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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-22
Qlorfe lloiioter.
Prnftbtnt apoiebelts
SnbflpbeIfe.

lloiigterne til. at 6reosunoerbdnos
Iingerne / gortsmoutb itaI trones
neo SelD, CT for 3ioen meget msrte.
Gfterrctnnqerne Slutningen af
iiOite llge iaapel iom i gegpnoelien
al oenne er meget pesiimiitiite. 6rebsz
tommiSIGrerne bar nu 9ennemgaaet
og Oeientlig 9iort fig faroige meb al
le be quntter Sapans 5reosforildg,
BORON be tunbe bIioe enige. Der
Itaar fire puntter til6age, nemlig:
l.. RuslonOs 2tfitdaeIfe til 5apun
Of Zen SotbaIin,
2. 8uslanos getatina at 5apans
fontanie arigsuOlag. ca. $1,000
100000.
3. Ra5lanbs 2(fitaaeiIe til 5a.
pan al te / neutrale 6apne internes
rsor &rig5iibe.
4. geqransnin9 Of auslanos
siaiiatiitc 4rigsfIddoe.
Oct fsrite 9unft mener man mad
Ite oroner iio uben pioere 5or4anos
ling. ibst bet forbigoas / 5aOs6'o,
% Sapon oaereoe 6oloer Zen beiat.
Gen er sro6ret og bil til6ere Sapnn
fem &ri9sbDtte, ON intet bioere ges
res. Stulbe Der eaers qsres no9et
I rem 3etning iaa itulbe oet pei pa
re Sapan. ber Ituloe afitaa Zen. ON
ban 6remtioen itulbe til6sre auss
Lamb. Qoa bette quntt iiranber 5ors
banol.ngerne altiaa life.
2(ngaaenoe be iibfte to 9untter me-
ner man, at 5apan tan beoages i'll
Gftergipeu6eo eaer N}ootrdtion. 8e
6ar 10 miuore getponing for Sapan.
6Dab pil pel gfuslano gre, ielo meD
be neuirols 6aone lig9enbe minbye
Grigsitibe iom en- ge9pnoelie, for
6af al opbDgge en- iterre ari9sfaaz
be Ztafen2 Sra ben aant bar
Sdpan life meget at frngte. 9et CT
berfor iaa at fgs alene arigsitabesz
erItdtnind cQer Ruslanbsgetalin9 al
Sapans tontante arigsuoln9. Del
9ele MI sober pad. Men oerpaa
ipnes 5orAanOlingerne o9iaa at
Itule iiranbe.
2(neaaenos bette quntt foriitr'r
Sapans 6opeOrepraientant. Baron
&omura, at Der er intet 2tfilag, oq
Ruslauos 6ppeOrepraientant, 0i.
Nitte, iorIitrer lige iaa beitemt fra
fin cine: lite en- 9opetl lite en- aos
PET Der Ituar be.
Rusierne ipnes after at oiae ipille
inu 1iplomoter. UR. Ditte beraaz
Der iig puo, bbormeget be bar inos
rsmmet 49, Ioa mango 9untterl ylu
er bet bare ,gloopenge", Sapan
fcrorer. Og lad 1tal 5orbdnolln9ers
ne itrdnbs bare pda en- 5ororing ON
8loopenqe Sauoun pil guslono
faa bet til at ie uo. Deb Sioen al
beraaber bet iig pau, al bet itte er
en- operpunben Ration, men bet enifer
oerne 5reb, ON ben ian opndds pdd
Grsfulbe 8iltadr. 8eo ct iadodni
Raiionnement Tiger Ruslano at bina
be @eroens Spmpati. 6osm buffer
2ie6littet pda, boorban bet iaa uo
for gRuslanb efter 2oubi !a9ei
peb W}utOen! og IGrlig efter g ps
flaqet I Rortd ftr9betl
Men 3opan bliOer lite Spar ftbl'
bi9. 6DorOiot Ruslanb er operpuns
BEN, ipnes Sapansrne at tie ON. Waen
pua @ittes Raaben op ON, 9borme'
oct ban bar siOet efter, fDarsr be,
at RusIernes Snbrpmmelie af Ga
pans 6obebinbFbbetie aorea giDer
be life meget for. Rsmningen al
Wan6uriet er life mere, enb Ruslnnb
trattotmGsFgt babbe lobet fsr ari'
aen qort 2trt6ur tilbsrte Sapan ION
gptte fra arieen meb aina, men BIER
al Rusierne fnbbt bet fra pda en
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-22

6engigbeb, Snte9ritet, mdteriel @els
itanb og inteGIettueI llopitling".
Saobdn fortiattes Der meb at aps
pellere til 5oltets Splelier. WuaIte
o9Iaa bet rusiiite Golt gerne fan "
le fig imigret al 5aIen ON otntelIets
tuel llbbifIin9".
Manifeitet ilutter meO at neObeoe
CUBS @elIignelie ober be al os pp'
rettebe Snititutioners 2lrbejbe".
4 4
De iioite Gfterretninger anguaenbe
,0ouma"en gaar uo pdd, at gldoene
/ ct. 9etersborg meo llnotdgelie al
,,Roboe @renia" og oRusitp Slopo"
erflerer, at llbfaIiet mangler messt
/ at meoe 5oltets 6orbentninger %
er en- Sejr for 8ureuufratiet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-22
Sfpn 6eOninsSOaaO.

Zen 10 9lur 9amle Soiepb 9uIss
nen at Bolton tilintet9iorOe SreOuga
GftermiOOa9 et 5orlpg pdd at pfes
Iegge Bolton 9lpmoutb Soget. 9an
reo stiorten af fig og benptteoe ben
Iom Signalflag. Der bar rs pas
Iogerer paa 3oget.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-22

,,OunTferen" er bet eneite oanTte
glab / 4merifa, iom ubeaar 2 @ange
ON ugen, foiter fun $1.50 oarlig.
cSnbIeno geTtifling. qrpoesGr. fenz
oes frit poa 6orlangenbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-22

Der dd bllper ttlbdge AZ Snoremmel1
ierne. pg iom Der er libt /, bet er
2ffitaaelien al ben Man6uriIte Serns
bane fra 6ar6in ipO pud.
50 angaaenOe 9etuIing at Sapuns
arigsomtoitninger, oa bGOOer bets
Repraientanter, at bet bar en- tldr
5orItaaelie, at Sapdn OiIOe 6ape 1T
arigsuolag o9ttet, oa begge be frs
genoe Ulo9ter Git ino paa prGiioent
Rooieoelts 0pforOring til at for
6anole ON 6reO. Sapan bar ulOri8
labet foritaa, at bet oilOe for6anole
ON 5reb paa anoet @runblag. Oct er
ba for Reiten ogIau, 6ouO ben belle
9eroen bar foritdaet.
Der tan flet lite 6eGer n9res 3oiOI
em, at Ruslanos Regering bar for>
itaaet bette. bd ben baIgte 5reosz
commissioner. Ulen booroan er iud
0mila9et itet? Sd, oerom gGttes
Der.
Man laqger UlGrte til, at Stems
ningen / Ruslanb er ilaaet ON idn.s
iioiQ meo gsarens U}eoe meo &ejier
Wilbelm, og oenne fadr Stplben for,
at ban Ear omitemt G3aren, 1ad ban
nu sniter arigen fortidt, og berfor
np1ter ban at 9aa inO pad 6oOeobe
tin9elien for 5reO. Oct poaitau5
6aaoe 9dris, Berlin, 0on6on %
Wai6ington, at Ulr. Mitte forlOo
Ct. qeters6org autoriieret til at BE-
tale en- rimelig MISUNDERSTANDING,
iom man oioite, at Supan piloe
iorore.
6pdb bar oa funoet Steb peo bet
plu6ieIi,e U}soe meGIem be TO Sci
iere Ziterieen2 Wldn pdoitaar, at
BET par aeiIer Nilbelm, Der buOoe
faaet bette Ulebe / Stanb. Wlen ban
6apbe 10 arbejbet iammen meo prGs
iioent Hooiepel. for 5reostonferens
cen. Sa nit - men man raIonerer
INN iaa: 3et laa / 5pItlanos Sntes
resie at ie Ruslano 0omnget giten.
8et funoe eGsrs bleoet en- dltior itGrt
og iarlig 9onturrent. WIen Sapan
IA ~ meb 6ooebinoflpbelIen og
lanqs 9orea o9 runot ON Qinootong
oalbsen tunoe bet bliOe en- enonu
itarfere aonturrent / 9Ituiien. WIeo
6nolano iom aaieret funbe bet gens
nemfere ben aIiatiife Wionroe Dol
irin - 2(Iien for Qliiaterne. 6ban
be 10 aeiIere bar taft Iammen er nds
turligois en- 6emmelilfeb, men eftet
6iemtomiten fal aejier 9il6elm 6ds
be qiort benne gemartning til en-
QlmbosIabpr / Berlin;
,,8erIom ieg bar G5aren, Iuu, bei'
lere cnb flute 6reO paa be @iItaac,
aupan brtsr, Oilbe jeg ilau til Iibite
.l1ro".
SO DeO iamms lib uOiteOte G3as
ren Ell offcielt Manifeit, 6OOri ban
erilpreoe, at ,,Ruslano alorig piloe
betale MISUNDERSTANDING, ulorig
ofitaa 1erritorium, ulorig ilutte en-
ban9renbe 5reb."
6borban bette eHf for6oloer Jig.
faa er Der Tfel Cmiid9, og 3pit'dno
er rimeliqpis ben eneIte StOrmaat,
Der biloe pdaDirte Rusldno | ben
Retning. 5miblertio puuOirfeS ga
rem fra fere Siber I Retning al OF
fortIatte ariqcn. SGrIis bebsr Gene-
raj Qinepit6 ON at lubs 9Gren /
Man6uriet faa en- 2eiligbeb til a.
oprejie fin 9ere.
Gu galbsr bet ON preTio It
RooIebelts SnbflbbelIe. s 2srbdgs
tolbte ban ben rusiiIte GeIanOt pa
ron RoTen til SagomOre Sin. are
fbenten er tommen til ben Gperbes
pisning, at gauslanb mua sipe sftst
paa be to 9untter, bet minbIte I
qrincippet. Oct gtaab pauitaus bet
efter 6sjsite 9tutOritet, at ban bar
oipet Baron RoIen. 8et rdaoer ban
til for Ruslanbs egen Stplo. Sdn
poopiite for Baron Rofen, at 5reo
6etbber for 3iben lanet mere for
Rusldnb enb for Sapdn. ut leie ga
pan Saf6alin for so 9lar Oiloe inds
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-22
Rationale oriamlino
/ Ruslano.
men G3aren boIber beb
@nep4 ben.

6Prfte Nationalfora M
ling / Mtbten al 5 an. 1906.
S 2erOags uOfeOte ben rusiiite
G3ar ben l9nge imgoeiete aunbg9s
relie, ifplge bpilten 8uslano iitres
en- misunderstanding. Den ital
pplges fra RuslanOs 80 9upernmenz
ter og MilitGrprooinien Don o9 be-
itaa al 412 U}eolemmer.
Gm Der bill meO oenne 5oriams
lings Oprettelie inbtr9oe nogen 6ors
onoring I g}uslanbs aegerin9sprins
clip, er panitslig at iige. 0berfen
G3arens Gneoaloe, ejbeaer Gm6eosz
a9lOen bliper ofItafet. Saa ret ii
forItaar, bliber ben npe Snititution,
talbet 0ouma (ndtional 5orIamlin9)
en- reprGIentutiO rauogiDenoe 5orz
idmIing. Der er iaa bette oeri, at
6erefter Ital 6oltets Rpit faa 9ob til
at bliOe 6Brt ooerfor 2obgibningen.
Den fsrIte Y0ouma" Ital iammens
traoe omtrin9 UliOten al 5anuar
1906. 9algene til ben galber for
3 2(ar, men G3dren forbe6OIoer fig
3et til at opleie ben, ndar BON finz
Der for goOt.
Oct nuoarenOe Rigsraao ifal Be
tragtes Iom ct Ooer6us og o9ous
Ima"en iom ct llnoer6us. Qtne 2ooz
Torilag Tal fra 0oumaen gaa til
RigsrauOet Og ira bette til e3aren
for enbelig 2lfgprelie.
5otgenOe er en- 6orte9nelie oper De
2oogiOnin9aiager, iom Rationdffol=
iamlingen itaI faa 8et til at orpfte
og uOtale fig ON pau 5oltet5 9e9ne:
l. 5orilag til npe Gone, 5orans
bring / eGer miolertiOig Opbaoelie
al teItuaenoe Qooe Qigeiaa gfeges
ringens ltOnGonefer iamt ll09ifters
ne / 5or6inoelie oermeo.
2. Rigets regulare llogifts6u9et=
ter Iau bel iom Saruogifter, Der
life er npDnt gubgetterne.
8. 5inansminiIterens finaneitae
8apporter.
4. Q(npenoelie af 9igets 3olbinos
tagter og offentlige Gienoomme.
5. 9pgning al offentIige Sernbds
ner.
6. Spsrgsmaalet ON 0pretteIie
af 2(ttieIelTta6er meo Surrettigfeber.
7. Eager Iom al G3aren Icnoes
til llnoerbuiet.
Snoenfor 9uroinier, 6Oor Der life
er oprettet 3emitOa 6oriamIinqer
bar 0oumaen afgsrenoe geItdtningss
mpnoigbeb. Den bar ogIad en- bis
tontroGerenOe MpnoigbeO ooer 3emitz
poerne pg 9praaoene.
Get meo rusiiIfe 2jne er Der bel
L
en- 6el Del / ben npe Snititution. N1en
/ 9eiteuropas eler Qlmeritas ZINE
= ia iaa er ben 10 en- 9fet for 5pls
tet til at blioe Gert. 0len benne
Hst er life tonititutionel. G3arens
Gneret Itaar oDer ben og fan tilintets
gre ben nudr iom belit.
6inluno er life inobefattet / U}os
nifeItet. Wleo 6enipn til oennePrpz
bins bil G3aren perIonlig treffe pi8s
ie 6orunitdltninger.
9tf ielDe Munifeitet ital bi fun
nebbele en- WfunOImog.
| Oct rusiiite gige er 6bg9et pad
| Iog benter fin Stprte fra BEN urottes
lige Solibaritst al G3aren og 5oIfet
rg af 6Oltet og G8aren.
! SamItemmigbeben mellem G3aren
% 5oltet er BEN itore moralite Stprs
te, Tom FAR Tfabt 9RusIunb @arbuns
brebernes 0e6 beb at beTfntte bet
mob ale lllbtter og 9tngreb Og bar
til nerpGrenbe Sib ubgiort ct 9uanO,
Der bar Ttnrtet bet I Gnigbeb, ltafs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-22
ct Rpciprocitetsmooe
/ Chicago.
& 4e u merican aetiprotd(
5ariff 9ed9ue" orgds
niferes.
8uperngr Gum mins ben
lebenbe so NIB.

Ser / fibite ltge 6olotes ct 01goe
G9icago, 6por ober TO 6unbreOe
2anObru9s=, 6onoeIss o9 Snbuitris
fpreninger bar repraIentereoe bs0
Delegdter.
WpOets 0pgaoe oil letteit forftoas
af f0lgenbe GrtIaring, Der forelogz
res Mpbet af en- Reiolutionsfomite
p9 tilitemtes af 0le0et:
3a Qano6rug, 5abrifspirffom6eO
og anoen Snbuitri bette 2anb bar
uOpiflet fig ben 0rao, at De life
l9ngere ubeluftenbe fan itole paa
9jemmemartebet for 9(fetning at
peres 9robutter, og
9a llbfprIel for mango Snbuitri=
ers 9ebfommenbe er bleoen en- bez
Ientli9 getin9eIie for beres geituas
en-, og
9a be 6orenebe etaters narbe=
renOe 6oloning meb 6eninn til
6unbeIen, peientlig paa @runb al
at ReciprocitetsbeitemmelIen / Ding
lepz2ooens qaragraf 4 life er bIeben
btrfeliggjort, life pirter inbbnoenoe
ooerfor fremme0e 2dnbe. Iom bi
gerne oil, ital pnre benlig Itemte imoo
ps, o8 bpi5 Signing ri pnIfer for
ppr SperproDuftion
Gaa pare bet 6eiluttet:
/. ut bette N}poe, ioet bet aner.
fenOer 8eTfpttelie Iom ct faItIlaaet
Princip bette Qano, anbefaler gens
TiDig Gftergipen6eb oeb 6jalp af en-
0ifierentiaItarif meo 0latsimumss
% U}inimumstplo iom ben melt benz
Iigtsmasii9e o9 prattiite 0letobe,
6ooroeo ben ipanbtt Situation, iom
ri MI iiaar ooerfor, tan foranz
bres,
2. 2tt 5arifen foreildas al ben
itaaenoe 5olotommiSfon, Iom oprets
tes al aongresien, og bbis meblems
mer u0n9ones al 9reiioenten, =
8. ut bet er bette N2poes Spfate
telIe, at Dor nup9renbe 5arif 9iner
tilItrettelg Bribeo til Iaabanne
SnorgmmeIier uben oeroeb at ifaoe
SnbuItrien, 6anbslen eller 2rbeioss
Ifnnen,
4. 2(t nj opforbrer aongresien
til at fatte geilutning / Sagen inae
reIt muli9t.
W&poet refultereoe / Organization
al ,36e Q(merican 9feciprocal 3ariif
2eague", Der fal beitad df Is Qteos
lemmer og iad berefter leoe 5drifs
Reform sgeo9gelIen. Der blep nos
Qen OistusIion om @uIget at benne
Itddenbe &omite eller 8eItnrelie. Wfen
ct 5oriIag ON, at 6ormdnben uon9ps
ner Meblemmerne, iejrebe.
@uperner Gummins fra Soma bar
Mtebets lebenbe Wlano, ira bet 0jes
blit ban fom til Stebe. 9an 6olbt
en- 3ale, bpori ban bl. 4. fagoe:
,,Reciprocitet er bleoet 6olbt nebe
al falIfe 8enner lenge not. Den er
6lepen telet for / apnbenttoner og
torsfaitet aongresfen. 0et er MI
paa 3ibe at taite Maiten o9 fempe
for at binbe eIler tabe. 6ois ri tds
Der, Tad bar oi bog I bet minbite bres
bet 9uionerne og 9ntlerne ub al beres
SfiuI".
9(lpin $. Sanber8 Gbicago blis
rer formobentlig 9eitnreIiens Sors
mdnb.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-06-28
HUSTONTOWN.

d. X. Chestnut came home from
Shippensburg State Normal last
Friday.
Six candidates were initiated
into the P. o. S. of A. last Satur-
day night.
George Deshong, one of Uncle
Sans employees in Buffalo, N.
Y, Is spending his annual vaca-
tion with his family IN this place.
Bennett and John Palmer, near
Mt. Union, Pa, spent last Satur-
day night in this place, on their
return from their uncle Thomas
Palmer's funeral.
Mrs. Allen Cutchall, of Three
Springs, is visiting relatives in
this place.
About fifty people took part in
the serenadlng of Fl. r. Lamber-
son and wife last Saturday night
at the home of the groom's par
ents in this place.
On last Wednesday afternoon
William Weaverllng, of Kearney,
Bedford county, and Miss Jane
Mellott, just tarrled long enough
IN this place to have Rev. B. A.
Salter called to the "lndian
Queen" hotel and join them in
holy matrimony. After the cere.
mony, they journeyed on to the
home of the BRIDES parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Caleb Mellott, near
Knobsville.
Mrs. B. A. Deavor, near this
place, met with painful accident
last Saturday. While walking on
a board walk, she slipped and fell,
breaking a small bone in the
ankle.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-06-28
MIGHT HAVE BEEN KILLED.
In Attempting to Stop Runaway Team,
Jacob c. MelIott Seriously Injured.

On Thursday of last week MIR.
jacob G. Mellott, of Licking Creek
township, went to the Matthew
Mellott mill at Owl Creek, to get
some grinding done and to get a
little lumber. Having loaded his
wagon preparatory to returning
he left the team standing at the
mill while he walked a short dis
tance up the mill race. During
his absence, the team became
frightened, and dashed away.
AS they were running in the di-
rectlon of Mr.. Mellott, he had lit
tie difficulty in reaching them;
but the rein of the bride broke
when he grasped it, causing him
to fall. One of the horses STEP
ped on him, and the wagon ran
over him. When he attempted
to arise, he found that he was
helpless. Drs. Hoop and Mosser
were summoned and they found
a very serious dislocation of one
of the hip joints. The two sur
geons worked faithfully for sew
eral hours, and when they found
that the condition of Mr.. Mellott
was such that he would not stand
much more etherlzlng without a
rest, they waited until next day,
when with the turther assistance
OF DR.. McKlbbin, they succeeded
in leaving the unfortunate man
as comfortable as the nature of
his condition would permit.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-06-28
STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS.
j. George TritIe, Suffers Stroke While Sit
ting in His Home Friday Afternoon.

Our people were startled last
Friday afternoon upon learning
that Mr.. George Trltle, of this
place, had d stroke of paralysis.
Mr.. Tritle was sitting IN his
home conversing with some
friends who had called, when he
felt strange sensation in the
finger. tips of his left hand. In
a few moments he was conscious
that something unusual was COM
ing over him, and he attempted
to rise, and IN doing so found that
he was powerless to use the left
side of his body. A physician
was Immediately called, and Mr..
Tritle was put to bed. Since that
time sensation and strength have
been slowly returning, and it is
hoped that he may soon be able
to be out again.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-06-28
Another Attorney.

AS was noted in the court pro-
ceedlngs published in the News,
Horace N. Sipes, son of Attorney
j. Nelson Sipes, has been admit
ted to practice in the several
courts of Fulton county, and is,
also, a member of the Cumber-
land county bar. Horace has had
fine educational advantages, hav.
ing graduated,at the Mercersburg
academy after a three years
course; then he spent two years
in Dickinson college, and finished
by three years more IN the law
department of Dickinson. With
fine natural ability, and the eight
years of scholastic training, we
predict for our young friend un-
limited success in his chosen pro.
fession.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-06-28
ANOTHER TORTOISE.
Skips Around With Initials of Hughe
Rankin Cut Ninety Years Ago.

We thought Jacob Kaufman s
turtle, mention of which appear
ed in last weeks News, was a
record breaker as far as age goes;
but it will now be seen that Mr..
Kauffman's is only kid; for Da-
vid Fulton, who lives on the old
Rankin farm in Ayr township,
picked up tortoise IN one of the
fields on that place a few days
ago, on the shell of which were
inscribed the initials of Hugh
Rankin and placed there In 1915
ninety years ago.
There Is nothing in the appear
ance of the reptile to indicate that
it may not live ninety years more,
and the turtle does not deny the
assumption that it was in the
Cove when the first white men
came over the mountain in the
earlier half OF the 18th century.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-06-28
WHOLE HAND AT SEvENTY.ONE.
0sIer's ChIoroform Theory viii not APP
ply TO Fulton County Citizens.

The theory recently advanced
that men have passed their day
OF usefulness at the age OF forty
years, and should be chloroform.
ed inJo "Kingdom Come" when
they persist in living to the age OF
sixty, might become popular with
our Maryland friends, but up
here in Fulton county, man is at
his best at three score and ten.-
AS an illustration of the truth of
this assertion, Uriah w. Kline of
Licking Creek township, who is
now in the 72d year of his age,
last Friday, on the Tom my Hess
Ter farm, took up swath in the
harvest field, that is, he raked
and bound after Frank Hess, a
GRADER, and kept right up to him
with as much ease as in his young
er days.
Mr.. Kline has a brother (Abram)
In Ohio, SO years of age, and his
father, the late Conrad Kline,
died at the age of 96.
Uriah says that he has not ia
ken three dollars worth of medl-
cine during his whole life.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-06-28
LambersOn-Keebaugh.

Wednesday evening, June 21st,
at the M. E. parsonage in Huston
town, Mr.. Harry r. Lam berson,
of Hustontown, and Miss May
Keebaugh, near Hustontown,
were joined in holy matrlmony by
their pastor, Rev. B. A. Salter.
The BRIDE is the handsome daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kee-
baugh, while the groom Is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Lamber-
son, one of the towns best young
men. Their many friends join in
wishing them a "Bon Voyage
across the sea of life.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-06-28
THE NATIONS NATAL DAY.
Big Fourth of July at HustOntOwn. Three
Bands, and Distinguished Speakers.

All roads will lead to Huston
town next Tuesday, for the p. O..
S. of A. at that place have taken
the matter in hand and have com
pleted arrangements for having
one of the biggest times in the
history of their town. Three
bands have been engaged to en-
llven the occasion with good mu-
sic, and for the amusement of
the great crowd, there will be a
big fantastic parade, base ball
game, and IN the evening balloon
ascension and fireworks.
Durlngthe day addresses will be
made by Rev. J. ". Adams, and Hon.
Jno.P .Sipes-ofM McConnellsburg;
Rev. b. A. Salter, of Hustontown,
and Claude B. Reno, Esq, of Allen
town.
The citizens of Hustontown are
to be congratulated for their en-.
terprise, and we have no doubt
that the celebration will be great
success.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-06-28
MARRIED IN MARYLAND.
Bride and Groom Cousins and Could
Not Be Married Here.

Last Fridays Hagerstown
Morning Herald has this TO say
about a wedding party from this
county:
"Miss Josephine Bergstres ser
md Mr.. William G. Bergstresser
both of Waterfall. Pa, drove to
this city and were married on
Thursday evening by Rev. w.
G. Griffith.
"rhe couple was brought all
the way from Waterfall by Mr.. j.
L. Grlsslnger accompanied by
Miss Rilla Grissinger. The dis
tance Is about 60 miles. The start
was made from Waterfall at noon
on Wednesday and they arrived
in Hagerstown about 4 o'clock on
Thursday afternoon when the
groom lost no time IN securing a
marriage license.
"Mr. Bergstresser is a farmer
and stated that this is the farth-
est he has ever been away from
home He was surprised to find
such agreeable people in this Sec
ton and expressed a desire to
live here. He said that on the
trip down, he passed through
some of the finest farming Sec
tlons that he thought could be
found anywhere.
"He explained his reason for
coming to Hagerstown to be mar
RED by saying he and his bride
are slightly related and that un-
der the Pennsylvania laws cannot
be married. He was informed
that no objection would be raised
in Maryland and at once set out
on the trip. He had often heard
much about the beauty of Hagers
town and determined to come
here.
''Mr. Bergstresser seemed to
take his wedding as a matter OF
fact, and before and after the
marriage was seen calmly con-
versing to those about HIM IN his
shirt sleeves. He is 45 years old
while the age of the bride, who is
quite attractive, was given as "a.
"They spent the night at the
Landls House and will this morn.
ing bright and early he on the re
turn trip. They hope to be able
to reach McConnellsburg by ev.
enlng, where they will remain
over night and complete the trip
on Saturday"
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-06-28
NICE SUMMER TRIPS.
Fulton County Shippensburg Normal Stu.
dents Honored by Their Classmates.

It's with pardonable pride that
we refer to the fact that when
our boys and girls escape from
the scrub oaks and tall weeds in
Fulton county and get over the
mountains among the people, and
get the hayseeds out of their hair,
their com mon sense, moral worth,
and general intelligence win for
them recognition that might be
envied by young people raised in
county that has a railroad. OF
the several hundred students at
the Shippenspurg State Normal
during the past session, a Fult IN
county boy, Harry E. Seville, was
chosen president of the Normal
Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion, and a Fulton county girl,
Miss En- ma Sloan, president of
the Y. W. g. A. of the same school.
The advantage to these young
people does not stop here, for the
former, Mr.. Seville, was sent to
Northheld, Mass, as a delegate
to the National Convention, with
all expenses paid, and the latter
as a delegate to the National Con-
ventlon of her society, which is
this year held at Silver Bay, on
the upper end of Lake George,
away up in New York state. Of
course, Miss Sloan's expenses
are paid too, and the young peo-
pie, not only greatly appreciate
the honor, but will much enjoy
the trip.
1t has, perhaps, not been for.
gotten that u Fulton county boy,
W. Don Morton, was sent to
Northield by the same society
last year.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-06-28

Any of our country friends
who may feel the necessity OF
taking a day off from the car es
and anxietles of their daily toll,
and spending 1t in quiet retire.
ment and rest, should come to
McConnellsburg on the Fourth.
Warranted to do more good than
q trip to the woods.