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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-11-20

When John n Rockefeller took tht
stand in Referee Franklin Ferriss room
in the Custom-House this morning fol
his third day as a witness and his frs
under REORGANIZATION, the first rea
grapple in Trust Buster Frank
Kellogg's fight TO scotch the Standard
Oil snake was Mt hand.
| Until now Kellogg. for all his hard
work. has done no more than painfully
but not seriously bruise the serpent
| head under his heel: it was up 10 him
now to so use g sherman law as a
club that the tail would quit wigglIng
/ when the sun went down.
Under the def and dainty guidance OF
John q. Mlburn. his chief OF legal
staff, Mr.. Rockefeller had been led
along howery paths yesterday and the
day before. According to his interpre-
tatioss of all the early phases Of Stand
ard OIL 1t was benevolent assimila ton
which, although fattening on rebates
and batten!ng on the wipins out Of
competition, really aimed always to do
good to others
Then .opped Abruptly.
Moreover he had halted suddenly and
summary when he had told the story
Of Standerd Oh up to IsS2, when its his
tory as a real trade octopus properly
began.
MI Kellogg. entering, denied posi-.
lively that he would he bound In his
REORGANIZATION to the periods COW
cred in the examination in Chief
They have opened the way by put
ting Mr. Rockefeller on the stand as
witness in his own behalf now we
have a right to inquire into the later
progress OF any or all Of the transac-
lions touched on in his testimony" was
the way Mn Kellogg put II.
He was pr!med with great mass Of
notes for probing under the oil
covered surface. cong which Rookie
rcler and Mlhun had thus far
skinned
As the long hnnd Of the clock touched
II 1880 mark tho crowd In the chamber
where the hearing is COINS on watched
tie door. but Mr. Rockefeller was late
ror the first time. II was 1872 when he
entered He wore a gray watered silk
tie, with an opal in 1t, and carried n
bonc-ht AIDED cane, Except for that his
costume was unchanged.
Without any preamble or beating
about the bush Mr., Kellogg went right
to the core Of his case
Mr., Rockefeller" he began. Il be-
ieve you stated that the oil business In
its carly days ana nov was and is a
business Of great hazards?"
II did
Mr. Rockefeller then explained that
the hazards consisted Of the instability
In the Investments, because OF the un-
certainty and nuctuation Of the produc-
ton OF oil.
But on the whole. said Mr. Kel-
losG, there was steady increase In
the production OF oil from 1870 until
500
Witness Is Cautious.
There vas great nuCtuat.on, could
not say was the reply,
Ar S.llosS read on q LIST Of nSuTss
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-11-20

the raSc b Sos sSea Pn"s e1 a4 after
d" not recall. y great deal was
pG :!1; on the subject in the papers.
shortly after the South Improvement
company was :7''1eG?'
4 could not say"
,.,,, We're YOU az this time paying the
lines?"
4 could not say"
Mr. Kellogg piled up his documentary
evidence, producing one copy after an
the railroads and the favored pipeline
cunpanies. shipping companies and re-
liners But nothing written or printed
oI spoken served to alleviate the blight
of forgetfuln-ss that had come upon
poor Mr. Rockefelicr's mental facul-
merely understood tina, rehners paying
certain rate for ppage were ''rsim-
hursed He carefully avoided the
hateful word ''rebating;' it was always
reimbursement" or repayment"
AS understood it." said Mr.. Rookie
feller this agreement as to pipaEe
charges was SIMPLY to protect reiners
IN general against any hostile move by
the railroads.
Mr.. Kellogg undertook next to show
that the agreement covering piping re-
bates did not apply TO refiners in gen
eral but only To concerns AFFILIATED With
Standard oil and The PennsyIvania road ti
which stood behind and fathered the
whole rebate scheme.
MIR. Kellogg spent some time trying to
quicken Mr.. Rockefeller's memory re-
garding the terms and conditions under
which II. II. Rogers and Charles Pratt
and Horace Pratt came into standard
oil.
At this point the referee adjourned un-
til 1870 O'Clock Monday, MIR. Rockefeller
being still on the stand. with every pros
pect OF remaining there for at least one
more iaV
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-11-20
HOW OIL KING
ANS WERS DIRECT
QUESTIONS.

-" / as Ume that 10 b. correct
Ia "a & neral way. "
II could NOT say as 10 that. -
" I do not recall, ar. heI-
1 Ge. -
son, Mr. keI oee, 1 wou,d
nor under. axe to put
snch an ia depreciation on
tie aAguagc you nave
quoted. -
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|
| Mr. Rockefeliers gentle persistent eva
S'0rS ara "enisIs.
| -.,d eN n a liSSen ms lnemorg. M v. .,i.,
nSeu III. MoreilpaSe 10 the reporters
ne kn2Ws what happened TO Us al III
''t .si" uaNs' r.,., -, T.. 90, 49,,
'.'tii u, Standtri ~ Y - ~ ,to !
S atn,"s IA, n'h''eS,p srSaen ne t9n .'f.
S"nth I,,,rov,nen r r,p,,,n,ny VOLTA No.
80, n'' t,t' e" n.iii, "r,u 20 o.:
year down e"' o"''a "" 'he OH ''aae
The "OfficiaI Manifesto"
-. ,, ,-
II couldn't say we might nave zone
SO, ay.aSmeu no, no n'IEtc" S 10 I I.e
S9uth Improvement ohlpan% II ~
plans teii thtmush' ana IL never "ah"ie''
oaIrs, VI o'l ., ~.
we II sec aooI1 tnaI ~ 'gu " l.
kellosS quietly. he handed Mr. koCke-
Teller book containing copy OF THE
Where VIII ma the manifesto
asked Mr.. Rockefeller gently Kellogg
arose TO comply; ,.,.
witness, ne ' bian rITu''e yourself sal" '''e
No trouble said Kellogg:
Thank you, murmured Mr.. Rookie
felier
When he found the signatures at
tached to the manifesto he said.
The Standard Oil Company Of Pitts
burg was, assume, the company sign
ing here. 1t probably was not the
standard OIL COMPANY OF Cleveland.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-11-20
SAVANNAH ENTRIES.

Special to The Evening WorId1
THCHDERnOLT RACE TRACK, SA-
NANNAH Ga, Nov. 2O.-The entries
for lo-morrow's races are as follows.
FIRST RhCI;-All AGES. four and a half
ffiT ohes Big Hand 1io Spring Frog ~:
Els lOJ Away. TO-. sc 4, 'KIer. llN,
IGY,da ,Giqler. ~. soire, iOi Redemption,
.,sE'CMD RAGE---All age. six flrongs
s4Ek liN, The Ram. rs. t.ucullus lin.
Z. ~ GTnnlma, 1te IIanawav. iG3. Arthur
THIRD CE-Two-year-olds; sell
ng four and a half mrlongs.-Bonas-
lcr 1903. Piedmont Queen. iG7. Dolly
l'oatman l05. Pimpanti, zoe
FOURTH RACE-Au ages one mile
-aiden starr To-, Frank llWior lbs L.ldy
Autumn Flower lo5 ''
Track fast.
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could NOT care TO STATE what tire de-
veiopmc'r of crude oil has been s!ucc |
retired from an ar.'ve hand IN Qur bust
ness. II Is my recollection that with
he opening OF the Indiana hulGS the
md-contnont fields aud the Oklahoma
and Texas fields the output has grown 80
Denies Absolute Control.
Taking up tie tine OF tie oklahoma
Development particularly Nj. kellogg
drew from the W'ness q denial t1at tho
t;andard OIL absu.utclN controlled ;ha
production of .he mid-Contucu' hrld at
nat period MIR. Rockefeller sam in
sisted that the business NJ producing
was, for the small producers s:ilI haz-
urdous.
BUT your business has racn LARGELY
tue transportation. the MANUFACTURE and
TIE marketing of oil mas II not" per-
si,o Nj Kellogg
IT osc are important divisions of our
business. paiTied Rorkefeilor Pro
duCtion was also fuctur''
Ii,n 10 tain time j." wanted the ques-
Ion read Ovcr again
,,"erc not the three have mentioned
me principal teatures'" insisted kel-
r,TheN. we're. important features" re-
reat"1 the Witness
You have been very prospprouS r,p,,
the start" ''''''
We have made money. We have been
,,roSpH,r"Ns' said Mr.. Rockefeller
on I'VE; you insist tina, Your business IS
i do.
Now. then" said MIR Keunc., dc
YOU still insist Tim, , nusi,nrs -, u"
lSS2 represented a total rapitaI ~ Il.
roO.oOo and which has snLs~r,u"n-n 80
out SigI On ts0 t., ;iyi,to' i'V'',,'N P'"'
still Las a surplus Of 't'' ssSe ,'it ",.''a
hazardous business"
For just a wee fraction of , so,n,,d
the OF King L.sltot.J ,r,,', ,,,,,yi, ~
up his lips and wgpui,s "a in,,. ir H.,N
finger with n rbi,li,,T rnst,'r. s ~,
cred this answer. ''' '''''
II do not consid., IT,. ,,u,s,io,, ~,
what amount was pni1 ont tn ha'.s .,,,.
bearing on tho uilrsiion 5F r,L 80
hazard in the llniertaki'r Ism an"
And that was tie hes, ,nsvn,. 1>alio,.,
could get for al lis t,risti,,,r 5,,I t,,,.1,-
ing. '''' '''''''7 "'" '"r"-
II was already evi,len, mint NJ
Rockefeller was nor To- M" ,an,b, IL, ~,
ing on Even to uurar,,ti,E si,,,,i,
questions he inaugurlted mon, tb. .,,, ~,
the rlan Of givinu rvesivn ~ ,',oi ia,
replies. INT ''''''' W '"a''''@H
s.r.,u Gid .v...,
Ns'e'y Sd'o YES or mo.
He rarely allowed a plain yes. ~, ~,
unadorned no" to escane from, him
The original face value of rtr,i0
Gates Of the trust wnen the s,orts -,
the thirty-nine subsidiary roruorations
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PHRASE answer the original question"
said Mr. Kellogg
The question was read again, and,
Lcrdus luW over the stcuographer, Mr..
Ro.kcfcllcr replied, hcsitatingly: II sup
pose So"
THE stock dividend issued in 1885 on
/ the stock certificates" continued the
Trust Buster were Sl5,O2S, 2O0?"
Answering 'hc question subject TO the
objection" replied MIR. Rockefeller, II
assume that ~ he correct"
When the Capital Increased.
Tho capitnl stock OF the company
suu~ r'UcnilN he,n1rc SqS, 3SS ,OUO?'
YIN supposed to answer" Yes? We'll.
l assume that capitalization to he about
coide't ! gahuot state precisely
Tie original capitalization of $780,
tr',Nn MS made ON an actual property
value OF 500 uO,pNp, VAS It not ?"
"',ttfiy SIS million. | should say"
iL' would leave about si3.3i0,000 In
traSSt certificates as subsequently put
Sow, don't quite get that $1,000
wIh J rrbi'% M E S,nS x. IYon
.i" Eang a llUlt bit ahead y; me. Do
You mean ihdt SGnuool OF new money.
@hr,2er,y and money value.
There Followed a brief duel over the
terms 'Nat should be employed in ex-
MIR. Rogkcfcller assumed a new pose.
Ne n"ni tar forward i'm his chair with
h,s elbows IN his knees and his Shout
II seemed nS u.s. ,r,,y ai,,,ms, , u,ti.
l,p,t. AVA hts ar,s ham.,,,,, ii,,1 ILL., ai.,.
spcrks OF hluo etce'
l,an l,,.l"a IT, IN ,.is,i,,ai al III, LES
tom ,,us trist rcr,itiSa.as rs in.a,,
sis nNp az. tpi now nrnnart;os ~ SS.,i
Lusi,,nss n,is, "a a., liz "''u auue ,
to ,.et tho .,G,,i%sio, nS TX r.n ard 'ous
,,,,,,
mliourh again opJects.
Nh MiIhurn objected streuuously.
The referee oyerirlicd Linn
1t is understood" said Mr.. Rookie
Teller, that | am answering over the
Objection of my IdWy.lH''
1t is so uuderstood," snapped
Neei."ss , .,.
felltl in q tone or reslsnation' my
ausv er is yes
What dividends lid Standard OF nav
out last year" asked KeIlnrt. takine a
new tack
About SiuCGO.coO," said Mr.. Rookie
Teller
n" hc exact. was it not approx
natriy S2s 0,unO'" asked MIR Kellogg.
Perhaps you are right" said Mr..
kockeieiicr. with the ghost OF a smile
ultuuS Hcsoss his face Il; would seem
mat am giving a benefit OF about a
million to the poor old standard"
ms eyes twinkled in appreciation of
NE laughter that followed this mild
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-11-20
OAKLAND ENTRIES.
lsptclal 70 The EvenInE worIll

oAKLAhD RACE TRACK, CaL, Nov.
2'-The entries for tomorrow races
are as follows:
FIRST RACE Selling, Futuri,y course
III, KING Brush. lUA " lri N Rose. 'ui
lT1 NV
SECOND. RACE Purse. five ana a hal.
iuLlongs; a-aCotytto io9 Mal1,1n, 10. clnt.
I.ahnsi l4i: semPeionipm. 10: STRIKE OCT,
Third htCE, S,,,inga mile and = GUAR
Memo loII MN. JSrian, .i07 Lazy Altcia,
"a Fu'.tta; 100. Remember, Ia. Dluizu,
lE,'o?lrRul hAcE Hagaicap; mile AMI a.
E As-Ia aon} ID ~ ~. n T2g Eisp'' o7 III
kaTa, r;diC,a99ir ll3 Rove Ben, ~
i b@ , M.ly dt7u'iman, iol: col. Waite leo.
Sixth -RAcE-.ss.gsrt .Hs9iclp. ss
M ,,,,, s-,.wei ~ Franz .F.ireI ~.
ta,ia lpo' coi'ector Jesslp' 90 ocean
Weather cloudy. Trass ns,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-11-20
TWO VOTES MAKE HIM
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR

ST Louis. Nov. 20,--Jacob F.. Cine
!cE, Republican, defeated William
Painter Democrat, for the office OF
L.eutonant-GOvernor Of Missouri by two
votes, according to a special despatch
to tho Post Dispatch from jefferson
city.
Tie result purports to he the official
revision Of the count, conducted by Sec
rotary Of state swanger.
According to Painters partisans their
candidate was successful by from tour
to tWenty-thrce votes. The points in dis
puie relate 20 supplemental returns from
county clerks.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-11-20
TWENTY-O ONE DROWNED
IN WRECK OF STEAMER

REGGIE III GALABRlA, Nov. %
The French steamer Martinique was
~re keI o.f Caulonla N the storm
ia, has sw.p, the coast for the last
three days, and twenty-one OF hei crew
were drowned.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-11-20
Or, Bull GAINS srRENcrH

Or William T Bull, AZ the Plaza
Hotel, is steadily gaining In strength.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-11-20

only one "BHOaO QuINIyE"
aAi 10 LAXATIVE HHOMO QUININE I,.oL
" Vol, iss .s .,sn q cs q GAeyE DEED ~
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Continued on Fifth Page.)
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-01-30
WELLS TANNERY.

Mrs. Harry E. Spangler and
Miss Elizabeth Baker spent a day
last week in Huntingdon and Sax
ton.
Mary Horton has returned, af
tel having spent two weeks with
her cousin Edna Ham, at Saluvia
Mrs. W. II. Spangler has been
On the sick list for a couple weeks.
Clyde Rltchey spent a couple
of days with Oliver Horton.
Mrs. j. n. Duvall and Mrs.
Snow spent day recently with
Mrs. Kate Spaugler.
Alfred Stunkard and wife spent
Sunday with j. b. Horton.
Mrs. Lola Hickman, of Sandy
Run, was over on our side, Sun
day.
Miss Zola Barnett is on the
sick list.
Samuel While passed through
here one day last week, on his
way to Kearney.
V. ID. Schenck has been on the
sick list for the last two weeks.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-01-30

Wednesday, February 5, Roy
McGeebe, intending 10 quit fArIu
ing, will sell ~ his resid-Uce on
the Cove r,a AT, ! uile ~outh uf
Knobsville, horses, cattle, hogs,
hay, and a large lot of far ming i'm
plements-ail of which are practi
cally new. Sale begins AT 10 o
CLOCK.
Thursday, February 9th. "A.
Il, Hlxson, intending to remove
to Oklahoma. will sci! at his resi-
de1ce in Bethel township, one
mile northwest of Sideling Hill
postoflice, horses, cattle, hogs,
farming implements, hay, grain
household goods, &C. Sale be-
gins at 10 o'clock. Credit 8
months. A. l.. While. suctioneer.
Tuesday, February IL, j. L.
Kesselrlng trustee, will sell the
real estate of the late VIM. H
Wltter late of Taylor township
deceased. Sale on the premises,
and begins at 1 o'clock p. m.
Wednesday, February 10, John
f. Hess, having sold his farm.
and intending to remove from the
County, will sell at his residence
in Thompson township, / mule
south of Hesses Mil, horses, cat
tie, hogs, farming implements,
hay, cornfodder, rye, oats, corn,
potatoes, bacon. household goods,
&c. Sale begins at 10 o'clock.
Credit 8 months.
Tuesday, February 25,-J. H.
Fields intending to quit farming
will sell at his residence on the
Stevens farm J mile west of Fort
Littleton on the Clear Ridge
road, horses, cattle, hogs, sheep,
farming implements, grain,
household goods, &c. Sale be-
gins at 10 o'clock. A. L. While
auctloneer.
Tuesday, March 10, j. w.
Souders will sell at his residence
on the Alex Patterson farm near
Cito, IN Ayr township, horses,
cattle, hogs, farming implements,
&c, Sale begins at 10 o'clock.
A. l.. WIble auctioneer.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-01-30

Tho seventh lucal institute oi
Ayr township. Eeld at Clto school
January oath, was called to order
~ the teacher, MISS Ethel Logue.
The following questlons.-1. Val.
ne Of Hygiene Laws. >. Who is
Responsible for the Education OF
the Child. 3. Don't Forget, were
well discussed by the teachers
ind Supt. Lam berson. Teach
ers present were Mary Stenger,
Mary Houston, Ethel Logue,
Russell Nelson, and Rhoda Ken.
dali from Ayr, aud Nora Fisher
-McConnellsburg. GraDhophone
music and several recltations
were well rendered by the school.
Secretary.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-01-30
How Is Your Digestion?

Mrs. Mary Bowling of No. 22S
5th Ave, San Francisco, recon-
mends a remedy for stomach
trouble. She says: "GrautudC
for the wonderful effect Of Elec
trio Bitters in case of acute In.
digestion, prompts this testimon
al. | am fully convinced that
for stomach aud liver trou bles
Electric Bltters is the best re
medy on the market to-day
This great tonic and Alternative
medicine invigorates the system,
purihes the blood and is especial
ly helpful in al forms of female
weakness. SOC. at Trout's drug
store.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-01-30

This IS to certify that all drug.
gists are authorized to refund
your money If Foley's Honey and
Tar falls TO cure your cough or
cold. 1t stops the cough, heals
the lungs and prevents serious
results from a cold. Cures la
grippe coughs and prevents pneu-
mona and consumption. Con
talns no oplates. The genuine is
in yellow package. Refuse sub
stitutes. Trout's drug store.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-01-30
Length OF Time Mourning Should be Worn

Length Of Time Mourning Should be Worn.
Widow tor hus6and-Crape for
one year and nine months. Black
for three months. Second
mourning for three months.
Daughter for parent-Crare
for SIX months. Black for three
months. Half mourning for three
months.
Mother for son or daughter
Grape for six months. Black tor
three months. Half mourp.ng
for three months.
Sister for brother or sister
Grape for three months. Black
for two months. Half mourning
for one month.
Granddaughter for grandpar,
ent-Crape for three months
Black for three manths. Hall
mourning for three months.
1t is correct 10 wear the same
mourning for your husbands re
latlons as for your own.-"Cor
rect Millinery for Mourning
Wear, I'm the Ladies' World fol
February.
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Farm for Sale.

Farm OF 175 acres, about 10C
cleared and IN good state of cult
vatiou; balance in splendid tim mber
100000 at least. Good buildings,
first rate fruit, and altogether a
very desirable place. The farm
is situate in Licking Creek town
ship, 4 miles south of turnpike
For further information, call or
or address the owner,
A. w. DESHoNG,
Andover, Pa.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-01-30
HOW TO AVOID APPENDICITIS.

Most victims Of appendicitis
are those who are haoitually con.
stIpated. Foley's Demo Laxative
cures chronic constipation by
stimulating the liver and bowels
and restores the natural action
of the bowels. Foleys Orlno
Laxative does not nausea;e or
grlpe and Is mild and pleasant to
take. Refuse su tute S.
Trout's drug store.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-01-30
ADMINISTRATORS Notice

Notice Is hereby gwen, that letters OF I'D
mlnistration on the estate OF Hon. w. II. bend
or late OF McConnelsburg Fulton Co.. Pa.
deceased, having been granted TO the un-
derslRned- by the Register OF Fult n
county Notice Is hereby given to all persons
Indebted to said estate TO make immediate pay
ment aud those having claims against the same
70 present them TO the undersigned, duly au-
thenticated for settlement.
MISS ELIZABETH BENDER.
is-5-6t. Mcconneieburg Pc.
Adminisiratrlx.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-01-30

Charles j. Glidden who rode
with chairman Frank 3. Hover
in his Pierce Small Six IN the
automobile tour through this
place last summer has sailed
from New York for Egypt and
Syria where he will continue his
worlds tour. He will visit Paris
and will qualify as a balloon pilot
by making eight more ascenslons.
Mr.. Glidden will return to Amer.
lea II time for the tour of next
year to be promoted for the fifth
time by the A. A. A. and Will
then attempt to navigate an air.
ship against record from Fort
Omaha To Boston. On the. tour
last year be protested against
the speed but his nerve was ap.
parently not affected for he in
tends to again accompany the
chairman on the coming tour,
the chairman having purchased
another Pierce for his private
use.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-01-30
Phosphate.

G. E. Starr at Three Springs,
has Just received a carload of
Fresh Test Fertilizer. Anyone
wanting 1t for oats can get 1t at
the lowest price, and get it when
they need it 1.23 At.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-01-30
S5 Reward.

The undersigned will pay the
above reward for information
that will lead to the arrest and
conviction of the person who
stole his bicycle from the City
Hotel last fall.
j. M. ESHELMAN.
Big Cove Tannery.
3t. Pa.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-01-30
For Sale.

A splendid driving mare, new
buggy, and new harness. The
mare is perfectly gentle, suited
especially Cor a lady to drive.
Rare chance. Call on or address
JOHN f. JOHNSON,
l 30 Ut. Laidig, Pa.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-01-30
Political Cards.
For The Legislature
DE A. X. DAVIS,
T ylor township.

Subject To the ci-iou of the Demociatlc
voters az the prmpry election to be held on
saturday. April II 1903 Your support aud
influence solicited ! pledge myself TO sap
oort the ticket nominated.