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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-09-12

He must never scatter plsythings
He must never romp and play;
Every room must be in order
And kept quiet all the day.
He had never had companions,
He bad never owned pet
In the House Of Too Much Trouble
1t is trim and quiet yet.
Every room is set in order
Every book is in its place,
And the lonely little fellow
Wears a smile upon his face.
In the House Of Too Much Trouble
He is silent and at rest
He is silent and at rest
With a lily on his breast.
ALBERT Bigelow Paine, in the Juvenile
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-09-12
Tobacco Under Cover Uneven.

Lancaster Especially - After an
inspection OF the tobacco grown un-
der cover at the State experimental
station, the Lancaster County Tobac-
co Growers' Association decided that
the tobacco there is as equally un-
even as that of the crops over the
entira county.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-09-12
Not Coincidence.

A school teacher noticed that It
always rained when the inspector
happened to call on her. One day
she mentioned 1t to the Inspector az
curiops fact, and received the an
swer; That's because play golf on
ane days. London Chronicle.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-09-12
CapacIty of Factory Doubled.

Clarion Especially. - The Pearl
Glass Company began its run for the
coming season. The company dur
ing the summer has doubled the ca
pacity of its plant by adding new
12-hole tank and will now employ
about 400 men and boys.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-09-12
An A ID G Formula.
A was Americana De-

A was Americana De-
mentia Co., Unlimited.
B bonded it,
c capitalized 1t,
d dignified it,
Z elaborated 1t,
F hoated It,
G. gobbled 1t,
II handled it,
l invested in it,
J juggled 1t,
X kidnapped 1t,
l. looted 1t,
M manipulated 1t,
N negotiated 1t,
o organized 1t,
P promoted it,
@ queered IL,
r robbed It.
s scuttled it.
T trimmed it,
U underworld 1t,
V victimized 1t,
w watered It.,
X exposed 1t.
Y yellowed 1t, and
2 zeroed It.
Ellis o. Jones, in Life.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-09-12
cucumber Salad Fatal.

Allentown Especially From the
effects of too hearty indulgence In
cucumber salad, Nathaniel Eek, Of
Mountainville, died at his home
there.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-09-12

Our own lives are robbed OF sweet.
ness by bitter thoughts Of others.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13
Editorial Comment
Conservative Regulation of Railroads.

President of charges President with omcuing public agitation against " railways, and that there general diut regarding financial nli
 
 about the undue imitation of prices and labor and other commodities for he the day rcausimcu But the railroads country 'agiaon he complains railway slgntc, degree hampcd operations the roads,
 No railroad operated spirit justice need fear government regulation some railroads have been hit thc by breaking laws ui granting where compelled abide by the rules of the and maintain the tariffs.
 If President Truclalc spend outa among people especially from the great eastern c""'cs he would find that the 'rcm measures dmasogr politicians receive no sanction among the solid elements f the community If the late been wholly inspired political capital, hay" provided rate of cents on the main lnc lines loo miles length and applied but small reduction branch lines of which profit producers In this would eeGd the approval the Journal Mine" and 'he thinking masses of the people
 legislation backing people. the scent bin introduced rhocniy. be just and right whereas such reduction in inc developed < To railroad.
 grow bad they are today in the southwest. il would inc railroads need he lld ship. mens billed to destination 90 days going by about three average travelled by freight ears in the United states Jess than 30 miles shortage of power S responsible for the service rather than shortage taiion may he n progress
 President Troc~aIc heart, that when merchandise shipments bualy delayed I2o days between destinations building improvement operations consequent wage. etc., but mercantile credits nc m paired goods i'com" unreasonable and ,usncs Q thc country
 The good thing more ways than ono osi ally in th" east II has resulted remedial psla 'o" and has show" tn" m"s"" tho to H The silver ' 'f'SN 'nd enabled inc 'hh Ih" last in people along industrial Justice than they have been past this reason in. rail roads " Arizona should find good policy fhlrond commission l neoscd have the suc tribunal and ,ncv ~ "nl'S and eNnhtnnt of fsuch commission or Phhs'' The roads should V d"lng they will better eS'"g conditions ool IY actual The Territorial which ,r. ~ of tho otrlus., '" '"au commission could eonst u as could 'ommsS'h constituted u interests "i NonR Let Legislature o alamo ~ n ere ad jonrns '"''
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13

tomorrow, without tho usual afternoon session. Hut this victory only offset That made by the mine lobby last night The bill had been received from in, council, where it had passed by a vote or to T. It lay on tho Speaker 's desk in the House and would not have been reached by the time of the after. noon adjournment, had not n motion been made ana carried with the nocos. sary twothirds vote to take il ont of ''s regular order and print it.
 U was argued, and with effect, that 'h' substitute was new and could not oe studied by members without it was printed Accordingly the bill was turned over to tho printing committees. oi winch Williams of Coconino is chair. man He is opposed 10 tho bin and
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13
SUPPLY or CATTLE GROWS
 SMALLER WEEKLY.

KANSAS CITY STOCK yARps
 March S.-The cattle supply continue,
 To grow smaller each week. Total for three days this week 27.OOO head ir. 'lnd'ng 5000 here today. The markei hdV"nc"d to To cents Monday. anl was strong both yesterday and today.
 peer steers are now nearly back 10 their position before the break of tbr middle of last month. while stoekers ana feeders stand at tho top notch Of me winter season. Not many choice steers are coming. Top this week s5.eO to S6.lO; bulk of steers s5.O0 to S5Gi LOWS and hcifcrs sell very strong ,hi, week, cows at s3.2J Co Si.5O, hcifer. S3.I5 'o S5,25, bulls s3.25 to sLs5. calves s3.jo to s7.5O A shipment of Colorado feeders, 900 pounds, sold al StS" yesterday, and other Colorado S'o'kers this week ranged from si.ij 'o st'3, oklahomas $i.o5 to $40. while native feeders sold mainly at s''oo to 5000. and high bred block steers brought Sj.25 yesterday. Therc 's conviction among cattlemen thai pr"'s are going higher this month. as " large propor,ion of tho stun on feed IS aimed for April and May markets, ana The supply will bc light the next TWO or three weeks. The demand k eX 'e'ient from all sources, outside buyer, as We'll as local packers being active in the competition every day.
 sheep and lamb receipts arc smaller rms week, though fairly liberal at -o'ooo head in tbrco days, including ',oo0 here today. The market was j 10 to cents higher Monday, steady yes 'ef'"y' stronger again today. Bulk of The lambs sold at s7.IO to $7.a5 this week, top today $40 for some 7l pound Monte Vista lambs; fancy lambs "o"'d reach s7JO. Yearlings sold at so'Oo today, ewes S5.2O to s5.3O, and "h'ie there are no ycarlings here this week, they are worth $5.4O to s5.7j Prospects favor moderate receipts for while, and the demand is such that all mat come will be taken readily at stronger prices. Big bulk of recent rc. 'e'p's have been lambs, of pretty good quality.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13
Legislative Doines.

PHOENIX, Ariz., March z. Tho fate of the Doran mine tax substitute. which has passed the Council, hangs in the balance tonight. What it's fate in the House will be, no one who might know can say.
 On the ono hand friends of the ad ministration arc laboring hard to keep the hin from passing the House before the Sunday adjournment, while just as active arc the agents of the mino own, CTS lobby.
 The administration gained n signal victory today, when, following short and unintcres,ing session, they moved and carried n motion to adjourn until
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13
BELIEVES IN JEROME.
,(From Tuesdays Dai!y.)

Editor w. \. Adams of the .Jeromo "ih'ng News, spent sunday here taking 'no rest cure among his many 'riendS' and left yesterday for home 10 attend to some pressing official business m connection with the justice court of .ne copper City, over which he presidcs. Mr. Adams is enthusiastic over tbo ,n. '"re of the mining industry in Jerome ana the Verde district, which he states IS on the eve of the most active era in its history.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13

.rilcl'v doWucas' a' the passage ot the Dorau substitute mine tax hlll by the Legislature. for tbr vote demonstrates 'h,, should thc governor veto tho blll it will be passed over his veto before ,uo end of thr tae-'on.
 New bills W.u introduced today as follows:
 By cnoycnuj Providing for dcp- uics iu county ra,i,r's offices.
 Bv O'Ncm A Scent fare bill; n bill to regulate thc method of settle mcnt of claim, for damage made by consigncc.
 By Hlnkcly Relating to libraries and public reading rooms.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13

PIIOENlN, Ariz., March .-Bristlinp wi'h sensations, one of which was n mo. ton to suspend n member of the Leg. islaiurc, today's session of that body came to n close tonight after q o'clock
 In the House there was no adjourn. mcnt at noon and the members stood about during recess, bills of import ancc m one hand and ham sandwiches m the other. All of them were on guard, watching most intcntly every move m support or opposition to the mine tax legislation.
 No sooner had the House been called 'o order in the morning than Hampton or Graham, who had the night previous been chosen as floor leader of the Doran mine tax substitute, introduced resolution addressed to Secretary Nichols, calling upon him to return to tho House at once the original bill. Printed copies were already on tho members desks, but no action could o' taken without the bill.
 Information was soon at hand from the secretary that he had turned the bill over to Williams, and therefore could not produce it. A second motion was made by Hampton to suspend the rules, that he might be allowed to in. troducc copy of the bill which was missing, Mr. Williams being absent, it was understood, for the entire morning Hampton motion prevailed, and the new bill, an exact copy of the Doran substitute, was read for the first time.
 Guild of Pinal, who is the leader of the opposition to the bill, moved call of the House, in order that Williams might be brought in. The call was or dcred, and for three hours that body was in recess, awaiting the return of
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13

blh NNi H''m " Wdh' in' ndHi' lN R'i- ting it to tho printer tha, the mine lobby desired.
 Late last night ii was learned that inc bill had not vot reached tho printer. Williams was found. and he had turned inc hill over Co Lew Col. hns. of the srcrctary's s office. who does inc direct business with the printer. The last named individual was gotten out of bed and his presses started run. ming after Collins had been reused from his' midnight slumbcr4. hauled to the capitol tn hack, and afterwards to the printer with copy of the bill.
 IIc at first hcsitatcd to make the journey and the governor was asked to urge him. So was Secretary Nichols, but both refused. Finally, of his own accord, he made the trip.
 At the printing office there was q disagreement. Guild. Davidson. Kelley and George Mauk participating. but Williams, the chairman of the print ing committee, failed to report the hill this morning. and thus. notwith- standing the midnight episode. no pro. gross was made.
 Tomorrow the bill will be reported but then it will take a twothirds vote to take it out of it's regular order, and to secure this two thirds vote is the battle that is being wagcd tonight.
 Both sides arc holding caucuscs but only tho vote will reveal the result of their labors More iiIibustcring will bc done by those opposing the bill to- morrow. and it is common talk that a copy of the Revised statutes will be introduced, with slight change. ns q new bill, and it's reading demanded. The result is that the whole town is watching the fight and judging from tclcgrams, the whole Territory. too.
 lt K said in some places that should the Doran substitute fail to pass. Kib. bcy will be removed as governor. his request from the President being that he bc allowed to remain in office until he had rcadiustcd the mine taxes in this Territory. lt IS known that officials in Washington are being advised of the situation.
 In the House, after convcning. let. ter to the governor was read from Loeb. secretary to 1hc President. stating that President Roosevelt will not be able to visit inc Territory the coming June, during the unvcilng of the O'Ncill monument.
 Several new bills were offered to. day, as follows:
 By Murphy Providing for pay. ment of witnesses by defendant in criminal eases.
 Ky Bail -Appropriating SioOO for san Xavier mission.
 By Bunch - Suppression of foul brood among bees.
 By Morgan Providing two justices m precincts of ], l,500 population.
 By Dickcrman- Unlawful disposition of bodies of deceased persons.
 Fly Loekctt-A Apportionment of santa Fc tax in northern counties.
 Ky clcavcland-R Relating to fences.
 In the Council numerous matters of minor importance were disposed of, af. ter which that body went into n com. nittce of the whole to hear n dis. cussion of the total prohibition bill, and the bill requiring n majority in place of the two.thirds vote in local option districts. The i.ccnt fare bill was also discussed.
 All were recommended for passage | when the committee arose but the total prohibition bill will not pass on the final vote.
 The i'ccnt fare bill will pass today hy vote of : to i.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13
SPRAYED.

strayed-From Cindcr Pit, four miles south of Ash Fork, on February 13, l'o'' one bay stud horse, weight about i,2oo pounds, with acc of clubs brand on left foreleg, shod all round. Will pay $s5 for his return to Prescott or any agent on the line of tho s. F., F. &P.
 GEORGE TISDALE.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-13
OWEN ]. THOMAS |S LAID n
 REST
Funeral of Henry N. Tharsing Held
 Sunday
(From Tuesdays DailyA

Sunday afternoon, at 3:3O o,a.., the remains of Owen !. Thomas conveyed to their last resting plaeo i, the Citizens cemetery, from tbe p.s ncr undertaking establishment. fouo,. by large number of friends and mon bcrs of the Modern Woodme, ., America, of which lodgc dcccascd n, member. The ceremonies in ,ha n. dcrtaking chapel were conducted |. Rev. l.. w. Wbcatlcy, of the Marin, street Methodist church, who also ., iiciatcd at the grave, at the conelu.;o, of the beautiful funeral corcmopie. o, the Woodmcn. Many beautiful flo,,l offerings were deposited on tho bis, and the grave was covered with n ma, of forget me-nots and flowers worke5 into appropriate designs.
 Mine Victim Buried.
 Sunday afternoon, nt 5:3O o'eloel all that was mortal of the late Uen,v x. Tharsing, who fell to his death i, the shaft of the New Year mine. in ,h. Big Bug district, Friday afternoon. 4, 2 0 clock, was laid to rest in the Ci, z'n's cemetery, here, in the presepe. of large number of the friends of ,b, deceased in McCabc and in this cit, The beautiful and impressive service, of the Methodist church were condue,e. m the undertaking chapel of II. N Maus A O., and thc last sad rites wer. pronounced at the grave by Rev. l.. W Whcailcy. of inc Marina street church None of inc dcccascd's immediate rels tive were present. but the many flora offerings bore mute testimony to ,h, high esteem in which dcccdent was hcl. in life hy all who enjoyed the plcasur of his acquaintance.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-06-06

9 to 4. The combination" worked
for four runs in the first inning,
after which they were given great
applause if they even reached first
base. In the whole game Hudson
did not get hit off from Norstrum.
With Gibson, Hudson's twirler, it
was a different story, that individu-
al being found" for 16 safe ones
blythe Normalites. Norstrum pound
ed two over the fence and Merryhew
got around on line drive over cent
erfeld. Normal was barred from
the race for the league pennant or
they could claim the championship
this year. The following is the
Normal team lineup. Merryhew
(captain) I'd: Norstrum (manager) !,
p; Anderson, c; Haddow, LIST;
Thompson, Sd; Johnson. SIS; VIM,
If; Miller, CT; Spencer, IF
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-06-06
Flag Day.

June ID, a week, from a to-mor-
row, is Flag Day. While this is not a
legal holiday it carries with it ma
tional claim to recognition. 1t is
the anniversary of the recognition
of the flag as the national ensign.
Governmental authorities advise
a generous display of flags on the
anniversary of the day. The flag
has since the close of the civil war
been more in evidence than it had
before that conflict and being fire.
quently displayed inspires love
for the country whose power and
grandeur it represents. 1t has been
suggested that Memorial Day should
occur on Flag Day, the 18th of June.
The later date would suit us better
in this latitude. The 3Oth of May
is too early for flowers to be devel-
oped here and frequently the wealth
er is not comfortable on so early
a date. In the middle of June sum-
mer is here to stay and flowers are
blooming in abundance.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-06-06
Normal Senior Glass Play.

The Senior class of the Normal
school are preparing to present the
drama, "Our American Cousin"
at the Opera House Wednesday
evening, June 10. This was the
play that lured President Lincoln to
Ford's Theatre, Washington, on the
night of his assassination April a.,
1865 Among the cast on that oc-
casion were such artists as Laura
Keene, E. A. Lothern and Joseph
Jefferson. Laura Keene was a
great success as the refined, charm
ing Florence Trenchard, Edward
Asker Sothern played the part of
the stage fop, caricature of the
English nobleman, the imbecile,
Lord Dundreary. Joseph Jefferson
appeared in the role of the shrewd,
uncouth Yankee, Asa Trenchard.
On Class Day Miss Alice Early will
play the part of Florence Trenchard,
Mr.. Clyde Bowman that of Lord
Dundreary and Mr.. Winfred Had
dow will be Asa Trenchard.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-06-06
SALE NOW. GOING ON!
Auction Sale.

We will offer for sale on Saturday,
June Is, 1907, at White Elm Grove
Farm, town of Salem, II mile north
of Ono, the following property: l
horse Is years old, Percheron mare
10 years old and colt, 7-8 Percheron
mare 8 years old, weight 1900 lbs,
HPercheron mare 8 years old wit h
foal. 6 registered Red Polled cows
of the following ages-two s years,
two 6 years old, one years old and
one IL years old, 2 2-year-old heif-
ers with calf, yearling heifers, re-
gistered, bull calves and 2-year-
old bull. This stock is all register
ed and of some of the best milking
families. Also SO head thorough
bred sheep, part of them registered,
two brood sows with Is pigs, binder,
mower, horserake, seeder, pillow,
level, harrow, tedder, double and
single harness, wagon, buggy, pair
new hobs and other farm implements
tho numerous to mention.
Terms of Sale-All sums under
$500 cash; over IS 6 months time
given on good bankable notes.
Free lunch at noon. Visitors from
distance will be taken care of free
of charge.
MYRON SHAVER,
ae...s4 sse .s IHY II O~>rr Urn
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-06-06
A. S. OF E. PICNIC.
Big Picnic at Ellsworth, Satur-
day, June Is.

The members of the American
Society of Equity lodges of this
county and their families will have
big picnic on the beautiful grounds
of the Pierce County Fair at
Ellsworth on Saturday, June IS.
Addresses will be made by N. C.
Crowley, state organizer, and R. H.
Aldrich, state secretary, Minnesota.
The business men of that village
have taken hold of the matter and
have raised the necessary funds to
provide band music, sports of all
kinds, &C., for the entertainment of
the visitors.
Ellsworth will be crowded with
visitors on that day. Everybody
get ready for the big picnic.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-06-06
Cement Sidewalk to
The Cemetery.

The Improvement League is work
ing to promote an active sentiment
favorable to the construction of a
cement sidewalk to the cemetery.
The League advocates the view
that the city should superintend the
building of the walk from 4th street
to the entrance of the cemetery
grounds and the League to bear one
half the expense, the cemetery as
ISOLATION paying for the half from
the west line of the grounds to the
entrance to the cemetery. This
proposition is reasonable and feas-
ible, and we are sure that public
sentiment will be heartily in favor
of the scheme.
The Cemetery Association will
undoubtedly be perfectly willing to
pay its share of the expense of con-
structing the walk along the front
of it's grounds. The Improvement
League will pay half the cost of
building that part of the walk from
4th street to the west line of the
cemetery not assigned to the prop
erty owners to build. 1t devolves
upon the city to provide for half the
cost of building the entire distance.
The distance from 4th street TO
the west line of the cemetery is
about so rods and the distance from
the west line to the first gate is
IL or IL rods.
A good walk to the cemetery is
needed. Greenwood Cemetery is
much frequented resort. 1t has its
attractions. Few of US but have
some dear ones buried there. We
laid them tenderly in their narrow
bed to sleep the dreamless sleep that
knows no waking. The memory of
these loved and lost is precious to
US and draws us frequently to their
last resting place. They sleep amid
pleasant surroundings. The grass
grows green above them. The
flowers bloom in beauty and emit
sweet fragrance, and above their
graves
1.-THE tree tops family rustic beneath the
breezes fight;
A soft and soothing sound though it whispers
of the night"
Money to Loan, in sums of $500
and up on real estate security.
N CAppnrY accent
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-06-06
Peoples Lecture Course for
19O7-'O8.

The lecture course committee met
representatives of the S1ayton, Cen
trail, Mutual and Columbian Lyceum
Bureaus Tuesday evening, and
awarded the course for next year to
the Columbian people of St. Paul.
From the make up of the course, it
is believed that the city will have as
strong a series of entertainments as
it has ever had. For lectures, DR..
VIM. Dawson and Father ]. L.
Vaughan were secured; for enter
tainers, c. D. Kellogg the bird-man,
and for musical attractions, the
Chicago Glee Club, the best male
quartette on the platform to-day,
and the Concert Favorites. COM
pany of stars including reader, SOLO
list, etc. More complete particulars
will be given later.