'r w,mtt.w ptyr$ ri-ravS;,, IiAKCABTER DAILY ii.i- ;.jh'Vv.'' Jftttttltaencer 1 1 i . LflMUKAV, jt . a HfMANPOLTZ, Baten." '.CLAMC, PubUabetvf - - m w ttrratxteE.HCKR.-rrt.ii.bed rta Hw yew, bnt Sunday.3 Barvcd DM hi (Ma cllr nd surrounding (at te week. Ily mall five del- IMMtmmi BO renti ft month. '-, - LT tKTKLLIdENCEtt-One dollar and r rear. In advance. MllVifVaaciUBERS-ncmltbr check rtpatMBe brter, and when neither or IW BIrecnrcl (end in a regiaicrea v. 1 t tha Featoffce.MaecendclaMtnall v'. m nmxtiaiHCBE. Lancaster, fa. -S l,PA., September 18, 1889. . ?H" Imkla for a Man. - w ! exoemraandcrs In chler of the l.trttii- am tudkIiie- III rcvluw lx- i (fee mlrJent, for select Inn for the BComraisBieiicrsiuj), which eecms bvnctfl tnftitacrrftrlp nfl 3rnm1 Armv u, p" ' " "- w,...w0.. ......... 'Mkkttft. Mr. Warner, with n sclf-rcgnrd !, ucvnui'? iiiv ntcv ucluiim; iiu fli'lmake mere money eulsldc of it ; and bis new rer a uranu Anny cx- nfinnVr who tlnea lint mnkn mere in fYin ft vpfir nf lila liifattircM. Tlipre r probability thatlt may fail In (lulling pe uaiuy iixeti, who is nuiu- cneugli for the pest. The till Army, with characteristic ftlM-esteem, has evidently c!iepii 14 commanders-in-chief from nmetig viiieni men wne nave snewn tneir iJHtytetake care of themelvc and Wight therefore be supposed te be i'MMbleef taking care or the order. It lm net geno down te the $5,000 a year as ter us cuicis ; Alger, me present 1b s. samrilc of their style: tlietmli vlam fin tin! ktinii Hint nilr fv.tmt ncmiiitl. .,- v.v ....u.. .. - , Captain Jehn P. Ren, has yet climbed i 'aannnir ttin iiitlllntinireM nml ln innv ttove te be a happy exception, who can bt brd te take the $.",()() coinnilsfletior- , wipana lean the urmiu Army tnretign Madeadwaef trlbuliitleii ever the luck JSfi itfmp filillii!itli1pl'a. tV'.'The tirnulili'iif 'u nlilcrt In t-r'nUllii' n L0rand Army man as cotnuilSeucr of " ' imiiriiilnnn la. nf riru ii ulinu tlw nnlnr t?!:ktlie did net kick at It in putting out .Tanner, but only nt the feel in it. He .'"viilpntlv luiiMMt Hint, tlic fenlH urn neL I' like majority : for which heix; liedeeH Pijliat have very grent euceuriigenient. mescr represeiited tlie urami Army wn- Aliant. ti-lilplt flpiii.'iiirliMl thnl tlie tniiH VtMy aheuld be opened te Its looting ; mid lt'tf be had been permitted te stay in etllcn " 111 II .11 ...n.ll.l ..... ..... I....... . .. ......... ;1ft in the trensury, or any cx-wildlcr It: without nn income of live theuwiiKl ilel- ?Jar a year. I'ijf The premdent 1h liNikiiig for n (Jniiii! iArmv enliitiiunilcr who will iiiliiiliilstpr L "ftfee pension business in a way that will 'Bet bankrupt the treasury. There are -j hjhiiiv Hi iniiiii .irinir limn luiiliiiia eeugh te take the place, but It is net wmr inni uie sensieie pari ei me army I Ug enough te choke down the feels ii4lilnk that there should ba no limit ttbtlie pension pour-out. The (Jrcenback Partr. vThe Benubllcau national commit te giflTCs a receipt resembling a ten-dollar ;reeneacK, ana signed Willi tlie lac HHmiie signatures of Quay and Dudley, Pb all the faithful who give it a genuine m-aeiiar greenback, and premise te de every veareti or before KeiitpiiiW gtHt; Whether the autographs of Quay jtPw.uuuKj, ujiuu iiiu nuggceiiiMi ei 11 pmnwcK wuinn is tnus etrea-il in ex ijffcauge for the genuine ten-dollar bill, '.will be efluctive in Keduclmr maiiv 1 -, the latter from the neeketlMHiks of faithful Republicans, we will nt at lemnt te irucss. The mnrket vnim. i.r ii 'Ouav or Dudievalirimtiimuiiiilil mil .. itfjrtteuld think, be great, nor would a tieceipi ter a teu ueiiar contribution te the national Republican committee U U (Werth, preserving, uiiIchs there N some aAt i i .. , . wnui'f vuiuu in ee given le It. as n wrcjiaipmg Inlluetice in securing places taaVlne UUbiic crib. Ouiiviinist IhlnU 1I...1 Lfce can float his receipts; aud te de it he 2will neel te A'tn'iitf. flu tiimri.c(.i.iti ..i i"J"li tn' ue maa who does net show mem in bis pocketbook, Is eligible te ; office. If ten dollars can lie had from tf tverv itenubllcau n-bn hm.u r.r ,.,. .ifllee, the reserve fund of the. itntmiiii. tma cemmittee may grew te handseme 'feThe exhibition of this scheiue iidver :tiM the reliance of thu Htmiihllpnn 'anagere unen mennv tiu. ,.iii.,f .,,, jlae of their politics. They ileinon ileinen ?trted this fullv In flu. inni pnm,.i..n . h only new feature about this ten deb , r ..,'i.wu in mu uwui-IITO II glVCS MBTfliirapp nttmi u ,i... ....i.i..... 1. .t 1 Nw ii uees net occur te Quay and Dud ley that there is auv reason for iimm d. i'eeceal the fact that menev is tlwlr 1 reliance for success. tx - - i'' llllllll a ltrlil,... l.t There is a nronesltlun mi fivt i i.mii.i ; bridge across tlie Husdiii'lmimii . m,.. ''Cill's Kcrrv. wliere It rim Ih nut i. ui,,...i . "ge'' of destruction by ice. The space toDecreasea will 00 u thousand tu two thousand feet, uccerdlng te tlie Mle elected, and the work presents no dllll lHy, nor will it be costly, it Is surpris- -' that it has net long age been fcme. There Is no bridge across Si"-"1"" '" j eiuisyivaniu below & ' Celumbitt : lind II u iiiv,.,-f..ui,.i,i.. 1.. 'JUucasterceuuty that It should lie thus "" re communication with hker neighbors threiiL-li ui mtiv ,.,11. ,, fc,her border. Bhe ought te build this jMcCall'B bridge w that it will be free of .-oil. The day of tell reads uml Ih-Md lAhaa passed. The iieople arc ablu te mnke tbelr communications free. We invite ;. mwuuoe 01 tue county commission. .. Ml te the nepil nf tlilu l.ri.i.... rii LVefltwill fall uiainlv iiihiii i.iuip.u.1..,- "geunty, which runs te the low witer -llUe en the VnrL- .-..mil,. 1.1.. ..r 11. fcflvef'erk county will dmilitlcM pay P' JP ruure ei me cost. 'iftt an ?f ft.'! . .. ... . St "? 01 me lllglimiy. V'fiTlaa aln.,1 ll .. ! """',' "i company lias at MoaeW OAnllNu r. .... 11... . 1. . r- vu.vu num ,,10 sircei cemmltlec L'f councils u receiiiiiicinliittnn 11. p'Mien be given them te lay another -wawaiuuieu isenii uuKe street. Of c-eurn! lone doubted that the company would Just as It plean-il In the matter, uml It a enlv from t.lvr ni-i-.... ........ .1.... .. f .. iiiiiiuiiii; llllllll Md theinsultingthreatthat it uouldnet r Miwams me new pavement unless mission was granted te lay the turn, tanked for. After the verv m.L- ....i.- 4en of the commit ti 1,111, u Li.,.. .. face we need nut eviit 11............. r ,. ' .-j-... .jiiii'uii j Itreuble with the formality of asking r aiivllilmr ni. ... . h -- - e- "-- Liiiiiimuy 11 aue no M about telling the city fathers that ' bad no power nt nil in n, Jht city striets between the trck-T mv HIIWIHIN UI IllO mnnw.i.t. fttly UUller the !n.hhu:J,.. .1. . r'we the aUbolute kln of t!lt high. r it U n verv fiinnll i.i- 1...1 i tttWKtrevt committee Uve cruwka through In their wild haste te escape tee wrath of the company. They grant the privilege asked, but apply it ta the next square, gravely stating that as de objection had been made te a turnout In this position the company ceuM place one there. As no such pre. posel hed been made publle, of course there was nothing te draw objection. There arc iio-ebjectloii eflercd te plac ing tracks all around the new central market, and allowing the cars te assem ble there If some notion of the kind should strike the managers, but there would lie very earnest objections If the committee shotildseapply its latest prin ciple. There is after all a limit te public patience, and the street railway men are approaching it very rapidly. 1 1 The KpIchm! of N"glc. The United States court in California, which is run by Judge Sawyer, who seems te be run by Judge Field, has re leased en $5,1)00 ball, Deputy Marshal Naglc, who slew Judge Terry. There are two reasons for challenging tlie propriety of this action, one lielng that the federal court had no authority te tuku the cjih out of the bends of the state court; and the ether being that a discharge en f5,000 bail shows the court te have already acquitted Xagle ; as It in fact has. Judge Sawyer clearly docs net lutein! that any punishment shall fall en Nagle for killing Terry for slap ping Field. Fer that N all that Terry did. JKagle killed him either liccatise he fcaied he was going te de something mere, or be cause he thought that slapping a I 'nttcd States Judge was iir bad as stabbing any ether United Statcscitbcu. Apparently it was an tinjustlllalilu homicide, since it Is no greater crime te slap ajudgc than 11 citizen, and no man may slay another because he Is afraid or him. All this should have been adjudicated in tlie state court. It was grossly un seemly for the United States judges te Interfere when a United Stales Judge was 11 party te the trouble; and It was grossly unlawful. It Is net te Ik) sup posed that the state of California will submit te any such federal usurpation of its functions. It Is as much the state's duty te punish offenses against United States elllccrs as against any ether in habitants of Its territory. e tuntter bow stormy the weather Itcnn be safely predicted that tlie young Demo crats of l.niicaMer will muster a strong force te-tiiglit at their new club rooms, anil our frlends, Ihn enemy, nay lake warning Hint tlie tcuiMisteus voyage up H.ilt river, taken aller the lust ciiinp.ilgu, litis nut at all dlsi'eumgcit the earnest and vigorous young mcii who hnve given their nllcglunce te theso grand old lluiiiecrntlc principles tlial must eventually tiliimph, ... Wi: learn fietn Ihn Iii'tniH-iiitlc l.uncaxter l.Mlxi.luiiM'i'.il Uml the ll.tltlmoie 'Ih a Cleveland cruiser," ami the Infercnee from our esteemed eeutciniKiriiry's fulieltiitlen Is Hint tlie late (Jrever t levelitml ciniMrticteil the bn.it with hfi own liiind s.mil paid for it with his own menev. If this Is tine, then It 1ms heen a mlMnUu all aletn; te give the credit te tlie CiampH, who me popu larly HtipiHispd te hnve hcctl tlie hillldets. J'hiuulvljiiUt Inquirer. The Iwjiiirrr'.i Inl'iireiices are as peer as Its lelc. The 'Crumps' I111111N, no moie than Cleveland's, iiinde the Il.iltluiere, nor did their bends conceive It. Their chief constructor lntill it, doubtless ; and he has new left thcin. ler tl.e paternity of thu DaUhunrenn refer the 7n7Hirrr te the com petent authority of .Secretary Trncy, who bus lately written about it" te Secretary Whitney. 1 a - A-eii:n llrltlsh electilcal engineer has said that It Is Impossible te kill a man w ith certainty by electricity. Several noted American experts have said (he wiuie thing, but tbere must be an implosion Ihatopltiiens by cable are of greater value, se we are treatisl te this traiis-Atlantle guess 011 the matter. At llrst glance the opinion seems te be iptlm tun absurd for patient hearing, as thcie htivu been maiiv lustaiices In this country, ami pirtlculatly In New Voik, of death fellow lug conflict Willi "lic witcs," The llritMi expert trlcx te dismiss thche incidents as sensational stories, but that won't de. He would mVf done better te explain that theuirli death inl,.M m.u ii was nut certain, and flint In many of the nowsp.i)ers cases the victim was iciilly killed by a fall from a bitty pole. Instead be lolls of a valiant pig that w Ithstoed thu shock of a tw enty Inch elect i Ie spark with out expiring. He evidently thinks that pcople are cry llke pigs, but we must pretest that even In Kngluiid there are tunny things that might net shook pigs, but would certainly shock people, - l'lioihssett X. .1. LoiDe.N, of the I'nhet sily of Terente, has returned fietn an ex ploration of Uibrader, which was undci tuken for the purpose of cericctlng our goegraphlcal notions or tli.it nearby but unknown country. At great peril aud with many hardships he lias gained a few facts that are of interest and may prove in a remote way te liave soniejiraclic.il alue. Labrador Is a huge plateau that Is even mere liberally btrewn with rocks than New- Ungluml, and although in the liitllude of old Kiigbmil, ii. ,,ulle unfit for In in habitation, bc-cause th ocean brings no warm curicnt past lth court. The expedition has shown that the great lakes of I.abrador.semo two thousand feet above the sea, are net se large as has been supposed, although the lake svstctn Is three hundred miles long and "is the home of many of the cold wacs that conic sweeping down neon us in inld-w Inter. Snow is fulling In that country new, for the winter begins up thete in September, and the few mberable fishermen along the coast must get ready for cold that olten rcgisturs titty degrees below zero. Ibia der's great lake, MWtasslul, was thought te be tha largest in the world, but tin ns out te be only oue-tliltd Iho size of Uke Sujiorier, w hldi is by far the largest body or freshwater. The Labrador lakes wcie rull erilsh, but the explorers de net appear te hne discovered anything of greater value Thu most ctiimiis thing about this expedition is the proof It gives of hew ery Ilttie is knew 11 of an Immense, territory net thrce bundled miles rrem (Mebee. I'IVkIiU-iK StlllSk H tl-HI-t, 1 Al'1',l;dii-i,M.sseii ,fthe Clsaimakcis' liitcrnatli.iial I niuii m New yerk ,.rps. ideiit Aib.lpli stra.ser read his biennial repeit. it hiatinl that einpleytuciit was gradually divie.ising. The Increase in tlie mimlier of cigais ami cheroots produced during the years lNs and Ksv'.) was much smaller than dining the vcars IbXi and lSs7. u .ls a netiui, filt. tIllt the Incrcase in pioduetien wusin the dis tricts where the lowest wages were paid In the districts wheie high wages are Kild there was a i isiease in tlie production. In New X.erk City during the Used veir end "JK:,li",;, ,Ssl, ,l,cre "s decrcase or 'Jl, V'";.,,,2t;,lBar''' cheioeih. The decrcase 'iVlSAW hl,r lrts of New Yerk state was , 'Ii'- l "le" !UIS "ew eerl.t,000iiu-iiilisj lien and II,, .1, susinlul. Of the total nmiiljer Mimlcd ,.A ,.relll New Y)lk city alone. Thiity-eight chaitcrs te new tilelis wcie granted sluce the last teti cn cn Iien and twenty-ene unions dlsseheO. dl'.Ct!U,'ir0"."U' L70.!wal ''''s cennectwl wllh the International union. i 11,77 r Vm? .n0"' "ly ',7 ",ll.0,1H- The nvripts " 1 -M,"'.rVV' U" ""-' ljht emeiithm wire gl,l,ifj. 'ihe expenditures up te Scjiteniber 1 eiel,(H.ill, leaving n bal bal bal ancoatthutdateefs.Wi!.ai. B -.-Nenmttcr what the mouth Jlvt-ai-t Hew foul the lircnlh or teeth' decay . ' KOZODONT en MI wc nUe, An J f-Tiftlj- sweep It tar away, l.An lug t,.s guiiin pure, Arm mid. blight. And itiv dull tth a Ivery wjilt, TTTOOtl-S 8AlU3ArAlttl.r,A. Has Dene Wonders HEME!-4 AFTER 9YEA1W OK BUFFEttlNO. "I think Heed's BaruipnrlllA tins flenc won wen den for a". Fer nearly nine 3 cars t waa a Rrrnl gnrrrrw. The Krealer pnrt of Ilie tlmt I wan unable In attend te Iho mol trifling lieusrhnld dutlra. Vas rcceUiiig innllcnl trentmciit a. mmt ceiutsntly from one ptiytlclan or another, wlthetitnnyinntcrlnl briunt. Styiirrvoiuy Styiirrveiuy tcni wn cetnplrtily i,)intPre,l,niiil no eticcnn linnglneniy euflcrliig. Almest cnntliitinlly I had set cre PA1NH1NMY IIKAll, ami my heart was never quite free from pnln. Indeed se severe wns tin" pnlu at my heart that fern tens lime I could net lie down In ti!,lint was oblige tn nit upright. I nlMioulIciel from dreisy;tny limbs were swellrna wcllanny body, I lcctnc thoreiiRhly dldcniirnK'sl. flul seeing the constant ndvertli-enienl of Heed's Harrapnrllln In the I'hllftdelpliin limn, Icon Icen cluilMt toglvetlilmnrdlclnoa trlnl. Alter the first bottle I fnlt much better. Therefore I con tinued using It for Mime, lime, until I hud used six bottles. I am new free from pain, ran lie down and sleep, seldom have headache, nnd work mere In one week thiinl did In six months prier le mj Inking Heed's Hnrxaparllla. And If j en run find n mere thankful, or linppy mor tal, t should like te meet cither one. Mnny of my friends urn using It with benefit." AHA V. Hmki.tzfr, Mycrstewn, IV1111. HOODS 8ARSAPARILLA Held by all ilrugglsta. II; six for $j. Prepared only by U, I. HOOD CO., IjwcII, Mass. 100 nasKs enk della it. cd OSt-eccvlctt. J OW KOIt -THK- Fleur That Toek First Premium At the Lancaster County Knlr ImkI Week. CIiAIIKKHXXXX KliOUII Is considered by rmnpctrntjuduri In Ija the Ilest I'ninlly Flmir for I'nstry nnd llrend Unking. Will bake bread ns wliltniisMieM-, Ulveltu trial sjcpeniuiir. ter, tl ier burrel, lAiwcr (Irndes of Fleur ntfc pel imrUT. POPPY OIL SOAP Toek n First Premium nt tlie Fnlt as tlie l'ln est ljiunilrvnnd Toilet Hiuiii, We taipiimiv free about i,000ciikeerthls Fine Snap, and will forthelinlnnceerthls week glxe free te nil who will cnll 11 sn 111 ple cake. Cemu fiml get n rake mid test Ihn truth or wlmt wn my. JIAHUAI.N'H IN IIAMH, iiAiuiAiNH in iuui:i) ih:i:f, IIAIIOAINB IN HACON. Iii r.u't, llHrqalns In Kvcrj tlilnx daring this we k,nt Clarke's Tea and Coffee Stere. 12AIIMM7TH QUKI'.N STItKiri', Ijiuenslvr, P11. Telephone. Frew Ucllery. Jj-tfilAw A TTlDTtHli'H. " FINEST GROCESIES ! Best Tens ami Ceffeea. HruAHH,HYltrr.S, CANNED and HOITt.Ktl HOODS, NKV MACKKIIEIi, NEW CODFIHII, Kic. NOTICE. COITEKM AI.WAYH FUIXII HOAHTED. Ti:.HHi:i.i:cTi:!)viTtu'Aiti:i'eit diiink- lNOQl'AI.ITY. BURSK'S, Ne. 17 East King Street, liANCAHTEIt. PA. A I 1.1 I -I r. D0WNC0MESSUGAR BUSTED I The Great German Sugar Trust Reist's PHEDICTIONSIIEINO ITLKHXEU ! , AHTOUNDINO NEWH ! Clans Spn cities mi a he will tight the American fruit, and tliecoml'hmllen innst break Sugars Have Declined Over One Cent a Pound Already ! W'v told oil se ut the beginning, lake 11 gentle hint and profit by It! Sugars Will Surely Tumble Anether Cent ! IIAltDONTIIETltL'HT, but HprvcklcV feelings cannot lie, touched, lie wiss Hint when lib new icllnciy epvn, which will tie Khertly, he will begin a wnr 011 the Huriir Trust that will cw'titunlly brenk tlie coiuliliiatlen. Tim new iclliicry will turn out one tlieiiMUnl tens of sugar n tiny, and this In creased out put villi cnuse cutting of prices te h II goods, niiilcoiiitHlseiueor tin- roll nil leu te nhulileun. The Trii't will put down Ilia price of rvllned sugar se far that thu opposition chii make 110 profit, suhaps. but In tbiit cusv tlie Iriiht ItM'lf will nmke little or no prellt Ia. Ing te curry Idle works, with lieuy riiplliillru riiplliillru tleii, it would seem llkil lebuu illsadMiutage 111 Hint rasiMiltii. The riillurReftliuOcriuanHugiir Trust, which liiis tried te control tlie siignr iiuirkctHer nil l.ureiK'. and wlilch wiu In 11 iiiinsuredein. dent uieu tlie American Sugar Trust, w III new be. the, means of thiuwiug 11 large eimiittlv of raw sugar nwrbenid, and cause a brink In "the price or relhicd. Keep your e es w Ide open. REfST ! WHOI.lXAI.i: AND KETAIl, (IUOCKU, COKNElt V1ST KINO AND l'ltlNCEHTH.. Directly Opposite J. II. Mill tin, V Ce.'hDij fl,-l Kl,,i... ,,,! Ne.t l)Hir teHurrcl llni-su lluiel. uiuntcv Jlcoevto. T.OItin'NA. M fiOVEIlNOIl DICK AM)Ti:.MI'.ui;in'NA NAItUOWUAl'tlHUAH.llOAl). IiiilUldiiiiUnnd .irlli. desiring te Ml Ml (lietna ami enjoy n ride im r thcNnrnm (Jauco luiliekiimiiilt of Oe hii.Miit dick mountain, uiiiiiiveinplMi the trip irem l.niicuter In one da b the fellow Ing schclule: , , ''-m. a.m. a.m. p in.p.in. n.m. Ui c I jincaster 0.-JT, Ml 10..V, inn) .':') 7i'i ArrlcMI.Ureliia. tj.tUll..UUVl 3:.!', 1:11 SSS ArrljeOm. Dick. .1163) ua ttXi 6:10 Hcluriilng 1 .... ""' a.m. a.m. p.m. 11.n1. p.m. lA'aeflev. Dick.. 1I.1U Hi "iV Si U'aw.Mt. Urctna (1:11 lu.:il ll-v. ;;: a'-.r? 7'm Arrle UiiicabST, h:10 ll.tj PJ.M 3:J5 i.te t,.a All trains or tlie Cornwall d lbnnen Itall nud 011 arrlMil et Ml (Irvliiu station innkc In. iiiedlntii coiiuwtleii with the Nurrew e.inge llnllriMil. Lutuherdlimirciiii be obtained nt t he Park rcslniiniiit. tlms iiMildlng thu iicccs sljy of carr Ing baskets and bimdles. 1 bu ciniletleu of tlie NarrewOaugc Itallwny lliriiHiiuH-ii ler lew tlie imigiililmit siciieri or the SHJUtli .Metmtiiln.and this ncncl allrac allrac lien Is upiileinentiHl by the crictlen of an 01V est s.-ak. (luv. D ck.n-eui whlcli a sight innv be VWil ". 1 """. ,,u'" ",er" nr" f"w grimd r "thS Mew taking In an area or forty miles Minnie SSluKT""1 e " 1""dse"," ur "i''ViX( Dall'exeurslen tickets le Ml. ilretna iiiny no BBent'. " 0,,I,llcatlu,, ,u IU '"'nr"Vt ilka KKit;"ii!iJ.Vfr,,,H ! "".A"ffi: . r.H Illlsll, tlen. Supt. JrtSWmd (Ceal. I UMIIEUANDCOAU J-JAUMOAHDNEIW COMPANY. COAL DEALERS. l)ei'i"'",4N"r"' ,'r'"ie Klm't' ",''lr ""'ding HUKPttM I.ANl'AKTr.H, PA. COAL. -VOl.OETTlir WIST AT- ShulmyerV.Ne. 22 East King St, rptl'-STeed SCtrtttamnHrv'. I'ntLADKt.iHiA, Wednesday, Bept, is, UM, Did you long te go abroad this Summer and were net gratified? It may have been disappointing, but yet there are crumes of comfort for you perhaps a whole leaf. Yeu missed the Paris Exposi tion. That less cannot be re couped. Yeu missed the dis comforts of an overcrowded city in the Summer. That's a gain. Yeu missed the Ben Marche and the Leuvre, and all the beautiful new dresses and things you would have bought had you been there se you think as you sigh and are sad. Just here you are wrong. Yeu haven't missed them ; your chances are net lest. Trade progress has' evolved the great retail system, and mere than the Ben Marche is net merely a possibility, it is a fact right here in Philadelphia. Yeu did net miss chances in Paris ; the chances missed you, and in the fitness of things they have come here te seek you. The new, beautiful stuffs of your dreams are here in larger variety and richer profusion than, the stores of Paris will she'v, waiting only your selec tion and command te become concrete costumes none the less chic because bargained for in geed plain English. Are the dress stuffs of the Frank and the Teuten any less beautiful because shown you in America ? Yeu lest no dress chances by net going te Paris. We find our profit in bridging the chasm between America and Paris. Shepwise " See Paris and die " is a sarcasm. This is no idle talk of vain advertising (we learned the nonsense of that years since), but the sober truth, based upon what we knew of the stuffs in their wide range and vast quantity that we are bringing this season for your selection shall we say education ? Fer eight clays the humidity of the atmosphere has been de pressing. The human race has felt that moisture was its larg est component part. But the sultry dampness has net de pleted the long lines of admir ing women that have lined the Dtess Goods counters in our store. In days seen te come we will touch details of Dress Goods new it must be gener ates. The quantities great est, styles latest, prices least. Courteous salespeople await your wishes the selection rests with you ; we've done the rest. The dazzling show from the Pans liypositien is en second fleer, Chestnut street. The Oriental Rug Roem is en second lloer, Juniper and Market streets. The Onyx and Brass Furni ture is en second fleer, fourth gallery. Te-morrow opening of Wo men's Fall and Winter Dresses and Wiaps and Clothing for Children and Infants. Jehn Wanamaker. 4:iUMtituvc. AlT'lDMi-KH'HCOKNKIl. High Standard Furniture. IIIUII.MIIDUWI AND LOW AUKTHi: THULLMTANDAHD.S. Willi Ii de ,, ,11 prefer? We knew you want the lied It jour I'm kclhoelc will allow lt The 111(111 01 1II,T OUADU (Joedh ha always lieen eurMiundnrd. And we bcllcxe Hi demand U grew In" for the lles.1 Qualities tu the arealuai the chcapel. A lew dollars' dlllirence In theceit urn milled-piece or nirnl lute may net be noticed by Ihn ce, but In the wearll Im bound Income nut. We don't bcllevn It cheap te the buyer te held back thne lew lew dellars. Ilnrearu NO 11AUUAINH In the Cheap or Lew Mamlnrd tioedn. A IIAHUAIN Is te get 11 III.HT or I1IOI1 OltADi: for u LOW Pltlcn. huch IIAIUIAINH we lme. Our geed will glNcyeu gmxl (.cnlcuniid tliciibybAYKeu llieue. A Uirgt I nil I lue of Kurnituie Pour ITuern Full or It. WIDMYER'S COKNKIl OK E. King & Duke Sts. TI LTNlTMirs. " N. B. We liiMte our attention te our line or Fancy Goods! M'irAiii.i: reit Wedding- and Anniversary Gifts. A few In our North i.i.tew and plenty mere luMde, nnd we will cunMil, r It a pleasure te liac)eu 1ihi. through our KtiKk nt 1111 time day erewntng. Iiui will net Ih ,iked In buy, that Isoptieii'il with ou. Wc Arc Talking About rurutture. HEINITSH'S Furniture Depot, Nes. 27 & 29 SOUTH QUEEN STREET -l'merwl Aitfidtgn ur-ti te iwuqertak. " Furniture Points. Pru &ehm. J. B. MARTIN A CO. ' Lace Curtains. " A number of patterns have been cut down te i, 2 and 3 pairs each, and the price has been cut accordingly , J and yi former" prices. Bamboo Curtains. Geometrical designs reduced from $2 and $2.50 te $1.50 a pair. Tabic Cevers. A large purchase in Tinseled Tapestry Table Cevers, and the prices for the 5-4 is 45c ; 6-4, 90c ; 1 . yards by 2 yards at $1.25, and the 10-4 at $2.00. Blankets and Comforts Are here, and the market has been searched for bargains. Loek at our stock, and it will save you twenty-five cents "en the dollar. Glass. A counter leaded down with the newest shapes in Cake Stands, Bowls, &c, and the price of any article 10c eacln Toilet Setts. A importation order just re ceived, and the price of the new shapes will be -$2.75 for 10 pieces, or $5.00 a sett with jar. Fruit yars. Lighting, quarts, 85c ; y2 gallon, Lightning, $1.20 ; Masen in pints, quarts and gallons. J. B. MARTIN & CO., Cor. West King & Prince Sts., Lancaster, Pa. B VKOAINR. 35-37 North Queen St. BARGAINS! Children's Merine Cape, 50c, 75c, (I, SI.2.S, H.D0. 75c and JI ICtd Uleps nt 50e nnd 7c. rineAll Uice HnndkerctilefK, 12J4'. Chlldren'H Weel Back", S.V. Kn-i Illack Hosiery, ll'JJc, U5c, 37V, &. 75c, fl. Chlldren'H Weel Iloetlcs, 12Jc, 15c, 17c, 'J0c, L'5c. l'lve Muke llcht Ceri-ctN at 50c. Kine CaMtmcre Oloves25c, 37Jfc, 50c. 50c, 75c and JI While HhlrtK at 37V, Sk 7,V. WoelHklrting ntiOc aud23cnard. Heavy Htrlpe .Shirting, &;ic andO'fca yard. TurklKh Sideboard Cevers, 60c. Heav Canten I-'laimel, 5c, 6.fc, 7c, 8c, 9c, 10c. Comforts filled with White Cotten. l.W,fl.35, 1.50, SI. 75. Heavy AU-WoeI Ited Hhaker Flannel, ffic n yd. (irey lllimUct', JI, 11.25, 91.50. 81.75. J tef3n pnlr. 5-1 Tnblc Oil Cleth, 20c n yunl. White Illiinket, 00c, 75c, l,tl.2, J1.50 te J12n pair. Umbrellas, 25c, 50c, 75c, II te 83. White riiinnel", UVJc, 15c, 20c, 25c te 75c n yard. Lace Curtntni,75c, JI, 11.25, J1.50 te 15 n pair. Whlte Quilts 75c, II, ll.l 11.50 te fV Turkey Ited Table Cevers, 25c, 50c, 75c, II. Pant floods 12fc, 15c, 20c, 'J5c, 37V. 50c. THKBi; Alti: HAItOAINS ANY WAV YOU LOOK AT THEM. AS TO PRICE, AS TO QUANTITY, AS TO QUALITY. These geed in a the Ileet and Illggesl liar gains eui bought for the money. Come nnd ee the wny thl combination of prices and quality works nt the Meney Having 35-37 North Queen St, l.ANCASTKlt, l'A. liltteir. rONTMIhS IT! RARE BARGAINS. A lirand l)iplnv of the Met Popular nnd Mnct ltcllablc Pianos and Organs WILL HE MADK11Y Kirk Jehnsen & Ce., AT THK t.ASCA&rJiJi COUXTY FAIIt. All should examine them, for Feener or later you will want one, and one thai will elejeu Kitl-fucllen. We positively nun run tec falKfue falKfue llen 111 c cry particular for six yearf, nnd sell en the easiest terms live dollars a month. Think of It fiem one te two ears te pay for It I The ubove cckxU came direct from the factory, nnd we will otter n positive bargain each day of the Kalr. UIKK JOHNSON J. CO., Se. .'1 West King St., 1 jinenMcr, 1j, J'.S. !ecend-H?nd nanus 2nd Ornuns taken In Exchtujfe, nSHrdftw 0 DMI'S vm m y lx ef gMen. ,-fJALACEOrFAHHlON. j ''" a 4 -i-PALACE OF FASHION, 115 fe 117 NORTH QUEEN STREET. Opening of Ladies', Misses' and Children's Jackets and Bey's Clothing en second fleer. A room 150 feet in length and 30 feet in width, or in ether words Three thousand square feet of ground, devoted net alone te the display of but crowded with the largest and best selected stock of Coats and Bey's Cloth ing in this city. ALL NEW GOODS. Nothing left ever from last year. Our last season's Clear ing Sale has cleaned us out of 'old stock, and with the experi ence at our command we have gene into the market and se lected what we think is the fin est and best line of goods which can be seen anywhere in the city. Our goods are all open and ready for inspection. They are marked in plain figures. Before purchasing come and inspect. See our goods. .Nete our extremely low prices. We are compelled te sell' cheap. We cannot afford te lese our hard-earned reputa tion for selling cheaper than anybody in Lancaster. Our prices run from the low est up te the finest. Every garment warranted, te be as represented. - We hope te see you this week. Our Grand Fall Opening will be announced for the early part of next month. New Goods are pouring in in every department. Our large Millinery Parler is already packed with the latest Demestic and European Novel Nevel tics in Mats, Bennets, Fancy Feathers, Wings, Birds, Tips, and Plumes of all sorts. We will show them te anyone who wishes te see them, and our dis play of these goods at our opening will excel anything ever shown. in this city. Trimmed Hats and for early Fall. Over one hundred con stantly en exhibition, running in prices from gi up. Children's Felt Hats, trim med and untrimmed. A full stock of Plushes and Velvets, at importation prices. Few Laces and Dress Trim mings opened te-day. ASTRICH BROS. teUittchce. TyATIlEH. Watches, Clocks, .lewelry, Specs, K Etc., lit LOW KMT l'itlUEH. :yc-Ulnses, Optlcnl Goods. Telcirrnpli Tlme Dnlly. Kvcry Article In this Line Carefully ltepalrcd. Leuis Weber, Ne. lB9!iNerthQueenSt., Near P. B.R. Station w ATCH llEfAllllNU. Watch Repairing. The majority of watches are ruined by falllnt; ntu the handset an Incompetent workmen nnd net worn out. Tohinceiir Watch Cnrt fully Hnndlcd, lte palrcd, Adjusted and tlegiilatcd, call en tlie un dersigned, who has en exhibition a watch made by himself. Ohas. S. Gill, JKWKLKIt AND Cllt Ml VI K OPTICIAN, Ne. 10 West King St., LANCAHTEH, l'KNN'A. i iiHii.iinnll s.riT... H Emti REPAIRING ! De en luiven Watch or Cleck that need re pair? It may be ena Hint has been repaired and Jen, no geed. If se, bring It te us, mid we will Guarantee Yeu the Best Werk Yeu Inne ever hud done. All kludsef Jewelry and Spectacle ltepalrlim, Eiigru Ing, Etc. All Werk Cluarautccd nnd Prices the Lewest. Give us a Trial and you will Call Again. FT. CRR, Ne. 101 N. Queen St., COIINEII OK OltAStlli (clUnce. TOllK, (PA.') C0LLEGIATEINSTITUTE. New Itulldlngs; Large Endowment ; Scholar ships; IjilKirntery ; Library; (lymnnslmii. Prepares for College or Iluslness. Separate Course for ladles. Modern languages in Keen Keen Keen larCoinre. Tuition, SU1 per annum. Heard tn private families W.60 per week. Eacultv el nine. 171 ti year eitftn t-cptember Ii Ter cata logue, mldies . iJ-'. JAMUS MeDOUfJALL, I'll. .. JpWOtU lTOldent. 9tef. TlARa v VISIT STACK HO USE'S This Week KOR BIO BAItOAtNS IN Beets & Shoes. A Fnlt Line of the Celebrated WALKER BOOT! The Heat Beet Made. Call and we them. D P. STACKH0USE, Nes. 28 and 30 But King Stnet, LANCABTEH.l'A. J-EW AND HANDSOME FALL SHAPE l LADIES,SH0ES! ew goods for the Fall trade are con stantly coming lu. Heuee there's some thing for us te tell of shoes almost dally. Among the latest arrivals are two dif ferent makes for Ladies' wear, haud haud seme in shape nud economic in cost. I lie first is a fequnre Toe Butten 8hee In soft, bright Dongola Leather, a stout nlumn grade for Fall requirements ; solid leather seley. counters and heels have btreng drill linings and deep .silk top facings; aduilrnbTy finished, well made and strongly recommended for their excellent wearing qualities. In them the feet presents a neal, trim aud graceful leek. Ladles who have tried them pronounce them exceedingly com fortable the first tlme worn. The price 2.00 a pair Is a low otie for shoes se u,gh in grade. The second make is of soft bright Dongola Leather, lighter in weight than these described above the uppers yieldiucand possibly conforming te the shape of the feet mere retttlllv. Solid leather throughout, netliiiig Blighted In the making, trimming or the llulsn. A hniideonie looking shoe, ad miad greatly by Ladles wlie see tiieiu. et recommended for severe and rtiugh "sage they're tee line Ter that. Yet, with but a little care they will lie found te give excellent service. Fit the feet close nutl comfortably, aud make it pretty and very attractlve in appear ance, rite minus low price for them a for the henviergradc SIMM.) a pair. Yeu miss Hcelug ndmlrably shaiied shoes, e nb''l cost, if you fall te we these. SHAUB & BURNS, 11 NOUTH qUEKX STKKKT, LaNCAS TEK, Pa. GWEEl'INO UEDUCT10NH. -1N- IEN'B,110V'H,I,AI)im AND CIIILUBGN'S LIGHT COLOHEIJ Shoes & Oxfords. As the season Is passing for Light Colored Hhnes mid Oxfords, I hue Harked Down the balance 1 lime en hand nnd am new selling them At and Belew Cost, Which will rcduce them te cash In a short time. There may be many days. es 1 mtgbt say months, lu which they eon be Hern nud can be blackened nt tlie end of the senseu. Men's M.0U Husset IlaK reduced te K.M ; fJ.50 Hhee reduced te !2.tW ; flfje 8hoe le 81.50 : nnd tLMShoe te S1.25. Men's rj.00 Uusset Ofenls riiluccd le 51.50 nnd 51.W O.tferds te S1.2S. Hey's S1.M Husset Hals, reduced te 11.25. IjhIIek' 1.50 Ilusset Oxfords, Plain Tees nnd with Tips, reduced te 81.25; Jl.a Oxrordste 81.00; 81.1X) Oxfords te 75c; nnd 75c Oxrordste Child's Husset Oxford, sizes 8 teJOK, reduced from 81.10 te 7c, and sizes t te 7iJ from 75c te COc. THEY CAN BE HEEN AS MARKED DOWN IN WINDOWS. The One-Price Cash Heuse. Chas. H. Frey, iHuccetser te EREV A ECKEIIT) Iho Lender of Lew l'rlcesjn BOOTS AND SHOES, NOB. 8 dt 5 EA8T KINO KTHKKT, LANCAHTKIt, l'A. . Htere cluscdeeryuvpiilii at S o'clock, ex cept Monday and haturdny. .. CEljlnrtuntvc. H IOH A MAHTIN. Jars I Jars I -AT- .VntESHHLUTLVOK "LIGHTNING" JARS lu Pints, Quarts and Half Gallens, AT LOWEhT l'HICIl, MASON'S IN ALL SIZES. JELLY Tl'MnLEIW.dc, High & Martin, NO. 15 EAmT KINO 1-.T. ' TIJEJON'HSACO.. MHiiufaeturers CONKECTIONEHS' FINE I'APKH IIOXEk. Tlie most lieautiral line In the Unltid states, elj Commerce ht., PlilladsU unf Pa. Wrltfirdescrlptleprleell.st. phin I.Tsiel ST. i"iri TO KVMU A MONTH CAN i tj,JJ be made werklnz for .. Aitents pretcri-"! hecan furnish a liere iiiel slve their whole tlme te the business, sirmr mnmeiitsma.il' profitably employed nlrii. A few vacancies m towns nnd cltle. B. F. IOHNSON A CO., KWi Main St., Ktchmend Vj N U - l'letix -ie utje imd buliiw t rlcnce. Never mind about sending stamp ter reply, H, F,J,Ce, ppi-J-OinaV -kk. Ass. Sweeping Reductions ferf. .? ir& -ntv s.f! 1 V ,' ijjfy t " -t'ryi 't-f at- - .y ," Zm-i -i' . -?. i- ' "-. iSu lHfctfiti. v 1 -tgcf:. .'- -. -,t-! sv t
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