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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-20
Inlpresiones y noticias

Segdn infornies, en- breve da
"a un paseo q la isla el sefior Obs
po cat6llco Monseiior Jones, con el
fin de conocer las Iglesias.
-Hl regresad0 su residencia
de Ponce t1uestro resp.table amigo
don R1sendo Matienzo Cintr6n,
acon3lhllo de su inteligente hija
Carlh.ncita.
y--Ayer pr la mafana, en- el
trayeato d. Blyam5n a Toa-haja,
des2lrrilo nuevamente el ferrocarril.
Suma y sigue.
-Ha regresado de la isla el
tn1sico mayor de la banda del Re-
gimiento de Puerto Rico, seiior Mi
randa, que recorri6 varios pueblos
con el fu de contratar algunos mu-
sicos para reforzar la referida ban
da.
La policia esta cuidandose en-
estos dfas de que no Sc expenda car
ne falta de peso. Esta mafana de-
nunci6 al tablajero del puesto de la
ralle de San Jose no ~ porque en-
lin kilo de carne solo despach6 no.
vecientos gramos. Solo falta que
este fnismo cello de la policia Sc ten
ga Ell la plaza del mercado donde
el consume de carne es mucho ma
yor y ocrirren casos como el del do
mingo: que en- cuatro kilos de car
ne faltaron tres cuartos de kilo y e
tablajero no fue denunciado"
Ell Fiscal de la Corte d.
Distrito de San Juan ha formulate
acusaci6n por delito de felony con
ira el policfa insular Manuel Llau
ger, ordenando su prisi6n.
Del AZ al IS del actual Sc es
pera en- este puerto otro barco d.
touristas.
En- el sHotel MayhowerD-
uno de los mas acreditados de Sal
Juan -se estan practicando impor
tantes reparaciones, terminadas la
cuales Sc procedera q p;ntarlo d
nuevo. Su dueha, nuestra distir
guida amiga la sehora viuda d
Masferrer, deseosa de corresponds
al favor que lie dispense su numerC
sa clientela, Sc propone colocar d
cho establscimiento 4 Ia altura {
los mejores de la isla. Por he
ruenta con uu local amplio y fresc
aneomsdOr esplkndido, bahOs ma
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-20
Il IUfz OE GUYANA
Palabras laiustas Y malso
nantes dlrigldas contra
un CludadanO.
NO SON LAS PRIhERas
Los he hos prueban poste.
riormente el craso error del
juez Ramos.
NO SON LAS PRIhERAs

En- el dfa de aver practicAbase
Ell esta ciudad y en- la Corte Muni.
cipal la investigator del crimen
com9tido en- la persona de don Ro-
berto Nc Farland, en- el barrio de
Jobos, de esta Jurisdiction, en- la
mahana del dia anterior.
El agresor Sc llama Juan Ines
Camacho, quien voluntatiamente
Sc present6 a la justicia COMO autor
del hecho.
FL Juez Ramos, pretendiendo
que de todos modos el Comisario
del barrio don Isidro Salanaan en-
tregara el revolver con el cual Ca
macho habia herido a Nc Farland,
e increpa duramente llathandole
Bandido! ( infriendole otros i'm
oroperios mas, que va en- distinta>
ocasiones hemos dido de labios de
licho funcionario en- identicos ca
,os.
Pero es 10 peor Que el Juez Ra
nos no Sc conforma con herir q
aquella persona decente, que decla-
raba 10 que saba sobre el hecho
que Sc investigaba, sino que Sc de
sata en- palabras i1decorosas y NAL
'onantes, palabras que tambien van
4 herir la moral publica y q 10 so
ciedad allf constituida. Entre las
personas que vimos en- el local, es.
taban los seiiores doctor Vaz,tuez
Lcdo. Nadal Santa Coloma, Te
niente Soto y otras muchas ma,
que no recordamos en- el momento
81 acusado declara que el re
v6lver con que hiri6 q Nc Farland
10 tir6 al mar despues de la conf
sion del dclito.
No para ahi; el Juez Ramos a
liza siguiente amenaza al sefor Sa
Iaman con que 10 metera en- la cArce
i no renuncia el puesto de Conf
;ario.
Como va Sc hace intolerable /
,onducta de este funcionario publ
%; como va son insostenibles la
ntemperancias del seiior Ramos e
Il cargo que desempefia, nos lama
mos a la prensa a decir publicamer
te 10 que es verdad, defendiendo d
.ste modo los sagrados fueros de !
opinion pdblica, harta va de tant
ltropello.
Ell sefior SaIam1n In denur
ciado los hechos de que dame
cuenta al Honorable Gobernador.
Ahora toca al Gobierno dec
dir esta question, pues los hechc
juzgados con entera imparcialidaC
resultarAn tangiblss.
CoRREsPoNsAL.
Guayama 10 de Mario de 1907.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-20
IODl SMPlTIcl

Anoche 1 las 10 contrajeron ma.
tTimonio en- Ia igleSia Catedral dos
estimables j6venes: nuestro buen
correligionariO don Adolfo c. For
tuio, practicante del Hospital Til
coche de Ponce y la virtuosa seho-
rita Isabel Walls. Fueron padrinos
uuestro amigo el practicante don
Luis R. C6rdova y su distinguida
esposa seiioa Barbarita Fortuho,
tia del novio.
81 acto Sc celebro en- fanilia,
con asistencia de los amigos mas
inhmos de Ia casa.
Entire el elemento bello recor.
damos a las sehoritas Maria Rovira,
Rosario Silva, Fidelina Ramirez,
Tsidora P, Pagan, Santos Ramirez,
Joaquina Martinez, Consuelo Walls,
Providencia Santiago, Maria Silva,
Anita Contreras, Benilde Castillo,
A.acelia ArduHo, Dolores Romafiat
y Virginia Portilla.
La novia fue objeto de muchos
y valiosos obsequios por parte de
sus numerosaS amistades, y la CON.
currencia obsequiada eSplendida-
mente por la familia Walls.
Los j6venes esposos han salidc
hoy para Ponce, donde fjaran 50
residencia.
Les deseamos slnceramente to-
do genero de ventures en- 50 nuevS
estado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-20
OOH l|FRElO .)LGON

La compahia dramat!ca que di
rige el tan aplaudido actor don Al
fredo Alc6n ha organizado una fun
ci6n la cual Sc llevars a efecto el
domingo pr6ximo q benefcio de di
cho Sefior.
sLaamujer de un artistss dra
ma sensational, sera puesto en- es
cena. 81 benefciado recitara en-
uno de los intermedios, el famoso
mon6logo de don Joaquin Dicenta
al ito Gervasio'.
Reina mucho entusiasmo para
esta function.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-20

tos, sefior Urrutia, f6 cajas de sal
>hich6n, por encontrarse este en-
malas condiciones.
Sc encuentra enfermo de al
gun cuidado en- esta ciudad, don
Julian Fontanals, tenedor de Ii
bros del SBoletin Mercantile
Sc nos informa que en- los
talleres de cigarrillos y en- las ofci-
mas de las fabricas correspondence
4 Ia sAmeTican Porto Rico Tobacco
companyD, ha sidO suprimida ID
fuma 6los OPerariOs y empleados
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-20
NOT|C|AS DEL D|A
Ostsnldos por Fobo do CANA.
do -Autorizso soDones do 10
Acadia -Rsqistro civil.
CA3O EE vARlCElA
Conferencias escolares - E..
cuelas de verano y graujas
agricolas. -Typewr ter.

~
Juan y Crecensio Rivera, fue
ron detenidos en- Utuado por la po
licia insular, acusados de robo de
ganado. Sc les ocuparon tres reses
y II dollars en- efectivo.
-Auteayer ingres6 en- la carcel
Francisco Ocasio, vendedor de chi
mas, acusado de acometimiento y
aggression.
Sc han inscrito en- el Regis
tro Civil los nacimientos de Jose
Dlaz Rodriguez, A lriaua Diaz Ro
driguez, Juan Bulerin, Antonio
Garcia Bizout; y las defunciones de
Atanasio Martinez, Carlos Sanchez,
Marina Mendez Sanchez y Modesto
Real Lopez.
Han sido autorizados por el
se1or alcalde los senores don Fran
cisco Aldea, para construir una ca
sa en- la calle Cerra, de Santurce J
dol Fundador Vargas, para levan
tar un circo en- las inmediaciones de
la plaza de Colon.
-Atacada de varicela, ha in
gresado en- el hospital cuarentena
rio, Modesto Diaz Hernandez, ma.
tural de Trujillo alto.
va ha empezado a trabajar
el Departamento de Educacion en-
los preparativos para Ell estableci
miento de escuelas de verano y
granjas agrfcola, con arreglo q la
leyes aprobadas recientemente por
la Legislature.
EN- el pr6ximo mes de Abri'
Sc celebraran conferencias de macs
tros en- todos los distritos de Ia isla
La seforita Rosa Axtmayel
ocupa interinamente en- el Departa
mento de Educaciou el cargo Dc
, atipewriterN, que renuncio la seho
rita Consuelo Davidson, que past
con igual destino la secretaria d.
la Corte Federal.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudat
uues nifty apreciado amigo don Mi
guel Hernandez, que representa- va
rias casas de los Estados Unidos.
En- el Departamento del In
8 terror Sc estan hacienda los estudio
a para la construction de un nuev'
o nuelle para botes Ell el poblado d.
Catafio junto al viejo que hoy exis
. te y que esta va bastante deteriora
!. do. Este nuevo muelle sera cons
trufdo con maderas del pals y i
|. obra empezara, probablemente,
&c principle de Abril pr6ximo.
-Por la secci6n "a de la Cort
de Distrito de esta ciudad Sc lie b
concedido nuevo juicio q Auror
Martinez en- el pleito de divorci
lue sigue contra su esposo Mr.. A
H. Thomas.
Don Sergio Maugual ha pre-
: Sentado su renuncia como sub coleC
, tor de Rentas internas de San Lc
renzo. Para cubrir esa vacante b
:, sido ascendido el sub-colector
!: Santa Isabel don Francisco Jimene
ONeill.
En- la O6cina del Tesorel
. de Puerto Rico Sc esta trabajand
:. activamente en- La nueva organic
:. ci6n de colectores de Rentas Int
- mas, cuyo sistema Sc cree empezai
4 regir el 70 de Abril. Los actual,
sub-colectores, segGn la ley aprob
da en- la Ultima Legislature, pas
: ran 4 ser colectores, modihcanC
A. Sus fanzas.
on -Esta mafiana So eelebr6
la secci6n a. de la Corte de Dist
al to de San Juan, la vista de la at
on laci6n interpuesta por Juan Rive
IL Figueroa, ell causa por acome
miento y agresi6n.
los -Ha sido puesto en- libert
ci- bajo 6anza en- Aguadilla el indi
ties Ramon Lopez, 4 quien Sc sic
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-20
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!ElVcO ESPECIAL De IA CORRESPONDENCE Y III DENNnGr UIDs

cuustancias, acept6 la renunca del Gran Visir for
taleciendo de ese modo la acttud que frente ese
alto funcionario nantenfa el parlamento, cuyo pres
tigio sale asi triunfante.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-20

dena que sufria Ell la carcel de
Aguadilla, ha sido puesto en- liber.
tad el indiyiduO Miguel craiala,
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-03-29

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a. s5ksavss95 s.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-03-29

SEs
three.year sentence forlarceny from
q store, committed from Multno-
nah county, September II, 1906,
made daring attempt at escape
from the penitsutiarys about 4 o.
clock yesterday afternoon, and, had
it not been for the vigil of Guard
Irwin, on the east wall Of the pris-
on Enclosure, would haveabeen sue
cessfnl. 7i,ft 'i24flfias g-s3 .
Taylor has been working in the
stove foundry, and while the CON
victs we're marching to- the prison
proper and The guard in charge had
turned his back he ran and plunged
into the aume which runs through
the yard. Withethe aid Of some
kind Of hack cav, which be had
doubtless made III the shops, be
sawed one Of The 1fve-eighths ID lion
bars under the wafl and craw1ed
through. The current In the fume.
together with its extreme chilli and
depth, retarded his progress, and
shesbad mot made much headway
when discovered and halted at the
point Of q rifle, about 10 minutes
after he was missed by the guard.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-03-29
JUSTICE FITZGERALD
NAMES COMMISSION TO EX-
ANIME THAW. SLAYER
OF STANFORD WHITE.
Weeping Wife Breaks News toiHtr
:, Husband-Husband Tries to
Il Cheer Evelyn and Says
He Does Not Fear Result.


New York, March 26.-A COM
mission appointed by Justice Fitz-
gerald, of the supreme court, will
ifcide the question as to whether
Harry K. Thaw is now sane. His
rial before a jury for the murdt r
Of Stanford White will be inter.
tupted pending the report of this
commission. If the commission re-
oorts that he is sane and therefore
capable OF advising with counsel
and of understanding the proceed
tngs against him, the trial will be
resumed, but If it should be found
that be is not sane nor capable In a
legal sense, application will be
made for his commitment to an
asylum, probably that at Mattea.
wan for the criminal insane.
: Jostice Fitzgerald's decision to
appoint commission followed con-
ference of the attorneys in the case
today. The justice told counsel
that he had given the various affi-
davits careful consideration, but as
they were too widely at variance
be felt that he could not properly '
pass upon them. Therefore he had
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-03-29
WIFE OF EMINENT REAL ES.
TATE BROKER KNOCKED
SENsELEss..
Husband Finds Her Unconscious
in Pool of Blood on Returning
Home-Thief Overlooks
$4,000 worth of Jew.
Is 5a4 elry-Rings Torn
From Ears. zv5-5 81

Portland, Or, March 27.-Ore.
gonian: One of the most BASTARD
ly crimes in the police annals of
Portland was committed at the
home of Newton w. Rountree, a
wealthy real estate broker, about 8
o'clock last night, when a masked
burglar entered the house, go Ella
street, and murderously assaulted
Mrs, Rountree and left her for
dead, The thug evidently had
watched the house and witnessed
the departure Of Mr.. Rountree and
his son Robert, who left home about
seven o'clock to 60 to Ainsworth
dock, where the younger mau took
the steamship Columb bia for San
Francisco en- route to Tonopah,
New Allowing the men to get we'll
away from the house, the lurking
thug entered the residence through
a back window and proceeded to
ransack the premises. - a.
Mrs. Rountree had retired for
the night, not dreaming Of danger,
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-03-29

Berlin, March 24:-Captain Ig-
mace Rodica, Of the general staff of
the Austrian Hungarian Army, has
published pamphlet entitled
"The Prospects of the American
japanese war" f.as. 49, d. N,
After discussing the armies and
navies and theatres of war, he con-
3cludes by saying that the unpIo-
tected Pacific Coast of the United
States offers excellent chances for
the success of Japan. He declares
Japan is working feverishly to COM
plete her military and naval equip
ments, adding that during the laet
few months 10000 men have been
at work day and night in the arsen.
ais, turning out guns and small
arms, and stating that the cart
ridge manufactures at Toxic, where
in all about 10000 men are employ
ed, have turned out daily 500 rifles.
Captain Rodica also asserted that
the projectile works at Toxic make
800 shells day for the field artil'
IleIy. b55AJse ,T . s7H'II .Tsu13 9
Salem, Or, March 26.-George
Taylor, a convict who ia serving q
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-03-29

two hours later Mrs. Rountree'a
throat was bruised black and blce,
showing plainly the mark Of her as
sailant,s fingers. .a- SIS
While she lay PROSTATE at his
feet the thug jerked his victims de
amond earrings, valued at 5000,
from her ears, another evidence Of
the murderously brutal character
of the burglar.
On his return Mr.. Rountrea
mounted the steps in pleasant hui
NOR, thinking Of the.enjoyable trip
his son would have to the Nevada
Eldorado. His happy thoughts
were dispelled on entering his home.
The first thing that greeted his eyes
was the disordered parlor. The
furniture had been turned topsy-
turvy. Making dash for his wife's
room, Mr.. Rountree was horror
stricken to see Mrs. Rountree
stretched silent and bleeding, ap-
parently dead, on the floor of the
room in pool of her own blood.
Without examining into her cons
dition, he rushed to the telephone
and summoning DR.. James F. Bell,
who lives not far from the Rountree
residence. She soon recovered con-
seriousness and was able to tell what
had happened, TIL. physician list
ened to the unfolding Of the story of
the shocking crime, and by admin
istering stimulants kept the half
fainting woman from lapsing into
lunconsciousness again.
The officers searched the prem-
ises from top to bottom and found
that evary hiding place in the
house had been thoroughly ran-
sacked. At the conclusion of the
search Mr.. Rountree announced
that he thought his wife's earrings
were the only, valuables missing
| The rest of Mrs. Rountree's jewelry
1 which is estimated to be worth
about $4,000, was secreted in the
family strong box, which was not
found by the burglar.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-03-29

!, ".This thing is perfectly eatisfac-
tory to me. I am sure. I will be
able to satisfy the commission that
/ am sane at the present time. Any
thing Justice Fitzgerald does is all
right. He has always acted in 9
fair and impartial manner. "'i.'li.- <
The law under which the COM
mission was appointed today pro-
vides that the commissioners must
take oaths as referees, they must be
attended by the District Attorney
and counsel for the defendant and
may compel the attendance of wit
.rlesses. "a 80 : 1'
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-03-29

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patar Ioa 1ar 3 8 nlnau = guer. and n.
II.sanoid ssu Pnszsn -
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The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-03-29
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and had fallen asleep. She was
aroused by a heavy hand on her
throat. 6a..g 3gsrs>ie,.f..,7 !. fFo.rT -
10 did Robbie getaway alright p
she asked. thinking bar husband
had returned. To her, astonish:
mentl her question was answered by
an oath and heavier pressure on
her throat, and y gruff voice de-
marded all the money and valua-
lbles in the house., r.-.f: y4
r Frightened almost into insensi-
bility and choking under the hand
of the thief on her throat, the un-f.
fortunate woman was able to.
make al move or reply Dragging
ber. uneeremoniously out of her bed
the masked man commanded her
10 show him the hiding plnce Of the
family jewelry and money. 6.,ss
As soon as his-held on her throat
relaxed, Mrs. Rountree fell to the
floor bali fainting, and her sassail-
ant, becoming angry, brutally kick
ed her, She was so terrified that
for moment she was unable to ut.
ter a sound, although she tried, to
shout for help Then her voice
came hack and she was about to
call for aid when the thug raised q
revolver or sand bag and struck.
her over the bead, inflictipg a ee-
we're soalp wound. which rendered
her: unconscious. Not satlshe d
with his brutality the thug again.
}grasped his victim by the, throat
and nearly succeeded in ttlangling
Mrs. Rountree to death. When
| found unceRacious by her husband
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-03-29

Portland, Or, March 26-Tele-
gram: Portland banks have an ov-
er supply of silver coin, and will
not accept any great amount Of
them for depositing. bra xI.ai
2 Few know that the city is flooded
with the white metal until yester-
day, when the United Statee coll
lector of customs sent $4,000 in
silver to deposit In the First Ma
4tional Bank,.in accordance with a
new regulation which had been put
into effect by the treasury depart-
ment at Washington. The stacks
of silver we're refused, on the ground
that more of that sort of money la
in the banks now than can be hand
led to advantage. Inquiry showed
that the other financial institutions
are similarly affected ds7E
q Word came from Washington
the other day that from now on all
important money. received at this
port should be deposited in the
Fret National Bank at Portland,
instead of being sent to the United
States sub-treasury at San Francis
co, as has been the custom. Since
the local bank will not: accept the
silver, the collector of customs is
writing to the treasury department
at Washington today to determine
what he shall do with it. In the
meantime the coin that no ore ap-
pears to- want is being held In pri-
vate derositories. ai 1ot StET
Bank. officials claim that more
silver is in local circulation. than
there has been for aJlong period.
However, they declare they. are un-
able to assign any particular cause
for the oversupply. Of late 1t has
been pouring into their Golfers from
all points OF the compass. It is still
coming in steady streams, making
the bulk of yellow metal On hand
look small in comparison. While
the silver dollar continues to be
parsed at its face value it is said
that they are becoming to plentiful
fto. he worth clamoring for.
Duty to the smount of $50, 900 in
gold, collected from the Oriental
liner Arabia's cargo, was received
at the bank yesterday without any
objections, but when the silver was
fofered with the yellow circulating
medium 1t was frowned upon as
being too cheap. Additional money
will be collected on the Arabia's
cargo, but some means for keeping
it in private safes may have to be
found ifit tshould happento be silver.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-03-29

will pay the highest Mark
etprice in cash for Poultry, hogs,
veal calves etc. atc Bolden's grocery
% store corner Second & Monroe streets
opposite Corvallis Hotel. Your cash
:. is always ready and a square deal
guaranteed to all. Thoa. Boulden.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-03-29
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
a Eayorite.

1We prefer Chamberlain's Cough Re
to any other, for our children" says M :.
J. Woodbury., of Twining, Mich: ut has
also done the work for us in hard colds and
Group, and we take pleasure in recommends
ing it.. For sale by Graham q Wortham.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-03-29
r So A-'1-es-f = 94l---z !
e me s9 .}na ,iaa
Job Printing Is
at Times Office
For Khenmatic Sufferers.

pyns een 5s 9R Pa Bam anrnsd makes e
favorite with sufferers from rheumatism,
sciatica, lame back, lumbago, and deep
seated and muscular pains. For sale by
Graham & Wortham. -a53 :
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-03-29

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8 ~ sss fIssIsB 81 ri Ee Iaa
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-12-19
Sale Register.

Saturday, December 81, Peter
Mellott, intending to quit farm.
ing, will sell at his residence .
miles west OF Knobsville, on the
road leading to Hustontown, hors
es, mules, cattle, sheep, hogs,
farming implements, &c. Sale
begins at 10 o'clock sharp.
Thursday, December 26.-J.
H. Gordon intending to quit
farming will sell al his residence
two niles northwest of Plum
Run, ho. ses, cattle, hogs, farm
ing implements, &c. Sale begins
at 10 o'clock.
Wednesday, February 5, Roy
McGeehe, intending TO quit farm
ing, will sell at his residence on
the Cove road, J mile south of
Knobsville, horses, cattle, hogs,
hay, and a large lot of farming i'm
plenents-all of which are practi
cally new. Sale begins at 10 O.
CLOCK.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-12-19
A Puzzle.

Puzzle your friends with this
Take As flom 45 and leave 45.
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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-12-19
Registers Notices.

Notice Is hereby given that the following
named accountants have tiled their accounts In
the Registers ONCE of Fulton County. Pa, and
that the same will be presented to the Orphans
Court Of said County, for confirmation, on fues-
day following the 2nd Monday, (lith day. OF
January A. D., 1908.
LANEHART-First and final account of 4. l..
Daniels, admiuttrdtTX, OF the estate OF Geo.
B. Daniels, ESD, who waa administrator OF
he estate OF Samson Lanthart, late OF Bethel
township, deceased.
GLUNT-First and final account of John Y.
CLINT, administrator Of the estate Of Marga
ret Glunt, late OF Dublin township, decd.
CATTLErT-First and final account OF Rev. n,
= Garland, administrator OF ths estate OF
Mary Cattlstt, late of tue borough OF Me-
COnnellsbnrg deceased.
LAKE First an,l hnal account OF Mary s. Lake
administrators of the estate OF Martin W
Lake, late OF Licking Greek township, deed
DANlELS--First and final account Of l..
Daniels administrators Of the estate OF Geo.
b. Daniels, late OF the borough OF McCon-
nellshurg, deceased.
Registers Ofiae, GEO. A. HARRIS,
Dec 10, 1907. Register.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-12-19
Remarkable Rescue.

That truth Is stranger than
fiction, has once more been de-
monstrated in the little town of
Fedora Tenn the residence of
Q. V. Pepper. He writes: was
in bed, entirely disabled with
hemorrhages of the lungs and
throat. Doctors failed to help
me, and all hope had fled when l
began taking DR.. Kings New
Discovery. .Vhen instant relief
came. The coughing soon ceased;
the bleeding diminished rapidly
and in three weeks / was able to
so to work" Guaranteed for
coughs and colds Soc. and Sl.0O.
at Trout's drug store. Trial
bottle free.