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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
HARNESS RECORDS
TO Be PROTECTED
Beard Uf Rev: gov l;,".> .,t Record
.\GainSt Dummy" Meetings at
Nhi.h Ian Patch and Lou III,
ion l;r"k. Records.

80; "a. "epurfz ~ r4s recent needing 81.
T. E"ari - Eav;e~ - TIL Natlon..i Ti5,-
,s s .r.'.ri.'ioIi; Witch hay" just ten
III! "a Hartford. -hus thst IN. move
''HH' Tor nov rules =" saf"cIs-i tho i"-
rnis .: hHEn.s- 'a.:ns '.,,ris ha- al
fr.'.' - m" ',-f :rihuusi tho ,nu.ic. va
-. u;.- aud nu -no-.su Of ,rh4ri". Dan.
l.slrnN-. seconded b 'oin'rI " r.rrv
rr' TO-. +rsi voted on H. M ;or " Z JoEr-
s'cH. Wi''i2n Russell .,I'r- a. s. io,.is
~! w. 4. rsv"r sIS. IT, following r.so-
ir'i"'' We. aa"prei
Tia. IL" Ruiz, committee - w. r.,.
80 s'"ss q: -" National TT",-fnc ..so-
'ia'ion -. respectfully requested - pro
;,oss som" r.t'' which VII fu-th.- safe
sr1n-,,, ir - ,b... go, ,..-. Az. go, 5csS.!.
fri being ~..rfGs = Si'h hem
VIZ" b.'t "-'cH m .d. hts mark - I =
- N.rnvhis i,-' fail ~" rules now on
-" honS- '-shi" ~ owner ~ Z. horse 10
sr-srso -"s"'.r trpttlns rn@c.i.i z
which i - II ifI;"r'> and ,,u Pos i pr
t|iN ava. ari IN thn F''s.uC" of = hand
~ - sp"'fa'""~ cINH authenticity [. a
r'r'"rn'a;:'" "EisH Say"rs - = pFiy.'"
s." i. ,!rrnn,y n".:irs With .,.mny
races - mako & regular under Ill. ryi. =
Wa 'f'nS.-i for tn. t-r~f,' - pan r.i--i.
81 Memphis n'r" than r,"n'a ..flnr th.-
s,i.ha,r names. .a-iar g;ml la'ss, ha!
'''rfa f,r f"e"r- uas io"sr0f .n"r' IaaU
. =" '.i ~ hoes 'Gsi 10 fHGE ,.gr-
lad t'"a try4'iS '.n-'i.c"=~fui. :. kror !.
u .rt"- -: !, s",o''I - -" rhar'Iao.s
man ~ L-5Hi. had. L, S;.I Pc'u,.- -.
Iss.
Ns.thr- ;!e timers -"- ~. tuass. u'1
~ a ms 'r'---l.s W. --rrs-
y,i":.si 'hst ts,'i iir, president ami So
r"t4-r 80 ~" ~ Hai-'r.r'- -rtrk - - ,3s..i
w. ~ n'A-',''s', took :.ncr
,a .H.- sts.l" "a Ili-'. rrio:. I'M. i
va ar-. -irl'iar rn"e'.u- va h-li
f"- -" iF'r--!J II E..s. : l'r-. AMI .!'s ~
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
CHAMPIONS MA0E AND UNMA0E IN SPORT WORLD
DURING THE YEAR WHICH HAS JUST CLOSED

,ral iI.xs IT IN. Thsnkssi-'n: morning
ha.,i.
Es;AN COLI CHAMPIONS.
II. .ha',di.; Es,n Q. c:,i-aSc ss TIE l:::-
lea having clearly dispiaySsi h'r ssresi
o:'y over al! Corners :r IN, cris-d SsstAs
and Wa-,"rn tournan,antr fsrrr ".
a: M,.sotr.. R.siSh McK,;tr:ck Won tie
c.amn;o nship Of ~. Louis. Mrs. i. q.
NcSair Won ~. wo!rcn'- championship
cf II. Louis.
Mrs. cha-is- Mclnrn Clark ~"n she
~om"n's ienn!s championship % 81. 1.,uis
Iano wn,, the Individual .enni, champion
ship a: the In'.rsoolassi.. ieaeu..
James stanstairy os Australia Won rhe
w"Sis .s ,s. "S AMI s. 1S' nes., ssen S-.s.n
for i!,- title. II. xUccceG.<i S-srie ae tte
professional ctaMpir'.. eearl~ occurred the
title f.onI. wii'ia,:, Beach. who defeated
p'ons.ip ~ the world ii' N. 'sns IN The
Thames River IN England.
Fred Greer ana 7. p Srh ,l~. ,f C:anada
are the i"sJ .ms'e"r "arsn,"n IN 't's
coun,-..
oarej ,hamr,". ship from, renrey'va'ia.
Wisconsin. Columbia and cr"e- tIs crsN,
In tn. rouxhke"pste River regatta.
The New York .;i.n:s -oH ,i,e baseeali
championship. ~ the vnr,i from tho rh'io-
dclpkia Athletics. cf,ai.p'crs cf ,he Amer
lean Lnasuc. Ma;'neWsc:i. the pitcher.
was the individual scar - 'he .~~iss Hs
IL "os:iv the fnr~mos, GS'I-s - 1a<cha:!
today.
Dousher,y brothers "f England ,e,ain
the tennis cHamo!oash:p .s tie world
America sen. a team Z. 0nglaui :ast
summer Ia regain i-,sssss:on % the Davis
t'Hp. donated by bW'9h, Davis Of e.
Louis. but the Uruxh.rs,s prove. toe !oY-
rr.dsh. for fic Americans Reals &
Wright ~.'I ~" American championship
o. iSE
a. ~ Daniel. II tse NaV York AthiAtic
swimming chaupinr,. MarNi,rd 6chy ara
~ tie Missouri A,hIet.- Club Won the
IDEAL championship la,: year.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

m.ic IN ls"'. ,- '''l, ~ h.s: performance
ever -h~..
HARNESS rr-st' RECORDS
sr' iiTo tS.; -t.rrcs. .r-" Dan Patch
reign I4s ti" ysrirH Champion. nl.iiA !ou
l:,!'l holds I'll" h.s; i~o:''rrs mari r5f q.
'''i'e, ,fsi"'a IA: -. Mas The ,.-1-st
during the year >f.a Axwor,Fy' an
Ar'sr'ran-hr.i mar" Won tn. 'i",t'rs
.ha'nr,"'ls snip - t:ir'pe ias' year. She
',..'s.-- mark % :ss;s. malc in 1871.
l. s'.il 't.. 'Tur!ds ''"sf 'rotfiuy mil. rec
":,i II ra,a. Star Pointers !: ;ai.. maze
- 49,. Is -i'H th' t.s, rac.:Ix n.:l- record
r-.s"i-. sr u" r.,. holds number
,f.,,,. ~ n'nr r., re.1rd. ~ w. ,n, hss , NGrd-
nal" track --:'S nd lNi,is 'hc world Two
nal. -t-ot,.-E feon;a OF AZ.
r.;,-s Lon tn'"n ,nr ~. ho'a ,o, IT, c:r's wagon
has he facing wagon rccor.: .cr ono inilo
rhs worlds .re,,,nx pole ,-.rr record L.
,v-:o ft-e-: Hsi ard pr,nce ' pre-, .s
t'n"s.l mile lri,ch.d together 81, sfE,.
S"cot Ns,i. rEc'teG Tie fastest mile -
Is. mia .,.- '1 r.ces .e,Ih ..s :, ": ,.s sss'
i:N.. - 'hs fastest mile syer -rot;ed
In ,hr liz. ~ amateur sports. Martin
s:ms SS,saar l., NJ ., 'Ss b., Ir,:h American tthls'
% ,hn Amateur a'hI.'ic '-ntcn. which
entries ':m - b. elsSsei s.. the champion
afhls'" of America. CcrnciI t'u!vcisity's
track team Won ,i," !:is":coils x,st. .ha III
t'"nsE!S a. Philadelphia from Vale. Har-
,a-i fr:ac.'o,. an! Ffnnsyi.ani.
IN RI. football crijiYon Yale h.a. Va--
's'3 AMI Princeton. hi: 50 cid PennsyIva-
MIA. and as the Ell team snd Q;akars
faiIe.! ~ 1,.~: Tho chan.ic ,,ship q: n.
Fast remained -ns"''ied. In tie w.s.
rh'cts earned .I,ar title Ia n. cham
I,nn-hil. b. winning from Michigan. W's-
cDrsiu and other big nine ei.lsDs
S:. Louis University beat every big
;"a- iu M!ss,uT! eXcsp; W.s ,gtor
Smith Aiaiemy. Mckinley High ANA Cen
ira: High ted for IN" tnt..schola site
,.,a.iau.n.s!l;I. al:hOIGh 2,ni., beat Con-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

Hkilri.N Eri: fiIE SUNDAY Ef.PJ I'.;'-
Tn" rC.- :as' vas hardly ar s~ru,fui on.
IN >ro:'. Although ~ ciai'rs - h,v- 70
'".i. is'n@. = J"',ries j. still I".os'li.-d
a IN" r'::iii. IL: champion - C!la:EI:"ns.
!ar. "S'r"r canned clear t::i" - :s'.i
:iil|al. weigh rtl r-p.u:. tly vhnn r.. d
f'a' ! !!o'. fI'zsi'nI'"rs a,'d Isat'i.:ix Mel
sou mas t"on r"c"eniZ-,i - rio light
weight Cra'r;r". sine" ;. incrk-I OUT
J:'nrs- S,i', q: '"'n,,. 'sl.. last S-r'cin-
ber- Tr- a. fsr'~II- Fl:zS!r:n"ns and Eriti-
pgsG:~ric events o: IN" :'ar. jeff. i.-.
OE.i-n AID Nais'-i stand n-!- 80 tho
world premier b"s"cs ~ 'n".1 respective
cls--c- :" .ry:rin"tiy -. Tho ;.rH-..
aud Jack MrAui::rs. "a f':c.n year ago.
Ia.r. "a: s:.,.. len - s-c".hiz"d ""f,.
~ y.fan. w. Jas" s,nac,cr - cri'aso
claimed ;re rha,l::Yf shif whom Ives t-.a'
fhe best PLAYERS ~ the World Srha.f.r
rr"hso'y :. .hS b. prot. s-'"nsi ''' the
from I..uis 'vr" IN match a: Paris t"o
yra's as. hy the smallest - margins
The 'h"s; important VENT in billiards
aurn,s IL. 'as' y"ar vas 1t. victory ~
Fred Poss"nh.rG Of New York rver = p.
tonkiin - T',icaS" In ,h. Eagle cold cup
;o.-ramenT 2. the It.d~rfrsn. rluh.
cork'il' tHn ackrcw'e.,Gsi American
ai.ateJir hampton until h. ws- beaten in
This event. 7"sSsnher4 's nov -ecrcriSed
rho ps.,n,,- American, amateur
As - NJ n, ;r2 ,.e, !, s,! ,ssa. "a; a; ~.
world. 'ic.Nt-hs.sil GirC his r>fIsai - PLAY
Thomas HuHs:c'. who - I,oc T"roc-!z.d
as tc. chlnpi b.. tho .iorc:s - the
championship -ropiy.
r;, 'hH running turf James y NeeTIs's >
rhsrom-rs: 2r.ar-"iT Syso'4ry distin-
E;'sh.i himself ty winning al ,h~ cY~a,
a-y";.--.ii ,,asSir- of ,h~ American, ;u.f
And defeating IN. S.s. aged horses in this
country during t'c s"asar.. ~ ysnnhy IN
doGhisI'v :. ti,.' t.s- ,hyruJ.Ehhrei :'-
American -!r' has know. ..i i. - on
t--n.,lg .,oUt'fs3I 1: Lis sUre-iuE vas ever
se"1 O. trN English SIr' 'F's" "u.Ini!e
r.s.s,'i.4 iN''f.- q. -. world v"-g rot
i"r Gro. during 'ae wear S1lyaror Amer
i'au g.rr.i mil" - .fA;.. Ius !. 90 -" Old
Nana9or.tU -raCx ia isS. sti!l stand ara
Harrow ~ Sl:>.! record mic o' - -.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
FOlEY'S ESTIMATE
Of HOPES SPEED
Chicag" Veteran Figures Juvenile,
Rilliardist Within 10 Per Cent
"f Worlds Rest Players.

t ~ v.:si.l Hopp~ pass from ,h- iuve-
ntie stage "f hss career {" the young =.
stage remarked Thomas Foley of '',.-
cog0 without surprise.
'rhe first dag re touched = c.ie N my
Old -o:ra I knew tha. a new 1vcs lad
sns:!ed in" arena l,"yp" today 10 with:
tS~ w"rii. Hc 10 steady. his style Is al
rl;rabsN ia every way. and hi: cie work
!;sd:-a:es q finished player.
Like Ives more than any other player
we have had IN REQ j."a1er. Hoppe meets
erc-y situation both ss 10 bridging and
the ~ n epe~i ard :o'.~lI. ard havinE
mas:--e. TIE three cardinal virtues cf btI-
isros ;i-aw'rs spreading and position
r. has Improved 90 ruch IN nursing.
msese work and skii,fsl driving IN vide
Mne piav THAT ! regard him as :he logical
worlds champ" " n,ay- b" year q:
two before hA comes into his nTr, tn. Z
IL Inevitable
.Th..e - -!ors II, tho us, of veterans
~X~ap; Schas fer ard sutton rho v still
p,ayfle ''," game 81 wsil shat ~ car last
-~-y in'x against che lad prow"ss As
'. tirnaux. he's sst',rS >. o.'! &, NOT
cNp--' ~ 30" him play Hopp", " woud
bc ~i@'er srj swimmer. ~i'h -h> chances
H. '..-Ji - 'rr latter.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
BILL DAHlFN'S DRIVE
DISASTROUS TO DOG.
It""c re. >saash sat Oia.s 0eoCs
CSs StWoD sa1u~ oct eft
0aso0ess.

. t# '.ris'-t hIr- SO" :rt-s v. :
ra. Ha /, 3.a.ur itu Nor -" ''"''
-f Ha. '- e.. ls.. t'i !. .r'if- '--i~ '-'1 Nv
-.-..n o. 49,. ''r-F-s. Nfsi' tGsl l-'.l ''''''
i'.H. I'-A fNS actor -,t'"'I-i"i mat
.H-r.. .# . f.'f T-sp ss..i - -. s-at Hr-
.-,.r - q rfz hu!i ESQ. f'-N ir.4'f
'rs' II. f'o'1 .C"';n;- an! so c.iis t.c
..-7 a 'Gs t'U.-. ..N.- - tst~r I"ld.
f. tH rE-'l fn-.U- - IT. Sh":;~. With
$50 ~ A-sS's. f.h.--. sRrH. - t.'. a.!
Ea4sr' N..Ain. Who ~Is r4'rf'ry. ~ Up
.r -. O. e.. .r. i'4ri.a u'--.-.i IN hs!'
..rE D.. -n-1 ca, a hrr -t-IiAnt 6G, cf,s
ts.rErE "a jft:trH-.'s Hrtfi
ts-. -r.sa= fs Nis '-Ti a. -r;: h.'
-r-s at S.s.-'a y, e ~.x~ Tr.. I..i
n = .t.f tHt~svsscl - iaErtA7 " = !
r.-- --. fE. TIE t,s ~. -ta' haf Wv 80
'ra bad Ir-'s@S-- ? - 'r- ''si -r''
sHsrl 81 u-i is -.ra .st's. I'ar's'. ,'-r, "A
rsr ts-.-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

100 a. -7T,~-s a:sfrG 'fT -rr's'iS- col
'sC-- s-t = q. s-sosa'. - tSf- % f'-n
T-is Is-T 'c- -h- r-s. ''Tns ~ a,'i.i>
.s''r- - ~ f-v :s6Sls" s-'-r-' t-sfs--
Ia -"aa'. uhir', ~si crn-ps'- si;h c-sas-
,,s'tc-. ;-.>sa-irs rFsE! - - bis col-
sSsc. rrsf --iVa-~f.-t
A. lsF"slf' d'.-tnS fh- 49, y-z~ tt -
aEll> A." .-.~-s.s,G.. O. vi.- - ~ ~
tAs- -. Nsi tEsEy s-a< 81 r- haut
aE1 "rg~s -.st srs-- rrs-'i-r ,p- the xAra@
ss-s-- - 'rSv Tad t~-r 1ssr3 - .sSp's
-n~i~ E!s-s '.-,- - military Fvci.-scr.
~ai-i' has 'sts- .Hhlfs's! a. 'i. .,-s-t-
is-fis ;rsge1rstis. N wAshinGsoa. I. q.
t-.- - -~.si % :usrt--'h-s~ >as-tA.i
Ss-7s. riay~A .s~i,S 0-.- Won All ten
sc-.. Ni-N g. .se care Ss~. % .r~
'~A--s c.aSN. aGa:.s- Ssse r--s-E "a
.-scs .-ris.srs ihYce u,sS.. .Ss.as. IA
:ATs..e I-rki.soa an! Sfs,~ colleges
H~-s Uc>- As3 o.s Ui'h SO .s.:es .-s,.-
,s,sor Aos..
Tse .,s31i ssr,,c:ra.e. :. :As :-sek
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
BILLIARDS GAMBLING
GAME IN MAORllANO.


FU- much file safne reason ti'a' Il.
NsYtcars TAX. 20 t.!.- gam" c- &. any
other having H. sr!I." n.asrr" an .,'-m"nt
o. chan. :. Z. among N" ;irski!';ui. fh''
Laor:s are pa"sonafs'y s''afn"f 10 o'.
lia'is. although H"' great riayers:
n t!- last repor, tho Inspector "' native
schools in S.a Z'siand states fhae.
tkoush thc parents u: many of tn" chill
d:sG sAy ts~v have TO fn.'Ur., ami y" S'',r:
To- .hefr chiIirsu. th.y .I-;l.i ;t..r '.i,oi.
;.U. "a niaysne carj- or billiards
Tho 1iso-is.'' he ai1s AR" pai!r"sizS's y
b, gambling In on" place. IL was s"-
ported. fhsy were usrtinu.il: gambling
oway fhe'. crops. II" !;l'.ar'i tail" IL
even MAD. Va'' Of IN" furnishing 90 -
tAngi To ore gathering -: This kind three
tab;eo se.e conveyed. and wherever d. Ian,
Sc.:Ys - assemble! they a." 10 b. fnIn.: L.,
6rea- numbers. Thsy ar ~ te -"er "''
the gun.c.!.ls. IN VIE leI"ga. and ever. ~,
TIE very rOa!-ii". whatever s,ris nre
take TO- the Srel:cIat!nH ~ ehe .or9i-
sIons ~ a.. Mario. "a. sgVgr' 'ssion of
saesa gambling f-Hs uf.ss ID" ari"0g cNc
.Yse Weekly Rili.ayt.s'.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
RACING CARS FOR FLORIDA Meet

January
tnciusi' viii
4 sho Yorkl{
In preparation ~" 5. tine
to 81
81
N-' nnr"d 'n
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

- -. Arsrirs Ir.k-- r'r.n is ts.rE
-e.r- -nisi f7- - ':r.Tail'g . ~ hoy e.
-ssg Sa'g:tsr :; ga -vss 49," ass;-~
s. 81" - I-gia-if. .Ns-p- TO-. no. jest s
- SHU-3' EC--S-srr1 80 are -ctfl'E 4
A-..s- = rtrfa.eIV~. s-d - . to Intention.
r: 'ra mana cs-G..; - Civ s.--s V.cs-
'-, "a" usf. fu:E-. aiming ,A' .lgr = bar.
= the rf.--!p !-ls-.y
II. G.-.au!rs pv.--s Hsy> ~oa o.r-
4 n
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 30 - .
CHAMPIONS IN THE WORLD OF SPORT

} 0oSs<.
ra-.- Irss-- S.ssr ,~fs. as
f.t B'Ea-7 sif- .-tSn- iaS.
Es-t''rr S~l.-1. ,tsa; .-ieS:- ;sG
Wsl1sNNsDs-
ya-rh S.~arf 2. s----.-.,
Naur.-s Iians-S F-s~--
r-~4 GaSS e-rs sr'~-.-aD .-..sur.
} .s,i
, IL ti.Aasse- ESs7. A-'--'rz, szs-
,elr :as>
Mas. r.a,'-~ N.-.-,. -e--2s -sa-c-
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Ralph NrN-.-rs cs,--'>- = =
} .,srt,. ;s5
N-s l. /. N-Ss-. .--ser's -As=-
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E.t--,.-si s...s--, :. -@-s.5s T~;sr, =
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sd
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sAxrgssa. t.
N0sV0l0 suWs GTSNs.
CSrra sszsS .s@ss. :7-sr-sai.-ssst-
s-aArny.-s-s 80
Nar.lD Ss-<A@.--. as-a-ssxsa a II,
saanescxs No ia 40
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-09-20
Must Have Certificate,

After January ! of next year,
every birth and death in the state
of Pennsylvania must be reported
to the officer IN charge of the dis
trict wherein it occurs and Ger.
titicates issued by the authorities.
The late assembly appropriated
$50, 900 for the establishment of a
central bureau of vital statistics
to be under the supervision OF the
state board of health and have
charge of the state registration of
births and deaths. The state will
be divided into registration dis
tricts, one for each city, borough
and township.
This new department will re-
lieve the assessors of portion of
work as heretofore they have at.
tended to thereglstering of births
and deaths, receiving a fee of five
cents for each one.
A state registrar, a medical
practitioner for at least ten years,
will be at the head of the depart.
ment, and local registrar will
preside over each district. All
deaths must be promptly report.
ed to him and no one can be in
TERED until death certificate has
been issued, giving the name and
occupation of the deceased, cause
of death, parents names and ad-
dresses, etc. Each birth must
also be reported and a certificate
issued. In case of plural births,
a certificate must be issued for
each child. The local registrar
provides all blanks and receives
fee of 25 cents for each birth
and death recorded. The state
registrar gets a salary of s., 900
per year with $4,000 for four as.
sistant clerks and 1000 for Incl
dental expenses.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-09-20
Letter TO Hull & Ben der.
NJ C0AReXsbNrg. Pa.

Dear Sirs: The Trustees of
Fair Ground, Coblesklll, N. Y,
were glad to pay 10 cents a gal
lon more for Devoe; and no won.
der. Two other pant agents said
it would take $50 gallons Of their
paint to cover the buildings.
Our agent put 1t at l25 or less.
1t took 115.
We saved them 80 gallons of
paint and painting worth $4 to S.
a gallon, as the painting costs two
or three times as much as the
paint less 10 cents a gallon on
115 gallons. Say $140'
That's how to count the cost of
paint. The cost of putting it on
is So or $4 a gallon. You see what
that means. Go by Devoe.
Yours truly
f. w. DEvoE & Co.,
30 New York.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-09-20
WELLS VALLEY.

Samuel Denlsar, who has been
employed at Mitchels Mills, near
Pittsburg, returned home Wed
nescay ofIast week IN poor health.
The following day called doctor
who told him that he had brought
typhoid fever with HIM. His
many friends wish hlm q speedy
recovery. We have never known
case Of typhoid IN our valley
that had not been contracted
from here.
Mrs. Blanche McGlathery, of
Altoona, is visiting her parents,
j. III. Merldeth and wife.
William Helsel, of South Fork,
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. AL Helsel.
James Slpes and wife, of Pitts
burg, are visiting his brother G..
W. Sipes.
Mrs. David Horton of Hunting.
don, spent last week with friends
here.
Mrs. McCabe OF Elmyra, New
York, is visiting her cousin Mrs.
S. p. Wlshart.
Howard Wlshart and wife are
visiting their sons Howard of
Chicago, and Lawrence of Mar
quette, Mich.
Jno. A. Wlshart, who had been
sick for two or three weeks, is
again able to circulate slowly
around town.
S. p. Wishart attended the Sun
day school convention at Huston
town the 18th inst, and reports a
very profitable convention.
w. B. Stunkard has the found
alton laid for new dwelling.
W. L. Sprowlsdwell about
complete, and Is great improv-
ment to our town.
The members of Pine Grove
M. E. church are gong to have a
furnace put in to heat the build
ing. This will be great improv-
ment. After having driven from
one to three miles through the
cold, it will be pleasure to step
into the church on warm floor.
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The New Idea Woman's Maga
zine ior October has an inspiring
article on women IN Profes.
sions," by Miss Elizabeth Howard
Westwood. Miss Westwood runs
over the field of those professions
into which women enter, showing
that there are now very few IN
which they have not proved their
capabilty. Speaking of the edu-
cational field, which is, as ever,
one of those most entered by
women, she says: "Some OF the
most remarkable educational
work is being done by women in
connection with the public
schools, Miss Farrel, whose
class of unmanageable children
is well known, is little short OF
wonderful. Boys who have prov
ed too much for school after
school, teacher after teacher, new.
er give her the slightest trouble.
Children who have been given up
as hopeless idiots, learn to read
under her tutelage, and take the
first step toward fitting for a
trade. She is an enthusiast and
an optlmist, declaring that she
has yet to see the child too stupid
to become self-supporting, or too
bad to be reached by kind, firm
treatment.
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AZ. r. SHAFFNER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office on Square,
McConnellsburg Pa.
All legal business and collections entrusted
viii eceve careful and prompt attention.
CHURCHES.

PRESBYTERIAN Rev. W.. A. West,
ID D., Pastor. Preaching services
each alternate Sabbath at 1920 o. m.
and every Sunday evening at 100.
Services at Green Hill on alternate
Sabbaths at 1880 a. m. Sabbath
school at 9:15. Junior Christian En-
deavor at 300 Christian Endeavor
at 600. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at 100.
METHODIST EPIscoPAL-Rev. J. V.
Adams, Pastor, Sunday Sch 90 |
at $3.50 a. nj. Preaching every other
Sunday evening at 100. Epworth
League at 500 p. m. Prayer meeting
Thursday evening at 700.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN J. l..
Grove, Pastor. Sunday school at $3.50
a. m. Preaching every Sunday MORN
ing at 10:30, and every other Sunday
evening at7:00. The alternate Sabbath
evenings are used by the Young Peo-
ple's Christian Union at 700 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 100.
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN-Rev. A.
G. Wolf, Pastor. Sunday school 9:15
a. m. Preaching every other Sunday
morning at 1880 and every other Sun
day evening at 100 Christian En-
deavor at 500 p. m. Prayer meeting
on Wednesday evening at 700.
REFoRMED-Rev. c. M. Smith, Pas
tor. Sunday school at $50 a. m.
Preaching on alternate Sabbaths at
1000 a. m. and 700 p. IN. Christian
Endeavor at 600 p. IN. Prayer meet
ing on Wednesday evening at 100.
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FOLEYSHONEYASbTAR
stons the cough and heals Iunds
JURY LIST.

Names of those who have been drawn
to serve as Grand and Petit Jurors
for October court, beginning Monday,
October 2, 1905.
GRAND JURORS.
Ayr.-John w. OFT, William Mel
lott.
Belfast.-Hayes Morgret, Joseph
Truax, Anthony Mellott.
Bethel Ellsworth Gulden.
Brush Creek. r. Starr, S. w.
Hart, L. M. Lodge, Jr., George o
Lynch.
Dublin.-David Bowman.
Licking Creeks. Urner Truax, l..
/. Deshong, Edward Mellott.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS f. Little.
Taylor. Jonas Lake.
Thompson. Richard johnson, w.
A. 1itton.
Tod.-Daniel Fix, Bert Brant, Geo.
Finiff.
Wells.-A. S. Greenland, Samuel
Denlsar, a. y. Griffith.
PETIT JURORS.
Ayr Ellsworth Hendershot, Ralph
Glenn, James Bivens, Jr., Geo. w.
Humbert, Geo. H. Unger.
Belfast. james b. Mellott, Will
liam Wink, William H. Peck.
Bethel. Geo. Kirk, Samuel Carnell.
Aaron d. Hess, Reuben L. Layton.
Brush Crock. &C. w. Spade, G. r..
Akers, w, c. Hanks, Henry Sharpe.
Dublin. H. S. Charlton, Elliott
Fraker, Wilson Cline, Thomas Reeder
Licking Creek Dennis w. Mellott,
Samuel While, Thomas Mellott, II. e.
Deshong, Richard P. Deshong.
Neutrality-suspicious. +. Scott,
w. S. Black, ID. M. Gress, Ralph
Reed, William Clevenger, Daniel
Grissinger.
Taylor.-Jacob Winegardner, Alb
ner Huston, II. H. Bergstresser, An
drew Bolinger, Luther M. Fix.
Thompson. VIM. Stoner, Benjamin
Stacker, Geo. L. Gordon, David Greg
cry, Richard Hollenshead.
Tod.-Wm. Naugle.
ion.-Thomas Stoner, Lewis A.
Richards, L. H. Carnell, George Car
son.
Wells.-V IN. b. Stunkard, Clyde A.
Plummer.
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SOCIETIES

odd Fellows-M' M'Connellsburg LODGE
No. 744 meets every Friday evening In
the Comerer Building in McConnells-
burg.
Fort Littleton Lodge No. 4S4 meets
every Saturday evening in the Cromer
building at Fort Littleton.
Wells Valley Lodge No. 6O7 meets
every Saturday evening in Odd Eel
lows Hall at Wells Tannery.
Harrisonville Lodge No. 70l meets
every Saturday evening in Odd Eel
lows Hall at Harrisonville.
Waterfall Lodge No. 773 meets ev-
cry Saturday evening in Odd Fellows,
Hall at w aterfall Mllls.>
Warfordsburg Lodge No. COL meets
in Warfordsburg every Saturday
evening.
King Post G.. A. II. No. 1856 meets in
McConnellsburg in odd Fellows Hall
the irst Saturday in every month at
p. m.
Royal Arcanum, Tuscarora Council,
No. 12l, meets on alternate Monday
evenings In +. o, S. OF A. Hall, In
McConnellsburg,
Washington Camp No. 497, p. o. S.
A., OF New Grenada, meets every Sat,
urday evening in Ps-O. S. of A. Hall.
Washington Camp, No. 554, Z. o. s.
OF A., Hustontown, meets every Satur-
urday evening in p. o. s. OF A. Hall.
John O. Taylor Post @. A. r., No.
5S0, meets every Saturday, on or Just
preceding full moon In Lashley hall,
at p. mn, at Buck Valley.
Woman's Relief Corps, No. 80
meets ut same dase and place at 4 pm.
Gen. ID. b. McKibbin Post No. 1902,
q. A. s., meets the second and fourth
saturdays in each month at Pleasant
Ridge
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1t is easy to relieve a cough or
cure cold after copious evacu-
alton of the bowels. Kennedy IS
Laxative Honey and Tar is the
Original Laxative Cough Syrup.
1t acts on the bowels-expels all
cold from the system, and cures
coughs by removing the cause.
This remedy clears the phlegm
and strengthens the mucous
membranes Of the throat, chest,
lungs and bronchial tubes. The
honey bee and the red clover blC s.
som is on every bottle of Ken
nedy's Laxative Honey and Tar,
the Original Laxative Cough Syr-
up. Sold by Stouteagle & Bro