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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-02-16

No. ~. So, $50.
l54 acres; 80 acres cleared; soil deep,
fertile and In high state Of cultivation,
productive Of all grain, grass and ex-
ira for apples and peaches. go acres
same quality land in pine, oak and
chestnut timber, fully developed, es-
timated to cutI 200, 900 feet. New six
room dwelling, cellar full size. Barn,
blacksmith and wagon-maker's shop.
Out buildings new and complete IA in
all, J good water power mill, circular
saw and shingle mill. About 100
young bearing apple trees and var
iety of other fruit. Good spring
water at the house, farm supplied with
live water. Good limestone quarry
one-fourth mile, one mile to Emma
vile, two miles to Crystal Springs
Camp Meeting Grounds. Bell phone
system.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-02-16
No. 45.

No. IS.
135 acres, about 100 acres cleared,
balance in timber. House nine rooms;
bank barn and wagon shed with crib
on country road. 60 acres meadow
land, balance smooth and rolling, all
nice to cultivate. Good stock and
fruit farm,
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-02-16

are priced special, II taken 0y
March 18th next.
No. 4.
Eighty acres OF Extra Fruit Land,
so of which are cleared and In high
state OF cultivation. Good dwelling
with I large rooms. A fine arteslan
we'll; barn and shed with crib. Fruit
of all kinds. On good county road
four miles to Hancock. School and
church convenient, II. d. mail. Join;
No. 5. A beautiful location, on tine
east slope.
No. 5.
A farm of so acres, forty OF which
are cleared, the balance is In young
timber. Five room dwelling, stable,
wagon shed with crib, garner and
small buildings. Fruit Of all kinds
This is excellent fruit land and suit
able for all kinds Of grain.
No. 40. So, 300
142 acres, 70 acres cleared and
in good state of cultivation, u
IN tim Der. Good frame barn,
good house and small build
lngs, a good spring and pump
on porch. Soil deep and well
adapted to all kinds of gran
and vegetables and extra ior
fruit; has a good peach orch
ard, an apple and pear orchard
As prune trees, 200 perfectlOn
currants and one half acre straw
berries. One-fourth mile 10
school and church. County ROAD
through farm, r. D. Mail and
telephone. Five miles good roaa
to station, six to Everett, nine
to Bedford. Good market for all
kinds of fruit. See agent OF
owner, j. g. Starr, or properly
2. o., Everett, Pa, r. d. No. l.
No. 1865. $4,000.
Grand house and lot in the VII
lage of Dudley, Huntingdon, CO''
Pa. About one acre OF land, nav
ing thereon bearing orchard Oh
pears, plums, grapes and aoou'
25 apple trees. A large never
failing spring of fine water, ten
room house, a fine porch nearly
around the house, large cellar
with concrete floor, and a sum
mer kitchen, a fine lawn IN fron'
of house. Railroad station wv
yards from house, large hlgn
school, three churches, and three
stores within $50 yards. Ihls
property Is worth three THOUSAND
dollars, but owner, having bougn'
a farm, hence this great bargain
for some one.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-02-16
$4,000,

No. 4z. 50, 900,
100 acres, 90 acres cleared and culti-
vated, balance we'll timbered with pine,
oak, and chestnut, will cut over three
hundred thousand feet of lumber,
Small house and stable. Good fruit
land.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-02-16

No5I.

1l3 acres Farm-Store-Mill property.
About 10 acres cleared. Dwelling OF
eight rooms and store room. Water
power grist mill for buckwheat and
chopping. Variety of fruit, so young
choice apple trees.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-02-16
No. SO.

1856 acres, 10 cleared and cultivated;
balance in pine and oak timber. New
eight room house, stable, excellent
water. On state road, one-half mile
from HnstOntOWn.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-02-16

fenced, $50 rods new wire and locust
posts; soil red shale underlaid with
limestone, smooth and lies nearly
level but self-draining. In good cul-
tivation, suitable for all grain, grass
and fruit. A commodious, ten-room
dwelling in excellent and pleasant To-
cation. Bank barn 74x36, double wa
gon shed with corn crib, stone spring
house u foot wall, two good springs
(hard and soft near dwelling. Live
water at barn and in fields. New five
point rods on barn and three point on
house. Over $50 fruit trees; so acres
good pine and oak timber, can easily
cut 100000 feet OF lumber. M. e.
brick church adjoins farm and rail
road survey crosses. Main county
road passes by building, one mile to
Emmaville. A good all around farm
and beautiful country home.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-02-16

No. 81. So, 300.
l35 acres. Near 100 acres are clear
ed and under good cultivation, bal
ance in extra good oak and white
pine timber. Nine room house; tenant
house, three rooms with a never fail
ing spring of the finest water near by
and pump under roof of mansion
house. Large barn and many other
buildings. A variety Of fruit trees, in
bearing. Soil deep red shale, smooth,
suitable for all grain, grass and fruit.
The best all around farm in the
Cove. A beautiful location, convent
ent to church, school, stores and post
Office. Owner so years old, no help,
must sell.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-02-16
No. SIS.


10 acres, 100 cleared and cultivated,
40 acres we'll timbered with white pine
and oak. Two sets of buildings, two
two-story buildings good as new, SIX
and five rooms, respectively. Barn,
stable, garners, etc Nearly every
field has live spring water, most beau
tiful apples and other fruits. Entire
farm lies nearly level, smooth and can
be made a first-class farm for grain
or fruit. The place is noted for its
extra fine quality of apples and peach
es. Adloins county road; school one
fourth mile, four churches within three
miles. Roller mills convenient. Own
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-02-16
No. 1O2.

New three story furniture
building on Water Street near
City Hotel. Concrete basement
36x36 each, and one 9 4x36 on
first floor front and stairway.
One 1896 furniture room and
three Office rooms on second floor,
large Ice house. Lot As feet 4
inches front. A good invest.
ment.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-02-16
No. 4S.

200 Acres-Grand Fruit Farm, 5000
trees in extra thrifty, good bearing
condition, about 1000 are choice apple
planted two to six years, bore about
600 bushels fine apples last year. Pros
poets are that in few years they will
produce ten thousand bushels, 160
acres are cleared and in good cultiv a.
tion, balance in good pine and oak
timber. Nine room house, cellar,
never failing spring Of fine water near
the house; bank barn and other small
buildings. House and barn have
lightning rods. On county road, one
half mile to school and two churches.
Store, postoflice and roller mills one
mile. The greatest bargain yet for a
home or investment. In few years
one crop Of fruit will bring the price
now asked for the farm. Owner unfor-
tunate with family, left lonely-will
sell at bargain.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-02-16
No. 6S.

I25 acres, 80 cleared and under
good cultivation, balance well
hm bered, mostly with oak. Ten
room house, bank barn, wagon
shed with corn crib all in good
condition. Well and a never fail.
ing spring near house. Fruit of
all kinds, crop every year. Soil
adapted to general farming. On
county road one and one-half
miles to Hustontown. (this Is
the remainder of a large tract and
will likely make over $50 acres }
No. 68s.
Eight and half acres cleared In
high state of cultivation. 10
acres excellent timber. t miles
from Hustontown. Joins rail.
road grade.
No. 20. $500.
l42 acre farm, IS acres cleared,
well fenced and IN extra good
state of cultivation, 55 acres of
prime timber. Whole farm lies
excellent, slightly rolling, smooth.
Soil deep and rich, very produc.
tive for wheat, corn, oats, clover,
timothy''and blue grass andprime
fruit land. House nine rooms;
bank barn, (palnted) 54x48; live
spring water in barn yard, whole
farm supplied with good springs.
Ice house, spring house, wagon
and machine sheds and others.
All buildings in good repair.
Apple orchard and a variety of
choice fruits. On county road
one mile to Hustontown.
No. II. 81, 500.
300 acres prime grain and fruit
land, a beautiful location. 100
acres cleared and under good
cultivation, having had 3,400
bushels of lime recently. 200
acres are in nice timber. Ten
room house, cellar, new bank
barn 52x36-16 #. to square, Ice
house and other buildings. Two
orchards, about $50 thrifty apple
trees, bearing a good variety of
fruit. Two and one half miles to
limestone quarry, one half mile
to school, one mile to Hustontown.
Whole farm lies splendid, part OF
1t slightly rolling, no swamp,
smooth and nice to cultivate.
Prime for all gram, grass and
fruit. Land lies IN a block and
can be divided into two, three or
four farms without damage.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-02-16
$1,000.

152 acres; 9Ocleared and under good
fence and cultivation, balance in ex-
cellent pine, chestnut and oak timber,
not been culled. New two-story, five
room house, finely finished and paper
ed throughout; good bank barn built
1909, has lightning rods. New wagon
shed, granary, etc. Most excellent
water, all helds we'll set In grass. A
variety of fruit, 200 choice apple trees
in thrifty bearing condition, Bell
phone; one-fourth mile to school. on
county road and near railroad survey.
Soil deep red shale, underlaid with
limestone; we'll adapted to general
farming and excellent for fruit. On
account of age and poor health, will
sell at a bargain.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-02-16
Nos. L24 TO 1872.

1855 and 7 are fine building
lots.
129-a lot with new six room
house 20x2S, 81" 16 #. Black
smith and wagon makers shop
two-story 24x62.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-02-16
5000

ll6 acres. About so acres cleared
and cultivated, balance in timber.
most all thrifty oak and chestnut;
the large will cut sixty thousand feet.
Excellent fruit land, good spring wa
ter, county road through timber land; /;
on railroad survey.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-02-16
No. SO.

81 acres. Store property dwelling
of seven rooms and a commodious
store room, ware room near by and
barn, all in good condition. About
150 thrifty berring fruit trees. This is
good and pleasant location for store
and home. Bell phone, adjoins
church property, school convenient
and on county crossroads.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-02-16
No. 1O5.

Good substantial house in
splendid repair, 50 feet front and
80 deep, with new three story
1Sx18 feet frame "T" in rear, fine
spring basement, two large base.
ment kitchens, five commodlous
rooms and hall on first floor,
eight good rooms and hall on sec.
ond floor; large new stable,
house for eight buggies, lot 55x
900 feet. Splendid location for
any business. Rooms easily ar
ranged; was the leading general
store at one time; suitable for two
families. Owner having pur.
chased a large farm and money
to raise by March Is, 1911. Offers
a great bargain if taken by that
date. Would be a good invest
ment.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-02-16

1000 feet; 223 acres are cleared, soil
is red shale, fertile, in high state Of
cultivation and adapted to general
farming; $50 acres in woods with o
large quantity OF stave and lumber
timber. All this land is smooth, deep
soil and, when cleared, will make the
"Ideal Fruit Land" of the country.
There are two sets of buildings, two
dwellings, two bank barns. and many
other smaller buildings. A va
riety Of fruit-bearing trees. Church,
school, store and post-ofiice adjoin
this farm. Bell phone system on
farm. This land lies nearly in a
square, can easily be divided into
four farms and have improvements on
all. Will be sold cheap to close estate
of Hon. John T. Richards.
No. ~. $500
8 acres, cheap home, for poultry and
fruit raising: six acres cleared. Two
story, four room house, good cellar
and spring, Stable and variety of
fruit trees. School and church close.
No. 2Z
Ideal grain and stock farm and
noted for the full crops annually OF
fine quality OF apples. About $50
acres are cleared, well fenced, soil
deep, red shale and in fine state of
cultivation, well set to clover, timothy
and bluegrass. Splendid for stock,
having fine flowing spring water and
productive for all kinds OF grain.
l4O acres heavy timber, principally
oak. Good eight room dwelling with
extra water at the door. New bank
barn S0x40 with large shed attached
and fine live water in the shed. Dou-
BILE wagon house with corn crib; sheep
barn; and many other buildings.
About five hundred choice apple trees.
County road by buildings. School
and church convenient.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-02-16
No. f..
No. s..

A farm of 50 acres, forty OF which
are cleared, the balance is in young
timber. Five room dwelling, stable,
wagon shed with crib, garner and
small buildings. Fruit OF all kinds
This is excellent fruit land and suit
able for all kinds of grain.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-02-16

er elderly, no use for farm-hence Of
fered at great bargain.
No. So IL. $3.50.
One and one-half acre lot. House
nine rooms, two halls, built 1907; con-
venient and pleasant home. Suitable
location for doctor. A splendid
poultry lot.
No. 81. 81, 800.
l45 acres, extra fruit land, on pike
II miles west of McConnellsburg. 10
acres cleared and in good state OF
cultivation; is adapted to general
farming and extra for apples, peaches
appricots, plums, cherries and small
fruits. New six-room house, summer
kitchen, bank barn and small build
ings. School house on farm. 10
acres are woodland of young timber.
No. So. ST. 800.
81 acres, 83 acres cleared, balance
In good oak timber. Eight room
house, bank barn, and all necessary
small buildings. Never failing live
water at the door, farm supplied with
good spring water. Adjoins county
road, one-fourth mile to school and
church.
No. 65. ST, 500.
157 acres, 65 acres cleared, balance
in good pine and oak timber. Six
room house, stable and other small
buildings. Well at door, adjoins
county road, six miles to McConnells-
burg.
No. 81. ST. 700.
1Ol acres, 10 cleared and in high
state OF cultiv alton, balance we'll
timbered. House eight rooms, bank
barn and all necessary small build
ings. Excellent fruit OF all varieties
in abundance every year, over 100
young bearing apple trees and about
same of other varieties. Soil deep
red shale, fertile and suitable for all
grain and grass and extra for fruit.
No. 65. ST, 200
100 acres, 100 cleared and cultivat-
ed, balance timbered. House six
rooms, stable and small buildings.
Variety Of fruit; live water In all
fields; two springs near house-one
white sulphur. Apjoined railroad
grading. On county road one-half
mile to Hustontown.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-02-16

NO. lHI. 81, IOO.
Corner lot, East Water St., Nc
Connellsburg, Pa. "a t x 220 feet.
Nine room house 20x32 aud "T"
16xI6 feet. Excellent cellar,
bath room and all modern con.
veniences. Wash, wood, smoke,
poultry and, buggy houses;
stable 16x24, All buildings well
built of good material and good
as new. Fine lawn on each side
and In front of dwelling, concrete
walks, Also corner lot vacant,
level and dry, adjoining alley with
above property, each adjoining
fine residences. Will be sold to.
gether.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-02-16

$50 acres, one hundred cleared and
cultivated, balance In woodland. New
large eight room dwelling, barn and
small buildings. Good spring for all
the fields. Land smooth and lies fine.
Gould be made a grand farm for all
grain, grass and fruit.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-02-16

904 acres. Extra Fruit Land for Or
chard Company or Grain and Stock
Farm, the best land for apples,
peaches, cherries and small fruits in
America, one mile to railroad survey.
Adjoins three county roads, beauti-
fully located at an elevation OF nearly
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-02-16

NO. III.
256 acres, Extra for Fruit or Grain.
so acres cleared and in extra good state
of cultivation; smooth and very pro-
ductive of all kinds OF grain, balance
ingood timber-most allisyoung thrift
ty pine and oak; the fully develop
ed will cut 100, 900 feet oflumber. Dwell
ling, eight rooms, water in the house; a
bank barn"L" shed attached, double
wagon shed withcrib; blacksmith shop;
buggy and machine shed: hog, poultry
and wood houses All buildings we'll
built and almost as good as new. 200
thrifty, young bearing apple trees and
variety Of other fruit. Church, school,
store and post-oflice one-fourth mile.
Adjoirs two county roads, has bell
phone in the house. A Beautiful
Country Home.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-02-16
$500.

100 acres, about IS acres cleared,
good as new S-room house, large barn
and other buildings; on county road.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-02-16

Eight and half acres cleared In
high state of cultivation. 1C
acres excellent timber. t miles
from Hustontown. Joins rail
road grade.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-07
At the Hotels

3 A. Holt of Gardner is in the city
today. ~
J. Hodgins Of Lisbon is in the city
today.
Frank Durham Of Edmunds was in
the city today.
John Thompson of Leonard was in
the city today.
Geo P. Jones Of LaMoure is a CUES,
in the city today.
W. j. Morrish and wife of Page are
In the city today.
F. G. Berry, Of Dickinson stopped
In the city today.
VIM. Crawford of Grand Forks spent
the day in the city.
A. M. Graham of Winnipeg stopped
In the city yesterday.
E. N. Boyd and wife of Valley Cltv
are in the city today
]. w. Bliss of Bismarck was in the
city today on business.
c. A. spelIman of Casselton is in the
city today on business.
w. ]. Alexander of Rolla was a Far
go business caller today.
v. Morgan of walcott is a guest at
the Webster hotel today.
Andy M. Carr of Minot is a guest
at the Gardner hotel today
E. T. Isle of Grand Forks was in
the city today on business.
c. P. Kelly of Cooperstown was a
Fargo business caller today.
D. A. Deshon of Jamestown is in
the city today on business.
P. H. Rourke of Lisbon is e,ast
at the Metropole hotel today.
Miss Glover streck of Alice was in
the city today visiting friends.
chas. Nelson of McHenry made
business call in the city today.
Sen. F. s. Talcott of Buffalo is
guest at the Waldorf hotel roday.
Ben Hall of Grand Forks is a russt
at one of the local hotels today.
DR. Greacey of Bismarck spent the
day among the local physicians.
M. A. Tenny of Devils Lake STONED
at one OF the local hotels today.
M. P. Fiskum and wife of Balfour are
guests at the Prescott hotel today.
Geo. F. Faherer of New Rockford
was In the city today on business.
G. w Athey of Grand Forks mingled
IN the local business district today.
A, M. Peterson of Hunter was reg
istered at one Of the local hotels to-
day.
Geo. W. Burd and wife of Hanna
ford are registered at the Elliott no.
tel today
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"RULE OF REASON"
IS 0. H., SAYS
WICKERSHAM
Continued From Page one.

destruction of the great combinations
Familiarity known as trusts"
The attorney general reviewed the
Standard Oil and Tobacco cases
THE decree holds that any combina-
tion," said Mr.. Wickersham, that re-
strains or restricts trade or commerce
to the detriment of the public Is in vio-
lation Of the first section Of the act. This
principle applies to all associations of
competitors of the character usually
known as pools; to agreements with
Go-called wholesale or retail agents
whereby the manufacturer of an ar
ticlc, even though made according to
some secret process or formula, seeks
to control the price at which IL may
be sold by purchasers, directly or in
directly. from the manufacturer. 1t
applies also to attempts to control
competition between independent con-
Germs by means of a common stock
holding trust, whether individual or
corporation holder.
size alone does not constitute mon
opoly. The attainment of a dominant
position In business acquired by the
result of honest enterprise and normal
methods of business development is
not violation of the law. But unfair
methods of trade. by destroying and
excluding competitors by means Of In
Incorporate stockholdings, or by
means of agreements between actual
or potential competitors, whereby the
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four wires and ask The
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Miss bennett is now on a visit to
friends in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Johnston left
this morning on the special for Ro-
chester, N Y.
Miss Esther Pinney is expected home
tomorrow from Lake Melissa, where
she has been the guest of Miss Ruth
Gardner this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Farrand of North
Broadway left this afternoon to open
their summer home on Lake Detroit
for the rest of the season.
Mr. and Mrs A. M. Knight returned
last evening from Sentinel Butte, Mont,
and other western points, where they
have spent the past fortnight.
Mrs. VIM. McMurcny and daughter,
Miss Katherine, who have been the
guests of Mrs j. G. Carnine of
Eleventh street north. left yesterday
afternoon accompanied by Mrs. Car
nine for Grand Forks. Miss McMur-
chy expects to leave at the end of the
month for Berkeley, Cal, while Mrs.
McMurchy will be the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Wilson of Grand Forks I'M
til fall.