SF EEKLY BULLETIN
Mt. Jov, Pa.
J. E. SCHROLL, Editor rnd Publisher
Subscription, 50 Cents o Year.
Six Months, 25 Gents,

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Entered
Single Copies 2 cents, Sample Copies Free
Advertising 10 cents per line each insertion
at the Post Office at Mount Joy as second class matter
TIME TO ACT
Don’t Wait for the I'atal Stages of
Kidney Illness. Profit By Mt,
Joy People’s Experience
backache,
Occasional attacks of
irregular urination, headaches and
common early
It's
The
attacks may pass oft for a time but
return intensity, If
there are of
puffy swellicgs below the cyes, bloat
ing of limbs and ankles, or any part
of the body don’t delay a minute.
Begin taking Doan’s Kidney Pills,
and keep up the treatment until the
your old
return,
dizzy spells are
svmptons of kidney disorders,
an error to neglect these ills,
with greater
symptoms dropsy
kidneys are well, when
time health and vigor will
Cures in Mount Joy prove the ef-
fectiveness of this great kidney
remedy.
Mrs, Frank Conrad,
David St., Mount Joy Pa, says: It
would be hard to describe all the
misery I endured from kidney com-
plaint and I really think I had all
the symptoms that attend this most
There was a
living on
annoying disease,
continual pain across the smali
my back which made me tired all
so that I could not attend
to my housework. I also had chills
became easily tired
the time,
and dizzy spells,
and was subject to a constant feel-
I was rapidly grow-
ing worse when I was told to try
Pills and procured a
ing of fatigue.
Doan’s Srey
box at KE, W. Garber’s drug store.
I had taken en a few when
I was feeling a great better.
Thus encouraged, I continued their
better
doses
deal
is now
I am glad to
use and my health
than for a long time.
recommend Doan’s Kidney Pills.”
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffa-
lo, New York, sole agents for the
United States,
Remember the
and take no other,
ane
Church-Notes.
METHODIST
Sunday the Sunday
been heretofore
will be held at
which old and
name—Doan’s—
On next
School which has
held at 1.45 p. m,
9:30 a. to
young are cordially invted.
Preaching by the pastor at 10.30
a.m. and 7.30 p. m. Prayer meet
ing services this Wednesday even-
m.
ing.
PRESBYTERIAN
As was stated in these columns
last week, a congregational meet-
ing was held by the Presbyterian
church on Wednesday evening, for
the purpose of selecting a pastor
It was however decided that some
of the applicants be given a further
preach for them. A
resulted follows:
Rev. Grubb, 19 votes; Bailey,
12; Rev. Harnish, 11; Diehl,
3, and Rev. Hallet, 1.
ee rene
chance to
straw vote as
ev.
Rev.
Adam Is Comfortable
Adam supervisor of
Rapho township, who was last week
committed to jail, charged with
statutory rape, said that ‘he only
wishes for court to convene so he'd
learn how long he will have to serve
penned up.” He comfortable
and wetl taken care of.
Demmy,
is
Chicken and Waffle Supper
Messrs. Charles Cassel and Hen-
ry Springer entertained the follow-
ing guests at a chicken and waffle
supper at the Red Lion Hotel Fri-
day evening: The Misses Forry
and Miss Nora Hoffman of Columbia
and Harry Haage of Reading.
Bought Another Hotel
Frank S. Miller, has sold the
Keystone House, Manheim, to
Mrs. Pauline Bube, of this place
for $4,600, subject to §, charge of
$4,500. Mr. Miller will ®ontinue as
landlord for the present.
a eh
Alumni Meeting
A special meeting of the Alumni
Association will be hold on Monday
evening at eight o’clock in the High
School building for the purpose of
arranging for a picnic.
Alice Dellinger, Sec’y.
ee —
Deeds Recorded
E. Casgel to John Beames-
RIO PY in Mount Joy;
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SOUTTER, BUCHANAN
& YOUNG
The Mill-End Sale
Ends Saturday Night
Tardy Ones Please Take Notice
As the time grows shorter the bargains grow bigger.
Creat quantities of the immense purchases specially made
for this event still remain to be sold. Several shipments ar-
rived late, and have recently been added to the stocks. But
if merciless price-cutting can make it so, they will be closed

out before Saturday night.
You who have not been here still have time to retrieve
the losses your neglect has caused you.
You who have been here will find rich reward for coming
again in the stirring bargains which mark the wind up of the
sale.
Remember, Mill-End offering is just as good quality—just
as desirable to you as any goods you could buy at regular
prices—and worth twice as much as our sale prices.
Summer Dress Goods
Jeautiful Wash Goods come
their of price
pruning.
Finest Scotch
Anderson's.
THIS WEEK,
Best
Dress Ginghams;
THIS WEEK, 8 1-2¢
Fast Color Dress Ging-
THIS WEEK, 51 2
10C.
hams;
in for share 8c Apron Ginghams, strong
fast colors;
25¢. Ging- THIS WEEK, 5 1-2¢.
hams,
25c. English Madras Cloth,
white grounds, colored checks
104C.
Domestic ;
+ | and stripes;
THIS WEEK, 15¢
12 -2C.

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J. B. MARTIN & CO.
A Summer Sale
NTEND TO MAKE VERY ATTRACTIVE FOR A FEW DAYS

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Cut Glass
When you see the prices on our
Cut Glass, you will buy a Wed-
ding Present for next Fall.
$39.00. 127 pieces in set.
$30.00 DINNER SETS AT $20
$25 oo DINNER SETS AT $18.
$22.00 DINNER SETS AT $15.
$19.00 DINNER SETS
$10.00 DINNER SETS AT $6.90.
$ 8.00 DINNER SETS AT $6.00
We are Getfing Ready
for Our Fall Stock of
Linoleum,
And on about 72 pieces now in
stock we quote exceptional low
prices. When you can get a first
grade Inlaid Linoleum that sells in
Philadelphia at $1.75 for $r.00 a
yard buy at once.
Cut Glass Bon Bons, Olives, Al-
etc., at ; worth
mond Trays, 750.
double.
Large Bowls at $2.50; were $3.90.
Celery Trays at $2 oo; were $3.00
Lots of other articles on the Cut
Glass counter that are away below
their value.
Dinner Sets
We are showing Dinner Sets at a
marked reduction
offer a very fine Haviland & Co.
Dinner Set, formerly $60:00, at
in prices, and
Corner of West King & Prince Sts.
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Before the Children
Go to School
See they have the proper things
Oiled Pants
and
Oiled Coats =
for |
[necessary to carry on their stud-
School Supplies
A large and exten-
School
Tobacco Farmers
5 J
|are ready.
[sive line on the balcony.
[bags 25¢, 39c¢, i) 39c.
Pencil tablets le, 2¢, 3e, 5c.
Ink tablets 3c, 5c, BD 15.
Pencil boxes 5¢, 10¢, 19¢, 25¢.
Crayons lc, 5¢, 10c box.
Protect you from the damp- , H5¢,
ness of the fields and prevent |
your clothing from getting wet |
“through and through.
The cost is low, $1 each.
Rubber Leggings and Oiled | Slates, slate pencils, pen hold-
Aprons are used by many, 75c. | ers, pens, crayons, school dic-
| tionaries, ink, erasers, etc.

Clothing Department
Second Floor Balcony
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FOSTER x» GOCHRAN
to Williamson’s
Lancaster, Pa.
Successors
32 to 38 E. King St.,
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The Pe "Qu
ane Le People’s...
Marble and Granite Works
JOHN H. KEENER, Owner and Proprietor.
Maytown, Penna. & Elizabethtown, Pa.
CLARENCE THOMAS, Mer.
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Saturday sure day home at both places. Best Work at Lowest3Prices
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
thing Known to the Trade

mprises Eve
sourren, sucman} |
OBITUARY NOTES
Harry Appold, son of H.C, Ap-
pold, residing near the Florin toll-
aged two
The funeral
gate died on Wednesday,
| years and six months.
afternoon in the
Col-
| was held Saturday
United Lvangelical church of
| umbia,
Benjamin Brenner, of Columbia,
| who was killed by a boiler explosion
at York on Monday,
resident of this place.
fifteen when
was a former
He left here
the Grey
years ago
He was 50 years old and
wife and three sons.
Mrs. Catharine Bladen Clark one
died on Sunday aged 87 years.
For many years the deceased lived
on a farm in East Donegal. The
remains will be brought here from |
today taken to
Donegal Presbyterian church of |
which the deceased was a member
made in
Lancaster and
Interment will be
cemetery adjoining.
MRS. JOHN REIST
Mrs. Anna Reist, widow of
Reist, of Rheems, this county,
died at the home of her brother-in
law, Joseph R. Metzler, Manheim,
on Thursday morning, aged seventy
went
John
seven years. Deceased
Manheim on a visit to relatives and
friends last week,
ill with
day night was ti he n very
inflammation of the bowels,
coupled with old. caused
death. She was a daughter of the
late Her
died some years Five
funeral
from the
age
Joseph Reiff
chil-
was
ago.
dren survive, The
held on Monday morning
home of her son-in-law at Rheems.
GEORGE W. SEITZ
George W. Seitz died on Monday
night at thehome of Abram Heisey,
on New Haven from in-
firmities of old age, short
| spell of sickness. wife died
two years The following
children survive: Sarah, Mary,
Mrs. Elizabeth Newcomer and a
son H C. Seitz. One brother
Christian Seitz, south of town also
survives. The funeral will take
place from his late home tomorrow
(Thursday) forenoon at 9.30 at the
Evangelical church. Interment
will be made the Mennonite
burial grounds at Millersville at
two o'clock. Deceased was aged
86 years, 1 month and 18 days
street,
atter
His
a
ago.
in
T'was Circus Day
The Frank Robbins, circus
ted Olean yesterday, and gave clean
attractive, and entertaining per-
formances, afternoon and evening.
The Robbins show is one the
good old fashioned one ring kind,
where you can see all that
“doing,” and while there are
one hundred and one “turns”
the big three ring circuses,
there is is good. The tents
well filled both afternoon and even-
visi-
of
is
not
as in
what
were
isfied that they had received
money’s worth, The show
following of ¢
and no complaints
ih line were made during
visit in Olean. The Robbins]
shows can be credited with fulfilling
all that they promise.—Olean
Times. Will exhibit in Mt. Jov
Mon. Aug. 17
people
ain no ‘sharks”’
gamblers,
$100 REWARD $100
rewders of this paper will be ple ased to
is at least ove dreac
sen able to cure in 4 :
and that is CO: 1 Hall's €atarrh Cure is
only positi , cure now known to the me
fraternit, Catarrb being a constitutional disease
require constitutional treatment. Hall's
Catarvah is tgken internally .acting directly upor 1
the blood and mucous surfaces of the s
thereby destroying the foundation of the diseas
and giving the patient strength by building up
the constitution and assisting nature in doing
its work. The proprietors have so much faith
in its curative powers that they offer One Hun-
dred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure.
Send for list of testimonials.
Address F, J. CHENEY & CO, 'l'oleao. O.
Sold by al Druggists, 75¢.
Take Hall's Family for constipation,
The
learn that ther
that science hz
Choice Seed Wheat for Sale
Longberry
wheat a thorough trial, I find there
is none better as a large yielder
grain and straw. It is a bearded
wheat and in this section has yield-
ed an average of 35 bushels to the
Price per bushel $1.25 in
Having given Jones’
of
acre.
any quantity.
M. L
Greider,
Mount Joy,
20-5¢
Unclaimed Letters
Following is a list of the letters
that are uncalled for at the Mount
Joy post office Aug. 12, 1908:
Mrs. Jacob Newcomer,
Edward Witmer, :
Maud Miller,
J. F. Fenstermacher,
a
o
Postmaster.
isa king 1m his
nhealthy man is an
Burdock Blood
healthy—keeps You
A healthy my
own right; ani
unhappy sla
builds up so
“well.

Iron Works was started at Columbia |
leaves a |
of the oldest residents of Lancaster |
the |
to |
and during Satur-
her |
husband |
ing, and those present seemed sat- |
their |
and |
along |
their |
This sign is permanently attached |
to the front of the main building of
{the Lydia KE. Pinkham Medicine |
Company, Lynn, Mass. |
What Does This Sign Mean ?
It means that public inspection of |
the Laboratory and methods of doing |
| business is honestly desired. It means
that there is nothing about the bus- |
iness which is not “open and above- |
board.”
It means that a permanent invita- |
tion is extended to anyone to come |
| and verify any and all statements |
| made in the advertisements of Lydia |
E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound.
Is it a purely vegetable compound
| made from roots and herbs — with-
| out drugs ?
| Come and See.
Do the women of Americ:
ally use as much of it as we
Come and See,
Was there:ever such
{ Lydia E.
Mrs. Pinkham now to whom
woman are asked to write ?
| Come and See.
1 continu-
are told ? ?
a person as
{ with sick women conducted by
{ women only, and are the letters kept
which | {
strictly confidential ?
Come and See,
| over one million, one
thousand women correspondents?
| Come and See.
Have they proof that Lydia E.
Pinkham'’s Vegetable Compound has
cured thousands of these women ?
Come and See.
This advertisement
doubters.
who know from their own personal
only
is
will still go on using and being ben-
efited by it;
Better Take Warning
Notice is hereby
more rubbish shall be deposited on
my land along
I will give the party that
deposited there ten days to remove
same or they will be dealt with
"according to law.
given that
recently
Chgrles K. Bennett.
60 YEARS’
EXPERIENCE
TRADE MARKS
Designs
COPYRIGHTS &cC.
Anyone sending a sketch and description may
quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an
invention is probably rT: eo. Communica
tions strictly confidential. HANDBOOK on Patents
sent free. Oldest gency for securing patents.
Patents taken through Munn & Co. receive
special notice, without charge, in the
Scientific American,
A handsomely illustrated weekly. Iargest cir-
culation of any scientific journal. Terms, $3 a
year; four months, $1. Solid byall newsdealers,
MUNN & Co,3618roacway, Now York
Branch Office, 625 F' St., Washington, D.
L MCGINNIS
12 remodeled the |
a number of |

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The undersigned havi:
old Mooney Hotel, adding
sleeping rooms, bath, etc., is now prepared |
to entertain transient and regular guests. |
Restaurant |
in connection with hotel where he will |
serve in season.
Oysters and Clams in every style, |
Turtle Soup, Deviled Crabs,
ongue and Tripe,
heese and Sandwiches,
Steaks and Chops to order.
Private dining room for ladies.
J. WW. McGinnis, |
PROPRIETOR.
€Has. BL feiLen
Real Estate and
Insurance Office
E. MAIN STREET, MOUNT JOY |
Calling and Cierking
of Pubic Sates
Settlement ofestates, collection of rents, surveying and
couveyancing.
HDL HBB BEV
We are Always Prepared to serve
Pure
Spring
Water
ICE: (
IN ANY QUANTITY at Very
Moderate Charges.
Don’t fail to see us before plac-
ing your order this year.
J. N. Stauffer & Bro.
Mount Joy, Penna,

STOP AT THE
Sorrel Horse
Pinkham, and is there any |
sick |
Is the vast private correspondence |
Have they really got letters from
hundred |
for |
The great army of women |
sxperience that no medicine in the |
world equals Lydia E. Pinkham’s |
Vegetable Compound for female ills |
but the poor doubting, |
suffering woman must, for her own |
sake,be taught confidence,forshealso |
might just as well regain her health. |
no |
the public road and |

West King ST., and

The annex now complete with
HORS 7nakes a frontage of 49,
5 Wes g Street. Dinner 2 st |
acoo ns in every respect. ¢
your policited,

RB. ADA
imo cutting) Kidney & Bladder, Small Shrunken

Yc Sle te of M
Underwear
The Muslin sale here at specii
worthy of more than the nsual
ly-woven Muslin of good weight but not of the weigt t
Underwear on
amount of attention.
of loading tle fabric with starch; sewing that shows att
uneven
seans
skilled work-people; no missed stitches or
lengths; correct widths; generous hems and new trimmings
All this is in our Muslin Underwear that comes
a modest margin of profit added for the maker and us
ruffle.
Corset Covers
~Nainsook ; lace hia
Ladies Drawers
hemstitched
0
25¢, Cambric;
ruffle and tucks,
lace or em-
39¢.—Cambric;
and ribbon.
broldery trimmed, 750. —Nainsook,
$50. -
with cluster tucks,
Cambric: trimmed of edging.
ace 1nser- —- rs 1
: . lace inse 75¢.—Nainsook: Git
tion and lace edjing. of lace insertion,
trimmed back.
~All-over emt
and
9
4
7he.—Cambric; ruffle, lace
or embroidery trimmed, 98ec.
-
Cloth ; ruffle or | also, lace
lace.
$2.98
embroidery
98¢,—Long
: trimmed.”
$150 to $2.98 an
Savings at each price
embroidery or
to —Long
Cloth; with and
A A
SEES aE Ea.
AAAVAA A
i The Reliable
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RAILROAD
to
PENNSYLVANIA
Fleven Day Hxcursion
Ocean Grove
Camp = Meeting
AsburyParK Long Branch
Friday, August 28, 1908
Round $4.25 Trip
FROM MOUNT JOY
Good returningSu a? reg
Tickets good going only train leaving 12,35 P, M.
Covers Closing Sunday and Monday
AND
Labor Day at the Seashore

Consult Nearest Ticket Agent
J. R. WOOD GEO, W
Passenger Trafic Man ger
Straw Hats
ON STRAW
General Pass

THE PRICES HAT ST
PRC
SOFT HATS.
DOWN COME
CUT
ON ODD LOTS IN

Wingert & haas
£44 North Queen Street, LANCASTER, PENNA,
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—>kLancaster’'s Largest Carpet House —
Furniture and Carpets
If you need anything for the house this spring, be sure and come to see us.
‘We furnish homes from attic to the cellar. Tell us your wants, we do the rest.
The greatest line of right up to the minute Furniture in Lancaster. HOW
about the prices? Try us and we will save you a lot of money.
Finest Assortment of Black G-Carts
Thousands of Rugs in all the Newest. Patterns, and hundreds of
Carpets to select from. Fibre Mattings from 25 cents a yard up.
IN THE BASEMENT
Dinner Ware, China and Glassware, Housefurnishings, Cut Glasswar
cloths and Linoleums, Carpets Cleaned, rain or shine. Relaying Carpets.
are headquarters for Awnings and Window Shades.
styles of
, Cil-
We
WEeSTENBERGER MALEY & Myers
125 AND 127 EAST KING ST. LANCASTER, PA.

OUR MARKETS
Eggs... .20c Wheat
Butter . «28 Corn. .
Lard. ...., 9c Oats.
Tallow. . . Se
| Potatoes $0.75
A ciire guaranteed if you use
Fine Temserial Parlor
IP LES ni;
East Main Street. Mount Jovy, Pa.
Graded Schools, Statesville,
they do all you claim for fhe
Raven Roc ey give universals satis.
arksburg, Tean., writes:
ave found no remedy to
For a Neat ana Clean
Shave, Hair Cut or Shampoo, go to
Joseph Hershey |
Successor to W. W. Strasbach.

Po, GF F. THEEL. 535 North |
Philadelphia, Pa. “Ein Deutscher
Sixth St. bniy German Specialist.
The GERMAN TREATMENT the only guaranteed
re for Specific Blood Poison others can’t eure.
Al Private “Die Excesses, Abuses. Weaknesses, Nervous
iseases,
Debility, Lost Manhood, D~ains, Losses, Varicocele & Stjetuees
eal £8 years hospital xpecfines in
Tena! for Bool Ils all, aposing Oty & Country i
aoe eas treatment.

Sold in Mt. Joy
advertisiag
2 Gall g¥ Kriss CALL FOR FH
SAMPIE