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THE LANCASTER DAILY INTEIJUGENCEB, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 14, 1888.
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ft twlrvari flflnrv.
I4 XattiM Senate, wblle Mr. Jenes,
a mTtFf m"I'
et
advocating the Chinese ex.
bill, Mr. Vest asked him hew he
I fcfe Re publican frlenda en the t'aclQe
i reconciled their desire te kick out
e Chlneee with the doctrine et the
mqmXkf at mm, upon which the
jSvablleaa party has been went te lay
jh atiMa. Senater Jenes replied mat,
$Sll boy, he had held firm faith In this
J. fMewne, ana naa nemra en every iwi-iuwv
Meenes declaring tne unitea
i te be the home of the oppressed of
natien: but that when he went te
' Tactic coast and realized hew impes-
Me It was for the Chinese te assimilate
.Htfe Americans, he changed his belief
ad concluded that distinct and dissimilar
imm coma net prosper Bias dj siae in
She same country.
. '.The very natural response te this came
psssa Senater Test, In a query as te hew
It than came that the senator and his
arty insisted that the negre race should
iMtenly live side by side with the white
i la this country, but that it should
i political eaaallty, with It. As this
JassKance upon the equality of
HfBm black and the white races
fl, thu country la tne lounaatien
"fftOM of the Republican party, It was
IMMently an awkward question for the
iPaetAa slope senator, since there is hardly
It my rair reason rorneiamg me yeiiew
Hoegollan te be mere "dissimilar"
tkaa the black African te the whlte
f CeaeaaUn; and Senater Jenes seems te
y 'are bad no reply te make, for he made
k He could only hare straightened
;Mt bis position by abandoning his pest
tttM that "dissimilar" races cannot
!1mU together, and coming out with a
fcank declaration that his people wanted
iUa Chinese te se. because thev did net
. AW& ttia AmntUlnn r itanlat nKttnnlalute
'SMf la the root of the ebjec-
te them; and It is euffl
people who de net want
-! i- ..,- Jk it
jjiprecriKP vropie iQBevuauuwnuiJeu tueiu
-Mi di turb i belr modes of living and the
ffiawBrdi of their labor, arc perfectly right
Ja keeping them out. We en the Allan.
wtta'eeast want the Italian and Hungarian
WiinJgratlen checked for like reason, and
VVA,9m m -iiwi law nM uuv nnwiu uu
Masticated it deuDtlesa would nave te go
re ; ana weuia nave te go anyway, no
il.Wi.bt, if H, was an active race, offering
"iMV.nrtattl la.inr nhlnh It nnvpr will.
& :.'. .. .
uar Kenreseniaiirei ADreaa.
8v ntu. r r. .i--.- if- r .i,..l
jTree " only because of bis obscurity."
Sj.ruauuiy ii uccaaiuuau; uibumuub ue-.t-.ai
ya Harrison for the same reason. It would
w appear that the promotion of MintsUr
l3Pw from Belgium te Russia should be
-Bfl-ljm; raitnn for tila mnnMnn. link
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lhmtbe JTste Era naturally dislikes te
kf4 -..- a..-.. Jt.
;BW9Jix rang niv icuecw ticuiK uuu
yw Democratle executive. Judge Tree
kiiBas awv and saturactewrr fulfll ed
'Jtfa duties asinjDlster' plenlpoten
'"Bd envoy extraordinary te
'-Unm. Dtiri In Rnfnrrtiinpn with tll
, , -
f Weatdent's well-known views as te the
Jlainees management of the diplomatic
ljserps, he is new given work te de in
5 ; -Jtussla. we knew luat this is net in
3Sv, j I... . .i i I..1-
iffc'fJttebe very geed practice for alltbut.
2?, llnrrAnrAflAtitAflviHiBhmaH am nmffnpMvA
ftnA efficient, democratle in spirit and
Igft taf erclng respect for the flig. They may
l;M Het be as famous or notorious as the men
!kJthe held efflift under the Henubllcan
Mgisae, bat they de net draw salary and
h? assume official dignity as a mere reward
IkTtfjU- 1I.I..I .-.!. .JI.MMI.1.AHA.I
rVfSlv vvuvinu duiiuw, euu uicjr (j'e uuucen
'.jj labor far mere valuable te tne nation
yusa tne weignt ei any famous name
1C'9'UMU,M h.
sisrsr. . .- ...
u Aae &ra waus puimiiy ever iubeu-
:'f Kwrity et the men who represent us
t w ii A fc 1 1 ll ,a.fc I. muljlawlli. ..ImIh. aaA-n M
p ( vwiwuu vi hus uituiyww KlllbW V.
V.SSlA ftwaml nitmlniat.r&Mnna UTii mflV
'flf.jwteavea MeaDy in unina, out uaanes
-. . . . t t . .
g JaDby has served well without an educa
f,'Wea In guerilla warfare. We may net
f'irfaavea Lewell and RretHarte in ng.
'' laad, but the service of the former is
fglorieus personality, and the latter only
: "iftnacMded In nlamrlnir sr deee in debt
eu?IWthA Mn't flnma hnme enH ATnAta trt
i'&flie in England. It diplomatic offices are
1.-3,. w ue (egiuueu icuiu9 lui iud eui-
IMHQB-er samples or men noted in our
literature or politics the principle should
'ft ba frankly stated by the Republican party
3! Ja Ha platform. Tbe country will mean,
kiwklle try te get nlengwlth a well selected
iaerpsff energetic and thoroughly Amerl
Sf'eaa dinlemats.
, e uraicru ubiiiubu DiiruiBt
"T -ni .. i- . . .
;'i', js iDBDcmi circles uave even muca iu-
yfCtUtmtrii lately In the dividend
upon tbe
IhfiU TJnl nlln nnn,nn ,.n,.L-
and
I &ypt v.u .nitnnj vuuiuiuu eiuiik ,
VaU tee directors re wived net te declare
iany, because none had been earned, the
; '' stock was f retly sold and declined several
cUfabiU in price. Tbe peculiarity about
.Stale Is that the stock should decline, be
i?i
an unearned dividend was net paid
".
the mecey borrowed te pay it. It
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te bave been well understood all
that no dividend bad teen earned,
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tbe simple question was whether tne
ii."reuia iieveriueitBe ue ueciarea. it
3
te be quite a common thlnir
'ilfer directors et Wall Stieet railroads
i.-ff fa declare unearned dividends, although
j' ... ... .. ....
-jjkhbtb is supposed te ueas mil ioreiauen
ly tbe law as by honest policy. It Is easy
' aaeugh te understand why the directors
iv ff a railroad should want te declare an
; Maaamed dividend, se as te sustain the
Attack while they might sell out their
CltaUiegf. But the oddity is tbat the
', iyilsratlen of such a dividend should
aaatain tbe stock even when it is known
Ml te have been earned. Of course such
ft aevtdeed te an additional burthen upon
ka read aud should depress tbe price et
M tteek correspondingly, and the passing
taf MtedlvWeed should tend te raise tbe
fjrsM. These things go contrariwise In
Watt street, aud St. Paul is net peculiar
M ttufferleg a lets in tbe market price
a( lit stock by reason ,of the honest
5 A '''wise eeurse of Its directors.
aWwe hew uu, wall sUestrsaUy
eares for intrlnsle values. It Is net what
things are but what they seem te be that
makes their price. The banks lean money
freely en dividend paying stocks, and
agents,buylng for ether, and feels, baying
for themselves, hike the dividend as a
stamp et strength though it may be a
mark et weakness. Wise people leek into
the horses' mouth before they buy it.
As te these great Western railroad sys
tems, of which St. Paul is one, the fact
seems te be that they have abundant bus
lnesstode,butthatthe competition for
it makes it unprintable. Before the
inter state commerce act was passed
competing reads could take competitive
business at a less and make up
their profit out of local business et which
they bad the monopoly. But new that
they are forbidden te charge mere for a
shorter than a longer haul, their method
of recouping their losses en competitive
business is gene ; and as their profits have
long disappeared, their dividends must
go, sooner or later ; and St. Paul is the
first te confess it.
Ne doubt the conditions et business
will be se adjusted as te make these great
railroad systems profitable te their
owners ; and this is likely te be before
very long.
am
Tne reverend, but net universally re
vered, Bim Jenes explains bis political
poMtien'M fellows i "1 am a concentrated,
consolidated, eternal, uncompromising,
every day In the year, Inside out, stand up
and be knocked down, Prohibitionist"
Seme one must have ventured te express
a deabt In the matter.
B
A mam eika tbe Pniladelpbla North
American whether the placing of wool en
tbe tree list wenld net drive tbe West and
Seuth te demand tree trade In all manu
facmred goeda, and et course gets trio
aniwer be expeeted that tbat would be tbe
remit. One might think from thta tbat all
the people ei the Weat and Sentb were en
gaged In tbe wool Dullness, whereas there
are quite a ftw doing various ether things.
The placing of wool en the free Hat would
de no reat harm whatever and wenld save
ataut f O.S00.S60 a year In Uxen, for that was
tbe amount oelleoted en wool Imperta In
1867.
TnisRH la one Ktdd In Texas 116 years of
age, who expects te vote tbe Democratic
tisket In aplie et the proposed 10 per cent.
reduction of the duty en goat hair.
m m tn
The Leadtr la weekly journal pub
llahed In Melbourne, Australia, but Its
fifty lmmenae pages would lead one te rank
It at onee with tbe great Journals et the
world's Obntrea of builneaa and thought.
We have roeelvod a oepy from Mr. Maurice
Oerabel, wheae brother la In Auatralla.
Aa anpplements te the Journal there are
two large engraving", ahewing tbe city of
Melbourne as It would appear from a
balloon, and tbe Melbourne International
Exhibition building. The city abewa
magnlfleent ohurebes and solid blocks of
Impealng nualneaabouaef, besides a forest
of maats In the harbor.
m ii
J?JtPt:BLi(A.N papers tbat bave been
Shoe ting aDeut "tbe glorious newa from
Maine," are new making cynical and aullen
obaervatlena en tbe audden fall of Daine
oratle txpeotatlens. They seem Je think
we expeeted te erry tbe etate and are try
leg te feel happy that we only reduced
their plurality of 1881 aeme 1,200 votes.
Tub Republlean peroentage of the total
tote of Maine remalna about a third of one
per cent, below tbe percentage of 1831. The
Damocralle percentage la nearly one per
cent higher than In 1331, Small straws
show the dtreotlen et the current ,
m i
Tan Alloena ZW&uneis se hearse with
cheering eyer the newa from Maine tbat It
talka et the aate of a "ear lead et hoaiaea."
Tub Brooks comet, which baa been
faintly visible near the sun at aunaet, la
new almost lest te vlew, and will probably
net be eeen again for many tbeuiand yeara.
Wa will try te roll en without It, for have
wa net bad R.Uberferd I). Hayea glimmer
lng for awblle upon the polltleal harUen
with the uncertainty et a miserable, ler.
saken fourth rate comet f He hae praotleally
Venunea, ana mis rair simple et the avail,
able Republican presidential timber baa
left a bops that we shall net leek upon his
Uke sgaln ler many thousand years.
m .B. B.
AMD new S9eretary Whitney denlea tbat
be has any Intention of resigning, and says
tbat he baa net new and never baa bad tbe
remotest connection or Interest In tbe
Standard OH company. Paaa en tbe Ilea te
Washington and tbey will be promptly
oaneelled.
Dieatub, Alabama, has had a case e
suspected yellow fever, and Memphis
Birmingham, elllea hundred or two or
miles away, lnterdlet communication with
ber. New Yerk bad a man die
within ber borders of undoubted
yellow fever, end we bave net beard
of any quarantining against ber of neighbor
tog towns, and they say ths.t tbe hotel In
which Prof. Procter died baa reoelved quite
a valuable advertisement from the event,
and tbat bla bed room la in particular de
mand. Mere cities about Decatur need net
be In sueb a hurry te be Beared.
PKRHONAL.
Cnxt'NCcr M. Dxraw arrived borne ou
Thursday ly the steamer Ems. Be waa
met In tbe bay by a large number of friends
and warmly weloemed back.
Cor,. B. Kyd Douelass. Domeoratlo
nominee rer Ueiigrtss in the Sixth Mary.
Und dlatrlet, has challenged Ben. lu. K.
MoOemas, Republlesu oandldate In the
aame dlBtrlet, ler a Joint discussion of the
tarlU before tbe people.
Captain Pratt, superintendent of tbe
IudUu ualnlug school at CarlUle, and also
ebalrmRn of the Hleux Indian commletle",
arrived In Carlisle from the Wea en Thuri Thuri
ey morning te sign snme cffleial doou deou doeu
menta Bes; a tbeSleuc are -very stub,
born and ebtu.e, but he thlnka ibey will
finally yield te the commission.
SxeiiETAiir Whitnky returned te Wish.
Ingteu ou 1 eumUay. Ue said there was i e
foundation for tbe report of his allegeit
Intention te reslau, uer for the assertion
that be la a protectionist. Mr. Whltnty
also ssld tbst he bad never owned a dollar
In tbe Standard oil trust, ' and never bad
any relation te lu " Every effleer et tne
trut, he believes, and utneteuthB et Its
stockholder, are Republicans.
Colonel Jesern; M. Bxmnbtt's reunlfl.
cent dunaiiun el 18,000 te the Methodist
orphans' borne, In Puliadelpila, has been
ecllpted by a fresh Instanoeethta liberality.
Learning tbat the managera of tbe lnstltu.
tleu were pressed ter tunda te enmplete
tbelriiew building, hehaaerTared te give
them f20 000 mere, nn condition tbat they
succeed lu rslsleir f 10 000 from ether aoureea
Deiere aonatieu day, UJioeer it Anether
riotie ei tne neme naa already subscrlbed
62,000 et this amount, and tbe managera ex.
lei te raise tbe remainder with little dim dim
eulty. Th N.w veiust Msaruig the Earth.
Prolesser lien, of the Dudley observa
tory, Albany, N. Y., baa completed calou caleu calou
lateona of the orbit et the new comet dis
covered by Profener Barnard at the .Lick
obaervatery en September 2 Tula oemet
bat remained se nearly stationary In tbe
aky Blnce Its dlioevery ibat tbe determlna.
tloe or lta truu orbit or path In apaee has
been work of great difficulty, and tbe re
anlta at present retched ean be regarded as
merely approximate. Aoeordlng te tbese
tbe oemet is new about twlee a far from
earth as the sun Is, or about 193 000 000
mile, and la at tbe same Ume about 170,.
000,000 miles from tbe sun.
Ii la uiOTieg towards Its perihelion or
point where it will bs nearest tbe sun, and
present calculation) Indleate that this point
will be reached ou Dsesmber 10, but tbls
date la liable te be lu error by fully thirty
days. Aa the oemet and the earth are
moving toward each ether troes opposite
dlreotleaa, the velocity of approach Inward
uila emtthlBi tmnreal about 3,000,668
mils dally. Oeustqaently tbe east will
rapidly laersase la brlf hteawt for Instaaee,
en Ooteber 6 It will be abeat nve Heaes as
bright as at tbe discovery, aad about tbe
middle of November sixty limes as bright.
Bnl at dteeevery it waa extremely Wat,
and It Is rather doubtful whether II will
become vlilbla te uaaaalited eye. Babe,
quest caloulatlena will determine this
question with mneb greater certainty
kissed te eaaTR.
St. Lenli mala threw her levor a klu-
A St. LetlU klw, which they brae On
It hit the yminr mm en thi tide or the head
and anoeked him cold off the waaen.
Theosreoeriataitwaa hardly worth whUe
Te proceed te empanel a Jury,
Since no nan could ttindbsln hit by a kits
The ilea et thmref Ml.teml.
-Frem Itit Detroit Frtt Vrttt.
A Braih Wall Applied
and preylently meUtened with SOZODONT
remeYH the feUe'm eyldencea et neglect
from the uieth, aid tlghtem thorn In their
aeeketi. If the breath bu a repellent imrll,
the artlole anbitltntet for that, lu own plea
ant aroma, t-hranken and inflamed gnma are
restored te health by IU um, and canker of tbe
month eared. Byttemlnthe uie of thli flne
antlieptle, aaer ether promoter of health, !
highly dot lrable. Apply nothing bnt the gen.
ulna.
WAtiAMAKRWa
raiticstran, Friday, Sept. II.
Toe modest about that 50c
Plaid Habit Cleth the ether
day. It Is 52 inches wide in
stead of 50. Ne mistake about
the price, or the quality, or the
wonderful money's worth. $3
for a dress stylish enough for
anybody. It drapes charmingly.
Eight modest colorings.
Step by another of the new
comers. A heavy Serge Plaid
with a slightly hairy or feule
surface. Every thread wool;
cloth finish ; substantial. Qual
ity I9 all right, and a subtle
color charm besides. Modest,
quiet tints, but they grew en
you like the tones of an India
shawl, 40 inches, $1. Twenty
color combinations.
Southeast of eentre.
The Bordered Dress Stuffs
make friends en sight. Odd,
neat, convenient. They are
the notable newness of the sea
son. A glance at the goods
tells the whole story.
Just across the aisle are the
Striped Novelties ; sparkling
with the sheen of silk and the
wit of French makers.
You'll knew the spot where
these bright faced foreigners
are by the crowds around them.
Bonthwestet centre
The new stuffs crowding in
are pushing many choice bits te
the Remnant counter. Odd
pieces, lonely colors, yards that
can't keep step with the quick
march of young goods are hus
tled efl te go for what they'll
fetch.
Northwest et centre, next main aisle.
One of the longest counters
in the Boek section is given up
te the Keystone Library. About
two nunarea titles ceraea up
where you can run them ever
half a dozen at a wink. Ten
cents a volume. Works of
Rider Haggard, Charlette
Brente, Wilkie Cellins, Rebert
Buchanan, Hugh Conway, Jules
Verne, Rebert Leuis Stevenson,
and thirty or forty ether au
thors, for a dime each !
Boek News began its sev
enth year with the September
number, it lias come te be a
welcome guide te many thou
sands of wide-awake readers.
Sleepy people don't care for
Boek News. If you have a
wish te be quick with the news
of the book world; te be truly
told what the spirit of every
new book is ; te have a book
wise friend always within call,
Boek News is exactly the publi
cation for you. Here is what
the Indianapolis " News " say3
of it:
Foex Naws gives mere prompt. Impartial.
and nceurttH
lutortnatlen concernltiK books
tbannuy publtcatt n we knew or. Mouaewho
uiu,i',uii up wim ire currvnt literature
ean afford u miss its monthly visits.
Hundreds of newspapers ex
press the same sentiments. Se
de subscribers. Every month
an author-portrait fit ler fram
ing, and every month special
articles by leading writers.
Rev. Edward Everett Hale,
Themas Wentworth Higginson,
and Prof. Jehn Bach McMaster
will contribute te early num
bers. The price is absurd. 50
cents a year. Sample copy
iree.
Thhteanth street entrance.
Have you in mind te buy a
Sideboard this Fall? There
are eighty-four distinct styles in
our Furniture stock Modest
te extravagant
Third fleer, rear olevatorj.
Novelties in Fine Stationery;
new papers, new shapes and
styles. We don't step with the
things that turn up in the mar
kets. The best we can cull,
and original designs besides.
" Perlectien Irish Linen " in
boxes, 24 sheets, 24 envelopes?,
15c. They say Chicago folks
pay 40c for it. Full note size,
with square envelopes, or ladies'
note size.
Our own "Linen" note, for
which you have been asking, is
here in plenty.
Seuth et thirteenth street entrance.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
jaoeD's harraparilla,
TRUE ECONOMY
It Ii arme eeeBOtay ta bay eea'a Sawapa
tllla, ter "MS Deasa Oaa Dellar," ie original,
with and trnaealy of tale pepnlar aaeeUeta.
If ynu wish te prove thta, boy a bottteof
UoeaVa SarsaparlUa and maaeara las aeataata.
lonwUlflndlttehoiatooteaspooafals. ew
read the direeMeaa, and you wui tad that tie
avenue dose for persons of different agea la
leaa than a teaspoenf nl. This la eartalnly em.
elusive and unanswerable aTldeace of the pe
culiar strength and eeoaemy of
HOOD'S SAHSArABttXA
" Wa began using Heed SaraaparUla In our
Institution soma saentfca age, aad tavtag
watahed lu sffscta, with te say that wa and It
a geed, reliable, and btmefletal medlelaa for
family use, and fur hospitals and Institute
such aa ours." Sistaaa or ataaer, Wast fourth
at, Cincinnati, O.
1 took Heed's Ba-aapirtiia for lea of appe
tite, dyspepsia and general languor. It did aae
a vast amount of geed, and I have no heat
tancy In recommending it." J. W. Willb Willb
vesd, Qnlney, 111.
UKALTH BKTTKS TH4H BVKR
" I have bean troubled by a seiofuleui aSe J
tlen all my Ufa. it Is one of the marked reo ree reo
ellections of my boyhood dtys, and for several
years has rendered me nnabla te labor much,
I think Heed's SaraaparUla, which I have
been using at Intervals for ten years. Is the
best thing I have ever taken. I am new SO, and
my reneral health seems better than ever." H.
D. Abbett, Warren, X. U.
HOOD'S BARSAPARILLA
Beld by all druggists. SI t six for SB. Prepared
eniy ej u a. uuuu uu. iajweii, maw.
100DOSBS OMH DOtTjAK
(J)
COMPLEXION PO WD MS,
VOyaW.BJW.
n rw'.aii.aifiavi !-,-- ini vast iniiriirn -r"
QO,
MPLEXION POWDBK.
LADIES
WUO VALUC A REFINED COMPLBXIOM
MUST USB
POZZONI'S
KBDIOATBD
COMPLEXION
POWDER. '
it Imparts a brilliant transparency te the
skin. Removes all pimples, 1 rookies and ots ets ots
eolorattons, and makes the skin delicately
seit and beautiful. It contains no lime, white,
lead or anenla in three shades, pink or flesh,
white and brunette.
fOH SALE Br
All Druggiata end Paney Ooeda
"aaaaaf aw siKat"WTSBTilamwBm '
aWBEWABB Or IMITATIOHS.a
aprte-ivd
DBt VUOMM. I
J.
B. MAKT1H dC OO.
PURCHASERS
-or-
Fall Goods I
Will Save Meney
By Leeking through Our Stock. One of the
Ureatest iJargains In Ureis Qoeds
Consists of
WOOL HENRIETTAS,
In all the Leading Shades, at 40a a yard. 42
lnchwlde. a samplxolltwlllnnnvlnceyen
thatltcannet be matched elsewhere ler less
than 60e a yard.
A rase of Oouble Folded nianket Cleth at
X Is away belew regular prlee.
Weel Cleths. 80 lnehes wide. In all the lead.
lng shades, at tee a yard.
A Bnmarbable Bargain In Dress Goods, and
one tha we will only have en dlae'av ler a
short time, te an aLu-wOei, TUIudT. 1W
j hi dm ids, at ee a yard
a yard.
kegnlar price,
, iw
Lim DEPARTMENT.
flojiie new additions te It this week make
this una el our 11101 attractive departments.
Twentr-flve Fleces of Turkey Bed Table
Linen, guaranteed fast colors, lle a yard.
rive Different Patterns or Cream Damask
Table Linen at 40a ; was made te sell at He.
Fifty Doien Knotted rrlnge Bleached Linen
Towels, stae 10 by SI inches, at MHO. A Ban.
usbey 1 inen towel, 4f) Inches long, 31 lnchss
wlde, 12)40.
A Speclal Number in a Three-Quarter All
T.lnen napkin, elx different patterns at SLa5 a
deaan. cannot be purchased again for less
than It 6S a dozen.
J. B. MARTIN
& CO.
HATH
YUNQ MKN, ATTENTION !
Stauffer&Ce,
LE4D1N0 HA1TIRS,
Are showing up the largest and finest Uneni
th inen nnvel and new things known te the
Uat Trade tn
Fashionable Eall Styles.
BTirrilATS fEOil COO. TOS3.C0.
FULL LINE OF
Trunks and Traveling Eagi
AT UOTTOU PBICKH.
3iand33NerthQaeenSt.,
LANUAaTXL.rA.
BIOYOLKa.
TOlOYOIiES, TRIOYOLES, TANDEMH.
COLUMBIA
Bioyeles, Trloyeles, Tandems.
DUU4BLK, BIUPLE.
OUABANTKKD HIQUKST QBAUB,
ILLUSTRATED OATALOOOK IUXU.
POPE MF'G. CO.,
79 rBANKLIN ST., BOSTON.
BBANCli net-SKB -u warren Bt. New
Yerk i 2.1 Wabash Ave-Chicago, au-ff.dae
TOBACCO.
'i
QLD HONESTY TOBACCO.
FINZER'S
OLD. HONESTY
The Chewen et OLD HONESTY
TOBACCO will seen find that it lasts
longer, tastes sweeter than ether tobao tebao tobae
coe, and will please you.
Ask your dealer for It and Insist en
getting It.
Genuine Has a Red H Tin Tat;
en Every Plug.
MOOTS AJVD HBO MS.
fcii s .UBS) I.
P'
T WEAK,
Ten Oan Save Meney
nr vismsu
STACKHOUSE'b
AND FOBCBABINO TOUR
FOOT WEAR.
4STTHB BBSTj BHOK8
FBtOKS.IN TBR:c1TT.
AND LOWB31
D. P. STAGKEOUSE,
B8 8c 80 BABT KINO, 8T.
LANOASTXlt. pa. aae-lydaw
LOOTS AMD SHOES.
WE AttE KKTAILINQ
BOOTS - BOOTS
AT
WHOLESALE PRICES,
Hew Can We De It?
YOU UAT ASK: WB WILL EXPLAIN.
Alter the last Beet Season we bought fllty
nlne (69) Cases et Youths' Heys' and lien's
uoeta at a Private Assignee "ale for Spot cash,
at such azceedingiy i.nw Prices that we ean
new sell you them Uetall at lingular Wholesale
Prlees, and yet make profit enough te keep ui
We Can Sell Yeu ;
Tombs' Solid Kip Heets, sues 11 te IS, ter
fUSi rennlar price, II 50 and I 75.
Beys' Heavy Kenta, sties 1 te ft, ler (1 00, tl 1
ILM.ei7Sandn.f0.
Men's solid Kip Beets, slies B te 11, tl SO, U 73
ane BL00 1 regular price, tl 00, tl.a and S2 SO
our Benta ler tlM and U 00 we defy anyone
In tbe ennnty or state te beat ler rlt, tiara
blllty and eilce.
We oeuld make an Immense 'profit en tbeie
M Cases of Beets by selling them at the old
prices, but our motto la
Qaick Sales and Small Profits,
We have stuek te It, and te our Knle" el
giving our oustemrrs the advantage or our
nrchases. We hive the largest stock of
adles'. Misses' and Children' Heavy Lace
and Butten bees for rail and Winter Wear in
thediy, (whlehnedelyany el enr oempetl-
terk te dlsnatl at r
itu
ces te suit the times.
Call In te see thum whether you wish te
ietner veu wlsn te n
ur
chase ei net. as we consider it e trouble te
show goods at the prlees we sell them.
The One-Pilce Cash Heuse.
d
The Leaders of Lew Prien
IK
BOOTS & SHOES,
Ne. S East King Street,
LANCASTKB. FA.
JgrBtore clesed every evening at 6 1. m., ex
eept Saturday and Monday.
BUMUBH RKBOKTS.
fUrr. GRETNA PARK.
Mt. Gretna Park,
reB ixouaaieNB and picnics.
This Park is located in the heart et the
Beuth Mountain en the line of the
Cornwall ft Lebanon Railroad,
Mine miles . euth of the City of Lebanon,
within easy distance et llamsbnrg, Beading,
Lancaster, Columbia and all points en the
Philadelphia A Beading and Pennsylvania
Kallreada. The grounds ure large, covering
hundreds of aeres, and are
rB TO ALL.
The conveniences are a Large Dancing Pa
vilion, a Bpacleus Dining Uall. Twe Kitchens.
Baggage and Ceat Beems whUe the arrange
ments rer amusements consist of croquet and
Bail u rounds, isewiing Alley, snoeting eai
Miiumuauij wrwiiu
lerv Qnelta. Ktc. Kie
Tables ter Lunchers,
Bustle Beats and Benches
scattered
thxoughent tne grounds.
TUB BTATK BtrLE BANQK
Of the National Ouard of Pennsylvania has
been located at ML Uretna, and the Military
BlOe Practice, from time te time at the Bange.
will constitute a new attraction te visitors.
Anether attraction la .
LAKKCONKWAGO,
Cevering nearly twenty acres en which are
placed a number of elegant Mew Beats, and
along the banks el which are pleasant walks
and lovely aeenery.
OBSERVATION OAB8
Will be run en the line of the Cornwall A Leb
anon Bailread. or will be sent .te different
Betnts. when practicable, ter the accommoda accemmoda accommeda
on el exonrslen parties. They aru sale,
pleasant and convenient.
Parties desiring It can procure Meals at the
Park, as the Dining Hall will be nnder the su
pervision of B M. BOLTZ. of the Lebanon
Valley Heuse. Thesa who wish te spend a day
in the Mountains can And no place se beauti
ful or affording se much pleasure as mu
Uretna. MO INTOXlOaTINU DBINK8 AL
LOW BD OH TUB PBKMIBKB.
mw rer Exonrslen Bates and General Inter Intor Inter
natien, apply te
NED IRISH,
Bupt O. A L. Railroad, Labanon, Pa.
JeaWma
W"
WldH TO EMPLOY A FEW
salesmen en salarv te sell enr eneds by
sample te the wholesale and retail trade el
Lancaster, Pa, and adjoining states We art
the largest manntacturera of our line in the
country. Send two cenu In stamps ler par
ucuura. WlggJaSyfflft.00..
angiemas- UeUnM.0,
FREY
mm
rALAcm or WAmmfw.
ABTKimv
PALACE OF FASHION.
13 East Kine Street.
Lancaster, Pa.
OPENING OF COATS.
We are showing the largest
and best asserted stock of Coats
ever brought te this city. Come
and leek at them.
Ladies' Black and Colored
Jersey Jackets. i
Fine Black Jersey Jackets at
$3, $3.50 and $4.
Elegant Fancy Cleth Jackets,
$2, $2.50 and $3.
Black English Serge Jackets,
silk bound, tailor made.
Black Astrachan Jackets at
one dollar.
Fine and Heavy Beaver
Jackets.
Modjeska Coats are the new
est thing this season. Price,
$4.50 up.
Our assortment of Children's
Coats is simply wonderful.
We are showing ever one
hundred different styles of all
ages and qualities. Come and
leek.
Open te-day one let of extra
heavy quality 34-inch Colored
Silk Plushes at one dollar a
yard.
. New Jerseys have come in.
Military, Silk Braid Frent, gi.37.
Braided, $1.15 and $1,37.
Extra Fine Braided and Mili
tary, $2 and $2.25.
New Plush Ornaments in all
shades, 3c and 5c apiece.
Brass and Silk Banner Reds,
all sizes.
Mere novelties in Jewelry.
Elegant new style Geld Frent
Breastpins, 10c apiece.
Fine Rhinestone Combs and
Hairpins.
New Dress Trimmings open
ed te-day.
Fine and new designs in Silk
Cord Trimmings, with and with
out pendants, 50c, 75c, 85c, $1
and $1.35 a yard.
New goods are received and
exhibited daily.
We invite a call.
ASTRICH BROS.
HBATINQ.
AAMSMWaVI
e
ELLAR HEATERS.
FLINN & BRENEMAN'S
Cellar
Heaters
ABK THE 11B3T IN TUB U ABK IT
-AND
PRICES THE LOWEST.
ALL WOBK QUABANTIBKD.
FLINN & BRE1NAN,
CONTltAOTOBS Or
Plumbing 8c Heating,
Ne, 102 North Queen Btreet,
LAKUASTXU FA.
MAKING POWDHR-
s
TERIilNQ BAKING POWDKR.
BAKING
Absolutely Pure.
mills Powder never varies.
A marvel of
nnrttv. strenathand wboleomenes. Mere
economical than tbe ordinary kinds. Beld
eniv tn i am tiv all urecers.
BTBBLINU MaNUrACTUBlNQCO
1 and 11 Spruce Btreet, New Tork.
asrwill exhibit at Lancaster county Jr
Cakes for all. Samples for ail. augtsJma
UBOOBKIB8.
OABHARD'S MILD CORED
HAM
VJ AND BRKABrAST BACON.
Unnaualed for tenderness and dellrarv et
flavor. We guarantee that there Is nothing te
equal them in quality In this maraeu 'J hou heu
sands el the best families are new using them.
They Btva universal satisfaction, irylhem
and tell your neighbors.
Isr unra jseei asa noiegna nieeiyenippea.
Piteee reeaeaable. flEOKua WIaStT
Till
POWDER,
MT.U00BB
r -1 11..
DIES' AKD OaiLDKJElPS OOAT
About September 17.
WILL OFEH
Entire New iHertment,
or
brflfe'tti Wlina'.
COATS, WRAPS,
JAOKKT8 AND SHAWL.
NBSWSTBTTLKS. LOWXBT04BHFKIOII.
ggfJte Trouble te show floods..
JehnS.Givler,
6 ft 8 North QeMn Bt,
. LAHCAE,rA.
tnarlMTdAw
N
EW FALIi GOODS.
New Yerk Stere,
0. 8 10.MAST KIHQ BT.
GRAND OPENING
New Fall (reeds.
GREAT BAKGAIH8
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
SPECIAL SAL! Or
Blankets and flannels !
We open this week ever 1,(00 pairs et White
ana Colored
BLANKKT8.
from 75 cent te S10 a pair, In all the dlffsrent
sices, 10-4, IX and 194, In Uotten and wool and
All-wool.
These goods have nearly all bean made te our
special order and come direct te us Irem the
mills.
WHIT AKD COLOBKD rLAHNKLB.
We ware large buyers of riannels at the
Trade sale held In Hew Yerk In Jnne, and own
tnese goeas very muen eneaper than the
it have
been sold slnee, thereby enabling ns te give
eztraernmary vaiue in tma aepanmenu
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Our own Importation or DBAF 'D'tT. All
Weel. IS Inches wide These goods being
heavier are better adapted (or roll wear than
Henriettas, coming In all the new (ail shades
aa well aa Mack.
reur special bargains in ALL-WOOL, 40
IKGH DBtaa OLOlHB.
rirst. One hundred pieces ALL-WOOL
TB1COTB, at 95 cunts a yard.
second. One case a L1IAM1XKD 8UITINQ9,
te inches wide, !U cents, made te retail at 60
cents.
Third. Onecate CHXOKB, All-Weel, Win ebes
wide, ss cents, never sela for less than at eenta.
renrth. One case 40-lnch, BAUVAKD MIX.
TTJfiEB, AU Weel, at 96 cenu
WATT&SHAND.
J.
HARRY BTAMM.
rOBMKBLT AT-
NOB. JS A 87 NORTH QUKEN BT., MOVKD
TO NEW 8TOBB, 91 OENTBK BQUAB1.
YOU CAN'T MISS US.
N0.24GENTRESQUARE,
Stamm's
-A VfOBD ABOUT-
FLANJfELS & WOOLENS.
This data et goods becomes an oljeet of
WABM interest te buyers at this season of
the year. Onr onstemers will find thafwe
show a One line efth.se Staple Goods, both In
colors and Weight;, that will meet the re
quirements of all buyers They are Marked
te Sell, and we are confident all can be pleased.
OOMrOBTS AND BLANKETS
Will bs a Large raoter In this rail's Busi
ness. By reason et Karly Bnylng en enr part,
we will be able te have very Lew Prleea en
these weeds.
TBE BTBONQ INDUCEMENTS or
LOW PRICES
IN OUB
Dress Goods
DEPARTMENT
Coupled with Quality, will be a strong draw
Ingcardwlth ur, and we Most cordially In
ylte the LaClea te Bxamlne Our Stock.
Our Three Great Combinations
Through Our Whole -tore Will Be
WORTH AND WEAB,
BTTLE ANE (STRENGTH,
CHOICE AND CHEAPNESS.
Attention, Ladies!
Wehaveiust purchased from a large oom eom oem
mission beuse their Entire Sample Line of
WHITE SPREADS.
Some are soiled, ethers froth as a res. This
Let will l Beld at about Ualr.Prtce. 1 here is
Mnsle in the Prices for you.
There is Something for Ycu Among Our
BEMNANT3 OP DRKSS QOODP, ATUALr
PB1UE.
Twe Special Numbers of White riannel at
Se at d a yard you ought te sen.
The riannel tiktrts are making their appear.
auee. You'll find lull and plenty en our coun
ters. Special Assortment of Bilk Plcshss, Eattns
Velvets, Etc,
AT THE
New Bosten Stere,
Ne. 24 Oentre Square,
WNear East Slug 8t-E
amria-lvd
T J-.It.ttKK, UKMIIbT.
W a particular attention given te flUlng
and preserving the natural teeth. I have all
tbe latest Improvements ler doing nice work
at a vary reasonable cost. Having years of ex
perlence tn the large cities 1 am sure te give
the beat of satisfaction and save you money
NEWBOSTONSTWE
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