jyi' '" , -y wnvimjipT', THE LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER MONDAY, APRIL 22, 1889. . ' ' ' -ii-V . 7s.. Vk - 1 -C JL,i 1 A .! IBWW tig 9ittelltdcir M" tMV J. RTKT VMAN. !JKAIiB88TKIXMAN FOLTZ, Editors. C ROBERT CLAHK, rubllsBcr. HA1LY INTELLIGENCER.-rubltshed erff d? In the scar, bttt Sunday. Hcrved ky carriers lu this city nnd wrrennrtlng .Mmrniint ten cents n week. Hy mall five del- 'i lurs a yr In advance t SO ecntsa month. BEKLYINTEt.UQENCKH-One dollar nnd P WiftjT cent ft year, In advance. iVrnt'K te stinsninnKiis-Remil ty check ." or posteflloe order, nnd where nelttier of ' these can be procured send In n registered tiered ni the Postefflce, ns second class mnll .Matter. AUDREW, THE nrrEtUOEMCER, Lancaster, Fa. fOAHER, PA., APRIL 22, 1889. m KnliBg Boemcr. "'i-Tbc rush for Oklahoma Is n. warning f,wht may be expected when the grunt iian reservations nrc nt Inst, iiyiuir ns or foul, thrown open te nettle- it. Each year mnkes estern Intnli i valuable, anil the tlnie It fast np- achlng when the nation cannot nf- te leave se many tlieusanu acres nused save by the Indians. Ier- &j the Oklahoma Incident will teach liew te cleat wttn tnrec nisnei ier JVpreniteed lauds," se that they may kkc place with very liltloei inciawicss- SjSess that Is n prominent feature of thu SOklahema rush. The great Sioux reser vatiens in the Northwest will give no uch surplus land that there Is net likely te be much crowding at the flfst, em U thn f.iM! lu the Indian Territory. ghjut there will 1 (itarrellng ever choice nnd, and particularly ever latul along rivers. Under these clrciiiiistniiivs tlie rqiieetluns of aullierity brought up by nbta rush are very interesting, lleccnt IrCeclarnllezis or .Mr. jieran, me ncwiy tipnelnteil comnilhslener of internal rev- fcwiue, sccineil te fix tlie position of the Oklahoma tract, declaring tliat hy tlie president's proclamation it was. no longer ytndlau laud, and that therefore liquor EceuM be sold there ns in the ter- Lrlterles. Hut In orders te the tnll- ?Jtnry authorities, the prealdcnt dl- 'dlrects that the laws relating te the In In In stroduutlen of nrdent spirits in filndian country should Ijo enforced. aV get their whlslcy into the preniNed pat id, the dealers would at any rate have te vielate the law by taking It ever tha strip of Indian laud, where It is ah pwlutcly prohibited and subject te ceiz- fritrc tuiu ucmmciiuii iyiiciu.ci lutiuii. S;llie itest ruction et all liquor leunii in LOklehamu has been ordered and it I 'evident that the decision of PrcMtle'it 'Harrison's bmud iicreoiiiniln.senerviin (jnetkiiig but idie talk. In this emergency where law and fririlpr nm t1itY.nl. mw1 trill, (Hum il.tllinifw. PS. . .. ... " .... !--.. ..v........... ,,proiiiiiiueii mx-ms ns justiitaitie ah is tup Ktdisarmament of the boomers fur thu KnuriK)se of nreervlnir tlie neaec. T. . f. r .. . ... .. pin wiu iiii-v ui u n-iii eiiiergeiii'' n Kiullilery despellsni In tlie new laiide Pinny lx hailed joyfully an nil ewape jKfrein the threatened rule of desjieradees. Thlctcs railing Out. n grieves us te learn Hint Mattlicw jemuifj iuuy mis eeiiheti 10 nave uie flilgh consideration for Jehn Bhcrinau Ssjjrhich hcretofero bus htcndlly niilninled gfjbis conduct nnd thai made him chain chain Rplen w persistently Sherman's presideii- aiiiui, canumacy. iir. Jinrt, of Dliie, ic- tccivcs me soiicuersiiip of Internal rev- reuue at 3lr. bhennan's lustniice ; although Mr. Quay says he had a Imr fguln with Shermun that he should hnve 'f'thisofllce for a IVnnsylvnninn. lu re- lturu for the Burrcndcr of tlie deputy ircominissienersiiip or internal revonue te Kr OUUIII1UH 1IIHI UIIIO. '.- Manifest! v tbiii bn lymi f,niiiinr..Mi auiougthIeesever a division of tlielr plunder. We regret te be required by . me iacis te sjieuk or .Messrs, Sherman and Quay as thieves; hut it is net the first tlme that this hus been our sad duty. Mr. Quay's dishonesty 1ms been & exhibited in ixditleiil inatturB, while Mr. (t btiernian's lias lieensliewn nrettv nearlv everywhere. Ir. Quay, however, doet Keet seem te have had this general R,experlcuec of it. lie doubtless knew, etas everj ene nees, that Mr. Pliertnan iSiwas tecretarv of the tn-nmn-v mui i.. P'canie rich ; the salary lielng $8,tKWn year Kv'iuid the exiieuses mure. Uut .Mr. Ouav gftlias been treasuixir-ef Pennsylvania, mid p eiu net bee anytiitng wrong in a public k'treasurcr amassing large wealth en a fUuinll salary. He, knew that there were E'vays of doing it without tuklinr tlie u&ideutlcal coin and bunk notes of tlie Eg-public out of the vaults ; and he evi- frclcnllv nniipelfi.il Kli..rn.,.i. I,. I... Kjlieuest eiHHlL'h te be nri'slihnt r3 lust us be fetifvlvi.il i,ii..L..if Ktobsgeodeuough te be a beuuter ; and theeby he discovered a eatucltv ferwdf deception which does net make It seem OBtniuge that Sherman has dually cheated fcr7 llllll Mr f,lllt. h.u Llw... .. .11. tlngushed aptitude for lacing fix.leil fciv KlU11" uiivciieus. mi did net wgei nen as btate treasurer, although he hud the most uuimated and earnest iliurjiose te beceme se. He was deeeived: jHud the iwttem drepis-d out of ids eihu-- atien. The greased delinrsBllnued mviiv K,from hlin; and the current narrative is E that tsumiter Cnmeren'H mn oil lni. n... "treasury te supply their place. 1 Mi. CI, ,. ...... 1 -w- r. . ... Efeeuguged in political IiUsIik-s, nnd aie KTi i ! 1 . ti !. Itlr. ..:.. ..t.t t. .. uiiiiuiL-u uj ujvi.- iriucij)iesiu aiuu'ldug gpine country, wnicii w their eeiiimun & game. They lfave aga-ed that the eeun- SvWy ew-"s them and their adherents a '.livelihood; and they are of the 4,opInIeu that the elllcei, u-leng te them ie de (ustneuteu. .Mr. riheruian cans. iforOhIe,Mr.QuayforlVniisvlvauIa:anil tthey seke uien everj'thing they can carry oil". In the course of their forms Clthey both seized iten the same unices ; lvul bheniian has been unduly gteedy, cpveeniiiig ie V'uny. ile considers ills conduct "dkcreditable and dlshonor dlshenor dlshoner ab!o" in carrying oil" two unices, utter glettiug his friend Quay think that be C-would let hhii have ene of them. Thin tls a violation of the rules of liennr .. fcrvftning among thleves. A fair distribu- 'Uonef the pluudcr Is iicnnllimi nrin.-i. K-pleef the creed of all bunds nrniidn.m beeaube it is essentiul te the ceutlnued' existence ei meir band. The only dinerence lietween tl... ,.,,,. r-lkJ and Quay, in their mutual estlm..!,. Ket Sherman, is that hl "discreditable iad dishonorable" conduct was in,,i. p fcrited In bclzlug upon the enices as ier- h"1"1 immuvr, lumeaii ei considering iwra as piacen ie de lined with the sole merKfuringUic,best servlw te the -, ,Mleu. Iu which view, Mr. Quay's ac Lblu appropriating ellices Is usilb ;v,t forable and discreditable ns Mr, Sher- ,j .-s. -i uey are both K-uatera of the I v .H.-U ruih.- ; auu u is as sucn beuaters y claim thee enices for themselvM tthelr sworn duty a, K'nuters is te mvireeainnu impartial judgment , H eoiiklderatleu of the president's Utatieus te enicc. Hew de thev de M when tliey lie k-eunudent their dttivu Hud whvu thu seuateru have divided the offices ntneug them selves ns tlielr perquisites? A great wrong Is done te the country by permitting the aenaten te play this game of appropriating the efllecs, in which Quay says Sherman has cheated him. It Is very welcome te the piddle sense if he has leen cheated ; nnd very geed for the public Interests when thew handed rascals dlsbaud. When the of ef ilces thieves of the Senate fall out the president will have a chance te reward honest merit. What nnKnstcr It must linve lccn for the relatives nnd frlends ofthe neople who s.illcd en tlie DnnuiHrkt ANox-presIdcntef.Mo.xloo, UenHelmMlnn Ienle de Tejndn, dleil Sunday In New Yerk. Ite closely rescniblcd Mr. Tilden nnd was eas!eii"uily nilstnken for hhn. He lea Mexico in l7d for the geed of his health, which was throntrned by iKilltlcnl treublet, a ninlndy eOcn futal in Mexico. He M-ns a friend nnd truMed eouiiineller of President Juarez, nnd nllcr the tiipture of Mnxlnilllinn Mns .elleltid te ex ert ids. Inlliicnce te s.e the llfe or Hint uiirortuiinte man, but refused te de se. On the dcnlli of Juurez In 1872, he bocnine president In vlrtue or ids ollke ns minister or Justice. Thn following November he was elected president. He proednncn preednncn proednncn llghleneil and nntprprislng ruler, fnerlng the development or rnllremls, but In 1875 Ids proclamation or cnndldney for ro re ro eleetlen cnused n finiill rovelutloii. He was declared ro-ele.tcd by Congress, but the chief Justlce considered the vote lllegid, declared the constitution Interrupted, and hliiiseirnsii!iicd nutherlty. Dine ncUiuued from tlie oust with nn nriny nnd defeated thogineruiueiit troops, nnd Ixsrde lied for the I'nltrd State", which he rcielicd nller paving a ninseiu of p;in,O0(l te n bandit who hail rnpliiicd liltn. The en rear of this Mexican would iiinken ery ilne roiuance If well written by neme imuglnatlve his torian. ' Cattai.n Jehn Krucsse.v destroyed his illnry befere his dentil, but led nbiindiint materliil Ter a blegrnpliy, nnd requested that IT oiie was written It should be by Ids friend Cel. V. C. Church, editor of the Army ami .Vdr.V Journal. "Thenwectesl tlilnir tlrnt eer eren beside n liiiinnndoer" hbb lltlln. Mny. until .lm took Ie lmvliij; licndnclie.. Fer a llinn !! toil tier beniity, tint olio lirlslil dnylier Pnpn lieuuhtn bdltleiif KnUntlen Oil, unci lelkhe ImiNhweet and pretty ns ever. .... Time ti money, lint lienllli li liiipnlncn:. If von haven li.nl com or ceiiun use it. imus ceukIi Hyrnp. It will tare jeii eery time. frlic w CIS. (Icithiurt M AItTI.Vl)llOi. KEEP IT IN HIND AND SEE Martin it Bre. Veu'll "lie Mutiny In 1'ixkrl," line b?-t fit tins Cletliln, lie must tlli-li i!rescl. Oil Iilggest tetttrii for tlic expenditure for Ito Ite llnliW CliiUilni;, roaily-tinuleor te order, and be liuppkr fur II nil If jeii nppelitl its your out eut ftttcrs MARTIN BROS, Clothing, Tailoring and Furnishing Goods, nes. :n and 2s NeimiTjm:r..v srinnrr. -tril.MAMhO.V A KOIl Kit. vi:iONTtNtn:Te hkci'ki: an ixrm;Ai. INU l'ATUUNAUi: IIV HUIJ.INO THAT IH l'linrilCT IN PIT ANUn.Nlbll A I l'IIU'1'.S THAI' DIU'Y coMi'trnrieN. Ilejfc Dress Sultk, All.Woel, JI.CO, I7.t, M.OO. Men's Drrss Hulls, AII-WiniI,.(0. 5111, II j. CtilUlreii's ICnin Punt Hulls, AIMVoel, M S3 V1 SI (it blurt w'nlMi., JO, S3, W, 75 cents. Trunks. Yalises and Satchels, OUR BOYS' HATS. Tliree Dezen of Heis' Light Colored Clelli Hteiiiuer Citpn, mtln lined, leriuer prlcaSl.i; itu jyie Alvtl.lKlitnetlinnl IVIt lints or nil colors unit hliitH.i fer.VK-. Anenu for llte Celrlinited Knox ItHts-Sllk llnts, fflej; bllll Huts, S5.U0. SPECIAL BAEGAIUS! Wn send our ntTerliiKs te ion In tliesliain'ef Until llellnl lliirKiitiix. Jcit icerhnl dim let of Jj dozen (.'eluiiiijlu L'heilel Bhlrti, extra tesl Mil'ieittlV. One lciter Denii-t riuiiiiels, asserted sires mut sniiues, ut 3-v. A bi'tier Hue or Deiuet I'lanm iK.iisserlcil slrcx ll.ll k, ll.u f.L .....1 f'u. A luiiinlcte line of riprlnc WcIl-IiI im.l iderutttr In Weel, Citinels llutr and Mirlue, Ireia c te 3l.iA. What We Think hent our Men's Sl..V)Miec N exactly what seu will Ihlul: utter n kiskI f.ilr trlnl. Ihev lire ninde iiji n ut In feiirdlirercultlesiiii(tif tlie b-t miiU'rl.tl tti.it teuld possibly bescli.tea for tliul I'lkv bhuc. Williamson d Fester, IHJ-as E.KT KINO bT , I.ANCAkTlMi, I'A., AND Sit. .MAIlKLThTHKLT, UAUItlHUUltO, I'A. j."i:cU'e. OICYCI.nh.TllICm.K'VrANDUMtf. COLUMBIA Bicycles, Tricyles, Tandems, DURABLE, SIMPLE. aL'AHANTKKD IIIOIIUiT UltADi:, II.I.USTHATKD CATALOOUi: KULi;. POPEMFGCO,, 79 FRANKLIN ST., BOSTON. nilANCII 0V.KVjy-1 Wurren Hu, Ntr YerU , Sil WatinshAie.. Clilcaa uur. 1ul? u' JOllN.S.MUi5.lKlt,.Vo.2Nertti btrxl, Columbia. iitiS-ljdced CCenl. rUMIIi:it ANDCOAU ' J TOIIACCOHIIOeKHANDCVkPH utst. f.UN IIAKU WOOIwNvfUiinua IletuU nt.li .1 i M iv "'J!' M A i'1 v A -. y AUMGAUDNKIW COMPANY. COAL DEALERS. 1iAl NertU Prince rtrtt, l-ar ltfudlcg nug 15-t M I JV.NCA WCIt, I'A, Rcauy-Made Clothing $ttauautitkctr'. riiiLAt)Et.FniA, Monday, April 22, 18. The Easter Occasion takes en new interest daily. When you come te the store you will find ample direction te all points of interest. Twin Beauties. Gloriosa and Landsdowne. Gloriosa, our own special dress poeds glory of the sea son. The stock "sometimes up, sometimes down, as sup- v and demand have varied. tl p new, and the assortment of colors! The writer leeks at Gloriosa and confesses his dic tionary is bankrupt. There are steel grays and steel grays, blues, reds, browns, bronzes, all changing "and shim mering as they shine in the light, plain and striped; $1.25, 40 inches, The coy maiden, the mature matron, the sevcre ly,plain and brilliantly gay all come te the Gloriosa counter. Landsdowne. A subl i m e Henrietta. The colors arc solid net changeable. You'd vow they were all silk, but they arc one way, the finest wool the ether. We can no mere describe their colors than the Gloriosa's. Choice line in stock te-day. $1.25, .je inches. Just from Paris. Seme of the richest Silk Underwear for Women that ever came te Philadelphia. Night Gowns, Chemises, Drawers, Skirts, Underskirts. Tints as delicate as the heart of a shell ; exquis ite needlework. A large case in Main Aisle, near Chestnut street entrance has a spattering of them ; they are the peers of the Muslin Underwear, second fleer. The precession of Easter bargains is a long one. Wc haven't pointed te one in ten even of these most notable. They crop up all ever the store ; from the Furniture acres en the third fleer te the wilderness of Housekeeping helps and Toys and Sporting things in the Basement. Here's a back glance at a few of the quickest prices : Silks. Black Surah at 50 and 60c a yard, and Black Satin Soleil, a wear well dress-silk, at $1, are very cheap. Se are In dias at 75c and $1. Ribbons, All silk, satin faced, 5 inches wide, three toned, all dress shades, 35c. I lave been S5C Jewelry. Dainty French d e s i g n s. Trinkets and trifles. Set with make-believe sapphires, rubies, pearls, and the like. A 25c pin leeks te be worth $5; Stationery. Geed commercial octave Nete Paper at 8, 10 and 15c a pound. Pocket Knives. Exactly the same as our reg ular stock. With 2 blades, 20c ; 3 blades 30 and 35c ; 4 blades 35c. Only a little mere than half price. Plush Albums. A big let for $1 each. Seme for Imperial cards, and some have places for smaller cards. German. You'd pay mere in Berlin. White Goods. Mull Aprons, with very pretty red and blue lined borders, 25c. Choice styles of Hamburg Embroideries are in the quickest of the swim. Slnncts, $30 Striped Indias for $15 ; $25 and 530 India Chudda Leng Shawls for $15; 52 Cashmere, fair q u a 1 i t y, fringed all around, $1.25. Dress Goods. The season's sensations in Colored Cashmeres are the 50c, 65c and 75c grades. The biggest money's worth we ever knew in such goods, Regular 50c Pin-head Check, all-wool suiting, at 37 c. 38 inches wide at that. 20 col orings. Silver and Table Cutlery. Odil pieces and broken sets go te a special bargain table close by. Always leaded ; prices likely te be half or less. Women s Cellars and Cuffs. Newest shapes and most de sirable styles, every thread linen. Cellars 8 and 10c, easily worth 12 JJ and 15c! Cuffs 10c, worth i2Cc. We had 1,200 a few days back. Twe or three bright Easter days should make an end of them. Jehn Wanamaker. UNilUtTAKlNO.-THK L'NDEIITAKINO Slf.M. . i"nt tU" a", P'nee w here the sivnie nSW WM.T.J.OAULK.WHUajir. tARTE-ft CELERY COMPOUND. Spring Disorders Hhattercd nervet, tired brnln. Impure Meed, debilitated system, all nr the natural ntileema In tlietprlnc A medicine mint he used, and nothing equals Palne's Celery Compound. We let ethers prnlsc us you cannot help belleilng a disinterested party. Ilrlgndlcr-Ucnrrnl W. !.. Oreenlenr, Hurling Hurling ten, Vt., wrltett "1 linve used Palne's Celery Compound en several occasions, and nlwaja with benefit. Last spring, belni ery much run down nnd debilitated, I commenced taking It. Tvre bottles innde ins feci like a new tnnn. As a general tonic nnd spring medicine I de net knew of lis equal." gaxCraW-SSSic-i. IT IS EASY TO (Efftirtri. J." MAIIT1N dt CO. CHINA DEPARTMENT. Arlington Dinner Sets are taking the lead in Dinner Ware, and arc guaranteed net te craze or surface crack. White or Decorated. Rochester Lamps' all reduced in price, and we are showing the $5.00 Lamp for $3.40, ethers in proportion. Odd pieces of Dinner Ware placed en separate counter, and if you leek at the prices you will find them about the regular prices. Toilet Sets, decorated, for $1.90, and white for 5 1.50. Jesse Dean's decorations from 3.50 te $25.00 a set. One let of Fruit Saucers, decorated, at 75c a dozen ; for mer price $ 1.50 a dozen. China Mattings arc here in 60 different patterns, from 10c te 55c a yard, discount by the full roll. As choice a stock of China Mattings were never shown in this city before. J. B. MARTIN & CO., Cor. West King & Prince Sts., Lancaster, Pa. vn.tl itoticce. Itihtati: op r.mvAitu i.i:utw, i.atk ok V tlie city of Ijuuenstcr, deceased. Iicltcrsef mlmlnlMnitleii en snid cstitte liming been grunted te the iiulorslgned,nll persons Indebted thereto nre requested te in.tke luitnedlnle pay men!, mid tliesu liming claims or deuuinils ng.ilnst the same. Mill present them without de lay ler settlement te the undersigned, residing In Lancnsterelty. OSC'VU lIOItr.IN, Administrator. 1Ii:miv 1'Aiirt.Mr.n, Atteruej. inUi-Md.M ItihTatu op dicitAi;i. .smith, latiTep "j (,'elumhlfi borough, derailed, licltrrs of iiiluiluMrnlleii en Mild tlute liming been grunted tethuuiiderxigutd.iill persons Indebted thereto nre n-quciled te make lmmedl itc pu ment, nnd thevij having claims or demands against thu same, ulll iirc-unt them without rtla for settlement te the undersigned, resid ing In Iincaslercily, JOHN W. .OWKI.I., Administrator, .lell.v A. L'ew.K, Atteruej. miirll-titd.M E rwr.vri: op jeiin 11. hupm.y, lati: op .Mount Jey horeuull. Ijiiii .mlcr ceuuti. de- uaved. Letters oradnilnNlralleii 011 said estate having been granted te the under Igncd, all per per tens Indebted Iheicteure requested te make tin mediate payment, and Ilium liming claim!. or demands nicilnst the same. Mill present them without delay for settlement, te thu undersign- ie, iimuiuu 111 .mouth .jm , i'ii. OlM. A. MIKI.f.Y, Administrator. .Mount Jey P. (J., Lancaster County, Pa. Wm. 1). Wi writ, Attorney. mlMitd.M IT 1 Jist Oraiit M Uincaster, Pa IttcMcal. T ir.irniiNe svnup. TO MOTHERS. Uiery Imlw should hae a bottle of DIt. KAUlfNKY'S TEirriHNU faYKL'P. Perfectly no. wi opium or -Merphia mixtures, will re ller. Celic, Urliilhgtii the Howeli. nnd Promote iiiiueuii. leeiuing. 1'rep.iren ny NKYAbON, llagi-ratewii, Mil. DltllcultTceihfng, Prepared by DltM. D.I'AIIIt. .M.i i.nu.. iiatersiewn. .Mil. urmrslsls set lt;-)Cent. Trial bettls sent by mall 10 (cuts. Jniil-IjdeedAiv' r 1 ei.hlw hi'KciPic. DRUNKENNESS OH THU I.IQUUH IIAIIII' POHITIVKI.Y I'l'litil) HY ADMIN'lsTI'llIN'ti 1)11 IIAINK.V tiill.DI'N HPJX'IPIC. It can br ghen lu a cup of cellet or tea with out the ItneM ledge of the person tailing It ; is absolutely huriulcsi, and will ellee a k rum iient nun speedy curt, whether the patient Is a inedcr.tte drinker or an alcoholic w ret It. ThoiiMiniUef drunkards limebeen made tem-pcrntr-iuciinlui linve taken tleldciibpcclllcln their ceifte vtiilieut their knowledge, and lo le tl.iy believe lliev quit drluklni; of their own flee will. IT rJl'VKH PA U.S. The system once ttnprCKnnted w 1th the Hieclftc, It becomes an utter Impossibility for the lliiuer uppellte te e.lst. Per sale by CHAM. A. I.0CHLH, DruKKlsl. Ne. 0 Past Kin; latrcvt, I Jincaster, Pu. augb-ljtl.M.W, V (Cav.ct. C'1 AHPlTls. Rugs Oil Cleths Linoleum Art Squares McCallum & Slean 1012 and 1014 Chestnut St. Philadelphia Axminster Wilten Mequette Brussels Tapestry Ingrain Carpets feb&simdced&imw VTOTH'l. 'IO THUsP.VSisKIM AM) GUN. .i NKKs. All persons ara hereby forbldden te trcsiutssonatiyef the lauds of tlie Cornwall and bpwduvl! estates In libation or Laucastrr counties, whether IiicIumsI or uulneles.ua, either for the purine of slioetlnif or lUhltiB, us the law will be rlcldly enforced against ull tres iiavstni; en suld lands of the unJer.lirnt.-d nfler this notice, WM. COI.FM AN PllKEMAN, It. I'l.HCY AI.IIUN. i:iv.c,phi:eian, Attorney for It. V. Celcruku'! ki, "I have used two bottle of your Palns's Celery CemjKiund, and It has given entire saUs saUs factlenns an appetizer and bloetf purifier." T. 11. IlF.nsisK, Wntcrtewn, Dakota. Paine't Celery Compound Is prescribed by physicians, recommended by druggists, endorsed by ministers, praised by users. Btid gitaamtced by the manufacturers, as a spring medicine which will de all that Is claimed for It. Use It this spring, nnd see hew quickly It tones you up. Purifies the Bleed. Full accounts of wonderful cures madn hy InlnA rt Inrv PlMillwinnH eflnp nll.. .niwt ImIi.au y Compound after ether medicines and the bes l phytic) lliirllknll physicians hud failed, tent free. There' tiethliu like II. I for tl.TO. fclxrorfe.00. Druggists. WeLtA, IlicitAiinse Co.,Uurllngten, Vt DYE WITH DIAMOND DYES ' 36 Celers. 10 cents each. $0eh. T300IC DKPAHTMENT. "LIFE OF E. GREENWALD." Poetprhits of nis Mfe, tcsiethcr with Ills litrltesi Extaul and Latest Discourses. BY REV. C. ELVIN HAUPT. Ker Rele by ths Publisher, G. L. FON DERSMITH, 40 KA8T KINO STItELT, LANCASTKH, I'A. viMtici:, i.oe. m3tfd II nmvs hook btehk. EASTER CARDS & EASTER BOOKLETS. A fine variety of all late de signs and styles is what you Eastp.u Greeting win una here, iec Booklets as fine as the former 2qc ones. Then we have the 15, 25 and 30c ones, perfect beauties, but the 50, 75c and $1.00 are the masterpieces of art. Cards very fine at all prices. L. B. HERR, 53 North Queen Street. IUlglvIj( i?tfy (Socbe. w ATTAHIIANI). WATT & SHAND Have en sale !100 Pletes NP.W PHINrPl) BATUUNH In Choice Prench Designs, 8, 10 and 12 cents u yard. We open te-day ene case OKNUINEP15KNCII PHINTED HATI'HXS, Illack and Colored Grounds, 10c. a jard j reeulnr price, SJc. Heme shades in the popular OKlt.MAN CAHIIMURi: HENItlLTTAH are extremely scaric. We open tiMley Unlit .Medium and Dark Old Hese, Mh'ht -Midlum and Dark Oreys nnd Pearl, beris-ut, Itesldu, iiipphlre, Ctucli mail's Drab, beautiful qualities, 7!k and JI.COu jard. We have sold theiisitnds of jnrds of II AH KEIil.'HIIIiACK DHEfeSSlLKb without hear hear Ingef it sluule complaint. Uu.tianleed ntlther te break, crock or shift, and the best value te be had for 51.(0, Jl.l'i unit Sl.OO. 21 Inch PHENCII PAIM.K MILKK, Hprlng sliadts, SiJc; worth 51.00. 21 Inte AH.MUHE HII.Ka, nil Coleis,51.00a jard; usual pi it-e$1.2e. NEW PI.AID AND hTHIPEl) 1)HIS GOODS, BprliiB hhndes, 12Jjc. u jnul. JAMESTOWN DIICSS GOODl In Black, Urc sand Colored Grounds, best hIuc lu the market, fer37ic Evcrythlns new aud desirable In SH.KHand DRIti GOODS. Watt & Shand, 6, 8 AMD 10 EAST KIIIG STREET. 4)avbitavt. J AlthltAI.I. A HENOIEH. PROPERTY OWNERS, I.OOIC TO YOUR INTEREST. NOW IS THE TIME TO BEAUTIFY YOUIl IIOMEH HY U8INQ THE Royal Ready Mixed Paint. This Paint Is pronounced by palutersandceii tuners the Best, C'lunKst, and Meat Hellable Heady Mlxtd Paint made. AU.O Oils, Varnishes, White Lead, Qlasa, Ice. WIRE NETTING AND BARB FENCE WIRE AT BOTTOM J'JIICES. A full Hue of HARDWARE MARSHALL & RENGIER, 9 & II Seuth Queen St., LANCAbTEH, PA. febS-tyd Vht-tiHiVafsihe. Rmc- LEADING PHOTOGRAPHER OP Lancaster 60 1-2 North Queen St., Next Boer te tile PosteltU'C, 'suTmU PR1TED SATEENS ei nb $kt. "DOOT8 AD SHOES. D.P. 28-30 East King St. 1 TAKE PLEASUHE IN CALMNO YOUR AT TENTION TO MY LINE OK That I am'jecelvlng dntly for the Bprlng Trade, and all ars made for the who requlre great dnrablllty nnd for elegance of style, fit and workmanship cannot b excelled. PRICKS tOWER THAW THE tOWEIT.'ia Call and examine my large stock nnd w will be pleased te try nnd suit you. D. P. Stackhouse, 28 and 30 EAST KINO STREET, LANCASTEH, I'A. aavlydAw "PASTEH GREETINO. Shaub & Burns. Easter's but n tiny uwny ; its cilieer nml hrlchtta'!) dnwna here as does it clscwheru. It is net nn event of interesting deeo deee deeo rntlen only, but with it are ninny features of trade interest. Here has been gathered together tlie linudseincat makes and shapes of Footwear for Ladies, Gentlemen and Children faultless kinds, essential te complete the outfit of participants in Easter festivities. Shoes in finest leathers with fancy tips nt tees for the young who like bright things ; plain tees for these whee tnsten are that way ; wider tees for ethors who must have comfort ; extra wide and extra easy shoes for aged ladies and gentlemen. Ne make or shape or dcsirable grade of shoes ulsewhore you may net also find here ; many mere kinds wc alone have. Shoes nt 1.00 and at every ether price lietween them and the finest, the cost of which is Fcven fold greater. Ne assort ment like it te select from. SHAUB & BINS 14 North Queen St., mart2-lydAw LANCASTEH, TA. E ASTER NOTICE. FREY & ECKERT'S SPECIAL n nmnn mm Ui x It has been our custom te. Mall Pile Hundred (.VW) Iliiiidseme Cards te our customers every E.i'der rxiisen,but as thn front of our store Is tern out and there being 1111 lin.lliiiitleii en the part of patrons te Malt until lifter improvements arc all made te purchase, or elf-e purchase cImj where, we will gte tlie."iiiUciud te the llrst WO lady purchnsers; hnvlinr smaller, pretty Easter Cards Ter children and 3,U00 eyo-eiicncrs for men and be) s. We recommend that every man and boy should huse an eye-opener. We mean, the kind we Mill gKc them. Our entire stock has been remeicd te the large room In rear of both stores, wlivre Me hae double the room and accommodation e had in the small steru. SPRING GOODS ! RECEIVED DAILY. We ar receiving large lets of Spring Ooeds dnily, nml although we de net hae tliebhew Windows te display them, you can depend upon It that our Spring and Hummer Line this jar surpasses all of our past ellerls. We have the largest line and assortment of Men's Dongola and Kangaroo Shoes In thtclty. The One-Price Cash Heuse. mu The Leaders of Lew Prices -IN- BOOTS AND SHOES, Ne. 3 East King St., LANCASTEH, I'A. aj-Stere closed c. cry evening at 6 o'clock, ex ccpt Monday and Saturday. iLHouieve. jTII.INNJt HHENEMAN Lawn Mowers. BUY THE " PENNSYLVANIA " MOWER T Itlsdecldedl) the bet. It will ear longer, de the work better with lcs luber, und cut higher fra.4 than any ether Menrr. THE "PENNSYLVANIA" Tolay stands at Ihe head of all Ixwn Mowers uien the market, which position It has lie quirid solely en tts merit.. Flinn&Breneman 152 NORTH QUIN STREET, LANCASTER, TA. STACKHB EASTER GREETING MiMM MM RRBY ,t WXM iiit Slalhtng. A TTENTION , 1 rtspecuellr cau te ttv Purchase for 8prln. The Latest JJevclttea In SPRING OVERCOATINGS! The Latest Style In Suitings turf Treuserings. we' It rrlcr are tn'' ,eww consistent with geed MY nEPUTATION ESTABU8HED. MY AIM IS, MOLD IT. N08. 984 AND SOU WEST KINO STREET mar lUmd rpe CLOTHING BUYERS. L Gansman & Bre. MEN'S, BOYS' AND OHTLDRENS CLOTHING. .M.00, fS.OO and S10.00 Is ll we ask for Sty lsh All-Weel Sulla for Men and Yenng Men. F net grades nt f 12, S14 and tie. Heys' nnd Children's Suits In endless rarlety. Hee our Beys' Hulls nt (2.50, tt.00, ft 00. Hee our All-Weel Bejs' Suits at M.B0, $3.00, M.00, 17.00, $3.00. Children's Hulls at tl.10, $1.25, J2.00, 1ZM, $S.OO, l.00, $5.00, W.00, H.0O, f 8.00. Custom Department. It Is the quality, Price and Uoed Fitting that makes this department se popular. Fer no where In this city can First-class Clothing be purchased with se little money. $12, $13, $11 and $15 will buy a geed All-Weel Cheviot or Casslmcrc Suit, sack or the latest siyie cutaway. 18, SIS, $20."$22, $24 will buy a Fine Imported Worsted Suit, made and trimmsd equal te tha very Desi. iiuimrm ir iiun, etnviiJ illfnwi. Ill SJU. $4.00, $e.00, 8C.0O, $7.00, $3.00, $5.00, $10. Wear doing n big trad In them. P-s iiab tn riiiIaii ssiIaIIi. ..VI &l mA 9 &J L.Gansman&Bre. OS and 88 M0BTH QUEEN ST., 8. W. CORNER OF ORANGE, LANCASTER, PA. SNet cennsctcd with nuy ether Cletlilng Heuse In ths City. M YEHsl RATHFON. A Pretty Lively Place. Our store Is a pretty lHely plaoe ths-e Spring D.ys. Everybody seems te think It HEADQUARTERS FOR Geed and Reliable CLOTHING -AT- LOW-DOWN PRICES. Plenty of Handsome Goods. riXNTY OF OOOI) STYLES AND BRIGHT COLORS IIERi: FOR YOU TO TICK FROM. We're nrtbcKglng you te buy when you only come for an Idea of prices. lr you ceme te leek you'll come aKiiln and buy; we'iu sure of that. 1'en'H'lM Itlnild about asklns for Samples nnd Prices ; e're here for j our accommodation. V.?l i j.i9 Reliable Clothiers, Ne. 12 East King Street, LANCASTER, TENN'A. TTIRS-II A BROTHER. r. Had anon asked us jesturday (Monday) what was the cause of the rush in business, , slieuld hse told him It way Euster Monday nlicad of time. Hut yesterday itas only the ba ginning of the rush. We ftlt It In all our d partments, particularly In two Our Made-te-Order Department was crowded all day.keeplUB our Skilled Cutters busy lulling measures of First-Class Clothing -AT- ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. Bulls, Trousers and Spring Oiereeats lied with each ether In the rush. 1)0 net watt, but IX de likewise. Call and kae ourerder. OUR BOYS' DEPARTMENT was filled with ths Mothers and Heys of Lan caster, nil well pleased with their Purchases I-It, Make, Quality and Trice all eeukldered. OUR MF.N'S CLOTHING AND FURNISHING DL'I'AHTMO'TS always speak for themselves. lncc all who doubt It. A cefl will con. a ONK-PRICE CLOTUIUaS AND1IEIICUAXT TAIL01W, Nnfth Hnoen It roe t ami Pantiu Cnnana iwnu ywu Ullvvl uuu wmtu uliuiuV LANCASTEH, PA. HYKRSARiTflFIlN Ail Easte Awaleiim n BROTHER fcrlSstfi!.-.-. &&i&ul61i liifii-fAsam&tmSte ,ai2j Jjs :f'
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