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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21

while out On ore 81 fhetf saHns
ssfines Hoiio and Hia fafHer step
pes into = dslicatasaru afafe and
purchased a mess Of pieaIed pigs
Enurkiea to wary the somewhat
effsts nosae mems o. was red
letter day On RoH1a Ire lie had
never dailied with THE daiicatca-
ssa further than 90 sample q fsR
stuffed manages
eOh. sir. be said 20 hia pf9pl
dsnf parent. ~ look forward with
keen autir ipetiou 70 maHtlrafiHa
the nutritious pedal ontremItIah ~
the berciHa tribe. hut o. t not 4
rather vulgar form ~ aietfft
The pias knuckie ms son would
not be such choice eutfee. ais
scientific sire replied. 'Hrra lf NOS
that fHe PORK thing o. Qlafraprd
Instead of ceutIede Had the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21

Berkshire and Poland China a.
many ankles as a aeoiepeudfa bour-
h8Hiaa. we would long ere this have
been rloged with the tender luaeis
uusnasH ~ pigs kuuckies q is its
Beldamneas shat makes the picked
pigs foot urized even a. peacock
tongues were esteemed a dainty A.
fhf gorge TESTS ~ the Roman EN-
parofa
s3af 7 trust you 40 not mean 20
comuafr the iowiy smhaimed trot-
Ter ~ fHo plr with tho auccuisnt
peacock tongue ha a Wand. DO
yaHf spoke up Hslia
fHdaed do" H8iieH father
Haid ft ls riurh that the gour
mets ar old would have esteemed n
esru above butterflies elbows a.
their faaste had the pigs knuckIe
been brought suddenly uuon the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21

tanaast Bead seathsd IL bay
leaves and awash tn sour wins.
They wauid have auH~ utis efsf
thn humhis hans ksHHs o. the edafs
ferrous nsaFinisFtk hasFFtnas Haf
these bees safreaueea - some Teu-
taalr chef - an ihnes atlan. Thsy
waatd have east aside hammiaM
birds Glbassa ZEE . Aeaaeilssf saas J.
W9rh
Getting tt frem such al ssninsHt
Aathsgitg a. Hfs fashf8i EaFeaG
uaiia waN faia 50 congratulate Hiass
ser thst hs Nd ssmsfhins en- sac
spic uisFafas. swwa f.m4ins A sx
stfsarsa - Nsras daY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21

Msme@h.
The trustees for the tosu sehool
we're elected saturday
The Aehcol here has been for
ossr eight years taught b. tho
Presbyterian people Aad thry have
advanced as well fnofailf AZ men'
tally and have made n pronounced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21

sntd Perkins de q satsfat death ?
aut yea But ! eNnf remeEn Der
nov whether hs Nas maftsfsa. ALL
- 90 : Railroad accident. o. Bic -
a. auaauaahtfe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21

ibid you DO everything that |
asked Yeu 10 this moFaiax asked
Mfs amltheF "nid you order
syeFythlnKf
Everything repeated Smithera
SAY. honestly. hos many things
ild yoa really and truly expect me
70 remember =
4 didn't expect you % remember
single thing. snapped Mrs
amlthnfs.
And hanged II | did sAid
SmithsFN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21

~Yoaf aid hiiaa father na ienKss
sits af TIE csHreF 81 ths street ard
tess
sSo ~ has received = bis isaacY.
ara can zee u0W
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21
ffM,XhQJld a. -
Man.D1opoc e18Ssj1 ~
NonER. MpITERoj Discus
BE ct NEANeJe or POPPING
ETEpkAL QUE5TlOk.

~ KATHERINE LECKfE.
Down on his iow'bendad knees
the man should 20 who wishes 20
gain the promise OF the heart and
hand Of the girl % whom be ~
proposing marriage This should
~ = feerrfa HaNuEte Altitude IN he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21

sKidder tAhea his work AZ a co
mcdian seriously
Aud unfortunately everybody
elise does. too
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21

Haitari = rssaot rsffAfn from
staeina tt.-uitheat gau | cahnal
live
I assure You my 8e4f hafnn. yau
quite over eHtinafs n8F fafhsfa
means
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21
STAR DUST
BY JOSH

success in the general Advancement
Of the people OF the county. while
there will be competition where
anything has been established. IN
all enterprises II is very lndica.
tive that the people that work aud
strive saving Of the souls and edu.
eating the mind are hot competi.
tors.
u IL the viii Of rhousandstieks.
that the people who have done the
most good for our town and eoaaty
and the people who are taking and
have teok the greatest interest Ia
our vel fare, arc the ouea 70 give
the refusal Of thu free school r
Hyden Ky Thonaandhticka.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21

Anyway, Jack 0nrien wasn't a.
had a. some 81 The missing bank
cashiers. lie never tried a. fool
anybody hv teaching a sunday
school class
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21

sacretcrY Root has been speak.
lng In defense of campaign contri.
butlons THAT shows Root has AZ
least one good tfhis gratitude.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21

And what 80 you intend "a be
when yon grou M. M little man
asked the sunday school supeflns
frndent
I'm going 90 b. a millionaire =
answered the pukaoaed hoy 10 the
front raw
And chat are you going "a do
with ali y0uf money!
I'm goln' ta bug = chorus Klrl.
Wm ] bryan nos pulls daSn
sgi pounds. and Tar weighs zsT
but John l. Sullivan remains the
fatteat Roman of them all
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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-08-16
Grand Lodge in Session

Committee on Jurisprudence: j. j.
Jennings, T. s. Rector and T. ]. Riley.
Grand Master Z. C. Tumlin, who
comes to the highest place in the gift
OF Masonry, is in regular succession.
having served as deputy last year.
He has held positions in the grand
lodge for the past eight years. He is
a member OF Centennial lodge No. (,
and has been at various times resi-.
dent In other cities and has a per
sonal knowledge OF the craft there.
He is well equipped and has an able
set OF officers. The upward way
should be Travelled easily this year
with such leadership. p J. Barnard
WAS chosen to represent Colorado at
the National Masonic Congress in
Norfolk. The next meeting is in Salt
Lake City.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-08-16
Responses.

for state League. e...........,...
.........J. n. p Westbrook. NJ. D.
For the Visitors and National
League e......... Hon. Charles Banks
Cashier Bank OF Mound Bayou
Appointments Of Committees.
A-Credentials. B-Resolutions. c
Auditing. Denominations.
Report OF the State Organizer. .....
..e,...'.. Rev. II. F. Bray. Pueblo
How | Have Succeeded In the Mill.
merry Business. ...........
...-.... Mrs. l.. V. Douglas. Denver
Possibilities in Mining Investment.
.....H d. Earl, Colorado Springs
instrumental Solo. ...............
'moo eu, 10 ,sele,uI sssulsna sp
" sldoed peioloo on, SIun o, MoH
olqend 'Ilea SsIau ss!N '''''''..'..
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-08-16
Toe Much fee NSe.

Marguerite Watson was small
child. who. like many another, had the
.nconvenieut habit of asking embar.
rassing questions before guests. When
her mother had company to lunch
and dinner II seemed TO be her e.
pecial delight to comment ou every
unusual dish she saw on the table.
One day MB. Watson, who lived In
q small town. invited some friends to
lunch. Wishing TO have It particular
ly nice, she sent to the city for caa-
dies. fancy cakes and ices.
Marguerite was allowed to come 70
the table on the sole conditioc that
she should not speak os aaythias
strange she saw.
A. soon - the little girl sat dsws
her glance fell on soms candisd White
grapes. For fully ten niautss Ass
eyes we-e fixed on the bon.bon dish
- II fascinated, but she said notAins.
At last she could stand II no longer.
Mother" she suddenly burst ouS
"just tell me where you sot then. end
III asver say another wosdi"
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-08-16

Rate OF one fare for the round trip
will be granted on all railroads Tues
day. August Goth. good for ten days.
A picnic has been planned for the
entertainment Of deleeates Tuesday
afternoon. August 20. at Stratton park,
and banquet Wednesday evening.
The KEYNOTE Of the convention will
he to ascertain the sentiment OF the
industrious Negroes Of Colorado in
REGARD to entering upon general plan
Of race building and the establishment
Of a Negro town and colony.
The National Negro Business
League meets In Topeka, Kans.. Aug.
ust 1916. A large delegation is e1.
pected from Colorado.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-08-16
Redasy's Feathsssd Ally.
PAGE ..

April II u the annivsrsaFy o( ROD
nsy's timely but much controvertsd
victory over Do Crssse, in which he
received assistance from a unexpsct.
q ally. While the new maaosuvre Of
breaking - the line"-realiJ invent.
ID by Capt. Douslas-vas being exc
cuted, 4 shot shattered the hencook
and . little bantam cock escaped into
ths rigging Prom this eoign Of van
tase, wheasvsr the Glorieux fred her
bfoadside iAto the Formidable, he
would hun hack q prolonged crow Of
defiance At DE Frenchman. This pro
luced mighty merrimsnt among the
ssamen. aAd inspired them with q
proper spirit for the business." A. .
reward for his public services. the
plucky little bird WAS rsprieved from
the cook. aad passed the rest Of his
days ashore - . petted psnsioner.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-08-16
COLORADO SPRINGS
COLORADO
Tuesday and Wednesday
August 2O.21
1907
Officers
Officers.

J. W. Jackson. president, Denver
NJ b. Brooks. FIRST vice president.
Pueblo. W. II. Hopper. second vice
president. Eastonyille. Mrs Helen
Gatewood. third vice president. East.
onville; w. A. Gatewood, recording
secretary Eastonyille; DR.. J. II. P.
Westbrook. corresponding secretary
Denver; L. l. James. treasurer, Pu.
eblo' Rev II. r. Bray. organizer. Pu.
ehlo.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-08-16
LGssohs TAKEN FROM NATURE.
'Ssss Not All Original in the oralns
Of lrvertora

We yet our hints from nature
the inventor said Take, for in.
stance, the hollow pillar. which 10
stronger than the solid one. The
wheat straw showed us the superior
strength OF the hollow pillar. Solid.
the wheat straw would b unable to
support its head OF grain.
Where did man get his idea for
carriage springs' From the hoofs OF
the horse. which. like the springs
derived from them. are made from
parallel plates.
Scissors we got FROM the Jaws Of
the tortoise. which are natural scis.
sors: chisels from the squirrel. who
carries them In his mouth; adzes
from the hippopotamus. whose worries
are adzes Of the best design; the
plane from the bees Jaws: the trip
hammer from the wood,ecker."
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-08-16
TREATED GENEROUSLY.
Denver Colo

Denver. Colo.
30 Whom II May Concern:
take this means of letting all my
friends and the general public know
that have bean treated in the most
generous manner Dy tue Common
wealth Life and wish to say tha, no
one can make mistake In coming .n
with them. as they will treat yon
right. Yours respectfully.
EMMA BEACHAM,
Sl0 w. 10th Ave
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-08-16
Executive Committee.

Eugene p. Booze. Colorado Springs:
.. 7. Jackson. Boulder: Chester A.
Franklin. Denver; s. H. Tarbet. Den.
yer. Dr. S. A. HUI. Pueblo: ]. Bates,
Pueblo. Mrs. Jennie Drum. Easton.
Vile c. 4. Jackson. Aspen; Geo. W.
Gross. Swink.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-08-16
PROGRAM,
Tuesoay, August 18th, 10 a. m.

FNe""y' NUVUst EVth, TO 4. m.
PAVILION STRATToN PARK.
League called TO order by Eugene p.
Booze, Chairman State Ex-
ecutivc Committee.
Invocation Rev. J. c. c. Owens. puehlo
Introduction OF the State President.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-08-16
Addresses OF Welcome.

On behalf OF the city
...r. Hon. David n. Helzer. Mayor
On behalf of Chamber of Commerce.
..,....,.. Mr.. T. J. Fisher. President
On behalf of Local League. .......
.....F NJ. Roberts. A. Il. President
On behalf OF Women's Clubs. ....
..--...-......... Mrs. X. d. Tillman
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-08-16
Local Committees.

Ways and Means-E. p Booze.
chairman; Arrangcments-wSl II. Dun
can. chairman: Reception-T. J. Man
ley. chairman: Music-R. Il. Fleming.
chairman. lnvitatIou-F. J. Loper.
Chairman: Dccorstion-W II. Bell.
Chairman; Membership-H n. Sey.
Tnour chairman. Resolution-Rev. r.
W. johnson. chairman. Prcss-Porter
S Simpson. chairman. Bsdges-Mrs.
A. l. Whitaker.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-08-16
In q German lav esurt.

A Germaa lAw court vas the scene
intel, Of - amusing Asidsnt- The
0aSistratA. . tresoms - long Wind
- person. ~ deciding Q small case
y which ~ plainuR Glaimsd dan
0oes for a6a0A To ca1 . man . 'pig'
- . dog ruled the l11es. rs cse.
tainly an Insult; but to ~ that be b
. 'pie-dog = inoiiensivA Tor no such
aaimsl exisoA" The paalau6 glsrsl
= the bench "SchweineAsnd." he n.
marked vita bitter smpAasaa-T. P.t
Weekly.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-08-16
SAITH jins csnsresatiea's Curiosity.

eati.iGnS csnsresatieN's curiesity.
Rev. C. N. Wright. Wardls vicarags,
eochdale, fos . personal rsminiscence.
whites. In ny third living there was
. vei, crowded congregation the nrst
0orniss I o@ciated. TIE parishion.
~ ws.e evidently curioas a. to the
bdld. color q hair. etc, Of their new
vicar. A. . matter o( fact l was,
though . yosns man, vssy bald. A
attls thought would have caused ne
b make my arst appearance on any
oor.iins but de eighth, but It was the
ssh,h, and n the PsalmA which were
rad and not sung. | had 70 say: Ny
ans are msss in number than he
hAirs OF my Asad "-Loaloa Globe.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-08-16
Announcements.

Anyone engaged in some kind OF
productive industry or interested In
the same is eligible to membership.
Persons intending to be present
should send their names to Mr.. T. j.
Manley. 81 East Costilla Street, Colo.
RADIO Springs.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-08-16
Wednesday Evening. August 2ist, s:of
O'clock. Temple Theatre.

Invocation ..... Rev. G. N. Tfllman
Should the Establishment OF Ne
gro Town and Colony be Encour-
aged In Colorado. .,............
NV. A. Jones. NJ. D., Denver
Power OF the Negro Press. ..........
............C Chester A Franklin
Editor Denver Statesman.
Address Hon. Isaiah r. Montgomery
Mound Bayou.
Address Hon. Franklin f. Brooks
Colorado Springs.
Music Under the Direction of, -.
............P Prof. L. l.. McGruder
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-08-16

FOR SALE-The effects OF SIX.
room house close in. Call s2ls Arap.
ahoe st Mrs Patrick.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-08-16

To Whom II May Concern The Com
monweal,h Life is certainly all right
They deserve commendation because
there are 80 many fraudulent con-
Germs abroad. No one can make a
mistake by carrying with you.
VIVA NEwSoN.
esis Curtis St
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-08-16
RECOMMENDED BY EVERYBODY.
Commonwealth Life, city:

Commonwealth Life, City:
Gentlemen - Your courtesy and
promp,ness in paying me ten dollars
benefits for sickness is highly apprecl.
a,ed by me. recommend you to
everyone. Yours truly,
SALLiE BuFfORD.
e90s Welton
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-08-16
0oeo Than o.

The averaOs woman said 0r~r
Ill. has ~ one idea and thatS
kess. Hull snorred Aarryat. ~
V1fe MS ALLY AAs al iease a doesa
Meas. ID they're dssoses. s."-Tho
oath taHlard s"d Ilnss.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-08-16

munity. Rev. w. II. Prince, PuepiO
What Professional Men Can Do to
Assist Business Men.
......... DIR. ]. A. Harper, Denver
Vocal Solo. ... Mrs S. Dali, Pueblo
Successful Dressmaking. ing............
Mrs. Bette Pratt, Colorado Springs
Music under the direction Of.
Mrs. e. B. Butler, Colorado Springs
Tuesday Evening, . O'Clock.
Invocation ....... Rev. r. ". johnson
Ny Success in Ranching. ~
...... Mrs. Jennie Drum, Eastonville
The Law. ................
..... Hon ". B. Townsend. Pueblo
Address Judge James A. Orr
Colorado Springs.
State Song-Written by..........
......... Mrs. Eva Carter Buckner
Colorado Springs.
Address. ........ Hon. Charles Banks
Mound Bayou. Miss.
Announcements.
Music by Centennial Band
Wednesday, August 2ist. $50 a. m.
Temple Theatre.
Invocation ...........R Rev. II. South
Can a Bank be Established and Sup
ported In Colorado. .......-.....
.................O. n Bray, Pueblo
undeveloped Lands In Colorado.
w. II. Duncan. Colorado Springs
Report of Delegate to National League
............ Geo ". Gross. Svink
Presidents Annual Address. .......
.......-.... r.--..J. w. jackson
lhscussion. ..........-.s-.-'
Committee Reports. s................
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-08-16

Music under the direction Of.
Mrs. E. B. Butler, Colorado Springs
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-19

Have you property to sell? We sell
property. See Dempsey the Real
Estate man.
FOR RENT-The Leesburg Hotel.
Enquire of Mrs. Alice Mahoney.
Leesburg, Idaho.
Are you looking for an investment
that viii make you money The Lem
hi Realty Co. can suit you.
FOR SALE-Parlor cook stove
for either coal or wood. win trade
for wood. Inquire at this Office.
Mrs. DR.. Pope arrived here from
Nevada the last OF the week for a
visit with her parents and other rel
atives.
The First National Bank building
Is about completed and ready to turn
over to the owners. 1t is quite an
imposing little structure.
All the latest and most popular
music for sale Mt the Clayton Minin-
cry store. Orders viii also be taken
for classic, band, orchestra and choir
music.
Work on the |. O. o. II. building
has been making good progress dur.
Ing the past week, The brick work
Is up to the second story, ready for
the placing In position OF the heavy
iron 9irders. IL begins to look as II
tho building will be enclosed before
cold weather.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-19

DR.. Miles, of Blackwell, Oklahoma,
was pleasant visitor to our CITY
Sunday and Monday. DR.. Miles Is
financially Interested in the Rabbit
Foot Mining Company, and had been
out looking over The property, and
was on his return to his home at
Blackwell. In conversation with the
doctor he stated that he very mlcn
regretted that he was not in Okla
boma to vote in the constitutional
election. For all he was repu6ll-
can he stated that he would vote in
favor of the constitution had he
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-19

been bee "a. able to be in The -
He did not seem to /.
but what the constita.'
adopted as he statad
tory was largely d.
many of the repuhlIes
In its favor. "'eans \
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-19
Take Node,

After Sept. goth laO7 !,
the Montana & Idabo I
warding company vii,
ao . O'Clock p. m. PosIs;.
iation from this rule,
BY order of W. B. Ho,,
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-05-09
HIRAM.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Lyon and
Mr.. and Mrs. +, II. Kirk spent
Sunday IN the home of E. E.
Brantner. They were entertain.
ed with selections OIL the grapha-
phone.
b. |. Reeder and Joe Barnett
spent Friday at Three Springs
loading lum ber.
MIR. and Mrs. James Doran OF
Center, spent Sunday In the
home of their daughter, Mrs.
William Heefner.
Under the new road law our
roads have been properly work
ed. All that is now needed Is
some sweet potato plants. If
any of our good women will be so
kind as to furnish some, please
notify our road masters.
Some of the Hustontown sports
have been spending sometime
fishing for trout in the Sidellng
Hill tunnel.
William Hershey is wearing a
smile. 1t is a dish washer.
Howard Kirk has purchased a
new buggy.
George Edwards Is saving
lumber for A. j. Black.
James Edwares expects to
farm for his brother Albert the
coming season.
Sarah Deaner spent Sunday
with Rella Reeder.
Some of our young folks are
preparing to attend summer
school at McConnellsburg
Misses Ola Mumma and Dott
Deshohg attended Sunday School
at Fairview Sunday.
David A. Laidlg lost fine colt
last week.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-05-09
SALIVA.

The funeral of Obed r. Mellott,
on Sunday, was largely attended.
The carpenters are getting
along nicely with the dwelling
house to be occupied by mel chant
G. II. Mann.
S. J. Strait is digging the foun-
dation for his new barn.
Those on the sick list have
about recovered.
Benjamin Deshong has built
new eud to his house, which adds
much to its appearance, and TO
the convenience and comfort Of
the family.
Edward Kline narrowly escap
ed serious accident last week.
He was IN the act of mounting a
mule, and had just placed one foot
in the stirrup, when the mule
leaped forward and started to
run, dragging Edward consider.
able distance before the foot be-
came released from the stirrup.
Farmers are busy getting
ready to plantcorn, but thespring
Is so late and the weather so un-
favorable, that everybody is very
much back with their work.
Anna Mann, of Saluvia, has re.
turned home, after having spent
several weeks visiting relatives
at Everett and Cypher.
The Presbyterian Sunday
school was we'll attended last Sab
bath.
Mrs. B. W. Peck, of McCon-
nellsburg, passed through Salu-
via Saturday, on her way home
from Bedford.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-05-09
FOgT LITTLETON.

Jere Cromer of Pitcairn, Pa /,
is visiting his moth-r at this
place.
Mrs. Caroline Beuedict expects
to leave this week for Cum Der
land, Md, where she will spend
,metlme visiting her sister.
Mrs. d. q. Fleck has been suf.
fering from a severe attack of
head che. We hope for a speedy
recovery,
The Ladies' Aid Society of this
place will hold an Ice Cream So.
clal IN the basement of the church
on Satui day evening, May 11th.
Come and bring your friends.
Susan Orth who has been liv
ing at Three Springs for the past
SIX months, is at home.
II. Lee Mckibbln Of the Repub-
hcan Office McConnellsburg, was
IN our town a few days.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-05-09
CLEAR RIDGE.

J. B. Stevens is excavating a
foundation for a new barn on his
Wooden Bridge farm this sum-
mer.
Mrs. r.. E. Brown and son
James were at Charles Stevens
at CALVIN, last week.
Mrs. M. A. Fields spent Satur
day and Sunday III the home of
j. II. Fields.
Mrs. Stnson spent Monday
with Mrs. r. E. Brown.
The entertainment, which was
to have been given IN the Hall
here Friday evening, has been
postponed.
Rev. Daniels, BALDWIN Fraker,
Bess Fields. Lenna Cline, and
Emmett Brown took supper at
Alfred Browns Sunday evening.
Lou Brown spent Saturday
night with Bess Fields.
Harvey Stevens and a Mr..
Grouse came over from Waynes.
boro and spent several days with
the formers parents, j. b. Stev.
ems aud wife.
Naomi Stevens is not afraid of
a snake. AS she and Minnie
Grove we're returning from Three
Springs few days ago, they no.
tictd a big black snake that had
kind OF an lmpudent look, and
Naomi lost no time in leaping
from the buggy, selling a piece
of fence rail, and giving battle
to his snakeship. Before Minnie
had time to get the horse hitched
and help Naomi, the snake was as
dead as a door nail. The snake
measured 5 feet and z inches II
length.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-05-09
McCONNELLSBURG, PA.
Tri.siate Average in North American.

Tri.state Average in North American.
You are interested IN the Tri-
state League. Next to knowing
the scores of the games, you want
chance to find out how the men
are hitting and tielding,t the analy
sis that explains the victories
and defeats.
The Philadelphia North Ameri
can carries the complete batting
and fielding averages on It's Tri
state page every Sunday. These
averages are prepared especially
for The North American, and IL
is the only paper which has this
feature. You can keep track of
your favorltes, and settle many
an argument by having these fig
ures close at hand, from week to
week.
Their accuracy was established
last year by the closensss with
which the final compilation paral-
leled the official figures issued by
President Carpenter, one month
after The North American PRINT
ed its final figures for the season.