MERCANTILE tr - " ALL OVER THE HOUSE. APPRAISER' TAX LIST. 'ULTON COUNTY NEWS. 0ktA'AAX'AnAMV,MMM0000H0A0.0J00f00'-000A0.00.0P0Mrt Seasonable Goods 0 A Pep Into the Draining Room of tht MvCnntieliMhurtf. April irt. iflmi. and Prices. Memorial Day. Up to Data Woman. ". he follow In in II mi uf rm ill iiml hol.-vil- verniers or (ifivers In iiooK wares, iinrelmu be observed An up to dote woman's dressing dise, uoniUMMliuert or effect r whomever Memorial Day will kind or rmttire, nuliject to nierrnitttle Ilcon-- 86. W. Reisner & Co. on room la a very paradise. In one tux in Fulton eonnty, PeniiMvlviitilH, returned to by sorvices lathe Court llouso the proper Hiitlmrltle tlierelu, by the iiiuier-MKue- 0. corner is her bath, a deep mnrblo af- Mereunihe AppruHor lu unit for he ROUSS RACKET STORE May 30, under the auspices of county of r ii. ton uroieMiiitl, mid published iy fair flush with the ground cov- will be de- and the direction of the commtHMionerM uf mild King Post. Addresses ered when not iu use with a chin- county: livered by . R. Shaffner, Esq., Name of KetallorH. CliiHMllleatlonof uuxtneH, Just secured from New York tho best line of underwear for meu chilla rug. In the other corner AYK TOWNSHIP. Geo. : and Hon. S. W. Kirk. Mrs. stands her dressing table of plain . . 5 elder, merrhnndlHC. and ladies that we ever had. Now for prices c: .1. . ft li. S. I'litterson. merolmndlse, FROM W. Keisner, assisted by a choir of white lacquered with Mrs. JefTft-xo- IVek, mere.hundi.se. Iiib Vest BCK wood, its crowd Ladies' (taped Children's with late heel, . . . .C!)c. will music Peter Kirk, merchandise. young ladies, furnish of bottles, scents, hairbrushes and HKI,KAST TOWNSHIP. neck) 4 to Misses and Youths during service-- . The Sunday jnrs. The mirror is three sided, so Joseph W. LnUe, inerermnrilo. Ladies' Laco Trimmed . ltrothers, merctmiMit.se. Shoes 00 tol.'0 re- view Motion Schools with their toachersare that a perfect of the lady's W. J. Mellott, nieroliHndls. Bleached 9 1 He. York 0 Vests to 1.25 INew i Ladies' Oxfords 78 to coiffure may be Joseph Mellott, merehuudlH). quested to attend and assist in the obtained. But it is Mrs. M. Akers. tnerc hundise. Men's Cauzo and W. . Hurt, inerehundtse. Shirts Ladies Dress and at the cem- in the order of the cupboards mere distribution of flowers A. Hunyun, hundise. Drawers 23 to 4u. Coarse 85 Ifl.iW nround wo see 1IKT1IKL Shoes, to Philadelphia that true art. Ono TOWNSHIPJ and eteries. Ladies Hosiery, plain and door opens up a vista of shelves, on f'wrnell A Son. merchandise, Boys' Dress and Committee on flowers: Mr. (leore F. 11. Hill, merchundlse. open 0 wiui ii spienaia assortment or summer uress which stand all the boots and shoes, W. F. Golden, merehundKe. Rib, to 23c. Coarse Shoos, 96 to $1.18 Jackson, Mrs. N. Koettger, Wllltitm Ptilmer, merchandise. Goods in silks, woollens and all the nice things in Lou beginning with the satin and silk Win. . Uordon, merchundlse. Lace Curtains, per pr.,.37 to 85c. Men's Dress and Mm. M. K. MiiiiQ, merehnndlHe. and linen trimming to Mrs. Fred Black and daughter, toys and ending with Polos , cotton summer stuffs with 1 5 the dapper HKUSH CKKKK TOWNSHIP. Curtain 8c. Coarse Shoes 98 to 1.95 llunyan, Mrs. Jus. little boots. On big shelf suit all. It will pay you richly to see our stock ? Mrs. Abram riding one Charles Lynch, merchandise. Window Shades 7 to 25c. : VV. ii L 5c Kuinel, Mrs. K. Kurnel, Mrs. Ma- repose tho hats, each on its own Charles Trunx, merchandise, CLOTHING. 0. .l:.inis spring, a we nave noxning duii.'..nice new siock S. W. Hurt. Jeweler. Men's Sox, 5to 13c. Boys' Knee Pants, 50c. kind, .25c. tilda Holman, Mrs. Chas. Bonder, peg, making the place like some John Plesslnkfer, merchandise. to show you, especially in summer stuffs. Prices garden of flowers. On J nines S. A ken, merchandise. Table Oil Cloth, per yd., .... 121c. Boys' Knee D. fair raised J. K. Jackson, merchandise. Suit Pauts.OO to $1.90 from up. Mrs. Houry Comerer, Mrs. S. groceries, Ladies 25 89c. 4c shelves are placed the fans, spread George Schenck. Corsets, to Boys'3-piec- Suits, 45 to $3.90 D. Mrs.Sal-li- , DUBLIN TOWNSHIP. .2 Flock, Mrs. T. Fields, out so that at one glanco they can Men's Dress Shirts, . . .24 to 05c. I C. Kelly, merchandise. Men's Suits, iiuy be Cook, Misses Nellie Comerer, recognized and chosen. The Charles MeGehee. merchundlse. Men's Work Shirts, . . . .23 to 44c John K. Speck, cigar. size $2.45 to $0.48 0 Myrtle Comerer, Grace Shimer, shelves for linen are lined with 8. L Huckley, merchundlse. t . Our Notion Scrim for Curtains, per yd., 4c. Stock white satin, and each dainty article Frank . Mure, merchundlse. Men's Pants, big line, .75 to $1.80 Alice Hamil, Olive Grissinger, Rush M. Kline, merchandise. Jute Rugs, 45 to 88c. is tied with its own pretty pale rib- Harry Humil, clirant. Boys' and Men's Is, perhaps, better than ever. Ribbons, lots of Murnio Grissinger, Kittie Cook, N. It. Henry, merchundlse. Dress Patterns, 10 yds., 00c. bon. The dresses that hang in their G. M, Uoddy, groceries. Overal Is, 25 to 70c and NethaNesbit. A C. McUownn, merchandise 0. own wardrobe are each incased in a Table Damask 20 to 25c. Men's WorkiDg Gloves, 8 to 45c. we sold worse at often. 1 o'- LICKING CHKKK TOWNSHIP have 25c Sorvices to commence at sheath of soft white holland, while Unbleached Muslins, . . .4 to 0c. S. K. I' t num. .merchandise. Men's Dress Gloves, . . .45 to 75c. We wish to call the attention of the ladies to clock P. M. the furs are laid reverently in a C M. Dtxon, merchandise, a W. K. Speer, merchandise. SHOES. Men's Mackintos- Elliott Kay, cedar chest. The fair mistress of Scott Drum, merchandise. tele- Charles li. Davis, merchundlse, The greatest hue we have ever ..' D. C. this domain has her private hes,.. ..$1.15 to $2.45 ii House Furnishings, Fleck, HO ROUGH. phone at her elbow, her masseuse McCONNElXSHUIUJ had. Men's Collars, ,4 19c. Abuam Kunyan, John Patterson, merchandise. to beside her and her manicure at her C. li. Steveus, merchant tailor, (0 D. T. Fieliw, (ieo. W. Keisner & Co.. merchandise. HULL & BENDLU, Managers. fingers' ends. Hull & liender. merchandise. 0. Carpets, mattings, wall papers, blinds, etc. Mat- Committee. Siouteagle Brothers, groceries, W. H. Neshit, hardware. tings from 24c up. Carpets 20c up. Wallpa Portrait Dinner Service. Thomas A. Hammil, groceries. 0 A. U. Nace, DangcroiiH If , First empire styles in china are merchant tailor. pers, all prices; a large stock tor immediate deliv N'eultcted. H. C Smith & Co.. merchandise. being brought up to date in an in- John W. Fuuk. cigars. ery; will sell you a tair paper for what you will Bums, cuts, and other wounds ta- John A. Irwin, groceries. a teresting way on modern dinner John W. Grcathead. merchandise. 0 pay in express charges. often fail to heal properly if neg- bles. The fancy for Sevres porce- George Kexroth, cigar. C. C. liender. groceries. 8 lected and become troublesome lain services ornamented with por- J. K. Johnston, mere hand lo. PHILIP F. BLACK, We will make 1 1 Interesting to W. S. Dickson, drugs. wires. DoWitt's Witch Hazel Salve traits has been revived from the Mrs, M. 11. Trout, drugs. tinware. n Napoleonic epoch. But the fashion Albert Stouer.stoves und prevents such consequences. David Mulloy. groceries. iManufacturcr of has been modernized and not mere- S.A. Nesbit. hardware. 8 where delay has aggravated Mrs. A. F. Little, milliner. Clothing Buyers, ly resuscitated. It is not authentic Miss A. J. Irwin & Co., milliner. llio injury DeWitt's Witch Hazel porcelain sets of the first empire S. M. Hoblnson. groceries. Sash, Doors, Newel Posts, Hand 0 g T. J. Comerer. farming Implements. 0 Halve effects a cure. "I had a run-niu- period which are being sought after W. S. Clevunger & Co.. furniture. ro ww wavw ouuiv vvijr oJvviai vaiuwj j unci so productions Geo, W. Smith, groceries. sore on ray leg thirty years," much as the original Win. Stoucr, furniture. Rails, Stairs, Banisters, Turned g 0 0 of the present day, lately turned out W. M Kennedy, harness. 0 says II. C. Hartly, Yankeetown, Mrs K. M. Gress, millinery. remedie by the Sevres factory, in which the Daniel Grissinger. c: : Iud. "Afterusingmany style in question is renovated. These M. M. Pittman. machinery. g Porch Columns, Po sts, &c. g 0A I Hazel Salve. Geo. W. Cooper, pool table. 0 tried DeWitt's Witch modern portrait services of dining Geo. W. Cooper, inert: hand He. 0. A few boxes healed the sore." are ornamented with Miss Mary Duuiels. milliner. Shoes table china 0 0 TOD TOWNSHIP. McConnellsburg, Pa. 0 Cures all skin diseases. Piles likenesses of living persons, well John A. Hummil, merchandise. For ladies, misses, gentlemen and boys, at any known women being usually chosen D. Kdward Fore, merchandise. 55 yield to it at once. Beware of J. C. Fore, merchandise. 0 price from the best down. in preference to men. One of the Mrs. H. Frank Wlb e, merchandise. 0 0 counterfeits. most curious of these, new dinner TAYLOR TOWNSHIP. 2-- : three-eigh- ; twelve covers and has A. J. Lamberson merchundlse. Doors 2 : 8 6 : 8; 6 x 6 : 6; 1 and 0 PROGRAM. services is for W. II. Kvans, buggies. 0 a a feminine N. U Kbit, mcrchrndise. portrait of different Jacob Miller, merchandise1 inches in tnickness. 0. celebrity of the Parisian stage on H. Gregory, merchandise, ft0 , Memorial Services at Oakley, c'tein Chesnut. furniture, each plate and dish. Michael Laidig. merchandise. Sash 11x20; 12x24; 12x28; 12x30; 12x32; 0 May 30. S. C Grucey, merchandise. Locke & Wright, merchandise. 1 I 1 O IeW A J I, lei, rt. JKJ IJ1CI1 ttllW U VJUUltVl 1 ll W UJ J 0 Chaplain; J. H. Covalt, The Latest Cushions. W. L. Berlottresser. merchandise. tl J 0 Respectfully, 0.0 i H. K, Huston, merchandise. Address of Welcome, Elder T. New cushions are intended to rep Sumuel Bedford, merchandise. X on hand. X C5 'It. Palmer. resent Dig composite oiossoms. a A. N. Witter, merchandise. W. & CO. 0 red one is made of dark red linen THOMPSON TOWNSHIP. Sash four lights to windowfrom 45 cents to 70. O 0 6. REISNER Response, J. T. Laley. Amos Sharp, merchandise. a Dennis K verts, merchandise. and silk, with little green. In the These all for at Music, Needmore Cornet Band. J, li. Covalt, merchandise. sash are primed and ready tha glass. k center there is a cluster of poppies J. C. Douglas, merchandise. Dinner. worked upon the plain crash. The UNION TOWNSHIP. Both the doors and the sash are made from best white Marshal, John Fisher. edge of this center square or top of S. Kdwnrd McKee. merchandise. Scriever Brothers, merchandise. 8 and yellow pines. O Address, Geo. A. Harris, Esq. the cushion is cut into tabs, which S. G. Lasblcy, merchandise. CUMBERLAND VALLEY something appeatance of W. P. Lnshley, merchandise. give the WKLLS TOWNSIP. o o TIME TABLE. May 20, 1902. Music. petals, and these are bound with O. S. A. Baumganlner& Co., merchandise. Leave do. lno 4!no. no. Sjno.lOi 110 Camp 5:0 P. of green. Around the sides of the Harry Spangler, merchandise. 000XX000DCO000000X0XX0 Warfordsburg Lodge fiOl I. O. H. M. Fidwuitls, merchandise. a. M tA P. Ml P. M cushion, coming out from below M. W, Houek. merchandise. WinoheRter i In O. F. N. G. Cunningham, merchandise. MurtliiNburft..., S 7 III these petals, are puffs of red silk, H. H, Bridenstinc. merchandise. HttfferNtown .... 12 80 S ho H 05 10 15 Committee: with loops of green ribbon here and Frank Spiowl, merchundlse. Greenottstle .... VI 4: 4 II S 7 10 35 H. McClaiu. millinery. THE Mercersburg.... 10 10 I au cen- t Touoloway, George Breakall; there. Another cushion has the K. W. McCluin, merchandise. Chumbersburtf 7 31 45, I OAl 4 45, 0 50, 10 68 OR HA -Lur- And notice Is hereby given all tuxables w ay net do ro 7 12 00 8 Ku ; War for ter of a violet linen worked solid- to StT2k ! FULTON ethel, Joseph au herein that an appeal, iu accordance with tho Shlppensburg... 7 K 1 6 07 11 It) Job Maun; Cedar Grove, ly with violets in different shades. Mercantile Appraiser's Act of Assembly will be Newvlllo t 10110 1 i 8 Ml 11 30 The square lined top is finished held by the Treasurer of Fulton oounty. ucting a lit; ctdiiiii luuiwm COUNTY CurllHle 8 SO! 10 t m 5 58; 9 61 12 02 lu conjunction with said Appraiser, at the off- it i Meobanloaburir.. 8 M, IB 10 131 12 21 Carnell; Oakley, John 1 Joseph around the edge in the same way, ice of the Couuty Treasurer. In the Court House IMlUburg 7 5i 40 ft 10 MoConnellsburg. Pennsylvania, on Saturday. NEWS Arr, HiirrlsDurg. ft m 40 8 X 10 33 12 40 Fisher; Union Graveyard and and below puttings of the violet silk Muytheaist, vr. bet weeu the hours of 10 o'- Arr. I'hiU 11 4H 6 47 10 ) 4 25 4 26 clock, a. in., 4 o'clock, p. m,, w aud Arr. New York. IS 8 OK 8 M 7 l.H 7 IH Zion, Oliver Peck; Bury-iogGroun- with green ribbons appear. and hen V Si dark L III Wink's D 10 4F O 8 7 w ap- E 00 15 here ull purltes interested are required to S Arr. liaiUmore.. 6 80 Wra.F. WinkjSiloam, pear and ull grievances will be heard. IA. M P. u P. M A. A. H w . w. iAmr;u. Hy Wrong Use of Soda. ' Appraiser. the Covers Field. Train No 12 runs daily eicept Sundnv Geo. W. Decker; Green Hill, Al Mercantile the between HtKerxtown und HurrixburK, leaviuit Common soda is all right in its liKertown 1.20 and arriving at Harrutburg at fred Sipes; Sideling Hill Christian place indispensable in kitch- 6.40. and the You Will Never Be Sorry. Train No. 17 west rum daily exoept Sunday Church, II. H. Strait; Ebenezer, en and for cooking and washing NOVELTY UPRIGHT between Harrtaburg and Oreencastle. leaving Uurrlsburg 6.16 and arriving Ureenuaxtle 7.35. Oapt. C. T. Dixon; Sideling Hill purposes, but it was never intended 30 Additional east-boun-d local train will run a medicine, and people who use For living a pure life. daily, except Sunday, as followv: Leave Baptist church, Baltzer Mellott lor DOUBLE REFLEX Carlisle 6.45 a. m., 7.05 a. m.. 12.40 p. m.. 8.15 p. as such will some day regret it. In m leave Mecbanloiburg 6.0H a. m., 7.28 a. ni , and . S. Loguo Wink; Pleasant it For doing your level best every part of the 8.12 a. m., l.Oi p. m., 2.30 p. m., 8.36 p.m.. 6.30 We common use of I p. m.. refer to the re- being to all. County faithful 8 110 Grove, A. C. Palmer; Dunkard soda to relieve heartburn or sour For courteous m Trains Noa. and run daily between m located and Hurriaburg and No. 8 Ufteen church, W. H. Wink. stomach, a habit which thousands For looking before leaping. . porters are ulnutes late on Sundaya WASHER Daily. 'of people practice almost daily and being that gather the daily t Dally exoept Sunday. Reveals A Great Secret. For kind to the poor. one which is fraught with danger. happenings. Leave no. lino. 8 no. 6 no. 7ino. 9 lu9 Itis often asked how such start-lin- Moreover, the soda only gives tem- For hearing before judging. P, Ml A. A. M P M P. M P.M. cures, puzzle porary relief, and in the end the For thinking1 before speaking. The only perfect washer. Unlike all others. Baltimore. 11 66 4 8 60 12 00 4 85 6 55 that the best ' New YorU 7 55 12 8 65 2 65 8 25 stomach trouble gets worse and II physicians, are effected by Dr. harboring clean thoughts. J? Then there is the Phlla 20 8 40 II 40 16 80 8 30 worse. For HariiHburg...... 6 00 II 45 8 25 8 25 II 05 King's Now Discovery for Con- State and National, DIllMburg 12 40 4 (I5 For standing by your princi oo oo Mecbaulusburg.. 6 1ft 12 05 8 43i 8 Mill 23 sumption. Here's the secret II A Pretty Blotting Pad. Guaranteed News, News, a CarliHle 6 4t 12 27 4 01 ft OHlll 42 ples. War Newvllle 6 02 12 61 23 2j 12 W A pretty blotter shows a photo Shtppenitburg. 6 20 I 10 4 3ft 47 12 IH cuts out the phlegm and germ-infecte- d to give perfect satisfaction or Department for the 9 graph of the owner's country home For stopping your ears to gos Waynesboro.... t 05 ft 35 mucus, and lets the life-givin- Farmer and Mechan- CbamberNburg.. 6 40 I 82 10 07 12 30 as a central decoration of a large sip. Meroeraburg . . . . 8 16 6 65 oxygen enrich and vitalize Ureeneatttle .... 7 U5H0 1 65 t 21 10 301 12 55 the gray panel, around which lines of ic, Latest Fashions 17 44 For being generous to an en Money Refunded. Hagerstown .... 7 27110 t 6 10 4 blood. It heals the inflamed, white are drawn for a finish. Be- for the Ladies. The Martinxburg 8 24!ll 2 emy. A. J. SCIiETROMPF, Ar. Winobeater. 10,11 7 16 cough-wor- n throats and lungs. low this is printed in artistic letters Bal- A. M.I A. P. M. P. M p. m.a. m Buck Valley, Pa. latest New York, Hard colds and stubborn coughs in white ink the following couplet: For asking pardon when in er timore, Philadelphia Additional local train, will leave Uan-iabur- soon yield to Dr. King's New dis- E'en coploui Dryden wanted or forgot General Agent for as follows: For Carlisle and Intermediate sta. greatest blot. ror. tion ai 8,37 a. in., t on p. m. aud 6.25 p. m., also covery, the most infallible remedy The last and art, the art to $?J M. C. Randleman & Sons, Markets. The Sun forMeohanlOfcburg Dlfkburg and intermediate atationsat 7 00 a. m.and S. 16 p. m. The blotting pad is attached to For being honest in business Lesson, . for all Throat and Lung diseasos Des Moines, Iowa. day School Trains Noa. 1, 8 and luft run dally between Guaranteed bottles 50c and $1.00. the back, and a ribbon fastened to dealings. Helps for Christian X Bamabui and HaKcratown. the top permits panel be V2 Pullman palace sleeping eara between New Trial bottle freeatW.S.D ickson's the to giving per Endeavorers, a York and Knuirllle, Tenn., on train I inn bung at side of the desk when For au unfortunate and and 10 eaxt and between PbilaUeluhia and the WelhhonN. W. Kbllway on trams I08wf,i son a lift. Good Sermon for ev- - 12 A Good Man at Figures. not in use. t and east, exoept tnal on Sunday the Phila- X delphia sleeper w ill run east on No. 2 For promptness in keeping erybody. Through coaches to and from Philadelphia For Straining Jellies. on trains 2 and 4 eat and 7 and ( west. your promises. Dally. An old darkey who works Cheesecloth folded four times t Dally exoept Sunday. town by makes a much better strainer for For putting the best meaning around the day and is SOUTHERN PKNN'A R. R. TRAINS. fash-one- u clearing jellies than the old d THE JOB DEPARTMENT very proud of his ou the acts of others. -n S3 I IPas. Mix. reputation for e- moves Pas. Pas. iMix Pan . fla.mel bag. Before using it The World tr 13 tel t4l to t extraordinary ability in ciphering boiling water and let and so does the machinery iu tho as IS COMPLETE. J P. M l M am I.ve, Arr. A f A Mlp. M, dip it in the I070 00 7 Ou Chambersburg.. 8 4JUl 60 4 JO on IH called Guhooly yesterday with straining be done before the fire, bo ft 10 12 7 20 Marlon 8 83'll 82 4 06 .Mills 65 10 47 8 15 ..Meroeraburg.. 8 Ou 10 8 3D Willow drove Woollen SALE I to a view to get a settlement in cash that the jelly runs freely. BILLS, 16 II on 8 60 Loudon..... 7 88 8 42 8 OH Buiixr Cabins, Pa. i 22jll 16 W ....Richmond.... T 80 B So 8 oo for work done in Gilhooley's gar at POSTERS, P. m.a. m. a. u. a. u. p. m. p. m. den. Green Painted Furniture. II. A. Rinni-a- , r. Boto, 0119. ,..,... r.r . : , Lw DODGERS, J. mi... i nn:n I Agent. "Well, Uncle Ben," Where genuine mahogany furni- 1 in; propriuuir Jiiis iiiiu ofi jbiiih icua-- uu is Ui n Pass. said the for a house- 11 nil who eui him with BILL ' ture is too expensive b coulidcnt uit he cau plousp m;iy entrust HEADS, major, how much do I owe vou V desiring the artistic, but with work. wife Dyspepsia Cure their LETTER HEADS, "I's worked for ye leben days a slender purse, good shapes after Mauufiifturo of Carpet and Wool Carding a speciality KIDNEY DISEASES at a dollar a day, boss, an' if yer old models, painted green, make an Digests what you eat. Wool Batting for Hups none better. ENVELOPES, hand mo excellent substitute. Exchange. This preparation contains all of the CARDS, Ac, a piece of paper an' a digestants and digests all kinds of Carpet .in iilwiiys in s1ix:k. ere the most fatal ci I1 dis- pencil 1 II cipher it out fur yer." food. It gives instant relief and never 2 I will take in wiwil ami work at iho following places DR. KING'S allows you to eat all In fact anything and eases. Ben tails to cure. It B.kiUi Mill - ; A. N. WiiU'i's, Waterfall; W, Uncle got the paper aud pre food you want. Brothers, Dublin DISCOVERY the Themostseusltlve 11. everything in the best tended to figure on it. Ho said tby hew stomachs can take it. By Its use many L. Berkstresser. Orchard Cr.ivi'; W. Siwer, Saluvia; w thousand' of dysiptics have beeu Lynch 's store at Cryslal Spi-inys- store at Akers- - style along that line. Foley's "Leben days at a dollar a day, FOR THAT COLD. else fulled. Jiicki's cured after everything Is tr-- ville, P. J. Barton's, Pustuutowu, mul lluctou's store at imsm Lomme see ; ought's a ouht, cl TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. unequalled for the stomach. Child- ren with weak stomachs thrive on it. tr Clear Ridge, or money refunded. CczlsJm plicr's a cipher, figure's a tisrure Cures Con8umption,Coughs, v"2 n I will make monllilv vU'N tti''o vlacrs during the cnJ-ne- two to Colds, Sample copies of remedies recosjdzed fcv nt curry au'one to throw away Bronchitis, Asthma, Cures all stomach troufclis KJ seasoni aud will j eceive work aud return it. i - ProDared only by E. O. KrWirr Jt Co.. Uhlrao X the News sent tony chyddans as the fcr lUlars, by gosh! Boss rneumonia.iiay t ever.rleu- PJj Thankful for past favors, and toliciiing a eonlinnanco ( 1 and tt ye r owes me prezacly leben dol risy, LaGrippe, Hoarseness, of the same, I am, respectfiy, of your friends cn IUioey Uiiix trrJ.!:. 2 request, rs. Sore Ihroat, Croup and ADVERTISE IN g S. U. 11ERTZLER, t Whoopinff Cough. caoins, ra. 44)4444-444444)444- Foley's The County fl.w If uuriu Kldnev Cum IJO CURE, Fulton for f Foley's Ikcr.cy make kidneys no PAY. cj: ' mnd bladder right. Hc 60a. and f t . TRIAL BOTTLES FREE. cure eciJs, frevtz-- j fz: :r: ' i the flg h. Burry'