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4 q
any way that II sees 1T. II y n chooses
10 provide. hy tie law OF 1so2 does pres 's
vldc, that IL viii give Its employees THO y,
benefit Of q short wotklhg doy, the ti'ot "a
sands Of tolers who will DO benefited t,y
this provision will certainly offer Y no
objection. X u !8 y A. Il ~ G Y
4arhc elght-hours principle is "A slowly y.
spending. It hos made conquest after
conquest That It viii ever become uni M Y
vcrsnl, however, IL scarce TO be expected.
The length Of tie working day involves I, !!
many combinations beyond that 4 Of the
ptuletariat's greater easu Of living, uti,l
with certain grades Of labor 8. / day's
work" will no doubt always mean sitrlOly
tho amount 81 work which that days
needs require to be DONE # 81 |. " 5S.4
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Give Richmond the Auditorium

fyft5
Why does the Council treat With silent NJ
contempt the offer of the f X, eoo rate
Memorial Assoaiat Ton to givo 1siclifnono
ono Of tie most ifpre ssive ana peautl-
ful buildings In America Apart from IN
tho sentimental vnltlo q the Ba '!t1 Ab-
hey, in which It ca1,nto'tt be surpassed co
by an structure built at this into Gay
this ediace will furnish On absolntely e.
sontial need IN our oity's me Iif1e =
Dlspntch hos called attent % inc ag-
gresslvo action taken ~ the citizens q
milwaukee, to supply th emselves 2
large audito,r1iuti1 ~ WIIeh erSrt Mllwau-
keo Is not alones for The Giles q A'.er'ca
at large fully understand the, I'M po rtant
place an auditorium taxes IN n unAc'pa'
co con and NJ necessities e'
81 In 1891 FOR the trst time IN ner MS
tory, Virginia VIII celebrate an occasion
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-21
DROWNED IN POOL.
Tragic Death Of s, a, Brissie in
a Mountain Dehle,

NJ - SpeclnI TO The n les- ~ Z
M Gu July GA tele-
gram received here at noon announced
the deatl, by drowning at Chimney RooR,
N C,,;ipf Samuel A., Brissie, head booKr
keeper OF the Little Ions Company's dc'
partment store here. Mr., Rrlss4e was
spending his vacation e.. Gimme mn, .NooK
stated that In walking around q marrow
1defle OF tho mountain Brisse had fal-
ian Into one OF the so-called bottplnless
pools, which are sights OF that region
SAElater telegram reported tho recovery Of
tho body this afternoon, " d
He started with this Arm elghteen years
.agb, rising from check hoy to o pos1-
tiofl OF trust. He ia survived by parents
ana several brothers and sister i,
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Railroads and Development.

Editor Of Il Tic Times Dlspntch:a8 q
ags sir.---I wish tho s3uth had moro rail.
road companies who aro MS publlo-spirit-
ed as Is the Norfolk and Western and
Its able head, Mr.. Johnston. Tho staff
of technical men locn ted In tho new bend
Office building 81 tho Norfolk and Il W est
5ern Railroad Il III Roanoke are men Ro OF
ability appointed for the purpose OF do
$vcloping tho country through which the
Norfolk and Western pnsses, BY prac-i
teal advice to theangrlcuturnl md dairy
md mining and lumber workers, and, Il
any people In the world need q general
uncenslng relterntton OF their
{deplornble working condition, It Is q the
farming element OF Virginia, which 5conles.
nearer being now tho fpauper State Of
tho Union than any ther. 9s s5 MS
We have no excuse to offer,R now, such
rs our fathers lad--i. o., 4 "A four or five
years apprenticeship at wal. renl and
terrible, has untitled lis IA for anything
elso in Ilife"--but 1t II Is Incumbent upon
on CHI male lin the state to use his Intel
lect encrgetically, first, for his own 3ad \:
5vanccmont in some special limo q lie,
ards second. a. duty OF good citizenship
for the state. 33t5 ~
& And, after MI snid and done. It all
comes from one source-herd work.
35S think the Norfolk and Western men
ore going n long way towards bringing
about two things in this State & tina tina r /
NM ono factor, and they nre. tho organi-
q ton and ii waking up Of tho Virginia
farmer to develop his enormous resources
$4,000 900 acres) now dormant, and good
roads, which! are Just rs essential 4 as q
good railroad bed, besides other aims aim =
for the benefit OF the people .i# all Isl Of
which President Johnston Is to be con-
'gprat ,iinted on, and rendered unprecedented
assistance In =, !, AZ !. ~
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W. n u \ ~ III I'LL sJslst.l
Mercy Joking

zoe III ~, IL u wyer: your Honor Il !
want s@nH Interpreter for my client"
Judge :9E0t:Whnt Language does he speak AZ: II
Lawyer u g 4, railroad fbrnk einan. a.
st. Louis Post. Dispntoh.. ..2 S.esS
Ia q ou,d. Dentist (ptrtoddln,s hpatisnt's
gum In search Of d fragment Of O. root {:
l1lFunny i don't seem TO feel It," Pa Pa
4tlont (ironical. In spite Of tho PAIN;
You're tn luck Los Annales. y.
jl5STheyS you care for pate Dc
;foie Rrn " Mrs, N;cwscnds 2, II No, ma am,
ana n Wouldn't have hts works IN my
tllousei I I think these French authors IS
Just scaildalous. Cleveland Leader
Il An lnfsr~ncs Here. THE hotol Is 50
crowded, sir, that the best we can 90
IL Stotput you In the Same room wi tn the
proprietor, M ,"iThnt will DO all right; Just
put my vnlunbles IN the 4snfo. KS Chicago
Journal sgs ..tS GERM IA Fl s
st We, roo. ---s hey found a cigar In !, a
safe tint had fallon down five stories II
San, Francisco, and wasn't the least BIT
by the fire. Yes; I've tried to
smoke several of those cigar -Cleye-
land Leader. 5 81 ,3 81 n
8 Knew What He Meant.----Mi tress:
What mnde you angry with tho doctor
and toll him not to como any more n
Bridge 81 Because he said he thought he
would send mo to q warmer climate, md
I am OH ter him. 9---Ios Angeles 4 NJ Ws.
Well, Was She -Amcrican Girl (at
Windsor Castlo) |: Porter, is I. there any
change to- get q glimpse Of Queen Alex
andrd 7''8s Gentleman at the Cater I'm
not tho porter. s / nm the Prince OF
Wnles."s American Girl: Fl w lucky
ami Is your other in 7".--New York
Weekly Nh III t5 S3
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TO Make Woolen Blankets,

"A Especial Il to The ~ ~, ~ ~,
WINsTO ON SALEM. n, C,,,gJuly po,y5tn 1.e
Chatham Manu- factHrtng sso,npany' m mmtT'N
las b' i increased its capital to $3.50 900, ami
VIII vii establish q big factory III the north
IVES tern part OF this city at an early date
I a IN modern building Will be erected nns!
neat houses for operatives The Factory J,
here here Win Manufacture woolen blankets
on o. large sea le.SSs,,sa -. ii
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BRIEF ITEMS 5. FIR ON EVERY WHERE


s + a tssss htss ' ~.
b Gn,t nn heads i os ssfioui btaisess
ia r,,a III sRassp hAyf ss
ssd Tffs ss Sasy i.
kpwBURY, n. II. --'stts John Hay Y ~.
or summer Homie OF tho shores ~ Laks
sas y safsisfs aasin WHa enstsd
VIZ d Went Gin street lnto e ~ y K.
eppa!e s!f'sa Sn fusf Rs eonhenta
Tiolcl looked On. ~ s r
f'HlLADDLf1IIA.-In q little wagon, made q.
rs sossed nsf.
under whees Of q neadins RAILROAD ~
sss4 ssssp%asssnt If =:
81 lilo banking house Sof q leoreoi a Young
x NEW, YORK y First Of his Kind 10 10 under
the knife for such an operation Pete. o BIZ n
nttlesnnko In tho annk6.hOusB In tho 2ooo sicsl
'Onrdon In Ilronz Park. had his appendix roe
moved on "wednesday, but died vest drday q.
h NEW YORK! -.rhe steafnshlp America wns
towsd lnto New york after 8. hayiaE been adr,ts
assistance. ~ II MI y
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NV elE ss..a AZ stiss 4
sS: | ssPi ''Hs y; Sf'ss ''s:
kscttt1Y ENN Y, y "a |, s,,lsrant Train was
s sSs asSsSss yYSt sd ss
ssasreds H Nh, 7, ~ Ri. i,s
Sas bsea sssps 'tf ss asS. st ana Hrrss
Sossst died sSter ia ls sss si1esp s ''S
pHlARs's4 rsssss ano Ike
Ess f sssw rs psS,ss as
TfsrgNTo p1JL. ~ 4. l1dwnrd Addcks lssue.,d !
ot.agrcc 10 athe plans 70 harfloni.e the RE-.
''i ;.o sseess s c
ihtteos I'LL II.
Policy Ioiders' Commit teo reiteratel charEes
ists ei poiisy holders MED Il Albanyp wsrs
nomination q : fIyai sieHs, - p''S'"' N
ded Is 0 ploesed"s. az ssaia ut
ss St
Z CHICA az. 1T u estimated that this. years
s GO bushels ''' q s. spr!as wheat l'sa!'
most p psals sssssst =
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Hletiiou' " - i
ton Fr r'' 100
si ai5 z A \. \ ia
Rict1Inof1dS Ma nuIaC
ASK any business man IN II Richmond rs 9
what this city needs most and IN ne VIII say
Manufactures, but has not Richmond no
already achieved extraordinary q develop
ment along this line IN The Tbs Times fle
Dispatch Of yesterday this table was " sent en-
w It's Washington corresponds !r1 NJ l'
Tho capital invested in manufa turing
in tho various tVlrg inia cities 1s given =
the United States Census Bulletin as FOL u
lows 4. 81 l8S 555 ts.s 5si3 (
Richmond ISL oes, ~
Petersburg = eos o.,
1919. 4 " 2e5s, ga
Alexandria, !. /. Z. &. 1. 2ss7, BIG
6Dnnvile. 4. !. 0,l1S, 0el
|. = o1e os1
No. % M 343
Portsmouth 7. +. /. !. I. I. /, ~. 564,0l5
4 These figures do not include the Rich
amond Il locomotive Works tho Southern
Stove works. the Rosenegk n Brewery
Ecednr works, 3' the Virginia. Carolina
Chemical Fl works al Of VI which are in
reality Richmond manufacturing corpo-
rntio,n1s but at present are without our
CITY borders, Take tho city as It is, how
over 1tSs1ioIya that Richmond tns over six
md 4 l,nif million dolarsEunore Sirivested in
ITS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. plants than Is invest
4 a. n those oe petersburg. Norfolk Roa-
$:noke, All xandria, 5Lync1lburg, Danville,
Manchester and Portsmouth. y The great
slfipbuilding Industry Of Newport News
alone amounts to almost as much as all
II ia nor cities, oxcept Richmond. con1-
#hinod This encouraging display Of pros
prerityS ana development fully bears out
tho at repeated assertion OF The Times
5Dlspatrh that RIG rnol1d III iint urally ono
Of the great manufacturing centers OF
America. 81 s5 /, y. y. N
II would not DO fair or sensible to Judge
fits citv,s capacity for future develop
mont by Its past achievements, for 1t
should always DO remembered that 1t
took Richmond. ana the whole South for
that matter, three decades to secover
from the rayages Of war. lg Now, how
ever. We have, have, ID peaceful political sltua-
ton, some. accumulated capital and enor-
nous undeyelopod natural resources. II
any ono wishes to know what the capable
tics Of the South for manufacturing are. he
should consider tho development, Of vir-
ginia, for example, In tho last five years.
During that period the capital Invested
in manufacturing plants has increased
6o3 per cent, the total now nov, being SAT-
oso. 1ss while the total output Of man
ufnct,1ted products lin I! 1905 q amounted to
ssssb2B an Increase Il Of 81 per cent.
,rhcse fIr,u,,raos tel an astounding story
of material prospor,ty. ana with this
growth has come an equally remarkable
dcvelo,ppment5 in tho educat ional lifo Of
th,a stnte n NAV. with becoming
. - ~ On ~ tb,+ Moth, prr +l,n y,resent
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Tonle,s--Sorrell.

Especial to Tho Tlmes-Dlsp tch,>
FREDERICKSBURG, VA.,t July 20
Mr. James a.. Jones and Miss Lot tie Sor-
ireil, both Of spotsylynnia county. were
married "Wednesday at the home o. Key
Courthouse, Rev, Mr. Crisn,ond ofIlclat-8
Ing I, III 33 III ~ al Il.
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To Help Education.
5s,na,cr Il I, Il The NJ ri,ne.-Dispa tch.,

NIL WIN HESTER, Va July 20.-Super-
3intcndent OF Public InstrnctlongJ ). 2. y Eg-s
Sgloston offers Winchester on behalf q!
the State four hundred Bdolla rs ito wa d!
lcngthening the hlg b school erln - e. 80
provided an equal sum is raised 10 n
"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-21

leA,5 sBs{s FIJI gJa E; tt} S Y
Baptist Sunday School Convention met
Gold n Mine Church Wednesday md
E#A5@ large delegation, and an Intensely
interesting session Of this body were the
spite Of the largo gathering OF n Baptist
shosts tho visiot for entertnit ln1cnt was
% lnmi }s N y r,oxley q mineral Vas "a.
seIGoted moderator, and Mr.. William P.
'PtRell stof Belmont, was elected clerk Of &
thu invention. fi,Ss 8 81 x
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!. .:'pl',4,!y,,,,,s,s ~, 90. ~.
sMad Musings.


8I-S ACTS are facts when YOU have got
M ,em bit they're nothing Whet,
H.. tiisy re 8hnky-- d, rs Is, III,
AiicnistsS VII tell you frankly that
u tho truth IL often faifits n Il
p, fS.-.--Note that Harry tells Y W that,
REGARDING being crazy ~
Well. he ANT !slFS.. "a J,
Mother hints that ldarry's dlppy others
say he, ) y Just "a sinner, i HI IS
b Dvvy Nssbit's own opinion e Q thing
E she Will mot toll. Y . S5s
11arry's sure ho Iwni5not stand for being
clapped away witl,ii, q Is si;sS III SsS
4 Padded cell. IS !. Il 4 W. IA
II he crasy%7s: or the others 81 Vhlofl
n are wrong ,,ard which ate 8wroliger
That's the question they IRE wrahglIins.i
N,ell--btit what Of you !, os Z, y
Don't you feel tho row will make ~ ''1'
{ Very mad MA ~ n \, ], a !, "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-21

The Sewer Pipe Trust Will Quit business,
Luckily enough, this does not apply to
the pipes. however. M \,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-21

d Some maintain that 1t all comes down
to question Of whether Harry Thaw Is
crazy or all the rest Of us, \.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-21

\ Now that Nine l'ernhardt@ has gotten
the Legion OF Honor Cross, 1t will Obvious
ly DO necessary for her to como over here
and show 1t to US. In short, the thirty
ninth annual farewell tour will shortly
be on. ten p so,ls. #hIa tiasss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-21

In addition to Its famous stogies, Pitts
burg has also produced tho Hartjes and
tho ThaWs,. 3iS w ~
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n
Publicity in New Zealand.

Already one Of \ the chief forces 5th lil
has been developed In N eW Zealand about
whose plan so much dlsoussio has b 60 \
heard. is the value Of publicity. In tho
words 81 their present premier, MT. ware,
at is O constant safeguard and ING
people Of the United States are beginning
to find out tho Same thing. Judge ~ ~ -t
ker5 WAS right IN his criticism that I'resl-
dent ROOSEVELT chief work had been e. tS y
enforce laws that were nlread upon 1 the
books and to turn Oh the 'ghtR or puip '-3
licty. It was information, public know VI.
edge. investigations that broke up Il tho
corrupt practices of the Pennsylvania 7 ANA
Railroad, ana it was public indignation
that SO soon drought the beef trust il 70 &c
proper appreciation Of Its errors. Wit III! Y
publicity tn, people OF Philadelphia could tl
never have made their campaign successful
against tho ring that controlled that Guy v
Without popular interest It would e''llt X not
lave been possible to put the rate Dill,
through the past Congress-. The |, Wh q
country toems with examples Of tho value value
of publicity, ana though New Zealand e and
may laud 1t more than we do. no people
on earth should more sincerely appreciate
tho power and dignity Of the force e, I'm! I'M
piled in those nine letters than the Amer l'-
leans. Tho true attitude for citizens to
adopt with reference to oil the schemes
and plans, both wise and foolish, th,.t
are brought forward for public conslde'r Fias.
ton, is with open mind and con on fde Ont
heart to sock for the truth J, asst may be be
discovered by publicity and discussion e l:sa'it'1
and then abide by that truth, no matter
what it may DO. Tho need is for wisdom don
In discovering the truth and courage \. IN \,
on fnrcl mr. II alta
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-21

IA few days ago N Mr. Fairbanks s inks
ran his automobile intoc, i 9 prom
inent politician whose viows did not suit
him, " Mr.. w. y, Bryan, in returning to
these shores. IS hereby cautioned to be on
tho alert q b. &. H 's& s!.8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-21

g sillicns: .No punishment IL too had for q
fellow Tho becomes engaged 10 two girls spt
once. a. Gym eus; hS ought 70 Rs made
70 marry. thepas bet b. = s. s4sB ilSs M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-21

The Gear regards the Douma from the
tall Of his eyo. while making q noise Ike
q tWenty-three.
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4 CtlIcAG III u estimated, tfat this. year.
Yield viii Fbo Az, 0oO 600 bushels 81 winter and
ssH tOo, oo0 bushels OF sprltg s,V heat ,s 2 S59
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-21

Mr., Thaw in.imates that his family are
putting up o limo 81 crazy talk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-21

syxran IS burning, What7 oh, In the
atlas, doubtless, ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-21

\ Says headline; "Stoessel Must Die,
Say the Commission, AS far as that gees,
so must the Commission.
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. Rich,nontd's Manufactures

\ Ask any business man NJ In Ric hmon '
what this city needs most ana he will say
Manufacturers" but has not Ric hmond
already achieved extraordinary Develop
ment along this line? In The Times eas''.
Dispatch Of yesterday this table was sent q,
Nv its washington corresp ondent: IS
Tho capital invested in manufacturing N e Ri
in tho various Virginia cities is given n II
The United states Census bulletin as fol-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-21

Guatemala seems to be tho sort OF little
country that would hold Mr.. Castro for
awhile. ,sa . IS
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4 \ 700 1-2 West Clay Street
Richmond, July 10, 1006. IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-21

Il HHINt}TOry. " Pa voting Il contest 10
determine Who " the most popular young wo.s
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Columbip,n Va. III az RI Il,
4 Lslnce Mr.. jackson letter was written
TO Manufacturers has been Vita
ORA " Il. - ditor Times-D ispatch.l
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-06-13

lrwin's Stock of CIR, ceries and
Table Condiments has been care.
fully selected, and em braces a
full assortment Our prices will
please you. We invite YOU to
come often.
We have been informed by the
postmaster at Akersvllle that the
pack of Fulton County News for
the subscribers at the Akersville
postotticc, does not reach that Of.
ice until Friday; sometimes not.
until Saturday, and not unfrc.
quently 1T does not get there un.
TIL Monday. Now, there is some.
thing wrong with the postoflice
management on that route. The
NEWS leaves McConnellsburg at
2;45 every Wednesday afternoon,
and should reach Breezewood
ednesday evening; and, then,
there is no reason why 1t should
not be sent over to Akersvllle the
next day-Thursday. Nov, that
the publication day has been made
one day later, the News should
reach Akersvllle every Friday.
Our subscribers there will con-
fer favor on us if they Will give
US notice If the paper does not
get there on time.
You cannot induce a lower ami
NAL to eat heartily when not feel
ing well. A sick dog starves him.
self and gets well. The stomach,
once overworked, must have rest
the same as your feet or eyes.
You don't have to starve to rest
your stomach. Kodol for Dys.
pepsia takes up the work for
your stomach, digests what you
eat and gives 1t n rest. Puts it
back in condition again. You
can't feel good with a dlsordered
stomach. Try Kodol. Sold by
Stouteagle & Bro.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-06-13

Indebtedness oft'w'p..S 45l 36
l hereby certify that the above state
ment is true copy of the several ac-
counts as audited by the auditors of
Belfast township, Fulton county, Pa,
for the year ending March 8, 1906
L. p. MORTON,
W. r. PALMER,
j, j. PALMER,
REUBEN S. MELLoTT, Auditors.
Clnrlr
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-06-13
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.

Itching, blind, bleeding or pro-
truding piles. Druggists refund
money if Pazo Ointment fails to
cure any case, no matter of how
long standing, in 6 to IA days.
First application gives ease and
rest. SOC. lfyour druggisthasn t
it send SOC IN stamps and 1t Will
be forwarded postpaid by PARIS
Medicine Co., st. Louis, Mo.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-06-13
BURNT CABINSl
Doctor Madden is Here !

The Doctor has opened an office
here for the treatment and cure
Of all acute and chronic diseases.
The Doctor has had a very ex,
tended experience in the treat.
ment of diseases in all its phases.
Any persons that are suffering
from ailments of the nervous, vas
cular, or digestive system, will
do well to go and consult the Doc
tor, and avail themselves OF his
more than ordinary skill. He
will cure you. He cures where
others fail
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-06-13

The editor and his wifeacknowl.
edge the receipt Of an invitation
from Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Thorn,
of Denver, Colo, to be present at
their home on Thursday evening,
June u, 1906, to witness the mar
riage Of their daughter, Daisy
Lucretia to MIR. John Keyser Gar.
yer. Mr.. Carver is native of
Licking Creek township, and a
former teacher in the public
schools of this county.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-06-13
Change of Publication Day.

AT the suggestion of many of
our subscribers, and after due
consideration on the part OF the
publisher, 1t has been decided to
publish the News hereafter on
Thursday instead of Wednesday.
Publishing on Wednesday means
that there is little chance to get
anything INTO the paper that hap
pens after Tuesday evening, and
the correspondence and other
copy received by Tuesday even
lng's mail Is generally too late.
BY making Thursday the publ
cation day, we shall be able to give
one days more news; shall be able
to give the election returns, more
of the court proceedings, ard
still be able to reach all our coun-
ty subscribers by Saturday.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-06-13
A Big Catch.

On Thursday of last week, Bert
Winegardner, Arthur Kerlin,
Howard Kerlin, Ella Tlce, Lou
kerln, Myrtle Stevens and Edna
kerlin boarded hack, and with
fishing tackle luncheon, ETC.,
spent the dayat "Madden's Dam F."
fishing AS the weather was fine
and the conditions Just right for
fishing, it is reported they were
we'll paid tor the days effort, but
as the supply at that place seems
inexhausuble, they admit there
is plenty more for others who
care to go.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-06-13
Cumberland Valley Trains

Leave Fort Loudon at Z. .42a m
ll.47 a. M, 2,43 p M; leave Mer,
cersburg at S.04 a. M, 1907 p. m,
and 3.0j p. m.
Arrive at Mercersburg at IA
a. m, 1928 a. M, and 5.53 p. m
Loudon, S,07 a, M, l0.4S a. M,
aud 6.l3 p. m.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-06-13

There will be an Ice cream,
Cake and Strawberry Festival
this coming Saturday evening,
June 10th, on Irwln's lawn-held
under the auspices of the Ladies'
of st. Paul's Reformed church OF
this place, The public is cordial.
ly invited.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-06-13
Card.

We wish through the columns
of The News, t. thank the kind
friends and nelghbors for their
help during the illness aud death
of our son, Oliver Scott Mellott.
MIR. and MRS MICHAEL MELLOTT.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-06-13
ro ouRe A colo In ONE DAY

take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund mon
ey If it fails to cure. E. w. Groves
signature is on each box. 25c.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-06-13
A AeuARANreEp CUBE FOB PILES

OUNTHTF EED QUITE FOH PILES
Itching, blind, bleeding, pro.
truding piles. Druggists are au.
thorlzed to refund money If Pazo
Ointment fails to cure IN 6 to IA
days. SOC.