N K. p. A., $50 Washington street
Boston, Mass.
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EoR THg WORLDS FAIa.

Excursion tickets TO the Worlds Fair
a. St Louis affordlng a variety Of routes,
going and returning the same way. or
going one way and returning another. are
now on sale at ticket offices Of the New
York. New Haven and Hartford Railroad.
t62 Washington street. South and Back
Bay stations, Boston. and at principal
points along the line, whore full infor-
nation may be obtained upon appIIca tIon,
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FEEL YOUR HUSBANDS FACE

~ it T. rough go to the druggist and buy
for him package OF "EAsY.sHAvE." !"
tho new lsther Shaving becomes daily
pleasure when q IL used as Il softens the
beard quickly and leaves the face soft
and rmooln Price l5c.
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a Pleasant Duty.--"when | know any
thing worthy OF recommendation, ! con
slider II my duty 10 tell IT," says Rev.
James Murdock. OF Hamburg. Pa "Dr.
Agnew's Catarrhal Powder has cured me
Of Catarrh Of Ave years standing II is
certainly magical in its effect The first
arrlication herefted me In Ave minutes.
-
sold by W. ~. Meek, 40 Camp Street
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RATES FROM cH,.
cAoo TO NoeTH AND SOUTH

Every Tuesday until Oct. 25th, the Chi.
esgo Great Western 7silway~viIl sell
round trip tcksts TO points in the above
named states at gfeat reduction from
the usual fare. For further information
tlress J. y. Elmer, @. y. A. Chicago.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-07

Foster Heels and Soies are for sale In
Providence by John the Shoeman, 500. 3o5
Westrn Inster Street; r. e. 5sIiou Co.,
1871 Weybossst street; A. J. Ssnborn's
Sons, 73 Exchange Place; c. S. slsson Co,
~ Pine street.
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Olneyville branch OF the Providence
News at Herernsn's News Store, IL
Hartford avenue. Telephone 40-West.
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EAST PROVIDENCE
Launch Engine Disabled and
They Had TO Use Cars.
Imperial Social Club Holds Its
Tenth Annual Ball.

Fast Providence branch OF The New. is
at Taunton avenue Telephone ii2-2
East Providence
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SPECIAL NOTICE.


There Will be a special meeting OF the
Robert Emmet Literary association to-
night at O'Clock. 20 take action on the
death or Thomas r. Donnelly.
Now is the time 90 take spring medi-
cine. Paine's Celery Compound. sc. At
woods Bltters. l5c.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription, &C: Piercss Medical Dis
covery. eSc.: Pinkhams Vegetable Com
pound. &c: Peruna. sc; Kiimers Swamp
Root. Sc. and T5c Mason's Sarsaparilla.
&c. Beef. Wine and Iron. &c. and soc
Smiths Buchu and Lithia Pills. i7c
Father Johns Medicine. &c. and 75c.
Byron A. smith. Prescription Druggist.
~ Olneyville Square.
LOST - LADIES GOLD WATCH
hunting case. initials l.. y. G., in Olney'
vile square about 1890 Thursday even
ing. Return TO Il. I. George & Co. snC
receive reward.
Found-White and Brindle Boston Bull
dog No collar. Call on J. J. Rogers, 90
Broadway.
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Mr.. John Hanover OF Perry street left
this morning and, with Frank King and
Lawrence German. Will represent Local
sS5 Of the Bartenders' union at the ma
tional convention 90 be held in Roches-
ter next week. Before his return Mr.
Hanover VIII visit Niagara Falls and
many other points Of interest
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A NOW FIELD.

Thomas Finsn OF this place, who for
. number Of years has had charge OF the
purchasing department OF the o'Gorman
company. will soon with his family re-
move 10 Washington. ID. C. where he has
accepted similar position with firm
ington and the other IN Baltimore