PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH.

UAT SH WILKEY BUMELESOCK HAS
TO SAY THIS WEEK.

Grisht ?”’
der
froagt
¢Bisht doo en
der nix nootsics boo
keeper, woe seller/karl om groom-
wor fer seim
schtore-
beere nows shtella
schtore ae morriya.
“Well, ich huff in der himmel
tzoo kooma,’’ sawgt schtore
keeper, ‘‘ich broveer tzoo doo was
recht is, oon ich tzale mul ae dawg
oof da guldenna schtroasa foon
Neia Yaroosalem tzoo lawfa,
ich mei bicher doe in daerra
g’'schlussa hob.”
“Well don, won Grisht
bisht, we koomts os doo en box ful
soe growsy seese groombeera founa
der
won
wellt
doo en
on deim schtore shtay husht, oon
won mer seese groombeera kawft
shicksht doo en lot glaeny
schwenzlin hame, net grayser we
glaeny reddich? Denksht doo doo
konsht in
glaeny groombeera won de growsa
soe
der himmel oof soe
drows husht fer en sample?”’
Der schtorekeeper is rode worra
wet
im g’sicht oon hut g’sawt ar
sei customers net soe p’sheisa we
sel, oon deer boo os de groombeera
fordt g’fawra hut hut en mistache
g’macht.
SPORTING HILL.
Misses Emma and Elia Wenger
spent Wednesday and Thursday
with relatives and friends at Eliza-
bethtown.
Decoration Day was observed by
at least one person May be
it was on account of it being
birthday.
Clayton Nissley was on the Hill
on Monday. He is able to go out
here.
her
again after being confined to his
bed a few monthts.
Services were held in the Union
church on Sunday morning by the
River Brethren, and at 7.30 in the
evening by the Brinzer’s.
Andrew Vogel and
Annie spent from Friday to Mon-
day in Baltimore, Md. His broth-
er William was buried on
Wife
daughter
Friday.
aged 43 years. and three
children survive.
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. RHEEMS' STATION.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Uriah
Spayd a daughter last Monday.
A. L. Campbell of this place,
editor of the Denver Star, spent
Sunday with his family.
Last week thieves entered Cyrus
Ruhl’s poultry house and got away
with about thirty-five chickens.
A. A. Arnold; emergency oper-
ator from Lancaster, is on duty at
K. U. tower until E. R.
returns.
Ebersole
Abram Lutz and family, spent
last Saturday and Sunday with her
parents in Dauphin County, north
o Highspire. :
Albert Shirk, P. R. R. brakeman
of Harrisburg and wife were guests
of his uncle, David Brubaker, and
family last Saturday,
\ In order to be.able to complete
y the large orders for ballast at the
S. G. Graybill quarry, additional
force has been put on and 11 hours
per day will be made until further
orders.

The German Baptists worshiped
,in their Rheems meeting house last

Sunday morning with several
strange ministers on the pulpit.
The next regular evening service
will be held June rrth.
The directors of the Rheems
Canning factory held a special

meeting at their office last Tuesday
evening where important business
was transacted, relative to purchas
ing cans “RT important
matters
oH AMBERLAIN'S STOMACH AND LIVER
TABLEM BETTER THAN A DOCTORS
PRESCRIPTION,

Mr. Je w
of Truhart Aa. says
ne Liver
than
0 doctor,
wis able
ald pro.
pases of
nstipa.
0 pre.
hy J,
t Joy

Correct Clothes for Men
Suits of Style
Every new thought of
fashion expressed—
properly—in the suits
bearing this label
AliedPenjaminz@
MAKERS 3k NEW YORK

The makers’ guarantee, and ours,
with every garment. We are exe
clusive agents here.

M. Bachenheimer
Eagle Hall.

COLUMBIA, PENNA.
Ch. Yes! Oh Yes!
GEORGE S. VOGEL, AUCTIONEER
Post Office Address, lorin, Lancaster Co., Pa
Telephone Number 851.
Rates Very Reasonable for AllKinds of Sale
The Only Place to Get
Good Bread, Cakes, Buns, &c.
IS AT 3
Scholing’s West End Bakery
Mount Joy Penna
For a Neat and Clean
Shave, Hair Cut or Shampoo, go to
Josocph Hershey
Successor to W. W. Strasbach.
tine Tonsorial Parler
East Main Street, Mount Joy, Pa.
WINDSOR HOTEL
Between 12th & 131h ts. on Filbert St, Phila, Pa,
Three minutes walk from the Reading Termi-
nal. Five minutes walk from the Penna. R.
RR. Depot. European Plan $1:00 per day and
upwards. American Plan $2:00 per day.
FRANK M. SCHEIBLEY, Manager
ABNER M. HERSHEY.
AUCTIONEER
Mount Joy, Penna.
Special attention given to calling all kinds of rea.
state and personal property sales. Satisfaction
Guaranceed, Charges moderate. Drop we a card
reall wp 836 A.
Scheduie in Effect May 25, 1905.
SUNINAYDS
EASTWARD—WEEK-DAY>

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PARBENEEYS.
Ss” Sgops on signal or
ductor to receive or discharge
“bh” Stops only on signal or notice to Condue.
tor to discharge passengers,
For time tables and additional information in
quire of Ticket Agent,
W.W.ATIERBURY,
General Manager,
GLO, W. BOYD,
senerel Passenger Agent.
J. R, WOOD,
Cornwall & Lebanon Railroad.
Time TABLE IN EFFECT May 29, 1906,

A PMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE!
Joy Borodgh, Deceased.
been granted to the undersigned, all persons in-
debted thereto are requested to make immedi-
ate payment, and those having claims or de-
out delay for settlement to the undersigned, re-
siding in Mount Joy Borough.
PENNSYLYANIE RAILROAD...

Fuss'r Trafic Mgr,
Leave... AM AM AW pm pm
Monnt Joy 6°50 1045 243 TY
Arrive. ..oiiee anne
Mt. Gretna. 746 1240 418 821
Lebanon, ..... 805 100 4338 Bdl
LOAVe. ci iainnansns .
Lebanon. ...... 6 OB 131 648
Mt. Gretna... . 646 108 161 708 ; vd
AVR ce irnin nin When" You Buy Spoons
MOUNE JOY. asa erene bi 348 S01 knives, forks, ete., buy reliable brands,
am am pm pm pm ev Af they do cost a little more,
All trains on ©, & L. R. R. daily except Sunday ™# are worth the difference. If
M1. GuersA PARK, on the line of thiv road, is
the finest resort in Pennsylvania, and is the per- |
Fatate of Elizabeth Patterson, late of Mount
Letters of administration on said e-tate having
mands against the same will present them with-
F. A. RICKER, Administrator.
CoYLE & KELLER, Attorneys.
Crystal Springs
DAIRY!
fresh Orecam and Milk
Delivered Daily Except Sunday.
Special Orders Solicited.
We Invite Inspeciion.
We Solicit Your Trade,
E. BH. ZERCHER
NOTARY PUBLIC.

WwW. fr. HOLTOWEBUSH
ATTORNEY-AL-LAW,
48 West Main Street, Mount Joy, Penna.

Days at Lancaster, Monday and Friday. at No.
52 North Duke Street.
Private Sale!
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The undersigned offers at private sale
in Marietta, his valuable
2% Story Brick

attached, Frame Stable and all other
necestary outbuildings. Also Fruit of
all kinds. Property is pleatantly locat-
ed and will be sold. Call on or address
Wm, H. Gantz
Prop. Farmers’ In, MT. JOY, PA.
june7-4t
WANTED.
Men and women inthis and adjoining
counties for home or traveling work, repre-
senting and advertising the Wholesale and
Educational Departments of an old estab-
lished Manufacturing House. Salary $3 50
per day with expenses advanced. Rig fur-
nished when necessary, position permanent;

references exchanged. Address, Blew
Brothers & Co , Home Dept. Chicago, 111.
May305
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¢uas. Bf ZELLER
Real Estate and
Insurance Office
E. MAIN STREET, MOUNT JOY
Calling and Clerking
of Public Sales
Settleme tofestatos, collection of rents, surveying and
couveyancing.

TENTION, FARMERS
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OF SPECIAL
INTEREST TO YOU.

What Tou
Have Lon

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The Two-whedjed Support for use in mucky soil, designed
especially \to avoid side draft on machines cutting
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' from seven to ten feet.
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Dialogue,—“The Two Farmers.”
¢ “Good morning: Farmer Johnson, you are just the man I have been looking
for, neighbor Smith o)1s 1m that you got a Support for your binder and mower Inst
season and he says thiut your horses had no weight to carry on their necks and that
they seemed to work: io machines with more ease than ever before.” * Now, Mr.
Johnson, the reason f wanted to see you especially is because some of my horses
have sore necks, aug even if their necks were not sore, I think itis the duty of
every humane man t4 guse the honest and faithful horse all he possibly ean through
this hustling haying d harvesting season, after this hard spell of spring work.”””’ >
Well, you dic 00d lot of talking but now I will tell you what I think of the
Support after using 0 seasons. The Support is all right.” ‘I think it has paid
itself twice since T ho jt by saving the machine much in wear, and by saving the
horses in feed and ga]] cure,’ *I can run my machine just as easy with one horse
less by having the Support, ”?
“Oh bE armer Jolngon, where can I get this much wanted article ?
Why, you just go to the phone and call A. Hl. WEAV ER, Blue Ball,
Pa., and he will ship you one or as many as you want by freight or trolley, or he
will send one of his &igents to see you; just as you say.’ ¢He is at you service.” ’
A Few Words From the Manufacturer.
This Support is Dut an experiment, for it has long since passed from the experi-
mental state. It has’been perfected, tried and found satisfactory. I have sold
more than 1,500 in Lancaster County alone. I can show thousands of unsolicited
testimonials all of which gre lond in their praise of this modern invention.
Please read the Pructical Points of this Support in the next column and T am
sure with a little cov jjeration you will agree with me that this is an article that
every farmer with a 1 der or Mower should have,
/

1,200 TONS OF IE!
I hereby wish to inform the public
that I have housed 1,200 Tous of
Pure, Crystal
Spring Water
a= I CES n=
which I amprepared to serve at very
moderate charges, Will run a wag-
on throtgs- Metint Joy and-I"erin
daily. A share of your
is respectfully solicited as this is the
finest crop thessed in ten yoars. You
can get ice at any time.
patronage
I am also prepared to do ALL
KIND3 OF HAULING and also
PLOWING atany time.
CHAS. FRANK,
MOUNT JOY, PA.
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STOP AT THE
West KiNG St., J-ANCASTER
5 West Kina Street. Dinner 25 cents.
accommodations in every respect.
your patronage solicited.
v y A eure guaranteed if you use
UDY'8 S pp { ny
PILE} *%: Supposito
D. Matt, Thompson, Bupt.
Graded Schools, St, vesville, N. C., writes: '' I can say
they de all you ch .™ for them,” Dr. 8, M. Devore,
Raven Keek, Iv, Va, rites They give universal satis
faction.” Dr. if. br. }eGill, Clarksburg, Teun, writes:
“In a practice of 28 years, I Lave fouud no remedy to
ual yours,” Puce 60 Cxxre. Samples Free. Sold
by Druggltth. gaps 'N RUDY, LANCASTER, PA,
ORT

Sold in Mt. Joyhy E.
“Silver
Plate
Berkshire Jiu & that
Pattern.

manent 1roation for the Pennsylvania Chautan
qua the U, B, €
G. of Penna,
Trip mileage tickets sold at all stations to pe
\sons holding P. K. R. mileage books.
AD. MITH, Pres.and Gen, Supt.

Jampmeeting, Encampment W |
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Lebanon, IY ofl

“[BA7 ROGERS BROS
is the stamp it insures genuine Rogers
quality, famous for wear.
Sold by leading dealers everywhere;
yor Catalogue “C.L," address the
makers,
International Silver Co., Meriden, Conn.
Ty
Sorrel Horse Hotel
The annex now complete with the S ORRE L
HORSE, mai:es a frontage of 49, 52, 53 gd
es
A share of
A. B. ADAMS, Pro.

Lb Ak
W "Garber, Calltor free sample

eve [een Wanlin
BW Improved Patent Tongue Support
For Self Binders, Reapers, Mowers, Corn Harvesters, Etc.
A Horse Saver, A Machine Saver, A Help for the Driver.
THIS TONGUE SUPPORT is vertically adjustable for cutting any
height of stubbly, and for trucking on the road. Changes are effected by means of
loosening bolt and clamp.
A PRACTICAL TONGUE SUPPORT stands unquestionably among the fore-
most of the devices and improvements calculated to ease the burdens of horses.
Referring particularly to grain binders, it is well known that all manufacturers have
sought to ease the horses by constructing machines better balanced. This is a
partial remedy only for the evil of steadying two-wheeled machines by the horses
hitched thereto. The practical and sure relief is a third wheel for supporting and
steadying the tongue, Stop and think. Don't you see that something is radically
wrong in the principle of balancing on two wheels? After all, it is the horses which
maintain the so-called balance both in the draft and by the neck-yoke; and this is
no trifle. If you think so, try the Support and watch that spring. The two wheels
strike furrows, stones and uneven spots, which partially check their momentum.
What checks the forward motion of the body of the machine high above these
obstructions? Is it not the horses’ necks through the pitching of the tongue? For
proof watch that spring which stands pounding and jarring better than horseflesh.
Other advantages of the Support are:
Firsr—The weight or counter-balance of the driver is on the Support and not
on the horses’ necks when he is off the seat.
Seconp—The Support bears the extra weight, otherwise thrown on the horses’
necks by an unbalanced machine on all down grades,
Trirp—The Support holds down the tongue and away from the horses’ throats
when tipped up by a much unbalanced machine on steep up grades.
Fourra—The Support holds the heavy tongue for the driver when hitching up
or unhitching.
Frrra— A third wheel on the tongue steadies it laterally, so that it cannot pound
or hip the horses’ shoulders sidewise; neither can there be any sawing on their
necks.
Sixta—The driver can handle his tilting lever with great ease on all grades of
surface because the third wheel carries the burden of weight otherwise hanging on
the lever.
SeveNTH—The Support saves time in turning corners.
Tamas The third wheel assists in holding the machine to a full swath on a
glide hill,
Ninta—Machines will last longer because less racked and because the motion is
more steady, just as a four-wheeled vehicle is more steady than one of*two wheels.
Texta Horses will do more work, do it easier, and sometimes an extra horse
can be saved.
For further information or any particulars, phone, write or call upon
. WEAVER, Manufacturer,
BLUE BALL, Lancaster County, Pa.

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youllvant in the Hat line, you need
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storein the city, without finding
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of being satisfied with your suit is to buy it
We don’t know of a single
er who is sorry that he trades here, but we
WISHED

here. custom-
have seen a great who
THEY HAD.
The reason !
many
Our clothes have individ-
ual style—they are made by the best mak-
ers in America—they are different from
other clothes you see.
We Guarantee Our Clothes.

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FULD'S
Clothier and
Furnisher
COLUMBIA, PA.

207 Locust St.
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and Oxfords in L1.cks, Tans and Willtes with
Hosiery to match them all.
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SHATUB & CO.
BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBERS and If AIERY
| 18 North Queen Street,

PERETTI SINT ITN
LANCASTER, PENNA.

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