ARS It Take Nerve Everything depends upon your nerves. It is nerve force that causes the brain to direct the motion of your body; it is nerve force that causes your heart to pulsate, and send the blood through your veins; it is nerve force that causes your stomach to digest food, your kidneys to filter the blood, and the liver to secrete bile. In fact, nerve force is the power that runs your body, so it you feel worn-out, irritable, nervous, cannot sleep, or eat well, have pain or misery anywhere, your nerves are weak, and your system run- down. To restore this vitality take Dr. Miles’ Nervine which will strengthen and build up the nerves. You cannot be healthy without strong nerves. “For eighteen vears Dr. Miles’ Nervine and Anti-Pai my close companior ried life, while nerves became al had no a e; . and had su ch Then I bezan using Dr. Miles’ , and at once I began to im- ye, and soon found myself in perfect health.” 8. L. YOUNG, MRS. 324 Pittsburg St., New Castle, Pa. Dr. Miles’ rvine Is sold by your druggist, who will guarantee that the first bottle will benefit. If it fails, he wiil refund your mon ey Miles Medical Coy Elkhart, Ind awful dizzy PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH. WHAT SHWILKEY BUMBLESOCK HAS TO SAY THIS WEEK, Vel de leckshun is ferby un ich bin ower froe. De Republicans hen viter der dihenker graised mit Demrkrawta un Fushenites. S: missa es usht gute-maenich nemma ve der ‘Tommy un si freint dena. Aer hut gsawt der moria noch der leckshun, ich beens ga- vaint un aer hut aw recht. Och vel, se kenna usht warta bis en on- ner yore, ferlicht kenna se beser do noch dem. de de eee li ene ats THE PALMISTRY BUSINESS Quick Profits Realized at Coney Is land by Fortune Tellers—Argu- . ment of a Sorceress. “Somebody Is going to make money out of the palmistry business, and why shouldn’t I be that person?” said the Egyptian sorceress who came from Ala. bama, and who supported her sick hus- band and her poor children by the pro ceeds of her Coney island stand, ae. cording to Frank Leslie’s Monthly. “I sald tomyself: ‘I'll gointo this asa seri- ous business, and I'll go into it the right sort of way. I'll be the executive and I'll hire experienced people to do the rest.’ I started in with only $300, and I've got $5,000 worth of fittings alone now. I don’t know anything else 1 could have taken up that I'd have been able to get along so well at. I'm able to pay my people good wages, too, which I couldn’t have done if I'd taken up dressmaking or anything else I'd have to employ girls in. I start them in at eight dollars a week and 1 raise them as high as $15 when they prove to be guick and clever at reading character.” American Sugar. A leading newspaper of Austria com- plains that under the reciprocity treaty with Cuba the consumption of sugar In the United States will be fully covered by the home production and Cuban srops. The consumption in the United States is estimated at 2,000,000 tons a year. Out of this Cuba, where the crop this year nearly $350,000 tons larger an last year, will deliver the lion’s pre—say 1,200,000 tons. The raw su- yroduction of I.onlsiana and Florida Rutes 300,000 tons, the Philippines tons and the United States proper ns out 250,080 tons of beet sugar, Lady Curzon, who was Miss Lelter, of Chicago, is a clever detective, and this incident could be made into an absorbing story by either Conan Doyle or Rudyard Kipling. A retired Indian judge tellsit. He was dining at the viceregal lodge one night, and the conversation turned upon a sen- sational murder trial which he was con- ducting at the time. After dinner Lady Curzon drew the judge aside and sald: “I know as an absolute fact that the man who is charged with that murder is innocent. Send a detective to me'and I will direct him to the house where the real murderer is now hiding. I only dis- covered the fact this afternoon, when 1 was down theré in disguise with one of our syces.” Sure enough, the murderer was caught, as Lady Curzon had said, and the inno- cent man was released. This Incident, becoming known, has made her very popular with the people of Calcutta, who are not used to English “mem-sahibs” taking so much Interest ir. their humble lives, ree reed pg atl. D. jays more atis- | Jd r DASH FOR POLE IN AUTO. | Gontemplated Trip Into Antarctic Zone Will Be Made in a Side- Wheel Sled, An automobil Belgian explorer, Mous. Henryk Are- towski—in view of his specialty, why not Antarctowski?—proposes to use ip making his next dash for the south | pole, says Le Tour du Monde. Heisnow | experimenting with motors and pro- | pellers. | Steamship expeditions to the south ! sea are stopped by land or walls of per: petual ice long bef yre they reach the pole. the shore exj gone gleds From inland with aog some ui: , but there is a iimit to tance that can be covered, as food for | the dogs has to be carried, and adds | greatly to the necessary stores. If a motor sufficiently simple and strong can be found, which will run in the coldest weather and will not con- sume as great a weight of stores per mile as the dogs do, Monsieur Arctow- ski believes it will be a great aid to the explorer. His present scheme is to use Cana- {| dian sledges or toboggans, and attach to each two wheels with spur teeth, i mounted like the side wheels of a riv- | er steanier, and arranged so that they can be raised or lowered, to grip light- 1y or deeply according as the snow fis crusted or soft. The whole affair must be light enough so that it will not sink too deep in the snow, and strong enough to plow its way through a mod erate depth of light flakes, and large enough to carry the explorer and neces- sary stores for him and the motor. { | | i | | INSULTED TWO MEXICANS. Ap American Accidentally Brushed Against Them and Affair Nearly Ended in a Duel. A well known member of the Amerl- can colony boarded a crowded car one day last week and in the jam happened to brush against two Mexican gentle- men, weli dressed and of distinguished appearance. One of them, after a few tense words with his friend, turned to the American gentleman and com- menced expostulating with him, saya the Mexican Herald. The American, not understanding Spanish well, thought nothing particular of the inci- dent untill the two men “got off the car when he did and continued to address him as before. Calling a friend who was passing he asked him to act as interpreter. Then he discovered that the two men thought he had insulted them by brushing against them anid they asked for satisfaction. The Amer- fcan got mad. He told the two gentle- nen that he would meet them, one after the other, at any place, with any weapon, and would give them all the satisfaction that they could possibly want. With that the American hand. ed them his card. They glanced at the name on the card, then took off their hats, bowed low and begged the Amer- fcano’s pardon, saying that they were mistaken, for the Americano was a gentleman and would not insult them under any circumstances. RHEEMS’ STATION. The Rheems Canning Company disposed of 20 cases of tomatoes to a Dauphin county party. Kirk Johnson of Lancaster, handsome piano to the Mart esidence in this place. delivered a L. Nissley Daniel Shank, son of Mr. Daniel Shank, residing on the farm adjoining this place, and Mrs. Abe Forney is confined to this bed with a severe attack of typhoid fever, Cellar wall for the new house for Rev. She S. and in the near future by Abe Snyder, stone mason of Elizabethtown. Mr. Evans, bricklayer, of Elizabethtown, will do the brick work S. sarer on the corner of Main street Shearers avenue will be completed i MASTERSONVILLE. N. E. Ginder sawed a lot of wood for S S. Fasnacht, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob relatives at Lititz, S. Hackman visited Mr, Dissinger of Manheim is drilling a well for the Mastersonville Creamery In this section rabbits are not as plentiful as expected. Not very many were shot, N.S. Zug purchased a fine Jenny Lind The Mastersonvillenill was sold at publ'c sale to E. B. Zug for $1,951. The protracted meetings which were in progress at the Fairview church, conducted by Rev. Samuel Taylor, on Sunday evening. closed POPULAR CIGAR STAND How the Stock is Kept Just Right for Immediate Consumption The National Cigar Stand Company’s enterprise is being watched with intense interest by cigar and tobacco men all over the world. The general impression is that it will revolutionize the cigar reta® ing business, Judging from the verdict of smokers the company has fulfilled its promise to supply the citizens of Mount Joy Borough with high-grade cigars at price heretofore unknown in this section. The stand which was recently opened in E.'W. Garber's drug has been in operation long enough to prove that it has set a high standard of cigar quality and at the same time reduce prices, The stand itself continues to attract attention because of its unusual appoint- ment, Purely as an attractive display of cigars it excite comment among smoKers But its practical use as a preserver of cigars is of conrse its Its scientific construction store and non-smokers alike. main feature, that automatically maintain atmospheric conditions best suited to cigars seems to have done away with the usual cigar- stand complaints of “too dry” or ‘too moist,” Even the sceptics are forcedto acknow ledge that the 2000 druggists in the National Cigar Stand Company cageand | do huy in quanjiti-s sufficiently to make 0 The s Ry direc s possible, themselves ar onal experience bright that theig J 8 2 sled is the vehicle a | editions have ! the dis- | CIGAR STANDS 25c Now Buys 6 of These Cigars Before we installed our National Cigar Stand, we were unable (as other dealers are even yet) to sell the equal of this cigar at bc straight. College Days Cigar, 6 for 25¢ This cigar is perfectly made, full size, and has a mild, smooth, mellow, domestic blend which most smokers find very enjoyable. COLLEGE DAYS are sold only at National Cigar Stands. Coming direct from factory to you, we can save you the four to six middlemen’s profits. The best cigars are now sold in the 2,000 Drug Steres having the National Cigar Stands Emblem in the window. E. W. GARBER mmma— The . . A Moving Picture, Machine for the house- hold. Something new and produces at a small cost, with excellent effect, moving pictures from discs provided by the man- ufacturers. It is simple in its operation and can be handled by anybody. The price of the device, with six pictures is Only 50c; Extra Pictures 5c a half dozen Full line phers Photogra- Supplies W.B.BENDER Shaving Hair Cutting Shampooing E. Main St.,, Mount Joy. Agency for Standard Steam Laundry For a Neat and Clean Shave, Hair Cut or Shampoo, go to Joseph Elershey Successor to. W. W. Strasbach. Tine Tonsorial Parlor East Main Street, Mount Joy, Pa. Ww ANTE D:- le and mail or- n or woman) for this ¢ ounty and adjoining territory. Salary $20 and expenses paid weekly; expense money advanced. Work pleasant: pos n No investment or éxperience time valtable. W 22ig at once ‘oraull particu! and enclose se!f-.ddressed envelope Ad GENERAL MAN AGE R, 134 E. Lake St., Ch July 18 ot y Chicago Whe ¥ required. fue ITE A Sarg, Centar Rune for Ri VER KHOWR 70 J FAIL $ ion Gu RENCH mas El Pl i L S. : For Results from newspaper advertising, the columns of . The Bulletin PE90909090900 00090000090 9090090090000000000090000000:00000 The Shoe line spared no pains or expense in their efforts to produce a shoe equaled by none. deavor are delightfyily apparent in their graceful appearance and qualidies. Gum Metal Patent Colt Vici Kid hoe Sic 247 LocusT STREET, COLUMBIA, PA. EERE REET) {=F Phone 315. try manufacturers of this famous The ear marks of honest en- § wearing, LARGEST STOCK $I. 0 when or + orders to the’ 4 UNITED MEDICAL CO., BOX 74, LANCASTER, Pa. aehhoidds Groff and E. W old jn by Mt Joy J. C. Garber CHOICE HAMS Let us furnish you with some Choice Ham for your dinner. It is finer than the ordinary and remember, no small picnic hams either. Must be good or I will return your money. One purchase will make you a regular ¢ ustomer. Don’t for, get that 1 have rented the slaughter house recently used by Mumma & Detwiler where I will do all my own killing. Always have a big supply of Beef, Pork, Sausage Pregsed and Prepared Ham, Bologna, Dried Beef, &c., &c i Call and be convinced. H. H. KRALL Mast Main 8t., Opposite Post Office, MOUNT JOY, PA “BE A WISE FELLOW” f you need a @ras or Gasoline Engine uy it direct fiom the factory and not rom a Sub agent. rasoline Engines are positively made ithout any pa¢king. Capital Gas and They dont have a clock spring or sprocket wheel for an sniter. nly by C. H. A. DISSINGER & BRO, 100 Hellam St.,, WRIGHTSVILLE, PA. Th genuine Capital is made #0-0-0-0-0-0 00 00-00 0-000-000-0000: @. 2. Willen oo» Justice of the Peace Conveyancer LOWEST PRICES and Scrivener Special Attention Given lo the Collection of Rents SFE comvmiGny $3 to $15 Horse Blankets, $1 to $9 ssawwrard IRreclkel Inancaster, Penna. Lap 2 Blankets Your latronage Solicited Office: e: Florin, Penna. oC COOCO0000000000000T 909909090000 9099090PPP IE PVELIFLvIVVIVIVIPIPIOOIOE Main Street, Jeers 00-00-0000 0-000 0-0-0000 000000 Shire’s Viecat Nariel Rear ot Nisstey's Tobacco Warehouse FLORIIN - PEININ A. W. SHIRE, Propr. Wa Furniture Buyers will find our new show rooms now open. J _ T'hey are the equal of any in the county for > roominess, light and convenience. Our stock of furniture is equally large and di- versified, consisting of Re 1 SEH Bh ep NAN I ! ] Handsome Rockers(. In Rattan, Mahogany and Oak, Mahoga ny and Oak Zables, Zabourettes, Foot stools, Ottomans, Iron Enameled and Wood Bedsteads of many kinds, Sideboards Chuffionlers, China Closets, Writing Desks. that can be found in a first-class furniture store. Undg sg and Embalming 4 Eyerything i in the furniture line Dealer in Fresh & Smoked Meats, THE, Lard, &e. The Only Place to Get Good Bread, Cakes, Buns, &e. Scholing’s West End Bakery Mount Joy Penna I desire to call the public’s attention to the fact that I am prepared to Repair Furniture, Watches & Clocks GRANDFATHER CLOCKS a Specialty Ry” Please give me a trial, My Work must be safisfactory. Prices Are Right. Please re uber that I have a cial brass ca 1rd for grandfather Ks Ltope 290000000000 000090 You Will Nevd * - Qo Ready-Made after you have experienced the pleasure of - to-order clothes. The yourself for not having difference is so mark had your apparel mad greatest surprise is in the cost, for to get you latest style from the “Largest Custom Tailoring International Tal whose great sanitary worksho; CHICAGO COCO COTOTX eet 0t ue 6000000000000000000000000000000000000000009060000900000000¢ NEW YORK means no more than what you've been in the habit mades. ¢ You can come in and have your measure tal smartest samples you ever saw, and the garments wi or no pay. H. E. Ebersole, Mou 3000990000900 000000000902300000900000 J. B. Narnti CARPE We have received our (ull line of Fall Carpets and ¢ show you them, whether you wish to buy or not. Our Carpet line is complete in every grade, from Wil Rag Carpets at 25¢ a yard. For this season we have bought a fine line of Rug Pa Jrussels and Axminster Carpets, that we make up especia that ready made Rugs will not fit, Prices range from 55¢ Our line of Wilton, Axminster, Body Brussels and Tag to be the finest in the city. Small Rugs to match the roo Brussels as low gx12 feet. Our Ingrain Art Squares are just the thing to protect ight in weight aud easy to handle. All sizes; $3.00 up, WALL PAPER The finest line of Domestic and Imported Goods in La: important than that, skilled salesmen to advise yon in desig You con feel confident that your work has been done correc] Carpets taken up, cleaned and re-laid on short notice. Carpets and Mattings Stored Until needed, for six mont first six months. vOVOVIPIPOPOPVIVOOOe as p13.50. VITROPHANE—The best imitation of stained glass on these goods. Corner West King and Prince St ~~ 29909099009 0909990 PCT VORP PI09000¢ all Whispers With a fc of pride, as well as pleasure, wd the arrival of our Men's Suits for Fall and Wintd cling Our garments are far superior to the ordinary § front you everywhere, and they come to us direct shops of the world’s noted makers. There’s many a turn in the Fall fashions, and that you will be interested in every detail, We pleasure in showing you all the fresh ideas and sty! will diop a hint by saying that there is nothing li your selections early, before the very best things are We're proud of the garments turned out in our ta partment. We think it impossible to make better w we make, Our patrons think so too. Suits to order, 1 |) fg Clothier and Furnicher 207 Locust St. COLUMBIA, 9000000000000 000L0900000008000000000000000 + FALL « HEADWCSAR Sensible; Serviceable; Stylish Soft, Stiff and Grush Hat WNowvelties a 0g IL.arge Variety & EJ
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