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something to suit every taste; and the styles are
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® Mt. Joy, Hall Biz. Mount Joy.
palllllldeellllen

on
ago,
dropped in a fit
Boston not long
‘and was taken to a hospital. Upon
| removing his coat there was found
| pinned to his waistcoat a slip of paper
on which was written:
| “This is to inform the house-sur-
reon that this is just a case of plain
i not appendicitis. My appendix
|
i
|
i
epileptic
Independent 800 Bell 8-2 ,, An evi i;
has already been removed twice.”
reel
They took him to the sanitorium
moaning feebly: “Thirty-nine, thirty-

nine, thirty-nine.”
! “what does he mean by that?” the
attendant inquired.
“It’s the number of buttons on the
| back of his wife's new frock,” the
| family doctor explained.
That's Us and any old time you| BY
have a news item, need a good job | CORDELIA
of printing, about advertising that) John F. Gable of near here, shot
prings results, or want a Newsy pa-{ 2g rabbits and a pheasant at Mec
k, call! (4711's Ferry while on a gunning trip
are at| a
ess than a cent a wes
per for 1 y
phone. We
us on either
i
at Cattle Feed
TROLLEY SCHEDULE |
Lancaster, Rohrerstown, Landisville, |
Salunga, Mt. Joy and Elizabeth-
town Street Railway Co.
| Last year all farmers who used
{ BOYETA Cow Feed found that this
| feed produced more milk and more
| beef for a dollar than any other
| kind of feed that could be found,

WESTWARD
- 4.3

leave Lancaste
{15 15, 9.15,
2.15, 3.15, 4.15, 5.15
11.15
1s
7.35,
2.35,
L
1.57.
2.67,
Le:
9.00,
4.00,
L
8.15, » . . . i
8.15, is a particular kind of mixture of cotton
Am, 7.45 sed meal and hulls—not just 51 iX-
B bethtown—A m, 6.45, 7.45, seed meal and hull t 1 plain mix
a 20.5, 11.45. Ss a 55 25 ture, such as has been sold ntry
3 415, 5.5, 6.8, 18 BR Bl for many years. The co kind
12.2, : EASTWARD 745 | separate, and the rich meal d off
gi 0s Rizal Pm, 12.45, 1.45. 2.465. gets away.
8.45 4.45, 5.95, 6.45, 7.45, 8.45, 9.45, 10.5, Am BOVETA contains 17 per cent Protein.
12.30. 5.3 ~ 15 815, This is much richer than the best wheat
, ov—A m, 5.30x, 7.15. 8.15, ys is much richer than th 1
aes ND IB m, 1215 1.15, 2.15, 3.15, bran. Protein is the thing that tells.
£15. 5.15, 6.15, 7.15, 8.15, 9.15, 10.15, 1.15.1 Protein makes the milk and makes the beef.
a : 3 :
A ave. Salunga—A ms S55 ce’ 1 5g ; BOVETA has something besides Pre tein-
9.30, 10.30, 11.30. _ Hd 30. 10.30, 11.30 it has a cud in it. No cow can be satisfied
4 30, 530 6.30, 7.30, 8.30, 9.30, 10% “RR without a good cud. Nothing like Boveta
AR * Landisville—A m, i 133. for this.
8.33. 5 03. Sn $.33, 9.33, 10.33, 11.33. | BOVETA is always the same. Every car-
8.33 105 : ee | load is officially sampled and analyzed and
e Rohrerstown—A Mm, Mp) = | certified before it leaves the factory. Thus
55, bom. 1% = PD 0.55. 10.55. 11.55. | we are always certain that .
55, 6.55, 7.99, 5.99, v.99, iy i
m, 1.25.
; ter—A m, 6.30x, 815.| «The Feed in the Bag is the same
rive at Lan 12.15, 115, 215, 3.15. 2 4
15 , 10.15. 615. 7.15, 8.15, 9.15, 10.15, 1115, as the Claim on the Tag
Boveta is made by
The Southern Cotton Oil Co.
Charlotte, N. C.
415, 5.15.
AT j215 S5. ar will leave T.ancas-
Sor i01 a nr Leave Elizabethtown
11.46 m.
] urdays and special occasions cars
a Saturdays and ® Lancaster and Mt.. bo
Joy half hour form 6.15 a. m. to 8.15. Sold
Pe first car leaves caster at! LEANDER GANTZ
3 09
Lan .
H t t 7.45 No. 3. .
™ Leave Ey connoe ath R. F. D. No. 3 Mt. Joy, Pa

¥

ler. Zeller, auct.
Friday, Nov. 25—At the Washing-
ton House, Mt. Joy, Pa., a very de-
sirable property, on Marietta street,
in good condition, with all conven-
iences, to be sold by Mrs. Mary Gar-
ber. Zeller, Auct.
Tuesday, Nov. 29—On the premis-
es at Kinderhook, a lot of ground
with 2-story frame dwelling and
outbuildings and a lot of personal
| property by Mr. Jacob F. Albright
- | Zeller, Auect
—— meet Ge ere re

CURE YOUR KIDNEYS.
Do Not Endanger Life When a Mt,
Joy Citizen Shows You the Cure
Why will people continue to suffer
kidney complaint,
disorders, lame-
why allow
chronic indi
is offer-
the of
backache
aAgonies
urinary
languor,
ness, headaches,
themselves to become
valids, when a certain cure
ed them?
Pills is the remedy
to the kidneys
Kidney
to use, because it gives
the help they need to perform their
Doan's
work
If you
gymptoms of
the
cure
have any, even one of
kidney
before
diseases,
diabetes, drop-
Read
yourself now,
gy or Bright's disease sets in.
this Mount Joy testimony:
Mrs. H. N. Nissley, Mount Joy St.,
Monnt Joy, Pa., says: “I take pleas-
ure in again recommending Doan’s
Kidney Pills, Since I publicly en-
dorsed them in 1907, I have had no
recurrence of kidney complaint. My
back was very weak and I was annoy-
ed by other symptoms of disordered
kidneys. There was a dull pain
thru loins and I had chills and
dizzy Doan’'s Kidney Pills
recommended that 1
finally began using them. The first
helped me and continued
use affected a cure. I am pleased
to tell of my experience in view of the
benefit I received.’
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
Foster-Milburn & Co., Buffalo
sole agents for the Unit-
my
spells.
were so highly
few doses
cents
New York,
ed States
Remember
and
the name Doan’s
no other
a
NEWTOWN
Mr. Maurice
take
children
with Mr.
Wittle and
Sunday
pent
West
in this

Balti-
in
and wife of
iends and relatives

ntwig and Moore
sojourned on Sun-
lav as guests of Mr. Walter Metzger.
Mr. John S. Rhoads, after spending
y few day on a visit to in
unty, returned on
kler Florin

his son
( home
on Monday
i Je and her
pleasant
on a
rtha Waltmeyer
friend took a
Sunday to Petersburg
visit to his relatives.
Misses Annie

trip on
Tyson of Mount Joy
and Lowanna Cook, of Columbia,
were Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. John Witmer.
Mr. William Hoffman and wife of
Landisville: Mrs. Parr, of Columbia;
and Mr. John Mahloney of Downing-
town, were the visitors at the ‘home
of Frederick Kemmerely on Sunday.
After a weeks’ vacation, caused by
the convening of the Teachers’ In-
stitute at Lancaster, last week, the
wheels of education in the public
schools are again in the usual motion
and reading, writing and arithmetic
sung to the tune of a hickory stick,
will be the order of the day.
Revival services in this place, con-
ducted by the pastor in charge,
are still in progress and will be con-
tinued for this week. Rev. Dixon
at present the genial teacher of the
secondary department of the public
school in this place, will preach on
Wednesday and Friday evening on
the subjects of Service and Love.
Every body is cordially invited to at-
tend these services.
——— OE
SALE REGITER
Thursday, Nov. 17—On the prem-
jses in Bainbridge, a fine 3-story
brick hotel property, known as the
Hotel, stable, shedding, etec.,
by Annie C. Birch, administratrix of
the estate of Henry Birch. Zeller,
auct. Hollowbush, att’y.
Thursday, Nov. 24—On the prem-
ises in West Hempfield township, on
the road leading from the Brick
Tavern to Kinderhook, near the lat-
ter place, a large lot of household
goods, and a few farm implements
by Reuben Neiss. Frank, auct.
Friday. Nov. 25—On the premises
Central
in the village of Florin, real estate
of Aaron Fike, deceased by Mr. Al-
bert Fike, Trustee to sell. Frank,
Auct. See ad.
Friday, Nov. 25—O0On the premis-
es in Newtown, a large lot of house-
hold goods and a complete set of
blacksmith tools by Mr. John G. Mil-

Kramer—Marks

day evening Mr. Walter
| 0 5 place and Miss Stella
a » of Mr. and Mrs. C.
f this borough were

the Lutheran
marriage at

Parsonage at Manheim, by Rev. A. E.
oopel f the ceremony they
turned te and at once went
| to housekece a dwelling recent-
ly erect room Mr. Kram-
r is wed as a driver at the
Bube by ¢
A Creditable Publication

I'l ial number of Progress, a
{ month iblication by the Lancas-
{ter P ng Co., is on our desk,
being by Dr. F. L. Rich-
ards, p nt, of place. It
is a very I » of printing and
| contain ( f valuable informa-
rion
| ———— -————————
\ Steady Employe
Mr. John B. Myers, now station
| acent at Manheim, who has been in
| the employ of the Reading Railway
| Company since 1874, has never miss-
ed a day's work since that time thru
sickness or otherwise.
nee tl A Are
A Big Card
Moving pictures of the Johnson-
Jeffries fight were shown at Manheim
last Friday evening and the manage-
ment was compelled to give an extra
show.
|
|
eel A ee.
WANTED—An expperienced sales-
man in our Domestic Department.
Apply in person to General Manager,
Foster & Cochran, Lancaster, Pa.
The chill felt in the air is due
0 |
|

YOU have to keep puffing a cigar to get
the good of it. Same with a business.
An effective way to Puff Your
Business just now is to SEND
BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS CARDS to |
acquired and desired customers.
See us about the printing of them |
KILLED BY A TRAIN |

“Old Mosey,” as He Was Familiarly
Known, is the Victim
—- — |

While on his way from his home |
at Lancaster to this place on Monday, |
morning at 4.39, Mr. Michael Tort,
better known as “Old Mosey,” was
struck and instantly killed by a pas-
senger train at the railroad on the
Harrisburg and Mount Joy turnpike, |
Great Amusement Device
This week's scientifiic American
prints the following regarding the
miniature railway at Heershey Park
“We are accustomed to seeing
miniature railway at Hershey Park,
ment resorts, but now for the first
time we are informed of a miniature
electric railway, which has been in-
stalled at Hershey Park, Hershey,
a mile long
Pa. The line is about
and of 22-inch guage. The train
that runs over this line consists of
a locomotive and four flat cars, each
provided with seating capacity of a-
bout twenty people.
The locomotive contains two 10-
horse-power motors, and drives the
train at a speed of 20 miles per hour.
The locomotive is placed at the cen-
ter of the train, so that the train may
be operated in either direction with-
out making it necessary to turn the
train around. The line has proved
such a success, that it is planned to
extend it next year to about four
miles.”
—— ee
Riddles
Why is a pig's tail like the letter
K?—Because it is the end of pork.
When is a person obliged to keep
his word ?—When no one will take it
What is the riddle of riddles?—
Life, because we must all give it up.
If a barrel weighs 10 pounds, what
can you fill it with to make it weigh
7 pounds?-—Holes.
Why is a crow a brave bird?— Be-
cause he never shows the white feath-
er.
Why is an elephant like an oyster?
Because neither can climb a tree.
Why is my sweetheart like a ten-
ecuinea hat?—Because she is very
dear.
Why is a nobleman like a book ?—
Because he has a title and several
pages.
Why is an orange like a church
steeple?—Because we have a good
peel from it.
Who may marry many a wife and
vet live single all his life ?—A clergy-
man.
Why is the letter Y like a young
spendthrift?—Because it makes pa
pay.
Why can we send no more dispatch
to Washington?—Because he is
dead.
Why is an umbrella like a pan-
cake?—Because it is seldom seen af-
ter T.ent.
Where was Adam going when he
es
was in his thirty-ninth year?—Into
his fortieth.
Why is a schoolmistress like the
letter C?—Because she forms lasses
into classes.
eet
Rag Town Echoes
Some men can mind their
business about as successfully as
can refrain from giving advice.
There are men so lazy that
devil is taxed to his utmost to
work for their idle hands to do.
You cannot pray for yourself
leave the people you don’t like
No man ever really prays for
thing that he is not willing to
for.
Religion
take home
use.
Many men tie their horses careful-
lv, but their tongues run loose.
The first mile on the road to hell
though it led straight to
own
they
the
find
and
out.
any-
die
is not something you can
and keep for your own
looks
Heaven.
The man who lives to please him-
. self will find that he has a hard mas-
ter.
as
is life will mean more when we
realize that it is the pathway to the
next.

place in the world.
Employ no one to do what you can
easily do vourself.
than to live elsewhere.
more they will appreciate kindness.
————- E————————
court.
tics only 80 persons have ever died
from snake bite in this country.

partly to the advanced season, and
partly to the inevitable autumn coal
bills

snake-bite-cure industry to languish.
at the western city limits, |
There is a watchman at this cross
ing from 6 to 6 each day, but this
was before he had gone on duty Mr
Tort evidently did not see or hear |
the train and the first the engineer
knew he struck any one was when
he reached Lancaster and found a
wheel, ‘the wagon seat, a man’s body
and several bage hanging on his en-
gine. The man was carried a mile |
and strange as it may seem the horse
escaped uninjured
Tort was 73 vears old and dealt
in junk and hides and bought largely |
in this community *where he is very
widely known.
eres malllE Al
RAILWAY AT HERSHEY
Scientific American Writes Up a
A true man never frets about his |
Better to die at the post of duty
The more people need friends the
You have a pretty tough looking
lot of customers to dispose of this
morning haven't you?’ remarked the
friend of the magistrate, at the police
“Huh!” rejoined the dispenser or
justice,” you are looking at the
wrong bunch. Those are the law-
vers.
a io—h,
According to the available statis-
| But these figures will not compel the
RHEEMS |
Simon HH. Landis returned home
from a week's trip to Hanover
Mrs. Jacob 8, Shank visited among
friends and relatives at Running
Pump
W. L. Helsey spent several days
in New York state visiting his son,
Arhtur
Mrs. Fannie Hambright, of Florin
spent several days with the family of
Lancaster Junction, visited in the
family of H. B. Brandt on Sunday.
Samuel Kesselring, an employe of
Landis Bros., who had cut his foot
while cutting wood, has resumed his
duties
Miss Ruth Shiffer, of Elizabeth- |
town arrived at this place on Tues- |
where she expects to spend the |
| day,
winter |
David KE. Henry, wife and son, |
Paul, visited Mrs. Henry's mother, |
Mrs. John Bricker at Elizabethtown |
on Sunday |
Mrs. Jacob Geyer and daughters, |
Annie and Mabel, of Elizabethtown, |
visited her daughter, Mrs William |
B. Hamilton, several days |
Abraham Stauffer, who was spen 1- |

ing the past year at Lancaster re- |
turned home to his farm on Thurs- |
day to spend the winter with his |
family.
Howard, the voungest son of Mr. |
{and Mrs. B. Frank Shank, is seri-|
ously ill with pneumonia Dr. 8
Ulrich, of Elizabethtown, is the at-
{ tending physician
Miller M. Weaver, with several of
the voung mechanics, tos k a trip to
{ Hershey on Sunday The t
made in Mr. Weaver's aut ind
enjoved by all
Miss Laura Brandt, d of
H. B. Brandt, returned home on Wel
nesday from the General Ho vital
where she underwent operation
i for throat trouble
Mr. and Mrs. Wm ay!
{ among those who attend dedi
| cation services of the new home for
{the aged and infirm of the Church
| of the Irethren at Neffsville on |
| Thursday |
Elder D. L. Miller, of Mt
111.. was greeted by a large
both Saturday and Sunday morning
at this place in the Church of the
Brethren meeting hous He gave
a Bible talk on Palestine which was
admired by every one present.
A surprise party was given to,
Theodore Roosevelt Weaver by his |
classmates on Monday evening in |
honor of his sixth birthday. Among |
those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Miiler Weaver, Roland Weaver, Mrs. |
A. H. Eppler, Jerald Eppler, Mrs. E. |
Mr. and Mrs. John E.

dow.
The corn husking business has
reached its climax around here and
nothing remains but the fodder to be
hauled in and placed in its proper
position.
Cool invigorating weather in the
shape of a low grade Dakota blizzard
is giving the residents around this
hill a full benefit at this present
writing.
Occasionally a stray shot is over-
heard around here notifying us that
still lingering a-
some rabbits are
round and the lone hunter is still on
the trail.
Samuel Gish is busily employed
hauling fertilizer (barnyard variety)
on his fields. That’s right put on
the necessary article and
will be produced.
The water famine is
to show its hand around here.
vey Hostetter is hauling water from
the old well on his farm that is only
called into service in time of need.
Last Sunday down at Frank Reap-
some’s we got
other old-fashioned Perry county din
ner that reminded us of the good old
|
shaking last week putting the finish-
ing touches on for the year 1910.
The Lord only knows what will hans,
pen in 1911, if Tener was buncoed
into the Gubernatorial chair.
Dr. Blough of Elizabethtown,
been attending the sick wants
Mrs. Jeremiah Neideigh at the fort
these last few days. She was the
recipient of a nice lot of birthday
cards last week, having reached the
1 63rd mile post.
has
and Thursday at the Church of the
3rethren down at Rheems was the
largest witnessed for many a day.
It's large corps of ministers officiated
and good order prevailed showing
the respect that was manifested to-
ward those good people.
We enioved the hospitality of our

| friend Billy Rhea and family down
| near Florin last Saturday and par-
| took of a bountiful repast that his
! kind hostess so amply provided us
with. He is like all other Perry Co.
boys that shied their castor into the
T ancaster county ring, progressing
fine and dandy.
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Photographs Enlarged
Mr. W. B. Bender, our east end
tonsorial artist and dealer in nhoto
supplies, has made arrangements by
which he can have photos enlargede,
in the most satisfactory manner, at
reasonable prices. If you need
work of this kind, it is not necessary
to go out of town to place your or-
der.
Marriage Licenses
The following marriage
have been issued.
W. J. Kramer and Stella M. Marks
both of this place.
Horace H. Good. Ranho, and Ella
H. Henne, East Hempfield.
Walter R. Ishler. of Elizahethtown
and Elizabeth Miller, of Florin.
licenses

Maid—*“There’s a man at the door
with a wooden leg, mum.”
Mistress
want any.”

' | rectly opposite J. S.
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S. Souders,
Kesselring, Master Keffer Kessel-| 3 : a
ring, Lloyd Shuff, Raymond Souders. x HARRY WILLIAMS +
The evening was spent with games Ed i
ete., after which a sumptuous meal 3
was served when all partook of the i BARBER
refreshments. 3
a I Shaving Massaging 3
PLEASANT HILL * Hair Cutting Razors Honed
; A bob white partridge is as rare a 3 Shampooing Toilet Waters &
thing around this locality as a white | & Singe shavi §
elephant. i Singeing Shaving Soaps
Harvey Hostetter was deliverying | %% 3
hay at Marietta last week to Christ- i Agency For Elkhorn Laundry
jan Stulty the veteran butcher. i Opp. First National Bank
J. BE. Wiliams au E. R. Heiden * MOUNT JOY, PENNSYLVANIA
were visiting illiam S. Neideigh
last week over at his Campbellstown | geefesdodododesdodeodeededodeofoodeobbiedebodedododedeor
farm. wm
They had better soon appoint a|
postmaster for Elizabethtown for the | oeleolodibobob ide iedb bb bb ddd
next thing you know a Democrat |e 3 5
will be looking out the delivery | Come and Make Your Selec-
the goods |
commencing |
Har- |
on the outside of an- |
happy times that have gone by Lo-|
rena.
We got another dose of carpet
of |
The lovefeast held last Wednesday |
“Oh, tell him we don’t |
FREE
For Your Home
School or Society
A $350 Piano
H. B. Brandt
Paul H. Brandt left on Monday
for Sterling, Ill, where he expects to
spend the winter
KE. R. Dougherty attended a meet
ing of road" viewers which was held THE PLAN
ited in the family of C. N Hershey made at Our Store a certificate for
near this place on Sunday : the amount of the purchase. These
Miller Weaver spent Friday at Kis- certificates are transferable Fhe
ool Ti where nested S. H. Lan. | Peron, chureh, school or lodge se-
dis In repairing an engine curing the greatest value in these
Mr and Mrs. Samuel Shepp, of cash certificates by 8 p. m.,, Decem-|
ber 24, 1910,
Will be presented with
This Elegant
Piano Absolutely
Free on Xmas.

Sprecher & Ganss
31 LK. King St. LANCASTER, PA
PROPERTY FOR SALE
The undersigned offers at private
sale, a lot of ground situated in Flor-
in. Pa., fronting on the Lancaster
| and Harrisburg turnpike. The im-
provements are a handsome Three-
story Brick House with Summer
House attached, frame stable, hog |
sty and other outbuildings There
is a good garden and an abundance
of fruit. The property is in excel-
lent repair and has a good location
being a corner dwelling and is di-
Carmany’s store
viewing the
Any person desirous of
ame will call on the undersigned.
Terms and price reasonable.
H. S. STOLL,
WANTED !

The Highest Cash prices paid for |
all kinds of raw furs such as skunk
muskrat, opossum, mink, fox, ete. |
It will be to your interest to
ces before selling.
H. H. HEISER
Garber’s Mill P. O. Salunga, Pa.
get pri-

tion before They are
All Picked Out.

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The Oldest
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House
In the State

OFFERS
Lied -50c to $15.00
{Suit Cases... $1.00 to $18.00
$2.00 to $25.00

| Bags from...
{ Trunks from__....
“WE ARE LEATHER WORKERS”

Large Steck Harness!
LOWEST PRICES
BE
Kreckel
Harness Maker
Lancaster, Pa.
30 Penn Square,
Krall Meat Market
|
i

I always have on hand anything
in the line of Smoked Meats, Ham
| Bologna, Dried Beef, Lard, Ete.
Also Fresh Beef, Veal, Pork anc
Mutton. Prices always right.
H. H. KRALL
West Main Street, Opp. Bank,

teed Satisfactory.
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| KE. Main St.,
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A. B. BOYE
T sak T

AUTOMOBILE
LIVERY
Maretta Street,
Mt. Joy, Pa.

PASSENGERS & BAGRAGE
TRANSFERRED
30 H. P, Buick in Charge .
of Skilled Chauffeur
Patronage Solicited, Rates
Reasonable.
Also All Kinds Repair Work
Appointments by Phone
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Photographs
Enlarged
Guaran-
of
and
All
Reasonable Prices
At
Kinds
Photo Supplies
fur W.B. BENDER
Dealer in
-worris| All Kinds Raw Furs | PHOTO SUPPLIES
and BARBER
Agent for Standard Steam Laundry.
Did You
Say Trees?

WHY YES; THE BEST PLACE TO
BUY TREES IS AT THE
Mt. Joy Nurseries
re (5 wean
ALL KINDS OF TREES
California
Privet
THAT NICE HEDGING FOR A-
ROUND YOUR YARD, VERY
CHEAP.
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W. S. Krady
Bell Phone. MOUNT JOY. PA.
Shire’s Vieat Viarket
FLORIN, PENNA.
Proprietor.
W. W. SHIRE,

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Gealer in Fresh & Smoked
Meats, Tallow Lard, &e.
HOTEL McGINNIS
The undersigned having remodel-
ed the old Mooney Hotel, adding a
number of sleeping rooms, bath, etc.,
is now prepared to entertain trans-
ient and regular guests.
RESTAURANT
in connection with hotel where he
will serve in season.
OYSTERS and CLAMS in any style
TURTLE SOUP, Ete. Ete.
Private dining room for ladies.
FJ. WW. McGinnis,
PROPRIETOR
WINDSOR HOTEL
W. T. BRUBAKER, Manager.
European, $1.00 per day and up
American, $2.50 per day and up

d Street
Terminal
bed hotel of
jjuence 10
Midway between
Station and Read:
on Filbert Street.
The only moderate pri]
reputation and consed

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