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THE ULNtfASTEB DAILY INTELLIGENCER, FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1880.
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. MONET JU78K.
In rtilrt of cheek, tallewM hair,
The fiddler tlla In the bnlrath chair,
I.Ike Moses' basket stranded there
On the brink of Father Kile.
He (tela the flddle'f slender neck,
Pick out the note with thrum mid check,
And time the tune with nod mnd beik, .
And think It a meaty while.
All rendy I New he girt the call j
Cries, "Hener te the ladle!'' All
The Jelly tides of Uuf hter fall
And ebb lifa happy smile.
H-O-W-N come the bow ou every string ;
" First couple Jein right bauds and swing I''
And light an any blue-blrd'a wing
" Swing oneo and a-hnlf time round I"
Whirls Mary Martin, all In blue blue
Calice gown and stockings new.
And tinted eye that tell you true.
Dance all te the dancing Round.
"She flits about big Moses Brown,
Who holds her haed te keep her down,
And think be hair a golden crown,
And hi heart turn ever once t
111 cheek with Mary' breath U wet,
It give a second semerset I
He means te win the maiden ) et.
Alas for the awkward dunce I
" Your stega beet ha crushed my tee t
I'd rather dance, with one-legged Joe,
Yeu clumsy fellow I" "Pas below I"
And the first pnlr dance apart.
Then " Forward six P advance, retreat,
Like midge gay In sunbeam street ;
'TIk Meney Musk by merry feet
And the Meney Musk by heart!
" Three-quarters round your partner swing I
Acress the set 1" The rafters ring,
The girls and boys have taken wing,
And have brought their roses out I
Tl " Forward six I" With rustic grace,
And, rnrcr fur than" Swing te place I"
Than golden clouds of old point lace,
They bring the dance about.
Then clasping hands all" night and left I"
All swiftly weave the measure deft
Acress the woof In living weft,
And the Meney Musk Is done t
Oh, dancers of the rustling husk,
Ooed night, sweethearts, 'tis growing dusk, .
Uued night for aye te Meney Musk '
Fer the heavy march begun.
Jlrnjamin F. Ibifer.
Dr. T. Heman DncnxKR, an eminent Oer
nutn authority, mi)-s: "Consumption Is always
due te deficient nutrition of the lungs, caused
by bad bleed." At theBroinpten Hospital fir
consumptives, Louden, Eng., a statement has
been published that 52 per cent, of the patient
of that Institution have unsuspected kidney
disorder. This explains why the proprietors of
Warner's Hate Cuie claim that they have re
cti id innuy testimonials which they have net
published, because of the Incredulity with
which they would be received Here it claimed
that Wurncr's Bafo Cure cure consumption.
Hut thu fact Is that if your kidneys be cured
anil put In a healthy condition they expel the
uric acid and poisonous waste matter, and pre
vent the Irritation of the delicate substances of
the lungs, thereby removing the cause. When
the effect Is removed the symptoms of kidney
disease, which Is called consumption disap
pears, and with It the Irritation which caused
It.
A Seawtck I'nwHin-rer,
On the ocean, cares little about a storm. Hals
positively Indifferent whether he Is washed
overboard or net. Hut, set right by a wlneglass
ful or two of Hosteller' Stomach Hitters, he
feels renewed Interest In his pergenal safety.
This flue a corrective neutralizes In brackish
water often compulserlly drank en shipboard,
te the grievous detriment of health the perni
cious Impurities which give rise te disorders of
the stomach, liver and bowels. Te the mariner,
the tourist, the western pioneer and miner, the
Hitters Is Invaluable as a means of protection
against malaria, when Its seeds are latent In air
and water. Te the effect of overwork, mental
or mnnuel, It Is a mast reliable autldete,'and te
the debilitated and nervous, It uflbnls great and
speedily felt rellefand vigor. ma0te27
We have heard many of our old friend say
that Salvation Oil cured them of rheumatism.
These who hn e net tried it should de se. Our
druggists sell It for tvwnly.nvc cents a bottle all
the time.
Why suffer with ft bad cold when one bottle
of Dr. Hull's Cough Syrup will cure a cough of
the worst kind. Iir. Hull's Conch Syrup Is sold
for 25 cents per bottle byull druggist In the
United States.
Special Jtotlcce.
Let Un Tell Yeu.
Let us tell )ou that a person who Is bilious or
constipated is net a will person, and further,
that nearly everjone Is subject te these Irregu
larities. Let us tell you that Jlurdnek Jlloed
Mitten H re ene of the finest diuretics and
upericntx ever jet devised. Fer salebyll. Ii.
Cochran, druggist, 1.17 and IJU North Queen
street, I.uncuster.
Eupepty.
This Is whnt you ought te have. In fact, von
must have It, te fully enjoy life. Thousands ure
tea re hi ne for it dally, ami ineurnlug because
they II nd it net. Thousands upon thousands of
dollars are spent unnuuiiy by our peeple in the
ipcnt unnuullj
ley in)!uttali
hope that they in)?uttalu this been. And
nope mui iney maviuiiuiu mis neon. Annjei
It limy be had by all. We guarantee that Elec-
trie Hitters, if used according te directions nnd
the use persisted In, will bring you Ooed Diges
tion and oust the demon Dyspepsia aud Install
instead Eupepsy. We recommend Electric Bit
ters for Dyspepsia, and all diseases et Liver
nieinacu aim iviuueys. isem ui v aim si per
bottle by II. II. Cochran, druggist, lSTundl'ftS
North ifueen street, Lancaster,
r, lu. w
Tella Whnt He Knew.
"Best thing for bums I huve eer tried.
Heals grandly. " U P. Follett, Sfarlen. Ohie,
spenktug of 'Jlietiuu' & leetrie Vil. Fer sale by
11. II. Cochran, druggist, 1J7 uud 1JS1 ertli
Queen street, Ltincustcr.
A Scrnp of I'nper Save llur 1.1 fe.
It was Just an ordinary scrap of wruuDlinc
puper, but it saved her life. She was in thu lust
stones of consumption, told by
physicians that
am milv li tdmrt
she was Incurable una could live only u short
time; sne -weighed less than seventy pounds.
On a piece of wrapping paper she read of Dr.
Kings New Discovery, and getu sample bettle:
it helped her, she beuglitu large bottle, It bellied
her mere, bought unether unu grew better fust,
continued its ueand is new strong, healthy,
lesy. plump, weighing lW pounds. Fer fuller
partleulars send stamp te w. II. Cele, Druggist.
Fert (smith. Trial bottles of tills wonderful
Discovery Tree at II. b. Cochran's drugstore,
147 aud lJJ North Queeu street. I-ancuster. Pa.
W
' Over the HUM te thu i'oer Meuse."
A pereii with Impaired or Impoverished
bleed Is en tile read te physical bankruptcy.
Jlardack Jiloeil ltlltert strengthen and enrich
the circulation, repair thu tissues, and build up
the entires) stein. Fer sale by II. II. Ceclirun,
druggist, 1J7 and 13! North Queen street, l.au
caster. liuckluii'H Arujeu feulve.
The BesitHala Kin the world ferCuts.llruivs
Sens, Ulcers, Salt Itheniii, Fever Seres, Tetter.
Chapped Huuds, Chilblains, Cerns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or
no pay required. It Is guaranteed te give per-fect-kutlsfuetleii,
or money refunded. Price S5
cents ier box. Fer sale by II. H. Cochran,
Druggist, Nes. IJ7 and lit North Queen street,
Lancaster, Pa. JuneST-ljd
Or -MutcliUihH .MiTlt.
Fer the nose and tlire.it, exterii'illy of Inter
iiully used, Themut' Eettclnc Hit Is mutchless.
Asthma, cutarrli, uud serious threat utfectlens
uruquUkly amenable te this etneient remedy.
Fersule by II. II. Cochran, druggist, IJ7 und
1H) North Queen street, Lancaster.
A l'estnl Curd,
Frem Mrs. Dennis Smith, Louisville, K v., savs:
"Fer blKsl lmpurltlps llunlatk Jtleud llittrrt
Mm particularly adapted. Never before hud
complexion se clear. Use all the time. Fer sale
by II. H. Cochran, druggist, U7 and IH North
Queen street, Uiueasler.
A Geed TulUer.
On the stage or platform, In society or at home,
mus. net only possess brains buta clear, strong
voice. Catarrh, or n severe cold, is almost cer
tain te Injuie the voice. Hut thee complaints
limy be completely eradicated with a few ap
plications of Dr. Theimiu' JJeltrtrle Oil, un
rivaled in Its sis-cialtles. Fer sale by II. II.
Cochran, druggist,
street, Lancaster.
1J7 uud 1-3 North Queen
Mether' MetlmrH ! ! -Mether ! t I
Are you disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by n sick child sutlerlng and crj lug
with the excruciating siln of cutting teeth? If
se, gout once nnd get a bottle of MILS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. It will relieve
the peer little sufferer Immediately depend
upon It ; there Is no mistake about It. There Is
net a mother en earth who has ever used It,
who will net tell you at once that It will regu
late the bow els, and glv e rest te the mother, and
relief and health te the child, operating like
magic. It Is -lerfcctly sare te use in all eases and
pleasant te the taste, and Is the prescription of
one of the eldest aud bet female ph v slclans und
nurses In the United Mates. Sold everywhere,
25 cents a bottle. mayl-l ) diw
iimmfv llreertw.
8T. CU.VRI.1X
ATLANTIC CITY,
Oieun and Delaware Avenue, will open Tlll'it-
Ull,Jl'AK lillll.
III)-KIIUI
JONAH WOOTTON, Jk.
fJOTELNORMANOII".
il ATI.ANT1C CITY.
NOW OPEN. Under New Mitiiugemeiil.
T. C. UILLETI'l, Proprietor,
I jite of Colenade Hetel, 1'lilludeipblu.
inlMnid
THE FLORIDA,
PACIFIC AVIVUh,
Iletwecn N. Y. Tennessee Aves. First-lass
nutnagemeiit. Terms reasonable. Will open
June 1st. DAVIs fc OROWNeT
D)-Wmd
UgsT -
TTOOD" SArWArARlLLA. ,
SPRING MEDICINE
I a necessity with nearly every beety. The nm
down, tired condition at this jeen Udue te
Impurities in the bleed which have neenintite.
ted during the winter, and which mt be ex
pelled If you wish te feel well. Heed' Barsepa
rllla thoroughly erlnea aBd tIUIIm Ui.
Mni mmim a med ansetlte. ciH blllensne
hind headache, give healthy action te the kid
iters anil llvar. and I m Dart te me wneie ueuy
a feeling of health and strength. Tills spring try '
IIOOITH HAKNAI-AllllihA
" I take Heed's HarsaparllU every year a a
spring tonic, with most satisfactory result.'
U. PAHMKI.KC, SW Bridge street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Heed' Baraaparlll Purified my bleed, gave
me strength and overcame the headache and
dltitnesa, se that I am able te work again. I
recommend Heed' Saraapmrilla te ether whose
bleed 1 thin or Impure, and who feel worn out
or run down." Lirrnxu Nasen, Lewell, Mas.
CREATES AN APPETITE
"With the first bottle of Heed' Barnaparllla
my headache entirely disappeared, and where
before I could net muster up an appetite for my
meals, I cannot new get enough meal te satisfy
my appetite. I am at present taking my second
bottle." William LAXstna, Pest Q. A. R.,
Neenah, Wis.
N. B. If yen decide te take Heed' Bartapa
rllla de net be Induced te buy any ether.
Heed's Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggist, tl six for t& Prepared
only by C. I. HOOD A CO., Lewell, Mae.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
pi OLDEN SPECIFIC.
DRUNKENNESS
OK THE
LIQUOR HABIT POSITIVELY CURED BY
ADMINISTERING DR. HAINES'
GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
It enn be given In a cup of coffee or tea with
out the knowledge of the person taking It ; Is
absolutely harmless, and will effee a perma
nent and speedy cure, whether the patient Is a
moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck.
Thousand of drunkard have been made tem
perate men who have taken Gelden SpeclOe In
their coffee, without their knowledge, and te
day believe they quit drinking of their own
free will. IT NEVER FAILS. The system
once Impregnated with the Specific, It become
un utter Impossibility for the liquor appetite te
exist. Fer sale by
CHAB. A. LOCHER, Druggist,
Ne. 9 East King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
augtMydM.W, F
mEl
EETHINQ SYRUP.
TO MOTHERS.
Every babe should have n
bottle of DR.
IUP. Perfectly
FAHHNEY'S TEETHING SYRUP.
safe.
isoupiuiiier.viorpmamixi.ure. win re
lieve Celic, Griping In the Hewels and Promefo
Difficult Teething. Prepared by DRS. D. FAHIt-
"(KVitHus, iiagorslewn, Mil. Urugglsts sel
It ; 25 cents. Trial bottle sent by mall
uymaii iu cenu
Jan4-lydeedAw
w
EAK,
UNDEVKIJPED PARTS.
Of the Human Hedy Enlarged, Developed,
Strengthened, etc., Is an Interesting advertise
ment long run In our paper, In reply te In
quiries we will ny that there Is no evidence
of humbug about this. On the contrary, the
advertisers are very highly Indorsed, inter
ested persons may get sealed circular giving
all particulars, by writing te the ERIE MEDI
CAL CO., 6 Swan St., Buffalo, N. Y. Itailu To Te
ledo lite, fli-lyddwr.
Ej, ' "i T"l rr i r
j) ttvttcee.
H
ARNESS.
HARNESS.
HABERBUSH'S
30 Centre Square,
LANCASrER, PA.
Saddles.
Harness.
LAP BLANKETS,
Trunks, Bags, Harness Oil,
-AND-
General Stable Supplies,
-AT-
.1
s,
(SUCCIWJOK TO M. IlAIlEKtlUSH A SON.)
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN HORSE HEADS.
l)imt Sail.
H
IUH & MARTIN.
China Hall.
If you want te replace any article of Crockery
or Glassware that may be broken In moving, or
If you wisli tu replace old or furnish new
China Hall
Is the place te get reliable ware at the Lewest
Prices.
WARES GUARANTEED.
Exchanged If Net Satisfactory.
High & Martin,
NO. 15 EAST KING STREET.
el-tfd
Carvictoce.
OTANDARI' CARRIAGE WORK.
Standard Carriage Werk.
EDW. EUOERLEY,
Nes. 40, 12, , 15 Market Btreet. Hear of Pot Pet Pot
elllce, Ijincaster, l'a.
Buggies, Phaetons, Family Carriagics.
The finest stock In the country te select from.
We run suit ever) body. Prices te suit the times.
A fine line of Seceiid-IIand Werk.
'ew is the time te get your Carriages Re
painted and Repaired. Our repairing cannot
be excelled. Onesetef werkliieuispccuilly em em
ple ed for that purpose.
Call and examine vt nether you wish te buy or
net.
yitoteflravho.
R
uri-
I JUST RECEIVED
FROM
K(Bnigsl)iirg, Prussia,
Twe Kackgreunds made especially for Dust and
Three-quurtcr Length Photograph.
60 1-2 North Queen St.,
Next Doer te the Postefllcc.
Jau7-6md
ELEGANT ROOMS FOR REST AT NO.
East King street. Suited for Dress-Muk-
lui:. Dentist or emces.
Apply te
T.C. WIIITROV.
t. c. wi
Ne. 10K East King HI, Real Estate Agt.
- iJWateL - - i 'AiiBfJjWL'JVAa wVU., .
Hakkli
as
Clothing.
s
TOPI THINK I
At thl day, when competition I great, the
customer leek te see Who UI ve,Net premise
BARQAINS.
Customer, Hlept Think I Who pay for ex
tensive advertisements?
We de net Advertise Bargains, Clearing Hales,
etc., but give you the benefit of that which
ether give the printer.
Our Counter Contain All that I New In
tjrrnrcri, ntoxneauiroi akd
mnra otueoats.
Our Prices are the Lewest Possible lodojuc ledojuc lodejuc
lice te customer and ourselves.
NOS. 84 AND Mil WEST KINO STREET.
marl3-3md
Mv
EIM HATHFON.
ITS EASY FOR YOU.
It' easy enough for ou te buy here without
experience. Send a child, and they'll buy Just
a cheap as anybody with full knowledge of
values and qualities. When you come te buy
from u you deal without fear or getting any
thing you did net bargain for,
MEN'S
SUMMER SUITS
AT
10, Bl, ia, BU, V13, BIO
nnd BIB
EVERY ONE NEW IN STYLE
AND
Attractive in Appearance!
You'll net buy them anywhere any cheaper
and newhere mi well made und sogeodlufll
and finish.
Reliable Clothiers,
Ne. 12 East King Street,
LANCASTER, PENN'A.
T
CLOTHINQ BUYERS.
LGansman&Bre.
POPULAR PRICES.
Clothing that Is made for Wear, for Leeks
and ler Fit. At the same tlme for Accuracy.
Our $8 nnd tlO suits nre net ordinary til and
110 suits, hut great values for the money.
112 and 110 suits nre equal In make and fit te
film custom work.
See our Immense line of fine pantaloons.
All-wool pants at SI.73, $2.00, fiJJO, Ft.OO, 14.00,
Cheaper pants at 70c, 85c, SI 00, JI.M.
Our order department Is as busy hs ever and
the lowest prices still prev uil.
112, (14, till all wool Cheviot suits, sack or cut
away. 115, (IK.tSOfine Worsted suits made und trim
med in the best of st Ic.
122 and r.'t extra tine suits (Prince Albert.)
Our JI2 fine English Serge suits te order, In
black and lndlgoblue,are great values.
THIN SUMMER COATS AMD VESTS
IN I.Altai: QUANTITIES.
Children's Suits from tl Upwards.
L Gansman & Bre.,
66 and 68 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
I.W. CORNER OF OKAMOE, LANCASTER, PA.
goetB antf hoce.
B
OOTS AND SHOES.
uit-
Men's Light Checkered and l'luln High
Hoek-I.ace Cunvas Hhees.wlth rubber soles, for
Tenuis, Gvmmulums, Huse Ball, etc., sizes 6 te
V, fl.25. Th regular price of these shoes Is
11.50, but we bought a " Jeb Let." When these
ureullwu don't think we can get any uiore te
sell at this price.
Men's Wigwams, Jlj Ladles, 73c; Ilov, 6V,
and Children's Ke. Thene. tee, ure a "Jeb Let."
Next let will have te be sold ut regular prices.
' Men's, lieys' und Youth's Tan Tip llegular
Cut, Hoek-Uicu Shoes, ilM r pulr; Ix-ttir
grude of Men's at ti, &!A und gX
Men's Tip Tan Lew Lace Shoes at SUA and fJ.
lieys' Veal Calf Lace, button uud Congress
Shoes, sizes 3 te 'e)-i, S1.23.
W huve one of the largest lines and assort
ments of Men's, Heys' aud Youth's Culf Don Den
gula and Kanguroe Shoes In the city.
Luillcs' Plain Tee Tan Oxfords, 75c. und up
wards. Ladles' Tip Tan Oxfords, 75c. und upwards.
Indies' Putent leather Tip Oxfords, 75c. und
upwards.
Ladles' Plain Toe IVougela Oxfords, 75c. and
upwards.
The two last mentioned shoes beut buj thing
we ever saw for the money.
Ladles' Kid Ojeru Slippers, 60c. and upwards.
Tbe One-Price Cash Heuse.
Tbe Leaders of Lew Prices
-IN-
Beets and Shoes,
3 & 5 East King St.,
I.ANCASTER, PA.
J-Htere closed ever) evenlngatO o'Ueek, ex
cept ilenday and Saturduy.
C1ALESMEN.-WK W1S1II A FEW MEN TO
O sell our goods by sample te,the wholesale
and retull trade. largest luaiiufactureivi In our
line. KiicIekc 2-f-ent stump. Wages tl per day.
Permanent posltleu. i pestals answtrcd.
Meuey advanced for wages, air
iipvrever f s
uvt
vcrtlslmr. etc
tb-MMAlAl. HAA'r uiu.,
.. .-...-.-. .. .. . ...... M'n.
prU-aotdted Cincinnati, Ohie,
, il . Lr.
.vn
MYERS & RATHFON
Superior Clothing
AT
no m
BET
HI k MR,
UAURY 8TAMM.
The Only
A WHITE
Ne.
Seme Choice and Royal Bargains
FOR THE ECONOMICAL.
Anions' the remnant of Dress Queds we have
hunted out all the remnants and set them aside
where you'll have geed picking. They are all
marked
urn
I one uniform price of
3 CKTsTTS A YARD.
Many among them wrre sold ns high as 75
cents.
There's Music for Yeu.
THE
j.
3mba.
QJUIISHIITION FOR t3,tH0,00O.
Oregon Pacific
Railroad Company
First Mortgage 6 Per Cent. Geld Bends, Dae
October 31, 1900.
Sepiiresl by n TemI or Trat te the Fnrm
crV Lean nnd Tnmt Cempnuy, Tmt oe,
CevrliiK the I'mnclilst-, Read, Equip
nient, ami All LnndH lteloiiliia;tetlio
Cemimny.
1IONDS 91,00(1 EACH. INTEREST 1AY
AHLE APRIL AND OCTOIIF.R.
DIRECTORS :
Jehn I. llt.Ain,
Illuirstewn, N.J.
Osaoen Wkiaii,
N. S. 1IKXTI.KV,
JACOII llALHTKU,
II. C. ATVVOOD,
(1E01IOK S. L'OK.
T. E. Heea,
vv ai.lis is ASH.
II. W. WlMMM.
TltOMANdHAUAM,
.r.i'iiiN Jen,
U. R. KAltltA,
T. E. CAUT1IOR',
H. II. MlNTUIIN. II. tl. JOU.
II. II. JOi
Xr X-n-t. L A -....
new iui.,ra, iinuni,
R. O. IlAZAitn, Cervallls, Oregon.
Fence Date, R. I. 'Jelt's IIARUIM,
QEORaErs. lliiew-K, I Renten Ce., Oregon.
iiauunere, jia.i.v, iiaiuki.ha,
WM. M. IIoae. I Albany, Oregon
nan I ruucisce, ".in.
THE OHEOON PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY Is organized for the purpose of
providing the Htnte of Oregon with an urgently
needed means of communication with ether
states and foreign countries by means of a rail
road from YAQUINA MAY en the PuclfieOcean,
running through the central portion of the state
te the eastern boundary thereof, a distance of
about six hundred miles, vv here connection wilt
be made with the railroad line already built te
thut point, a well us with theso under con
struction and projected.
YAQUINA HAY, from Its commanding geo
graphical position and the scarcity of pert ou
the Oregon seaboard, Is destined tabethefutiira
great seaport of Oregon, for, mining ethers, the
fellow Ing reasons :
First-It Is the ONLY PORT IN OREGON ON
THE SEA connected by a railway with the
great agricultural districts In the state.
Soeend-TIIK OREGON PACIFIC RAII
ROAD cresses the four north uud south lines of
railroad In the Willamette valley, the great
agricultural district of Oregon, and thu Willa
mette River at Albany, gutlierlng business te
be delivered ut the pert of YuiUtuu.
Third The distance te thu Pacific Ocean from
the heart of the Willamette valley by the ORE
GON PACIFIC RAILROAD Is only 72 miles,
while by the way of Portland uud IheCelumbln
river It Is ) miles te the sea.
Fourth It I .the terminus of a railroad
traversing an agricultural country of ursur
passcd fertility, producing millions or bushels
of grain annually uud lurge yields of ether agri
cultural products, and supporting herds of cat
tle, sneep anu uerses. mu ranre.111 also imsses
through u country rich In deposits of coal, Iren,
geld and silver, and, for fifty miles, through one
eiine nnesi oeuiesoi iiitiucr uii3wnere 111 mu
world. The limber distinct has been preserv ed
thu
te this time by the absence of needed railroad
facilities.
Fifth The whole business of central, south
ern uud eastern Ongeii will be carried by the
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
te Yuqulna, and distributed rrein that Krt, In
about one-half the time consumed, and at about
one-halt the cost, ter iriinsoriaiieu cuiirgea ny
any ether existing or projected lines.
The business Immediately nvallable te the
OREGON PACIFIC KAILHOAD,uud thu lurge
business that will ceme te it, as Its line is
i tushed further euslwurd, until It leaches Uelse
.'Ity, and there makes connection with the
Present transcontinental lines as well us ethers
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If, IS eUlllllV,Vl, IICHIIIHaitAH." ... (HIJUIIIII
lluy Is te be the future greut seaport or Oregon.
The topography or the eastern portleu of thu
state or Oregon, and thu territory or Idaho, com-
I .els all reads crossing Oregon ever IU eastern
.order te enter the state ut or near the point de
termined as its eastern terminus by the ORE
GON PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
With ndequute ocean shipping facilities te
handle the trutllc there would new be nvulluble
sufficient business te meet ull the fixed charges.
Frem the heart et the WlllumetU) Valley te
tliesea tncaisuinceuy iiieuregen rucinc ran
read IsbutX miles, while the shortest line by
ether reads Is miles In leilL'lh. which will
enable thu ORLGON PACIFIC RAILROAD te
held the business agulust competition. As dis
tance and time udd te the cost of traustiertat Ien
II Is simply an Impossibility ter competing line
te handle the business ut the same rule as 1
done by the OREGON 1'ACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY. Central Eusteru Oregon being a
treeless country will druvr Its timber and coal
supply from along the line ertlieOREUON PA
CIFIC ItAILROAD In the Cascude Mountains.
The supplies of timber uud coal will be tukau
East ou tlie trains going te the greut fertile
plains or that district ler agricultural products
te bu delivered ut the pert or Yamiluu, thus se
curing traffic eacli way. This gives, without
Interference, the ORbtiON PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD the remunerative local business, and
will enable It te de through business at prices
that vv III command Its full share or that trutllc.
The OREOON PACIF10 RAILROAD COM
PANY will locate and own the tow ns along thu
llneef lureud.und reup the benefit resulting
therefrem. The principal lunds through which
the company'" line runs uud Is located arc
owned by the company and amount te ever
nine hundrtd and fifty thousand acres. Mere
tliun tlirec-q miners of these lunds ure open
rolling plains uud immediately uvallublu for
tillage.
The franchise cenfi rs exceptional advantages
en tlieCeiiiuny, unduiiumg tlieui is the return
te the Coin puny, liy theHtale.erall taxes lev led
und collected until 1W), en the lunds uud ether
properties or the company.
'I fie Company lias iu operation ltd miles or
continuous reud, at the cud et which Haulers
the timber truet ubeve referred te ; SO mires ure
In the hands or the Construction Department,
and 10 m lies or roadbed through the .Malheur
Valley ure ready for rails, 'ihe u hole line will
be completed by the autumn oflsfce. Htetl rnlls
rer completion of the read, together with fus
lenlngs, have been purchased,
Tile live millions of bends new erTered ere the
remainder of thu total Issue of fifteen millions
urevlded for 111 the mortgage, aud by un ar
rangement between the KuKreud Company und
Messrs. Darker Druthers A Ce., or Philadelphia,
the precetds eftln.se bend.- are held by that firm
te be puld te the Hull read Company only us thu
work of construction progresses.
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.,
My T. E. HOGU, President.
NEW YORK, 15th May, lhtf.
The undcrslgued will receive subscription
for the above-mentioned FIVE MILLION i DOL
LARi(!,0UO,0uui 0 ir cenL Oeld bends of the
Oregon I'acirie Italfrcud Company at Jstr and
nwrnnd lnteri'kt.
The kubscrlptlens will be opened at lOe'cksk
en Thursday, May !l,and will close ut VI o'clock
en Katurday, May 25, but the right Is reservist
te reject any and all applications, or te cIemj
the subscriptions ut an earlier date aud te allot
a smaller amount than applied for.
Pavment te be made: 10 isr cent, nt the time
of allotment, ti -r cent. June 15, and the bal
ance of ii pent uk ou July 11 ; Interest te bead
Justed te date of final pnjment, when the bends
will bedellvtred. PuMiicnt may U anticipa
ted lr desired, uud Interest will be allowed
thereon at U )er cent.
Copies or the Articles or Incorporation and or
the mertgaite huve beei deillcU with the un
dersigned, from whom forms of application muy
be obtained.
BARKER BROTHERS & CO,
125 Seuth 4th St., Philadelphia.
MANHATTAN TRUST CO.,
10 Wall St., New Yerk.
uiyU-lwd
ttorncue.
T IITIILR H. KAUFFMAN,
ATTORNEY-AT-L-VW.
Hecend Fleer Eshleman iJiw Dulldlnf, Ne. 43
erth Duke Utreek eprS-lyddiw
J.
. i,i t ,.
9cu 3b.
Reliable New Bosten Stere T
COUNTERPANE SALE
-AT-
24: Centre Square.
White Counterpanes
AT Did REDUCTIONS.
IMS) Spreads...
HMHpnsvls...
tiM) Spreads..,
11.74 Spreads...
FerfASn
....Fur IS TO
. Fer 11.80
......Fer 11.00
-THESE ARE
Great Bargains I
Come Bm Them.
They'll Oe Fast.
NEW BOSTON
plIIARLESHTAMM.
CHARLES STAMM'S,
i
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 i2$c. 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 iac. a yard.
$1.00 Lace Cans at 75c. each.
$1.50 warranted Black Silk, 24 inch, at $1.00 a yard.
I2j4c. 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.
B
ard & Mcelrey.
bard & Mcelrey,
Nes. 33 and 35 Seuth Queen Street,
DREHHCIOODH-Sjpeclalllargaln In Black
All wool, u incnes wide, extra value.
Nest irnute
seincne wiue.Be; ei
bring your samples or 11.00
grade 40 Inches wide, f I
w ; regular price, ii.xh
1 1.50 grade I 'ii Inches wide, actual measure, extra qu
Vi'A, . 2), 37;, t5, U and 75 cents. The best line of I)
and Ufa In the city.
CORHETH-t'ersets at IV, 39c, 50c, 75c, l.. The
i-iluii- ai im. iiimii si.n
HOSIERY The best value In Hosiery In the
a.uuic nun i uiKireii noseiuwiy rusi liiuck nose,
ly i
Alei
IINIIKUWEAR -Indies', Men's and Children' Medium Weight II
Ribbed Vests, Vift, US, M), 7r cent, ljiilles' Ouiiki Vest from !c uu.
Vests, We. Men's Uuuie Vests h-em S5e un. One let or Men' Orey Mlxi
at c : worth Hec. hu-n tlieui Men's .Icim IlrAui-n, ut "Kin mid UV: Ilnu In
iiun. One
Mee these Men's Jeuu drawers
tillers at tiie: rcrlllnr urlcc. 7.Se this Undecided
OILCLOTH We carry a larger stock of Flixir and Tuble Oil Cleth than imy ether retail Dry
Uoeds liouse 111 I.anruster. Wn tiava cencliideil te make a Hpeclttl Male or Fleer Oil Cleth. A
this Is house cleaning time, and should you want te replenish, come and see us lr you want bar
gains In Fleer Oil Cleth.
HICYCLES llefure you buy u lllcycle or Tricycle rail nnd see us. Agents for the Premier
naiciy mcycie. Alse nuiereui luiiKes ler unys
Hese only UX: lllcycle Hese Hupperters only Zm
J.
sssVts
AGENTS FOR THIS SECTION,
NOB. S3 AND 3S SOUTH QUEEN
UCTION HALE OARl'ETH.
METZGER Sc
Brussels
-FROM
Great Auction Sale in New Yerk!
-AT-
Metzger 8c Haughman's
CHEAP STORE,
Nes. 38 and 40 West King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
(Ol'POSITKTin:
a-CARPET IIAUH TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
N
EXT DOORIOTIIE COURT 1I0UHE.
We Have Just Opened u Ilcautlful Assertmenl of Ollhert's
In Plain Ulack and lllack with Whltu Figures.
perspiration nor uclds still rliaiiKe. and thev are
net tliuhKi) color. We ulse kivp Hubert's Fust
uress Lining'.
DRESS GINGHAMS.
W have the most abundant stock of Dress OlnKliains, Hateens and ChullU te be found In this
market, in ull the Newest Hhades ekPluks, Hlues, Urrys, Oretns, etc., etc. Alse u full line el
Ladles' While Dress Goods uud EiutAelderles.
FAHNESTOCK'S,
Nes. 35 and 37 East King Street, - Lancaster, Pa.
(Cnrpct
B
iVRGAlNH I
Shirk's Carpet Hall 1
WUten, Velvet, Bedy Brussels, Tapestry, Ingrain, Damask
and Venetian, Rag and Chain Carpets.
OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES, c.
U'K ilAVKTHK iMltUWT ANUlllarHrOCK INTIIKClTV.
H. S. SHIRK St SONS.
Cor. Wit King and Water BU., Lsaetstsr, Fa.
s 'f'j -?,-J&3J
M.-itit'
DRESS GINGHAMS!
ARE LIVELY AS EVER.
Fresh arrivals almost dally. Celer mere
beautiful, lr possible. Price getting lower.
Saturday we'll show some choice style at
4SCKNTMAYAM.
Our Line at 1, 10, My, cent are "A I."
Heme Bargains here In Remnant If you come
seen.
STORE,
Oppeelte Fountain Inn
llenrlelta Cleth at 'fie, nSe, 40c.
Our 60c auallty
40 Inches wide. 75e ! worth Nttfe. Next grade
quality aud compare with thl number. .Kill
iiurgam in uiaca nua as w, si.w, ,i.,,ii i
amy, uress- ueuus ii-uiiiutiuii. usikiiiii.iii
)ress Ulngham and Tolle du
isuru si jyit e, jv
The If. Jt P. Ores Fenn Corset at 11.00 I net
city. Ladles' and Men' It, 3, 4 and ft pair for 36c,
iwe puirs ler wjc-
lluderwear, cheap. IjuIIps',
ijidles' Hummer Merine
let or Men's Orev Mixed lluteriKxan underwear
nt2Se und tOc. One let of Men's Hllk liaudker-
tmrirsln.
nua girls, nanny iiicycivi
us and Tricycles. Ulc)cle
each.
fTT 1 r ! Vs sT s A. m
DEALERS IN DRY GOODS
ITREET, Opposite fOUBUla IBS.
-AT-
XiiLXJG'HKXiLiN'S
Carpets
THE-
COOI-KIt IIOU8K.)
These goods are absolutely Fust Celer, neither
egec
lilac
thuenl
cKsmaiiuruciureii inai win
positively
IllutkHcleslus, Cambrics aud ull kinds of Fast Celer
flail.
IARGAlNbl
-OO TO-
-FOR-
n&b;
t&'Xgir lS5iJ-.
'
"PHILADELPHIA A READING RAILROJ
READINO 4 COLOMBIA DIVISION.'
On and after Bonday, Mar It, lW,
l'8.v .f nef" (King street), a fellesr'
Fer tleadlng and Intermediate petnta,
,'' W Yerk via Allentown, week
m, : Sunday. 3:58 n. tn.
mJ V.0,'J"I'. week day, 7iT0ik m., iM p.
nunday, 3:55 p, m.
IVm. Hnndy,8-eja.in.S:D. in.
.S "Iv.rr.ub,'rl. week dajs, 7.) a.m.,1
v .m" H"day, 8-05 a. m.
TlUtMR Vnu i.tvn.tmm '
...'v """"n. day. 730. HJsSa. Mi.
a-M p. m. : nunaay. tse a. m.; .1:10 p m. T J
mlMpfm. C'P ' WMk "' "
iWve New Yerk tla Philadelphia, week da-ril '
.;s.m.ji:jaii.iijp.m. Vij
wSfc'KffSM T, AltaBlewii, week ni
Leave Alienlnwii. wwlr Hue. r.'.f . m:'
p.m. ' ' ,"
. LeaTe retUTllle, week day. 6:59 a. m..
Crauetet' tSutltCs
p. m. ; ji
litve Lebanon, week day. 7:IJ a. m., lM ' J
7:l5p.m.t8uiiday,7:50B.in.,:5p.m. ' 1
Leave Utiarryvllle. week day. 8:10. ftSS a. a..l
8.15, 43 p. m.JHunday, 7:10 a.m. , 'J,
. Aiuaniiuuil SltsjniUI. V a
tara Philadelphia. Chestnut itreet Whart?
and Houth alreet wharf. ".. !
Fer AtlanUe City, week day, axnnaaaa.1 J
a. m. and l-OOandSKO p. m.: AccommedaUoial
T:S0.S?,na?()l, n.5ttnday. Expresa, (e8
andKa.m., Accommodation, fceb rv. m J M
p. m. v
Returning leave Atlantic City, depot eemari
Atlantle and Arkansas Avenuea. WMkdMsJ
-im---.wuu lu-.isa. m. anu s p.m. Aoconv Aeconv Aocenv
modatlon.B.'OSa. in. and 4-10 p. in. Hnndays '-'
a. in. and 4.-05 p, m. -i
Detailed time tables can be obtained at UckHr
eineeii, ,!
avKLl.,s.. ao.nAKeoat i
. ., . uvii m !' mvu k Ammrn r Af,
PENNHYLVANIA RAILROAD8CIIED0LK-(S
In Afflutt fWvtn Url IsaUk """ j
m siinivvniviiiinj lO, WT lis 1
Train i.KAyB Lancaster and leave and ar us
v iiiui:,iiiii kji ,(,uws
TlfSHLviv
I Leave ,'
Laneaater.V
l!9A m. ts .
WERTWARD.
Paclfle Ezprct
New Expressf. ..
Way lassenrerf
MIUralnvlMUey1
Ne. U Mall Train f.......
Niagara Express.......
Hanover Accein ....
r'ast Lincf .
'rederlrk Aceeni
I jincnstcr Accem. ......
llnrrlsburx Accem....
Columbia Acoeni.....
HarrlsburK Express..
Western Expressf.....
LancasUr Acce.......
EARTWARD.
Phils, Expressf-
FastLlnef
Lancaster Aece ..
Harrlsburg Express.
Ijincaster Accem
Columbia Accem.......
Atlantle Expressf
Heashere Exnress
Philadelphia.
iise p. m,
430 a, m.
4.. a. m.
7Mn. in.
( m M. r-
at ail
via Columbia
:fie a. m.
via Columbia
IVUMM I
11:001
1Tk.tJE m. K
m.
ii.-wau Ms ,' .
ue a. m.
via Columbia
S.1
jnmi p. nt,ii ,j
via am joy....
M0 p, m.
M0 p. IB. A 3
kid p. m.
4:40 p. m.
5-.1t p. in.
930 p. m.
SIl-INHItlllttHIM
Leave""'
Lancaster.
2.-30 a. m.
AM a. m.
.w . ;
i;ni ps id. -i m
MO p. m. ; 5
Arvvu
rt,Ti.... J'
4 a. ui, ,!; ij
i a. m. f- i
I a. m s i
mj n i
8:15 a. in
B:10 a. m,
R:&5 n. m.
ifcOOa. m.
11:15 a, m.
IKSS p. tn.
ft:G3 p. m.
8.00 p. m.
4:45 p. m.
6'45 p. m.
8:36 p, m.
eavs
ioaea.m. S a
vlakuey.
lap. m.;,1
.,S t. m
Philadelphia Accem.
TT T H
Arnra a
: p.-; i l
nunaay Man...
Day Expressf
HarrlsburK Accem.,
Mall Tralnf ,
wsa p. a. 5,
lMS6p.m.W'
TiiiDiwi sntuin wiiieii runuauy.
un nunaay uieuaii train west runsny way v-i
Columbia. m
.. J. R. WOOD, Oencrnl Passenger AmL VA
CHAM. K. PUUII, General Manager.
-
T EI1ANON A LANCAMTER JOINT LINK?!
Arramrementsnf Passenver Trains nn and alia i
HDNDAY, May 12, IHtM.
NORTHWARD.
Iava a.m. i. w.
King Hlreet, Lane. 7.00 12A1
lAIicuster..,. ,...,... 7.07 12:
Mauhetm 7:!n 1:30
Cornwall 7:W 1:40
Arrive at
U'bAiien -.ll M
SOUTHWARD.
Leave a.m. p.m.
Lebanon .7:12 12.80
Cornwall.......... 7:27 14&
Manhelm. 7:M l:l
Lancaster. 8:27 IdB
I Hunter.
P.M.U.M. Mt.'
e: ki a-i
e:du Kin
830; :
e:48j:l7
1M,K kS
P. M.U. M. P. K.v
7IIS1 7SB
7dl:W
7:67,8:40
a -.u
Arrive at ,.
King Hlreet, Lane, 8:35 me ft
f Ing Hlreet, Lane 8:35 2M JytJs- l
A. M. WILKON, Hupt. R. 4 C. Railroad." 1
H. H. NEFF, Hepk V. R, L r
gtivnUuv.
tTtTIDMYEIfH CORNER.
AN ADVANTAGE
YOU HIIOULD NOT MI&S.
The advanlaire of selecting from the largest --
and most cempletu stock of s;
furniture!
- :
most anyone. It Is well selected, the newest V3
design, geed and a. '-'ti
Lew Prieed.
The advantage of selecting from inch a stack T;1!
1 an luiDertant consideration, and assure the '
purchaser perfect satisfaction. 8
we wrr never in ueiiersnaiie in serve you.
Is there anything you want lis Furniture? J
IF SO, CALL AT
3
WIDMYER'S FURNITURE STORE,
CORNER OF-
E. King L Duke SU.
e
CHH t Q HUM
Ochs&Gibbs,
II ELI'S
Iff
FURNIHHINO
2d,3d4Unoeri,
31 SOUTH QUEEI ST.
Yeu ran select from aa enormeu stock T i
UeautlfUl, Well Made, New ntyle f
Ilelng nt small expense we guarantee Oi V
blued ln our stock of Hprlng lieds and Mat ?3
tresses. Rest Hair Mattresses made te order. ,"
jivi'ii rnrri. fiiimiri. unu uuniijiiiiv emu. .
OCHS&GIBBS,
Be'cend.-Tlilrtt sad Fourth Fleen,
Ne. 31 5. Queen Street,
LANCASTER, FA.
all-lyd iv
H
EINITHU'B.
NOW IS THE
TIME TO BUY
FURNITURE
Don't wait until )t get se warnt but call new.
The prices we have are net exactly CHILUNO,
but you will net get excited ever them; they
are tee low for that.
When you see thesccheap chairs for the perch
and lawn, some already In and ethers te com
you will be pleased, we knew, ,
J9-0UR AIM-" THE BEST OOODU FQRTHB ti
LEAST MONEY." --t
. B
HEINITSH'S?
.A X 'I
hurnuure uouei. 'i
27&29SeuthQaeeaSt i
CJOMEYLRY HANDSOME 8FJ.IT BAMItOO K-
with the usual general line of angler' euulav .
menu In full stuck and variety, ml the M
neawiuartsn.
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