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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-07-30
DR.. A. X. DAVIS,
Hustontown, Pa.
DENTAL WORK in ALL ITS BRANCHES.
Western Maryland Railroad Company.

In Effect June 10. 1908.
Trains leave Hancock AS follows;
No. 6--6 a. m daily for Hagerstown, Bal
timore. WaynesborO, Chambersburg.
and intermediate.
No. 40 90 a. m week days. Baltimore, Get
tysburg York and intermediate.
No. 2-SO0p M. (week days. Baltimore and In
termediate stations. Vestibule train
with Observation buffet car.
No. Is so a. m. (week days. Cumberland, and
intermediate.
No. 3-iO1 p m. 1--WE k days. Little orleans,
Old Town. Cumberland Elkins and
west Vestit ule train with observation
buffet car
No 30. p. m daily leaves Baltimore i.20
p. m, Hagerstown 1.i0p. m.
An trains make connection at Bruceville for
Frederick and trains D and for points north
aad at Baltimore (Union Station) for Phila,
dephia and New York.
Il. NJ. HOWELL, G. w. MYERS,
Gen. Pa $. Agt. Agent
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BOROUGH OFFICERS.

Justice of the Peace-I. H. While.
Con tab e--Charles ~teak,
Burgess s-Dr. H. ). Wishurt,
Councilmen-D l.. Grissinger, John A. Irwin,
Harry Hamml A. u. Mace, George w. Reis-
ner d. u. Little, Albert Stoner.
Clcrk-I. II. While. .N
School directors John Comerer. Charles B.
Stevens, s B Woollet, L. IL. While. NJ. w.
Mace II. T. Sloan.
Bosrd OF Healih-H S. Wishart, NJ d.. pres ;
John =. Harris. secy George w Hays W, H.,
McKibbin NJ D.; John W Mosser, M. ID.
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Farview. New Grenada.
Fleck, l.. G. Alloway, j. A.
Mckim, i. p Alloway. ID X.
Hicks, w. 10 Berkstresser, ID.
McKim, ID. 2b. Alloway, X.
Hoffman, s. 30. Heeter, B.
BrOdbeck, G.. SIS. ShaferH. j.
Brumbaugh, G. RI. Shafer, II.
Chicoat, j. CT. Witter, II.
Brumbaugh, A. II. Alloway, G..
The score stood 8 to7 IN favor
of Fairview.
Struck out by McKim, 10; by
Alloway, II.
This game was played on Fair
view, Huntingdon county, ground,
Saturday, July 25th. The game
was largely attended and very
peaceful. j. Summers and Chas.
Steak, umplres gave just decls
ions. This is reported as the
bes game of the season in this
section.
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" placed the boys on probation. he says nothing.
The Navy Department regards the incident as
closed.
ORDERS IssUEP.-Tbe following orders have
been issued
ARMY.
Captain WILLIAM g. ROGERS 27th Infantry. from gen
Captain R0BEr "a PRTTEFs medical PF0eSr eors sA from
COMPANY A. hospital corps to Army Of Cuban Pac-
Captain EDWARD NJ TALBOT medical corps from
Havana assigned as conlng7ins officer Company A.
Captain SAMUEL y HAM quartermastsr from detail in
Ffrsf 1ieurensnt DAVID p DOWNING. 1st 1nfantry
Michigan National liaurd. to garrison school, Fort
NAVY.
captain y r cAPERToN ,,9T go2nl$s'ogsd Mss 49,. e,,
ward. Mare Island
IIeatenan, r N GFiswoLD detached the colorado; to
ulssHpmsa H n LAMMERs detached the Montana:
Mi4s6p@en 51S 4 N r ALLEN orders to the Maine re
Passe3 Assistant surgeon = v : DEAN detached
fieufenap, r EARLE detached the Galveston. to naval
Ensign 2. 1. N sHEEBY. from naval station Yokohama
to the Galveston
Ensign c.. =. B0NVILI.TAN, detached naval station
CIougsp0s 20 the Calao-
MOVEMENTS OF WARsHTPs The following
movements Of vessels have been reported to the
Navy Department:
ARRIVED
oct. 27-The Chester at Provincetovn-
at Philadelphia the louisiana the Missouri the ohio
Virginia. the wisconsin. the Illinois, the kear-
sarge and the Kentucky annoy.
SAILED.
oct 2s-The LsTrence the payis t the FarsEut @ @ tss
Diego for MaEdalena Bay: the TecuHseh, from Nor
oct 2S-The Ranger from villefranehe for Gibraltar;
Foote the winston from Norfolk for Charles
rbs Relief detached the Atlantic neet assigned to
the Pacific fleet
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BATTLEsHIP PLANS APPROVED.
Proceedings of Newport Conference To Be
Made Public Soon.

Washington. Oct 3o-To end the discussion a to
INST "a hat took place the Newport conference ~
last summer the Navy Department LAS decided TO
make DubAe resume 9f what was accomplished
with the exception af resolutions governing the
question Of future construction OF American war
vessels. This resume viii he prepared under the
direction Of the General Board. Following this de-
cision an order was signed to-day reNohlng the
nrobibition of officers discussing publicly the work
OF the Newport conference.
II uas learned to-day that the conference ap-
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EMPIRE By Ludwig Fri.dsnder. Translated from
the seventh German edition by Leonard A hsgnus.
Ii. 3. Vol I. 12no. pe. xvii. 47s. tE P pufton
Col
Including chronological table OF the most inipoI-
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Earliest Times. BY y. Smyths- Palmer q D lZrno,
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collection of extracts dealing with tha essentlaI
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Maclesn Watt. svo, pp. K. 353. tE P Dutton G Co-i
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BIOGRAPHY.

a CHRONICLE OF FRIENDSHIPS 1873 1900. BY
VII II 1on With Illustrations bv the author and
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Another work the great Napoleon is an
-ou7ced for early publication in Paris. Il is
rom the pen OF the Acaden1ician NJ. Frederic
Mason and is entitled "Autour de Sainte He
lAne" II is stated that NJ Mason supports the
opinion Of NJ. Paul Fremeaux that Napoleon
suffered simultaneously from two diseases-csn-
oe~ and hepsfitis-and he produces documents
70 show that most oE the Emperor's companions
were guilty Of false reports
II Fremeaux's thesis was set forth in his book
or The Lsst DAYS OF the Emperor" work OF
which an English translation is on the way.
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AMERICAN CHARITIES. BY Amos G. Warner Pc
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-sases the arid region bloom The author could
b cepsnded on TO bring to his task the zest OF
q heckrasn and the discrimination Of the ef1ec-
SC. -scorteur Though not offered as q me-
,-o-ssi Of this honcred con Of the kirk. the vol
-. ts welcome as revealing Tan Msclaren" in
.hs old likeness that his friends have known.
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preface By George Elliott Howard 12mo %. xxi.
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hunting adventures of two young English
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POLITICAL SCIENCE.

FRANCE AND THE ALLIANCES. The Struggle for
the Balance Of Power BY Andre Tardieu. I2no
Up 314 The Macmillan Company
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MUSIC.

PILNo PLATING. 4 Little Book Simple suggss
BY Josef Hofmsnn. illustrated. 12mo. pp
Xii 80 tMcClure Company
containing chapter on How Rubnstein
PLAY"
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ARMY AND NAVY NEWS
President RoOseTelfs Last 4ppoint-
ment of q General.
From The Tribune Bureau

Washington October So
No MORE GENERALS sooN.-The appointment
o. Brigadier General r. A. Smith the list of
general officers Is the last of such appointments
President Roosevelt viii make. unless. of course.
one Of the present general officers should die OF
resign in the remainder of his term There viii not
he another vacancy among major brigadier gen
erals until November or next year. when Major
General John F. Weston will retire for age. This
will leave a vacancy in the grade Of major gen
eraI and the next President will have an cppor-
tlnity 10 appoint one Of the briEadiers The senior
hrieader is General Frederick Funston, who it is
believed. will have to bide his time and he over
stepped by several Of the Junior brigaders who
retire long before Funston reaches the retiring axe
The retirement of General Weston and the promo
tion Of a brigadier Of course will create vacancy
in the latter grade and there will be keen interest
IN the selection of the officer by the new President
as an indication OF the policy Of MS administrator
In army appointments. There will be no more re-
tirements among general officers until 1910, when
three brfgadiers go out of active service In June
of next year Lieutenant General Arthur Macarthur
will he retired but this creates vacancy, as the
active grade ends with his retirement
NAVY NO REFORMATORY.-Iudg Scott, Of
Paterson, y J.. has replied TO the Secretary OF
the NAVY who wrote. asking whether he had sen
tenced" two boys charged with burglary and with
rrayIous criminal records to enlistment IN the
na,-, The navy recruiting officer at Newark,
\ 7 reported the appearance Of the two youths
+, charge OF a probation officer As soon as il
was made known 20 the recruiting officer that
The applicants for enlistment had criminal records
he rejected them and reported the incident 10 the
Navy Department. transmitting the information
that # was understood that Judge Scott, OF Pater-
SON had placed the boys probation. with the
idea that they would beneht their condition By en-
listing in the navy. The Navy Department
tho,ities have determined that instances of this
kind shall receive official recognition. and that
court officers who try 10 send culprts 10 the navy
for punishment or reform shall hear from the sos
eminent representatives. Judge Scott has Informed
the Secretary that re did not sentence these
f,ovs 10 the navy Beyond making this statement
and informing the Navy Department that ha mere
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NATURE STUDY.

ANIMAL LIFE Bv ? y Gamble. 7 Sc :
Illustrated. 12mo, pp. xviii. 3o5. e F pu-5on
& CO..
General history Of the lower forms o. animal
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POETRY.

THE POEMS OF RICHARD WATSON GLIDER 12mo.
IN xii 4ss tHoughton Mt67tn COMPANY
LEGENDARY BALLADS Edited with an introduc-
ton. by Frank SidEwick Illustrated hy Byam
shaw. svo pp xvi. $50 r. A Stokes COM
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selected from Percy's "Renques'
.ARVAT- Dramatic -Four Acts By Leopold
H MYERS 12no- pp 14T- tLondon- Edv ard
Arnold
THE WOUNDED EROS Sonnets By Charles Gibson.
With introduction by William Stanley Braithvsite
11mo. pp. xKxiii, 1So published by the author}
POEMS FROM PUNCH Edited BY Francis g Bur
nand fsno pp XVI. 1S5 Boston II NJ. Csld-
well Company
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HISTORY.

THE GREATNESS AND DECLINE OF ROME Vol
III. The FAN an Aristocrscy. By Gugbelmo
Fer7ero. Translated By the Rev. H J. Chaytor
A svo. pr. S42 O. p. Putnzna's Sons1
TIE IsATTNs IN THE LEXAN History or Frsnkish
Greece By William Miller. NJ a With maps sNo
pr xx eT6. fE T. Drtton & co..
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proved the plans foE the new battieships North
Dakota and Delaware about whose guns and other
features there has been. considerable discussion
The following resolution wa@ passea
5efSrfs The conference Sslieyes the design OF the
Ncr;h Dakota ana DelaWare is al eXeeheht one
New-York tribune., 1908-10-31

" placed the boys probation. he says nothing.
The Navy Department regards the incident
New-York tribune., 1908-10-31

ROMAN LIFE AND MANNERS UNDER TIE - EzE-i
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-21

force people 10 do without some
anna 4eaeats. and the operas. and the.
atrlcal stroupes are generally the ia,
vorites in this country. as many en-
T 3 -; ;i.>i -. a-,nea the neople.
"ou- people would hardly consent
at this age Of the world to the abol-
ishment Of these travelling tronpes
whica give so much refreshing sur
cease to the tired bus ness man and
hofae-smDrisoned women. a good
laugh is better to many people than
a dose Of medicine. and it is a very
poor. troupe that cant force a faugh,
THE high ates nov in vogue for
the fun-psoyolipg show PEOPLE on rail
roads, is the most severe blow set
struck and viii bar many Of t6cc
pest shows from the southern cities
and at the same time depreciate the
stock values in companies and local
owners OF play houses
The petition Of the outhern the
atrical managers to the ailroads last
week to reduce The price Of fares for
troupes was refused. the railroads
holding that if they granted this re-
quest they would have to grant 9th
eis. and this loss OF travelling re-
ceipts would soon be SO great that
the roads could not live. The rail-
road officials assert that one conces-
eion creates demand for others,
and that is one reason same cannot
be granted.
THE interstate ra1oad commits
sion and congress may Eext be ap-
pealed to for relief. It is said the
south is the worst sufferer or the en-
tire country In this instance.
go far this year The number Of
bookings 70. the next theatrical sea
son Is 70 per mt less than it was
last year at this time This season
eighteen companies had to cancel ea-