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THE 1JLNOASTEB DAILY INTEMJGENCEK, TUESDAY, JANUAIOf 8, Mt0.
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Dally InUII!gncr,
lUgUIH JAMUABY t, MM.
At OmHS Bcllrtrue la Bilk.
mm own of the state bu
id la PUkdetBhl in their sew
EfOwM, nte the sew Chief Justice
t,MM Mir wife wu pretest te see
ered looked in his robe. Ana
iTsu was also present te admire,
I ft mttltt his Jey that he bad live i t e
day. When the Judges bad
Itaaed stationed themselrea at
r atv chairs, topped with owl's heads,
I the drier had announced the presence
the honorable the chief justice and
Justices, when the audience
I ap; and when tue ewer justice uu
1 all had sat down, tue
Kowas were fairly started en
war towards Increasing the dig-
r of the court and covering up itspes-
aaess. la their new appareltbe
leek Terymuch alike; the gowns
n (expected te transform them from
into judges and te exercise a
njhatant Influence in elevating their
c-jtdfSwnU; otherwise we assume that they
Wattld net have bees put en. There
Itarelymust have a better motive than
waalty for the Innovation. If It will add
(Nraafth te the judges, we have no objee -
te make te It. ' Tneir ueci-
i eame te us, outside the court room ,
UssasTeeted by the garb in which they tie.
-Efartbem; bnt it is possible that there
M w something in a silk robe tiiat
its wearer te a stronger reason,
) certainly de net wish te take from
f the supreme court of Pennsylvania any
feasible source of Judicial strength. It
all it can get. We knew that
I Is great virtue in the non-cendncU
'Jag silk; aad virtue, tee, In the con cen con
.slaetor in a silk dress, who leads many a
aaaa and Judge along, te his great ad-
- Taatage.
.. "! . aa. a. I . ...a....
jbui ii mere is vuiue in siik me eaten
,' aw. jeagmeuui aeuverea uy tne supreme
'.eurtat its first dress parade in silk, lead
Wmi te suspect that the fibre of thejgewna
flUMfltliaivnnnifh r.nlnf.T.atnf 0raat
."Vf .T : """" ""- v!-....-.
. fijWttm were rendered, ana we learn mat
rlM law of the state will net permit a city
.UWI MUa. UM9 CUUUUlk I1CD UL H UUlUim gtw
:L(Menpany or te regulate its charges; and
tK the Legislature may net divide the
tpt tbe state into mere than three
4' ' This latter decision is the one that par
; .vllealarly interests us. It was made eev
" ;:irl months am. Imt theoDlnlen Itself Is
fMltu.tr rmhllshtv.. ThA 1'htleiln.tihla.
, "awn fj-aaaaaaa.aa.sa -.r
: swenanari. with a habitual inertness.
. . -aT T " .
itm te print tbe decision In full, but we
"J.vaderjtand the 'reason of the court te
i?B, that the law elTends egalnBt the
onstitutlenal prevision prohibiting spec;
:'1 legislation. Judge Sterrett, who writes
-"Titht.nnlnlftn.aMv that ft I tlin function
( the courts te say whether or no the
legislature has passed a law that is special
mmA local, under the mean ins of
It" aiaa aa.al I. ...!. a .aaa.1 .tan Bm.Mal.
VUUSU.UV.UU , HUU IUD DUUUU-
of this opinion seems te be
Tint thn Roundness of the
'. Atuatatmant AvarAtaait liv Ilia nfirt In I.A.
"smrlnx that seven classes or ernes are
-'.M.la.twfrf. fraAA& 11 a. llafc la.nta.1 all .1.11 f A 1 APfll .
. Is net all clear. Lecal legislation is that
Iwhlch is limited te a particular place or
etionef the state, andlt may be reasena-
'' rfBurarsued that tbe division or tue cities
Of the state in three classes, of which one
'4M Intended te, and can Jonly, include
Philadelphia, and another Pittsburg, or
i Allegheny county, Is local legislation.
r.;Thls objecUen ie only avoided by making
y Cf he limit one of population ; and it that
','iaagoeawaytogot rnuaaeipnia into a
L.vanariAl p.lau. nhv la ft Tint ns actnA n wav
i get any ether city there V It is true
that the Legislature may make a pepula-
Lt: ;.'len for a class.that will nut a creat many
kf .cities of the state into classes by them-
l selves. But as they are net put Inte
i by their names, but by lh?irpepu
&-j)aUen, and as any ether city securing a
?f Jike limit of population can get into the
. aaa. .-. fa. 1. - 4 .1.- 1 t.l-.l
g me rii. it acuuia umw . 1110 irKieiviiiuu
wis netestentisllv local.
jp- The special chartering of cities has al-
P5-ffcirays been the rule ; and no evil has fel-
jieweu. TTOT.UUW uu yery kedu iseaun
Mter denying such a mode of gevernmeLt
sir, te a cltv as it des res te hava. Ave de net
ppclearlyseethe great advantage in bav-
- iaf Lancaster and llarrisburg governed
wwecleelv alike. It thev de net want te Le:
g'wad certainly we de net see, if a city
vxtwiiu a million innauitanis sneuia nave a
iiuiuawit geverniueni irem one 01 uau
asllllen and one of half a million a dif-
al'MlaWanf flharlA. Am
one
of a
huudred
of ilfty
P'-"" vuuw uu.
.(UHjusaau. wuereiere a
city
pi theuwnd must be governed like one of a
p-. ciunarea, or a cuy 01 ten ineusanu uke
5f- eat of twenty-tire or fifty. The Daniels
?.? n l aamaa Ia .I.MMIAn. I aa I . la Mn A n A ...la.
J- llaW aaaiin Ml JUUaUOUl IU kUU USIO UOIOl
Studied it out in silk nr pIra a rIIIc trawn
0t is net a patent of whilem.
Child Laber.
Tfla. aaaUI-V lajaflfl tlV Xf W T.tnv.1lA liAfAKA
Yfh laaWt.. IWH1 lf M, X.IU1IUO aOlUlO
. ItlA atsrrff.iilf nrltita nn Xfnniav nlnfif Aallc.l
-fcttenVlen very forcibly and nrenerlv te
r4 ee form of a great public evil that is
growing steadily In spite of law and the
,,, jidjaKUb ntuuiua ui. uiuuiiiui UifU,
'jne employment or cnllu labor must be
; .- jTgaiueu ea a kieav. Duuuti evil us ii. 13 new
r, fPPUed and yet it cannot be slopped with
ut working great hardship upon many
,, Btmuies,anu many 01 me cnuaren new at
'4i, work in factories and taba!iv. Rtrlnntnir
iC 4 -"! r"ae
tCV ttUimi ...a..1i1 v... nlmrA wimaIi lima .
fa, aMuta nuuiu uu. tiite uiuwu biuie tu
school if they were deprived of work.
tt; xcHoeKerierme Dtwuy ana mental
MNUi or cnutuen tnat tbey ebeuld have
-.mm Deysicai worn and be trained in
4:a..tset industry from an early age, but
lliwitfeuble is that there is tee much of
", aad "all work an! no play makes Jack
Vlsdall boy." It is Blmelv a case of tim
v ', 'Aeaaaita pitrf mn tn thn cvAiitTa. ....,....
: aa-JT--. a. a- .-W.WAIMg U.CU.U1
that oemi tchoels thrust upon
3. .SakalMriw..
W-Vi Wa wonder thaMt has never occurred
, j bb euucsMHs tu ucu cnuaren wnue at
t J'- Hal. a. .a..JI A t, .. J . a
yj i'.rwva-v. .uscivnu ul wya una. girts in a
fw iinr iixhu um eisiu le im miTaa.
Jeet te pern'cleus iniiaencei because
Cfeka labar is light and simple and
SkJaas aad tongues are free for eesstn
i't Wkni.liil.,l,An.lnJ. A. a.,,,11 . .1 .
'M naw. 5iiu.ug uiiuaa aa ncjs na 1110
fcanils fOBWlhln? te de. The children
yftpHain, jesuu uie luuiiiimcituen tauie or
: go tureugu any ether light mental gym-
1 r.-quinng long application. The
Tfleturcd te assert thit if certain
1 had spent their youthful diys
evenings in a tobacco cellar, they
i go aewn te tneir graves unknown,
1 ana unsung. lVrhaps they would.
Mb KM distiagulshlng character is tle of
MwMaaas been a habit of industry
i.UJm cvrgf that was doubtless
acquired, or at least strengthened, by
early training. Perhaps they would have
been consigned te oblivion It .they had
spent their youthful days and nights In
dismal spiritless study, ter they would
probably have grown up physical dwarfs,
lacking the strength te apply their pon
derous Intellectual SBSchlnery.
Let us wall no longer ever the evils of
child labor and the futility of prohibitory
law, but set about devising some measure
for balancing the physical with mental
training and lessening the stress of betb.
There is no reason why the line poetry,
grand ideas and great moral projects
spoken of by Mr. Llnvllle, should net
come from these natural Industrial
schools, the stripping rooms and factories
Bcnoe.s,ii.eBtr.pp.ngrooma buuikwhw . j : ,i. .....
of Lancaster. Manual training is the ' seen and " wrong en
latest move, the most advanced idea, of I virenment. I hi3 generation
leading educators, and If the working I and this city don't knew her
children can be given mental occupation
and shortened hours of work they ought
te be a mere refined and useful product
than the graduates of schools.
m m
Tiik report of our consul at Mancbetter
sbewa thst Irem tbatone Kngllih pert tbsre
was shipped te the United BtatM In the
year ending September 30, 188, ever eleven
million dollars worth of merchandise, of
which nearly four millions wu In cottons.
Only 731 was In wine and beer.
Paid a benighted Individual te tbesgtl
ealtural seciety: "Shew me a degraded
person and 1 will show you tob.ceo neer."
All right Rutherford B. Hsyes I
.
This Is Ueneral Jacksen's je.y, and a
glorious day It la in weather, memories
and proapeel. The words of 'Old
Hickory's" farewell address are worthy of
attention. "Appeals are constantly made
te sectional Interesta In order te Inflaenee
tbe election of the chief meglatrate, as If It
were desired that be should favor a par
ticular quarter of tbe country Instead of
fulfilling tbe dutlea of his aUUen with Im
partial J aatlce te all."
Oun little row with Haytl has had tbe
eneet of burdening us with news or the
everlasting civil wars of that country, and
this will probably conllneo until the In.
demnlty la paid and the llaytlen Republic
forgotten. At present the news of real
Interest Is In the dispatch of Admiral I-uee
elaltnrthat "due regard for the health of
the cniceri and men en that vessel requires
two mere ahlna for relief during the Hay
tlen revolution." Tbe U. 8. steamer
Atlanta, new undergoing repairs at New
Yerk, will probably be ordered te relieve
theQalena. The Oialpee has already sailed
and the two ships that sailed away with the
admiral will seen be home again. We hope
that all this feeling with a yellow fever
country will net bs followed by an out
break or tbe malady In Northern cities In
tbespilng.
m m
JiYthoactet Heptember 1683 prevision
wai made for a small number of guna ler
coast dettnae, but lest anyone aheuld ex
pect te see a few of them mounted at an
early day for the guarding of our dofonte defonte dofente
lois oeasta It may be well te notleo that the
flrst of tbe ten and twelve Inoh guns can
not be delivered for nearly lour years, and
the real of them will net be delivered for
als years. 1'erhaps theie facts will help le
Impress the vital force and wisdom el tbe
proverb : " in tlme el peace prepare for
war," ler Ii
time te it.
Tiik New Yeat'a Day number el the
Mlnneapella 'I'ritmne la a great Illustrated
annual, de voted largely te a cbronlele of
one yeat'a grewtb of Ibat typical WMtera
city, ami well III nitrated wltb cuts of some
of tbe meat striking bulldlnga. Tbe arch!
teoture nl the city ball, the publle library
and tbe Y. M. J. A. building, is beauti
ful, di(?nlll0(l and lmprosalve, but tbe new
postelllco la a melancholy example of tbe
bad taste which has ae often beendls.
played In work of tbe kind. Among the
liberal esaaya en vast and booming Minne
apolis there appear a table showing tbe In
create of population from 1600 te 18b7,how 18b7,hew
Ing that te 1880 the number of people
bad doubled ence In every alx ycaia and
eight months, and te 1887 bad doubled ence
In eaeh 3j yeara, Tbls proportion of
lnorease carried en by tbe Tribune te 1005
abewa population of 1,280,000 eeuli, the
last doubling having taken eight yeara. If
we oeuld hope that our old town would
deuble 000a In alstoen years bow we would
brag of our booming.
PERSONAL.
UeN, Jehn HTiiWAnT was en Monday
awern In m president Judge of Franklin
ceinty.
Haukkh, the Amorlean player, wen the
enecsera oenteat at Londen, tbe aoere
alandlny: Barker, & games; Hmlth, 1 game;
uiawu, ij,
0 1:0 nor. V. Mir.r.Kit was en Monday
evenlng re-eleoted by tbe firemen eblef
engineer of tbe Heading tire department.
Mayer Kennev centenda he la entlUed te
name tbla clllelaL There la new much
speculation aa te wbetber tbe rnever will
appoint tbe ohelca of .the llremen or some
uiuer Hruu.
Miks O-vnim. lAiuti:n,wbe was recently
vlalilug tbe taiully of Mr. Jehn U. Uager,
of this city, la noted tn a Waablngten letter
of the I'nlladalpbla JVimj in the closely
pereensl imuuer of the society reperter.
The provocation waa a coming out tea given
te their daughter, a graduate of Uarltaie, by
Majer and Mia. itlebard O. I'axker, of
Washington.
Kkv. J. Hasiaman II ku max, one of the
best known Ketermed clergymen In thla
reotlen or the atate, died at bla borne at
Kutztown, Berks county, en Monday, aged
70 yeara. lie waa one of rive bretbera,
all ltefermed clergymen, and tbelr father,
Kev. Frederick A. Herman, was one el the
pioneer Kofeiuied ministers in I'ennayl.
vanla. Deceased waa In the ministry ever
fifty years and In his time aerved numer.
eus congregations In Berks county.
De you suder win. chilblains T 1 certify te
the prompt rttllel obtained from theuioef
fcutVAlleaull Inr chilblains, and de uetniul
tte torecoiuuisna Has tnobest cure 1 ever
tried. 11. HOOD,
719 West I'ratt St-. Baltimore, Md.
" Whst 11 ae cblint could ever yut cut
breuth ." and yt u bird vexing count. I. cut
all te bits with eie bottle of Dr. iiuti'4 Comet.
Myrup, ibe tavorlie.
Bnntnre cure gnarunteed by Dr. J. It. Mayer,
831 Arch street, l'blladelpbl, Kase at once,
no operatlon or delay from business, attested
by thousands of euro after ethers fall, advlee
free, send for circular. marlO 1yd Aw
K
OKOBOAt'.
Koke Seap.
IT WILI- lfLOAT.
IT WILL FLOAT.
l'UUE, UMireUtdand DUUAIII.C Inqnal.
Ity, cccneinlral lu use. A vegetable oil soap
le: tbe JaAUMUltr, TOIIiKr and HATH.
Adapted te gencntt household use, or In
MILL, MINK or SdOl. If yenr groctrdees
net keep li, send us scent for pottage, and
we will mall a cake rung. Address,
H. is Q. A. ROBVBB,
nev2MyTu,Tli,S CINClNNATI.e.
WHAT'S TIIK MATTKRW1THTHK
LANCAbTKU 110HINKS8 COU.IUK t
W,u1M!;?riU '2ea.n th largest enrollietnt of
pupils ter the nrst week et January since It
prKanlsatlon.Hisauluaicstlentliatnisniciv;
lB.ffhf ' " ,.r,',T,ira ttna."t IT'H all rlKht.
Ibe L. U. .U. dies net bold out such inijace.
menu &s "rull Course lers ." which hu
been charatteilrea by a MKewbM MustlS
wbllHihetlsa rough wav of nuttlair It fiii
true ibil tliedull buy U the efy one 0 nreiit
bytbU mrangemuut. Tbe brlbt yeuiikriri.
low xnu.tiiay ler tne exceseliu cost 01 thts
lnsuucilonrerlbaaullone. "" "'
10 YOU UNIIsK.I'ANllf
oer paireus aie our leading citizens and
business men, and te them we would ruler all
apnllcinti as te standing ottbltleslltutton.
fay a visit t j the college and spend a day
tbsre. and then Judge aa te the merits of the
school. Adams,
U. a WXIDLIK, Principal.
WAirAMAfCBKH
rsLUAMUWat, Tuesday, Jam. s, ISM.
Have you seen that little
Carpet Leem ?
It is a wonderful model.
Don't come here next March
and aslofer it Yeu can see it
all this and 'a few days next
week. Then it will move en.
Carpet Gallery, next ttukit street.
Miss Flera McFllmsey was a
New Yerk girl. She went te
Paris because she could get
" Nothing te wear" in New
Yerk. Peer girl 1 She lived
ceuldnt. (What an antique
that advertiser el Jehn Wana-
makers must be!) The dis
tinguished lawyer that created
her wouldn't have made his
reputation as a humorous poet
here and new.
He wrote before Wanamaker
was, while as yet Philadelphia
hsdnet a centennial thought.
Hew chanced! Wonder if
he has ever been te Wana
maker's ? All Philadelphia
society has. In that "long
drawn aisle " and crystal vault
of the Transept, where the
pure north light streams down,
showing perfectly all shades
and tints of color in harmonies
and contrasts, the consensus ei
fashion settles grave questions
daily momentarily in these
society agitated days. Wed
dings, receptions, dinners come
and go in quick succesien. The
social mandate te the gentle
dames is:
Live, be uncaring, be Joyous, be aumiilueus,
only be lovely.
Te "be lovely" the dress
must be right.
What it shall be is net our
question. Wc cannot dictate,
but we may su truest may
help decision. We are impar
tial. Take which you cheese.
Here is the catalogue elequent:
Greg drain
Value francalte
Aiinnre Koyal
All these in white, cream.
many pinks, numerous blues,
maize, violet, lemon, Nile green
colors ad infinitum.
HHIn.whlte&na cream.
sain DuchMHfl.
Siiindtrlpe, with Oriental lllnn.lna'len.
Tlnnel broetOe In silver ana KOlrt In sump-
tueni OeilRna ana ninny stmdes.
Annum Kmundt e wltte ana uraywlth
ratHiid plush tlgnre-tne cbel d'auvre of
tbe arllati beyunH the be.
Extremes are here from
Surah te the richest brocade
from 75 cents te $5.
All these between the Stained
glass windows. Rebert Merris
leeks from one end somewhat
extravagant he was a little
near but could pay the bills.
A table full of flowers hard
by compels the writer te sniff
the air but it don't sniff for a
scent. Odorless, but beautiful.
I.llacn Daffodils
HutlHtcnps Hyacinths
Daisies Vielutj
If fragrant they lade. These
are fadeless for a while. Gar
nitures of all or either, and mere
sorts besides than we can recall,
made for dress decorations, and
the flowers by the bunch or
hundred, if you prefer. Artifi
cial florists ? Net that precisely,
but In our Millinery Depart
ment are rich stores of Artificial
Flowers.
Feathers crowd floors In the
decorative competition. Pom
pons, Tips, Bands, some with
tinsel, some without.
Whatever is right, in geed
form, tasteful, correct, beautiful,
consisting of decoration for eve
ning dress Is here.
Evening Dress Goods are
the poetry of merchandise.
Bargains are the prose.
Our adjacent advertisement
is full of geed prose reading.
All ever the store are spots
where 60 cents will buy a dol
lar's worth.
Almest everything is touched
somewhere.
In all the past we never
worked with se much determi
nation te give you back a mere
than full return for what you
give us.
The great Christmas trade
you brought here puts the
burden en us. Shall we shirk
it ? Jehn Wanamaker.
COMfhUXWN i'O WD UK,
OOMl'LKxieN POWDKK.
LADIES'
WHO VALUH A UKflNKU COUl'LKIION
MUST USJC
POZZONTS
MKUIOATKU
COMPLEXION
POWDER.
It Imparts a brilliant transparency te the
skin, lluuiovea all pimples, 1 ruckles und ais ais ais
colerallons, and uiakea tbe skin delicately
seu and beautiful, ltceu tains no lime, white,
lead or arsenic. In three shades, pink or flesh,
white and brunette, '
roil BALK ur
II DruKsruU and Fancy Goods
Dealers flverywhere.
apSl,eWAUE r "".
THE B.ARGAINS OF
Muslin Underwvkr.
OneeMhibnileitifKili tn tbeaterejnit
new u around our Mntlln Uaaerar, anS
Itgetabmilaranfl bailsr u yen annvne
and coiararaanatlrayeur verdict. Hew
Soedt aiuir. xniie few abew tbe price,
rill:
KiaHTSOWlia.
at twin sewn, two reri of Inaartlim en
yoke ana tdge en book ana leevc,60c
MTuilln Uewnt, mcki en yeka, blind em-
brotderren took aat altevea ana down
front, 7fe.
ktai'lnuowni.tarerow hanSienie lnrr-
uen en yoae, tare cm neck anaiieeve
ana flown f reat, si.
Utulln Hennf, fenr row I'eettln en
yoke between luekt, ode en seek and
tleevea and flown front, si.
MnillnMewn. alz teara of Una Insertion
ea yoke, edge en nick and I'.tareiand
MuiMn mowef, Ulmaed with Hamburg
anil Torthen Inaertlcm ana ege, II CO.
MuillnUewna, all-ever tuibreidery down
front te walit, ed en neck and eleeyee
and down front, f 1 n.
CUBHIBK8.
tuilln ChemUea, reed qna'lty. raffled
neek ana tleevet, SBe.
Muslin chem'Me. n at Inmrtlng , tnckt en
yoke, eege en neck and aleeves. 400.
Muslin uberalM t, n nely corded yoke, neat
edge en neck and 1
Ieevea and ftxntef
ie
yoke. isc.
uilln chemlsee, flee Hamburg insertion
en yoke, edae en neck and sleeves, coo
tnslluChem.sfs. fine Hamburg edge and
Insertion en yoke, edge ana neck and
sleeves, 7Sc.
Cambric chemises. Insertion and edge of
Valenciennes lace en yekn. Valenciennes
lace en neck and sleeves, 7Sc
Csinbrle Chemises, flne Torchon Uteri I en
and nOg en neck and alcoves, with fine
beading, B5e.
ceitr COVXKS.
Cambrle Corset Cever high neck, with
edging, )Se 'Jhn wonder grows at the
quality and prlce are compared
Cambilcforsetcevers, dneedge en neck,
Musl'ln Corset Cevers, with square neck: el
tucss and embroidery, Xc
Musiln ceram Cevers, with V front of em-
uniiunrr,a.r.
Mut In Corset Cevers, with V front of em em em
broldery, corded down irenl.BOc.
UBAWKUS.
Muslin Urawerr, two rows of soven tucks,
Sic,
Mnslln Urawers, neat Hamburg n.1119,
three tncks above, 4Sc
Mnsiln v rawers, with nne Itambur cm cm
breidery, Me.
Muslin lirawnrs, due wlde blind embroid
ered rn (11b, cee.
Muslin Drawers, very 11 aa wide embreld-
my, vi.
Cambric Drtiwers, Va'onclennes lussTtleg
and edge, 73e,
BK1BT8.
Mnsitn Skirts, flne cambrle and Hamburg
ruffle, cle.
Mtjsiinbkir.neat wlde Hamburg ruffla,
Mnslln Bklrt, with blind embroidered
ruma,7ta.St,lfiO.
MuiliB Bklris, with handsome Hamburg
ruHlu.ll&iM. 75
There Is no trash In the above. Tbe mate
rial la honest. The wera Is honest
Muverse great a Bleck of the finer grades.
you misbks:
Nlsht Dresses that were II are new 01c.
Hlghtlire.srs that were 1 15 are new lit.
MghtUreeses that were II .0 are new hoc.
n urn uresaes mat were Si are new l.
1 liomlse that were 11 are ten,
Chemlsea that were 7ie are new inc.
Cberel.es t hit were 60c are new USe.
Xbe hemmed and tucked Drawers for 12c
te 43e. (Recording te size), and the
Drawers with Hamburg rulHi-s forSOcte
Me are again here. All with button
holes. Yeu marvel at inch Quality for ae
lltlle
Anether snrpriee Is the Drawer Jtedles at
lac, xec, 39c,
Lap Robes.
Bhtewd Horsemen were quick tn find
out that we sell mero Iteties andHorse
Clothing tban any ether house In town
fome et our Waterproof Lap Robes In
plain cloth, green, blue, brown, drab, go
te hall te-day.
l.ap liebis were SIS ue, new C 00
Lap llerej were Sie uu, new S5 0J
ljiii Hebei were I 8 en, new S4 1 11
Lap Uelics were S B (10, new S3 73
Lap Hobes were I 5 00, new 13 W
MOIIAllll'LUSU:
Plain and Mettled Colen 1
Lap Itobes were tse, new f 1
Lap Kobes were 143, new li
Lap Itebes were 1.13, new Ji
Lap uebes werd 118, new 111
Thirtceutb and Obestnut and
JMOIKB' COATS.
T
UK rilOPt.K'S OAHH 8TOKK.
Reduced Prices
-AT-
The People's Cash Stere,
Ne. Q5 Eatt King Etreet.
WE OrFUUOUKKNTlllKaTOCK OP.
Lafe' and Oiree's Ceat
ATMKK4T1.Y UKLUCKII 1'UIUKB.
Ladies' Plush Coats,
Plush Jackets,
Flush Medjeekae.
Cle:li Medjtslu and Jicttls,
Ladies' & Misses' Newmarkets,
Litliej' llivelecls and Grelchtes,
Gee. F. Bathven,
NO. 15 BAST KIKQ BTREBT,
LAWCX3TKH, l'A.
merll-lydA
rrtKKTUlNU ByitUl'.
TO MOTHERS.
Xvery bibi should have a bottle et UU.
rAUHNKY'riTaCBTtllNlJ liVlttll'. lVrfenlly
sale. Nn upturn or Merphia mixture's Will
iclte.e mile (irlplng lu tee Dowels and l'ro l're
111010 Klltlcult 'ifethlDg. I'm pan d by DltS.
1. KA1IKNKV A HOV.Utjerstewu.Md. Urug.
gltjll It 1 V5 cents.
Trial bettle tunt by mall 10 cents.
Janl-lydeedAw
IsTECAN
HKRVG YOU WKLIjANO
TV eave you money lu advertising.
u uiencv In edvcrtlslnir. Kstl.
lnateiiree,
ADTERTI8ING GUIDE-BOOKS.
The most complete und original ever Issued.
Benten reeelptut WcuuKtu pay ler packing
and ferwardlug.
Abvsrrisise WKiTiMa'ABraautTT.
.The L. JeQ, MUbonrne Advertising Agoney,
lis and ISO Cast HalUmen. street. Aaltlmem
Md.
sJHsmaaw
-AT-
WANAMAKER'S.
DrM Goods,
Theraeketta aebee keeps ap ut geta
livelier day y flay. Sunn feJka all
around an nmilng eat hew halt wrletla
carrying off tha eheteeat let of Combina
tion Kebe J we ever had.
Combination Benea at It
Uemblnattm Sebaa at B
Combination Bsbea at 8
Combination Kebe at T
Coablnstlea avebaa at s
Comblnatlenkobeaat e
ComblnaUea aebaa at IS
Tbe swlek of ward woefla akewa la two
tort, we ve lately te.fl yen of aa wail a la
aiejr.
62 inch Strlptd cbavtet, elegant, stylish,
tee a yarfl
Well worth "Se.
Werttnd Dress sendt, geina of color and
weaving. 75c, stekBdllss
Aa the market gees almost twles that,
Hiss b and Children's DreMM.
lively times among Mlaaea'
anil Chil
dren's tine and Twe flece Ureases, Many
of tha best pstterns of our suit shall go
ainau. irsemrsniasps iqwi isb i
of the story Is worth loeklug ler,
One flece Dresses 1 .
Albatross, were Ism. downteK BO
Cashmere, were SIS . down te SS CO
rianntl, were as se, down te as 75
Lawn, were Ss . down te S4 el
Lawn, were ss 75, down te IS 37
Lawn, were H M, down te He
atngham, were is te down te 14 en
um.rt.an.. ware ill en, down in ss Ce
Twe-1'lece Dresses All-Weel :
Were 118 M, down te SSOe.
Were 117 7$. down te 10 00.
Were J7 M, down te 115 00
Misses' and Children' Oeata.
Were 111 CO, down te SS SO
Were lis Si, downtesioio
Were Sis 00. flown te sie 00
Were SO re, down te 14 en
Were .0 00, down te StO
MisscB Jackets.
Bilk Sealskin Plnsb. sire 10 and 12 only ;
Were IIS 10, new 110 00
One It Cleth Jackets :
were II CO. IS 00. 16 00
New II 2 II 10, 1175
Oarpetf.
Them's quick work going en in the Car
pet section 1 will be wlille the Lewell,
lllgolew and Hartferd Brnssals at 11.10
(reduced from II. SB) and the kngllsn Brns
sls at 1115 (rednced from Sl.BO) held ent.
The goods are in fair quantity still, and
uilh border $ te match- most unusual
thliurwhen nnces are eui se snarpiyen
Uarpetsorthesoqaalltles. Styles In every
way as desirable as the latest patterns.
We have added te tha sa'e
TtventVetir I'atterm Mequtttll at St U.
fourteen I'm term belt quality WUten at
1 75 from H te.
Infants' Clothing.
Many of the low-priced things for baby's
wear alreidv alverttsed are gene bnt each
snn sees their plows filled, and tha crowd
grows bigger as yru learn the lessen of
what Is going en. Here are a few of the
new at rivals:
II V5 Leng Blips for 75c
Si us Leng Slips for koe
II M Leng Blips for St 00
1 75 Leng Blips for SI 45
II 50 Leng blips for 12 IS
1150 Cambrle Dresses for 40a
It 50 cambric D testes ter 91c.
II ?& Lawn urrsses rer 100
It 15 LengBklrts for 700
It 25 Leng Skltts for HO
Si 25 Leng aatru ler 11 7
Coatings and Oleaklnga.
Prlc s drop with the thermeireter.
1 111 polled Uerrlngbene ucatlngs,
rem II W) down te 2 W
Fine Black Cleiklngs.
rrem S3 75 down te S3 0.
Ulsterlngs, strip?". Plaids and Checks,
Ki ein 11 M dawn te 12 00
rrem tl no down te SI 50
rrem 11 75 down te II 35
rrem 11 50 de wn te II 25
Furniture.
Te-day ' Chapter Four " of enr rural rural rural
turostery. Ihls time It Is Ulnlng-Koem
Tables ltearlnmlndtiat reductions are
Irem prices that made talk In the trade.
The list new rnns :
(1) lied Itnem Bnltea :
Were 138 te K.oue
Nowiatell.uw
(2) Parler Multes :
Were lioe 10335
Mew ITS te 3IM
Market.
JiOOTS,J.U.
TTAVK YOU SEEN
Tbe Pretty and Well Mads
HOLIDAY SUPPERS
We hive for Urntlemen In Beat Alligator
colors Wack and chestnut. Our Plush and
Velvet Kmbroldeied i-llppers, at prices from
75c te 12(0 are In different colors and hand
some patterns t in styles. Opera and Kverett.
'iheOent'slmmltatlen Alligator atll.oe.and
Maroen and Tan Opera at il. are first-class
slippers for wear and oemtort. Alse a cora cera
I lete sieck et vancy slippers for ladles, mltaes
and children,,
H, Swllkcy's New Cash Stere
N0.51NOUTH QUKKN BTBKKT.
ecUl-3md
CLOSING OUT AT AND BELOW COST
TO CLOSE 11UB1NK8S.
As I bavnabent made up my mind te go Inte
tbe manufacture oltbecs, I will commence en
MONDAY, DECEMBER 10,
TO GLOBE UY BNTIUE STOCK Of
BOOTS,
Shoes & Rubbers
ATANO
BELOW COST.
dSf" Thla U a lare opportunity for the publle
te get bargains, as my entire stock consists of
the very best goods that the market affords.
Be come early and get your choice, as I mean
business and they must be sold at once.
D. P. STACKHOUSE,
BB St 80 HAET KING, ST,
LAMCABTKR. PA. aSO-lyd
FUKS, it ft
TIU MARK DOWN
IN ALL
Fur and Winter Goods.
Owing te tbe wild winter and an overstock
of Wlntftr QoeSs, we will make reductions en
all such geedsthat will pay you a handsome
lntenst en year Investment,
AN KLKOANT LINK Ot
Ladies' & Gents' Furs,
Of Every Description. First Quality Goods
Only. 1'ilcrs Guaranteed the Lewest.
MM Llaoef U01llt8 1rem(5up.
TUUNKS, TlliVKLINU ItiUS AND UU
11UKLLA1. WlllglieitCajU rrl e fata for Haw rnrs.
Stauffer&Ce.,
81 8e S3 North Queen Straet,
LANCASTER, PA.
TO-DAY
(t) MSehearwa t
Wen s te am
.. MeweasMBMs
(I) PlalagTableal
wfieewteeits
ewsxtosse
The prleasta SgBMea IxUatte Tables
are mew a beat us tawMt nmmmm ""
5Ji35 Were. Hew.
.Ill TBDN
Twain.
i-raws
JJjjJswtt
1 wM9tit(tit
ss
St
TaavtwM
is
ss
se
Twa-reet al,
T4-rea Table
in-im xmeie,
Makesnus!
'eee
Twelv-reet Tahli..,..Mt
Twelve-root Table..
lue
Ii
LineM.
. Keep la aitad what we're bees say leg et
llaeaa. Aiaieat rvry neaa waTe pnakat
eat ia taw j.taaary taie may ami esu
enraii-tlM-UBe Liaam vrieaa ere
a what yew Sad tm bnr-e4tB
area I Md Uat'a what ssest et thai
away
a
happens
stecwa
warn
in Liaema. aaaembirthlet Thtmrep x
r you of art from pries already mieu
Table LtsMaa BadLteeaa,
Tewala, BaaSkerektels.
Ant ell tte ether sects are tmtws nuhlnx
start s-4 Irish Lines for Women's Cb.
dsrwear UDtt yard as Um ssetMtsh
and above we smaraata the stu
riuew-esee Linens, te. 41, is, 00 sad N
tOBKBTBCDOLOTBB.
Than ae easr Table CevarTarkey Bed
than the "Beld Medal." Clethe el tt hava
ban Si a yard. That' about the Dew Tetk
?iiee new. We'va two sUes-IX and 4
area long-that shall go for ft te aad (1 te
each-less thaa Me a yard t
BlaWkete, Ite.
Our anUra stock cfvtry flne Blanket
Oatlferala and Minnesota la down te
prleee lower than we eea'd buy them for
te-day.
Moderate priced Blanket for vary little.
10 4 Bltaket is U, from N 00
lit Blanket 00, from 4H
is,i Blanket ofrem ite
IM Blanket 10 00, from u 00
A let et very heavy Blankets, IK yards
wlde. 7H pounds the pair. 15. Weiblnk
tbsmtke equal of aay f750 Blanket oat eat
side ear store.
Oempere. That's the simple and eertaln
way te get at the exact facta la Blankets
or anything else, rer example, you will
And 11-t " Manpose " Blankets advertised
at M. aad ll-t'1 MartDesaCadvertlaadat
10 outside. Onr vrlese for precisely the
same geed are f te and 17 te.
latPOBTXD DOWX COMrOBTABLBB,
Filled with gem
mnlne sea-bird furs. Made
in tee vary b 1st way tl
mads abroad. VeatUai
mat suen goea are
atlaa holes, ana the
quilting ae braided ever aa te give addi
tional atreagthand make certain that tbe
aewn won-isaea.
BrS ft te from 111 50
1x7 It 111 50 irem 15.
Other In Mine proportion.
Beeks.
Them' stilt a scattering of Beeks that
suffered from the 1I llday handling. If
yen have any nse for them the price won't
signify, and nine ttmee In ten you won't
see why they are counted in with the
"damaged" crowd.
Beeks for little folk.
Besks for big folks.
Almest any kind Anions; them them these
nanosemeiy
QUAUTOJ.
r Illustrated
Publisher's Our
Price. Prtes.
Wild Animal tn Captivity,
40 photographs 1710 I1S0
zxampies 01 aeeent an, a
piates
175
1 10
2 00
1 15
4 75
BOO
(00
4 tO
750
7 50
BOO
600
101
160
IB
A Bunch of Violets, 17 plates.. S 75
uip vsn winai.rispiaies euu
A bay 1i earn, SB plates 6 00
A Blessed Damezel, se plates.. 15 00
American Art, is plates. 15 00
Imported New Ktchlngs, 7
pletee...... ............ ......... 7 50
Bepresaatatlve
jttehlnas. 10
slates a 10 00
piai
Dusseldorf Uallery It te
Character sketches from Dick
ens, 8 plates ,,...lB0O
French Btcblngs, 10 plate 10 te
Kurepean JCteblngs.V2plates..lS 00
AtalaUere 44 plates
nature's Halllulh, S plates. 0 00
One Year's Sketch Boek, 41
pltC8etae ) 00
JOHN WANAMAKER..
BOOTa AND BHOK3.
E
ARLT CLOSING,
The Only
(Except Williamson roster.)
That Closes Every Evening at
6 O'clock
(Kxcept Henflay ana Saturday )
w
Solicits Yeur Patronage.
sfi f yen wish te encenrage the Karly Clea
lag Mcvemeut and bhert Working tleurj
Patronize the firms who Clese garly.
Tie Oae-Filte Guh Howe,
d
Tki lata of Lew Priett
IK
BOOTS & SHOES
Ne. S Eut King Street,
LANCA8TBK. fA.
ESTATE OF JOHN T. MAOQONIQL.K,
lau of LancaaUr city, deeeaaed. Let
ter testamentary en sold estate having
been granted te the undersigned, all per
sons indebted thereto are requested te meke
lmmedlau payment, and these having claims
or demands against the same, will present
them without eiay ler settlement te the un
dersigned, residing tn Lancaster, Pa.
ALIUS K. MaaOUONIQLB.
M1CUAKL MacUONIQLV.
J no. A. Cot! a, Bxnentera,
Attorney. nKTItdru
XT OMK TESTIMONY THE BEST.
Mr. Feur Weldman, Se. us Writ Straw,
berry street, Lancaster, ra.says hebidpneu hebidpneu
iueDla very esd t suffered from the effects of
It ever two year; used let et medicines, and
wai treated by several physicians, but did
net get any relief. Ue tried COCUKAN'a
COUuHCUBB and three IB cent slxe bottles
CUBBDhlm. Fer sale at
COUMBAM'S DBUO ITOBB,
117 A ll Xeru Qmeea it., Lancaster, Fa.
Tu,tk,
Shee Stere ie the City
FREY
ECKERT
jyK. e. Hehkxvm
CBLXBBATSD
Varmlf ug, for Worms.
MeTaaaa aaae.
wAflrew DewBlag, of Craebaiv IvswBahaa
yeMBMaoenty, give fete chUfla iiaifg
fal eftkageaulae Dr. C. Metani Oanaiwlia
TwmUBeAaKflaiMpaaawS in wenwe. mSR
SMvMstwpmiUeawf the 4ese shesasssi
fleas of
CUebraaisl Var-
yeara elfl,aad B
170B ner wmv
whlehbrewght
iss wetsM
im aeeasis
eurad a bettie eftta (reatntasTBr. tt tiiuBvi
Vemirage aad adVslatad it. nSEid
fiaasad a laswa fi.ttitw as
mw Iters waa aa heartr aa eaa- m
tea
Pamwta wnh inft niflMM
shMM aMkamsu wkea there la aay
jwavaanrvan WVlflaWa U IUOT WaaalaS Sal WSBBSS.
iftanagthagaailne Dr. e. MaLaaew Tecaat.
tug. ItnavwMltsaadUparfwMlysaSa,
.."slateearttfyttatl waa tmbMdwHha
wmwemformeretaaaeisasoBtM. I triad
" nun reBMws rer uis tartiMe aatie-
tew,hutwliheatbslB able te
wiiaeathtlBg able todaatrerit. I
.!?!! ettka iMsntna br. u. Melee's
bnt -w I jee aceerdlsg todtree tedtree
.'!J1. the feral t waa 1 eisefiargsdewa
v.aaaa. m aw i nnMHIVH.,
1 assail enas.
Bas.ax.gceTT.
Pri-e ss eeaU a bettie.
enulne.
Insist eafcavtag tha
(4)
cLurniita.
GKKAT RRDDOTION DDR1NQ THK
MKXTB1X1TUAYS.
MeOBAWN fe KOWLVIf,
MBBOHAMT TAILOIS-HO. U WMT KIMS
TBKXT.
WW offer their mil 'stock et Overceatings
aad Battings at greatly reduced price.
aaaaaA.-.f.a...SSS-
T
CLOTHING BUYERS.
66-L.GansmaniBre.-68
NORTH QUIEN BT,
Oar Big Bednctlen Bale of
Overcoats and Ulsters
Continues te attract the attention et
every shrewd purchaser.
The Bargains we new offer cannot be equaled
in lbs whole ceuntry:
Kxamtne enr large assortment of Overcoat
at te, t8,u, IB.
Kxamtne enr flne assortment at 16, 8,tle,rli,
its.
Onr Ulster or Bterm Overcoat rednced new
te 4 10, (5,10,18, 110.
Tkey in Geed Value for tin Memj.
Mea'g, Beys' & CkUdrei'i
SUITS
Frem the Cheapest Grade te the finest at a
Corresponding ttednctloe.
Before buying Clothing see enr Immense
stock. We nave an assortment that cannot be
equaled and prices that cannot be matched.
L. GANSIAN A BRO,
MANUTACTUBlKQ CLOTUIBBB,
B. W. COB. MOBTH QUEKN A OKANOE BT.
BE WAltK-Hnme stores claim te be or have
connection with outs. Loek only for the
Benthwest Cerner North tlueen and orange
street.
M
TERM KATHFOH.
CLOTHING
-AT-
AFTER CHRISTMAS
PRICES.
ThU Is the Time You'll Want te
Buy at Lew Prices.
We're 1'rerarcd rer Tour Demands With
GOODS WELL MADE
ANO
PRICES RIGHT.
-SB- You'll net expect such a large arsort arsert
ment at this seaien, but there' enough yet te
please j ou.
Myers & Rathfon,
BKLIABLB CLOIHIKBS,
NO. 12 BAST KING ST., '
LANOABTkR PA.
w
ILIilAMBON ft FOSTER.
All PreTloes Efferts Surpassed.
There has been no equal te
OUR USIFORM SURRENDER OF PROFITS,
THK riUUUBSON THK QABMENT TICKET
tell the morn rBtCB.
TUB FIQUBE8 ON THE TAG TELL TUB
BUYKBS'fUlCES.
Cem) Early for the Largest Selection.
Beys' AU-Weel Caaslmere Back Suit, fieih
new stock. Old price, us 1 new price, 111.
Our 11.60 Derby Dress Hat tn all proportion
and alxes. Have them te suit old or young
men. The quality Is geed and gives tha best
satisfaction for the money. They de net break
or fade.
Cent's Dress aievea from 750 te 1125
Sent's Angera Weel from (Ue te 11.50.
Cent's Working Gloves from 15c te 1 00
Gent's All-Wett Gloves and Mitt from 15e
te 75c
Gent's Neckwear la all styles from SSe tell.
Uent's All-Silk Muniers from 75c tell CO.
We also Invite yenr Inspection of enr Un
derwear and Bhlrt department.
WHAT YOU WANT.
We have Juit what you are looking for,
A Bhee cheep In price bnt rich In appear
ance. It Is made up In Squire Tee and of Den.
gela Kid, latest style, flexible seies, at 11.50.
Jaaeea, a. auass. aiww. 1
lBgWBlae Dr. tX MeLkne'i
R"mi! (MM of tic
aaotierseM U tbeaaaeekn.
" w sbssj awMbH
aWawmrsaa
Williamson ft Fester's,
18. 34, 36 A: 38 E. KING ST.,
I.AMUABTBB, PA.
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