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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-04-15
B0LO THE FAD IN LONDON so.
Getty.

Weird Example of Canine Species Re-
places the Blue Bird and Teddy
Bear.
Poor Teddy bear seems likely to lose
his place not only in the nursery but
in the favor of My Lady Fair. For a
time the "bluebird," the symbol of "the
vague emotional state of happiness"
according to the Maeterlinck play at
the Haymarket Theatre, seemed to be
to the front in favor of society. The
bluebird was to be seen carried about
in my lady's arms as she went shop
ping, just as she had been wont to do
previously with her big Teddy bear.
But the bluebird was too pretty to
keep long in favor. 1t wasn't stupid
enough, or ugly enough, or human
enough, like the Teddy bear.
Now it is Bolo, and BolO certainly
threatens to replace the Teddy bear in
juvenile and also in feminine affection.
He is a weird example of the canine
species, and his brown and white coat
and his impudent, pulled face are be-
coming features OF the London toy
shop, windows. The original form
which Bolo is designed is Mr.. George
Ais creation of the dog character at
the Drury Lane pantomine. The man
ager of Hamley's, who are the makers
of the English Teddy bear, of the blue
bird, of the "mouser" of last year
Which, however, did not catch on
much-and of Bolo, said he thought
the revulsion Of feeling in the matter
of toys on the part of the younger
generatiOn-and others-is due to an
innate attraction for something that
is sensational.
Bolo certainly is sensationally ugly
enough. Perhaps that's why SO many
grown-ups buy Bolo as mascots to fix
on their automobiles or place in their
boudoirs.
To meet the fancy of society, too, the
new big hotel which the West End Ho-
tel Syndicate is putting up in the
Brompton road is to have the biggest
ballroom which will be found in all
London, and it is to be the best, too.
1t is to occupy the entire basement of
the building and Is to have a spring
floor. A Spring floor" is so built that
II gives" at the least touch and makes
dancing much pleasanter than on a
rigid floor. Such floors have hitherto
Deen unknown in England. When
they are laid down in all dancing halls
authorities say they are bound to
come-dancing will become even more
popular than it is now.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-04-15
- 100000 MATCHES EACH MIN
Lsh Ute OF DAY.

,,,en Billions a Year a. is the Worlds
consumption, and it AZ Worth Con-
sidering.
.bington, D. c., Saturday.-By
Na ad If the brief minute taken to
TIE these lines the nations of the
rea a,,ed world will have struck 3,000,-
CLUTCHES. This is the average for
Vu u, minute of the twenty-four hours
eVel! dav. Seven billion is the num-
o. 'f tor each year, and those living I'M
Nj +he American flag are said to be
deI ,a1eftle for the consumption Oh
IssapYbalf of this amount.
Ol Etn importance of the industry
TN In turns out the little splinters of
WIZ timed with sulphur or some
FeOu material ignited by friction is
0moi recognized when the average
onn :tor tries to contemplate his pre-
ssirsment if he had to go back to the
t ar when he had to coax spark from
Tho answer is, he would smoke a
ia+ deal less because of the diff
s nItv in getting a light, or else smoke
tu Ilt+iinnously in order to keep alive
CUl frn al the end of his stogie or
T nT pipe or cigarette.
hc snail and insignificant as it is, the
-,atch demands perhaps as much at
union in the choice Of the wood go
!Sr into it's manufacture as any other
i ~ product. Only the choicest
norrions of the best trees are suitable.
SSonwood, knotty or cross grained tim
her will not do.
u instead of being a by product of
thor articles of manufacture, the lit
.,a match is turned out at hundreds of
u,;1Is over the country where the by
n r,, are bulky objects like doors,
assh. shingles, siding, posts and cord
Tood, Pine, linden, aspect, white cedar,
nonlar. birch and willow are the most
cuitabl e match timbers.
The matchmakers- the matri-
monial kind-are already finding that
tho amount of choice timber available
ic dWindling. Forest conservation, if
onnled to the holdings of the match
companies, as it is on Uncle Sans
national forests in the West, will do
much to make the supply sufficient for
q large number of years than would
10 the case if the old time wasteful
iumbering methods of a few years ago
should continue.
The rapid increase in stumpage
rrices is one Of the chief factors in
encouraging the wise use of the for
psts where suitable match timber is
available.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-04-15

Perhaps our clouds have silver
lining, but IT generally takes other
people to see 1t.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-04-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
WESTMINSTER

$50 you think worry kills more peo-
pie than work r.
I'm sure of it," replied the sar-
castle scientist.
why p
Because 90 many people find IL
easier than work and devote their time
to it.'-Washington Star.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-04-15

Griggs Injecting friend)-Hallo,
Briggs; what's in the wind
Briggs-Dust, confound it Boston
Transcript.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-09

! 4 distritos.
Los 'lopiztas' obtuvie.
ron entire Bayamon, Vega al
ia, Naranjito, Arecibo, Ctua-
do, San Sebastian, Caguas,
Aibonito y Rio.grande 1913
votos.
La Union obtuvo ahora
en- ell distrito de San Juan
1865 votos por 14,80l en-
1908, y l0,989 en- Arecibo
por 11,574 en- 1908.
LAS mayorlas unionistas
mas importantes en- las muni-
cipalidades han sido 2O65, en-
Comerio, 2776 en- San Sebas-
tian, 1858 en- Caguas, 1882 en-
Iabucoa, 24l7 en- Humacao,
1913 EN- Lares, 1878 en- Ca
muy, 1858 ell Arecibo, 1912
en- Vega alta, 1857 en- Vega
baja.
"A las 1890 de la noche
lei estado del distrito de
Aguadilla era 10, ,456 votos
unionistas por 9, 100 republi-
canos faltando datos de Yau-
co. Este municipio di6 en-
1908 un contingente de 5000
votos republicanos por 2,283.
unionistas. Ell ''partido yau.
cano' disidente del republic
cano vota la candidatura unio
nista de la camara.
"A las 12.45 figuraba la
Union de Puerto Rico con
95,9 ,953 votos faltando Yauco,
Penuelas, LOLA y Culebra-
Los republicanos t e n a n
SO. .293. La mayoria unionis-
ia a esa hora era de 1880.
Contamos como votos republi.
canos los de los puros de Ba.
yamon que son 914. Los
obreros tuvieron 752 en- Are.
cibo y 124 los democ1atas.
A la l.45 informaron de la
oficina de TELEGRAPH que la es-
tacl6n de Yauco, habia cerra-
do el despacho sin trasmitir
ell resultado de la election
ALI.
Como Sc We, por la presente
estadistica puede asegurarse
que la Union ha obtenido el
triunfo total en- los Z distri.
tos. Tendra pues por ter
cera vez la absolute represen.
taci6n en- la camara legisla.
tiva.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-09

el ola de aver,
---Aunque los llamados re-
! formistas de Santurce habian
acordado ell retraimiento, sc
asegura q. la mayor parte, ha
votado la candidatura repu.
blicana. Otros en- cambio,
mantuvieron su actitud nc
votando el ticket republica.
no 6 eliminando ell nombre
del alcalde.
"A medic dia de aver ha-
bla una mayoria unionista en-
Puerta de Terra.
layer tarde Sc informaba
que seguia muy renida la elec
ci6n en- Fajardo, Guayama y
Mayaguez, con visos de triun'
70 para los republicanos y
que en- Vieques, Aibonito y
Juana Diaz ell triunfo unio.
nista era seguro.
Eel senor Ramon Siaca
Pacheco sub.secretario interi,
no de Puerto Rico fue envia
do por ell gobernador a Sar
Lorenzo.
"A las cinco y media una
manifestation republican, re
corrio la ciudad en- celebra.
ci6n del triunfo de su partido.
LA noche Sc ha pasado
| tranquila salvo alguno que
otro incidente sin importan-
cia.
"A las go informaron en-
la secretaria del gobernador
que toda la isla seguia ha.
ciendo la election con tran.
quilidad. El gobernador es.
tuvo todo el dia atendiendo a
los iuformes que Sc le comu-
nicaban de las poblaciones de
la isla por medic de la jefatu
ra de la policia insular. Fl
ayudante del cuartel general
Sr. Poillon, desde las prime.
ras horas de la mafana esta-
ba EN- su despacho comuni-
cando con los jefes de distrito
de la policia insular.
Mas de 1000 personals des.
filaron desde las 10 a las 2 de
la tarde por las oficinas de la
Junta Central de la Union de
Puerto Rico, obteniendo da-
tos e inquiriendo y proporcio-
nando noticias de la marcha
de la lucha electoral Ell la
ciudad y sus poblados.
---El compute de las elec.
clones comunicado hasta las
$50 de la noche demuestran
que los repnblicanos han
triunfado ell un solo munich
pic que es ell de Guayama y
han perdido a .Vieques. Los
otros municipios solo han con
servado sus posiciolles ante
riores.
En- las municipalidades
hasta las II de la noche que
faltaban datos de Yauco, Pc.
huelas, Yabucoa, Lola Y Gu.
lebras; hnbo los siguientes
cambios, Guayama y Maya
guez, que eran unionistas
quedaron por los republicanos
y Juana Diaz que tenia antes
una gran mayoria republica
na y Nieques que fue republi
cano en- 1906 quedaron POI
la Union.
En- Naranjito los "Lopiz
tas" tuvieron mayoria Ell el
compute de republicanos y
nnionistas separadamente.
Lopiztas, 571; republicanos,
$50 y unionistas. 493.
"A las II de la noche 10:
unionistas segun los datos re.
cibidos tenian asegurados los
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-09

RepuDllcanos, b3l. Mayorla
unionista SIS.
Manati, Unionistas. 1888,
Republicans, 1879. Mayo
ria Unionista l.3l4.
Anasco, Unionistas, 1881.
Republicans 952. Mayoria
Unionista 729.
Vega Baja, Unionistas,
1864. Republicanos 107. Ma
yoria Unionista 1851.
Rincon, Unionistas, 9S3.
Republicanos. 282. Mayoria
Unionista 7O1.
Toa alta. Unionistas 747,
Republicanos, 1o0. Mayoria
unionistas 567.
Corozal. Unionistas, 1888
Republicanos, 1852. Mayoria
unionistas, 1926.
Vega alta. Unionistas 1917
Republicanos 4. Lopiztas, /,
Mayoria unjonista. 1912.
Dorado, Republicanos, 466
Unionistas. 45. Mayoria Re
publicana 421.
Areclbo. Unionionistas,
22,681. Republicans "a. Lo.
piztas, /. Democratas, 124.
Obreros. 752. Mixtos, 12S.
Mayoria unionista en- conjun-
to 1862, sumando los repu.
blicanos, lopiztas, dem6cra-
tas, obreros y mixtos W sus-
Traction del total de estos.
Juana Diaz. Unionistas,
2,5o4. Republicanos, 1,409.
Mayoria unionista, 1905.
Santa Isabel. Unionistas,
75S. Republicans, CSC. Ma
yoria llnionista, y.
Naranjito. Unionistas, 495.
Lopiztas. 571. Republicanos
336. Mayoria a favor de los
lopiztas sobre la Union 7S.
Mayoria lopista sobre los re.
publicanos. 235. :
Yabncoa. Unionistas 1748
Republicanos, 66. Mayoria
un;onista 1852.
A las , de la tarde de aver
Sc daba como SECURE el triun-
fo unionista Ell el municipio
y distrito de Ponce por una
mayoria de mas de 5000 vo.
tos. De Mayagiiez informa.
ron que la actitud de ciertos
elementos repubiicanos era
agresiya y que los directories
de los trabaios unionistas re.
comendaban mucha pruden.
cia pero la mayor enargia pa.
IA sostener sn derecho.
"A la una dc la tarde del
marics Sc deeia en- la ciudad
que seglln las notas recibidas
Ell ell comit4 republ.cano de
la eiu lad habian rerdido 490
votos.
Ell fiscal de la corte de
distrito Lcdo. Luis Campillo,
eStuvo desde la manana del
martes. Y tarde recorriendo la
ciudad y sus pob!ados acom-
pahado en- gu aa:oGl0vil por
el jefe de la detective Y ell
iefe de la ofcina de informa-
zion de la policia insular Sr.
San i'cilGo.
--.El Dr. Barbosa acompa.
Iaao de los Sres. Luis San
chez Morales y del ingeDiero
lie Ii tiudad Sr. Mont!l!a es-
tuvo Il mayor parte del dia
ti.iieIyio los trabajos electo.
rales en- Ia ciudad hacienGo
los viaics Ell el autom6vil del
ingeniero.
Al jefe del partido repu-
blicano Lcdo. Jose de Guz-
man Benitez no Sc le VIC ira
ba .iando Ell ia ciudad durante
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-09
Las nocias telegrafcas recbidas por LA Correspond
2specto delresutado de las eecclones como sgue

Las Marias. Unionistas,
l, 163. Republicanos, 247. Ma
yoria unionista 9l6.
San Juan. Primer pre-
sinto. Unionistas 1,142. Re
publicanos, 1878. Socialis
tas, 33.
Segundo presinto. Puerta
de TERRA, Unionistas, 729.
Republjcanos, 7S4.
San Juan. Tercer presinto.
Republicanos, 1893. MO
nislas, 667. Mayoria repu-
blicana, 526. Rectificado la
suma de IN preslnto da un
total general de: Cnionlstas,
2,53S. Republicanos 1865.
Mayoria republicana LII.
Salinas. IL nionisfas l.O15.
Rrpublicanos, 266.. .-Votos de
may oria Ell favor de la Union
$50.
Ponce ST. nionistas ga
naron municipio por una ma
yorla de 3.0SS.- --Republicanos
tuvieron mayoria en- 3 cole
glos u. % y --Corresponsal
Tea Baj...-J nionistas 6l4.
Republican, S. = 1872 Mayoria
{ nionista lo22.
Moca, Union stas, 500 Re
publicanos, 1868. --Mayoria
Republicans. 563.
patill as. niollistas. IL, ,392
Republicanos. --574.-- Mayoria,
{ nionista. SIS.
Aguas Buenas.-- --Unionistas
S05,- .Republicanos, 137.. Ma.
voria uuionista 6SS,
Cidra. L nionistas.,- .3l2..
Rapuhlicanos. 3224. Mayorla
[ nionista 9SS.
.Aibonito, Unionistas, 1861
Repuolicanos, 435. Lopiztas
/. Mayoria unionista, 625.
Rio Piedras. [ nionistas
1926 Republicanos. 1889.
Mayoria unionista 737.
Lares, { nionistas, 2,239.
Repchiicanos, l,1O6. Mayo.
ria unionista l.l33.
Camny, [ nionistas 1,403.
Republicanos. 130, Mayoria
unionista l,213.
Comerio. [ Cnionistas 2,07s.
Republicanos. 13. Mayoria
[ nionista 2.065.
Ponce, nionistas, 6,2221.
Republicans, 3,507, Mayo
ria Cnionista, 22.714.
Quebradillas, Lnionistas.
l.2223. Republicanos 10. Ma
yoria | nionista, l,lS0
Caycy. Jnionistas. 2.254.
ReplIhl;rano-, 1898 Mayo
ria , nloniota, Sol.
san German, Republicanos
., ,S25. nionistas. 985. Ma
yori4 Republican, 1.S3S.
M;tritao, Cnionistas, 135.
Repttb.icanoa 424. Mayoria
Il ii0nista 3ll.
Carolina, inionistas l.498.
Republicanos. so. Mayoria
nioais,a l.43o.
Cabo Roio, | nionistas. 1882
Republicanos. 1898. Mayo
ria unionista $50.
Rio Grande. nionistas.
1850. RepublIanos. -, Lo-
pztas. ?. slayorla en- con
jilnlo Ia [ Ei0n 1902.
Isabella. Repub.icanos. 1859
| nioEis as. 1.272. Mayoria,
republican, 4S7.
Iayaguez. Republicans,
3s4I. | nionistas. 3.503. Ma
yoria republieana. 544.
san Lorenzo nionistas
I572 Repnblicanos, 61S. Ma
yoria unionista 9j9.
Mor1vis. UnioniStas. l149
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-09

HHmacaO, Novlembre 81.
"La Correspondence, San
Juan. Ell resultado de la
election es como sigue: Mu-
hoz, 1926. Rieckholf, sos.
Mayoria por ell delegado unio
nista 2,417.
GALES. : Unionistas. 1,5sS.
Republicanos S21. Mayoria
unionista 767.
Trujillo alto. Unionistas,
, 929. Republicanos, II. Ma
yoria unionista 9l7.
Maunabo. Unionistas 5S4.
Republicanos, 72. Mayoria
unionista 5l2.
Barranquitas. Unionistas,
1910. Republicans, 81. Ma
yoria unionista 1853.
San SEBASTIAN, I nlOnlstas
2915. Republicanos, 137. Lo-
piztas, l. Mayoria unionis,
ia 2.777.
Barros. Republicanos, 1906
Unionistas, 343. Mayorla re-
nnh]icana 1909
Hatillo. [ nionistas. liz t.
Repnnlicanos, l07. Mayors
unionista 1917.
AguadilIa. Republicanos,
2,3O7. Unionistas 1875. Ma,
yoria republican, 932.
Juncos. Unionistas. 1872.
Republicanos, 124. Mayoria
unionista, 1868.
Lajas. Unionistas, 2S6. Re
publicanos 1926. Mayorla
republicana $40.
Naguabo, Unionistas, 1853
republicanos, 100. Mavorla
unionista 1925.
Guayanilla. Jnioni5tas,
1888. Republicans, 59i. Ma
yoria unionista, 697.
Gurabo. [ Jnionistas, us
Republicanos, 46. Mayoria
unionista, 672.
Aguada. I nionistas, 1861
Republicanos, 727, Mayoria
unionistas. 334.
Bayamon. Republicanos,
1876. Cnionistas, l,O5s. Re-
publicanos puros, GA. Lo.
piztas de la Union, ). Ma.
yoria republican, sobre la
Union SIS. Sobre los repu,
blicanos puros. 962. sobre
los Lopiztas, 1871.
Arroyo. nionistas, S713.
RepuIlicanos, 243. Mayoria
| nionista, 65o.
Ggayama. Republicanos,
1929. LniOnistas 1918. Ma.
yoria re- ublicana II.
Coamo. Repuolicanos cool
[ nioni-tas. 6sS. Mayoria re
pubIicana lll3.
sabana Grande Repub Ii
cano- 1894. L nj oni st as.
1899. Mayoria republieana.
ls5.
Fajardo. tnionistas. l17a2
Rep 'biicanoS I4,s. Mayorla
unioai:ta-. 3e4.
Adjun.as. | nionistas,
1850. l:opubllcanos. l.2o2
Mayo.ia iinionisla, 361.
Nieql,es. UnionisIas. 121o
Rpubl.cuilos. ILL.,. Mayo.
ria unicni.ta. LIS.
itueao. nionistas. 1sl9
LopiEa-. 11H2. Eepilblic9.
m. III Mayoria uulo.lsta
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-09
|MPORTAN T|S|MO.

A los sehores representatives. de la
prensa extrangera en- general, Sc les
suplica muy encarecidamente, envien
su direction postal, y la de los peri6-
dicos que representan, q P. O. Box,
I. Ysbucoa P. f.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-09
TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF PORTO RICO
sUBAsTA PUBLICA.

SUBASTA PUBLICA. BIENES INMUEBLEs
En- Ia Coecurf R 1nternas Ba da 81 de novembe
1910 los sgu da da las 10 de
los od los 5iene reaconados parte los
necesar cubr las cnbucion fueron
bagados haber pagad debido tempo conbucn
cdas los segn done Ley de Rentas Internal
PROPHTAROa Description de Ia Propdad Contbucione gast
aproxmados
SEGUNDA BUBASTA
Juan Miro CastaheI 81 Bo Pugado Afua 32A9l
Puedn del deseen los repevos expent
Ell comprador popedad dbe depoa elective
dez ento del vaor vnd perdea cas
deare pagan Ia ua e fue subatada
ppedad durane los dez ds guentee verifc6
Vega Baja, P P. SepGembre % de 1910.
(Firmado) Manuel Cuevas,-Colector
Aprobado: Samuel D. Gromer, Acting Treasurer
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-09

Cuando I'd. quera viajar deje razon con Swiggett
Bross. San Juan con H. E. Gates Ponce, xarantiza-
Ia meor atencion. Tenemos un emplcado especial
para este servcio 81 nosotros podemos facitar e
servicio es e deber de el buscar uno que pueda.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-09

Busque nuestra senal en- el radiador 81 no Ieva
nuestra marca Regstrada como el "che no pertenece
al ATLAS LINE por consiguiente pueden lIevar la
garantia de servcio esmerada que evan todas las ma
quinas de! ATLAS LINE. Para evitar moestias
demora de tempo apuntese nosotros pata euaquie
L, IL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-09

Aprobado: Samuel D. Gromer, Acting Treasurer.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-12-22
They We're His Subscribers.

The Orblsonla Dispatch tells
this story, but did not give the
name of the newspaper man.
Despatch says preacher recent
ly grew fervent IN exhortlng to
honest living and near the close
OF the sermon he said, LET every
person In the house who is pay.
ing his or her debts stand up"
Instantly every man and woman
IN the house, save one, was stand
ing. After they were peacefully
seated, the dominic asked" Now
let those stand up who are not
paying their debts, "and long
lean man of sixty or more years,
clothed in seedy suit of the past
decade, slowly assumed a perpen
dicular position III his pew. How
Is 1t my friend" inquired the
minister in austere tone, "that
you are the only one of this ia
telligent congregation who does
not meet his obligatlons?" The
lanky individual meekly answer.
ed, 81 run a newspaper and the
brethern here who just stood up
are my subscribers and"-the
minister broke in abruptly with,
"We Will close with the benedlc.
tlon."
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-12-22
Sale Register.

Tuesday, March z, c. NJ. Ray,
having bought a farm and beng
obliged to reduce his stock, will
sell at his residence on the Patter
son farm, 2 miles southwest OF
McConneilsburg, horses, cattle,
hogs, farming implements, &c.
Sale begins at 10 o'clock. "A. l..
While, Auctioneer.
Thursday, March 9, George
Brant having bought a farm in
Cumberland county, and intend
ing to remove thereto, will sell al
his residence on "the old Glllis
farm" p miles northwest of Nc
Connellsburg, horses, cattle, hogs
farming implements, hay, grain,
&c.-A. L. While, Auctloneer.
Friday, March 18th, W. M
Lathers, intending to remove from
the County, will sell at his resi-
dence on the Sam Wldney farm
1 mile east of Burnt Cabins, live
stock, farming implements, hay
grain, household goods, etc. Sale
will begin at IL o'clock, noon. A
l.. While, auctioneer.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-12-22
GEM.

George Z. Sipes and wife were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Mellott.
j. Thomas Laley, who had been
housed up a few days on account
of asthma and acute indigestion
is out again writing up business
for the Fulton County Mutual
Fire Insurance Company.
Mrs. John G. Mellott has not
quite regained her former health
but IS convalesclng slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Nell.
oft, of McConnellsburg, and Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander Mellott, OF
Needmore, and their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jonas Mellott, were
guests in the home of Isaiah
Mellott last Sunday.
Anon Flttery spent last Sun
day at Conrad Sipes's.
Miss Jessie Slpes and brother
Charles spent last Sunday at DR..
]. B. Mellott's.
Gayle Remsburg, of near War.
fordsburg, spent Saturday eve
nlng in the home of B. f. Daniels.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-12-22
DON'T BR BALD.
Nearly Anyone May Secure a SpleSdid
ir0Wth of Hair.

We have a remedy that has a
record of growing hair and cur
ing badness IN SO out of every
100 cases where used according
to directions for a reasonable
length of time. That may seem
like a strong statement-lt is,
and we mean it to be, and no one
should doubt 1t until they have
put our claims to an actual test.
We are so certain Rexall "93"
Hair Tonic will cure dandruff,
prevent badness, stimulate the
scalp and hair roots, stop falling
hair and grow new hair, that we
personally give our positive guar.
antee to refund every penny paid
US for 1t in every instance where
it does not give entire satisfac.
ton to the user.
Rexall "93" Hair Tonic is as
pleasant to use as clear spring
water. 1t Is delightfully."- per-
fumed, and does not grease or
gum the hair. Two sizes, SOC.
and S1.00. With our guarantee
back of 1t, you certainly take no
risk. Sold only at our store
The Rexall Store. Leslie w.
Seylar.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-12-22
Get Out Your Pencils.

There is little problem which
is given not because 1t Is difficult
but for the reason that 1t Is ratt
er peculiar and may prove instruo
tive; A lady who died May 9Th,
1909, was said to be aged SO years
4 months and 80 days; what was
the date of her birth?
Let the schoolboy and school
girl, readers of the NEWS figure
it up and hand In their answers
IN time for our next issue. We
will bllsh the names of those
giving the correct answer.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-12-22
EstfaY Notice.

About a month ago white
faced COW and calf, a yearling
Holsteln bull, aud a yearllng steer
came upon the premises of Ralph
Glenn, near Webster Mills, and
are there yet; the owner is here
by notified to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, and
take them away, or they will be
disposed OF according to law.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-12-22
Ends Winters Troubles.

To many, winter Is a season OF
trouble. The frost bitten toes
and fingers, chapped hands and
lips, chilblalns, cold, sores, red
and rough sklus, prove this. But
such troubles fly heforeBucklen IS
Arnica Salve. A trial convinces.
Greatest healer OF Burns, Boils,
Piles, Cuts, Sores, Eczema and
Spralns. Only 25c. at Trout's
drug store.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-12-22
A Clean Watch

means good time for years tc
come. True economy in a time
piece lies IN cleanliness. My
business is the care of watches.
1t will cost you nothing to let me
examine your watch.
d. r. Ramsey,
Jeweler & Engraver,
McConnellsburg, Pa.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-12-22
Election Of Directors,

A reg olar meeting Of the Share
holders of The First National
Bank of McConnellsburg, Pa,
will be held on Tuesday, January
10, 1911 between the hours of IL
m. and 2 p. M, at the Banking
House. Election OF Directors.
MERRILL w. MACE,
IL S.t5. Cashier.