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t I'miAHTM. AUGUSTS. I8,
,t imuiencii publlshei all tbe
hie news of the Untied rress up te
it Muihle hour.
The Dally Edition of Th XarttU
K fleltrercd br carriers In the city
nrrnrinfllnr towns for IOC POT week I
taail, W.00 a yearj K.BO ler its months
I fW three months) Boe. per month.
tjjraasn.r Urraujiimeni (Deable Sheet)
rages, only fi.w per tnunra, ui sw
wishing their address changed
also itate where the tpaper U new ler
ATMHsemenUl from 10 te 96 cU.per une
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i .& CtKli A WWK, TUB ADDMM Au
s3Xasebi as Orrs ab usstnan.
'a tbi-- varaiT'a itinnnrr.
?J One of the humors et the campaign
': &hlch went te lighten tbe weight et
Evji- inn nf pennemlj affairs has lust
1Mi wperUd from Washington. Hen.
"'f Jtebert M. Yardley rpprcsenU the Buckn-
'- f JfOBtgemery district, and la the sternest
f '4-kto4efaltepuhlIcan. He recently con-
j' rl VJmJ H. nnllnn I lint H trnilld Jul II Pftat
.'f-iebeme te send his constituents ten thou
'iw& copies of Majer McKlnley'a speech
-S la Congress en the tariff. This he thought
'-'A nun M rnnqtltllPnt thn twllftf in the
f4fietrin that free whisky isbetter for the
? -frpFwpi man a reaucuen in taxes upuu me
i, w eessariea of life.
r.jK,a' T.. xr- T.nll.e cung Tint: In linrn
k .fCS VU 41X&. iwuicj pv.mj mw- - .
.' !MuMa an .inanxltmnnl nenmnn. TTIftnht
- && Wgraphy has net the clearness of the
pw ;Spencerlaa mode!, and when his order
?(? oaaieierienMiousftuu cuiuua ui iiiiviu-
i W-' ley speech, it was interpreted as mean.
"se ls that number of speeches et Mr. 13en.
'.'S .. tr.-rni.n IV (l,ti llemnnrdn terKT
?vS Mfnrmar f TdnnpQUn. K" Mr. "VllTIl
&. 7ley's constituents were treated te a sound
fM?,'1 lecture upon the evils of unnecemry
Sj taxation and the necessity of tnrlft reform
Mi'rflMtead et the McKlnlev SDeech. "Willie
P'' the mistake 1b rather unpleasant for Mr.
& Yardley, itwill he a geed thing for Mr.
jaraiey 'a constituents, fae tuus secure
an opportunity et reading some excellent
Democratic doctrlne.
The Tariff and the Iren Market.
The Allentown Democrat sagely an
iwere tbe Macungie 1'regrisB, which In
recently announcing that the furnace nt
the latter place had blown out, said: "It
eannet be denied that the tariff tinker tinker
legs unsettled the iron market, and it
bow bears fruit, foreign iron being made
la large shipments nt the less et our own
people. The Democrat gives a history of
this company, recalling the disastrous
.failure it made seme years age, involving
the whole neighborhood in financial dis
tress. This was under a Republican ad
ministration, and when tariff tinkering
was a crime net te be mentioned. The
wexklngmen of Macungie and vicinity,
wae have been engaged in lien produc
tion at the extravagant wages et 00, 70
i and 00 e?nts a dav. can no lencer be de-
f&'&inlMA arlr.li tint fnr f linh farlfT refnrtn nn.
tlisttlea business tetlieir hurt.. Tariff re-
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'form means the werklugmnn's salvutien.
It means steady prices for labor, whieh
fJZjt i Will be se plentiful that the working man
pJr, , will be enabled te sell his hire te the
highest advantage.
If comparison is made of the condition
et the iron worker undar Republican and
', Deauaratle administrations the Deme
trat thus presents the situation :
The Maaungle ftirnaoe in Its ontlre his
toryhsdne mero prosperoua yeais than it
baa during the Unit tbro9yeni of Cleve
land's administration. It abared In that
wonderful boom In pig metnt prod notion
Which, was greater In the United Htatea
daring these three years than In any rqual
period prier te that tline. Anil new, wulle
from a glut la the market production it has
J beau diminished, and prtesa tvre low, we
have no panle llke thoae which oceurrod
during Rpubllcan admlnlstraUens, nor Is
thare any expectation of ene. The Iren
'' business was healthier and rounder during
these three ytars of Bomecratloadmlnlstra
tlen thau it ever was during sueb a tlme et
i extraordinary production. There was a
general onntidbnee that, se far as n Or-iuo-eratlo
admlnUtrallen could and would elieet
bnsleeas, It would atiect It favorably, and
there Is no reason te doubt, that as seen ns
, the market will have been relieved of tome
of the surplus et stock en band, prcduotlen
Will again begin en a aeund bails.
Pacts like tliese are Incontrovertible
and they make a strong impression en
the voter who lain doubt as te hew his
suffrage shall be cast. This campaign
is going te shatter many Republican
care crews, and the chief et them that
will go down Is the view that tariff agltn-
tlen does permanent harm te business.
.
Je!m Sherman's Bllemmu.
Hen. Jehn Sbermau occupies a very
peculiar relation te the proposed Benato
tariff bill. If he fellows the dictates et
his own consclence as expressed In times
past, he will approve a bill of the type of
that which has been passed la the Heuse.
Here Is what Mr. Sherman said' in the
Senate in 1872:
"It must hn romembered that the present
duties, fin 1872 the average ad valerem rate
was i eniy si 85 per cent,, while new It is
47. 10, taken together, are far In excess of
wbat they were before the war, aud that
Ibey have been three times largely In.
ered since the passage of the Merrill
U1H act Of 1501. If thn T.resnnt
raus of duty were high enough
during and alnce the war, wben
home Industry was burdenbd with
neavy Internal taxes with stamp duties,
lnoeiue taxe, nigh rated en raw
materials men surely they are new loe
High, wben all these texes are removed. 1
aave listened wltb pstlenee, day by day. te
tea statements et gentlemen wbe are Inter
buw In our dcmotle productions. I am a
2i.lSnSe.lTef ln tb? 8en'l Wea et pro pre
tooting tnelr Industries, butl assure them.
Ml assure their represenutlvea here, tbat
If the present high rates of dulle. unx
anapled in our country, and hlgner tiv
nearly CO per oent. than they were In 1801.
are maintained en metallic and textile
fabrics alter we haye repealed the very in.
Ureal taxes whleli gave rlse te them, and
after we have subatantlaliy given ibem
tnelr raw materials free of duties, we shall
nave a feeling of dlssstlsfaotlen among
ether Interests In the country that will
overthrew the whole system, and de
greater harm ttian can possibly be dene by
moderate reduction of the pieaent rate of
aaty."
This is precisely the Democratic argu
ment of te day, Hew dee3 Jehn propose
te back water upon it ?
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Uullfurd Miller's Case.
The end of Guilferd Miller'u case hts
t het been reached. Secretary Vilas
wwiaea mat in the long contest between
the Northern Taclfle railroad aud Mil.
.JJ,i8ettler along Us line, the settler Is
m tbs right and the company, in b eking
toeun blm from his little farm nud grab
0luX lt'eU, v,as m lhe wrong. This de de
Mea will bring Jey te thousand! of
10mi in Waahlugtea Territory and Ore
tea, whase eccupaata have been for
years Jiving uuder the threat et tula great
of0tlea te teke their farms aTay
from them. Over two theusend home
steads depended upon this decision.
Score one for this administration's de
fense of the homestead settler.
CiTAThMAX QOATanU 1100,000 from
tbe llepublleans of Pennsylvania for hit
ntttenal esmpslgn. Sorely the "Ul-try-leg"
should pan out blgger flgnrct than
bete.
Dn. K. S. STenns, who has been
quoted from his own langusge as sgslnst
the Bepnbllnan ticket, ha been since ltd te
retract somewhat of his previous utter
ances. Me Is distinctly opposed te the
Chicago platform, but has a sneaking sym
pathy for the Republican candidates. A
tow mero recruits of this kind will be
fatal te Republican hopes.
The reception te Mr. Blalne la going te
causeaQne row among our-ltepublloan
friends. The Republican state and national
committees In New Yerk have both wiped
their hands et the whole demonstration
because their advice and suggestions have
been totally Ignered. The Intent et the
latter was te have Mr. Blaine enthusias
tically reoetved, but te have no upsech
making until later In the campaign, when
tbe man from Malno would be pprung
upon the country like a sky-roeket. Hut
the offleers of the Repabtlean Lebru, who
had managed te get held of the Blalne
demonstration nod did net propose te let
go et It, thought dlllorently. Heme of
thorn wlthed te be given a ebance te air
their small personalities en the same plat
form with Big Injun Blalne. When the
amateur politicians get held of a big enter
prise, they sre bound te make a mes of It.
Tun thermometer refclstored 03 In tbe
shsde at Indianapolis en Thursday, and
the telegraph brlDs further Information
that (Jen. liarrlsen ruuaeda quiet day. It
Is well that he should net ezert himself
tee much In tbe deg days. When the chill
winds of Nevember whlstle through his
whtskors,sndUlevelsnd'R20 electoral votes
are secured he must have strength te with,
stand the atmospberleand political changes.
Tin: Irish commlsalen bill has been
rusbed through Pdtllament, dcnplte the
Ltberal and Heme Hale opposition. The
lrni-llltes left the liouse bolere the Unul
Infamy wrui consummated. Seme of thoae
days Irt'land's enemies and net her friends
will 1)3 leaving tbe liouse of (Jommens.
IiAwrcn Jehn T. Dunn, of Eltzsbetb,
N. J., was hernlded as a Hepper te tbe Ho He
publican shle by the Philadelphia Wrest.
Dunn de i, let) It, but the J'resi still keeps en
trying te provelt. Buebare the straits te
whieh a Journal Is reduced te get value for
deuble costing political falsehoods.
Tueuait 'Ml new tnen hsve been added
totbeforcool letter-osrrlers In New Yerk
uuder the olght-heur law, there Is net hsp
plness among the mossengors et Uncle
Sam's mall. Technically they are gtven
only eight hours work, but tbe time Is se
divlded that It rosily keeps thorn away
from home twolve hours. The postmen
think that they should be given elght hours
consecutive labor and then be allewed te go
home, but only about one-thlrd of the ferce
are se favored. The otliers' tlme Is divlded
up se ttuvt they work lour hours at ene
tlme end four hours at another time.
Superintendent Kites, of tbe froe dollvery
department, hjjs It Is tionsense for the tnen
tomskethlsootn plaint, for the lawdlsttuctly
emits the prevision that the hours of labor
shall be oeiihocuUvp. He says sueh a thing
is Impossible if the publle intorests are te
be looked alter.
"We have received n copy of b mull's Iieg -lslatlve
lland-lioek, which Is new compiled
by our able townsman, Themas II. Coch
ran, chlef cleric of the Honalo. As Mr.
Oechrnn teuches nothing that he dees net
adorn, se under his odlterahlp Bmull's
standard work has received many addl addl
tleiiH te Its Bum of parfoetlons. lies ldes the
federal nud state constitutions, digest et
election laws, apportionment's biographies
ofeenatorH and nssomblymen, population
by couutles nud postciuces of the state, the
rules of loglslatlve praotles are set form In
a most oeuoUe and oemploto form. The
work li a great credit te Mr. Oechrnn nud
associates hU natne lmperlshnbly with a
valtuble boeK et roferonoo.
PEHSONAU
Jehn T. Hkakd, Demncrnt, has been re re
eominated fur Cntigrcsa in the ttlxth Mis Mis
Heurl dlntrlnt by ncolamatlen.
Hen. 7. U Scott Is proneuucod by his
friends aa rurlnusly III, owing te stress et
political end ethor work for the past six
months.
KKi'itnsKNTATirn J. O. llunneWs, et
MluliUan, ene of tbe leading Kepuulleau
uombprHef the ways and means commit commit commit
tee, says the benate would pass a tarlir bill
this soaslen.
Kkv. JesnuA YKAaEn.thoeldestolPrgy.
man in the Lmtberim mtulsterlum nf rtm
sylvaiila, died In Alloutewn In the te h
ear of his age. He was nrdalnml In 1627
aud retlreJ Irem the ministry In 1885.
Sti-.vk Hneniu, the Itrenklyn bridge
Jumper, was marrleil en Thursday In New
i urn iu uhiiiu j.uru, or Aieany, aged 10,
wbe became Infatuated with tbe athlete
upon tbe oecasinn of his recent swimming
feat down tbe Hudsen. Hteve says she Is
tbe prettiest girl lit New Yerk.
Omni- Jubtiek FUX.T.EH has leased Mr.
A. It. Karber'a buudseme mansion " Ilel Ilel
tneut, " In WasUluuteu. The house la near
Assoelate Juittoe Harlan's realdence. It
coat ?I20 000 i ovorleoks the 1'otemao nnd
hills et Virginia, and Is altogether ene of
the me dcsirnble locations In Washington.
Henater Hawtbii of Wisconsin, of
fered hu Hineudiueut In the Benato ou
jijuretiayie inn general uoneioccy appro
priation bill uuthorlzlng'the secretary of
the lreaury te pay the United States and
Conge National Immigration Btenmshlp
company J100 for every ndult person of
color who snail doslre te omlgrate te At
rlca en the ships of their line an amount
equal te paBssge and rations ter CO days.
NeTeltirs In Jeirclrr,
Frem the Jeweleis' ltcvluw.
An oddity In match stands la n.Mi.Ki
silver egg-cup holding a broken egg-shell
el white onyx.
Something original Iu earrlnga is a tiny
geld barrel Jauntily awlnglug from tbe
earr.
Scarf rings of nugget-flnlshed geld set In
the centre with small garnets are among
the latesr.
A Bultable pre sent for an elderly gentle
man la a nuull-bex of blended geld aud
BlUer, basket pattern.
A showy btyle of hairpin Is ene topped
wltb a pme amber fan, around tbeodguef
which two rows of brilliants glisten.
i'retty as n breech are two green cold
crescents meeting at the joints and held In
hue uumiD uy h uue emerald.
A fashionable ring ter young ladles Is a
olusterof brilliants surrounded with irar.
nets. "
Te ladles who travel considerably lhe new
style of handbag, with atluycarrlngu clock
set Iu the inalde, is indeed been.
In gent's rings a popular pattern is a dull
geld muare setting, bearing a ralsed Initial
of blacK ename.
A complete medel of a windmill In cold
?.."-mrX "ma.1.1 tcal makeB a wart pin
that will please tbe novelty hunter.
."' y "d "' v ercaudlestrcks touched oil
with silver gilt trlrnmlugs come under the
category of wedding presents nowadays.
Vaper cutters of oxidized sli er are shown
artistically etched with larn " u
havlns e rule tnutttd til b, 0a run
ning along beih edges.
Newandcunuluglitile mucllage bettles
With a decidedly forelgn nppearauce have
an outer nnveruig of rich llilgroe sliver.
A deuble cell et thin geld repe, In tbe
centre of which swings a bucket of almost
Infinitesimal dimensions, is ahannv con
ceit lu breeches. uJiy con-
He Went aud Thought Over It.
from the New Yerk 1'ieis.
"WhBt Jf I were ene of these husbsnds,
my dear, who get up cress In the mernlnir
and lng things around and kick like
evervtnlng Just because the collee is
cold?"
J.'wSW "POe?, Ws wife, "I would
make It het (cr yen,"
ouir.rune mixBit witta.
The Interior llrpartincnl Awards the flsttltr
lilt llnmMMM,
The case of the Northern 1'aclflc Railroad
oemptny va Guilferd Miller, which has
been pending In the department of the In
terior for mero than two years, was decided
by the secretary en Thursday. It wa a
contest between a homesteader and tbe
railroad company. Mlller claimed that he
settled upon the land, which Is 1C0 asrea In
lhe eastern pirt of Washington Ter
ritory, In 1378, and afterward, la 1834,
hn made a liomnstead entry et It
The land lies within the Indemnity
limits of ten miles, between forty and fifty
miles dlstsnt en the southeast side from the
definitely located and constructed read nt
tbe Northern Paclfle company, and In 1SS3
the oempany claimed te select this land ler
denoieneies in it grant by a list of selec
tions which It filed in the land office. The
oempany then asked te have Millet's
beinrwtead entry oaneeled because It was In
conflict with Its grant. The general land
olue refused te detblr, arid the company,
mere than two years age, took an appeal te
the secretary. The case being in doubt, the
secretary asked the opinion of the attorney
general, wbleh was given In March, 18S7.
The opinion et the atterney general was
te the tllnct that tbe solectlon by the rail
road oempany was of superior validity te
miner a ciaun, ana mat it eugui te nave
tbe land. Shortly thereafter the president
wrote his somewhat famous letter te (Secre
tary Iiamar, In which, although he took no
Issue with tbe attorney general upon the
matter of law, he suggealud te the secretary
te consider If It were net admissible and
proper for the seeretary te disapprove the
selection. Hlnee that time the cane has ro re ro
malned In n state nf suspension, awaiting
osnsideratlen and Judgment upon the ap
peat of the company.
The decision asxerts that Mllter's claim
Is based upon solid legal ground, and net
upon any equltable consideration In his
favor. The order Is that thn homestead
entry shall remain IntaeL Miller will, of
ceurse, be obllged te prove the contract be
tween blm and the Unlted Hlater, and show
his continued liemvatcad rcsldences and
cultivation. If thn railroad company
should make nny f urlber contest It must be
In the courts.
The opinion Is decisive ai tn Its claims In
the interior department. It Is understood
that tliore are awaiting tbe determination
of this case about two thousand canon In the
general land olnee.
Thel'atranre te tlie Uataoembs
Is net mere forbidding than a tneulh flliman
tied et teeth. Ihls dtallKurainent is III nietl
Instance?, tbe conseijuMnco of a want el atten
tion te thorn In jeutli. butts happily prevent
ltile, with Ber.liOONT, uaed, ns a stump
sposker ence Mrea )H auditors te vete,
"curly and otten," This sttple article is a
thoroughly rellable m-nns of runderlng the
tenth crnamemal and ssrvlcoible. 'Xhepnss
and inndteat piofesaten ondereo It.
r,M,w&w
HVKOIA.1. N0TI0K8.
The UhliiKsn Muit lu.
And e must noernlKtu and rbenmatlsm,
wliiin I)r Thamnt' Keleclric Oil atluOHa Uuin.
Thl. mi'dlclnnls ainarvoleus product of lnn lnn
nleua theiuht, Jiuylland try It. ersnlu by
II. 11. Unehrttn, drugiclat, lil ami li North
Queen ilrcel, J.ancanter.
HmI iiie tuur.
"My baliy, (vend nitoeniniiutLs.was nttaeked
with croup, lint wn eu-nd Willi twedmitnt
7'Aemai' hclretrie Oil, livn mud tlilj medi
cine ter thn eldMrclitldien. Ilitvu tbu gruaUat
fiilth In li" Mrs. Danli-1 11 inn, 511 mivunth
ht, Mtiirnln, N T Ker rnle by 11 11 Cochran,
druggist, 137 and 1BJ North Queen street, lain
caster.
n'AlTAitAKBll'a
Closed at i r. m. en Saturdays.
When you come te the city
bear in mind that Wanamakcr's
is a meeting and resting and
waiting place as well as the
biggest store in the world.
There are reading and sitting
and retiring rooms for you ;
telephone, telegraph, and mail
facilities. Your parcels will be
cared for without charge. We
try te make you welcome
whether you care te buy or net.
cm inn i
WANAMAKER'S
HAcrcs
pLoerspACE
PHILADELPHIA
J
tumrccuniu'
i r
Yeu knew that there is no
worthy het weather (or any
weather) thing for wear or
home use but we have it. If
you can't come te the store,
write for whatever you want,
samples or goods. Shopping
by mail has come te be simple
and certain. A few scratches
of a pen, and all the facilities of
the store are yours.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Philadelphia.
VOXVLRXION re WDKR,
r AOMl'LliXlON POWDKK?
LADIES
WUO VALUK A RKFINKU COMl'LKZIOH
AtUJiX UbK
POZZONI'S
mkdieatkd;
COMPLEXION
POWDER.
It Imparts a brilliant transparency te thn
skin, llemnves all plmplas, frunkles inil )li.
coleratlonB, and mikn the akin nmiimt, it
seu and Ixmutllul. Itcentatna nollrne. whlttl
lenfl or ttr.ente In threo shades, rink or deh.
whlte aud bruneilu. ,
roil SALE 11Y
-lu ami Fnney Uoeila
U
D u
Doulero
ilvorywhero.
WI1EWA11K Or lMlTATIONd.-fc
apnuivd
HOTELS
ST. OUAKbjKS HOTEL.'
Table llourders wanted at 1.00 per week
llrcakliut Irem e te 7, V3 per meal, i) In nor
from li te 1, soe Hu euur fi em 0 te 7 S3e. 1 ran.
slent OusUuu sellctUd. Ueel bedaandviill
iiiiodreouu. flood stable room for horses. Sa.
11 rtatt Uhedtnul utiuet, eppuiite 1'uuu'u it, n.
JySHmd
GEO. FLOllY, Prep.
OUhQUiaiANNA llOUSK,
ON THE bUSqUKHANNA,
WASHINGTON llOItOUUU.
H iwly ilttea up and repilnled. Klrat class
arcoiniiiedatlons for nshrifen. lletts and
lted turnl.hra at rtascn able prices by dav or
hamm K reuua " theeufijue.
augllwe II. WKIMZ, Proprietor.
JAOOU K. HUKAKFK'H
PURE RYE WHISKY.
(MY.OWN IUSTII.LAriON.)
wr IK'VKTtlK OUtKK
w.
U K1HHKK, DKNIIHI'.
l'artlcular atlitnllnn vle.n . fiiifH..
BTidpreim vlni the natural teeth. 1 have all
the latent Improvements for doing nice work
at a very redaenublu cost. HavlnirvoRxsef z
iwnuncu in tne large clUes I am sure te give
the best of satisfaction and save you uieniiv
De. i arunciui teem only $3.00 nor set.
T.
unris-ird
u. M jiuuyu V1USEM DT,
ff OOP'S BARSAPARILIiA.
Almest a Wreck
It is often thtcase that a person gsu Inte a
ran down conattien, the cause of which It U
almost Impossible te determine. Frem a weak
ened aistam and Impure bleed, mere and mere
sorlens disorders appear, until the eeastlta
tlan breats down aed some deflniM powerfel
disease gatns a firm bold. When that tired tea),
tog comes en It should be overeome at any
cost i Heed's BarsaparUla should be ttkente
revive the aoelralog pewarr, restore the appe
tite and vitalise the bleed.
" 1 leel It my datr te teU what 1 think et
Heed's Bareaparllla
I was In a very peer state of health for several
months i for fenr weeks t was unable te work,
and nothing seemed te be what I neeCed. My
sppnlte was peer, 1 eenld netsleep, bad head
ache a great deal, pains In the small of Aha
back, my bowels did net mero regularly.
Why 1 1 seemed almost a complete wreek. In
this condition I began te take Heed's Barsa.
parllla. and In a abort time it did me se mueh
geed that 1 feet
Like a New Man
I can't beiln te tell all the geed It did me. My
pains and aches are relieved, my ppetlte lm.
proved. Had 1 realised hew much geed a sin sin
gle belUe of Heed's Barsapullla would de me,
1 would glaliy have paid ten dollars for It, 1
say te ethers who need a geed medicine, try
Heed's Sarsaparllla and eee." Osobes ". Jack,
sod, Uexbury Station, Conn.
Heed's Sarsaparllla
Sold by all druggists. II t six for S3, Prepared
only by C. I. UOOU A CO, LeweU,
Mass.
100 Deeea One Dellar.
(D
vur oeods.
J.
a MARTIN & CO.
H-Smm
PRICE LIST
2) AND 23 CENTS A TAUD.
rUKNCH BATTINKR. I.OVOly 1'at
tnrna New endl)eiilrablo,andthestook
lar.nr new than at any time duilug the
tiasen. Fermer price, cents.
10 AND SO CENTS.
Amertean, Vioneh ard Scotch Qlng
hams Large l'luiar.tn thoNewostuoui theNewostuoui thoNewestuoui
blcutlons. 10OBST3 A VA11D.
cnA'.r CHKl'EB, Newest Uestgns.
7CKNT3A YAUD.
nnKSS rilAI.MKS retalled every every
whneatllcuntsa yard.
9CKNT3 A YAUD,
DRESS BATISTES, aTntdWidn,en
Krru and White U rounds, worth IS
corns a yard.
KUEN13AYAUU.
1000 Yards et ntlESB OOOPB To Te
morrow that retalled forZAe, 31e, We and
iuuu yaia.
33 CENTS-Abb BIZ ffS.
KAOKt.BIOUCOOKlNd CI10CK3 all
Slzi-a. ThnlnrgnstslzuSqt. nrnallseld.
A law of thu i. S, i, i and 0 at still hore.
Uetoneat ence.
pecial Prices en Lightning Fruit Jars.
J. B. MARTIN
& CO.
CLOTH I !W.
TyrEHOUANT TAILOKINO.
The People's Cash Stere
MERCHANT TAILORING
IN ALL ITS BUANUUK8,
BilbrJggRii, Summer Merine
AND-
GAUZE UMDERWEflR.
Neckwear, Cellars, Cuffs, Sx'psnders,
Hosiery, Etc.
Flannel Shirts, Percale Shirts
and White Shirts,
U GREAT VARIETY OF STYLES.
The People's Cash Stere,
NO. 25 EAST KING ST.,
(Next Doer te the Lancaster County National
Hank,)
I.ANUASTEU, PA.
marll-Iydaw
rOK UALJt OH XMA'T.
HOUHKS FOU BALK ON THK MOST
lltMiral terms, en Weit Chrstnnt. Wal.
nut, Lemeiii Wary, i'lne and UhArlottestrouls.
App'y at
mlJ-tlmd SMNOUTUMABYBTltEET.
TflOH KENT-KHOM Al'KIL 1, 18S8,
J- foreneoraterninf years, the Strasbnrg
UallreB.I, with CeiU and Lumber Yard, Waro Ware Waro
heusH, Loceiuouvb ar.d :ars i all tn geed and
running order. The lease of this valuable
njopjey lrosenU a rare opportunity te an
iV
e in a pleasant, well
established and prentttbTe business.
, rer con
""."" urumr imormauen apply te
,a.T.508'0r "" BADalGAUtAiiS
ml-Ud taneajtar city.Fa.
JIOOTU AND OHOl
F
T WEAR.
Yeu Can Save Heney
BY V1B1T1HU
STACKHOUSE'S
AND rUUClUSlNQ TOUR
FOOT WEAR.
STIUB llkSX 6UOK3
PRICES IN Tit KCITT.
AND I.OWJUT
D. P. STACKHOTJSB,
S3 & 80 BAET KINQ, ST.
rjAVCATKK.PA. aVUydAw
jgwi;
UARUAINS.
A MISTAKE
Like all ether business men we somellmes
make mistakes.
HAV1KU BOUGHT TOO MANY
Men's Dongola Shoes
Fer Summer Wear and Tender Feet we con.
eluded te
Sell Tbtm Off Regardless of Cost
The $3.00 Line we will new Bell at tl.50, and
tbe V B0 Line we will sell at 13.00.
We have a large assortment of these Shoes.
They are as fellows :
lien's Bright Dongola, 11.09 Tip, Lace and
Congress shoes, reduced te rt&O.
Hen's Iltigbt Uonge'a $3.00 Plain Opera Tee,
Lice and lengrcss Shoes, reduced te $1 50.
Men's Dull Dongola $2,6) Tip, Lace and Con
gress Shoes, reduced te $2 te.
Men's Unit Dongola $1.50 Flaln, Bread Toe,
Wide Shoes, ter Older Men, reduced te $2 oe.
A fall line of these Shoes can be seen In enr
Windows.
The Ono-Ptice Cash liouse.
Y
The Liaders of Lew Prices
-IN-
BOOTS & SHOES,
Ne. 3 EtBt King Street,
l.ANCASTEU.PA.
aROOKRlKH.
CAHSAHD'8 MILD COKED HAM
AND 1111KAKKAHT 1IACON.
Unoqualed for tundorneas and delicacy et
flavor. We KUaronteothat there Is nothing te
equal them in iuttllty In this martiet. 'Jheu.
sunds of the beat tamllles nre new using them.
Thy Rive universal satisfaction, 'irythem
and tell yournelKhbers
- Diled Itoet aud Bologna nicely chipped.
Prices reasonable. uKUUUK WlaflX.
AT BURSK'S.
MASON FRUIT JARS-
We will sell yen Masen Fruit Jars at 750. a
tieien for I lnls, We a cozen for ijnarts and
$1 loadeznu torltiilt-Halleiis. New it the tlme
te buy. We bulUve the prlees will go higher.
O OR ALINE
Makes n very rlcn dish. A large pack for 15c.
Made of Wblta Uemluy Cern, 'irylt.
Picnic Specialties.
Ane'her let of the ricnte rintes Juat In.
Flcklnd Lamb's Tengue and i'lcklud oysters.
Boneless Hams, &e.
AT
BURSK'S,
NO. 17 EAST KINO BTREET.
LANCASTER, PA.
TCTEHi: WE AllE AGAIN 1
. A. Mst & Ce.
Fine Grocers.
Here we go again ! Always In the lead with
the Best, Purest and Froahest Stoek of Groce
ries In the City. We advortlsed In last week's
papers extensively the merits of Van Derveer
& Helmes' BUcults and Wafers, Twenty-tour
hours atter dultvery of same we wero sold out
entirely. This morning we received two
gross one pound tin cans and can meet the de
mand et all.
We are beginning te Ond out that what peo
ple are going te put In thelr stomachs they
want geed, and If you pass our store te-morrow
you will be convinced that the majority
of the people belluve In pure goods only, and
net In shoddy and Impure goods whleh are sold
for a mere trlrie. Call and taste waters betara
purchasing. Hcadq,Barters ler l'ure and
Fresh Groceries.
Telephone, rroe Dellvery.
W. A. RE!ST & CO.,
anecEii,
Cor. East Klug nud DukeSls.
Mevemruuirimitiwu vuuvs.
QALL AND BXU
-THE-
ROCHESTER LAMP
BlxtyCanaie-Ltgbti Beats them all.
Anether Let of cheap GLOBES for ou an
en stoves.
THH PERFECTION "
MaiAL MOULDING A IIUBBEK CUSHION
WEATHERSTRIP
Beats them eIl.!Thla strln outwears all ntn.
Keeps out the cold. Dten ruttllnir of wlndewa.
Kxclude the dust.
Alnu ...a .... If..... ... ... m .. -
Keep out snow and rain.
Anyone can ap
In enulvlua It.
Ely It no waste or dirt made
an be fitted anywhere-no
udv ter nse. It will net .mi.
belea te bore, ready
warn or shrink a cushion strip Is the most
perfect. At the Stera, Heater ana Banna
am i "a"
-or-;
Jehn P. Sehanm & Sens,
84 SOUTH QUEEN BT.,
LACAITK. rA.
& ECKERT,
m
ciersujr.
ASKEW
OK MK. .
AT HOB. .W AXD 838 WKST K1HQ BTKBKT.
eaw-lya
TyTEROHANT TAILORING.
HAOER a BROTHER.
Merchant Tailoring
DEPARTMENT.
A PEBFECT WIT GUARANTEED.
Hid'Snmmer Special Bedicttoes.
SBsasasB
Scotch and English Oheviete.
flCnTRH
( $W.00TO $1500.
I, I $JS.O0 TO $43.00,
( $:soeto iivoe.
I, i tai.ue TO $23 00.
CHIVIOT SUITINGS,
UNQLIBH
CHEVIOT SUITINGS,
Theabcvoare TUB LATEST In Plaids and
Stripes j
The CLOSING PBICK8 wl'l Warrant an Ex-
amlnaUen.
CHEVIOT SUITINGS, $.00 TO $1600.
CHEVIOT SUITINGS, $20.00 TO $18.00.
Desirable Thin Materials for
Summer Wear
Will be found In our Msertment of Worst
eds, Flannels, Sergos, Drap DeKt;s, Mehatrs,
l'ougees..
IM?OKTED LINEN VESTING3.
L1NKN VKHIINGS.
WHITE
lager & Brether,
25 & 27 West King Street.
ivr
KRH ft KATHFON.
THE PRICES ARE DOWN.
The Cut we have Made en Our
Trices covers all Grades and
Kinds.
Let ua remind you that we
have our eye constantly en the
Reliability of our Clothing, and
we're pleased te say lt'a well ap
preciated by the purchasing
public.
All Goods Marked at Mid
Season Trices, and If yeu're in
need of Clothing you miss a geed
chance if you don't call en us.
Myers & Rathfon,
UELIABLK CLOTU1EU3,
NO. 12 EAST KING ST.,
LANCASTER PA
R
EDTJOED PRICES.
L. GANSMAN & BRO.
The Great Sacrifice Sale
-or-
MEN'S, BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
Will Continue for a Kew Days Lenger. We
Offer CiWKAT BABUAIM) te Bcduoe
fitcck.
MEN'S BUSINESS SUITS Rt $1 W, II 53, $3 60,
MEN'S DKUSS SUITS at $6.t0, $7.09, $3 00,
$10 00.
MEN'S FIVK PUINOK ALHEKT SUITS at
$12.00, $UO0,10 CIO, 118 00.
PANTS al (SOe. Wc, 75e, tee, $1.00, ILM.IL73,
$2 00, $2(0, $3.00.
MEN'S SEEUSUUUEU COAT AND TEST,
880.
BOY'S BEEBSUCKEU COAT AND VEST,
;3c
BOY'S SUITS at $2 00, 1150, $3.00, $1 CO, $1 60,
$40), $7.(0.
CHILDBEN'3 SUITS at $1 25, $1.75, $L0C, ri0,
$3.00.
Five Hundred Pairs CHILDREN'S ODD
l'ANTS, 2)c, Sic, 35e. 503, 760, $1 OX
Great Bargains. l'ANTALOONB TOOUDEB.
Jt0, JW, $10J, $5.00.
U-KK.MKMliKU these Bargains cannot be
duplicated. If ion want them come at once.
L. GaDsman & Bre.,
8. W.OOIWfflR
NORTH QUBBM & ORANGE STS
LANCASTEB, PA.
- Hands Wauted en Vests. Geed (Prices
raid.
n a -vd a: kji ujijx Fa.
JOANDANNA HANDKKHOHIKtS.
-GET YOUK-
Bandanna Handkerchiefs
3; 5 and IO Cents,
-AT-
ERISMAN'S,
XO. 4! WES1 KINO SI.
Next Doer te Bayler's rhotegraph Qal.
lery,
BUT 0OOD.
JJr DKPAKTMENT I
EVf DEPAKTMEKT AT
JOHM S.GIVLER'S STORE.
WOOL YARNS.
FuU Lines el Lancaster County Weel Stock
ing Yarn,
Imported Germantown Weel and Bazea
Tarns, In all Shade, and OoleraT7
These are the Finest Tarn, ever offend la
Lancaster.
SOOTOH ROPJLINEN,
In all Shades, and Turkey Bed D. M. O. Work Werk Work
leg Cotten, ler Outlining.
8TAMPKD BOLTING OLOTH C0VKR8
BOLTING COT0, 72-tnehes wide, by the raid
ler Fancy Wert" """
At Very Lewell Cash Prices.
JOrLI SrGIViBE,
6 St 8 North Queen St.,
NEAB CBNTBI SQUARE,
, ..LANCASTEB. FA.
marie-irdAw
QKASONABLE BARQAIMB.
WATT & SHAN D
O. 8 St 10 BAST KINO ST.
Special Seasonable Bargains !
100 PIECES
Swiss Embroidered Flouuciegs,
from 45c te IL23 a Yard.
We cell special attention te thli let of goods,
as they are very desirable and much less than
regular prlces.
50 Dezen Gent's Unlaundried Shirts,
Geed Quality Muslin, Narrow Flatted, Al
Linen Besoms ana Cuffs, at AOe each.
ONE CASE SATEENS,
New Styles and Colorings,
AtUHeaYard.
ial Sale of Remnants !
Short Lengths and Odd Lets of Goods accu
mulated during the season's business
BEMNANTS OF BILK.
REMNANTS OfOASHMEBES,
BEMNANTS Or BLACK AND COLOBED
UENBIETTAS,
BEMNANTS OF ALL KINDS OF BLACK
AND COLOBED DBES3 GOODS,
BEMNANTS OF BATISTES AND LAWNS.
These goods are $11 being clesed out, regard
less of cast.
SPECIAL !
One let of nALF-WOOL BUNTINGS, In
Blaoksandcelors.onlyriVECHNTSAYAltD,
AT THE
New Yerk Stere.
S'
TAMM BROTHERS.
GOING ! GOING !
GONE!
Valuable Business Property
-AT-
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
On FBI DAY, AUGUST 0, at 8 p m., Will be
ettered, at the Cooper Heuse, the very desira
ble business property, Nei. 35 and 7 NOBTH
QUBEN BT., (across from FostelHce) as the
property et Btamm Brethers, consisting et W
leet llj Inches front, eztendlng beck te a
Cepth et 215 feet, mere or les, with a throb (3)
story ehep fronting en Christian street, uiel
as a manufactory. Alse right of way through
threo (3) feet alley and stairway te second
story. The Btere Beem Is one of tbe finest and
best adapted ter general morcantlle business
te be found anywhere, having lately been re
modeled by the owners, said store room Is 28
feet HVi Inches wide and 100 feet long, ventt
lated and lighted In the most Improved style.
Parties can view the premlses by calling en
Messrs. Btamm Bres., or the assignee.
W. r. BEYEB, Assignee.
Thes. J. Davis, Attorney.
HAVING BEAD TUB ABOVE
COME STRAIGHT
Te our Stere and take advantage of the
Extraordinary Bargains
THAT Wit AUK OFFKU1NO.
Everybody Pleased,
Ne Disappointment.
Take time and leek ever our Bargains.
Ne Treille ie Shew Gelds.
DON'T
STAY
AWAY.
Everything Mast Be Beld,
AT THE
BOSTON STORE,
SB &37 North Qneen Street
Stamm Brethers.
Spec
S.i.
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