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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-04-18
Church Announcements.

Preparatory services IN Big
Cove Tannery Lutheran church,
Saturday afternoon, April 20th,
at 2:3O, and communion, Sunday
afternoon, at 2:30.
In the McConnellsburg Luth'
eran church, the preparatory
services will be held Saturday
evening at 7:30, and communion
services, Sunday morning at 10:'
80. These services win be c IN
Quoted by Rev. T. Hampton Ber.
wager.
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Seed Potatoes.

e. ]. Brewer has for sale at his
farm two miles south of town,
the finest seed potatoes ever IN
troduced here. They are known
as "Rose of Eron" and "WheAt-
ons White Mammoth.
"Rose of Eron" IS a fine, early
potato of excellent qua.ity-great
yielders and grow to large size.
"WheatOns White Nam moth"
is a medium late potato, very
prolific, and beng a Seeding of
the Old Peach Bloom, is of a
quality unsurpassed. A trial
Will convince you.
g. j. BREWER.
MeConnellsburg, Pa.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-04-18
Normal School.

We will open a school in Nc
Connellsburg, May 13, 1907, to
continue eight weeks. Special
attention gwen to teachers and
those preparing to teach. Tuition
$500. 1t will pay you to get in
at the beginning of the term. For
other information, address us.
EMORY THOMAS,
b. @. LAMBERSON.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-04-18

HARTER NOTICE.-Notice is hereby
given that Application will be made to
- the Governor OF Pennsylvi vinia by Dan
iel F. Lafean, George B Rudy and William F.
Esenhart. on the 10Th day of April, 1907, under
the General Corporation Act OF April 20 ls74
and II supplements for charter of an intended
corporal ON to be known as the York Tee-
phone and Telegraph Company, the purpose
and object of which Is as follows Building
constructing. leasing, purchasing, operating ard
muinta ming system of telephone and tele-
graph lines exch lnges and stations in the
counties of Philadelphia, Montgomery, Della
ware. Chester. Lancaster, York, Dauphiu. Ad-
ans. Cumberland, Franklin, Hunt ngdon, Full
ton, Bedford, Somerset, Fayette, Westmore-
land Washingt n and Allegheny, with the
right to connect with the lines of similar com
paneS ia the States of New jersey, Delaware,
Maryland. West Virginia and OHIO, and to fur
nj h and rent to the citizens thereof local and
long distance telephone and telegraph facill-
ties. The principal routes of said company
being as follows, viz: Beginning ut the ex-
change of the York Telephone and Telegraph
Company in the City of York, York County, Pa.
thence in an eas terly direction through the
counties of York, Lancaster, Chester, Della
ware Montgomery and Philadelphia and ter
minatng in the exchange of the York Tee
phone and Telegraph Company in the City of
Philadelphia. Also, beginning at the exchange
OF the York Telephone AID Telegraph Com
pany, IN the City of York, thence by the most
practicable Ioute into and through the coun-
ties of York, Dauphin, Cumberland, Adams
Franklin, Huntington, Fulton, Bedford Somer-
set, Westmorellnd Fayette. Washington. and
Allegheny and terminating in the exchange of
the York Telephone and Telegraph COMPANY
in the City OF Plttsburg PENNSYLVANIA.
GEORGE S. SCHMIDT,
Solicitor.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-04-18
Auditors Notice.

The undersigned Auditor appointed by the
Orphans Court of Fulton county to make dis
tribution of the funds remaining in the hands
of Hon. d. Il. Humbert. administrator OF the es-
tate OF Daniel II. Shves, late of Belfast town
ship. deceased, will sit for the performance OF
his duties at the Office of j. Nelson Sipes Esq.
in McConners sburg. on Tuesday, April 3D. 1907
at 10 o clock Il. m, when and where all parties
Interested may attend II they see proper.
HORACE N. SIPES, Esq"
4-li-3t Auditor.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-04-18
WEST DUBLIN.

A number of Jesse Laidlg's
fr O IDS met at his home on sun.
day afternoon to be entertained
by selections from his grapha-
phone.
Pine Grove school closed on
Thursday of last week, and Lai-
dig school will close on Friday OF
thus week. Both schools have
had pupils this winter to com
plete the common school course.
lie Roy Fields who has been
employed in Johustown the past
few years, is visiting the family
Of j. II. Edwards.
Some of our young folks have
bought gloves and are taking ex-
erclse in that branch of physical
culture known as boxing.
Rev. Daniels preached the first
sermon of his second year at
Fairview on Sunday morning.
Falrview Nj. E. Sunday school
YVES reorganized on Sunday by
the election of the following of.
fcers Superintendent, E H
Kirk; assistant superintendent,
Mrs. J. E. Lyon; treasurer, VIII.
liam aeefner; secretary, Harrison
Hoover; assistant secretary, Sa.
rah Clevenger; organlst, Gertrude
Laidig; librarians, Catharine Lai-
dig and Ruth Lyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Unger
have returned from Chicago
where they had gene on their
wedding tour. Mr.. Unger went
to Altoona on Saturday where he
expects ID have employment dur
ing the summer.
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McConnellsburg, Pa.

Nothing so good as Casca.
sweet" writes a mother who has
used it. sit saved my baby's
life," writes another. Casca.
sweet is a vegetable corrective
for the disorders of child's
stomach. Contents on the bottle
IL plain English. so doses for %
cents. Recommended by Trout's
drug store.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-04-18
His Dear Old Mother.

"My dear old mother, who is
now elghty.three years old,
thrives on Electric Bltters, "
writes W. B. Brunson, of Dublin,
Ga. "She has taken them for
about two years aud enjoys an ex
cellent appetite, feels strong and
sleeps we'll" That's the way
Electric Bitters affect the aged,
and the same happy results fol.
low in all cases of female weak
ness and general debility. Weak,
puny children too, are greatly
strengthened by them. Guaran-
teed also for stomach, liver and
kidney troubles, by Trout's drug
store. SOC.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-04-18

HIDES james Sipes h Sons
pay 10, IS, and l6c pound cash,
for beef hiies at their butcher
shop in McCopnellsburg, also
highest price paid for calf skins,
sheepsInns and taII2w.
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G. r. Spangler has started his
mill IN the East End.

ed in the home Of Mrs. Sablna f..
Mcllott, while N. II. Peck and son |
Walter are building a nice com
Portable house for Joseph f. Mel
lott.
BUGGY Fox SALE.-Only run
nine months. Apply to c. }.
4 Brewer, McConnellsourg, Pa.
The "Comical Three" will give
a motion pictdre and comlcal
show at Needmore the 26th and
9th of April. Admission fifteen
and twenty-five cents.
For SALE-Thirteen fine ewes
and ten nice lambs.
WILLIAM BISHOP,
Webster Mills, Pa.
The Dental Paror of F. K.
Stevens, McConnellsburg, will
be open, May 10, 1907.
ASA.
A Detroit man is asking for
divorce because his wife cOmpels
him to do the house work. If she
does not compel him to accom-
pany her on her shopping expe-
ditions, he still has something to
be thankful for, and should keep
quiet.
When your back hurts it is al
most always a warning from your
Kidneys. When our kidneys
are wrong there is nothing so
good as the use of DeWltt's Kid
ney and Bladder Pills. They as
slst the kidneys. Sold at Trout's
drug store.
Any one needing any old school
houses can get a good second
hand one at bargain by attend
ing the sale IN McConnellsburg
on the 9th of April. See adver-
tisement elsewhere in this paper.
When you need pill, take a
pill, and be sure It's an Early Rs
er. DeWitt's Little Early Rlsers
are safe, sure, satisfactory pills.
The pills with reputation. They
do not gripe or sickeu. They are
sold here at Trout's drug store.
The comedy entitled "The
School Ma'am," will be present
ed by members of the McCon'
nellsburg High School ln the
Court House Friday evening
April Goth. Admission 15c. Tick
cts at Stevens grocery April 25th
and Goth.
Through agent w. II. Nesblt,
A. B. Wilkinson has installed a
Metcalf gasoline engine to run
the machinery IN his blacksmith
shop. Mr.. Wilkinson recently
added big trip hammer and Is
now IN shape en- short notice tC
shoe anything from a govern
ment mule to Texas steer, ol
make anything from a carpe
tack to a steel sky scraper.
For catarrh, let me send yol
free, just to prove merit, trla
size box of DR.. Shoop's Catarrl
Remedy. 1t is a snow white
creamy, healing antseptlc balm
that gives instant rellet to Ca
tarrh of the nose and throat
Make the free test and see. Ad
dress DR.. Shoop, Racine. Wis
Large jars 80 cents. Sold a
Dlckson's drug store.
A Missouri woman is very an
cry with her home paper, becaus
IN writing up her husband
death, the editor SAID "he ha
gone to happier home" Thu
creates doubt as to where sh
thinks the deceased really wen
Either place might be happier.
Courtship is a serious affair
Italy aud Spain, and in cJns'
quence they don'thave any breac
of promise cases there. Tt
young man is not allowed to "Jus
drop in" until the marriage COZ
tract is signed. It's a great sa'
ing of bllghted affections and Law
yer's fees.
Rest is the great restorer. W
tire our muscles by exercise an
then lest to restore them; yet
great many of US do not stop
think how little rest we give
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54Ts 547s
54% 54$

MAY MAY SO ss$
IS9dGn 'ia market was l'' sI hshs S.
Toca p the market was quiet but higher spot quoted
At 424e coPPER-Copper was 2g Sd lower .,,s-.l in
Locally the market arrn with lake quoted at 2oS'
"a C2l4 az. s7lsc LEADLead unchanged at 20 IN
the London market hs ana a" $685. Ss s adg 6ay the
market continued quiet with spot Gu9tei at $500
standard foundry quoted at Cleveland warrants
a. y ' sor5e4n @S aaded s s!Ss ST." No
southern a. SSe$2e The market for pig iron @
prices unehanssd No sales STANDARD tonndry gfsGgs
S2og$@2 20 MAY $2l GOOSE June 81 30; July 81 %
MOLASsEs AND sYRUPS-The5e was change in the
general market for TnCases and the former sell
prices, and syvups were wen held owing to scarcity
Orleans omen Let1is a. sSI,I-fis Common 1901
oII.S-Cottonseed oil was generally higher TO day on
covering OF shorts moderate speculative demand ana "a
absence Of bear pressure receipts were light spot was
49, Ieo July 49c ana 5e2 Sep{einer. -
was unchanged Ne quote; PETRoLEUM. standard
SOC; refined cases, New York. Io5Oe: Philadelphia
philadelphia gJe mix zoe. water white cases New
York $500: Philadelphia. IS +5c. COTTONSEED OIL
yellow. March 4ssa43c: April 45isgiee; NAY. 4t1s9
ssG3jIsc; or summer yellow March 43Q44c good on
Winter yellow 52c INsEED. oIf1Hrnertcsn seed city
42g43c Out-of town raw, 41d42c; Calcutta raw
PROVISIONS The provision market showed weak
ness throughout the day except near the close when
packers The large hog market coupled With weakness
IN gram @5H iiaGtel 3, "a 10 3s oi boIs
estimated for Thursday. - 1000; Kansas CITY receipts
l1OoO; Omaha. 10000 and the West IS 900 PORK
SD 500 $50; short clear; $ls@Sl9 90 BEEF STEADY
seadS quoted te at tn sai s2s DRESSED HOGS steady
10. 0Fsc; pigs, iOa lose CUT MEATs-Pickled bel
IL ~ lie IA 10 1Oatc. Picked steady; quoted
12q12kc. TALLOW steady: city, 64tc; country
AEP eh aTd aet qu Saf Reaned
lard barely steady; Quoted: South America He CON
qu nsR at g. sTEk1HE STEADY quoted osO
10l4 city lard s,earine. 10 &c. -
that the market showed considerable ar-aness
with fun prices quoted Quotations follow Domestic
HEADS 6qS'st@: Iapa1 domestic S. aiS.c: Patna 81
business TIE following are list prices. subject TO a
rebate OF 10 points and discount OF per cent for
cash. days. crystal dominos. $3.50: Eagle tablets
cubes. Eagle n bags powdered and Eagle confec-
TONERS sraHulated. 1859: MIX powdered. +S5c;
Eagle coarse and extra ine GRADUATED. 4soc Eagle
70 cartons o: fine granuiated poo = 70 Bags 60 &C
S5c; and be gs 4Tjc; Eagle hne stand
ana 30 l. ! soc: Nos and 3 ! soc: No T. 4 40e No ;
435c: G SOC; No = 4e5c; No S. 400; No o 4ijc;
IA. 10 S.S5c London sugar beets were steady
at previous prices with March and APRIL named at
es 'es nosr and freight The local marker was bareiv
duty paId rates quoted as follows; Centrifugal 90
sugar 50 test soc Receipts for he week at United
states ports 4T422 compared with "a G4
Meetings %sre Is 600 tons against same amount pre-
vIous week and $1,000 wear ago and total stock is
go s05 tons contrased With @essa week before and
22S652 same time IN 1905
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-14
CAN LEAVE HEADS ON.
BUTCHERS SATISFIED.
Conflict Betreen Government and
Health Department Ended.

The BOARD Of Health determined yesterday that
# would steer clear of conflict with the federal
government When this question came up the
doors were locked. windows closed, and guard
placed in the approach so that the discussion could
not POSSIBLY be overheard. For years butchers and
dealers in meats have been hammering atthe board
change its rules regarding the transportation Of
meats through the city streats. These petitions
became so numerous that DR.. Darlington deter
mined last week to amend tie requirement that
butchers etc might have great burden
moved from their minds,
Section Il OF Sanitary Code requires that mo
meat or dead animal above the size of rabbit
shall be taken any public private market to
be sold for human food until the same shall have
been cooled after killing until the entrails,
head and feet except head and feet of swine. shall
have been removed"
In iuxtapcsiton 20 this was Regulation g. of the
Federal Meat Inspection law. which requires that
and foods. products from the carcasses Of
animals which have not had post norton inspec-
ton by inspectors of the Bureau of Animal In
dustry the time OF slaughter. will not be adj
mitted into establishments whore inspection is
maintained. The exception TO this rule applies to
carcasses with the head and all visCera with few
exceptions. held together by natural attachments.
Thus the sanitary code forbade the offering for
sale OF animals with the head attached, and the
federal rule demanded that the head shall he at
tached. etc This conflict of regulations con-
staut source of annoyance TO the meat dealers ana
when the matter vas finally brought the atten-
tOn Of the Health Board I'm an nsistent way. Dr.
Darlington suggested remedy which will change
the sanitary code to conform to the federal regua-
ton. Yesterday resolution was introduced amend
ing Section 49, emitting the word head and max
ing the section read follows:
The body of any animal any part thereof
which is 10 be used as human food shall not be
carted or carried through the streets or avenues
unless il he covered To protect Il from dust
ard dirt; and meat. poultry. game or FISH shall
be hung exposed for sale in any street or out
side of any shop in the open windows
doorvays thereof in the city Of New York. No
meat dead animal above the size Of rabbit
shall be taken To any public or private market to
be sold for human food until the same shall have
been fully cooled after killing until the entrails
and feet, except of poultry and game, and except
the feet of swine, shall have been removed.
It is needless TO say that when this change had
been read and it clearly shown that 1t
conformed the federal law. the board felt much
relieved. and Il approved without question.
The amendment will come up for final passage next
week. and then it is expected that there will be
great relief among butchers. They will rejoice 10
know that heads may besleft animals over the
size Of rabbits without mourning the ning hostility
OF The Board Of Health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-14
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.



COFFEE-The coffee market rather quiet yesterday.
being reported of about 900 bags.
Prices were somewhat irregua. The opening was to
points higher cables expected,
hut advance lost during the day and the market
closed steady decline Of points to advance
of points
The French franc higher the hour Of
local opening. which considerably better than
York close of the previous dav. AMI
o better than the from other point
could explain. Hamburg only a partial i pfennig
higher primary markets Rio - reis lower,
ana situation unchanged. except for
advance OF 132d in the rate Of Brazilian exchange
continue full the ports had five times last
IS 900 bass and Jundahy receipts vera
times at 10000 bags OF course this con-
forcing the purchase "
large under the provision Of the val
would that purchases
keep supplies or the market sufficient
advarCe. and 81 be that unsettled
worlds stock markets had bearing
upon failure OF demand enter the market
M, encouragement OF French prices. arguing din
the OF further valorizatlon loans should
become
for coffee quiet. with quotations
on basis OF 1l4c for Rio No :.
The range Of contract prices in to-day
wa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-14
FEW LIVES LOST ON D. & H.
President Wilcox Says Only Three Passen-
gers Were Killed in Twelve Years.

That the attention Of railroad officials has been
directed 10 the records Of their roads by the
frequent railroad accidents and public criticism
therefor Is shown by the fact that the record of
the Delaware & Hudson Company made
feature Of the annual report OF President David
Wilcox, made public yesterday. Mr. Wilcox said:
During the last twelve years this company has
carried about 100000 passengers. There have been
only three passenger fatalities These occurred
IN the same accident. which due to the engi-
neer violating the rules by running past the signal
which was set against him. he Susquehanna
division comprising 4Ss miles of track of all kinds
has been in operation more than thirty years,
without single passenger fatality. During these
periods. too passenger casualties have been
rrenely rare II IS believed that these results %
operation compare very favorably with those IA
Eny other country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-14

COTTCN-The cotton market and unsettled
day. with the close barely steady. a decline
q IS 20 2s points Sales for the Say estimated At
900 bales. The opening WAS barely steady. de-
cline - points and me market worked lower right
the call Win the downward tendency IN evidence
during almost the entire TGeTe
ing scaIedoVn. and twice there slight
rallies. but nothing 81 than I points and the
with which shorts able 70 without
tng In prices considered of the
Unfavurablc features CONTINUED large receipts weak
cables favorable weather and talk ~ increased
offerings tho bcarish factCrE while the unsettled
condition OF stock markets both and abroad
Lad influence. leading % tho liquidation % Wall
street long accounts Naturally runors efoat %
the position ~ tho hul leaders who said he
abandoning the bull campaign and be unloading their
but there also idea during
possibly the bull leaders themselves had
,aken a the short side 81 tie market. that
buying noted during the DAG and absorbing
pretty big blocks % cotton really for their account
Tho moderate seller here said be against
and Liverpool sold the old rnlntNs Private
Liverpool reported freeT offerings % low
reports from the Soath Of easier
spot According to the Official reports the
kct unchanged 3 1Gc lower The close OF the
practically the lowest prices % the
nearly lac down from the high level New
orleans easy after tho local close
The of contract prices in the local marke, day
M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-14
OTHER mAaKgrssv TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. March 1H.-CATTI.E-Recspts. about 190a0
head market steady but slow; plain best Steers 81 30
So hefers s. 65dS5 %; cows. So $685. bulls $3.50
s.: calves s. 50ST % stoceTs and feeders. s. secs p
HOGS-ReCepts. ahouL 5000 head market Toe lover
choice heavy shipping 50 S5s6 Q5 Light butchers 81 50
9S6 05 lisht mixed 80 s5QS0 90 PasSing 50 5o@SS 81
pigs 81 500S6 so; bulk OF sales So SOSU SIle. Sft
Rscepts about i6G0o head market steady sheep - %
50 IS; lambs, SO 5O3S7 05.
Cincinnati March 13-EIOGs easy; butchers. and ship
pers O6GSI 10: S. soc So 60 CATTLE steaay'
FAIR TO good shippers. - 1888 common. s. 2osS
SHEEP strong 81 5OGS5 so LAMBS strong - oO9,
East BuffalO. March 1S.-CATVTI.E quiet and STEADY
VEAIS-R 100 head market active and STEADY.
HOGS-Recepts 20 100 head market fairly active PISS
leo lower: others steady Sc higher mixed and Workers
and pigs. 81 10 SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. ovoO
sheep active and steady; lambs slow and loo oW
at S50SS 10
Kansas City. NO, March 13-cATTLE-Rsosgts
10000. Including 900 SOutherns market weak 20 w
and hefeFs steady steers. ~ -.
choice export and dressed beef steers s. 40 g$OSSs
fancy good. Sc 500 IS So Western fed steers SO
IS 90; st0tkers feeders. IS 756 s. % southern
steers s. So QS5 25 Southern cows, 81 T5f s. 2S o.
tive cows 81 5OGS4 Is; native hefers 50 % - W
bulls 50 20 asa %: calves. IS 5O6ST HOGS-ReoSpus
11OOO market weak to &c lower; top 50 IS ouN "a
sales. 50 05 50 TO- heavy 50 zoe 50 -; packers ~
GS4 81; pigs and lights s. Is Csc 20 SEEsE,-Ssss
cepts 1900; market steady; top lambs 81 To- lal.oSs
81 2o@S1 80; owes and ysarinss s. s. 60; Wss as
50 IS; stcCkoTs and feeders. 50 0OQS0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-14
CLEVELAND OPPOSES INSURANCE BILL.
Speaks of "Anti-State Sentiment" Before
Tennessee Assembly Committee.

Nashville. Tenn, March 13.-Former President
Grover cleveland has submitted the insurance
investigating committee OF the Tennessee Assem-
bly, brief in opposition to what is known as the
20 per cent BILL now pending before that com
mittee, which requires that life insurance compa-
MES operating in Tennessee invest 20 per cent OF
their reserve fund of Tennessee policies in Ten
securities Mr.. Cleveland calls attention TO
recent insurance disclosures and says:
II seems 60 he quite apparent that n the hest
legislative results TO be reached by safeguarding
all the interests In any way related life insur-
those who make cur laws should be free from
all vindctive feeling and misleading preudices and
duly guard against a dangerous disregard OF sa NJ
and conservative business rules.
We cannot escape the proof OF the existence and
activity OF anti-state sentiment II is NOT we'll
for us 10 forget that though this sentiment Is TO
extent one Of the manifestations OF the rest
lessness and reckless impulse OF our times n Is
none the less dangerous and that 1t certainly gains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-14
REJECTS ASPHALT BIDS.
COLer Says Contractors Haze United
TO Raise Prices.

Declaring that the asphalt paving contractors
are combining TO raise prices Borough President
COler and Desmond Dunno. Commissioner Of Pub
lie Works, threw out all bids made last week and
ordered that the Highways Department readvertise
for bids the work.
George W. Tillson. acting superintendent OF the
high bureau notified the Borough President
early this week that there was an increase OF 40
per cent in the prices, compared with the bids
received last year. Mr.. Tson's report shows that
the average price a square yard during 1906 was
81 IS, as against average OF g - in the bids re-
ceiVed week ago. Mr.. Coler said yesterday:
IF the contractors show a disposition to make
asphalt expensive pavement I shall cut it out
as a pavement In Brooklyn. I have rejected the
bids of March excessive"