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THE LANCASTER DAILLY INTELLIGENCES, MONDAY, MAY 20, 1889.
A THAOEDV IN TltnEE ACT.
WhWperlng ie her lever,
Oh. bttt the world la heave n 1
li t. rennlen beneath, and above her
It- The bright bine ky of Deven.
Hnckward and forward faring.
Oh, but the world It chilly I
Flaunting beneath the glaring
Oasllght of Piccadilly.
Standing beside the river,
Oh, bul the world la hell !
Madly, with heart n-iutver,
Wilding It nil farewell.
from Ifie Temple Jlar.
THE SONNET.
What l the MinnetT Tl n flower whose seed
In some aublltne einollen of the aeul.
That uprlmtcth Inte form a beautiful
A Illy or violet, or wlnwmn weed.
Or glowing reM) or dalvy of the inend ;
Obedient te n l)rlral control,
Hursts Inte bloom the theme of Jey or dele,
Of hew or Hetner.vx.niililc thought or deed.
The wider realm or mun'a creative power
Lie open te I lie mighty klugi of aeng,
Te whom alt thing In heaven and earth bt
' long :
But the kind Muae hath many a secret bower
Fer humbler vebirlev-the gentle throng
Whotultlvate the Heunet'8 fragrant Helier.
Frem the Hpnlnter.
ATTACKED IIY A tlUItni.AH.
IoUrenknlntenlIoiiHv,Ctioken Weninii
nnil llltt'Nfi Mnn.
Charles Dawsen, nceil ' yearn, of Phlla
rtelpliln, vvnsarrestpii parly Siiiiuav inorn inern
j lii ill the house, of Henry Veeshei; of luei
Ann street, that eit v, after he had attempted
toelioko Mr. Voeilief anil bitten her hus
band In the hand. About a o'clock the
woman was awakened by n iioIhe in the
heiiHC. She profectld te innkenn exainln exainln
ntleti, and en opening n wnnlrobe en the
fttaira tihc saw DavvHen aecretvtl there. The
burglar was taken bv wirprise, but when
Mrs. Veeshef usked litin vv liat he wanted
he lecevctcil his self-possession, and, with
an oath, Mid " I want your money."
The woman protested that nhe had none,
mid Daw son muldenly jumped forward unit
grabbed her aieiind the threat. The assault
was se unexpected that alie had no tinie te
al'inn her folks, and w hen the housebreak
er's hands tightened around her windpipe
kIie whs iinable te make imv outcry. Mrs.
VceniieT, lievvtncr, ilrtcrinWsl tomake a
IlKlit for her life, mid valiantly strucglisl
wiiii nor assailant, tiie neise unally
nwaltened her husband, who, en reaching
(he scene, was completely taken attack by
the sight.
Mis. Veeshef was almost overpowered,
but the burglar, when he saw that assist
ance had arrived, released his held en her
threat and turned en the newcomer. The
two wiestled around en the stairs, Veeshef
Attempting te held the man until the police
arrived, thewirb in the meantinie soieani seieani
ing for help. During the strugglu Daw reii
managed te get VpcsIiePk hand In his
month and bit it m erely. Finally the
woman's itIes summoned a policeman,
wlm took the burglar te the station house,
lleyend sutlerlng slightly from the shock
Mis. Vccvhef was uninjured, whlle her
husband's wound consisted of the lacera
tion of the hand. Dawsen was given n
hearing before Magistral O'Hrien, who
reminltted him te jail.
Sad Fntoernu Office Seeker.
Hemy V. lingers, a iniildle-Hgcd man,
went te Washington en the fourth of
Maicli for a consulate. He was locked up
Saturday nighl in tlie Twelfth street station
lionse us a Migrant. He had nearly fJO in
coppers and live-cent pieces In his clothes,
the result of his solicitations en llin street.
He was taken before.Iudgo Miller, In tlie
noliie court, ene day last week, and gave
Ills pcisenal bends ie get out ol'tew n. Hut
he was sure of getting Ills position in a
tew days 111010 and se he stayed.
A SpimL'k l'UH)ttiKtl
On the etean, cares little about a storm. He Ik
positively Indifferent whether he l washed
overboard or net. Hut, set right by a wliiegUss
ul or two or Hosteller's Hteuiath Hitters, he
feels reneneit lnterpst In hln pergenal safety.
This fine lurrecllve nculrallzcs In brackish
water often compulserlly drank en shipboard,
te the grievous detriment of health the perni
cious Impurities which give rlse te disorders of
the stomach, liver anil hanelx. Te the mariner,
the tourist, the western pioneer and miner, the
Bitters Is Invaluable as a. means of protection
ngnlnst malaria, when ItsKcdsnre latent In air
and water. Te ilia effect or overwork, mental
or manuel, It Is a most lellnhlii untlilete, and te
the debilitated mid nervous It affords great and
speedily lilt rellefnnil vigor. Iii20te27
It Is never tee Inte te mend a sprained ankle,
swollen limbs, stilt link or any pulu or ache,
lrveu butuse that sovereign remedy, Halvatlen
Oil, the gnatcst euro en earth ferpnln. l'rlie
, 2T tents.
""He Is wr II paid that ts will salUtlcd." Thl
Is wliat a liamiy man up town said when In
threw away hlscmptv bottle alter he had cunsl
Inn cold with Dr. Hull's Cough Hyrup, the fa fa
verlte. Special Iteticcn.
Tlie New- Tricycle.
This mm blue Is propelled by stinin.anrt will
carry two people twenty mill's In an hour, It Is
said. It is quite an Invention but i1ik-s net com
pare with Jlurtliirk IDwhI JIiIIiix, which will
inrry tliu invalid along (he lead te health te
licit nil. 1'ers.ile by II. 11. ( m luaii, druggist,
l'l7and 13!l North Qui en street, l.ineistiT.
11V II lilir,nni-ri iMfi'lllllll
l'lelinlily no una tiling has caused Mich a gen-
- rjl im li nl nf , niiln n( II It I', i.iliiiiii'ullriiir
'I'll ft tit Itiic-t twt.j llimlilttlir
Helped IlelOllt.
"l'er j ears have been a sullerer from pains In
the buck. Tried various applhatleiis. ()n
bottle or Twnuit' lilcrtrte Uil intlrely i uictl
me. Cured ethers equally iiililc." Mrs. Hell
oing of lit h street, llutlule, wrete this. l'er sale
bv Il.il. Cixliraii, diugglst, 137 and 1311 Nerlli
Queen street, Lauiuxtcr.
Would Iluvn Ileen tt I'pnil.
Had net Jltixleck llleml Hitters liien a remedy
or uii'iuestieuubli) merit they would hale hem
nt down iihii bj the piililleas tlieusanils of
medkiucs bavebeen wlien their wertblessness
w.isdlsieveictl. "Hurileelc llloed Hitters" liiivn
leii'lved uubeundeil ralsen Irem the skk, thus
istabllslilng their merit lievend dispute, l'er
sale by 11. 11. Cochran, druggist, I.J7 and 1JD
North ljucuifctrtt t, Ijineasler.
Epoch.
The transition from long, ling' ring and pain
ful sit lines te robust health marks an epoch In
the life of the Individual. Such a remarkable,
tvent Is treasured in the meineiy and the
iigemv VTherelij the gisid health has bi-en at
tained Is griitefull.v lilesseil. Hence It Is that se
much is heard In praise of Electric Hitters. He
many reel Ihey ewe their restoration te hialth,
te the use et llin drcat Alleiativc and Tonic. It
von are tieubltd with anv illsi.isDiir Kidneys,
I.lvcr or Stomach of long or short standing,
.von will surelv Hud relief bv useefElis-'Irli' Hlt
tirs. Sold at.VVandll kt lintlliMil II. It. Coch
ran s Drug stoic, l;7and LSI North IJuis n strut,
Iim aster, I'a. (1)
What In It Uoeil l'er f
la t us tell ve'l what Dr. Thvnutt' l In trie Oil
Is gisul for It U death te rheumatism and neu
ralgia. It will cure a hum, bite, or pain, and Is
ciUall gissl for sprains, l-'or sale bj II. II.
Ceihran, druggist, 117 and liu North ijuien
stuet, Umcnster.
lluckleii'H Arnica wilve.
Tub Hi.st8ai.vk In the world for Cuts, Ilrulses
Seres, I'licra, Salt Illieuui, Cever Meres, Tetter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Cerns, unit all
Hklu Eruptions, ami positively cures Piles. or
no pay required. It Is guaranteed toglves'r teglves'r
feet satisfaction, or money refuuilisl. l'rlie i'l
is'iits per Ijey. l'er sale by II. II. Cochran,
IUiigglht, Nim. M7tuul U3 North Qui en street,
liuiaster, I'a. JunelT-lyd
Hat I oiilhlcuce.
" In one case s rseualli known te Hie the sue sue
icsser Ituritefk Jlte-nt llillin wasaluiesi lucri
ililile. line lad) itescrllH'd llieui as worth him
diisls of dollars. I nivself have the greatest
i-nutldfiitu In them." V. S. Scratch, Druggist,
lltitlivcn, t)u1. Knr Kile bv II. II. Cis-hnin, drug
gist, 137 ami lit North Qiiismi stri-et, jiuc.iter.
The I'nople Ahteiilnlied,
.Manv iHsiple are astenlshid when thev ills ills
levir Ibr wldeclreiilutleu ir Themat' ttlcetitc
Oil rhere Is hardl.v a dnn: house In the coun
try that does net have this remedy uikiii Its
shelves. The public, have found It is a geed
thing umlstUk tell, l'er Kile by II. II. Ce, h
ran, ilrmulsi, 1J7 ami IJU North IJius'ii street,
I.aniuslir
Methi'i-s! MethcrH ! ! Met licit, !
Are eii dUtutb-d al night and brektiinf
yeurristb ask); ihild sutlirlug and crjlng
Willi the exirucmtlngjsiln or cutting teeth? If
te, goat once anil tit u liettlii of JIHf. WINh
EOW.S seuI'HINli SMtL'l'. It will nllcve
the peer little sullen r lniincili.it ly ilcpend
us)u'il , thercts no mistake about It. There Is
net a mother en earth who has ever used It,
u he will net tell jeuat onee thai It will regu
late Hit bowels, nnd give rest te the mother, find
relief and health te Die child, esratlug like
m.i'!ic. It Is perfect!) safe te use In all cases and
pit isant te the ti.itc, mid U the prescription of
one of Hi? nldrat and la t female phyblclaus und
nun In thi I nlteU St.iU-K Sold wtrj wlure,
:$vtllUubgltlc, uiuvl0-ljd&w
. tj - fes .
blercus llicir giving away In their customers of
se niiiiiv free tiial bottles of Dr. King's New Dli Dli
leviry for Consumption. Tlielr trade Is simply
enormous in tills vrry valuable articla from the
fact tliat It aliiajsiiiresaud never disappoints.
CeiikIis, folds. Asthma, Urunchltls, Croup, and
all threat iintl-ttng diseases ipilekly cured. Yeu
(an test II before buying by gettlnga trial bettle
free, large size SI. Uvery betlle ti'arrantiil at
II. II. ('tain-mi' Drug Were, 1.17 and l.fllNeith
IJ in en striel, I.inciiKttr, I'a. )
OOD'8 SARSArARlLLA.
SPRING MEDICINE
la necessity with nearly crerjbedy. The run
down, tired condition at this season I du te
Impurities In the bleed wnlch have nccumtiM
ted during the winter, and which must be ex
pelled Ifyeil wiah te feel well. Heed's Karaarsv
rllla thoroughly purines and vltnlliea the
bleed, creates a geed appetite, cures bllleuaneM
and beadaehe. gives healthy action te the kid
no) a and liver, and Impart te the whole body
a feeling of health and strength. This spring try
HOOD'S 8AKSAPAKILLA
" I take Heed's Bars pnrlM every jenr as a
spring tonic, with most aatlsfactery resulta.'
C. l'ARMKi.r.K,3l911rldgestreel,Broeklyn,N. Y.
Heed's Hnrsaparllla Purified my bleed, gave
me strength and overcame the headache and
dlzrlness, se that I am abl te work again. 1
recommend Heed's Knrsnparllla toethers whose
bleed Ja thin or Impure, and who feel worn eul
or ran down." Lenten Nassin, Lewell, Mass.
CltEATES AN Al'I'ETITK
"Wllhlhcnrstbotlle of Heed's Harsaparllla
my headache entirely disappeared, and where
before I could net mutter up an appetite for my
meals, I cannot new get enough meals (e satisfy
my appetite, 1 am at present taking my second
bottle." William Eamsi.ne, Pest H. A. II.,
Neenali, wis.
N. II. If you decide Ie take Heed's Knrsapa
rllla de net lie Induced te buy any ether.
Heed's Sarsaparilla
Held by all druggists. St ; six rer IS. Prepared
only by C. I. HOOD CO., Imdl, Mas.
UK) DOSES ONE DOIjTjAII
71 OLDEN SPECIFIC.
DRUNKENNESS
en thj:
L1QUOK HAIIIT POHITIVELY CUKKD IY
ADMINIHTE1UNO DR. HAINEs.'
GOLDEN HPEC'IKIC
It can b given III a cup of coffee or tea with
nut the knowledge of the person hiking It; Is
absolutely harmless, and will cflec n permn
neiitand ssisly cure, whether the patient Is a
moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck.
Ihousaudsef drunkards have been made lem
israteinen who have taken OeldenHpeeirteln
Ihelr cetlee without their knowledge, and to
day believe they null drinking or their own
rree will. IT NEVER FAILH. The system
once Impregnated vi 1th the KpeclJlc, It becomes
an utter Impossibility for thellquer appetite te
exist. Fer sale by
CIlAH. A. LOCH i:il. Druggist.
Ne. 0 Kjist King Htrect, Ijincastir, I'a.
aiigs-lydM.W.F
qiEETHINO HYRUP.
TO MOTHERS.
Everv babe should linva a bottle of DR.
FAHRNEYH TEETHINO HYRUP. Perfccllv
sure. NeOplum orMerphlamlxlures. Will re
lieve Cnlle.UrlpIng In thnllewelsand Prometo
Dltllcult Teething. Prepared by DHH.D. FAHR
NEYAHON, HiiKerstewn, Mil. Druggists sel
It; 2."centR. Trial bottle scut by mall ID cents
JanMydisxhlw
w
EAK,
UNDEVELOPED PARTS.
Of the Human Hedy Enlarged, Developed,
fslrengthened.etc.. Is an Interesting advertise
ment long run In our paper. In reply te In
quiries we will sav that there Is no evidence
of humbug about this. On the centrarv, the
advertisers are very highly Indorsed. Inter-
esieu persons may gei semen circulars Hiving
all particulars, by writing te the ERIE MEDI
CAL CO., 5 fjw an St., Iluflale, N. Y. M11 Tit-
TpARKER'S HAIR HAIJ1AM.
Parker's Hair Balsam
Cleanses and beautifies the hair. Promotes a
Luxuriant Growth. Never Kalis te Restore
dray Hair te Its Youthful Celer, Cures Hcald.
Diseases and Hair 1'allliig. ,7V, at Druggists.
FLORENTINE COLOONR
The Most Kragrantand Ijistlnger Perrunics.
Jee. Druggists. oeUU-flindM.tThAw
i'lcfvtncvatevn.
F
LINN A HRENEMAN.
-THE-
ALASKA
REFRIGERATORS
THE BEST IN THE MARKET.
The ALAHKA possesses the only prevision
chamber lice from odor.
The ALASKA prudtius a fr, coif or, which
no etlu r Rirrlgcriiler tan de.
The ALASKA has preserved fiesh meat per
fectly for Ihiee uecks In hottest wiather.
The ALAHKA prediues better results Willi
Inn Ice than any ether Ikfilgerater.
Flinn & Breneman,
152 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
LANCASTER, PA.
)avtttfoe.
TTAHN1W.
HARNESS.
HABERBUSH'S
30 Centre Square,
LANCASTER, PA.
Saddles,
Harness.
LAP BLANKETS,
Trunks, Bags, Harness Oil,
AND
General Stable Supplies,
-AT-
(hL'Ll'fcwiOli TO M. llAHUIUL'Sn A bON.)
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN HORSE HEADS.
(Ci.vvliinca.
TANDA III) CARRIAGE WORK.
Standard Carriage Werk.
EDW. E1KJERLEV,
Nes. 10, 12, 43, t j Market Street. Rear or Post Pest
ulllcc, I-inciutiT, Pa.
Buggies, Photons, Family Carriagies.
The finest stock In the country te select from.
We Mill suit everlssly. Prices te stilt tliethnes.
A tine line of Seceuil-llaud Werk.
New U the time te yet your Carrlayes Ite
isiluleit nnd Repaired. Our reulrtng cuuiiet
beexiclled. One set of workmen CEisv-cIully em em
ple) ed fur that purpose.
Cull and eiumlne wlittlitr you with te buy or
net.
. ,
H
Cm E. Ilakkli's,
Clethittft.
1889 NOVELTIES! 1889
-AT-
H. GERHART S.
Th most remplet nsserlment of Bprtmj
Overceating English Cheviots, Dlsgensf and
Casslmere Suiting nnd Treusering that has ever
been shown In this eltv. Workmanship th
best and all goods warranted as repretented.
II. OEllIIART,
Ne. 4.1 North queen Mtreet.
-Only Direct Importing Tailor In the City
of Lancaster.
s
TOPI THINK I
Al this day, when competition Is great, the
customer leeks te see Who Olves.Net Premises
-HAROAINK.
Customer. Htep I Think I Who pay for ex
tensive advertisements T
We de net Advertise Ilargalns, Clearing Rales,
etc., but give you the benefit of thai which
ethers glve the printer.
Our Counters Contain All thai Is New in
BurrnraB, treuserinqb and
SPRING OVERCOATS.
Our Prices are the Ixiwest Possible te dolus delus dolus
llce te customer and ourselves.
NOS. 834 AND 30 WEST KINO HTEEET.
innrlJ-3md
T
IO CLOTHINQ MU YEltM.
LGansman&Bre.
Oar Prices Need Ne Explanation,
THEY SHOW 1011 THKMSELVUS.
Instead of wasting words In bragging what
we will de we put the prices tierore veu. What
ever explanation Is needed yuu will find in the
windows, where, you will sce
MEN'S, BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S
Representing a large stock, all marked hi plain
iigiiri's.
Men's nuslness Hulls, Rack mid frock styles.
Men's Dress tsults, sacks, frocks and Prince
Alliens, $11, 12, iM, f IS, f 18.
Heys' Leng Pant Units, slues 12 te IP, $.1.03,
$1.00, $.- 00, $0.00. $7.00, $8.00, $30. '
Heys' Hhert Pant Hulls, sires t te 1,1, $1.00. $1.15.
S 1 : $ I .V), $ 1 .75, K.00, $.1.00, $ 1.00, $5.U0 a nil 0.00.
L'hlldien's Knee Pants at 18c.
OUR
Mercbant Tailoring Department
Is kept very Imsv and new goeils find tlielr way
almost dally In this department.
It will be te jour Interest te examine our
qualities and prices.
A small Investment will bring you large
dividends. That means f-'.OO worth rer $1.00.
Bee our no English Wide-Wales coat and
vest te order at $12, $11 and $18. They ure big
values for the money.
L. Gansman & Bre.,
66 and 68 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
S. W. CORNER OF ORANOE, LANCASTER, FA.
tfS-Nnt cennetediwth nny ether Clothing
Heuse In the city. jr
II
Iltdlt A 11EOTHER.
Lancaster's
FUTURE CITIZENS
Are finding out day by day the beauty of our
Clothing. The iicrfeel lit the low price, and
the supirler make all combine te produce, this.
CHILDREN'S SUITS,
&IZr.s4T0 14,
At $100, $1.2... $LV, 51.7S. $2.00, $2i0, $.t.00, $.10,
$1.00. $4.00. t5.(W. 50.00, $7.(), In tilented and belteii
coats, well trimmed and made. The goods are.
Fancy Oassimeres,
Scotch Oboviets,
Silk Stripes,
Large Plaids,
Blue Flannels.
LARGE BOYS' SUITS,
SI.ES IO TO 18,
In many fancy designs and patterns, cut In llin
latest fashions and our own ma ke, whkh speaks
for Itself, and at prlies w hlch dcTy competition.
SUITS AT, SUITS AT, SUITS AT
$2.W. $3.00, $3..'i0. $1 00, S". 00. $" ), $(1.00, $7.00, $.00.
$t.00, $10 and $12. '
A Notable Hull Is a Handsouie
SILK-FACED SCOTCH CHEYIOT
Sack Suit,
Which catches the eye of everyone. We will
be pleased te have you call mid examine our
stevk.
ONiM'rliC'i:
rLOTHIKHS AND I'L'ILVLSHKItS,
North Queen Street and Centre Square,
LAN CAST! HI, I'A.
4"irtte.
rpllIfYeFNOMEN'ri IVTES I'T
Straw Hats
-AND-
LIGHT STIFF AND SOFT HATS
In the Newest Ilesluns and Lightest
Weights.
Best $1.50
Light Colored Stiff Hat
.SOLO A.N YAVIIEHi;.
Trunks, Traveling Bags and
Summer Robes.
STAUFFER & CO.,
31 and 33 North Queen Street.
LANCAfeTEK, I'A,
me Tiirs
HARRY STAMM.
A WHITE
Xe.
Seme Cbeice and Royal Bargains
KOIl THE ECONOM1CAU
AnuniE the remnants of Hresi Ooedn we have
hunted out all the remnants and set them alde
where you'll havn geed picking. They are all
marked alone uniform price of
8 CENTS A TA1IU.
Many among them were sold a high mT.V.
cents.
There's Music for Yeu.
J.
THE NEiA BOSTON STORED
J. Harry Stamm.
3 cmte.
CUnsllUTlON FOIl fS.IHMI.OOO.
Oregon Pacific
Railroad Company
First Mortgage 6 Per Cent. Geld Bends, Due
October 31, 1000.
SepiirtHi li.v iiihmI (ifrriiHt te the Fnrm
tlV Ieiui mill Trust Ceiiipuny, TrnUis
Cevim'Iiik tliol'ruiielilsoH, lleml, Equip
ment, nnil All LiiiuIh ISelutiuliiK te tlifl
Cem puny.
ll()Nl)Smi,(IO(EA(.II. INTEHEST PAY
ABLE Al'HIL AXI) OCTOIIEIt.
DIRECTORS :
Jehn I. IH.vnt,
lllalrstniTii.N. J,
Onnoen Wf.uni,
N.H. 1IKNTI.KV,
JAiiili llAIJTtn,
II.C. Atvvoeh,
hhwhkH. cek,
It. II. MlNTUIlM,
New Yerk,
11. (J. Hazauii,
I'eace Hale, It. I,
Or.eitniis. IliievvN,
Ilnltiinere, Mil
WM. M. IIeaii,
Han rranclsce, Cat
T. E. Hoefi.
iWai.i.is Nash.
II. V. W'njiev,
'Themas Uiiaii am,
.f.i'hin.ieii,
'(. It. 1'AIIIIA,
iT. E. CAtlTHOIlN,
III. II. .Ien,
. E. A. Amur,
I I'ervalllx, Oregon.
.'.leiiN llAimis,
I llcuteu Ce., Oregon.
,.V. II.VIKKI.MAN,
Albany, Oregon,
THE OltEOOy PAC'iriC HAlLHOAl)
CO.Ml'A.NV In erKanlred for the purpesn of
providing IheHtate of Oregon nltli an tiiKcntly
needeil means of eemniuuleatlnii vvllh ether
states and foreign countries by means' of a rull rull rull
lotidrrem VAliUINAllAVontherncltlcOeean,
riiimlng through the central portion ofthestate
Ie the eastern boundary thereof, n distance of
abeutslx hundred miles, viherncunnectlnu villi
be iiiaile with the railroad line already built In
that point, us well as with these under con
struction and projected.
VAQUINA HAY, from II commanding gciv
graphical position nnd the scarcity of ports en
the Oregon seaboard, li destined tehnthc future
great seaH)rt of Oregon, for, among ethers, llin
following reasons-:
First-It la the ONLY TOUT IN OIIEOON ON
THE BEA connected by a railway with the
great agricultural districts In the state.
Beeend-THE OIIEOON PACIFIC HAII,
KOAI) cresses the four north and south Hues of
railroad In tlie Willamette valley, the grrat
agricultural district of Oregon, and the Willa
mette. Elver at Albany, gathering business te
be delivered at the pert of Ymiuiua.
Third The dlstnncu te the 1'acllleOciaii flein
the heart of I Im Wlllamclle valley bv llieime
(JON PACIFIC HAlLHOAl) Is only 72 mills,
while by tin, way of Portland and IheCehiinbla
river It h-Mmlliw te thu sea.
Fourth It N .Hie. terminus of a railroad
traversing an agricultural country of in-mr-passed
fertility, producing millions of bushels
of grain annually and large yields of et her agri
cultural products, and upertliighiriU of tat
tle, sheep and horses, '1 h railroad also passes
through a country rlih In dcHsltHorieal, Iren,
geld and silver, ami, for llltyiullei, through one
of thu llnesl bodies or tlmlivr anywhere In Ilia
w 01 M. The timber dlitrlut hai been piescrvcil
te this tluieby thcabseiiie of needed rallnsid
lai llltlfH.
I'llth Thn uhele business of central, south seuth
irn and easlcrn Oregon villi be enrrlml bv III"
OIIEOON PACIFIC IIAILIIOAJl'II.MP.NY
te Yaipilnn.aiid dlsfrihuteil trout llial purl. In
about one-half the time consumed, and at about
one-halt Ihu cost for trmisiertat Inn charged by
any ether existing or preJecUil lines.
llin business Imiiuill.ilely unilLibln le the
OUEOON PACIFIC ItAILliOAO.anil the huge
biitinesi that "III temit te II, as lis linn is
pushed luitlier eastward, unlll It leaclies llelsn
City, and them makes I'oniieilleu Willi llin
present liansientlneiilal llnesas Mill as ethers
te lie completed, ill menstiulcH that Vaqlilliii
Hay Is te be tli" futuingreat siaerl of Oregon.
Hie toiegraphy or llieeasii rn portion of the
state of Oregon, mid the territory of Idaho, coin
Is Is all reads trussing On gun ever Its eastern
border te outer thu state at or mar llin point do de
termlinil as its eastern terminus by the OIIE
OON PACIFIC HAlLHOAl) COMPANY.
Willi adisiuala ikcuii shipping rucillllci te
luuidle thu tiutllu them would new honviillnhle
sutllctenl tiiislnchs te meet all the ilviil i barges.
Frem tlie heart or Ihu Wllliiuieltn Valle) te
Ihesea Ihedislancuhy thnOrigen I'm I lie rail
risul Islnit 7Jlilllc-i, whlle the shortest line by
ether reads Is M miles In length, whiih will
enable tlmOHLOON PACIFIC ltAILUOAU le
held the buslneix against teuictlllnu. Asdis Asdis
taniennil tliuuailitle Ihmest of transportation
It Is simply an impossibility foriemix ling lines
tehandln tlie buslncsi at the same raleasls
ilonebytho OUEOON PACIFIC HAlLHOAl)
COMPANY. Central Eastern Oregon Isliiga
treeless i euntry will draw lis timber andie.il
supply from along thu line of the till IXiuN I'A
C1I ICHAll.KOAUlii the Cascade .Meuulaliu.
Thusupiilles of lliiilier and coal villi be taken
VmsI en thu trains going te the great rertllu
plains of that district ler agricultural products
te iMjilcllviredat the ort of Yiuiulna, thus se
curing traillv eaih way. Tllli gives, without
liitcrlerenie, thu OHIJliON PACIFIC HAII
ItO.ll) tliu reiiiuiieiatlvu Iwal business, and
will enable It te de through business at price
that will command Its full share of that traffic.
The OIIEOON PACIFIC HAlLHOAl) COM
PANY will loeateand own the loMiisaleng the
llnoeflts read, and reap the bent fits resulting
then from. lh print tpnl lauds through whiih
thu cninpanj's lluu runs and Is located are
mined by thn company and amount te ever
nine hundred and fifty thousand acres. Mera
than tliricMiuartiTH of these lauds urn eX'ii
rolling plains and luimidlatcl) uvalliiblu for
tllluge.
Thn Iraiirhlse cenfi rs exiCillenal advaulages
en the Company, andnmeim them Is the return
te Ihu Company, by thehtate.iil all taxes levied
and collected until 1'JOO, en the lands and etlur
preisirtles of the company.
..lilt
iu Ceiiinauy has In oistiUIeii lvl miles of
coiiilnueusriMd.al tlie ind el which It enters
the timber tract above referred te; .lOmlleaara
In the hands of thu Construction Department,
and 10 miles or nsidlH-d tbreiigli the Malheur
Valley are ready for rails. The uhele line Hill
heteutplctcd by the autumn eriKtu), HtccI rails
ler iiiinplctlen of thu read, together lib fas
tenings, have Ik ell piirthast.il,
'llin live millions of bends new ellVriil are thn
rciualuihr of the total Issue of fillceii millions
provided for In thu mortgage, and by an ar
rangement tietu ecu thu Kallrimd Cemsniv and
Messrs. darker ltretlu rs .v. Ce., of I'hlladi fphla,
thi'prei'i'iilsiif IIii-si'ImiihI.' nrvhrldb that firm
le lie js'tlil te the Hallread Company only as the
work of isantruelleii progress, s,
OUEOON PA( UK HAlLHOAl) CO.,
Ily T. F IIOOO, Prisidcnl.
NENV YOHK, 13lli May, l).
Tim iinili rslguwl villi reielve subsi rlpllens
for Ihealiovi-mentlemsl FIVE MILLION l)l)U
I.AIIH it'ilil.llOi li st tent, (ield bends of thn
Oregon P.u Hie Uallre.ul Ceuisiuyat I'.ir and
aicriusl Inlcresl.
The substrlptleus will Ihiesiii-i1 al lOe'ilis k
eii'lhuixlay, May 'Zl. and will close at Pi o'clock
en haturda), Ma) B", but the right Is reserved
te rejii't an and all applications, or te iIem
thu sub-crlptlens at an earlier date and te allot
a smaller amount than nniillfd for.
raiment te lie made . 10 inn cut. at the time
of allotment. 1", tier tent. June 15. and thu li.il-
auie of l'i peril nt. en Jul) II; Interest le l ad
justed le date of final pii)inent, it lieu Ibe bends
will lie delivered, l'a.v incuts limy lie
ami
Irlna-
teil II dished, and luttrcxt will
Intin-st Hill bu
bu allowed
thereon at Hist unt.
Conies of the Articles of IiiioriKiratlen and of
IhemertgiiKi have Iktii ilesisitl ulth the un
dersigned, from whom forms of application may
laj obtained.
BARKER BROTHERS & CO.,
125 Seuth 4th St., Philadelphia.
MANHATTAN TRUST CO.,
10 Wall St., New Yerk.
lll lH-lvnl
SUtcu-tu'He.
T" L'THEIl B. KAL'ITMAN,
J ATTOHNEY.r-LAV.
kiend Fleer Kslileinaii Law llulldtiii'. Ne. l.t
NerlfcOukvtitrtet, pr3-lydAw
9rtj CioebB.
The Only Reliable New Bosten Stere I
COUNTERPANE SALE
-AT-
24 Cexxtre Square.
White Counterpanes
AT MS ItEllL'CriONS.
$.'.011 Spread for S2..71
$.1 .71 Hprcad ...- Fer $2.00
$iS0Hpnadi .... Ker$l.fO
$1.75 Mprmi1..., .... -,... .,..Eer $1.0(1
TIIEE AIU:
Great Bargains I
Oome Boe Theru. They'll Oe Fast.
Cll..
AllLEM BTAMM.
CHARLES STAMM'S,
Nes. 35-37 North Queen St.
BIG REDUCTIONS!
Best Ammonia at 5c. a bottle.
$1.00 Black Silk Lace Flouncing, at 75c. a yard.
Zephyr Ginghams at I2c. a yard.
All Silk Satin Rhadama at 50c. a yard.
1.25 Black Silk Lace Flouncing at, $1.00 a yard.
$1.00 Embroidery at 75c. a yard.
Best Velveteens, at I2c. a yard.
$1.00 Lace Cans at 75c. each.
$1.50 warranted Black Silk, 2. inch, at $1.00 a yard.
I2c Dress Ginghams at 10c. a yard.
$2.00 Black Silk Lace Flouncing at $1.50 a yard.
Black Cashmere Shawls, with silk fringe en four sides, at $2.00
each.
Cheapest Bosten Stere,
Nes. 35-37 North Queen St.
N
EXT DOOUTOTIIE COUHT HOL'HE.
Wellave Jusl Opeuid a llcaiillful Assortment of Olllierl'K
In Plain lllack mid Hindi tilth White figures.
persjilratlen nor acids will change, and Ihey arelheenlt'lllacksmatiiifactured that will positively
iioitmtiige coier. vv onise Keep uiieerLH i usi
III ess Linings.
DRESS GUTOHiLrAS.
We have thn most abundant stock of Dress (II iighams, Halrriisand Challls In be found lu till
market. In all tiie Newest Hhades of Pinks. Hint's, llrcjs, linens, etc., elf. Alse n full line of
Ladles' White Dress (ioeds and Embrelderlis.
FAHNESTOCK'S,
Nes. 36 and 37 East King
1AHU4McELHOY.
BARD &
Nes. 33 and 35 Seuth Queen Btroet,
DIUXHOOODH-aim-lal Ilargalns In lllack llrnrletlaClelh al 2.V, Xic. tOe. Our Mc iuallly
All Weel, tD liu has aide, extra value. Next grade 411 Im hei wide, TAe ; worth H7e, Next grsde
PI Indies n Idr, K7Mi : bring your samples off Uiuallly and eemparn with this numlMT. Next
craihi 111 Im his wide, tl.ne ; regular price, Jl.i'i. Ilargalns In lllack Hllk at 75", I l.l), II.S1.SIIO ; our
M grade Is 'Jl Inches tilde, actual meaaure, nxlra iiiallly. Drtss Ooeds from fxi up. lliirialliSHt
11, $), V. 37J4 IS, rfl an
und lutein theclly.
niliaienis. Jim la'sinueui
COIWiri'H-CerMtHat'J.V.:tUc.S0,.T.'k1fl.a).
fiiunlcd al less limn tl.-i.
IIOSIEIIY-The best value In Hosiery In tlie city. I jnllis' and Men'. 2, 3, laud A pair for 2Ac.
I.inlliV mid Children abselulrly Fast lllack Hese, two pairs for 'Tie.
lJNI)r.llvVi;.ll Uiiliis', .vim h ami uiiiiiireii's
ilatl Vests, I'M, 'i fiil,"nenls. Ijutlns' lliiuze
nibb
Vils,.V)c. .vfen's Oaiun Vests from ': up. One let of Men's Orey Mixed llalbi
at'si; tiertll .Vs'. See lliem Men's Jean Iiratii rsal'AiiaiiiKJDc. One let of Mel
hi, fsfii 2.V ; ri imlar nrlce. 7.Vi; Ibis Is a dii Idisl b.irualn.
OU'CLOTII -Weearry a lnrgerstiK-k of FliMir and Table Oil Cleth than any ether retail Dry
OimsIs I Ien wj In Ijincaster. Wit havn ceneluiled le make a Hpcclal Hale of Heer Oil Cleth. An
this Is house cleaning time, and should you mint le replenish, come nnd sen us If you wunt bar
gains In Flisir Oil Cleth.
I1ICYCLES- lli'fern .veu buy u Illrjcle or Tricycle, call and see us. Agents for the Premier
Kafely Illcjcles. Ahe dlflerenl maki s for iMijHand girl. Hafcty lllcyclcnanil Tricycles. Ulcyile
Hosu only UV, llieycle llesu HupiHirlirs only Ujc each.
bard & Mcelrey,
AGENTS FOR THIS SECTION, DEALERS IN DRY GOODS
M03. 33 AND 35 80UTII QUEEN STREET, Oppealte Fountain Inn.
A'
IICTION HALE CAHI'ITIrl.
-AT-
METZGER & HAUGHMAN'S
Brussels Carpets
FltOMTHi:
Great Auction Sale in New Yerk!
-AT-
Metzger & Haughman's
CHEAP STORE,
Nes. 38 and 40 West King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
(OITOSITHTHi: C'OUI'KIt IIOU8K.)
wcAiirirr HAHh taken in exciianee.
(Crtvpct
J3
AHOAINS!
-00
Shirk's Carpet Hall !
-nm-
Wilten. Velvet, Bedy Brussels, Tapestry, Ingrain, Damask
and Venetian, Rag and Chain Carpets.
OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES, &e.
WK HA VB TIIK I.A11QK3T AND HBhT STOCK IS TIIKClTV,
H. S. SHIRK St SONS,
Cor. West King and Water Sta., Lancaster, Pa.
T , .rLSjt , 30." ?-. ,s r
DRESS GINGHAMS!
AIIE LIVELY AB EVER.
Fresh arrivals almost dally. Colen mere
lmiutinn, ir pexslhle, Trlcea getting lower.
Halunlay we'll show mime choice stj leu at
4JJCENTSAYAH1I.
Our Line at a, 10, 12J cenls are "A 1."
Heme HargaliK here In Itrmnantsir you come
siam.
These goods are absolutely Paul Celer, neither
1' iiiai'Ks mamiiaciureti 1111 will positively
cslHB.Cninbrlcs and all ktniHef Fast Celer
iiiai'Krtcir
Street,
Lancaster, Pa.
Opposite Fountain Inn
iiressiiingiiamsuuii leiiniiu neru ai y,,,n, iu
Tim 11. A H. Dicsh Ferm Corset al 11.00 In net
.vietiium vveigui uuiierwear, ruriip. ijiuics',
Vests from SCm up. Inllcs' Hiliniuir Merine
.tnxea imieriKgan uniiernrar
run hiik JlanUKcr-
ilrtll.
B
AUOA1NH I
TO-
yM'.vu . rfV lfc-T jaPif Y J -rrl tA ' "
pIIILADELrHIA k HEADINORA1LROI
HEAWNaACOLUMIHA DIVISION.
On and, after Hnndny, May 12, MM,
. "'r ( K I no- street), as fellows i
aTTI J'fdlnic and Inlemiedlnlc point, '
m.,.ir.v p. m. "'
In. lfillh.lHft.l.
r:i-' " , im. du a. m.1 Diinmr. i
- " - .M.-iiiuin, ween ua
3 3A n. m.: nmninva n u .
week itayn, 7:30 n. m.,
t-n"J SJP'iS- ,,'''inlelphla, week d
7Jt)a. m., 12.:i'i,.Wjp. m.
i .' Yerk V,R Allcnlewn, week daj
ForAllenlewn, week days, 7:30 a. n..3Ji
m.j Sunday. 3: p. m. ' .,"!
r Or I'fltljit Hln irnnb Atm M as. m.aft 1.
BundaV.itVMi, m. ' "" " "-OT PT
s . u "5"". week days. 7.-00 a. m., 2dS, M
K..V- """"urn, weeK in
v r'7T' ! 8unrt,y, ". m
KerUtlA!TV..1f. xrmlr .!.- e.et a.m -
3.00
LHflfth trT ii..v,i'V- . irri": D,4Mi Wtav "
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a
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m
ififflfiSS v"jr"''elph.a,Week,tr:
vJa.V , S, V15 '" ""aueipnil
7: a. in., ism, I2.-O0 p. m.
. Lmve New Yerk via Allentown,
4"ti) a. in., urn i m '
week dayi"
iienvnAllentewii. week davs. am m is
- .. ..v ... .... .;
n. in.
' ' ""
Irfiive rettsvllle, week days, &M a. m
I IfalTA fslsj AA1- -A- b.
i.Q
T:p mTHunVhiy. 7:S .a: m '"- "&
12 j:
.,""C Uuarryyllle, week days. &. 0:2S a. m.;?l
.w, r.n p. m. j Himiiay, 7:10 a. m. ':!
, ATtjANTIC CITY 1)1 V1HIO.V. 4 J
-f2vi.. "'"'''Iphla, Chestnut Mreet whart'i
and Heulh street wharf. """jj
Fer Atlantic city, week day, pxnrwmemi'l
S5S a. m. and tiWand fiW p. in.: Ar'mmJdiuSf
,'..,.1 Ar ",UI i V' '" 5 ""'')', Exprew, a
i ! I"'' Accem,wlnll", "00 a. m., tmVi
IteiiirnliiKleaveAllanlle City, denet corner.
Allantleaiid Arkansas Avenues. Meek dayaT-J''?
Exprrwi7:0nniiil 10 15 n. m. nn.1 1 n Wi JiSl..
iri'tiv.""!1 x-JJ-jvkm
... nail Jin i m" ' '"i-ommeuniioii, 7a.e,
Uetalliil time uhlei can be ehlalucd at Ucket,
A a rt tvt .- . -
"'vVA." .T-VVl..... ... !! .'cock. . m
"""uiunim von i inn r jvgl.
P'iHN'VTDHCHEUUUBj
li nn "iuiwii:
f jn iv
l'ar' .vv3
I'I.IT1VA tilt
Philadelphia.
1'acllle Eprcit..!..
Srw.KP"f-
Ijincaster.
t" I'. Ill
tM a. m.
4:W n. m.
7411 n ,t.
irt n. m. I--
esJS u. m. iW
Mall Iralnvla MhJeyf
:: a. m. -i
D:31 a. m.
..I. .nan irninr.....,
Nlnnnrig Exprenii.,...,
lliiiiovArcein
am LWicf
r redcrlck Accem......
ljincantcr Accem....
HarrlMiiirK Aecem..
Celli inula Accem.. .
llarrlHliurg ExpnM..
western Exprewtt,....
Uincantcr Aece,..
EAMTWA1H).
I'lillu. Kxinpt. .
Vil, l.lnnt
via Oilunihla
R.'.VI it. in.
0-Jri n m.
llk.Vi ft, m.
via Columbia,
1 1. -00 a. m-
il:.iua. in.
via rvilmtililn
J.1HI n. m.
2:10 p. m.
2JW p. m.
S:10 p. m.
vlaMl.Jey....
2.1n p. III.
:I0 p. in.
5 .11 P. in. .
030 p. m.
Ix-ave'"' "
Ijniranter.
2:U0 a. m,
4:4'ui, in.
n:n n. m
8:1(1 a. m.
:.V a. m.
0 00 a. m.
11:M a. m.
12.M p. m.
:.'.V . m.
! p. in.
1:15 p. in,
6: Up. m.
KM p. in.
i:i p. m.
mi n. m.
11:10 p. m.
.
.Vr.rel ftl
AitItb tg
M , l'hlla. $j
trj.i a, m.
fi:Y a. m.
HiMa. til.
lucaliT Ac'ce!.'.'."'l',J
iiarrimmm KxpreH..
jincai.ler Accum
ColuinblaAcceni ..,..
Atlantle ExprcMf...
Seahere Exprriw.... ,
riilladelphla Accem.
Hiinday Mall.. ..
TltlV l-'ttVM4i
IIVIXI n. tn.
vlaMt-Jey.
ii:vi a. m.
133 p. m.
D:I5 n. in.
6: i. RI. ffl
e: p. m. i
HarrlkhurK Accem"!!!
Mall Tralnt ,
0:00 p. m.
llO-ii p. m. xS
fThe only trains which run dallv. b'l
OnHlllldnV flm Mull Irnln w.M, r..nl.-M .S
Celiunhla. ' (J
.f It U'nnil rlnlin.l !-. A a Jss
CHAH. K. ruayiVarSiMSS: ""
LEIlANON r,ANCAHTEIl JOINtT7hB
IIAII.HOAII.
ArrniiKCincntu of I'usKcnmr TrnhiH en and after ?4
Nitmiiav liiv 19 nun vl
v. .-., ..... .., .,v.
. NOltTHWAlU).
Inve a, m. i'
K7UI1UBJT. ' m
'. M.
Klnit Hti-eel, Ijinc. 7KM
Uituaiiter., ,.... 7K17
Mauhelm -.... 7t
Cornwall 7:59
I2.r,
a: iz iwj suafl
12.11
irje
l:ie
iit
eiu( n:iit
H.-J0 H:H
0:1H' 0:17
rs '
Arrive at
I-elianeii H:ll
MmiriivvAitii
1UH 7.-00 93
Icave a.m. r. M.
r. m. a. .
7:!.V TM
7:i, 8:10
7sS7 8:40
leiinnen ,.. 7:12
Cornwall ...,. 7:CT
Manhclm'....... TM
Lancanter 8.-27
Arrive at
Klnn Htrect, Ijiiic. H:
12.H0
12:15
'.
1:10
1:52
WJ:
2.00
8.:30
KM!
A.M. WIIJUIM Unnl II A, f ll.llmJ
H. H. NEKK, Hiiptfi,(l. II. -
lUurnttuvc.
e
CIIH A OlllBS
Ochs&Gibbs,
HELI-M
IN
rUUNIHIIINd
2d, 3d & 4th Floers, ?1
31 SOUTH QUEER ST. 4
Yeu can (.elect from a enerininw lock of -i
... ..... ,,,, ., in .,iu(-f .iwh ratj ,w
Ilelnir at muni! exuh vre guarantea Iha-i
xinvni, t ricrn, iiiiuiurt Itllll IlliniUllliy CIIH1 H
hltied III our Meck efHprlm: Urdu and MeU ?
trcMca. HcMt Hair Mattreucn mads te order. .I ;
. m
. M
rr. ui c m. niDDC m
VVVI II It v. T I & -
Second. Third and Fourth Fleen. &A
Ne. 31 S. Queen Street,
LANCAHTElt, I'A.
all-lyd
II
EINITHH'M.
-NOW 1H THE-
TIMETOBUY
FURNITURE.
Don't wall until llgitfibe warm but call new.
The prlcca we havn are net exartly CHILLING.
hut you will net set excited ever them ; Ihey 1
are tee low for that. 'J.
When you hen these rheapchalnfer the percb ffl
and lawn, nema already lu ami etlicru te come
you will Ih plcau-d, we knew.
-0UIl AIM-"THE I1EST OOODH K0P.THB M
LEAbT MONEY." fj
HEINITSH'S
Furniture Depot.
27 & 29 Seuth Queen St
W
IDMYEHH COIINEIL
AN ADVANTAGE;
YOU SHOULD NOT MISS.
The adtantace of nelivllni; from the largct
and inel coinjiicie heck 01
FURNITURE'
wn ever etreriM, and one which must willsfy
meht uiij one. It U will selected, tlie new est In
dtslgn, Keed and
Lew Priced.
iiieiiuvanuiBiiei kciecuuBirem khcii u aim- aw
lian luiertaiit consideration, and assures the -iM
itiir..in& r ,Mirrif-l kiitlkrm Him. I.M
We cre never III tiettrrhliiipu le serve you.
Is thcre an) Ihlng ou waul In I'lirulture?
IF SO, CALL AT
WIDMYER'S FURNITURE STORE,
COENER OF $!
E. King & Duke St.Y
rOTEL NOItMANIlIR
?'
II VTI.ANTIll CITY.
MWOI'K.S. Lriider:.V-w.".laivueiiienl.
.-vuvv uir V.c.lHLlEnE.l'roprlftler,
Lam of Celuuadu Hetel, X'WUmMjiW, j
uilWnut
tin 1
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