is;
MKrtjOt':?
aWC-
im'M-
tut xmtmn afeMtea,
IIM.
VIMWt! mm nnasur
iMJMtftrt .A set
I; ! Mat they propose
l roc m behuba-
fcfttsrstetd ttuX 8ter
, that Mm reansjl.
.which Um PwDsyl-
tfjwtM. would be
WilewReimWlcan sen-
It thtVtf Fftwsjinmta, aenaters
iMMthatUMy would net
;aad that Edmuedi basde-
prereat the oeaalderation
i before tee lourtuei
against time when in
'HobaUraKead deal of color
lytefan. ItpntaeurFennsylranla
-a Tary novel position ana
r their shoulders a mantle of
danUs whltenesi. Yet It is
I toweled en a fair basis of fact.
r aata that Senater llear, of Massachu-
wasrday joined Senater Blddle-
m TOtlnf with the Democratic
i for a executive sessien: and it
Jslatliami that there Is net a unanimous
tsstegMMBC the Republican senators
MBfthteonnete be pursued upon the
faailaf aeffilnatiens.
II te xeatdlngly probable that Senater
Qsjtf wtims te let Senater Edmunds
VhsfcsihS) te him upon a question of political
MM?, Pea which he has confidence that
in wa opinion is the better of the two;
Mi Maund is noted for his unwilling
lle fellow and bis disposition te be
Quay and Cameren serve
l en the ancient mariner from the
iBBOuntaini that his day at the
I helm In the Senate has passed.
Be M retire himself te his law books
MoeBtent himself with being used as
mrthetity upon constitutional and
In practical politics he
i guide at the outset of the
i administration, wherein the
tslsja eus)Hniuif power of the Senate is
te te i great ktver.
Uli probable indeed that Quay seizes
I tarty opportunity, while yet under a
i administration, te tell Ld-
te will net be permitted te
i Senate's political machinery in
tMtatar. It Is net likely that Quay
tmms much about the Democratic nornl nernl nornl
MstecM pending, or that be will vote te
t many of them, it he is given a
But be wants Edmunds te un-
L that hereafter nominations are
mlt te te choked off but are te be con cen con
SjateMd w their merits.
Ilia a situation In which naturally tbere
HWM aria the clash that we are told or.
Yte tosttten taken by Quay that the
mamlaatkms should be considered is one
Hmtte might be expected .te take; and
. by Edmunds is also natural te
e, narrow-minded and bigoted
.iQsJaj'a position is unquestionably right,
r hai prompted It. The nenii-
et te the Senate by the presl
entitled te Us prompt con-
i and te early approval or rejec-
Hm. Senater Quay truly describes as
mttleal Msamlnatlen a policy that
MnaMf aa opposing majority in
Ite Senate te bury nominations until the
teAjDf a presidential term. It the Senate
Betttblicans desire te say that Democrats
r'atoUnet be put into vacant efllues after
MmmUmmWIma
& WAtJiflUAn M aT?Antihllnn nrAiManf flint
rv nuuirjcuv iug uuiuiuuviuuaiur
" that reason; but if they are unwilling te
;;ms)are this opinion they should consider
,'ltte Bommatlens made te them, and give
vmmm ether substantial reason for relect-
ri .
taagwrai.
3j. Te Step Hrenadless Suits.
MkTt .UL. till !.. .ll I
-r-! wuuiu ue men Ji we uuu a inuuuui
.function it would be te decide
t suits may be.breugbt. We de net
tte;hava sufficient protection against
let malevolent and silly suitors.
Vheelaim that they have been damaged,
any foundation for the claim,
t who cause a great deal of trouble
i te the persons they accuse,
i transparent groundlessness of
claim has an opportunity be be
This reflection Is prompted by
fh .tlM nit brought by the Eden township
jajf of election against a number of
citizens of the township,
them with Interfering with the
i; and bringing them up te the city
kfj crowd of witnesses te a hearing
Mere Alderman Deen; who found the
'am an sriniiiiillnas tlml 1m nmmnilii He
"--v . -- uv rv"ru; .w
tsusna it, though politically In sympathy
-Wish the complainant. The fact is that
Jte latter has been Indicted for refusing
te take a lesal vote and them
J. Stl SL ptaar PftflA nnrntnal. lilm
He brought this suit against his
XOBsars hoping te frighten them into
; WtoaJenlng the complaint against him.
rAai mjeh malevolent and causeless suits
'Sum an often brought and cause se mur.ii
i Ml Uj tmnhlA tl fhn fnlaalv nnnniiul
far which they receive no compensation,
m tc prompt the wish that tribunals
I te erected te summarily suppress
jla
-vr
'. )u AfjaesueBOTueaa.
' Bai New Yerk World tells Gen. liar.
i . . Mt m ... ... ... ...
wwmm av n ui kue ujg ueau." xue
I tt thinks u what hurt President
1, baaing Its opinion upon the
uat am carried .New Yerk
1 did net; which result it
te the relative nersenal nnnn.
ImmvoCttetwo.
F TA; 9m m ttltalit nnfniiiinU lllr.,nAf - .
te'mmeml belief being; that 11111 was
aafc4 hv Mu llnnnr Intitmf en.1 k
kf jpiaml Impression being that Mr. Clave-
f.mmM mm net emj Digger neaa man 11 m
f rmjm totter character as well. The
Wert might mere appropriately cry,
tmjerltta citation of authority, " Benja.
miKarrieen, beware of geed character."
my, vwrwana may nave Deen amicted
i j1 ' ag aeaa - unaer vne world's un-
mmg ei u, as a conaiuen'.of bead
.immirne the owner te think and
eteatk he wielded a bltreer uewsr
, ft tmalfar baa. In a certain sensa
IIMP te ekaifed against Mr. Cleve-
i jaeuee. lie perhaps did
eat consideration te ether
i eptaleaa and pay due regard te
mtesme tehisTietn.
mil a dlepeelttea which attcnli
administrators, te fellow
'Itemm tfrmemmvAmemm tomtit
vFVem JWejMlpTiiimW
M. their -Inftrmcnt te geed.
?WerH'i eptnkm k that Mr.
Ctetewedi jedgment was bad u
the matter of the tariff agita
tion upon which he took his stand.
Bat as be carried with him a majority of
the people and came very close te carry
lag a majority of the electoral votes, It is
evident that there is net much room te
denounce his Judgment nor much cause
te deride his big head. It General Harri
son comes out as well from all his
ventures be may congratulate himself.
m
Tnis British ptreel pest tyttem will
probably be Uken m a model for tbe
addition ei this feature te enr postal service
when It Is decided te try it. According te
the ManvfacluTtr the Brlllih system In
volves the following purllenlars: The limit
of weight In parcels te be sent by pett la
eleven pennds. Me parcel may exceed
3 feet 0 inches In length, or, with length
and girth combined, may exceed 0 feet It
la required that the package aball be dli dli
tlDelly marked en the left-hand top corner
" Parcel Pest" It muat net be posted in a
letter-box, bnt muit be handed te a earrler.
Tbe postage must be prepaid with stamps.
Fer less or damaee compensation te tbe
extent of one pound may be claimed, or of
flve pounds or ten pounds by the payment
of itiauranoe feea of ece penny or two penee
reapectlvely. Meney ts carried from tome
of tbe cllieea in large cltlta when the pottage
of a certain number of articles ameunta te
twenty shillings, and In cartaln' provincial
towns when it ameunta te Ave pounds.
The charge la tbe same for all dlatancea.
m i
Tuk potltlen te tbe Initiators elee
where published may aoued very absurd,
butltiibardly mera ae than many pre
peailsthat have reoelvod attention from
the Leglalature ; ler example, the 120,000
seend edition of Iho book en blrdaet l'enn
eylvanl, based ou no better reason than
tbe large demand ler It. Tbe dlMetnlna dlMetnlna
tlen of utelul knowledRO was tbe orna
mental reaaen offered, but tbla would alae
jaatlfy tbe distribution frce of onoyolo enoyolo oneyolo
pmitlaa and dlctlenatlcp. The demand was
tbe real roaaen, BQd it would ntae Justify
the consideration by the Iifglalature of
Ihli potltleu for cake money wbleh might
bomademoroforolbleby the lnsortlen of
the follewing:
WiiitnEAS (30,000 has been appropriated
for free distribution in the abnpe of books
obent blrda, (30 might a properly .be dis
tributed in unoenvorto t cash.
We therefore pray, Ae.
m m m
Tue oenfeaalon of a highly reipected
young woman that alie deltbcratcly and
without any reason eet flre te the barn of
ber ad op ted inother should net be aoeepted
aa proof that ahe la the criminal. Tbore
have begn tee many Instance of the do de do
llberato assumption or guilt by innoeont
people who wlalicd te shield the gullty,rmd
recent exhibitions et the power that may
be exercised by un unscrupulous and
trained expert in nervous dlnordern suggest
tbe possibility of kouie application of the
inUuene3 known as bypnetlini. 1 1 la mero
natural te jump at oueo te the oon eon oen
oluslon that Iho girl is losane ; and
this may preve te be tlioeajo.buttho burning
of the ether barus in that put of the county
would hardly be explained by that theery.
The wbole caae Is nttreotleg wide nttontlen
aa one of the most rcinarkable en roeord and
we await with Interest the newa of a con
tinuance of barn burning. If It has atopped
for geed, then It may boeonoludodtbat Miss
Weaver, aine or insane, or horaeir or as an
involuntary agendas otseattr.l te the barn
burnlugs ; and the question will be, bow T
Bpealallsta have llttle treuble In making a
certain elasi et hysterical patlents de
methodically aud naturally Just whatever
they are told te de.
m
1'BItSONAU
rJUNATortHiMONlUMKneMWlllcolehrato
his ninetieth birtbdav en unit Friday.
Mil. W. H. ar.iDSie.NK, the eldest son or
Hen. W. 1Z, Oladstoue, Is eerletibly ill at
Hawarden.
(iKMJCUAt, (lEOltfUi B. Wir.LIAMS, of
Indiana, has been duoemted by the Ktnpo Ktnpe Ktnpo
rerof Jjpau with the orderuf tbe Itlstug
Sun. Oenernl WllllnniH was at ene tlme
United Htates tulnlater te Japan, and later
organized a financial system for that
country.
1'rksident (Ji.ru m.AM nnd Oouersl
Harrison have ugroed 03 this pregramme
for lnauunratleu dur: Alter lhaoerumonloa
at the capltel the cx-prcsldent will return
te the cxoettlvo mansion with the presi
dent. After Unlit rMresliuients, te which
noguests will be Invlled, Mr. Oleveland
will take leave of Presldmit Uarrlsen und
drive te the rosldenco of Boeretary 1'ulr
child. President Unrrlseu will proeord te
the revlewlng stand In front of tue Wblte
llouse and review the Innugural prnocsslen.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland will net be present
nt the inaugural ball. They will go te New
YetK ou Tuesday or Wednesday,
l'rcdlclatjenie C1idi;c.
Fiein the Kew Yerk Tribune.
A promlnent Kplsoepil clergyman of this
city, who knows whereof he speakr, aays
that tbe organle character of the Kplaoepal
cbureh in thla country will be radically
uiuuiueu uuimg ine next row years, it
111, he says, drop its present title, and au au au
aumetbonameot tbe "Amer lean Church."
Its general oecvontlou will beoemo a
general synod, and will meet oueo in ten
years inatead of trlennlally. Fer the pur
poses of legislation the wbole church will be
tllvlded up into a number et provinces,
each with an archbishop and with a pro
vincial synod which will meet annually.
Tbe Brobblahep of Mew Yerk will be the
primate, holding the esuie rotation te the
chureb aa the Archbishop et Canterbury
holds te the Anglican ohureh. In fact the
Anglican theery of church governuiont
will be cleaely copied. Uathedrals will
spring up, havlngdcans, sub-deans, canons
and prebendaries ; and archdeacons will be
placed in obarge of diocesan districts te act
as tbe eye et the blahen. ' Kvcu
te day, he says, lllshep Petter Is prrtetlMlly
the prlmatoef the Kplsoepal ohureh, and or
virtuoefbts personal cbsraeter and nillclal
position wields an all-pourerrul iniluence
tnrougbeut the chureb. And when New
Yerk ereets its splendid eithcdral, the
lulluenoeot the metropolitan blohep will
be tromendously iucreaacd. Whother this
elergyman'a inrerences are all correct or
net, the prosent tendency cr the Kplscepal
church certainly seems te be lu the direction
he has lndlcated. And Bishop Hunting
ton's pretest against consolidating the
dlcoeBos of this state into a province will
probably be Inelleetual.
Ultil el Ucr Weunil.
Mrs. Labee, the H-year-eld wife who was
stabbed lu PMersen, N. J., en Thnreday by
ber husband, Tnuis Labee, died Friday
mernlug. Betere ber death she stated that
she did net knew why the deed was com
mitted. Tunis Lab90, the murderer, was arraigned
belore JUoerder Oreav6s. He ldentitied
the bloody kulre which he uted te stab hla
wife and said he purchased it Wednesday
morning for "family purpeaee." When he
way Ukon te the county Jail several oilleors
bad te use tbelr batons te keep back tbe
crowd and make room for Labee and his
guards. Cries of "lynch him" were fre
quently heard, but they had no clltjet upon
the Btelld bearlng of the prisoner.
' m m
Tbnrsieu vbesea 1'rnUleui.
The National League et Republican clubs
In Uiltlmore en Friday cleeted Judge Jehu
M. Thuraton, el Nebraska, president, A. II.
Humphrey, of New xerk, was re-olceted
secretary, and Phlneas O. Lounsbury, of
Connecticut, treasurer. The convention
adjourned finally after adopting resolutions
thanking tbe elllcers of the leacue and
Chairman W. W. Dudley, of Ibe National
campaign committee, for tbelr work during
tbe last campaign. Nashville, Tenu,, was
selected aa tbe uext place et ineetlng.
m si
Mar VuHliOfdirtd te SUdsgsirar.
Ordera bave been issued for the Bwatara,
of tbe Seuth Atlantie atatlen, and the Ka.
terprlse, of tbe Kurepean station, te pro pre pro
eeel te Madagascar for tbe protection of
Amerlean Interests 'J his action 1 in ac
cordance with the suggestion of Secretary
or Bute Bayard, contained in a rocent
report te the president in regard te the con.
dltien of ailalrs in that country,
assav Maur-atui
a MMteg rr (MtMses en mm ssSmm
vr aBif .-
The Turf, yield and Farm tern net take
kindly te tbe Half-mile Track a oelatlea,
whleh was organlted In this elty recently,
and II aays t
Tbe National Half. Mile Traek aad Aavl
outturn! Fair esseclatlnn was seeestaRly or
ganlrcd for tbe besefll et ene IndtvidB!,
andtbrtlls tbe lump of brass whleh la te
aetes secretary and treasurer. Under the
by-lawa "lbs secretary shall receive all
moneys remitted te tue association," and
pay them "ever te tbe treasurer." and "be
rosy, en bia own order alie, draw from
tbe treasury such funds as may be neces
sary te meet tbe current expenses of
tbe association." All lines "shall im
mediately upon collection be paid te
the treasurer," and no horse snail be
allowed te perform en a traek et tbe asso
ciation without pay Ing te tbe secretary (1
for an "cfllclat certificate" of description.
At all trotting meetings the as eretary ehall
appoint some one, presumably himself, te
"set as presiding judge, exercising general
supervision" and "be shall be paid a salary
et net less than 110 per day and expenses."
The framer of the rules took precious geed
oare te leek out for himself. He la te oal eal oal
leot the money, de with It as he pleases, te
vlrtuaUyprealde in'tfae judges' stand and te
pay nimaeu "net leaa man iu a uay ana
expenses for se doing." Thesalsrymsybe
as much as (60 a day, but never "less than
(10 perday and expenses." Is tbe secretary
and treasnrer fend et champagne, and
doea be rcqulre a special ear In travel
ing from p'ace te place? Were
there no practical business men In
tbe Iianeistbr convention? The rules
am full et absurdities. In one place we are
told that "luorulesof the National Tretting
association shall govern the membersef this
association," and en tbe very same printed
psge a conflict with the National Tretting
assoelatlou is made. A fine imposed en tbe
grounds of n member of the N, T. A. must
be sent upon collection te Hartferd. Hew,
then, can tlie half.tnlte' tracks use the N.
T. A. machinery and yet allow their secre
tary te pocket the tines? Tbe rulea of tbe
N. T. A, rrqulre tbat'lbe tloeo of every
beat in a public race Hhell be taken and
Elaceil in tbe rcoerd. The rules adopted at
iincusler prevldn that tlme slower than
2M5 aball net be rtoerded. In ether words,
tlme Is te be hiipprcsted en tbe bslf-mlle
traeks, and ovary lierwj winning n heat
alower than 2:15 Is te he madn u outlaw.
Uwnera who stand well with the N. T. A.
will be slew te walk Inte auch a clumsy
trap. When sonslble tneu bee the logics!
drill of ntlalrs they will htHltalote prolong
the llfe of the half-mlte track aMoclatlen.
Was llrakemnn llioienou Mnrderfri
Bralccuian Harry Thompson, whose
manitled holy war found en the railroad
en Wedntsday ovenlng, at Coatesvllle, Is
new belloved te have been murdered, the
coroner's physlclin having declared that
anme of the outs must have been made with
a knlfe.
A flO IN 1HH FKNOK.
Didst nover observe when a plx In the 1 juce
Bands forth his most pitiful snout,
Haw all of his uolgbbera betake lhexsclvrs
tbuuce
7e punish htmoreliOKeli out?
Whut a hnbbub they raise, se that olhera afar,
May knew hla condition, nnd bence
Cema running te Jein tbein In adaini n etai
Te the pic tint Is fast In tbofencoT
Well, slnn mc netnU el thocreatitrei thatbe,
Who nna tuemselvrs stlcumu bolwnen
The rails of the feiice, anil who atrh e te KOt
rree.
Whlle the world Is still shoving lliein In I
Who find that the favor they incet with dc-
penas,
Net 1111 worth, but en dollars ana cents.
And that 'tis but low who prove tbeinselves
mends
Te the pig that Is fast In the fence,
J'eem Hit notion tllebc.
n
It takoialeud baby te waSe up a sleoelnjt
can butlttakrs but llltle of tir. null's Itaby
Byrup toijulel thntuMiy, nnd It requires only
ii cunts te buy n bettlu el that well known
remedy,
'lhn lonser the npolejty tbe "lively yeuns;
man" mulcts ler bfs mnruliiR boadacbe, the
worsemaltors iIH uppem. Hllimce and l.axa l.axa
der ntu tbe soverulKu iciuudtes for this pecu
llarklud et ioidntiie.
KEUOIOU1,
REIiiaiOUS HKHVIOES WILL BE
hula In the following churches en Sun
day, In lliu meinliiK at lu:ui,lii tlie evening
at 7 10. Sunday school ut 1 i" p. in. When the
ijuur is ijut'iuiib u is speciaiiy neica:
Ciivnuu or Uoe Ueinui et l'rlute nnd Ur-
aiiKii. l'rayorincetliiKutep. in.
0iimT I.utiiiiiax uhuiiuu West King street,
K. L. Heed, pastor.
MsNNeniTis. Cerner of Kat (Jlimtnut ana
Bhermun stroets, at'ip. lu. l'roavhlUKlubeth
innKiinses iy lilHUnp isaie Hiy.
rnsssrri:niAM Mkmuhul CnnncH, Bentb
Queen street, 1 homes 'lliempsnn pastor.
elivbt Uavtist Uuvnea. Kast VI no near
Uiihe street. Hunday soheolalllp 111.
St. I.uku'h KsreiitfHO Murlutui Avunue.llev.
Win. V. Llchlllnr, pin ter. Hely cnumunlen,
by Itev V. y K lttlt. bunduy BOhoel nt t p,
m. rervlce In the Uerumn laiiKuajfeut 6.30 p.
in , l'rel. It. C. Behtedt, enicliilluK
esaoHDlCvAMicLieALCiiuncn Sundayschent
at at i p, 111. 1 etuiK pouple's nnelluK at 6 30
p. in.
Umitkd jinBTunsH in Ouribt (Cevenaht),
West UruiiKO und Concord atmots-ltev. .1. 11.
funk, pastor. In Urn morning tiy Uev. J. llilt llilt
zell and ovenlng by Hev. U. If. Dehuer, Praise
mnutlnttatC.lBii. m
KvAsuaLieAL t Irst Church (Oerman) North
Waturairret. Uev. . r. I.ehr, pastor. X'lench
lnln theineruliiKln the Ueruiun langunKe,
mid evcnlnif In the KukIIsu linguattu, Hun
duv Bchoel utua.ni. luung people's meetlng
utup in
Bt. Paul's IIbiermud-Uiiv. J. W.ttcmtnKer,
pastor. PeiiK hbivIce at u 15 p. m.
rinST ltHrullMBUCUUUUll. itev. J. M. Tltzel,
1). U , pastor.
Bt. Paul's M. k. Cuuncu-Uharlps Ke&aa, pas
tor. 'the Lord's rupuur In the morning,
ouuKiiepio'H umntliiKiU tl p in.
ssavn.ES at the Y, M.O. A. at 'J 3D a. in. ana
S.) p. in.
rinsT M. K. cnuneu. Uev. J. 11. T. Gray, pas
ter. Mlsslenttiy Uuy Class meetlnKS at v a. m.
1 p. m. aunQav echoel intislenary nunlversary,
8 Is p in Uhrlsttan cu.dcnver prayer meetlnir,
jriusT IJaitist. Kast Uliestnut itroet. Snn.
day school at a p. m. 'ILu Lord's Hupporlntlie
Uinrnlnif.
Wbstsks 11. K. Ciiuncn K. f. Uurke,
pastor. leuiiK peeple'ii meitlna; at 6 30.
KAsrMusiesM, li. OuuKcn -auuday tchoel
at 'J p. in.
Oiuiea l.UTiisiUK. Cerner of North Queen
and James an ueu ltev.U. K.UI11 Houpt, pas
tor. Meinlu Ulhle clssittt9 lAa.111. Buuday
school nnnlvtuuryat i p in. lutautbaptldui
atter service.
Bt. Jeun'b LumKiUK. llev. II. r. Alleman
I). U. pan ter. Bdbbuth school at Bt. Jehn's at
1.13, and ut Uetwata Memerial chapel at "1
p. in.
lRinirr LUTnsrjm-ltev. C. I fry, pastor.
Bystcmatlc bunt ilcuneu Hay.
1'RKSBrrmiiAN Uev. J. V. Mitchell, I). 1),
pastor 'Ilia Lord's Bupperln thoiuerolDR
AlenAvuii J. Mux llark.U. 1., pastor, bun-
uay icuuuj ui s ji iu.
-n.
H
OW TO HAVIC Id KU
What Is a con jh T 11 U an Irritation of the
threat nnd luuus. Vt hit causes It T Uenues
tlen. Hfain tbe ronxcstlen, trio Irritation
ceases nun me ceuiju 19 cuiea. nut new te
step tfcoceiiKCStlm 1 Ah, therels Just whom
phslctansha alnays beenpuzzUa. Uutlt
must be checked, or pneumonia, quick con
sumption or souie torrfelo pulmonary treuble
111 fellow. Bome doctors Klve cod liver oil,
ethers cough syrups, but the mejt advanced
pioscrlbe aUmuluuts. Nature muit be as
Btstcd. Pure whiskey will de It. Boe what
physicians say 1
I'ref Austin Flint, or Ilellovue (New Toik)
CoUcke. sarsi "ahe judicious ute or alco
holic siluiufunts Is ene of the Btrlklna; charac charac
terlittcael progress In the practice of u.edt u.edt
clne durliiR tbe lest 1ml r century."
l'rotesser lleury A. Mutt, el New Yerk, says :
"The purity et Uutly's l'nre Mult Whisky (as
elmplu analytical tests will readily eonvlnce a
physician 01 an expert) should certainly rec
uuimend it te the highest publle favor."
Hurry's l'ure Alali whisky is a certain cure
nnd preventive of congestion ana should ba
kept In eery family. It Is sold by all drug.
(,'Uts and dealers, no sure and secute the gen
utne, ft)
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POWDER.
l Imports a brilliant transparency te the
akin. Uomevcs ull pimples, 1 ruckles ana 01.
oeloratlons, ana makes the skin deituately
son ana beautiful. It contains no lime, white,
lcfidorartenlc In three shades, piak or nesh.
whlteanabranetuj. '
rOU BALK OT
All Druggists nnd Faney OoetiB
Donlera ilvoryvrbexe.
-SW AKK Of lUITATlONB.fJ
aprje-iva
WAtfAMAXBmVM
rtLLmu,lmtmr,MMrmvk.
Scotch "Llama" Tennis
Flannels. The canny spinnera
and dyers and weavers have
done their prettiest
Delicate checks, plaids and
stripes. Nothing glaring. Qual
ity, weight, width just as you'd
cheese.
Fer men's wear, for women's
wear, for children's wear, for
any use where you want a soft,
neat, long-lived, unshrinking
flannel.
69 styles at 60c
57 styles at 50c
These dainty satln-ptriped
Flannels close by are the latest
comers from ever-sea.
Northeast of centre.
March Boek News is ready ;
portrait of Frank R. Stockton,
and Emma Lazarus ; 52 pages,
5c, 50c a year. Yeu won't
guess its value from the price.
wneever reads hook jnews
knows what books are worth.
The book-seller wastes his time
if he haggles with a Boek News
reader.
Boek News net only keeps
you informed about books as
they come from the press, but
helps you te get them where
ever you are almost the same
as if you were in the most lib
eral bookstore in the land.
Near Thirteenth street entrance.
A racket in Ruching,
Neat, handsome styles of
just the sorts every woman is
always wanting, and a quarter
dropped from the prices.
At 10 cents a yard:
Unubla row of crops llsse, floss edge,
cream and whits,
One row et crepe line, cnoiew ellh
cord, cream ana white.
At 1 2 cents a yard :
Twe rows crepe llsse finely crimped,
Twe rows floss, cream, white, blne.
Twe rows murr. with fancy geld or sil
ver braid, white and cream.
1 tree row s crepe llsse, fun pattern, fl no
crimplnif, white, cream, pink, blue,
blaok-and-whlte.
Chestnut street side, east of Main Aisle.
Black Velvet Ribbon at half
price ! There, where the thick
est crowd is.
Ne. 0. ploet edge, 150.
NO' 19, pteet and plain, UOc
Ne. 16, plcet and plain, 25c.
Kast Transept.
There are plenty of times
when the onlygcerrect Hat is a
Silk. $6.25, $4 a rarely geed
one at $4. Maybe a mite less
glossy and an atom coarser
than the higher cost ones, and
very likely without some brim
twist or crown-bulge of a Knox
or Heath, but a wonderful Hat
for $4.
The fashion in Derbies leans
te smaller sizes. Wc arc ready
with Spring styles.
' A Hat store with light in
every corner ; a stock that will
bear looking at, and prices that
will bear comparing.
Thirteenth and Market streets.
Four hundred mere el the
$5, $6, and $7 Framed and
Glazed Artetype Engravings at
$2.50 each. The last. Yeu
can't get frame and glass te
order for anything like $2.50.
llasement, Market street side, uerthsutt el
centre.
Hair Brushes. A biggish let
specially get. Solid back and
geed bristles, honestly drawn,
at about the price el Tampico
grass or whalebone splinters.
Grades thathave a right te
be 50c te $3.50 are te day 35c
te $2.50.
Seme at 25 cents that are ex
ceptional value.
Centie of the store.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
TOBACCO.
A FINEI'IKUKOr
CHEWING
TOBACCO
IB 1NDKKU A LUAUIU.
FINZER'S
Old Honesty.
Cemes as near being a flue plece or l'LUQ
TOUACCO as It 1 possible te make It, ana
is known as a
STANDARD BRAND
AMONG DKALKttS.
We are aure that ONE THIiL will Convince
Yeu of lu Merit'.
9Luekfci the ltd U, tin tagoneicb p!ui;,sM
J no. Finzer & Bre.'s,
LOU1SVILLB, KV.
12M0U1
RADIATOUH, or ANY MAKE OR DE
slgn, can be Inrnlthed at reasonable
figures, by JOUN DEBT, IZ3 Kast rnlten
street. inZtfa
TjlfRRiAND WATKIt.
Fire and Water.
slightly Bamaged Stock of
Millinery, Notions, Etc.
I am selling-at very Lew 1'rlcea
TO CLOSE OUTESTIRE STOCK,
P. WEIKBL.
mail U&
-SCmmSEm
lOOAANDBaTOl
D. F. Stacriheuse,
S8 and 30 last King 8t.
1 takaplaiaurt) ta calling your attention te
say Una of
SHOES
That 1 am 1 eeelTtag flatly (or the Bprtaf Trade,
and all arsjaaadafet thee wke require treat
durability and for Mscasea etityle, lit aad
werKsaansrup oanaet be exeelle.
Prleea Lewe TkM tb Lewest,
Call and examine my tart stock and we
will be pleased te try aad lull you.
D. P. STACKHOTJSE,
HO 4k 80 HA8X UNO, BT
LAXOABTSB. PA. aSMyd
PUMPS, BOIbBRS, MINING, CEN
trlinsaJ and steam jpuaens, of any capacity,
at JOHN birx'S, m Caitruium street.
m2-ua
NJKOTOR8, BOE LITTLE GIANT,
Hancock inspiraters and Xteoters. Khar,
man Beiler feedsr. Psnbsrthy injector,
American injectors, all In stock, at JOHN
BBST'B, 131 Kast rulten street. nmfd
X EVAN'S KLOUB.
NOTICE !
As the Urns Is at hand for thet who intend
te start out in lite en their twn account te
buy their outfits, and as all yenasj house
keepers who wish te be happy must expeet te
use
LevarVs Fleur,
Tfe would therefore advise them te get stoves
or ranges with geed-sized evens, se that the
tops will net ba forced off or broken by the
raising of the bread, aa we will net be respon
sible for damages.
LEVAN A SONS,
decs l;d
MBBCHANT MILLBBB.
F
OK BTEAM GAUQE8, HIGH OR
Lew Pressure. Water Oans-sn. nmn
cocks. Weed Wheels or Weighted, Glass
Tnbes, Whistles, syphens for BTeam Ganges,
Cylinder Oilers Plain, Water Gauge columns,
cooks for Bteam Gauges, call en JOUN BEBT,
3J3 Bast Pulton street. ml-tfrt
TF IN WANT OF BRABB OR IRON
A Btnp Cocks, Asbestos Packed Cooks, Pet
anu oie uucii, xiever uecki, awing uemts,
oil and get them, or send your order by mall.
toJOUNBKST,S3)EastFulten-SU m2-ttd
s
PKOIAI
The last of enr Heavy Weights In Trousers.
Buttings and Overcoat Patterns made te your
eraer at your own priee.
MeOBANN & NOWL1N,
MlRCHiKT TAIIOIS,
NO- WBST KINGBTUBET.
TBOR AMERICAN BIQHT FRKTt
JD Oyltnder Lubricators, Olass Oil Cups ter
nniii, you can gut mom at JUItn BKBT'0,
133 Bast s-ulten street, m2 tld
e
,OHH ft GIBBS.
Ochs & Gibbs,
PUBNITUBK,
2d, 3d and th Floers,
NO. 81 SOUTH QUEEN ST
lr TOU'BJS
LOOKlNGrOBi
PUBN1TOBB
VOUCANDOBETTBKHBBE THAN
ANrWHEUEELSE.)
BETTEIl FUBN1TDBB IS'NT MaUE AND
CI1EAPEK NOWHBBB.
SeCSn'ill,waDnalea?0leCUO,,, n0W W08tere
OCHS GIBBS,
Maunractuiers and Dealers,
".i, S3 and Ith Floers, 31 f oath Queen Street.
eprlMya
SAW MILLS, BARK MILLS, COB
Mills, Leather Rellers, Tan PaLkera.Trlple
Hene Powers, Milling and Mining Machinery,
at JOHN BESr'tf, 333W Fuiwn street. y
m2 tfd
se enn.rEET op wpB' fbemi
tJJ9JJKJ inch tee inch diameter, for
sale at a low figure, and tbe only Heuse in the
city wltli pipe eaiunsr machine, cutting up
te 4 loch diameter, at JOHN BBbT'B, SllVast
rnlten street. m2 tld
mHK PEOPLE'S OABH BTOBE.
Opening
Te-day
ANOTUKB INVOICE OF
French Satines!
In a variety or colors and deatsns whleh Is
unsurpassed If equalled by any house in the
tlty.
AMERICAN SATIOS
Whleh Wval the French goods In style and
colorings, We sell them at lVKe. Beldlarbll.
adelphla at 15c
SOME CHOICE lUlNGSlN
Scotch Zephyrs I
At 20C, 25c, 310 te 1,V.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
-IN-
LADIES BLACK AND COLOKED
Silk Taffeta Gloves
At IS cents per pair. Almest as geed as these
sela last season aUO cents.
Gee. F. Rathven,
HO. 35 BAST KINO 8TRK3T,
LANCABTEK.PA.
wailMyOAw
"mfawAmnmwJmmmtm -v :
WeNa VVf4MBM Ol m MMa sBBwswsBwMt Urnmrn) Oflft
siliatlsas taislllasssn est all tasjssMeeTna:
tmymkmi wmt la sar MswsSism JeD
swsaYT,sasHlmaraa, ama-Ml
ivmu whm ik WAest) paid oet
TAXSHALL A BBNOIER,
Hardware! Hardware!
JUST BkCUVKD AT
MARSHALL t IBHfilBR'S,
9& 1 1 Seuth Quen St.,
A LAKQB INVOICE Of
TOBACCO TWINI k T0010CO PAP1R,
Beld at the Lewest Market Prtcer.
Alse,larce asiortmeatef
H0U8E-STIRE CrOODS !
AMD A LAH8KL0T0K
rRIMl NBW OLOV1R811D.
BOLB AGENTS FOB TUB
Butcher Heuse Bene.
tebMvd
DtOR PBATT A OADY ABK3T03 D1BO
XI Valves, Jenkins Vslves, Brass nlebe
Valves, Brass Gate Valves, iron Bedy Glebe
Taivcs, Lever Bafety Valves, Pep Safety
Taives, Air Valves. Mediator Valves, Pratt's
swinging Cheek Valves, Brass Check Valvrs,
root Vaives, Angle valves, call at JOHN
BBBT'B, ta Bast Fulton street. ml tfd
rAQER A BROTHER.
DRY Q00DS.
We have anting the past sea
son added the adjoining prop prep
party te our store, giving addi
tional room for the display et
goods. We will have the largest
steek of Dry Goods outside of
Philadelphia, and as we purchase
largely, dlreet from the Menu Menu
rtetnrera and Importers, we
shall ener the same at the lowest
possible price?.
COTTONS.
Pride of West.Wamsutta, Wll
llamsvllle, Langden Q.B., Hill,
Fruit, Lonsdale and Uoniewlte
4 4 Bleached Muslins, utlca,
Wamsntta, Bosten, Mohawk, Pe
quet and Woedvllle Sheetings
and Pillow Muslins In CI, 6-1,
7-4, 8-4, -l and 10-1 and lOOIneh
widths. Unbleached Muslins all
widths and qualities.
LINENS.
Direct Imports tlen and uncial
values in every dtscrlptlen of
insrt, ocetcn and asi man Table
Linens; In Cream and full
Bleached Damasks, from 29c te
W 00 per yard.
LINEN SETTS.
Damask Table Cleths with Nap
kins te mateb, In che'ce new de
signs and in all qualities, In
cluding the finest goods of Jehn
S. Brown A Beb's the celebrated
Belfast Manufacturers. Hem
stitched and Knotted Fringe
rets, Damask and Huek Towels,
Tewellngs. Memie Cleth, Bussla
and American Crashes and Glass
Tewellngs.
MARSEILLES AND CROCHET
QUILTS.
WHITE AND COLORED
BLANKETS.
TICKINGS AND CHECKS.
We opened February 1st the
largest offering of Carpets ever
shown In this city. Of well
known and reliable make, in all
cualltlej and the newest Spring
designs and eolerings. Will be
sold at less price than same qual.
ties are sold In Philadelphia and
New Toik.
25, 27 & 29 West King St,,
LANCASTER, PA.
NOT1UK TO TREHPABSERH AND
GUNNBUS. All persons are hereby for
bidden te trespass en any of the lands of the
Cornwall and Speedwell estates In Lebanon or
Lancaster counties, whether Inclesed or unln unln
clesed, either fcr the purpose of sheeting or
fishier, aa the law will be rlaldlv eniorced
agatrat all trespassing en said lands of the un
dersigned altr this notice
WSS. UUI.BJSAK IllCtSAfl,
B. PEBOY ALDBN,
EUW.C.FBKEMAN,
Attorneys for K, W, Celeman's Uelrs,
BAGERi BROTHER
ra
i6tAL,TUBU-
IMlssitre Mkmmjtmwmf
ae-sy, JeSi BBerrssa SS
ralUl
StRIOH BROS.
ASTRICH'S
PALACE OF FASHION
13 East Kine Stout.
Lancaster, Pa.
SATURDAY, MARCH 2.
Special Sale of
STAMPED LINEN GOODS
AND TOWELS.
The Greatest Bargains ever
offered will be advertised for
this day.
Stamped Tidies at 4c.
Stamped Splashers, drawn
work, both ends, at 19c.
Stand Cevers, openwerked
and knotted fringe, 23c.
Sideboard Cevers, 6 feet
long, openwerked and knotted
fringe, 33c.
Memie Cleth Stand Cevers,
whipped fringe, dado border,
48c ; fancy 73 and 98c.
Memie Cleth Sideboard
Cevers, 6 feet long, whipped
fringe, dado border, 73c ; fancy
98c.
Stamped Aprons, 17 and 22c.
Stamped Pillow Shams, 17
and 22c a pair.
Memie Cleth Stamped Doy Dey
lies, whipped fringe, 4c.
Towels at 8, 10, 12, 15, 19
and 25c.
All Linen Deylies, fringed
and bordered, at 5c.
China Silk for Tidies, at 49c.
Crepe China Silk ler Tidies,
extra wide, at 73c, in all colors,
regular price $1.
WILL REMOVE
On or About April 1st,
-TO OUR-
NEW BUILDING,
Nes. 1 1 5 and 1 1 7
NORTH QUEEN STREET,
ASTRICH BROS.
FOR HORIZONTAL STATION ARV
Bnalnes, from 2 te ee horse power, nnd
Vertical Snglnes rrem 2 te 40 heise newer. yen
Will find them at JOUN UKBT'C, J33Ealful J33Ealful
ten street. mi tld
M
YKRB ft KATHJrON.
WE HAVE THE KNACK OF IT.
We hare the knaek of knowing Jiut hew te
buy te suit the trade-Just what te give you In
style, fit and nnlib It seems se utleest It
seems as if the pcepleappreclate ouretrerli te
glve them
geed, reliable;
CLOTHING
AT
HONEST VlUCEb.
BVEltr LOT OF -
Winter Suits Reduced 25 Ptr
dent, in Price.
erp Bull an acknowledged geed value at
Its reruiei price suiely a Uiirgitn new
Myers & RatMen,
KELIAULE CLOI1UE119,
NO. 12 KAST KINO ST.,
1.AMQABTZU FA.
ANK8 FOR WATER, OILS, AOID,
ort)ss,erany shape or rapacity, at fair
prices, re te JullN HE3T, Ms kast rnlten
street. mj tld
STEAM HEAT IH TUE COMING HKAT
for dwtlllngs, churches, school heures,
etc, though sucLfsilully used one hundred
years ajre. hen you contemplate a change
call en JOHI mcar, who will gire you a eattc.
faoteiyjob, at a fair price. m2-ud
s
WIKT BfEOIFlO CO.
S. S. S.
Our little gii when hut threo weeks old
broke out wltheczcina. We tried the prescrip
tion from several geed doctors, hut without
any special beunu We tried a. a. u . and by
the time one bone was gene, her head bsaran
te heal, and by tee tlme she had taken alx het
uea she was cemvetely cured. Mew she has
a full and heavy Uadelhalr-a robust, healthy
child. I reel It bit my dnly 1 3 make this state
ment, i.T. 6UOHE, iilch 1IU), Me.
BtTSend for Ewks en Illoed and Skin Dla
eves and Advice a Sutlercrs, mailed free.
THISWirT BPECiriC CO.
(2) Urawer3,Atlanta,Ga.
I
LMQtl, XUXIOBM.
B1
I8TATE OF ?UILIPIENA B18S1N.
-a , iitte jnuviswr ; uereiafii.
.AttArsi taatamnntirn n aat.j ...
iraa IskSsh a -.. . .
4Vs .vwvMw J VM PA1U STSiAlU UVlUM
been granted te llsunilerslgeed. all pertets
Indebted thereto ae requejuxlie mtka tin
mediate payment, ad these hiving claims or
demands against lb same, will pirtent them
without delay for settlement te the under
signed, residing In hncaater city.
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