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Liiumiiln mw of the Unltea rreu tip te
Sfiatat MMtbl hour.
?wfifB-i Sftiir sattien of th iwrntu
I'- aaaeaaai is AltTAna bv mrrlara In the ellv
Ml mvaMag town for 10c. per wee t
,;fcf attui, IB.oe yc.r j n.M (or six month
vj wlm let tint months t bee. per month.
'h Wmbxt lmLtiaaxeim (Deuble Sheet)
; Mftt View, only ILSO per annum, in ad-
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- lberlberi wishing their, address changed
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THB INXKLUOKRCKB.
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!? S 'lkisiihnns Connection
I, The TJiree l ctU Debate.
?"TTt Heuse has get through with its
three weeks of tariff oratory, and pur
- .a -.... I,A1 a nnnlnM lm
?V "j POSeS DOW W UPVUCO IWCU (iiU5 ...u
" ata .......I.Hiii tillla nnrl nllinr TiRPilfnl
wltolatien. before taking up the Mills
:;S'I1U in detail. Meanwhile, the Republicans
are te have an opportunity or agreeing
upon a bill of their own, if they can, te
offer as a substitute for the Mills bill, and
there Is same talk of making a straight
pttty issue en the passage of the two
measures; which would be all right se
J far as party Interests go, though the pub.
f t, lie would certainly suffer if any bill pre-
4 became a law without being exposed te
i'-y'. thai vnnTvallvn
criticism and amend-
fc asent of the minority.
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It is also certain
r ttiat a party bill which could pass a
r llamnRrntin Ilnnse wnnlil net nasa u He-
publican Senate.
The only possibility of tariff legislation
by this Congress lies in the formulation
of a measure upon which party lines will
net be tightly drawn ; and any attempt
te "ltv such lines will show that there is
$S$'' no honest intent te presently reform the
tariff, but rather te create a political
issue for the campaign ; or at least, with
the latter purpose as the chief one.
It is new nearly half a century siuce a
national canvass was fought with the
tariff issue as its main stress, and te the
present generation of pelltlciaxs and
k-'i voters it has all the muritef novelty ; as
ptf?-. .... .. .. ... .
,';.; is manuest irem tne interest uiKen m
&;V the prolonged tariff debate in the Heuse,
W-
lent contests, and had nothing
fresh in it whatever; yet the
gladiators were greeted wUh applause
and handshakings and tumultuous
expressions of exhilarated feeling that
bowed the interest that the debate stim
ulated. Mr. Reed and Mr. Carllsle for
their respective parties, closed the debate,
ftfid the reporters say that they were won wen won
dreus eloquent and effective hi their ora
tory; yet when we turn te the printed
words they uttered they show no wonder
ful Are, or freshness. Reed was witty,
Carlisle forceful and sensible. Tlie
abject cannot be made very fnsh, after
the battering of a century; and the
excitement of the Washington audiences
of the orators seems surprising. The
stimulation was In the surrounding; in
the knowledge that it was a battle of
giants, that the issue was the one se
lected for the coming political battle, and
that each sldewas stripping for the fray
and furbishing its bes1 armor , and
weapons. We will have the like exciting
scenes during the canvass. People will
become aroused ever the dryest Issues, of
Which they have the least understanding,
when it is the thing set down te da.
Like the excitement of a revival, when
the flame is started a llttle fanning
spreads it and it then feeds upon itself.
Fer three weeks Democratic orators In
the Heuse have been talking free trade,
while the measure they assumed te ills ills
eusi was the highly protective MilU bill,
that only tnkf s off seven or eight per cent,
of our duties nnd has been se tenderly
framed that it can hardly hurt a fly in
the manufacturing line, although
the planters of tobacco and growers of
wool may be hurt. And the Re
publican orators have been talking
protection, though they admit tint the
revenue is tee great and must be re
duced, though they have no measure for
the reduction upon which they can unite.
There is, Indeed, the Very narrowest dif
ferences between the parties in facf,
however wide the difference in theory.
The Democratic side proposes adequate
protection, and the Republicans demand
be mere. The practical dlfferenca
& simply ss te the amount of
protection that will be w'eiuate;
npen which there is a natural d.ff 'rence
of opinion, since thn amount needed is
necessarily uncertain, varying with the
conditions of trade. It fellows tt at the
parties intermingle when seeking ters,
tablish the tariff rate. It has alwajs been
se and doubtless always will. It is well ;
for tariff rates are net te be fixed by rese.
lntlens of party conventions deiling only
with general principles. The Democratic
doctrine demand the least imposition
of taxes consistent with the prosperity of
our Industries, and a variety of tariff sen.
timent can nestle under it.
The Convention of Clubs,
A convention of Democratic club3 of
the state will be held In Ilarrisburg en
Thursday next. It is a geed thing for
Democrats te organize for the prep iga iga
tlen of the political ideas that have been
In the ascendancy in this country during
the greatest portion et the nation's
career, principles which have survived
the rise and fall et all parties that ever
opposed them for any length of time.
Hut let net the i lub com entien in Ilar
risburg be like that held recently by the
Republican clubs In Laucaster. Suth a
pandemonium was never before witneesed
here. Let there le no petty quarrels
ever miner points of Democratic doctrine,
and fighting ever aaln of battles that
were lest iu the state Democratic con cen con
ventien. There is enough te engage the
club convention in perfecting the details
of a uniform plan of organization
throughout the state. It this Is strictly
adhered te,th(re will be no trouble. Oae
of the beet evidences that the convention
will act wisely Iu its deliberations Is the
premise that Hen. Chauncey 1 Riack, of
Yerk, will Le its presiding cfllcer.
Carllsle en the Tariff.
Mr. Carlisle made a strong speech en
the tariff in the Heuse en Saturday, and
the skill with which he used dry figures
lathe exemplification of his argument
was most noteworthy. He pointed out
that en May l there was in the treasury
la excess et the needs of tha government
tbe sum et 13G,U3,O00, which amount Is
larger than the expenses of the federal
tarsrement during the first eighteen
mrs of its existence. Be showed that
for the redemption of (13,400,000 of four
per cent, bends, with accrued Interest of
e3,173, in the past month, the govern
ment paid (17,010,000, or 13,530,620 ever
and tabeve the amount of the principal
and accrued interest, paying a premium
of 201 per cent, for the luxury of redeem
ing a debt net due, which was only geed
for the country as it stepped interest.
And in the same time 1870,000 was lest
te the government by the purchase before
maturity of 112,401,000 of four and one
.half per cent, bends en which Interest
had accrued te the amennt of (108,000.
As Mr. Carlisle says, the tariff is a purely
practical question and has no relation te
politics, As the situation new stands ex
cessive taxation is endured that excessive
revenue may be raised. Beth are radi
cally wrong and demand immediate cor
rection by these entrusted with the duly
of legishtln g for the people.
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Jacob II. Vahikiuhlt, a nephew of tbe
late Cornelias Vanderbllt, has been severely
rebuked by Judge Barrett, of New Yerk,
for Abandonment of bla wlfa at tbe command
or bis father who threatened disinheritance
for no ether rcanen than that she wnt peer
and bad been a clerk In a atere. Tbe aen
attempted te plead poverty,bat it watabewn
that he had never done mueh work, waa
llvlngjln affluence wltb bu father, and had
an income of $2,000 In bta own right while
hla wife nulleretl for want et a Are. Tbe
millions et the old commodore de net seem
te be doing much geed In this braneh or I be
lamlly.
Inn Philadelphia Tim en wants Daniel
Dougherty te preient Cleveland's name at
tbe ML lieul- convention. He would inake
the welkin ring.
Twj3r.vu.YKAn er.n liewle Andersen, n
Philadelphia schoolgirl, dled suddenly en
Friday and tbe doctors sy she was killed
by overstudy for examinations which pro
duced corebral congestion. This death Is
well timed as a warning te tbe thousands of
scholars who are Just new atralnlng all the
power of their young brains te pass tbe
ordtalet examinations. Parents and school
hoards would de well te think about It,
Tbe responsibility for evor study can net
nil be thrown upon the toacberr, for tbe
systeni oncenragos thorn te ferce their
aohelara te the furthest limit or their ability.
Tun lllalne losders are new unmasking,
Tbe 1'htlndelpbla iYm ssya : "Mr. lllalne's
nomination can new only be steppod by
Mr, Uln! e.
PKRSONAL.
CiiAiii.r.s Mekhiilkt, the lVench writer,
Is dead.
fcmvAitn Atkinson bsjs the two things
most nuudud lu these clays are: First, rer
rich men te And out hew peer men live,
and second, for pour men te tlad out hew
rich men work.
Jamks Owkn O'CenNkh, sajs the New
Yeik World, dena net acorn te knew
who'her he would rather be bu abiurd
amer or n ludicrous lawyer. Perbans It
would he beat for him te go u-dshlng.
Rnv. KiiWAnn BeuniN, H. J,, dled en
Sunday at J.ojelaoolleKO, Ualtlmore, aged
80 yours. Father Beutin was a widely
known Instructor, and for a number of
years had held a professor's eualr at I.nyela.
lie was also at one tlme president or BU
Jehn's onllege at Frederick.
Jaceij ZtKnr.nn, the veteran Domecralla
odlier of Hutler, died therenn Katurday,
armr an illness of aeveral weeks. He was
about 70 vears et age. He was editor of the
llutler Herald many years, and renre-
atmied bis distrlet In the stnte legislature
ter soverol tonus.
' llii.t. Nvk" is In Wa'hlneteu. He
writes te tbe New Yerk 7l'erf : I am
slopping at the heuse which bas been
reoenliy rcUlted and relurnlsbed, has clco clce clco
trie heilH, a bath room, elevater and mod med mod
erate ratea It Is a splendid hotel. 1 leave
the name blank, and tbe proof reader can
insert the nauie or any hotel iu Washington
whluh bethinks theahoveglonlogdcecrln.
lien would apply te."
P.KV. Jamks Quintkh, Huntingdon, Pi,
dled whllu upon his knoea In prayer at the
Hapllat conference or the United Htntesat
North Manchester, Ind., en haturday.
Wblle praying It was observed that he
grew liioehorunt, and as he uttertd the
words ' we are glad te meet apaln " he rx
plrrd or apoplexy. Klder Qulnlur was
probably the most protnlnent man in the
church. He was born in Hehuylklll county,
Pa , in 1SI0, ami entered the ministry at 20.
m m
Wlieiu llitucoeK Felt Wounded.
A menument has been oreeted at QjttyB
burg by Majer Dlgolew and aeveral ethor
gontlemen en tbe pet where Cleneral Han
cock foil weunded during Plekett'a charge.
It is of granlte, with a total height or eight
feet and six inches, and beara en the front
theinicrlptlen : "Majer Oeneral Wintleld
Hcett Hancock j wnunded July 3, 1S03," und
nn the rearfac, "Ereoted by Comrades and
Fjlends."
I'ergad Hi. Mether Nauie and Fled.
Jehn K. Mlle, age 21, tbe Philadelphia
correspondent of the thee anil Leather Jte-
jwrter, of New Yerk, has left tbe city, with
-,uvu gained ey rerging nts mother's name
te a check en the Pennsylvania Company
nr Insuring Lives and Granting Annuities.
Holsalseohaigod with taking, ai hla com
pan Ien, Miss Vlrclnla Corsen, thn rumn.
loen.ynar-oid daughter of a prominent mer
chant or Phlladelphl a.
111. Witt Would et Uit Him Hang,
Walter Wonderly, living in Kaat Fallow,
field township, Cheiter county, iiusrreled
with hla wlfe and then hanged himself
with a clothesline in the barn, und hla wife
riliwmvored him bofero life waa extlnct, and
hiving no knlfe at hand, untied with the
aid et bur teeth the knot In the rope, aud
he survijres te repent his rash act.
A llrlRtitl hliis Iim lirlien.
Kr in the Living Cbnrch.
" When I leek at the congrecatlon," tald
a Londen preacher, ' I say, Whero are the
pw : When I oeunt the otlerterv In the
vestry 1 siy, Where are the rich V '
UitlaHpccka
In the slnnse3 et the teeth seen grew Inte an
palling civlttef, it OlsrrgarfleO. Cheei nd.
iinctng Oecay ai Iho outset vilih BO.OUONT,
una Ih.i pain of toothache, the vretchednesa
et rating v. lih iinieuna teeth, nnd the dyspeii
t'esymptcim canted by Bn-allewlnirti&ir.ini..
I calid feed may te pievunled. Ihu nruniiUe
and BHlutary artlcle perfumes the breath, and
ivinu:ics apnnglnesa of tha guuia. Its penu.
Iftilty UULbuunfltO.
ai'JiVJAL AOTJGKH.
I'ut l'ieu i u Keel.
"fet up In bed and coughed till the clethlnif
waa wet with pxraplrallun. Mv wltu tntiateu
that, I unH Ttemat' fclrclric Oil. Thu Oral
U-itpeniiful ieimvtd iu. and two betilra hae
ctin d ine. 1 can beiieMly roceuiiiieud It " K.
. M ".?,J'.S' Jre t'onire, N V. 1'er sale
by II Jl. Cochran, dnnrglat, 137 and 139 North
tluuir, buret Hume."
Thla Sdnp la tArv irnnl In i... .. ..... .
laeieuauy slckneaa lu the houeu&elu T
Eeum cuiiucii bu nlwurs pleiuunt. W'c
l,';P''.li!.,vl,",sure,' rfoeiimiondlpif Jtu
Illoed Hitler; u bina. flde und curtain cu
tbeieUuiiy sickneaa lu the houeu&elu T If ai
e tu k i
'urdeck.
dtaimpfcla, una all dlauaaea of the lUer and
L?tU1VV..JV,2laJly,Jl " Cochran, drug.
Blat, 137 and 133 erth Queen Btreet, Lanc.
Nurlli l'ule Uipndllluur, """
I'rlre nuhts, lottBrtet.wnlklnB matchea and
bahuQii ufcuna'ei a aruuau illy huiiituiita e'l ihu
..r-t it Dr lhema,' Xcltclrt" e f la no?
ahuinhllif It taaqetck euro lnr urhia and
bill HI ML nMf.l.ili.1:. .... ..... . ... ..
i .T ".M i jwew himi inr iiiiiipni
t'nr
nun mv , i, t irn'in, or TC al,
Au. h vl jieu struct, lincisttr.
Ul uud 13)
Mether. Metttersll Metheralll
Are you auturbed at night and broken et
your rest by a .ick chUd auirerlng and en Iuk
wlththe eicrucUUng patn of cutting tuethT
If se, ke at ence and nut a betllu of Mils
WIN8LOW'3OOXlllNOBYUUr. It will rel
llove the poerlltUosuirorer lmmoOlately do de
pond upon It i there Is no inlsuke about It.
Tburolsseta mother en earth who has ever
nred It, who wUl net tell you at ence that It
wUl regulate the bowels, ana give reat te the
mother, and relief and health te the child,
operating like m&glc It Is prjecUy eafe te
use In all cases and pleasant te the tese, and u
the prescription of one of the eldest and best
female physicians and nnrses In the United
Butts, bold everywhere, a cunts a bottle,
mat W lyd w
WAXAiTAKKlia,
rniLinstrBU. Monday, May SI, 1888.
Yeu should visit the second
fleer,
And pay your respects te
King Cotten,
And go te the Park in the
North Cress Gallery.
Yeu should leek about the
first fleer
And see- the Ice Pyramid
near centre deer en Juniper
street,
And the India Silk Canopy
in the Transept,
And the many pretty things
in the Chestnut street entrance
way.
We believe there is no Black
Surah Silk in the market that is
se well worth the money as our
26 inch 75 cent grade. Net se
geed is $1 in many stores.
These Surahs are made te our
order from the best selected
silk, dyed a fast silk, and woven
with great care te insure geed
wear.
A finer Black Surah, also 26
inches, $ 1 . Proper weight, mel
low, full of geed substantial
wear.
Better value in India Silks
than we ever had before. Light
as gossamer almost ; but firm,
close, even.
And these little prices for
Silks come in the face of a
sharp fashion drift toward them.
West'lransept.
Bride's gray is brimming
ever at a dozen counters. Silks,
75c te $1.75 ; Cleths, 60c te
$2.75 ; Cashmere?, 65c te $1.25;
Albatross, 60c te $1 ; and se
en.
Bte all around the Htore.
Dozens of substantial, sea
sonable woolen Dress Studs
down te three-quarters, two
thirds, half.
Mostly southwest aud southeast of centre
Real India Striped Leng
Shawls ; three patterns. Put
together thread by thread, color
by color, just as a silky-woolly
flower might grew. Hand
work, every bit rice-and-watcr
wages. The price en Saturday
$40, te-day S20. But it isn't
the peer weaver that loses.
Striped French India-Square
Shawls copies of the real.
Never before sold at less than
$10 or $12. Here are three
handsome patterns that shall go
at 55.
Twe items that stand for a
hundred. We are taking every
possible dollar from the price of
Shawls.
Bicend nser, Chestnut Urcel glda. Twe ele
vators. Mere and mere wide-awake
folks are every day asking for
the light, cool, easy, knobbly
Rubber B'e ttemed Tennis
Shoes. That is why there are
thirteen styles of them here
new and why se many manu
facturers have their brains a
rack te get up something newer.
This is the way the styles for
women run :
lstyln at II 60
2alIeauttJUl
4 style at $ SI
'1 atyles at 3 (ie
5 styles ut W 50
1 style unto.)
Men's Tennis $1.25, $1.50,
$2. $2.50, $3, $3 50. J
Ooze leather. Skin with
tannery finish en flesh side.
Dene up wrong side out. Just
the suggestion of nap ; soft as
velvet. The daintiest of all.
Oxford Ties, with gray or ma
hogany ooze tops and patent
leather vamps, are the newest,
neatest things of the season.
Markotstreot front, wostef Main Alale.
Of course you don't travel
without a Fountain Pen. Have
you tried Waterman's Ideal ?
Hang en right, and it won't go
back en you. $2.50 te $6, ac.
cording te size and capacity.
Fine, medium or blunt point.
lSaiemmt, cuatef cenlie stairs.
A geed clean shave and no
face -hacking. Star Safety
Razors, $1.25. Came out at
$2.50.
3 pairs of Henckel Bres.
Scissors in a case, $750. We
never heard of such a case for
anything like the money.
Twe bargain glimpses from
the dozens at the same counter.
Basement, mil et centre statu.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Philadelphia.
hu vamryutiiBUimi heuds.
Q.LL AND HKK
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ROCHESTER LAMP,
BlxtyC'andle-Llghti iteats thetn all.
A. .ether Let of UHKAPGLOUEBiOrGaa an
OUBtovee,
THH PERFECTION "
IM, MOULDING UUBUKB CUSHION
WEATHER STRIP
Beats thorn all.'Thls strip ontwears all ethers.
Keeps out the oeld. Btep rattling of windows,
exclude thu dust. Keep out snow and rain.
Anyoue can apply It no waste or dirt made
In upplylug tu Can be titted anywbere-ne
holes u bore, reaay for use. It will net split,
warp or shrink a cushion strip Is the tnest
rairieet. At the eteve, UeaUr and Bangs
-or-
Jehn Pt Scliaum & Sens,
24 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
fcAXUASTSK, i'A,
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ANDKAKE PILLS.
If Yeu
nave abused your btemacu vj eating or
drinking tee much, or of the wrong kind
rt Stt w liquid ... ...Ill
UL IUUU Ml I!!I11U, ;UU Tf IU
Suffer
because your Stomach is angry. New
beware et all temporary expedients.
THY that never-fallluK, safe Remedy,
Dr. Sehenck's
Mandrake Filler.
Fer sal 0 by all Druggists. Prlea SB cent per
box 1 8 boxes for CI cents ( or smt by mall,
postage free, en receipt of prloe. Dr. J. II.
rehenefc Ben. I'htladclphla. mlMyflAw
SOUKNCK'H MANDKAKK PILLS
rea SALS AT
n.n COCHltAN'f IIBUO STORK,
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aprs ZtndJkw
-pAHKEKtd.UAIK BALSAM.
Fnrlrcr's Hair Balsam
Cleanses and beanllfles tbe hair Pro Pre Pro
rretos a Luxuriant Growth. Nerer Palls te
Ucstera Gray Hair te lis Youthful Celer,
uurnsBeald. Diseases and Hair railing. We.
at Druggists.
rLOHESTINK COLOONB.
The Meat fragrant ana l atin el Per
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Peck's Patent Improved Cushioned 7ar
Drums perfectly restore hearing and perform
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sation nnd even whispers heard distinctly.
Bend for Illustrated book with testimonials,
rilKK. Addn-sa or call en r. 1I1SCOX, teS
Broadway, New Yerk. Mention this paper.
InnelO-lvdAwMW&r
WATttHM.
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GILL
Jeweler and Optician,
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Geld Watches,
Silver Watches,
Nickel Watches.
Be euro jeu are wearing the right glass
Call and have your oyes examined rilEK Or
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B. S. OSTBR & BRO.,
Agents ler Lancaster Ce., 3i North Prtnce St
Lancaster, Pa. ml-ema
FOR SALH OK HKKT.
RKSIDKNCK ON THK KA8T HIDK
of Duke atrtet, lMtHeen Orangu and
Chtalnut, teriunL luqultoef
A.J.BTKINMAN,
mi: std At thu eir.ee.
T70K
KKNT-FItOM. APRIL L 1RWL
AJ
(orennora term of vears. the Btrsahnr.
UallreaiL with Ceal and Lumber lard. trn
house, LocemotlVH ai.d Cars all In geed and
running order. The lease of this valeable
property presents a rare opportunity te any
party Otutfrtng te engage In a pleasant, -sell
tuitablUhed and prefltiihlH business. "ei con
ditions, rent oreiher lt formation apply ti
1 MOB. or HEN It Y U V MUAUliNKU,
wMM Lancaster City, fa.
1 HVAK'SKLOUK.
USE
LEVANT FLOUR.
t Always (Jive j Batisfiotlen.
I,ThAS
TOBACCO.
qld honest r.
IK OUB POPULAR BKASID
Old Honesty
Will be found a combination net always
te be had,
A riNK QVAL1TT OT PLUO TOBACCO AT
A KIA.tONA!O.B PBIOA
Loek for the red H tin tag en
each plug,
HRST-0LA8S ARTICLE
-1H-
Chewing
Tobacco.
DON'T r AIL TO GIVE
OLD HONESTY
A rAIR TBIAL.
Askyourdealertortt. Don'ttakeanyether.
JNO. FINZER&BROS.
LOTJISVILLH, KY.
clot urn u. se.
Jj-KKUHANT TAILORING.
HAGER & BROTHER.
MERCHANT TAILORING
DEPARTMENT.
BLA. K FRENCH WORSTEDS.
Te Purchasers Of BLACK DUE53 BVITS
we call your BI'KCIAL ATTENTION te our
cempluta line el NKW and Bl'AI'LE STYLES
In
BLAOKFRENUH WORSTEDS.
C-HI.AWAT ""OCK BUITS at 120, a, 2S
and 128,
DOUBLE BUEASXKD rilOUK 6UIT9 at 21,
2u and 923.
freml5DBE83SU1T'S"kttna Salln L,nca
BETTEB VALUES we have never ofTercd.
BETTEU VALUES cannot be found.
FEBrEOT riTS GUAKANTEED.
HAGER &BR0THER,
26 & 27 WHdT KINO ST.
M
YEHH A K.VTUKON,
Ready -Made Clothing !
I r WILL PAY YOU
TO TOOK ATOUU
$10 AND $12 SUITS
fOK I1U8INKS3 WEAU.
Our Suits I'er $15, $16 aud $18
ABEJUBTW1IATYOU WANT fOKDUKSH
A UOOD A3SOUTMENT Or
Men's Working Pants
AND
OVERALLS
-AT-
WORKWOMEN'S PBI0ESI
Wear the Oromwell Bblrt.
Myers & Rathfon,
I'Ol'ULAU OLOTIIIEB9,
NO. 12 BAST KINO ST.,
LitNOAKTEK VA
TaiKSU A BKOTHKU.
Your Attention,
Yeurtlttentlnn wecalt te our ItKAUTirUL
LAhtlKandELilUANT STOCK OK
Beys' and Children's
CLOTHING!
We can scarcely tell you all the Nlce, Vew
nnd Pretty hty. a, Ooed Durahlii Qualltles,
and decidedly Lewest ITlcej in l.anejtcr.
Nete Seme of Oar Prices :
Beys' Suits, egf s M te 18.
Ooea Streng Bulls. I i 5J, Itro, It CO,l 50, l 00.
Hella Ciusluiyru buIip, ii bu, in U aiffeient
stvles,
Fine Corkrcrew Suits, 3C0, U0, 17.00, 7 50
and 110.1
rine l'lald Cacatiueru Suite, t3.SC, all grade)
l,tiht Colored Scotch Suits, IMiOtn 110.
ta'.la raced titrlped hoetch suit?, ile and ill,
CHILDREN'SSUITS.
Ages tolSycars-Knce Pants.
Btrnng Cheap Suits, 11.00. 11.10,11 75. 12 00.
orleik hilt bultr, ai. 11.50, $1. 13 te, ti.f,.
..liSi,,uua '1,-atett bult. W oe, b. IS, 10.
Ceraea Ulaeaaa Urewu SulUf II ana
CIHIBREN'S KNEE PANTS.
flznt 4 te It in large quantities. 1'rtcis
laiu il, 25, Zi, 15, 50 0iUW up te i.te.
Children's Shirt Waists
20,25,55,10,10 Cents.
1 SWCkII and sea them. We srn tlnvi
pleatta te show our ge.ds.
Hirsh & Brether,
TH2 ONB.PRIOB
Clothiers & Furnishers,
UOU. H. QUEEN STBEET AND CENTHE
8QUABE. LAMOABTEB, FA.
MOTHERS
OROOMMIB8.
OASHARD'8 MILD CURED HAM
AND HUKARrABT BACON.
Unequaled for teaderness and Celleapy of
flavor. VT e guarantee that there la nothing te
equal them In uuallly In this marset. ikon iken
sands et the beat families are new using them.
Tby give universal satisfaction, irylhem
and tell your netghheri.
AV Diled Beet and Bologna nteely chipped.
Prices reasonable. uKUKutffUar.
QHBESEt
NEW GOODS
AT
W. A. Reist 8c Ce.'s,
Cor. East King and Duke Sts.
Cheese I Chcoee I Ohetie !
81 x detrn of the finest Kdam or Dutch
Bead Cheese the market afford. They are
gnsranteed te keep in tbe waimest weather
l'lneapple thf esi In large and ptente size.
tiae noqueien uneese in one peuna giasi
TABLE OILS.
Headquarters for line labia oil. Alexis
OoOMetts, Metteii's, Lateur's andB. KaeA
Ce 's Zaeca Oils. Thess ara the flnsst oils In
the markst, and we are prepared te supply
I him te you in large, medlm and small sires.
II in Koeit In Dried Bref and 11am. We
hardly thought this would par te sell the
flnsst Drled Beef at 11 cents per pound, but
we aii making It pay by selling two or three
barrels of bref per wesk. Come leek at It.
Taste tt and bn your own Indge. It's Armour's
beat Chicago Beef.
Hotels and boardtrghnsea. NOTlC.We
will make special prices en Ce pound lets.
The Cerner Grocery,
COR. EAST KIXO AMD DDKE8TS,
, T BUHSK'S.
Hammend's Slug Shet.
OVEll 3,0(10,0(0 POUNDS Or SLUG BUOT
UeaD IN allillT YEAHH.
RHADY FOR USB AND BAFB.
Kill the Petate Bubs, Currant Wnrms, Cut
Werm, uabbaaje Worms, Lice, fleas, Beetles
andbtriped Bugs.
A P-evontive of the Rcee Bup.
IT IS CU BAP.
BKTAILS AKTIUUTT CENTS roll A flVE
FOUKD PACKAOE.
OUBFirTIITEAUrOB 1UI BALE OF IT.
Hundreds attest te Its valne by oemlns for
It each year. Beld W holesale and Betail, at
BURSK'S,
NO. 17 BAST KING BT.,
Wholesale A front for Hammend's Slug Shet.
R
E1ST.
Specltl Announce nient !
2,000 FANS.
We hive erdf red VOO nf the mostnevel Fans
ever made, ana expect them In ler Saturday s
rtcu Distribution. 1.00k cut fur them.
IN BU3INE33 "HEAD OVE 1 EAB3."
Takeapeep at ns. and yen will wonder hew
we can even find spare tlme enough te write
a decnt advertisement. Others complain
about business being slew. l,etthem take a
gentle hint. Vttltcurplace and sea hew we
ilethlngs. It Is net a secret, and. when we
knew that you will bone tit. by It, we feM as
thouzhwehaddenoagreatact. Time Is no
ocean Ien for complaint Be up and doing.
Don't sit and wait. .PUSH, l'ULL, and, IC
must be, BUN. Cater for the wants cf your
customers. Qtve thorn a larga and vailed
stock, nice and Jieah, te select irem. Bny
largely. Be shrewd, but net -tricky. Take
advantage of tandsema discounts, and sell
your goods just in thu sime manner as you
nave purchased then). Let your customers
have the benefit of your gutn in buying, and
veu will seen Otseuver that thev will knew
hew te appreciate yenr generosity. All this
takes money. Yeuaie expected te have It.
Heavy buyers visit large stores. Large stores
are easily located. Why, said one man te an
other, 1 accldently get down West King street
en a hunt for a grocery. "I struck It," and
when 1 tot tuslde 1 "stuck." Y(b, pesltlvi-ly
stuck." Iwaa n tin zed. Thought 1 was In
an auction room at tlrat.ljut when I discovered
the large arrayef busy sulesnnn shretlng their
cash sales ever the wires, tee tour Immense
nlcctrle fans, suspended lmm thi culling, in
constant motion, an electrle ruoler, the Are
light and ether attractions. 1 wib seen con
vinced that l wpa In tun laigest grocery store
Ievirnw. I Inquired, uud wdh told It was
KBISl'a. I made a note of IU It 1s
Reist, Wholesale Retail Grocer,
Cor. W. King andL'rlnce Sts.,
WLoek for the large rinvai around the
ontlre lrent und Eltle of this lmmeusu Stere
Heuse.
A GlFr WOUTtt HAVING.
Package Helder or Ehawl Strap
QIVKX AWAY
TO-MOKBOW (3ATUBUA1), MAY .9,
S. CLARKE'S
Wheltsile and Retail Tea and CciTja Stere
Hand 11 SOUTH QUEEN BT.
NOTE A FEW OF ULAHKE'S PKIOE3.
Cnflees, f mill misted dally at our store, UK.
IS. 18, 20 si, 1U, 21 and ?J cents V t. ihecks
with each and every pound.
Try Clarke's New Orep Teas, rincet tn (Jual
ltv, Lewest In I'ikn,
Baker's or Itunkel Brether's Chocolate, lBc a
rake. I'uker'a or Itunkel Brether's Cocea,
Kpp's Cocea, 20c. Nelsen's or Lere's Gelatine,
Mclleh Gelatine, 10c Colburn's Knglieh Mm
tard, lie a can. We have in Bteck 'ihurber.
Why land ft Cn'g Best Kztracts. try them; te
bettles Ooea Extract for 15e Sugar Coin 7c,
a can, or tour cutis for S!ie. Marti I'eas Bj. three
ler 25c Our ftrstCern reduced tolOe aiuti.
aTAUUIIKS and BOAl's We knew we have
the largest and liest stock of the atiove goeda
in the city. Just tniuk, laundry ;3tarcb,3e w
ft: rlye.pcund l'ackages for is-, bojp-twe
cakes for 6c; eleven cakes for Het tcuty tcuty
leur cakes ter 50c. or you can buy Uv cakes of
Seap and five pounds Starch for'&e. Beat Cern
Starch, three ana four packs for He
FLOU it. Heller flour from 49e a quarter
up. IJen't fall tetty our Kl-oCaiie yieuraud
Martha Washington Creamery Buttered Fleur
and be sure tocallersend for a Shawl bttap
te-morrow, or you will miss It,
S. CLARKE'S
WUOLESW.K ANIinKTAlLTKAASD
lOFrEKSTOUK,
IS and 14 SOUTH QUEEN STREET,
A Tew Doera from Contre eauare
TKLErilONK.
tfACKn'KAJt'
J4 WEST KING,
HANU-fAINTEO NKCKT1KS
. AT EUISMAN'S.
TJOVH' HILiKENO
SUSl'ENDEIf", 'a CENT?,
AT EUISMAN'S
Neit Peer te f ayler's l'hote Uallery.
Ol
EN
KVKm KVKNIKO,
EUISMAN'S,
(Ulairiynn'sOldEtacd )
TECOMMENDED BY EMINENT
I'HYSICIANS
The "Best" Tonic,
a Cen contra ted Liquid Extract of Malt and
Heps, for sale only at
J. U. UOUGUTONA CO.,
Ne, tu and U West King lUOet.
rAVAea or rABBien.
PALACE OF FASHION,
13 East King Street,
Lancaster, Pa.
Read this surprise !
The earliest fall in prices of
Millinery Goods ever heard of.
Milan Hats All our colored
Milan Hats up te the very fin
est, reduced te $i ; former price
$1.50 te $2.25. Everybody
knows new mucn they are
worth.
White Hats for 'summer.
The largest stock we ever
carried and our prices must be
the lowest.
Canten, Union and fine Milan
Fancy Straw and Leghorn flats.
Come in and leek at them.
Our Whitsuntide display is
ready.
White and Cream Ribbons !
Notwithstanding the scarcity
of these we have managed, te
secure an immense stock of
them early in the season, and
are prepared te show you a
most complete line et all width
and qualities, at lower prices
than any ether store in this
city.
AH widths, from Ne. 4 te 40,
in Satin, Gres-grain and Moiree,
plain or cream edge.
Cream Sash Ribbons in gros gres
grain and Moiree.
Surah Silk for Sashes 50,
62, 75. 87c and $1 a yard.
Jerseys, in endless variety, at
our well-known low prices.
Our Ceat room has new been
arranged for the display of Jer
seys and Children's Cloaks and
Coats only, and we invite all te
come and leek at them.
Ne Jersey in boxes. Every
style right before your eyes and
the price en them. Prices from
25c up te $6.50.
Swiss Skirtings, ever 50 dif
ferent patterns, extra bargains,
at 60, 65 and 75c a yard.
Come and leek at them.
Fans are all open new, from
1 c up te $5 apiece.
All en the Fan counter, up te
50c apiece, with price en them.
Gauze Underwear for Ladies,
Gentlemen and Children.
The best 25c Balbriggans in
Lancaster.
astrich's p. e. f.,
Lancaster.
TH UXK3.
TjiDiNtT sXddles!
M. Ia1)8rl)ush & Sen.
RIDING SADDLES.
The riding season having opencd, we are
prepared te show the largeat assortment la the
city el Ladles' and Gent's Iltdleg Saldles and
Bridles. Alse Whips.
TWENTY STYLES OF
Lidite' ani Genl'j English Riding Creps
PJROS5 81.00 TO 85.00,
AT
M. laberbusli & Sen's
SADDLE, ILUtNESS,
AND
TRUNK STORE,
Ne. 30 Centre Square,
LANCA8TEH. PA.
QUJCEAH WAJiJi.
UlUUixMAKim
CHINA HALL.
0LEAEW3 SALE
Thtt lasts twelve months In tne year. The
bstquallty ler the least money always te be
had there.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO
MW HOUSEKEEPERS!
Tea Bets. White Orantte, ttoe.
Dinner Hots, White Granite. ,tlM.
Dinner Sets, l'rlnted I.TJ.
Ne goods misrepresented. All Wares ex
changed If net satisfactory, at
High & Martin,
NO 15 EAST KIKQ STREET,
I.ANOABTKK, 1A.
XCUXbIOAS.
DH. MILLER, TOUK1HT AND EMI-
UUATION AUENT.
ltsues Tickets te all parts of the Weild.
tpcclil Excursion te the
WEST
At one fare for the round trip. Grand sNrct
excurslrns te the Yeiemlte Vut ey, Yullew
stone aatlenul lark, Les Angeles, can Fran
Cisco ana Pacific Coast l'elnts, with choice et
routes returning and stay-ever privileges west
of Chicago, circular tours from Nsw Yerk te
principal Kurepean cities, Palesilse and the
Hely Land at very low rates, f etf nightly ex
cursions from Balttmerd te B.in, Meutital
and down the St. Lawrence ftn if information
enncernlng any contee I,Jp cheerfully
given ireeby calltn" .ng 1. H. Ml
LKB, Agenu CtU STBEIT Al ue and Pacific
U, It.. Ne lfAkK. LANOABTKJiet, Lancaster,
Pa or rr' aprii.itaa
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