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EDITORIAL
No man is a hero to the spring
milliner
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Nobody would mind it
ground hog went on a strike
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(Qeorgia may yet desire to cast
votes for the great Tyrus Cobb
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Senator La Folltee sees how he
could use the North Dakato delega-
tion in his business very nicely
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Those Chicago women who erve
\ satisfactory dinner for 2 cents
1eed not stay single unless hey
wish
«es ss a
Several eminent Americans had
te be atisfiled with eing nen
tioned for the 3 ne Court
judgeship
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These BY
most as 18 poets ir
the care th t all
their utt
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At ly 1 ¢ A
lightest n that Amundsen's
attainment of the yuth Pole was a
cooked up jol
Champ Clark is receiving a series
of ovations that
doubtless like to
the convention
his friends would
bottle for use at
with the ideas of both |
Roosevalt and Bryan, Ohio
perfectly |
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Armed
Messrs
should be able to frame a
eorking constitution.
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regard the in-
officials in
dele- |
Kansas does not
terfernce of the federal
the selection of presidential
gates as a square deal.
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Underwood in moving the duty
en sugar, is certainly in a fair way |
to become the ‘candy kid” if he |
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doean’t become the candiate.
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For the Sacred honor of the press |
we, deny that any editor has kicked |
against the proposed tax on income
over $5,000 as a personal hardship. |
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Dom Miguel has forever relin- |
quished his claim to the Portuguese |
throne, thus putting himself at one
swoop in the same class with Man- |
uel. |
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understand why the
peace |
We can now
Colonel gave away the Nobel
prize— he probably figured that if
he didn't they'd take it away from |
him. !
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And just when New York was
holding up its hands in horror over
the lawlessness of the South, along
comes 2 bomb to one of its own
judges! |
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If we are to learn of a murder of
a husband by a wife every day or
two there is no use of talking about
divorce more difficult. Let us make
it easier.
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When the average statesman an-
pounces that he will retire from
public life to devote himself to his
private business, it's a sign that the |
sour grapes are ripe.
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“A fourteen-year-old cigarette
sucker with a pistol in his pocket is |
a good subject for home missionary
work.” With the woodshed as the
place for delivering the address.
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We note that President Yuan has
peen following the political trend in |
ether countries, as there is not a
word in his inaugurel address about
pot being a candidate for a third
term.
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“Professor Chamberlain thinks the
discovery of the South Pole will]
make It possible for scientists to
predict the weather for weeks a-
head.” We usually trust they won't
predict such weather as we have had
during the last two months
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Puts End to Bad Habit.
Things nevxer look bright to one
with the blues. Ten to one the trou-
pie is a sluggish liver, filling the sys
tem with bilious poison, that Dr
Try them. Let the joy of better feel- |
ings end the blues. Best for stom- |
ach, liver and kidneys. 25¢c at 8S. B.
Bernhart & Cos.
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Sam’s at His Old Home
S. G. Reem of Holton, Kans, who
left West Donegal about 33 years
ago for the Sunflower State, is visit- |
ing the scenes of his shildhood.
King’s New Life Pills would expel. :
A Vacuum Cleaner
Bargain Price $10
T™E DOMESTIC JUNIOR Is a
vacuum cleaner that will do more
work than many high priced clean-
ers and much more than any other
cleaner of an equal price
It looks like a carpet sweeper——
vorks like a carpet sweeper—but Is
\ vacuum cleaner-—a cleaner that
leans your carpets and rugs through
and through
I'his shows the amount of solid
jirt which the Domestic Junior took
m irpet which looked clean.
\ Ve as of any housewife is
one fair trial-—pleck
0 i anest carpet in the house
l ium cleaner over
0] the leaner-—look at
nt of dirt you got out of
01 rug which you
ynderful little
11 eaner is just $10.00 and
ou with the guarantee to
itisfactory in every re
I ur money
PEFFER
Agent
B. FF,
MOUNT JOY, PENNA
Aiter You Are Through
Experimenting with The
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LANCASTER - - - PENNA.
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UT OF SORTS?
Lots of discomfort—+the blues—
and many serious sicknesses you will
avoid if you keep your bowels, liver
and stomach in good working order
by timely use of
FIG LAX
36 doses, 25¢ at
The
Druggist
I'2 doses, 10c.
CHANDL
Sunday Hours, 8 to 9 a. m. 5 to
io p. m,
West Main St. MT. JOY, PA.
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THE
MARIETTA
William Zink from a
visit at Harrisburg and other places
working to
have the streets of the borough oil
returned
A committee is now
ed
Mr, and Mrs
vho pent the
Byron L'ndemuth
winter at Denver
Colorado returned home
Franklin 8S. Engle, of New Jersey
was visiting his parents, Mr. and
My Daniel 6. Engle, several days
Thomas A. Cnlhane and son of
Williamsport were visiting the
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Culhane, at the eastern end
The District Grand lodge of Old
which Joseph MM, Stal
grand
Steelton,
Fellows, of
ford, of this
secretary, will meet at
the third of September He will
represent the lodge here also
John Miller, employed by J. Hoff-
man Garber at his warehouse in this
when a
place is the
injured
caught in the
hand, and
inflicting
place, was badly
hook he was using
little finger of his left
penetrated that member
a very ugly wound
\ party of voung men who were
arbutus on the hills at
hunting
\ccomac,
thrilling experience with two black
opposite here had a
BULLETIN. MOUNT JOY,
Tlohn Brown and a number of others
Come again gentlaman you will
always be welcome
——
There fs more Catarrh In this section of |
the country than all other diseases put
together, and until the last few years
was supposed to bo incurable, For a great
many years doctors pronounced it a local
disease and prescribed local remedies, and
by constantly falling to cure with local
treatment, pronounced it incurable Sei«
ence has proven Catarrh to bo a consti.
tutional disease, and therefore requires
constitutional treatment Hall's Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by ¥, J. Cheney &
Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only Constitu
tional cure on the market, Tt Is taken in
ternally in doses from 10 drops to a tea
gpoonful. It acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system. They
offer one hundred dollars fot any case (t
fails to cure, Send for circulars and tes-
timonials,
Address: F. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, O.
Sold by Drugeists, The.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation,
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Church Chartered
I'he court has granted a charter
to the Church of God at Landisville
The church council are: Rev. H. G
Hershey, pastor; Simon B. Minmich,
H. C. Greider, trustees; W. B. Mal-
ehorn, Christian H. Newcomer, Levi
B. Shuman, J H. Harris alders;
John K. Baker, Ira N. Hess Aaron
| B. Hershey, Joseph Musselman, dea-
cons; Mrs Anna H. Greider Mrs.
Anna C. S Hershey, Mrs. Ella N.
Bossler and Edith M. Nissley, dea-
CONesses
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Opened Barber Shop at Kindeghook
Harr) Resh, who formerly con-
ducted a barber shop in the Wagner
house, Columbia, has opened a shop
in Zeamer's hotel at Kinderhook
which he will operate on Wednes-
dav and Saturday of each week
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Manfredi—Adams
Frank Manfredi, of Middletown,
but who is well known here, was
united in marriage with Miss Mary
also of Middletow: last
the best
I'hursday They
of a host of friends
onewago
H R. Hamilto rk ir he
Annual Report
Mount Jo Borough
1'O1 \ £4
RECEIPTS
snakes One young man named
Deuel, who escaped from the party
was reaching for some flowers,
when he struck a black snake, and
and the reptile spit at him He
called for the rest of the party. who
responded quickly with clubs and
stones, and dispatched the snake
Mhev were nearly five feet long
Fhe Marietta base ball team has
een organized for the season, and
it la ternoon opened the sea-
1 ith ea game with tl All-Stars,
n regat f from M
ie nd ity I'l nae
1€Y ( ard H ene onl
1 Le 1 ( ne
¢ d
N¢ 1 The
1 nle [ Yeapl
Wi ind, Swingler Pen
v6 MeM Culhan Ha
Brandt, Peck
A rare treat in store for lovers
of music of this section, on Tuesday |
evening next, in Central hall, when
the third annual concert of the
Marietta Choral society will be
rendered, under the direction of
Henery Stratton, of
assisted by the follow-
ing: Mrs. W. K. Brumbaugh, of
Harrisburg, soprano: Miss Miriam
Shaub, of Lancaster, contralto; W.
W. Eichler. baritone, of New York
city. The programme selected will
open part 1, with a cantata, entitled
Daughter, by N.
W. Gade. Part 11, “Come Dorothy
Come.” Swabian Folk Song, society;
Parlo-Waltz song,
Prof. William
Harrisburg,
soprano solo, a,
Arditti; d. My Laddie,
|is on the Rye,” Bishop, the society;
contralto solo, a Hindoo Song, Bem- |
Neidlinger, |
To-morrow,
Shaub; barcolle from
Tales of Hoffman, “O lovely Night,”
"the society; baritone solo, ‘Give Me
the Sea ” Weodman, W. W. Eichler;
chorus, from Faust, the society.
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CORDELIA AND VICINITY
Samuel Bard, dealer, has had an
phone installed.
and family, of
a few days with
independent
Phares Miller
Columbia spent
Mrs, Miller's parents:
Mrs Emma Kauffman, widow of
David Kauffman, is conflned to her |
home by an attack of illness.
Harry Wagonback, wife and child
of l.ancaster, spent Sunday with the |
family of Henry Rettew.
Ziegler Portner and wife, of near
Peck's Meeting House, spent Sunday
with the family of Charles Dresher.
Mrs David Mumma and daughters
Katie and Mary of Columbia, spent
Sunday with the former's son, A. B.
Mumma.
Mrs. Stella Wittle and daughters,
Mabel and Stella, paid a visit on
{Sunday to the former's sister, Mrs.
Fanny K. Hall.
Miss Annie and Fanny
matter, of Columbia, were
tained Saturday and Sunday by Miss
laura Rettew.
J. B. Mumma, the obliging land-
lord of the Silver Spring hotel, and
his family spent Sunday with the
family of David Mumma.
Albright and Rodkey, the Kinder-
hook merchants, have purchased a
mare from a Lancaster
driver, with
Stritt-
fine sorred
dealer. She is a fine
good style and speed.
George Eiker, who until a year
ago conducted a wagonmaking
establishment at Silver Spring when
he moved to Lititz, has returned to
business
There was quite a social gather-
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Feorge Rettew on Saturday evening,
his old stand to resume
in honor of the birthday anniver-
sary of their son, Amos." A large
unmber of friends were present and
the evening was spent in a very en-
joyable manner
Daniel D. Forrey and his hired
man, R. Nauman drove to the Iron-
ville store and hitched their
to a post They entered the store
horse
and while in the store the horse be-
came frichtened and in jumping
around upset the wagon The
prompt uprighting of the wagon by
saved the horse from in-
Nauman
jury.
Our village was proud te have
the honor of entertaining some of
Columbia's distinguished citizens on
Sunday Among the number was
Frank G. Paine, assistant post-
master, and his son, John
Paine, of the Census Bureau, Wash-
ington, D. C.; Fred Heckle, jr.
“The Bloom |
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Balance in Treas March
Premium Foreign Fire Ins.
Co. ........ ss eviews
Hotel License Money
Burgess Hoffman, P. O.
| Burgess Hoffman Pole Tax
| Burgess Hoffman Licenses
| David Boyce, collected for
1930 .......v. ..-.« $ 879.34
David Boyce, collected for
194) Li. iis $2333.81
Old Iron Sold ....... § 1.13
Bolen Blocks Sold .... $ 1511
| $5313.90
| Boyce, Collector, reports
outstanding tax to be
{ collected ............
EXPENDITURES
Bombach, John, repairs . $ 2.96
Boyce David, Commission
$1115.77
i and supplies ........ 46.79
[Bube Alois, Ice ...... b.34
Bulletin Printery, Printing 23.756
95.69
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Buohl, J. H,, Paint .... 3
Brubaker, M. N., Surveys
$
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and acknowledgements 35.62
| Brunner, H. C. Furniture 147.00
| Dice Geo, labor ....... 3.76
| Edison Electric Light Co.
{ Street Lights ........ $ 479.36
| Engle, Eli H., Hauling $ 315.29
| Frank Geo., labor ...... $ 12.75
| Fellenbaum R., Salary,
I Postage, ete... eahie $ 48.47
Fellenbaum, A. H., Dist
| Boro Tax Notices . 3 .63
Frank, H. P., labor.. §$ 37
Futer, B. F., Recharging
battery tre ticsssiee 3 .65
| Glatfelter, J., auditing .. $ 2.00
| Garber, Jacob, labor $ 8.85
| Garber, H. S., auditing .. $ 2.00
| Givens Elmer, painting
PO. shah ees $ 67.00
{Gilams, H. H., salary $ 45.00
| Hoffer, J. E., appropria-
| tions for medicines in
| small pox case ...... $ 189.76
| Cadworth & Crandall Co.
| Crossing Plate ....... § 7.11
Henry, H. M. concreting $ 6.50
{ Hamaker J. S., labor .. $
Hensel, W. W. Solicitor . $
Herald Printing Co. Print-
Rg er vio $
Herr, Reuben, labor .... $ 223.37
Hershey, F. B., auditing. $ 2.00
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C. 5. MUSSER. THE BAKER | American Plan Rates Moderate
Shaving Halr Cutting |
Joseph B. Hershey } vein “ron vw ans BXCHANEE Hotel
Hinkle H. labor ........ $ 19.12] .
Hinkle W. labor ...... : 20 Tonso rial Parlor... cougses, craters any Doves
! Fast Main St., MOUNT JOY | Buns every Wednesday & Thursday
Hoffman Clayt, recording $ 5.38 | Faverals. Weddi ond. 8 i Mount Joy Pa.
Kramer, labor .....:.... $ 2.25 Three Chairs. No Waiting unerals, eddings an uppers ’
Kolp, Albert. labor ...... $ 127.05 given prompt attention !
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Leib. ¥ 3, 3pvropuatio: 50.00 | Laundry. Goods called for Tuesday | Store & Bakery, West Main Street Ji M. Backenstoe, Pro.
Manheim & Mt. Joy Elec- land delivered Friday. Mount Joy, Pa. sass
{ tric Light Co. ........ $ 850.62 | Branch Store at BE. Ream'’s.
| Moyer G., supplies ...... 3 101.38 § | Has just been remodeled thruout.
| Newcomer H. S. supplies. 6.08 A GY = | Has all modern conveniences
{2 ; 1 ” § > v iences such
| Hewcomer, BE. W. Prof s 1.40 SHAS. KL. ZELLER | HOTEL McGINNIS = Baths, Hot and Cold Water, Steam
Wh 2 tony thie a we : | Heat, Eleetric Light, Ete
Nort} futual Fire Ins. : ght, ;
ol lhern M i oh ne ps 10.80 REAL ESTATE AND The undersigned having remodel-| : :
Peffer Frank, decorations $ 12.75 INSURANCE ed the old Mooney Hotel, adding a Table is Supplied With the Best
| Pennell J : J sanitary Main & M J number of sleeping rooms, bath, ete.
ma %. Main St., ount Joy [is now prepared to entertain trans wal :
| P a Lecorating hres $ 2500 ene ient and regular guests the Market Affords.
Reist, John, dist. notices. : 12552 ‘alling and Olerking of Public Sales RESTAURANT 30 0 0
Runk, John labor ...... 24. Settlement of Estates. {in conneetion with hotel where he
Misslnen 4 BR priung x $ 39.10 Colleetion of Rents. will serve in season. Also Luneh Counter
stone. : ea : $ 964.16 Surveying and Conveyancing. OYSTERS and CLAMS in any style Where Soups, Sandwiches, Cheese,
Sineitenr, F. Jshor sal and $ 7.50 TURTLE SOV P, Ete. Ete. Tripe, Oysters in Every Style
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MOUNT JOY, PA. | the Disease Tell H's a cores. or mesa an
H. S. GARBER,
F. BE. HERSHEY,
BE. M. TREXLER,
| apr. 7-3t. Auditors.
| nesses, Nervous Debility, Lost Manhood, Drains, Atrephy,
| Prompt Attention given to Sales of | Ind. 1877
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no cutting, Kidney, Bladder, 46 yrs. prastice &6 yrs. Hoop.
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| Reference: Jonas L. Minnich. Jvertise in the Mt. Joy Bulletin. | %.jsStvmans. Keck Vese, tells sll expasing Aaseums,
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