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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-10-13

Now that the base ball champion
lhip is settled we can turn our at.
IGNITION TO national politics again
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-10-13

Taft kissed n baby the other day
/ he Judge should remember the sad
bee Of Hoasun.
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Andy Carnegie has given S20,0oo &c
he TAFT oampaign mud Andy evil
len.ly stands pat on the steel rail
[arir.
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II looks as though the great powers
night carve Turkey before Thanks
Z living day.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-10-13

A boy was killed nNow York yes
brday A Sunday newspaper feel
b him.
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Hearst has a mission says the
Blakely Reporter Yes, he undoubt-
billy pays good prices Tor stolen let
ers
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cures made by DR..
Kilmer's Swamp
Root, the great kid
ney, liver and blad-
der remedy.
1t is the great med
ical triumph of the
nineteenth century /;
discovered after years
of scientific research
by DR.. Kilnler, the
eminent kidney and
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Taft has cut Georgia QUE ' ~ y
i'll cut Taft out I'm November
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A hot-headed man gets cold feet
at the critical moment-Chicago
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Yancey should so away back, sit
: W. n keep quiet forever.
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bladder enecialist, and is wonderfully
successful i'll promptly curing lame back,
uric acid, catarrh of the bladder and
Bright's Disease, which is the worst
form of kidney trouble.
DIR. Kilmer's Swamp-R0Ot is not rec
commended for everything buff you have
kidney, liver or bladder trouble it will be
found Just the remedy you need. II has
been tested i'll so many ways, III hospital
work and in private practice, and has
proved so successful in every case that a
special arrangement has been made by
which all readers of this paper, who have
not already tried it, may have sample
bottle sent free by mail, also book tell
ing more about Swamp-Root, and how to
findoutif you have kidney or bladder trou-
BILE. When writing mention reading this
generous offer in this paper and send your
address to DIR. Kilmer fSeE%~-s-.
& Co., Binghamton, f.
N. Y. The regular W! ss,;.:Ill
fifty-cent and one 411=saz r.
dollar size bottles are Home Of swAmp-Root
sold by all good druggists. Don't make
any mistake, but remember the name,
Swamp-Root, DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
and the address, Binghamton, n. V, on
every bottle,
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Some candidates tell the truth. and
shame the oliticians.-Chicago News
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-10-13

some people have 8 mania for sx
changing empty compliments, -Shics-
80 News
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DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK :?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers is sure to know of the wonderful
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Entered at the postofElce at Ameri-
s Is as second-class mail matter.
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Americas, Ca, Oct. 18th, 1905.
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8 be Americas Times, Established 1890
sonsolidated April, 1891
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to ALL There's no escaping it, but
there is a way OF preparing to meet
ito have every necessity, even
comfort. with which to enjoy Old
Age-that way is to SAVE MONEY
while young,
Hundreds are quietly paving the
way for comfort in later life by de-
posting their Savings regularly al
our Savings Department.
Can you afford not to do likewise?
1 per cent paid on Savings.
The Planters Bank Of Americas
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Americus Recorder, Established
1910
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address to DIR. Kilnler
& Co., Binghaulton,
N. Y. The regular
fifty-cent and one
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Editorial Room Telephone 80.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-10-29
PROBATE DOCKET

Term Docket Of the Probate Court of
IRON County, Mo.-November Term,
A. d. 1908.
Monday, November 9th.
Arthur Huff, administrator with the will
annexed of the estate of Harriet H. Emer-
son, deceased.
Josephine Efinger. Administrative, with
the will annexed, of the estate of Valentine
Efinger, deceased.
John F. Logan, guardian and curator of
person and estate of John F. C. Logan, in
sane.
VIM. Trauernicht, guardian and curator
OF the person and estate of John Myer, in
sane.
Tuesday, November 10th.
Eliza Hale, curator Of the estate of Jacob
Spitzmiller, a minor.
Cordelia Jane Pinkley, guardian and Gu
rator of the person and estate of Archie o.
Pinkley, a minor.
Mary Agnes Maddox, Administrative of
the estate of John Patrick Maddox, de-
ceased.
Wednesday, November 7Ith.
Matters continued from last term and all
iowances tried against estates.
E. L. FARMHOUSE,
Judge of Probate and ex-Ofhcio Clerk.
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For Sale.-Six room residence
on Main street. Apply to John
Nagel, Ironton, Mo.
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Term Docket Of the Probate Court of
IRON County, Mo.-November Term,
a, d, 1908.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-15

IafoFmap, ds1ds NusvR YoF, & LA DiG'
cuai6p," de Ia HAbAna:
mo estkn On 10 cieEto los gus atribuyen
| convenienciAB del paEtido RspublicAno
lR FsBoluci6n de quo Cubs sea entregRda
50 pueblo On FebFeEo de 1909, antsg, Ii
eB possible, y do todoB modoE.
En- 10 ReSoluci6n con rsspscto & Cuba,
como ca t0doB suB actaS, Roosevelt no ha
obedOcido mar que 90 goberanA voluntAd
Roosevelt no proCodO On NADIA como pre-
Hident8 constitutional de una Rep1bIita 8
dsmocFGtiCa; Roosevelt Rct6s como poder
absolute.
Ante IR actual BituRci6n de Cubs, On
viHta do 4us los Cubsnos no pnreOfsn dis.
pusstoB unirse para IL "a a'vRci6n dc IL
ROp6blios, que por sl contFGrio, hacen
cuanto sB possible por evftsF "a TeBtaaIa'
Ci6n, y que otFo gobierno que no fu0Ta el
absolnto de Roosevelt hubierR dOtarmina'
do ys la defnitiva ocupACi6o, e., amigo de
Cuba pEimero que NADIA, Tes1eIve imponsr
lR TeatAuraci6n de Is Independence. 81 ts.
nsr que dsjaE II pFslidSnciR dc los EatRdoB
UnidoF, para que los CubRnog, d6ndcEo
CusntR dc que ~ 10 mejor amigo no iDfur
ye en- Eug dsatinOE, voan Claro que una
nuova necesi3ad de inteEvOniE, HupondEfs
ls dGfritiva desspaEici6n do Ia psEBonali.
dad cabang.
Ds m hnera que, con TsspectO & IL rsBo'
luci6n HobEe Cuba, Roosevelt hR procedi.
do como On todo, sin mas censeio ri mas
inteT6B que 50 sobsrana voluntad.
DE lR miGmR mRnsFa qua por 81 ante
Of diBpone del Tssoro de lR Naci6n, = TO.
do cOHto, ain consular nRdis Ain daciE.
10 iquieEa 81 pals, diBpons = rsalizs la
msrchs de lR gran eOcuAdra 81 PacffcO,
aGf tambi6a, oon olvido de todeu Ia1 Isyes
FespstoB & toda jsrarqufs ontrsgs el
msndo de eaa ascuadEa uu ofcial sin Il.
tu'oB para 81 cargo, del miImo modo que
al doctor Leonardo Wood 10 iaviHti6 con
la mas ats gEaduRoi6n militaT, Rin EeBpGto
q esealsf6n J las leysS militaTes de Il
NAG 5n,
I 2(ks bien debs Admitirss como IN scto
de DupTemR linCsTidad so EeBoluci6n uobrO
Cubs, pOrqus 81 algo no puedo neg6rssle
e. 90 BimpRtfs por Cuba los cubanoG." "
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-15

En eta impTentR Bo Vende papel de
pori6dico vieio s $500 Los 46 kilo1 Wa)
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En- tu ausenGia.
a Flor del Carmen.

a Flor del Carmen.
5Qo6 pusde Ia diGtancia? amiga mic.
auSsnts de Ia voz = tuB mir&dRB,
70 Yivo para Il, como on el tismpo
en- qua amsTBe juFaron nuaAtraB Rlmag.
Ain oysn tnE pFomGEaB mis- ofdoB;
adn muBita1 mis- lkbioB Las palabraE:
ste adore, sore tuyo Rismpre, Hismpre'',
qua entonCaG muTmuRkbRn.
No impoFtR que estes lejol Tu rscuerdo
en- mis- silentsB nochGB me scompaflA
= me pTelta vslor para imponsEme
al micro deRtino que me sparta
do Il, que eEsB Il vida de mi vida
de II que ersB mi 1nica aBpeEanz'.
No impoTta que OBtsT lejon! QuieEo Bolo
que & to memoria, cuRl pRlomRB blaneaG
Rcudan IoI EecLsrdoB do mi afScto
4 dssp0rtRE doEmidaG sfioranzSR
Qqs EensmoFoa mis- ardisntss beBoB
y mis- tiernsB caFiciaB, ESQ baSta.
AT B9E6 fsIiz, aunque 81 destino
mo apaIt0 do tu amor gus 90 mi eBpsrRpzS
lR vida de eatR vida que to effSzco
hoy como sntonosF, CuRndo to mO amRbaB.
GWalberto Castro
Ponce, Mayo de 1908
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Don Juan en- el Convsnto.

Roma fsbrsro 14.-Ep, 81 -eQIBq Move
poles, aaaltaTon On noches paaadsg nm con.
vsnto de monjaH.
La policfa vic hombreS poT los teiados
enaeguida pFooedi6 avisar Las auto
ridadeV.
Cuando lIegaron 6stas halIaron & las
moDjaH RterrorizadaS allRnRdo el conven,
TO de arTibR 4 abslo.
DiStribuJ eronHe los guArdiRg por los
ClAuAtroa poE 81 jardiu, pEoVistoa de
sul llnternas hiciaEon IN concien7udo re-.
conocimientc. Hsllavon en las matGg ras'
tFos de hombres y una pequtna puerts oue
de otrR CRlle la encontTREon f5rzsds Is
CeTTRduFa.
Cuando ls auperiora, Sor Elsna deIIe
PurihCazione, pEoCedi6 vi recuento de guu
noviciRT, 20 echo dc yer Ia fslts de Clara
StMa9e, una de las morjsB mas bsllas, de
Las familiar mas ariatocrsticss mas ricsg.
Entonces, como ante el vslo que se reg.
GO, todas Las noDjaB dieron en- eI ''quid''.
La bells BefioritR StRrSce habfs uido Re.
cluida por sus padres pTecigaments nor
unoa amoEfos FL don Juan no 90 nipg6n
noble, ri menoE niDgdn hombFa adinarGdo;
ea, HencillameDte, M emple&do de corrsog,
quien no % Sabs como lego sRcar do
quicio lR heFmoBR bella arist6cFata.
Los padres 80 iudignaron ants Ia obBti
naoi6n de 90 HIS, = ca vista de que Sc
mostEabR EeEueltR no RcsptAr ningdn
amor que no fusSs sI del emplsado de co
FECbE, decidieEon IL EscIuli5n On ell aristo.
CF6tiCo Convento del CorEo NuovO Carl
bRIdi
No 90 han podidO AveEiguaE las trazRs
de que 81 RFEiEcado mozo ss hRyR Waldo
para 81 rRpto. IA 8idO dotsnido an vieio
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Ponce, Mayo de 1908

49, - L.--:--1-- H.. .G4.1- r. 80 ls
la'gsndRTmerfp, CORE, il aAmado su aupfritu
por lR llama del pktriotiamo, en- Gsrona,
cREgando pFoyectilsH alsntando & Pala.
fox an Eu Fesistencia hsF6ica contra las
huestes de MuTGt. Musre como IN cimbFo
8dulto antes de entFegRRBs Ia BeEVidum'
bEe de log galos On GsrmRnia. Pcsss- 81
genio de la estFatsgiR, gufa laB huastss
de GiU her poT las Bslvas de Plancsnoit
haHta Waterloo, oBcuFece 10 eBtEella ma.
pole6niCR y deYuGlve la paz el reptso
las nacioneu Pusde BsF Tel en- Helvecia
8 ThisTB On Francis. En- un aFranqus de
erOstr0tismo, On mocha borraHcosa, un O.
de Agolto, destruye focoB el6ctFicog, lanzs
an Eeto Ia policfS, cubre Ia ciudRd 81
pecho de los hombreB con eI mRnto de Las
tinieb' az del eBpanto, pone en- paligro IL
Bsguri 7Rd , el orden pdblicc.
TemperRmento Rrdiente tsmpeBtuoHo,
sua laTgaB vigiliaI, suH hambreD no salts.
fschsU, Bua sBpsTanzag no Eeslissdas, le
han hecho RdquiEiF una mo4alidad ca .ao.
teFfAtioB en- "a natuFalezR moral un co
nocimisnto absolute de ls vida.
Ed mstsm6ticO, y divide con ex acta
precision lRB hoFas dol dis Il admins.
TRACTION dc 90 tsBorc. Ed ii6sof1, resusl'
We el prOblema eCon6mico, con Beriedad y
ref9xi6u. Es poets epiCo, , 10 milmo
vusla nm polvoTfn con una consonRnts,
que musrs On la sncrucijada dc M euds.
CRaflaba
!Oh, 81 ttsre',..:.
MiE6moBle con Carino ......... Porque
81 representa- slgo de nueatra vida!.
P. Sierra.
San Imam
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HORAS DE TEDIU

Cuando lloraE sobrs mi tumbR vRyaB,
Huelto 81 cabsIlo y desgarEado el manto,
t6rto!as gemiH6n en- log vinsdoB,
81 viento peEfumsdo
poE los EoualeB de los huertos pT6ximoI,
haE6 ondulaE 81 vsrde de lee CRmpoB.
Ell agua de Ia fuents tendrk Eisas
y sollozoB de platR entire los 6lRmos......
MkB azulOB seP6n Los altos Cielos
, mas fuIgsntsB los Eolarss EayoR......
La voz del Angel que mi tumbR gusTde
tEanquilR te dir6: No eHt6 Il amado......
So cuerpo todo conviEti6ss on flores
50 aims sntara transfoFm6Is en- c6nticoD"
Y un slsgre repique Dc osmra7aD,
= loB coroB seTafcoB
ii Alsluya, AleIuys! iran dicisndo -.
fCrilto ha reaucitRdo! ..
Solo un Fecusrdogqu On mi tumbR..
Aquel oloE de naFdos
con que uDgisFon mis- p'autas tuS cabello8
On la tRFde mas tEiate del OaIvario.
Francisco YillaeIpesa.
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BAlADA NEGRA.
(DsI libro "Pent6liCas y

lueI llBf0 PentslGaS.
DeBpsT6z6 EuB q 90 en- 81 seno
impsnetrable de la Belvs fcscR
y minti6 81 tFopeAaF contra IaR FRmaa
una eBcalR cRom6tiC0 en- Las heiRa.
Dsgpu0B Aigui6 IN pTeludie, 81 prsIudio
an himno intFRduCible, cuYaA notRB
sEan himn0I de amor sin GspeEanzR,
Fecuerdos que Sc ocultan en- Ia Eombra,
blaDfamiaB poT dolores ain Pemedio,
, lGgrimaB de espfEitug que imploran.
Ia bEiBa eI tEiBte al 1aCudir Huu alas
en- 10 profundo de lR HelvR hojoBal
In atm6Afsra cuRl negra CoIgadurR
de un viejo oatafslCo, en- Ia sombrfa
nave de an temple abandonRdo al culto
en- que vivieFon 6pocas extintaU,
y& Condsnsada On Ia mitad del cello
en- opulentoB plisgueI descsndfa.
Flot6 m rsyo de luE entire Las nubeB,
y briLl6, Cual lR tFfgiCs pupilR
dol ChRcRl egpantado por 81 hambFs
en los negr0B pantRnoB do la IndiR.
La luz cambiante de IL luna es triste,
CuRndo en lR densa oscuridad palpitA
sobre 81 lago insondable misterioso
de Ia intFincada gslva, Rqual Yefsjo
Cort6 81 agua dOrmid8, como corta
las Bombras 81 Eelkmpsgo RioiestFc;
del pFofundo abismo Huggi6 entonces
una copfasa procession de espsctTos
que en- macabEO galop SO Eetorcfan
.choCando guB CEujientes eBqueletos
Era la inmenBB noCha del pasado
poblkndoHe de fdnsbFeB Eeouerdos!
Jay! CuRndo 81 Iago misteEiouo tiembla,
, cuando empiezRn dRnzAT los mueEtoA!
Andrss Moto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-15
tLO gustl ID ndsIea7 IQulUru olrls7

Compre una Pianola nm PiRno pianos
IL de Il e6lebTs caBa THE AEOLIAN
Co., de New York que ha perfsccionado
oBts inBtEumento haHts lIsgsE & Il Rltura
que eIt6. Cualquisr persons pueds inter.
pretaE una pieza de mdBica como 81 fusFs
un aTtiHta.
AdemfI, hay lismprs pianos de Ia como
ciaa maYca PLEYEL Pianos AIemanes,
pianos Webery marca PARIS BAZAR,
eAtos tltimoI plazos & Faz6n de $40 men.
BuaIe1 sin pagaT nads sdelantado.
Una vista d PARIS BAZAR de Pc.
dro Giusti 8 una caEta diEijidA IL departa.
mento musical pondr6 las perBona1 int.
Ee1adas "a pOsssi6n de Ion datoI que uo
dOBson.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-15
CUBA Y la VOLuNTAD De ROOSEVELT

Andrss M0t0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-15

que preStabs en- q convento oil tfoio de
jsrdineTo mozo de EecRdou.
Han prOHtado declaration Ia supeFioEs
y lo1 1efoEea de stRrRoe, padres de la no
viCia fugadR.
FL suCeIo es Ia comidilla de N6pole7.
In del smpleRdo de coFreoE, "a lR novi.
Cia fugitiva. Y v6yaDs 10 uno por 10 otEo'
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Las AuTORlDAgEs.

Ed neceaRrio Indispensable que las auto.
ridadadeI tomen CaTtnB en- el asunto con
EeBpeCto q cisFFe complete IoG domipgoD
en- los puObloB de Ia iSIa , On San JuSp
tanto los eStablsCimientoB Do tejidou como
los Dc pEoviIioneB, deban poE humanidRd
cerraE los domiDgog, = Iol dla1 labnrsblov
daIpu6I dc laa 5, para que II depsndsncia
pusda inatFuirBa y apEsndeE d ingl6g, tan
nsCeBRrio hoy y dormir o6modamento "a
una d6@laR 1000 csmaH colchonor nno
estk Eecibisndo Ell CIELO. son6 4 hoTo.
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CASA DE PREsTAMOs de JoB6 Ba.
sGn. Allen 21 Bt-Hace operacionss
DobEa alhajas. DaJde 100 dollars en- ade-
lant9 81 inteI6s ssr6 conventional no
exCodeFf del 81 mengual. Comprs ,
vends aIhejas modeFnas , antiguRG San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
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En- estR impEenta ss vande psnaJ de
psri6dico viejo $500 los 46 tilos Gun
quiaatGk
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-07-16
JEALOUS OF MURDERED WIFE.

Reading (SpeciaD.-At the Coro-
ner's inquest held here in the case
of Mrs. John Massler, who was shot
on June 20 by her husband, who
then killed himself. after coming here
from Chicago, theory as to the
cause of the double tragedy was es-
tablished. All testimony pointed to
the fact that Massler was extremely
jealous of his wife. and that he de-
clared she was not true to him.
There was also testimony which
tended to show that Masters father
Michael Massler, who is now in a
Philadelphia hospital as the result of
slashing his throat with razor dur
ing the funeral of his son, knew his
son intended to murder his wife and
that the revolver used was owned by
the elder Massler.
It was also brought out that there
had been a tacit agreement between
Massler and his son to come to Read
ing together on July 4, with the idea
of getting rid of the wife by means
of a supposed accident.
The jury rendered a verdict that
the woman was shot by her husband
with premeditado don.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-07-16
COMMERCIAL UOLuml
Weekly Review OF Trade and Latest
Market nepurts

n. @. Dun & Co.'S Review or
Trade says:
Midsummer quiet is augmented
this year by the general contraction
that has occurred in all departments
OF trade and industry, but splendid
progress of the crops strengthens
confidence in the future, and pre-
parat'on for large volume of fall
business is gradually increasing the
percentage of active machinery. En-
ratio fluctuations in prices of raw
material retarded Improvement in
the cotton goods industry, but the
recent sharp advance In hides and
leather on account of small receipts
OF cattle failed to check progress at
shoe factories. and a fair tonnage
of new business is received by the
steel mills. Semi-annual clearance
sales of dry goods were well attend
ed, country merchants replenishing
depleted stocks at satisfactory prices
and reports from all sections of the
country testify to good distribution
of lightweight wearing apparel. Idle
freight cars have been reduced to
less than 100000 and many railroad
shops are resuming repair work.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-07-16
State of Pennsylvania
WESTINGHOUSE PLANT GETS
$1,000. 1000 ORDERS.

PIttsburg Especially - The latest
addition to the rapidly accumulatins
evidence that industrial conditions
are improving in the Pittsburg dis
trict comes from the Westinghouse
Companies, whose plants in the East
Pittsburg section received orders ag'
gregating $1,50o,000.
These orders are not confined 10
one part of the country, but come
from all sections, while Mexico con
tributes something worthy of notice.
The business for May was 10 per
cent. higher than for the earlier
months OF the year. while June show
ed an advance OF 23 per cent. July
has opened with prospects that or
ders Will almost reach the normal
business of the corporations.
over 90 per cent. of the plants Of
the American Sheet & Tin Plate CO.
are in operation, and as the wage
scales have been signed there are no
clouds on the horizon.
The demand for window glass. with
the country practically bare OF sal
able sizes, means that all factories
will be in operation as soon as forces
can be organized and the fires start
ed. Some factories are still in opera
tion in the last fire. an unheard-of
proceeding In the glass trade.
William b. Scarfe & Sons, machin-
lists, received a contract for $4,000
worth of work from the Tennessee
Coal, Iron C Railroad Co.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-07-16
when Women ADMIRED whiskcrs.

For ages boards weie the delight
Of ancient beauties. The sight Of
a shaved chin excited sentiments of
horror and aversion. To obey the
injuctions of his bishops. Louis VII
of France cropped his hair a la pom
padour and shaved of his luxurlant
whiskers. Eleanor Aquitane. his con
sort. found him with this uncom-
mon appearance very ridiculous and
very contemplate. She revenged
herself by becoming something more
than coquette The king obtained
n divorce. She then married the
Count of Anjou, who shortly after
ward ascended the English throne.
and gave him as her marriage dover
the rich provinces OF Potion and
Guienne. And this was the origin
of those wars which for 800 years
ravaged France and which cost the
French nation 100000 men; all of
which, probably. had never taken
place If Louis VII had not been so
rash as to shave off his whiskers,
by which he made himself so dis
gusting to the fair Elcanor.--N. Y.
Press.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-07-16
The weather Pronhct.

II always have been under the
impression ut there ought TO be
society 70. .ppressing information
as to symptoms of disease" remarked
the phlegmatic man. land now I've
come TO the conclusion that we need
another society, one that will prevent
people from getting to know too
much or little about the weather. /
am afflicted with a brother-in-law
who thinks he knows something
about the weather. and all summer
long my life and that of my wife
who takes him seriously-is made
miserable by his predictions that we
are going to have thunderstorm
before night He keeps us in the
house when in our ordinary ignor-
ance we would go out and enjoy our
rainless days; he drives us indoors
by knowing looks at thunder heads.
And on the one day recently when
he never spoke of the weather at all
we went on an excursion at his sug-
gestion and got soaked TO the skin.
If any one will start that society
I'll be one of the charter members. 8"
N. Y. Press.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-07-16
PROMPT TO PAY THE STATE.

Harrisburg Especially AS a re-
suit of a conference between Attorney
General Todd. Deputy Attorney Gen
eral Cunningham, State Treasurer
Sheath and Attorney A. j. Edwards.
for the Commonwealth, and Attorney
Clarence Burleigh and Director Will
liam H. Latshaw, for the suspended
Allegheny National Bank, it Is believ-
ed that an amicable agreement will
be reached, whereby the sCate will
shortly receive the full amount of its
S523,000 deposit in that institution,
with interest.
The conference was called to con-
slider whether or not an agreement
could be reached for settlement
without waiting for the outcome of
the litigation in the Allegheny Coun-
ty courts over the relative respon-
sibility OF the bondsmen.
While no definite action was taken,
ic is stated that the bank people sub
mitted a proposition which MAJ
move the tangle.