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THE LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER, THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1889.
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L UnmEWJ.BTKtNMAN,
W CHARLWSKTEINMAM FULTZ, tailor.
V ROBERT CLAnK-.riibllshcr.
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MUG DAILY INTELLIGKNCER.-Pnbllshed
x'1 y dayln the year, bat Sandny. Served
J'Wamtn In this city nnd surrounding
.'i towns at ten crnlsnwrek. llv mail five del-
r,J lrsaycirlndvnncc; 60ccntsnmentli.
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WRKKf.Y tNTRM.inKNCTKIt Oncdellitr and
' t JMy mt year. In d vniice.
Mrnnnie m iTnu'nrnptt..ii,mlt lit- rtirwlr
I'-'it or postefllco order, mid where neither of
, , iwnne de rtreeurra senu in a rcgisierra
s Betered nt tha Posteffiro. as second clats malt
E r matter.
; Asdiikis, THE INTELLIOKHCEn,
H$ Lancaster, I'a.
Sf . . ., . ,-r. -. . , . - -
HAJUABiCfti fA, OOiy 10, 108'J.
The Telegraph Kerr Ice.
fa m.uv rcuuciiuu wiiii.ii uiu jneiminiu
x general eraeml te be nimic lu me mtcs
'4, pM by the government for tclngniiililc
;Y service wcincd te de Injustice te
Kfthe companies, euc-lemfi or n cent
'f. Her word scemluc te be n very
ff?' Iliaitflniiiitn m1a.y At W.i.intunlrnr
?-J?1 UPII1lllllU gJI.VV. A,.. 1l)llllllilillt.l
naa n veu-enrncu repine wr iui
nets sagacity, and it looked ns though
he wes peeking te drive 113 lmrd n bar-'
gniu ns postmaster gencrnl ut he might
have done ns n merchant when he get n
seller in a tight pln.ee.
We have done him injustice, however,
If it Is true, ni new stated, that the
Wcntcni Union company crnntH even
IS? ..better terms of service te private cut-
;? trmerft'Ai'hri hnvi, union mnrn iui for lti
w ,,ri; .,, ."...',. ":...., "..'.;.
IIB'CP lilll. " HUllIllllKl'l UllMl'rMlUUI'J
that great corporation pny nothing for
their telegraphic, service, nnd that the
deM-bead bulnea done by the Western
Union company hiw enormous dlincn dlincn
Bl6nu;fer nil of which be It noted the
ether cuteiner pay.
The postmaster gencrnl wn Just I lied
in.withdrawing the United states from
the number of the victims of the dead
head telegraphing business and propea
Jug n rate of compeiifutlen that ueiild
give the people n citl7ens6oinocomjen citl7ens6einocomjen citl7ens6oinecomjen
Kitlon for the money they nre over
charged ns individual customers of the
telegraph companies.
The action of the postmaster general
will invite general attention te tlie fact
that the people nre unduly taxed fur
their telegraphic service. It will re
mind them that the Western Union
company has n practical monopoly of
the business, after repentedly buying In
its rivals nnd thereby obtaining a eolos eelos eoles
uel capital stock; nnd that upon thin
watered stock It payHdivldends,notwlth payHdivldends,netwlth
etandlng ltn great dend-head service.
Tlie suggestion of the postmaster gen
eral of n rate of a t.'iith of a cent r
word, seems te Indicate that the uecei
ary cost of the work dene for thu gov
ernment with n fair profit ad le 1, wejH
net be mere than this sum ; and
hl oplulen, as that of 11 remarkably
successful business man, is valuable
upon this point. The obvious Invita
tion te the people Is te ask that the iost iest iost
ettlce department shall establish 11 tele
graph service ; and It is u tiling that
should be done. The United Slntes al
ready lias the peMul stations, and needs
but the wire connection. We are unable
te see 11 single geed reason by wt
rneuld net hnve our telegraph, as we! Hit
our letter service done, by the govern
ment. Limited Wealth.
Wenrintii lilti-r fmni 11 unl-..irilyr
W demanding that a million dollars shall
be the maximum value of nrencrtv nei-
M mltted by the law te Individual or cer-
Jj. perate ownership. We print It ns u
leauier Hint shows hew nubile sentl-
j.ti ment is beginning te run, and nscvl-
K deneoef a feeling that has 11 substantial
leuiHlatluii lu geed gevcinment, though
"HHts development it is likely te run te
Eg. extremes. It will net de te nut an nrbl-
a(6 trnry limit of 11 million dollars upon prep
erty ncouisltlen, which would be prettv
i. lK-arlv 11 dcse'iit tutu mecIiiIIuiii ! lull
geed government does demand that re
striction shall 1x3 placed upon the sue-
ih cession te nretiertv. unci mum tlu imihI.
tal of corporations : uml it has se de-
K ' iTinilflful bill fa"i urntnt litie liml itvLdiiii a
I ifc uav rvvitVJ IIM-J HUM VAIOIVIII.V f
E aud the trouble new Is net se much
with the law as with itsuou-ebscivance.
The limit put upon the capital of eer-
gv woratlens is made a dead letter se far ns
its restriction of their control of
capital is concerned; se that the
Standard oil company Is said new
te have swelled, as the Standard
fig oil trust, into the control of untold mil
liens, aim us cuiet director is put down
ai enjoying 11 private income of nine
E millions of dollars, upon the authority
p of a co-director, who pleads guilty te a
three million income.
It la n great public danger and n wrong
K thnt calls for remedy that se vast
an aggregation of capital should be
in the control of the few men constitut
ing the directory of u coriwatleu or
m 4lIICt 71. In ..w... ..1.1 ...rv .1...
7.. WM131. AIIU illVtl Jiiuiuii; 1110
j. uuuuiciin ui minions 01 iiiu Mamiaiu
entrusts? A he manages them? De thu
people or the government? Theeretl-
jj cally they de, but practically they de
? mt seem te de se. Against the power
of se much money It is reasonable te
Sv fear that the sword of justice will lie
dulled ; and such hns always Iwn the
feuref our nation mid It has cuumhI te
be inscribed in their laws u prohibition
h ' uiuiiiuinyMii vi vnutivn 111 KJIjH.'-
& tu. .y:
inis was provibieu against the wealth
handed from father te son through the
generations. Then the great corpora-
f Hen was unknown and the greater trust
iiaa net been dreamed of. The danger
of inheritance of wealth sinks into iusig
uiflcancc boslde the tlireutening leek of
hundreds of millions of dollars gathered
in a decade into the control of nine men
who move as one.
The trust must be ueuud. It cannot
r bu permitted te be Jeee with nnv hone
that the liberties of the people may be
maintained. Our correspondent is riuht
far. in Insisting that corporate wealth shall
KSi ve strictly limited, but the limit must be
t linft of lii:inn It itnii.t In. inmiLiinul 1...
t&' the proper need of the lawful enriMinit
ra object. ,uch limitation upon cnrpeiu-
p; tleu?i '' a limitation upon inlierltaiice,
iV- M,,ew lm BW t but neeilh that the
7. law shall be wisely and fearlessly con cen
j& itrued. The trust has no lawful e-
WZ tatenw. it will nut Is hebl that a set of
onndleiis, chartered te attend te
t 'A .Anfr. l.iil.... l . ...
q- irvn.u. "U3IUIT-, iiui iiaim tiicir
business ever te unether tornent.
i tien which exists simply te tmn tmn
Abine the capital aud franchises or the
several coipernt!oi; which is uu
i'" ebieet distinctly hostllef.i tim i.-iu- .....i
';i4iMiietiicaIly oppestil te Its policy, u
g w net proeaiiie tnat tne ingenuity of nt
'J lerneys eun serve te make that lawful
j. which is iiiiieamuy iiniawruf ;und we
v I vc great confidence that the judlcluiy
f will abolish the (rust. And the Lcgisla-
wre win iiearKen 10 tne iKiiniiarilemaiid
' Mist they shall bu extinguished ; a cry
which Is growing swiftly and which
,11111 Mirely conform the law te itsde-
Our Habit of Swelling.
Ever since the country awoke te the
need of a navy the building of new alilpg
and nil naval nfTHlrs have received very
minute attention and from the noise
made ever the trlnlef a new gunbent,
0110 might imagine that the whole na
tion wns deeply Interested In the build
ing of an Invincible uriunda. That is n
way we have In everything, from n prlc
fight te a iintlennl election, nnd the
newspapers nre largely responsible for
the hnbit. They work sensations with
Mich ceiiummiitcsklll Hint tlicAinerlcan
people arc unable te tell a Imwk from n
handsaw. Peaceable citizens who would
net hurt a fly, If he would go away nnd
let them alone, find themselves gloating
ever the magnificent new American
navy, and glorying lu six inch guns,
" en liarbette," or steel ships of se ninny
tens displacement, driven by engines of
tremendous pett er. New no doubt these
geed shlp-j nre very geed ships, mid pride
in the country's navy is n very geed
thing, but it mny net lie prudent te let
this spirit go tee far, or it may get us
Inte tumble.
V we fondly insist iiKn believing
that all our new ships nre naval terrors
of unrivalled power, we may be encour
aged te nn excess of spirits that will
prove disastrous. Suppose Hint another
snarl like the Virginias trouble should
arise with Ppaln, public opinion
would very probably urge the Immedi
ate uc of the new navy te enforce ier-'
emptery demands. The people would
feel the eats new se llbcrnlly fed te them
by the correspondents who dcscrllie
naval affairs. A few steel cnilsera nnd
gunboats would therciiK)ii be dis
patched te win g!ey, and If they never
camu back again there would 1-esnine
very emphatic surpil-c and mere fun
for the fcnsatleu dealers. Spain Is 11
pwr, old, knoek-knted, broken down
kingdom, but she has seme flue ships,
and can buy mere lu Kuglaud, where
ethers were secured. The moral Is that we
must take our naval eats w Ith salt. We
are trying te build the lst ships afloat,
but ether nations are trylngjiist as hard
te de the same thing, mid have ns fair a
prospect of success.
Crn.y rects.
The two Insanity experts who have
Jut gravely asserted their Ixilcfin the
Insanity of poets, give scientific weight
te an opinion very w Idely held. A very
large nunilier of people are totally una
ble te appreciate poetry, Just as some nre
unuble te value music, and as we me al
ways leth te ndmlt any defect lu our
selves, It Is tn'iite natural that these peo
ple should bcl iove iMiets Insane. It will
lie noticed that the expert did net Judge
of Shakespeare fiem his reading of lilm,
and It Is very probable that he had rend
Justus little as lie could of the givat poet,
for he said, " from what I have lceu
told, 1 believe (hut Shakospeare had a
line mind." Anyone who could make
Hint remark must belong te the unfor
tunate class icfcrrcd (e, who may b0 5o 5e
ciinens of the opj)e-ilo extreme of men
tal deformity te that icl'eried te by the
expel t. .Ne doubt be is right lu
classing Walt Whitman among the
crazy poets, but the line may jmrhaps
be diawiieu both sides of perfection.
The doctor thought that yiuikesjicure
was nil right whlle Milten fell short of
his Idea of mental jmiNe, but in the case
of the former lie evidently bowed only
te overwhelming popular Judgment.
If the possession of nn exaggerated or
deformed poetical faculty makes a
lunatic, surely the total absence of
any such faculty must lie n very
serious defect. Ne doubt the truth of the
mutter is that u real ioet Is a very raie
product, but there are many who have
poetical tastes without Hie stiength
of mind necessary te de Hie work or te
abstain from It. A poet ls'st explains It :
'Omit wlU nre mm In mildness near ullled,
And til I ii )iiirlltlein de the beumls ilh Ide."
And this Is true of ether great wits, as
well as poets, net exit) pt lug even physi
cians ami insanity e.ieils.
Tin: Mtilcaliy iiiystciy of Mentic.il ap
pears te consist of a iciniiiknlile sorlesef
ileluHieiis. .V young girl thinks thnt she
went ttireiiKh tlie iiiiirriiiKe ceremony with
uiMiig iiimi nml hi a p.ut of her rry
Kirnlghl story slm has the support of her
mother's exlilcnce. The story Is improba
ble, but ll would seem that thcre must be
some rottml.itleii fur it. Thu vii tim was
(piitn positive that Miss Tidbits w.isouuef
lier tornietitciH ami lu this she also liud the
support of her motlier nml tlitmijli it Is
quite c Ment Unit both aie uiist.iktii it is
s..lil Hint tliuy still pei.stst lu their belief,
t'nilei the clreimistnuees the young stu
ilent luiH been wemlui hilly foituiMte In
being able te establish her hmoeciiieso
pieiuptly and thoroughly. The wiiole ex
citement may niter all be due te seme
strnuge mental derangement en the part of
Miss Miilcaliy In which her mother re
fuses te believe, for the pnu.th.Ml joke
theory seems te rcqulre tee much cold
brutality en the jMit of tlie Jekeis.
Tin: lcecie.ua makers aie having a haul
tinie tills year butween sugur and silt
trusts and oxpenslve iee.
Tin: airship that sailed away fiein llrook llreok llroek
lyn w ith n peer wieteli limigingte it lias
net ct liepu heard from, but the oeplo
who hme air bailing en tlie hruiii me net
nt nil discouraged. lTp in llosten they
hie organized the Aeii.il Kvhlbitien asi.o asi.e asi.o
ciatleu te assist Dr. A. De llausstt te con
st nut a steel niisjiip iih)ii tlie vacuum
principle. This principle was pietty well
used u by u gentleman et the Smithsonian
institute, who showed that the lightest of
steel plate e llndeis could net be raised lj
a vuumiii.
Wi: iniiinrtnl last vpiiralu.iit nuu-sl vil ..i
the salt we used and paid 11 heavy tax en
this in order that tlie lemalulngthe-sixths
might he ta.ed by the home monopoly.
Hut evcu tills ilhl net .satisfy the salt ti lists
nnd they arrange te secure iiime cllcctlve
protettlen by u combination with their
foreign rinlstliit w ill ouable them te nibe
prices far ubne the tnritl' level without
toaref companion. '1 lie miiiemiI el tlie
U might net luve iieented tliis hut it
Is possible I hat ll would havoiuadeit moie
drlllcult nml t all events we would be
sjcd tlie hj.ctaehi of an International
nione)x)ly cstalilisbetl under or rather e or
nu American lurill'.
(Illlcei'sertliii ltendliig Iren Werkn.
A complete leortranballen u( the Itoad Itead
iug iiuii works lias been elicited. tUsnge
1'. I!ner litis couseulisl te acivpt the juesl
dencv, ami will ii ivmisseclatnl w ith liliu as
dlrreteni Austin (.'erblu mid A. A. Mel.oed,
or tlie Iteadiug railroad eempuiT : Mineu
Seyleit and (leuige l Ci.Mncr, of Heading.
An orgiinlitlen of the Mirinus departments
has also b en etfettcd u fellow s : (tcneral
iiiamiger and treasurer, I'rank C .Sinink;
HlltUtl IlltfMlillilit .il liilm .l.i.. ii I....... I
11 wind W. Welt, hiipcrintcndcnt of the
hcett w erkh, Jehn a. est. 't hce are tlie
Iiositieiih tliat were lilted by tlin wime
parties under the the old management ex
cept that frank .'. Sinink is promoted
frmu controller te general manager and
Albert Jlreden becomes suiwilnlendent el'
furnaces in plaee nr Horatio Trexler.
All the is-rsenal preiiertv, cnimUtlng !
thostiKkeu baud r all kinds. Ims been
adverfiMsI te be sold ut publiu auction ut
the works, beglulng August (1. Seme de
lay in stnnlug.tlie w erks may be caused by
this sac. It Is thought, however, that
e erythlngw III Imj ready rer the works tu
go into full operation en the ltt efScptcm-
Opinions of Kxperta Ilnr.
Francis W. Jenes, cblef clectriclnn oflhe
l'estnl Telegraph ceinwiny, bocame the
object of lawyer Pest's electrical verbal
discharges In thn Ketumlcr reference case
In New Yerk en Wednesday tnernliig. He
sliewed strong powers of resistance under
cross-exnniinntlon.
Ills llietiry was that tlie only conductors
In the human liedy nre the udlne UuMs.
Tnke these nwnj' and no attraction for
electricity remains. He said that the re
sistance of the human skull Is very great.
It varied considerably and with a current
of 1,000 a large resisbmce Is exhibited.
"New," sniil Mr. Test, "nsMime that
the deg Dash w e had before us a row days
HKOlnyen a lle wlre ten minutes, was
severely burned nnd lay Ien hours ap
parently dead, what would be your In
ference as te Hie amount of electricity ro re
ecUed?" "I would Infer." answered Mr. .tones,
" thnt the deg had become the channel of a
considerable discharge of electricity, but te
what extent I cannot tell. "
Mr. Jenes added thnt tlie holiest shock
he had experienced was 330 volts. He had
had holes burned In Ids hands and had
received oseero shock from linger tip te
linger tip, but w ith no serious results. He
had concluded, by scientific dcductlen,tlial
the human body was a non-conductor, llke
. r....1 nl.cn ..iMbu Ai ....1. I. n alr
t.imi, iiuiu, pitin-i. , .iii.jr ..I n .n..i.
degree. Tlie bone Is n non-conductor w hen
dry nml a peer oue when moist; and the
h-UIiie of the bleed Is the only conductor In
the human anatomy.
Tlie body Is similar te n soiige strong
when moist nnd weak wjien dry and the
v.iilutleu In the roslMance of his twelve
suliectsceiibl net be accounted for by the
dillereiice In the hnlr, welRht, slre, nt;e, the
auiemit of moist ere used, nor the length of
the ttieM'Miliig process,
Tim rnsUlnncn wns nut mil v illlTercnl In
diltercut persons, but was dlfTercnt in the
sinie person under different conditions,
nnd even when thcre was no apparent dlf dlf dlf
foicnce of condition.
, , ,
TwoKllled nnd Twenty Injiiwxt.
A iiasseiiRer tniln carrying iiilncrn te
thrlr homes at Uhnmeklii, was wrocked en
Wednesday oveuing by being mil Inte by
two freight cars which had bocnine do de
Inched nt seme colliery and dashed down a
heavy grade. Twe inen .fehn Housh nnd
Aaren .Stride wero killed, nnd 18 men nnd
two women were injured, most of them
soveioly.
Heavy Lein by I'lre.
A fire lu Lewell, Mnssniiiusetts. en
Wednesday night, destroyed the Inrue
stable of the Lewell street railroad, wltli
'M horses, 35 cars and a quantity of liny,
straw and eats, besides tools and ether
iinitcrl.il. A bearding hoiise mer thu
Kt.ihle was biiiued out, tlie Hetel Belmont,
adjoining, was ilninitged, nnd several
duellings hi tlie rear was lmrned. The
less te the company Is estimated nt nearly
fiai.OiiO. en which thcre Is an Insurance el
about &7.',(H)0.
TTOODH SAnSAPAltlLLA.
De Net Neglect
Tlinl tired frclhiK, Impure bleed, iltis nfter
ratine, palim In the hark, hendachr, or blmlliir
iitrietleiu till some powerful disease obtains n
firm foothold, mid rereicry l8illinriill,iHrliiiis
lniessllitc Tnke iriKid'sHnrsapnrllln, the do de
ftnder of health, lu time, te banish nil bad feel
Inirsnml lestnreyeu toprrcttceiiilltlon, HiksI'r
H.irMap.irlll.'i lins pcenllnr curallve peuer, and
n,viini)llsiii cnre where eth'r prerarntleiis
mil.
THAT TlltUI) rKL'LIXO.
"DurliiK tlie Kiimiuir I was fielhiK nil run
deuii,iiml tlilnklns 1 needed neinclhlnft te tone
ilpniy stm, I took Heed's Barraparllln mid
felt iiuii'h belli r. I wnile troubleil nllh d)-
lepsii,iind IIoe(t'MHnrnimilU.i helped me mere
than inij tlilTic ilKe."
.1. It. D.MUtOW, I'l. Wiijne, Ind.
" My who mid mj nclf were both grnerally run
down. Jtoeit'K Hur.'Mp.irllln lirenulit us out of
that tired ft ellliir, mill mnduiiH feel lllcn j onus
lceile again. It lias dene mere for us Hum nil
ether medicine together." ItitiMun Hawk
uuitsr, Auiltyrllle, Leur Island, X. Y.
IMI'UHi:ilLOOD
"Krimi childhood I win treulited with plm
ple, mid oee remedy failed tt It I leek Meed's
rsinwpurllla. I hsxe taken le bottles and new
the plmplei arc iilmest gene, nnd my nenernt
health Is imieh lmprued. I inn feeling better
Ih.ui Ter some time, nml I highly receiimiend
IlfKid'iHurMpnrllla." W. Uvans, 4G5 LcxIiik LcxIiik
ten, Avenue, tlroeklju, Jf, V,
Heed's Sarsaparilla
Beld by nit ilniKglsfK. 81 j l for 15. Prepared
enlj by C. I. HOOD i CO.. Lewell, .Mass.
100 I)OHIS ONH D0LLAH
illttcrUrtttcnne.
rpitUi: DALMATIAN INHKOT I'OWDKH,
1. prenlliHl by ik;oed pOHilir blewur. Is the
moil enectiuil disinter of lllesmiil ettii r small
lli"ict. I'erwile
At IIUIILKV'H IIIIUO STOItK,
WI WcktKlnKMrreU
i vTiI:neDT wanih i r i
THAT pc-;Vi:rtYIUHlV WHO HAS KVLH
THUIDIT!
LEVAN'S FLOUR
Still Holds the Fert.
Wn haven't the IiIkrisI mills In the world,
hut there line better mill miywlirie-at hast
I hem In no mill that can mnkn holler Heur. Se
Miy thousands of people lu this remmmilty,
and we tnke their word for II.
If j en lme Ireiiblu with uiir bukliiK, tills
het weather, jen will perhaps discover that
the trouble lies with jour Heur provided jeu
de net use l.e all's 1'leur, If ou nre using that
urtlele, and sllll lm trouhle ltli your halt
lug, perhnpn It Is beeause of the even. It can't
be the Heur If jeu use I,e vim's !
M
ILLLll'rt HOItAX SOAl'.
MILLER'S
Borax Seap
WILL
WASH CLOTHES,
-AN
EVERY ARTICLE UNDER THE SUN.
"INOLLTrKUUhreCK 1'AHM.
STORM KING (2161.)
IlLCOUD SJO.
Standard by llreediiur nml l'oil'eriimnce.
blielb) HAPPV MUDIL'M, iccerd ZK, and
hire of li trotters nml luicrs with rcterds
bem 2-.Hi, te 2.U), mid ever 1(X) with ueerds
better than 'J..V1.
Dam by Alexander's Neimnn, tire of Lulu
MIi.Ia.v iJueen.I.JO.Ae.
beeend dam by lleuiird blrCliarti.ii, thoreugli-
tirud,
Third dam by Hmlih's Min.'iiger, miii of Dlll'
Mehseiiter.
hreusiKiMi Is n b.iy. ktaiuts III haeJs nnd
wi Ighx nbeiil l,al hs. llni.iimi)k tiit.cn ilrl
premium ni state mid imiiitv r.iii. Ula eelu
arc large nnd handsome, nnd nu Unit linve been
mid uxcniKfilS-IIiliiiuinn avemge age of one
midiilinlfsciirs. He unstukeu right out eflliu
tud neil wllh ir llttlu presinitlen iisliiecd
hl re.erd fiem .'..in, tu .'.w, (retting ihri-e
uutslii'J 10, :'"il mull'. m. He !.( mmrier
lu one of thu miles in ,a mhshuIs si Jji galt
whiili khews his capailH If I lenlil kp.ui him
long enough In the kind te tc prcpiued for u
fast work.
'ir.KM . tAu ler it foal until his prnl
lioek l full, nfter which he will Mini. I nt ;sii.
Jsitfd. DANL t). LNUbi:. Marletla. I'a.
AV
r.VK'HM'ltlNU ctllthLT
111 THL KAMOlb
Watchspring Corset.
will m:vi:k iuhuk.
Quarantced te Outwear Any Custom
Made Corset.
Mayer, Strouse Ce.,
MANUrACTUHKHN,
Ui HltOADWAV, N, y.
octWJtM.Thee.r
yfanamaltcv'.
1'iiit.APtLeaiA, Thursday, July I, 1.
Closed at i P. M. Saturday.
There is a philosophy of
Summer Bargains peculiar te
the season. A sound theory
practiced here daily. Yester
day the object lessen was
Shoes, today Silks and Dress
Goods.
At ten o'clock this morning
something ever 1,000 yards of
India Silks in lengths of i yard
te ie, at 25 cents a yard. Geed
new as when first opened.
Stock fragments te us bother,
te you joy. The average price
was ever $.
Satin Rhadame, 20 inches,
$1. At this price' your July
dividend reinvested will pay 30
per cent mere.
In the Transept.
Town talk. Challis plain
black, cream, navy, and fig
ured, striped Tamise Cleth,
both all wool, at 2 s cents. It
was no ordinary operation that
brought you these goods in
large bulk and wide variety at
a price low enough te make a
dignified, self-respecting sheep
ashamed of being in the wool
business. The French Printed
Challis at 25, 2,7)4, and 50
cents are in sympathy.
liit mid wnt of Main Aisle, south of centre.
Cottens. Crazy Crepes at
10 cents, a crazy price ; Scotch
Ginghams, finest, at 25 1 cents
from ,e, and 37 cents from
50, increasing varieties daily ;
American Ginghams at 15 cents
from 25, and 12 cents from
20. These lets are net dis
tressed in styles nor meagre in
quantity. In both respects first
class.
And the same is true of the
Sateens at I2j cents from 20.
Ijwt mid ucsl of Main Aisle, north of centre.
Stock - taking, mark - downs
are the cant of advertising.
Hilt a Ruching maker says
that's the reason he sells us
4,500 yards of Ruching se that
you can have that te-day for 10
cents a yard which has averaged
25 cents, much of it higher.
What care you ? 1 le loses and
you make.
Lnt of Cheiluut Mitel entrance
Jehn Wanamaker.
?HU (SoetD.
T li. MAUTIN i CO.
A SALE OF REMNANTS.
Preparatory te our semi
annual stock-taking we will
place en our counters all the
Remnants that have accumu
lated during the past season.
5 CENT LOT.
Includes Calicoes, Chintzes,
Ginghams, Sa tines, Cotten
Challis, White Goods, Lawns,
&c, goods reduced from 7c, 8c,
10c, i2c, all 5c per yard.
ie CENT LOT.
Includes all lengths under 9
yards of handsome Satines, re
duced Frem i24c, 19c and 25c.
Zephyr, Ginghams, Seersuckers,
Crazy Crepe, Batistes, White
Goods, Sec.
12 CENT LOT.
In this let are lengths of 9
yards and ever of French
Satines, of the famous makes of
Freres, Koechlin, Gres, Reman,
Scheurer, Rett, Koechlin, Baum
gartner. IN THE BASEMENT.
Remnants of China Matting
from 2 te 35 yards in length,
from 5c a yard up.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King & Prince Sts.,
Lancaster, Pa.
f.f IUH A.MAUILN.
FRUIT JARST"
JELLY TUMBLERS !
CHINA HALL.
Masen Fruit Jars in Pints,
Quarts and Half Gallens. The
celebrated Lightning Jars in
Quarts and I lalf Gallens ; this
jar has no superior in flu mar
ket. Jelly Tumblers in any
quantity. All at Bettem Prices.
HIGH & MARTINV
15 East King St.
eltf-tfd
-VTerii'K IO lltllK.s!:HN AND (1UN
L Ni;iW.-Allpimiiiiu hert by forbidden
te trespass en nuy of tlielaiuU of thu Coronal!
,jidHieedMcll estates In Ix.bnneii or I ji Heavier
tontine, whether Inclesed or initnclesed, either
for the iuroe of shoetlni; or ruhlns, n thu
law will bu rliddly enforced njaliut nil tres.
KU-shiK 011 raid lunda of the uudcrslgucd lifter
till notice.
. WM.COLUMAN KKUKMAN,
"..l'KHCYALUKX.
WW. C. FllEKMAN,
Attorneys for K. W. Celemuu't Uelia.
tDMfctWts.
H
IlWlt A BROTHER.
Our "Receipt"
-FOIl
' HOW TO KEEP COOL."
Vlll us and purchase one of these tbln
COATH and VL'fJTH or which wc nre eclllnf no
ninny. They rnnee In price, from II te H for
font aud vest : Wr te for Ceal : 35e te tUO
for Vest ; We and upirariu for Thin rant.
MEN'S SUITS! MEN'S SUITS!
At Mich l,ew Trice that you cannot lie but
you 1
allty.
phased with price ana qunl
I'tlee fl.OO te
Tin.
Children's and Bey's Suits I
At a Reduction of Ten Per Cent en Marked
I'rlcci. We cnu plenne nit.
Gent's Furnishings!
Ktaniiel Hhlrts. AS rent and upwards.
IJndernhlrt, 17 cent and upwards.
White Hhlru, iMeenUnnd tipwardn.
.rercnleKhlrt,Meentand upward'.
Working Bhlrbi 25 cent and upward.
&
ONE-PHICK
CLOTIIIEH8 AND FURNISHERS,
Ferth Queen Street and Centre Square,
LANCASTER, PA.
c
LOTHINf4 AND FUflNIHiIIVa GOODS.
i:ervlhllir In Hummer
ClethliiK geliiB out rapidly
Rare
Offerings.
hi scry unusual uiucf.
Men's nnd Yeune Men's
Suit, made from reliable ma
terial. Lightest lu weight
CaMlmcrc, Chevletn, Heroes
and Flnnnels, se te J15. Many
cnoiee ij ie; ie piennc n you
can be fit from the nuert-
nes net nienn lower prices, en unsalable geed,
but en lets that have become broken, and there
mny be but one or two Milts of the let. Ills net
neccssnry te tell yen nbent thin clothing. The
weather reminds j en. They nre herein Melinlr,
I'eiiKee nnd SccrKiiekcr Cent nnd Vests. Fancy
nnd White, Linen Vitst the most eeonemtcal
prices. Mnny cool things for the Little Beys.
Light Weight t'nsslmctc Mult. t2 te SO ; Jersey
Hulls, J1J te Jt. Ulotire Waists, Hhlrt Wntsls,
Knee l'liuUi, Gauze Hhlrts and Dniwers, una
cerythlng for their comfort Murine the het
nimmcr dnys. Saturday's snles of Klnunel
hhlrts preei their popularity. Hew much
comfort nnd ease te wear ene that fits (many
nre Ill-shaped nnd de net fit.) We have them
In nil iitnlltlcs for nulet men, tourists or bley.
ellsts. Prices te suit nil. llleyele Hese, Belts,
Tennis Hashes, Balbrlggan Hhlrts nnd Drawers.
Jcnn nnd Nnlnzoek Drawers, Hummer Neck
wenr. Choice styles, low prices.
MARTIN BROS,
Clothing,
Merchant Tailoring and
Furnishing Goods,
NOH. 26 ANI 2H NORTH QUEEN HTHEET.
M
YKRS & HATHFON.
LIGHT-WEIGHT CLOTniNO
AT
LIGHT-WEIGHT PRICES !
EVERYTHING IN WOOLEN,
MOHAIR AND ALPACA GOOIXS,
I'OR HOT WEATHER VSK.
LET THE COST GIVE YOU NO
CONCERN. YOUCANIIUYAT
RIGHT PRICES, ANDTHE HEST
MADE GOODS YOU CAN FIND
ANYWHERE CAN HE HA I)
RIGHT HERE. "
DON'T WEAR UNCOMFOHT
AHLE CLUTHING THIS HOT
WEATHER, WHEN YOU CAN
HE COM PORTABLE AT A
SMALL OUTLAY.
MYERS it HATHFON,
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
NO. 12 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER, PA.
PO CLOTHING I1UYK11S.
LGansman&Bre.
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY
Men's, Bey's and Children's
ii.
In erdtr te Clese Out the Hutlre llnluucoefnur
hmumerkleck webue HeduciMl th I'rlces
ou our Mills us lollew ;
Our Best Knits, heretofore S16 00 nnd 5lS.fti, nre
new put dew II te SlU.fd Hint 12.00.
Our Suit, huetofeii at Sli.nl nnd IW.iX) nm new
put down te 7.t nnd r. (W.
uur Bet Ti eusel , lien-tofeni nt fOM, $.(), J I.IU,
rc new put down Ie H, ti", tiM.
See our Chlldicn's IlinU ut 'JV.
tkc eui Thin Coats and Coats nnd Vtts. They
nre Away Down In I'rlce.
TUI4 Is the Greatest Bargain Sele. en Recerd.
Bnrgalus lu All Kinds of Hummer
Clothing.
L. Gansman & Bre.,
66 and 68 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
8.W. CORNER OF ORANGE. LANCASTER, FA.
a- Net connected with uuy ether Clothing
Reiue lu the city.
HIRSH
MR
9H
BAn(V
AIIOAINS.
CHARLES STA7WT7VT,
Nes. 35-37 North Queen St. '
GREAT CLEARING SALE!
Torchon Laces, lc, 2c, 3c, 4c, Sc, 6c, 7c a yard.
Ruching, 3c, Be, I0i,12jc 17c, 23c a yard.
Yard-wlde Fine Muslin, 8c a yard.
Best Calicoes, 5c a yard.
Napkins, 25c a dozen. v
75c Table Linens nt 60c a yard,
20c l"ant Goods at 12c a yard.
17c Ticking nt I2a a yard.
60c Ited Tnble Linen nt 2 a yard.
American Ballne, fc a yard.
French Saline, 12c u yard.
Remnants of Dress Ultighams at Hulf Trice.
Figured Lawns at2c a ynrd.
Turkish Tidy Towels at 12c each.
Alt-Llncn Toweling nt 3Kc, 6c, 7c, 8c and 10c a
yard.
Yeu will be sure te get goods as nderttsed It you de your shopping at the
CHEAPEST BOSTON STORE,
Nes. 35-37 North Queen Street.
CHARLES STAMM.
Claihittri.
H
AOLH A IIHOTllKlt.
ttEN'S
SPEC AL
STYLlHir WOBHTE1) CUTAWAYSUlTHnt $15. Iteduced from 818.
KINt
IJsS..LWXS9L.CAKi!sI?BECUTAWAY f UITs'nt 110. Beduced from 113.
EXCELLENT CAHSIMEHE nnd WORSTED HU1TM nt t. Reduced from J10.
Beys' arxdL Yeixtlis' Suits
. . BOYH' DRKHSY I'LAID WUITS reduced te f i
..,.V0VI?;.HTY,-ISH CHKVlerhUITH at Jl. Reduced rremS&SO.
YJ?.',IJ.,.H. hJ.I1Ti ' -'OBIlY CHEVIOT HTYLKS nt K.50. Hcdueedfrem SS.
YOUTHS' SU11S in GOOD CASSIMEitE STYLES at V. Rcxluced 1 trcmi S1.50.
Summer Clothing.
SILK PONGEE COATH AND VESTS nt J5-50 ; worth Jtt.W.
KINKMOlIAIIlCOATSANDVESTSntfl.
COTTON FLANNEL COATS AND VESTS at SI.
WHITE LINEN DUCK VESTS at J2.
HiLGER cSn BROTHER,
Neb. 26-31 West King Street,
iAycAsTi:, PEyy'A.
J.lrtrm JUcttthcr iSoebs.
piLINN A BBENEMAN.
Warm TOTeatlier Goods
AT FLINN & BRENEMAN'S.
WATEU COOLEltS, KEFRIGEUATOHS,
COAL OIL STOVi:S, GENUINE MEXICAN HAMMOCKS,
I'lSIIING TACKLE, BASEBALL AN!) LAWN TENNI
FLINN &BRENEMAN,
Ne. 152 ITertli Queen Street,
LANCASTER, PEyWA.
!lethiurt.
TV
ILLIAJ1SON A KOSTEII.
Included In Our Il.irgntn Sale Thin Clothing.
GENT'S COATS AND VESTS.
S7 m Ce.Us nml V sti. for !5 00
iwoe " " ..wen
8-iOil " " .SI 00
iw) " " ioe
S3 DO " " .. K60
GENT'S PANTS.
M 00 Summer Punts for Seft)
Je.Vl " . (160
KID " " slOO
SI 50 " " S-l 75
SI 00 " " t25
.).-) " " SJ75
S3U) " " J2 60
CHILDIIEN'S SUITS.
WOO Hummer Sulti. for
57 60 " "
S7 00 "
fh (I) " "
S-jW) " "
Sift) " "
S1S0
, SHOD
SHOO
" " tsai
" " SI5i)
" " Sift)
" " .. H25
SIOO
FUllNISHING DEI'AItTM ENT.
Speclul Ititrgnlns In Ladles', Gents' nnd MIsxcV
lloblnfcen Dye Warranted Fast Blink Hese.
&)c ljidlcs" Ilinck Hese for.. J0i'
75c " " iJc
6ucClilldieii'sHliiek Hikb Ter 10c
75c Mlwc' ill.ick Hese Me
Jl OO " " JiOc
50c (Jents' Ill.ick ItulMIebC for 25c
60c Gtnts' Funcy " .. 25c
2.JC " " " 17c
17c " " " ..iac
Ilej 'i, Deiuet Shirt VnUts for 2c
fiOe Ferciile Wulsts for nj
75c " " TjOc
SI 00 nnd SI 25 Flannel Wiilsta for 7e
fl O) nnd SI 25 Gent's PcrenleShlrls for. .75e
:Hc Gent's che let Shirts ler .25c
:ef Hey's Demet Shirts for... . . iVc
25uGhuzi' Shlrth for .. Ie
3c llliic and llrewn AliKerabhlrtsuiulDniw-
trs . ...J5c
HATS.
Cut Prices en I'erfex lints.
Men's S3 00 Straw lliiti, for
Mcn'k!6i "
Men's K 00 "
Men'tlSlSe "
Men's 81 2 "
Children's SI 00 Straw lint for. .
Children's S3 ft) "
Children's S2 60 "
Children's SI 60 "
Children's SI 00 " . . .
Children's 75 "
Children's 50 "
..3J60
.'00
..SI 50
SI 25
81 U)
,82 ft)
51 50
rJoe
Sift)
. . 60
.. 35
.. 25
S3 50 Men's Serge Heets new
S3 ft) Men's Dongelii Shoes
S3 00 Ladies' Dongola Shoes new
2 70 ' "
S3 75 Meu'k Lew Shoes new
Si 75
K60
25
...'. SJW)
81 60
Williamson & Fester.
US-U8 EAST KING ST.. LANCASTEH, PA.,
AND
ai8MAUKETSrilEET. HAIUtlSIlUIta PA.
jpoelto.
H
TTEIUl'S IIOOKSl'OllR
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS !
DONT SOIL YOUR PHOIOGlt-Vril's
BY HANDLING TIIlL
Prccr c them from the Diut and buy
a Beautiful Album of New nnd Artistic
Deli;n.
Yeu will And u Splendid Selictlen
CHEHP
-AT-
HERR'S BOOK STORE,
33-89 NORTH QUEEN ST.
.
Light Calicoes at 4c, 5r, die a yard.
50c White Shirts at 37Jc each.
VIM Umbrellas at 11.75 each.
Scotch Zepb) r Qlnghams at I2c a yard.
Figured Canten Flannels at 18c a yard.
60c Silk Handkerchiefs at 25c each.
Bustles reduced te 10c each.
60c Corsets at 87c a pair.
25c Gloves nt 12Jc a pa.
Yard-wide Batiste, 6c a yard.
I2)c Dress Goods at 6c a yard.
25c Dress Goods at 12jc a yard.
60e Dress Goods at 25c a yard.
II Dress Goods at 60c a yard.
Best 45-inch Black Lace at 1 a yard.
Children's Corset WnlsU at 25c each.
SXJIXS-
C33ctccvic.
A'
T IIUHSK'S.
PICNIC GOODS.
Picnic, or Weed Plates.
Petted Hnin. Tongue nnd Chime.
OjsUrs iilclclctl nnd fresh.
Uilister pickled nnd frch.
Fresh Salmen bleaks In llntcnns very choice.
Sardines Imported nnd American.
Pickles nnd Omcs logins. Alse pickles by
the dozen.
CIIELSE Yerk State Cream, SapwiBO, Pine
apple, Edam nnd Roquefort.
l3enelcs Hnni In enns, ready for the table.
Full Line of All Kinds of Groceries.
BURSK'S,
Ne. 17 East King Street,
LANCASTER, PA
A CARLOAD OF RARG AIMS!
Wholesale and Retail Grocer.
JLNT IN
A Carload of Bargains !
260 10-lb Dccernted Bexet of
Large Callforeia Prunes at 90c. a Bex!
ThitWanigHjrsalii. Den'l wait until It Is
tee late. Yeu must net ut once It w 111 pay you.
MEATS.
Picnic Iliimi. 10c a & ; Estrn Dried Heef, L'e
u ft ; Finest Dried IV'tf Kiuukles.Ilcntb; Sum
mer Itnlecnn, !e a 11) ; New Mii- blind, lOe a R J
New Pickled CedllsU, 1 ttw for 25c.
CltACKEHS.
The llct 1 P for 25c Crackers in the world.
The Ilet3kfer25cCrui.kerilii tbowerld, Nl(.
luu nnd Ginger Snaps, 3 lbs for 25c,
COFFEES.
Collets nre lower. 30e Ceffte reduiiil te 4Sc,
2s ceflee reduced Ie 2.V, 25e Cullue rctlueed te
'i'c. Geed CelUe nt Ujv. 15enud'JV. Klne.t
MtKlin, Juvu, Uik'tijra nnd Santes l'eMw.
Ah HOXE.S LEMONb.
U-iueiik '.ire Keim: hlKber In pike. We nre
" llxed," Mild ihii k nt old iilef.
M'HOI.USAl.n AND ItEl'AlL GROCElt,
CORNER WEST KINO AND PRINCESTH.,
Directly Opixwlte
J. II'Murllu A Ce.'kDry GeihU Stere, nnd
Next Doer In Serrvl Unix-Hetel,
PROF. WM. J. STR1CKI.AND, TE.CIIER
Ol" Ml'SK'. Thorough tnstriictleiis ghen
en tbeercuu, plune, violin, llute, etc: aim, oil eil oil
tlvatlen of tlie voice. Applleutlens lecehetl at
Na -la St. Jeseph street, (pareng8 of Su
Jewph's Ctiurcb. jylO-lmd
CLOTHING IDDCTIM8
J
fi $4i5Jti.&: is-'s&i
jc , ,
Kf
Vi.yffiy.. - r. l-tti,M'tklil
mtMuasusagsl.