ISCELLANY inal Catastrophe, could still place in py of 600,000 of the in the world, defend prts with torpedo boats at inflict terrible blows or. It is true that the ong sultan is most im- ace of Othiman appear- ¢ worn out, but a sultan ovingian is quite prob- otig mayor of the palace er would be even more cause replaceable. A rul- lv who threw all caution to immoned every Osmanli to , Stopped all payments ex- nitions of war and fought hhdi fought at Omdurman egin with, shatter all Euro- ices, might hold in check for I's any single European pow- ight while being defeated explosion such as Europe has 0 face since theg spahls threat- nna. The Sick Man will be- othing, and the whole western esires his heritage. The catas- may not come just yet, for the being who now occupies the of Turkey and who will neither or fight seems irreniovable. But ot be put off forever, and every such as the one M. Delcasse re- delivered brings us nearer to its rence. If history affords us any nee, the Turk will die biting hard. ndon Spectator, A Bloodhound’s Sagneity. nd the instinct of a dumb brute not kn ignored and the supposed superi- ty of human intelligence trusted the te of Ella Maud Cropsey of Eliza- th City, N. C., would have been hown in a few days instead of re- pining for thirty-seven days a secret. A bloodhound, one of the best trained f that extraordinary species the world over, in the presence of a thousand persons led the way from the Cropsey house out to the road and down to a pier 600 feet away, then to the edge of the pier. It was near this pler that Nell Crop- sey’'s body came to the surfaca, through natural causes, thirty-seven days after the dog had unerringly shown where she had gone. In those thirty-seven days detectives had followed {innumerable clews lead- ing to twenty different cities, the po- lice chiefs of a hundred towns worked on the case, and in the end the sagae- ity of the bloodhound, a descendant of famous dogs employed to hunt run- away slaves, proved to be right, while the manifold workings of hundreds of human minds were wrong. Siberia and America. Frederick Palmer has been visiting the Russian convicts and exiles in Si- beria, and he finds that neither their acbromment nor their rations are rela- vely ans worse to the convict class than those of our own. “At first,” he says, “I would not believe the stage- ment that Siberian convicts who had run away to America returned with the conviction that they would rather be convicts in Siberia than free men in America. Afterward 1 verified it. Their reasons were simple: ‘Here we have time to drink our tea, to talk, and we get enough to eat. In America you have to be a slave for ten hours a day. Every minute a terrible man called the boss has his eye on you, or else you can’t get any job at all, Yes, in Amer- ica either you have to work too hard or starve.” Largest Farm Implement Depot. The city of Dallas, Tex., is said to be the largest depot of farm implement supplies in the world. Every big whole- sale house in the United States which engages in the business of manufac- turing tools for the farmer has its branch at Dallas. There age twenty- five nine story buildings devoted to this trade. Dallas lies in the very heart of the choicest farming region of Texas. It is the trading point of the great black land belt of the north- ern and central counties, which -con- tain two-thirds of the people and three- fourths of the wealth of the state. , Not Permitted to Circulate There. An error of a new clerk in the mall- ing department of an eastern publisher was responsible for the mailing of a prospectus to a world famous states- man who had been dead for some years. The letter was returned a few days later, with the following indorse- ment: 3 ¢ IN HEAVEN, —, 1901. Gentlemen—As your publications are not pefmitted to circulate here, I believe fit would be useless for me to subscribe for them. Yours respectfully— And here followed the name of the famous statesman. Budapest's Street Car System. The street car system of Budapest is considered the best in the world and bas been imitated by several American cities, including Washington. The un- derground railway is also a model. The stations are built of porcelain tiles in- side and out. The cars hold forty-two people, they run by the electric third rail system, and the fare is 4 cents, the stations being at intervals of a Quasar of a mile. A Manutactured Comb (?) Honey. It was recently. announced in a Chi- cago paper that a carload of manufac- tured honey in the comb had been re- ‘ ceived in that city from California. In reply to this the publisher of The ‘American Beg} Journal has offered $1,000 for the sight of a_single pound ‘of manufactured comb” honey. He jadds that he has been making this of (fer for twenty years without finding a ward place, the unpretend- n the north of Edin- is Stevenson, parket. ILA RE A W. G. GREENEWALD THE. FHILADELPHIA BRANCH STORE & & 244 LOCUST STREET COLUMBIA, PENNA Up-to-Date Clothing Furnishings ano Hats Remarkable Cure for Croup. I have afew wordsto say regarding Cham- berlain’s Cough Remedy Itsaved my little boy's life and I feel that [ cannot praise it enough I bought a bottle of it from A BE Steere of Goodwin, 8 D., and when I got home with it the poor baby could hardly breathe T gave the medicine as directed every ten minutes until he “threw up’ and then I thought sure he was going to choke to death We had to pull the phlegm out of his mouth in great long strings I am posi- tive that if I had not got that bottle of cough medicine my boy would not be on earth to- day—dJocl Demont, Inwood, Iowa Forsale by J 8 armany Florin Pa Church Chronicle. United Brethren Church—Preaching Sun day morning at 10 a. m. Sunday School at 1.15p. m. Junior Endeavor at 6.30 p. m. Prayer-meeting Thursday evening at 7.15 p. m. Rev. H. M, Milier, pastor. Methodist Episcopal Church—Preaching every Sunday evening at 7 p. m. by the pas- tor and Rev. John Boehm on alternate eve. nings. Epworth League at6 p m. Sab- bath School at 9 a. m., Amos Risser Super- intendent. Class meeting Sunday morning at 10 a. m. Prayer-meeting Thursday 7 p. m. Rev. Wayne Channell pastor, Rev. John Foehm assistant pastor. oO eer J S Carmany guarantees every bottle of Chamerlain’s ough Remedy and will re- fund the money to anyone who is not satis- fied after using two-thirds of the bottle for lagrippe, coughs, colds, croup and wooping cough and is pleasant and safe to take It prevents any tendency of a cold to result in pne umonia . Doubled as Alimony. “Oh, yes, daughter's fully twice as happy as she was with her husband.” i “How so?” © “Why, he used to give her an allow- ance of only $10, and now lie has to pay her $20.”—Cleveland Plain Dealer. ees MP eet A Cure for Lumbago. W C Williamson, of Amherst, Va., says. “For more than a year I suffered from lum- bago I finally tried Chamberlain’s Pain Balm and it gave me entire relief, which all other remedies had failed to do Sold by JS Cazmuny, Florin, Pa (Don’t Forget, When in Lancaster Stop at INissley’'s I.-urncir and Dining Rooms, 14 1-2 E. Chestnut St., Opp P. R. R. Depot Inancaster, Pa. Send your packages and take the cars at this Res- taurant No charge for care of packages \AAAAAAAANAAANANAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAANA MAAN AAA HE RRS BOOK STOL te Two Dotats For One. This is the value you get from the Jollowing special offer ; Monogram Die 1.50 Stamping One Quire of Paper, 1.50 One Box Hurlbut's High- land Linen Paper 35¢, in all $2. All For One Dollar I. B. HERR, 51-53 North Queen St, LANCASTER, . PENNA. AAAS AAANAAAAAANANAA NAAN AAA AAA A A AAA AAA AAA AAA AAA AAA ANNA AN AAA AAA ANA AA AAA AAA AAAS PARISIAN CLOAK & SUIT C0. 28-30 E. King St., Lancaster —— oF Pore January Clearing Sale! The goods we are offering are our or- ginal duplicate stock, and not lots of odds and ends bought for the occasion. o> B83.75. Ladies and Misses® Jackets, 27 inches long, Black, and Navy Kersey, high flare collar, former price $6.50 $5.00. or 27 Ladies’ and Misses’ Box Coats, inches long, high flare collar, handsomely stitched, lined with silk serge, Black and Castor Kersey, former price $7.50. $8.00. Ladies’ and Misses’ Automobile Coats, 42 inches long Black, Tan and Castor Kersey, former price £12.50. Chas. S. Mayer, 28-30 E. King, Lancaster, . Penna. Independent Telephone 1450. SERRA STANDARD COACH WORKS IN NEED OF acket Store Flor in, Pa. Ir Jenny Lind, Serres SPECIAL . SALE OF ae ‘PICTURES. $1.00 Panels, Gilt Frame, 69c. $1.00 Landscapes, Gilt and White Frames, 69c. $1.50 Landscapes, Gilt and White Frames, $1.12. $1.50 Fancy Pictures, Gilt and Black, $1.12. $1.50 Bevel French Plate Looking Glasses, $1.12. $2.00 Bevel French Plate Looking Glasses, $1.49. $2.00 Pearl, Inland Gilt Frame, $1.49. We want to close these out so oe Buggy or Carriage Come and Learn Our Priges. | We are prepared to wake to order | Wagons of the finest finish and Car- riages of every description at Reduced Prices. All work turned out at our works is warranted to give satisfaction Repairing, Painting and Trimming = | done in a neat and expeditions manner. THREE Rubber Tices Adjusted at Our Own Works hy Style Bodies in White Made to Order for Dealers YOUNG BROS, ... FLORIN, PA... The Leading Clothiers YOFTE AND GAFFIN BROS. Mount Joy, Pa. DEALERS IN Men’s, Youths’ and Children’s Clothing, Overcoats, Trousers, RHR HRT RL RRA we offer them at less than cost Racket Store Rount Zoy. Shoes! Shoes! Felt, Rubber and Leather Boots, Hats and Caps, HETERO TERE LEER EERE GARRET AGAR Underwear, Gloves, Dress Shirts, Neckwear, Hosiery, od ede Risser’s } Ell hormn Steam. IL.aundxry MOUNT JOY, PA. Qur Solicitor will call on you every Ladies’ Furnishings Strictly Cash. @ne Brice To All. Seis garsanien, JAS. GLAT FELTER Tuesday and Deliver Every Friday Your Work Solicited. i Satisfaction Guaranteed : QeetotototoboototeododotoseD BEV bi oe FER NE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD TINGE TABLE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 24, 1901 Going East From Florin Lancaster Accomodation . Seashore Express Lancaster Ac onnnodation Laucaster Accommodation . . Philadelphia Mail . . . (Sunday) Philadelphia Mail . . Going West From Florin Way Passenger . . Mail . . a . Lancaster Accommods tion . . Lancaster Accommodation Harrisburg Express . . . . . (Sunday) Way Passenger . : Going East From Mount Joy Lancaster Accommodation 706am Harrisburg Express . . . . 952pm Seashore Fxpress . . «. 23pm Lancaster Accommod: tion . . 347 pm Lancaster Accommodation 508 pm Philadelphia Mail . wie . . 752 pm (Sunday) Main Line Express 403 pm (Sunday) Philadelphia Mail 74pm Going West. From Mount Zou MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES, MARKERS, &e Rear Star and News Printing Office MOUNT JOY, - PENNA. Are You Going to Build ? If You Are, Then Read This. 30 Building Lots I'or Sale! The undersigned offers for sale, Thirty Choice Building Lots in the village of Florin, Lancaster Co. Pa., at very reasonable prices. Any person who intends to build should not by any means select a location until they have consulted II. B. Nissley. All the lots have a high elevation, good location, convenient to schools, post office, churches, stores, P. R. R. depotand only !Z mile from Mount Joy. These lots would also be very suitable for an industry of some kind, the P. R. R. siding border- ing them on the southwest, thereby saving the purch- aser the additional cost of laying a siding which any , manufacturing establishment should have. A¥=Remember these lots will all be sold and if yon want first choice come a running.” Call on or address H. B. Nissley, 70am 1230 pm 24pm 505 pm 749 pm 74 pm 70am 10 17 a m 23% pm 605 pm 72pm 70am Way Passenger = . . » . . 6 55 Mail os . . Fe 10 14 Niagara Express . 10 45 a m Lancaster Accommodation . . . 232 pm Lancaster Accommodation 602pm Harrisburg Express 73pm (Sunday) Way Passenger . 6 55am (Sunday) Niagara Express 1045am (Sunday) Fast Line . . 201 pm am am EARAALARPFPIFPANIPIARPIAPNPPRIIAPI AIPARIANNINY on the premises which rents for $35. UNREDEEMED Typewriters Two Singer . Sewing Machines GOOD AS NEW For sale at a bargain, Pirosh & Simmons The 0ld Established Pawnbrokers and Jewelers 20 North Queen Street, Opposite Woolworth’s 5 & roc Store. Lancaster, Penna. Remember if you want anything in the line of Bread,Cakes, Buns, &e. the only place to get it good and fresh is at the Empire Bakery FIORIN PA. S.8. CGITIC-IRICTIE, row. Funerals Supplied at Short Netice The Only Place to Get Good Braud; Cakes, Buns, &ec. RTH Ary Sehwling s West End Bakery Mount Joy Penna. POTATOES. I have just received a Carload of New York State Potatoes which 1 am sell- ing at Lowest Market Prices. Prompt attention to mail or telephone orders. T. N. HOSTETTER. Oh Tes! Oh Yes! GEORGE §. YOGEL, AUCTIONEER Post Office Address, Florin, Lancaster Co., Pa. Telephone Number 851. Rates Very Reasonable for All Kinds of Sales ron SALTY I Grave Land Three Acres and Fourteen Perches in a good state of exltivation and fences in pair The land is situated on the road leading from Florin te the Mount Joy Cemetery, a short distance west of the latter For particulars call on oi address good re- MUSSELMAN, Florin, Penna HARRY Milton Grove Hotel FOR RENT The undersigned offers a Good Country Stand, tlie Milton Grove Hotel, for rent. The property has all modern conveniences, spacious rooms, good water, ete. A good barn, large shed for horses, stock yards, scales, and five acres of farming land. Also a shop Here's an op- portunity for some one. Possession given April Ist. Full particulars by caliing on or addressing E. S. WEAVER, FLORIN, PA. Rob Douglas, M D's Washington D C le ee MacGNETIC RELIEF or the One Minute Cure For Pain A powerful irritant and a Golden Remedy for the Headache, Sore Throats Head Colds, Catarrh, Weak and Sore Eyes, with dimncss of Vision, Dyspepsia, Colic, Ete Bunions and Soft Corns re- lieved at once. Toothache and Neuralgia, Sore Gums, Cramp, Wind or PRICE, TEN CENTS ———— — J. D. Easton, Sole Prop. & Mfr., Florin, Pa. Florin, Po. Florin Saddler Shop E. H, REIDER, Prop. Manufacturer of and Dealer in All Kinds Horse Furnishings All the Latest Styles of Harness Halters, Whips, Collars, Chains and all Neccssary Strap Work Repairing a Specialty at Reason able Prices. New Work Done promptly and Guaranteed. GO TO Reyer's Saddler Shep West Main Street, Mount Joy I am still making all kinds of Harness strictly hand made, no machine work. Ialso sell anything kept in a saddler shop. Repairing Done Promptly. Prices to suit the times. A ‘New Repaiz Shop ! I desire to inform the public that I have opened a Shoe Repair Shop in the basement of A INNEW PAPER-HANGING PROCESS? David H. Eagle's Fornitore Warerooms GUARANTEED TO GIVE SATISFACTION West Main St., Mount Joy I wish to state to the public that I am prepared to where I am prepared to do cobbling of every paper walls with whitewashed, kalsomined or ala- description at reasonable rates bastine surfaces. Always carry a full line of All Grades of Samples for ceilings, sides and borders, all at the same price. All Work Guaranteed. For a sample of my work call on I, H. Florin. This is entirely a new process, the work being done without scraping the walls. Full particulars and estimates cheerfully furnished by ! Wi. WiouAR, Jr. - Para. Men's Shoes Half Soled and Heeled for 65c Sewed on for 75 cents Ladies’ Shoes Half Soled and Heeled for 45c Sewed on for 55 cents and Boys’ Shoes According to Size A Trial Job Solicited Harry Sheaffer Myers, | Girls’ HORSE, makes a frontage of 49, 52, 53 55 West King Street. accommodations in every respect. your patronage solicited. STOP AT THE Sorrel Horse Hotel WesT King St., J ANCASTER The annex now complete with the SORREL Dinner 25 cents. Dest A share of A. B. ADAMS, Pro. For Coal That Will Burn youu should place your order &ith me. No advance in price I. N. HOSTETTER FLORIN, PA. and | Why Don’t You Read The Bulletin? <= Only 50c¢.<=35 THIS IS THE TIME OF THE YEAR THAT YOU Jenny Lind, Carriage, Buggy, Market Wagon Ete., for the coming summer. Iwill inform the puilic that my work in this line is Strictly First-Class, operated only by the best of mechanics at prices to suit eve ryone Repairing on Short Notice and at Reasonable Prices 1 extend a cordial invitation to visit my works, and see the new styles of different kinds of wagons, also get prices before yon buy elsewhere. I can please y you and meet your wishes in anything you will want. Respee fully, GG. MOYER TET lh 2a lh oll 3 Ay TRY TET ro Blankets and Comforts 1 have just received direct from manufacturer, a Lot of Blankets and Comforts bought at a reduction, owing to lateness of the sea- WILL WANT TO ORDER A son, which enables me to offer exceptional values. 11-4 White Wool Blankets, value 7.00 at 5.00 11-4 White Wool Blankets, value 5.00 at 4.00 11-4 Gray Wool Blankets, Fancy Border, value 5.00 at 3.50 10-4 Gray Wool Blankets, Fancy Border, value 4.00 at 3.00 A Lot of Tan and Gray 10-4 value 6oc at 50c. Comforts at 75¢, Yours for Business, =H. EE. ERE RSOIL.E— MOUNT JOY, PA. I hs SF a Rh + i NE I oh 2A VARA AN di ; Th WH Z.00, 1.25 72 3.00. Engle’s Furniture Warerooms Mount Joy, Penna. Good Homemade Furniture a Specialty Upholstering Done to Order Poplar Lumber For Sale in Lots to Suit the Purchasers UNDERTAKING & EMBALMING Jobbing Promptly Attended To. Estimates Cheerfully Furniched JOSEIPEI B. GAINTZ PLUMBER #& AND # GAS oa A & # AND # GAS @ FITTER Noro Drs West of Bowman's Store, Ind. Tel. No. 835 MOUNT JOT, PENNA. yp Voiicls, Carriages, Buggies, Wagons For Milkmen, Bakers, Merchants, constructed in a first-class manner by erperi- enced and capable mechanics wunder the direction of a manufacturer who lets the work speak for its worth, it guarantees every product of MARIETTA CARRIAGE WORKS Contracts made with- Inquire anywhere about new vehicles, but place on the list The same eare exercised in repairing as manufacturing. out inquiry are seldom satisfactorgy don’t neq@®ect to WW. C. EXO RY, Marietta Proprietor of the Marietta Carrie who will willingly refer you to those for whom work has bee to whether it is satisfactory. {re Works, done as 3 us J, ore i / I Piano or an Organ Examine our Stock, Compar: Prices, considering the quality @f th instruments, with those asked elsquhere and be convinced that The Best glPlace to Buy is at—— All we ask of you is to see . ——you buy a our NSON & Strect, Lancaster, Penna. KIRK Joi 24 West Kind}
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