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d I'm goin’ back
green and broad,
ir legs all doubled
he sod;
, when they see meé
, some of ‘ems, Mkely
prsaken the farm for
at I went away—
m goin’ pback—1'm sick
d fuss,
dollars count for more
bf a common CUss;
otice I've went away—if
they wouldn't care,
tace'll be full of joy when
her boy back there.
for I've had my fill=I've
there is to see;
L.till be the place for you, but
fts charm for me;
be lonesome there, you say,
people so far apart?
they're few and far between,
oh of 'em’s got a heart;
no hunareds of thousands there
kh you around, I know, }
a cent where you're comin’ from
ere you're tryin’ to go—
one that’s jostled day after day
gever a friend to greet,
Hin‘t a lonesomer place on earth
Fin the city’s crowded street.
in’ back where the dog's asleép on
e step by the kitchen door,
his nose pushed, down between his
haws—I'm sick of the smoke and roar;
e's money to make where the crowds
are thick and they're tryin’ to rip
things loose—
ere’s BS ae to get if you've got the grit,
but, dang all! what's the use?
ey hustle for ddllars all through the
day and dream of dollars in bed,
nd forgive the gougin’ a fellow may do
as long as he gels ahead—
hey hustle and bustle and coop them-
selves In dark little holes and fret
And honor a person accordin’ to the money
aie's managed to get. hips
.
I'm goin’ back where the poplars stand in
tall rows down the lame,
Where the bobsled’s settin’ beside the barn,
defyin’ the sun and rain;
\ Where the birds are singin’ away as
5 though they were hired to fill the air
With a sweetness that nobody ever can
know who'was never a boy out there;
I'm goin’ back where they'll not expect me
to sit in the kitchen when
I'm: courtin® the girl I love because I'm
workin’ for other men—
Where the richést among 'em’ll shake my
hand, Instead of lettin’ me see
That they think the money they've got
must make them a blamed sight bet-
ter than me.
I'm goin’ back, and you'll stay here anc
rush,in the same cld way,
Goin’ to work and then goin’ home—the
samb-thing day by day—
And you'll think you're havin’ a high old
time and I'll pity you, lookin’ back
(From where I whistle across the fields) at
you in the same old track!—
I'm goin’ back, but the crowds won't know,
and they'll still kesp rushin’ on;
They'll riever notice that some one's face
is missin’ when I am gone—
No, they'll mever notice that some one's
gone—if they did they wouldn't care—
But every tree’'ll be noddin’ to me when I
turn up the lane back there.
—§. E. Kiser, imChicago Record-Herald.
HE Reformed Messenger Boy took
.a dirty and time-worn paper from |
the imside pocket of his vest. He un-
folded it and spread it out on the table.
Jt showed the face of a middle-aged
man, with a brief description below
is. Above the face, in big black let-
ters, was the single line: “$5,000 Re-
ward.”
“Pere,” said the boy, ‘is de mug of
de guy what me an’ 327 got pinched.
If it hadn® been fer us de fly cops
']d a-been lookin’ fer him yet. We gits
wise to his nobs, an’ gives de tip to de
flies, an’ den dey makes de pinch, cops
de coin, an’ gives me an’ 327 de double
Cross.
“His name was John Rawlins Glim-
mer, an’ he made a quick sneak put-a
New York five years ago, after pinch-
in’ $850,000 from de Newton national
bank. De peppers was full of how
smood a guy he was. He was de book-
keeper, an’ kept de bank dope books,
an’ he’d been pinchin’ an’ makin’ de
books lie about it fer ten years. Every
gay it was pinch an’ carry one wid
him, an’ in de afternoon he'd go down
an’ put a few dollars on de ponies,
’spectin’ all de time to win out an’ put
himself back on de square.
“Me an’ 327 was readin’ all about it,
an’ wishin’ dat we could git a chance
to do a little flyin’, an’ win de dough
de bank offers fer catchin’ de guy.
Den my fren’, de lute over to Central,
gimme dis bill of de play, wid de guy's
mug on it an’ tellin’ all about him.
Me an’ 327 learns it all by heart.
“‘John Rawlins Glimmer,’ it says,
‘48 years old, red hair and mustach,
mixed wid gray. Little finger on right
hand is missing. Has big scar on back
of neck. When excited is apt to stut-
ter badly. Has taught class in Sunday
school, an’ may be found takin’ part
in revival meetin’s. $5,000 reward fer
his errest an’ detention. Left New
York June 11, an’ is supposed to have
come to Chicago.’
“327, I says, after him an’ me has
got de descript down fine, ‘me an’ you
mus’ cop dat dough. We mus’ keep
our lamps lit fer Mr. Glimmer, an’
when we sees a guy wid his right mitt
shy one finger we’ll t'row him down
an’ look fer de scar on de back of his
neck. Yau'll have to go to Sunday
school, 327,’ I says, ‘an’ rubber fer guys
wid red hair and mustaches.’
*327 goes de nex’ Sunday, an’ dere’s
8 big gazaboy dere wid de right color
Yoof on his nut and a.red mustache,
but he has gray kid gloves on his
mitts, an’ 327 can’t tell whedder he’s
why a little finger er not. 327 says dat
kid gloves are suspicious, anyhow, so
he waits till de guy gets out on de
street. Den he sneaks up an’ gives
him a pinch on the little finger on de
right glove, t’inkin’ if it was stuffed
wid sawdust de guy youldn’t know it.
But de guy lets out a yell, and so 327
knows dat he is on a dead 'un. De nex’
¥ree Sundays me an’ 327 puts in pinch-
Jn’ red-headed Sunday school teachers
#vhat wears kids in de right hand little
r, but dey all yells, an’ one of em
327 a swift (kick in de slats, so
pws dey are de real t'ing an’ not
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“All dis time de peppers is printin’
stories about John Rawlins Glimmer.
“Traced to Chicago, dey said. ‘It Is
Knowzd Dat de Newton Bank Wrecker
Cum to Dis City,” ‘Offer of Reward Is
Doubled,” ‘Ten Thousand Dollars fur
His Arrest, and Detectives Are Ilot on
de Trail’
“De night dat piece cum out in de
pepper dere was a telegraph cum from
New York to de bigges’ fly copper in
town. It cum in about midnight an’
it read like dis:
“ ‘Octopus, Glimmer, tentacles, Chi-
cago, seven, tempus, catamaran.
“Eye.
“Deliver dis message by special
messenger immediately, it said.
‘Spare no pains. Most important.
“De fly copper (Pe telegraph was fer
lives six miles out in de rubarbs, an’
de manager calls in me and 327 an’
tells us to go over at’ git a buggy at de
libery stable an’ make a hurry-up trip.
We goes over an’ 1 stops at de hash
foundry to cop some sinkers an’ cigs
fer lunch on de way. 327 goes ahead
to get de horse hitched up.
“When I cums up to de stable 327
ducks out an’ leads me into de alley.
“‘Say,’ he says, shiverin’ all over,
‘dere’s a guy in dere wid red hair, an’
his mustache is jes’ shaved off. He's
wearin’ mitts, an’ de collar of his coat
is turned up to hide de back of his
neck.’
“An’ I'll bet,” says 327, ‘dat he’s de
guy we're after. We as good as got
him pinched now,’ says 327. ‘What you
goin’ to do wid yer $5,000?’ he says.
‘Glimmer’s in dere tryin’ to hire a rig
to drive him down-town, an’ the libery
stable guy says he’ll have to wait a
minute till he gits a driver in; dat all
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“W-W-WELL, I'LL G-G-GET 1T OFF.”
de men are out jes’ now, but he’s ex-
pectin’ one back in a minute.
“ {Who's bossin’ de lbery to-night?
says I. ‘Mike?’
“Yes.
“Tell him dere’s a guy wants to see
him out here fer a minute.’
“Mike an’ me is old pals, an’ when
se comes out I gits him on to let me
put on a driver's coat an’ go out wid
de guy me an’ 327 tink is Glimmer.
An’ I tells 327 to git a quick hustle out
with the telegraph to de fly an’ to
bring de fly back wid him.
“¢You call up 16 offis on de tele-
phone frum de fly’s house,’ I says, ‘an’
I'll leave word dere fer you what's to
do an’ where de guy has went.’
“So I goes in, an’ Mike says: ‘Here’s
a driver for you, sir.’ An’de guy says:
‘Well, hurry up. Ihaven’t got no time
to lose.’ I takes a piece of red chalk
I finds in de stable an’ I makes a mark
on de back of de guy’s coat when he
ain’t lookin’.
“De n I says to him: ‘Excuse me, sir,
but you got something on the back of
yere coat,” ‘Brush it off, he says, an’
I pretended to try, but couldn’t make
it come. ‘It won’t come, sir,” I says,
‘an’ it looks like, a big letter in in red
paint.’
“ aGW-w-well, I'll g-g-get it off,” the
guy says, an’ unbuttons his coat an’
starts to pull it off. Then he stops
sudden an’ pulls it up again around
his neck an’ says: ‘O, well, never
mind, I'll change my clothes in de
morning, anyhow.’
“By the time Mike gits my cab
hitched up 327 is started out fer de
fly, goin’ out West Thirty-first street
like a fire engine, an’ it’s along to-
wards two o'clock in de mornin’,
“ ‘Where to, sir?’ I says, touchin” my
hat to de guy.
“To de Union station in a hurry,’
he says. ‘I want to catch a train at
three o™ock.’
“I gits a hustle over to the West
side an’ seen my guy safe in lower
t’ree in de St. Louis car. Den I ealls
up 16 offis an’ puts de manager wise
to the whole show.
«327 will call you up in a few min-
utes,” I says, ‘an’ you tell him an’ de
fly to catch de train at de Englewood
station. Dey got time if dey drive
fast. De guy dey want is in lower
tree in de St. Louis car.
“De fly and 327 makes a quick run
in an’ catches de train O. K. at Engle-
wood, De fly walks in and takes John
Rawlkins Glimmer out of de berth. An’
John Rawiins is a rabbit an’ gives de
hull game away. Den a fly gives 327
a dollar bill ap’ gays: ‘Split dat wid
your pardner, my boy,” he says, and
dat was de nearest we ever came to dat
$10,000 rewarg.”—Chicago Tribune.
Her Newspaper Instinet,
“We can elope,” he urged; “no one
need know a thing about it.”
Sadly she shook her head.
“Alas!” she said, “if I were anyone
else the plan would be all right. I
vrenld have no objection to fooling
papa as a man, but, remember, I am
en editor’s daughter. Think how un-
gutiful it would be for me to deprive
THE SAME OLD STORY.
J. A. Kelly relates an experience sinfilar to
that which has happened in almost) every
neighborhood in the United States ahd has
been told and re-told by thousands of pthers,
He says : “Last summer I had an attack of
dysentery and purchased a bottle of Chamber-
lain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rdmedy,
which I used according to directions and with
entirely satisfactory results. The trouble was.
controlled much quicker than former attacks
when T used other remedies.” Mr. Kelly is a
well known citizen of Henderson, N, C. For
sale by J. S. Carmany, Florin, Pa.
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The Reason Why.
If the BULLETIN is brought to your resi
dence and you are not a subscriber it denotes
that you should be one, As the subscription
price is only fifty cents a year, no home in
the community should be without this wide-
awake weekly informant. We will use our
utmost efforts in making this paper a good
one, heralding all the news of the town and
community, as well as brief correspondence
from our neighboring villages and bor-
oughs. Do not delay but subscribe at once.
Trial subscriptions, six months, 25 cents in
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ns fpr meene,
“The way to gain a good reputation is to en-
deavor to be what you desire to appear.” That
is precisely the manner in which Chamber-
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as a cure for coughs, colds, croup and whoop-
ing cough. Every bottle that has ever been
put out by the manufacturers has been fully
up to the high standard of excellence claimed
for it. People have found that it can always
be depended upcn for the relief and cure
these ailments and that it is pleasant and safe
For sale by J. S. Caamany, Florin,
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Rule Discharged,
Among the opinions delivered by
the court last Saturday, was the fol
lowing of local interest :
Moses Gantz ys Jacob MeGirl and
Alois Babe, rule to strike off non suit
Rule digehaiged This was a suit to
recoyer damages for alleged breach
of contract in a real estate transaction
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or the quality too rich, heartburn is likely to
ollow, and especially so if the digestion has
been weakened by constipation. Eat slowly
and not too freely of easily digested food. Mas
ticate the food thoroughly. Let six hours
elapse between meals and when you feel a full-
ness and weight in the region of the stomach
after eating, indicating that you have eaten
too much, take one of Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets and the heartburn may be
avoided. For sale by J. S. Carmany, Florin.
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Public Sale !
Saturday, July 13th
Will be sold at public sale, at the Central
House, in Elizabethtown Borough :
FORTY HEAD OF CHOICE
FRESH COWS and SPRINGERS
This is an extra good lot of Heavy Cows hard
to beat. In the lot are some weighing 1300 Ibs
and some extra big milkers, Sale rain or shine
E. S. FARVER.
Public Sale !
Tuesday, July 16th
I will sell at my old stand, on East Main
Street, Mount Joy Pa., a car load of
Illinois Horses
Consisting of Feeders, Drivers and General Purpose
Horses from 3 to 6 years oid, which I selected myself
and they are of the best quality. Sale to commence
at 1 o’clock sharp, rain or shine, Credit of 60 days by
giving a note with approved security, Bank dis-
count off for cash.
C. H. Zeller, Auct,
H. H. Zeller, Clerk. L Ww. KELLER, Agt.
Public Sale!
Saturday, July 20th
Will be sold at public sale at MeGirl's Stock
Yards, tn Mount Joy Borough :
40 HEAD OF FRANKLIN CO.
FRESH COWS and SPRINGERS
A FEW STOCK BULLS
50 HEAD FINE STOCK HOGS
Weighing From 100 to 150 Pounds
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
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MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES, MARKERS, &c.
Rear Star and News Printing Office
MOUNT J0Y, PENNA.
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Tin Works In Florin!
Competing in price with anyone in
the county for workmanship and the
quality of goods
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i Roofing, Spouting, Sheeting, &c. §
Orders Taken For
§ ALL KinDs oF Stoves
Contracts Taken For
Hot Air Furnaces, Steam Pip-
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Painting and Repairing Roofs
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ie. FL. STOLLER
FLORIN, PA.
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ANTS PAN
Have just received direct from a manufacturer a lot of Me
and Boys’ Pants at from 25 to 30 per cent, under realvalug, w
to close out quick, sffer the following :
Lot of Men's Cotton Pants, all sizes at. 50c pair worth 7b¢
Lot of Men's Cotton Pants at $1 worth $1,25
Lot Men's Cassimere Pants, Neat Stripe Effects, $1.50 wbrth $2
Lot of Men's Fancy Cassimere Pants at 2.50 worth 5:00
Boys’ Knee Pants, size 4 to 15 years, in Excellent Values at 25¢
and 50¢ per pair. Yours For Business,
HOWARD E. EBERSOLE
MOUNT Jo PENNA.
This Space is Reserved For
D. H. ENGLE
Undertaker, Furniture Dealer
Mount Joy, Penna.
Vehicles, Carriages, Buggies, Wagons
For Milkmen, Bakers, Merchants, constructed in a firstetlass manner by experi
enced and mechanics under the direction of a manufacturer who lets
the work speak for its worth, it guarantees every product of
capable
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MARIETTA CARRIAGE WORKS
The same care exercised in repairing as manufacturing. Contracts made with-
out inquiry are seldom satisfactory Inquire anywhere about new vehicles, but
don’t neqlect to place en she list
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WW. CC. HEOWRY, Ma
Proprietor of the Marietta Carriage Works, who will willingly refer you to those
whom work has been done as to whetner tt is satisfactory.
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257 Instructed and 191 Graduates
PENNSYLVANIA
BUSINESS AND SHORTHAND
COLLEGE.
3 and 5 E. King St., Lancaster, Pa.
Has instructed In all sessions and departments during
the year ending June, 1901, (including the previous
April and May, ) 487, Inthe above period ADL
have finished conrses. Many of the most cultured
persons have enrolled, This is a great lesson to
young men and women as it shows the high grade of
the work done. If it pays persons in middle age how
much more valuable it must be to the young.
The school has the aid of two of the most powerful
agencies of the conntry for locating young men and
young women, free of charge to the student. Abso-
lute guarantee of employment when qualified.
As the school is in continuous sesslon and the in-
struction individual, new students have enrolled each
week without a single exception for more than a year
—practically several years. Discount to those who
begin now and continue during the summer.
Agy=Send for journal giving full information,
J. M. WADE, Principal and Owner
Instruction by Mail or at the College
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Estate of Barbara Hershey, deceased, late of Mount
Joy Township, Lancaster County Pa.
Letters of administration on said estate having
been granted the undersigned, all persons indebted
thereto are requested to make immediate payment,
and those having claims or demands against the same
will present them without delay for settlement to
the undersigned residing in Florin, Lane. Co., Pa.
W. U., HENSEL, B. FRANK EBY,
Attorney. Administrator,
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Hardware, Etc.
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New Summer Resort
es a GIEN . ..
Adjoining Wild Cat Falls, Large, new three-storied
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apartments. Spacious Dancing Hall, fly-proof din-
ing room, and wide, double piazza overlooking the
Susquehanna. Romantic Glen, quiet walks and boat
ing in the moonlight. Ele t cuisine. American
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parties made comfortable. Steamer from Marietta
Station, For datesand terms, address or telephone,
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MOUNT JOY, PA.
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Eggs, Pigeons, Poultry and
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ISAAC R. HER]
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Elizabethtov Pen
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