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THE LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1889.
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IBTEINMAN FOLTZ, Editor.
KT CLARK. I'uMMlier.
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I 9klhX mTELLlUENCEH.-rnbllshed
V- wimtf 4f la the rear, but Bandar. Served
, ur METltfi In thti dlr and surrounding
(I t ten centi a week. Uy mall fire dot-
j! .-, nijwinuTincc; oucenuamemu.
& WMMCLY INTELLIQENCER-One dollar and
,-llMrwtita a year. In advance.
ItOrtCC TO BCBSCtUBERft-Rcmtt by rhwk
''.i or BeatnMra order, and. whom neither of
i;" c. zl' . 'm .-- ..
na de procured wnn iu a ivrisk'i
jLaMMTM M the Postefnce, as second class mall
,f f " .Abvrjm, TBI nmUtOBNOSR.
'Jjf Lancaster, Pa.
mniHm bi iM.mW)i kuxi
ft Am Extraordinary Claim.
J?4terncnt of the limes that Judge Saw
;!jf, In discharging Xngle fur the killing
, if.of.Terry,made nn entirely novel clnltu of
,?.' of federal lurlsdictleu in crlinlunl cacs :
Nfe, JMd the ,iieiifrer.ln maintaining its pest-
E'1? tteu, succeeds in ninklng n claim fur tlie
?5& federal Judges which is net only ''en-
i$v- iireiy uevei" uuiexirnvngnnuy wrung.
'' 1.l.l. U r.l a..,il.nl.IA it... TtwIrM
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&, W eawyers position win 00 crniciw.ii uy
fUT careful studeut of the inw ; which inny
$$ be ; but we think that It will find few
T.j norm-era nineiiir nrofessers of the law,
1KW If II la trtinf Mm fnniifrrr would tnnke It.
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It concedes that the united Mates
court has no Jurisdiction te try Nuglc
for murder " since tlie circuit court can
not exercise common law Jurisdiction in
crimlual cases"; hut it asnerts that it
had authority te release him from state
custody, because he was "In custody for
an act done or emitted iu nursuauce of a
law of the United States or of nn order,
process or decree of a court or Judge
thereof" ; for which It cites authority,
but falls te point out that
Kagle shot Terry, in pursuance of a
)aw or of an order, process or decree of a
caurt or Judge thereof." It elles
Judge Sawyer's own conclusion that
"the homicide iu tpiestien was com
mitted by the jictltluiiur while acting in
the discharge of the duty Imposed ukii
him by the constitution and laws of tlie
United States"; but fall's, as Sawyer
docs, te discover tlie law that Imposed
upon him the duty of killing Terry.
And the claim Mil up is clearly net only
novel, but the astounding 0110 that
when a United States marshal
kills another, and kills him Justly iu
the opinion of a United Slntes Judge,
he may set him fiee without a trial
by a jury; that though the states only
have Jurisdiction of the offense, If it Ikj
one, they shall have their prisoner taken
from their custody by the United States
and turned Ioeko ihkui the community,
when the deed which is charged against
him as a crime Is no crime in tlie
opinion of a United States Judge. Such
authority as this lirtu up the United
States Judge te be the supreme arbiter of
the law and the- facts iu criminal cases,
Wnich H is net within their Jurisdiction
fete try by the aid of a jury, and has the
absurd etlcct of giving Jurisdiction te 11
;g, Judge which does net exist In his court.
r iv dbs uie cvii eueci in aneiisning trial
M nyjury, auu the unbearable result of
r the heels of United States marshals and
'.'." k' ludces ! tn lie hIhIii Iiv llui tnnrulinlu
;M. ' wue are absolved by the Judges.
vtnai is uie simple tact In tills pai
fVf Ucular casn? Is it net that Justice
b'U, Field, of the supreme court, fearlinr
;'$. ex-Chief Justice Teirj' of the California
Jf court, whom he had offended by an ad-
"- Terse decision, secured, bv tlm iinlnr ir
iv-. ITalted States Aitornev neiinml Allllnr
W$' the company of a United States marshal
ib uis journeying through California ;
that in that journey lug he was slapjied
en the cheek by Terry, who hud no arms
in his hand or en his person, and who
was Instantly shot by the United States
marshal, the llrst shot killing him and
a second following as he fell. That is
all there is te the sterv. save Justice
Field's declaration that hudld net direct
tin sheeting or knew Hint it was te
ceur.
jfcju f' iNiigle does net even have the "order"
$c& " United States judge te repose upon.
BW? TTI- ,...!.. ,lr.... I.. .!... 1... i! .. 1 .
iVL' uuu ucicum 10 mill lie UHHirilL
Terry would sheet. He was afraid and
wanted te get in tlrst. But the well
eettlcd law Is thnt simple fear will net
justify killing ; It must ben fear founded
en fact ; such a fear ur a cocked pistol
In Terry's hand might have in
eplred. If Nagle was "rattled" and mis-
. took Terry's hand for his pistol, he can
not allege that weakness of eye or head
in Justification of hi shot. And there
clearly was that iu his act which called
ter a decision of a jury upon it. 'e
state judge could have discharged him
en habeas corpus hearing and taken the
ease out of ajury's hands; and 110 United
1 States judge should. The safety of the
DeODlc Will net allow HUt-h imsunintlmi
?$ 'of authority in the federal court ; if con
ceded, It will make us the slaves of
United Statesjudgcs and marshals ; from
whose malice Heaven defend us.
We Mould Net Lhe There.
Is net Jersey Justice queer? Theie
Bes Chalkley Lc Ceney iu jail, Just
brought from Ohie, where he had gene
te bury his niece; whom they accuse
him of murdering. And her father and
his brother come along with him, pro
testing against the Telly of the aceiisn-
.tleu,- and sits himself down iu his
brother's home te tuke caie of it while
he ilea iu jail, where he hits te stay until
it suits the coroner or somebedy'to see
whether there Is any evidence against
him. And all this time there
Js net a particle of testimony te
,fhew that this uncle killed the girl he is
tibewn te have loved and who her father
ays lived happily with him as his
housekeeper? Verily we would pray te
be saved from JersevJustice. which thus
lays kind uncles by the heels iu Jail and
?liuta nitRlrtftura lif. .l.n ............
h 4J beat them. In Jersey, as well as in some
-.iir ' ther places we knew of, it Is clear that
$ lbJHletyisuotthe word society.
V
lt Neble lix It.
'j:& A TliA nnttitrlutif te l.... !.... .. .1:. j t..
'-3 time lugettlug a pension commlssleuer.
HliM xunrrv will mild. I..I... .1... r 1
Vi - rvvuneuiiut u uisilL.nlIlir
frf - ..-... uiiiiuiiu'gnuj lliu nil
'jtbat he went te Deer l'ark te put en ;
ji aud the qucbtleu occurs, if he hm mi
.? much trouble in this quiet and nleasaut
. ju teasen, when Congress Is net iu setien,
' f haf. u-lll lm linve u-lien It .,.1.1. .,1.1
yjnte are the days that presidents ought
.V'te enjoy, especially when they can iret
.- - -. - v ... i... .v u?n.uiii- -
- te ixr l'ark. Our jireident seems
te have the Grand Army sittlinr en him
v,ta uighttuare; he had letter give it a
tVutuiltl. I.I 1.1 I 1 ..
fit its business. It is of no account.
lyway. in truth we knew nethluif of
much pretension and as little il..lit.
hat en earth can an ussnMntim,
nt te tha take as lts,head ltu...-u
f4Mff,wlth all his ignorance, corruption
fM wealth te weigh It down?
The president would de well te paw
WboIe pension bureau biulue-. ever
te the care of Secretary of the Interior
Neble, who Is an old sold ler himself, and
an honest and respectable and wise
man. He declares that he uant the
foldlcrtehaveall the law gives them,
and that he wants htm te get it accord
ing te law ; and that is what everyone
wants that has reasonably geed sense,
Inside the Grand Army or out of it ; and
the-c who want else arc Tanners and
Algers and asses.
At last, wonderful te relate, the detec
tives working en the Camden I.e Ceney
murder are beginning te abandon lliclrout lliclreut lliclrout
rageeus and quite unfounded charges
ng.ilnst the undo of tlie murdered girl.
Te-DAV we publish tlie Inst of a series of
jvqters that lmve been npncarlng In the
New Yerk JCrciilnfl JM under tlie title of
'Tlie Scheel Toaclier Abroad." The author,
who Is unknown te us, states In his preface
that the story is based en the exjierleiiccs
of the daughter of a Philadelphia clergy
nian, who after thedealh of hcrfatlierrnine
te this CDimty te teach school, and certainly
thcre can be no doubt that the burlcsque Is
drawn, and, net very much overdrawn,
from actual life. It I a geed thing te sce
ourselves as otliers see us j and if any of
these articles find their way te eepln
nearly as benighted as lliose described It la
heMjd that they may be of sonie benefit
even if they aroiise Just wrath. It Is n
pity that the author did net describe the
many virtues as well as the fallings of the
Iccilllar Heplo the city girl Is supjxjscd
te lmve visited, and a filly tee that the
mere Intelligent element of our county's
Imputation was net mere htrengly repro repre repro
sentetl. If it had happeii'l thnt the city
girl hud geno te a school In another pait of
our great county she would have told a
very dirfnrcut story, though it might net
have been as entertaining for the city
roaders. Hut It must be admitted thnt
nltlieugh T.nncnster city stands lilli
nbove many larger cities Iu the average
of Intelligence, I .minister county lucultiire
ami Intellei lual weight Is net up te what
she'ild be ex iectisl of tlie wealthiest county
in the rutted Htntes. l'ubllshcrs .say thnt
In splte of Its wenllli and the density of Its
population, this country Is a very peer
Held for tin sale of books; but this Is
laiguly because the Kugllsh language Is
net the customary tongue of u large part of
Its population.
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Yi.tiinmiAV we read of the Quebec dis
aster, te-day of the Chattanooga electric
railroad accident, and as nearly every day
has Its horror In sonie part of the laud,
Iiucnstur's turn may come. It shuuld net
find us without an aiiiublance.
What sort efan Interveiit ion of 1'roi 1'rei 1'roi
dencowns It that brought cloveu-yeai-eld
Michael Ilurke nxaitly benentli seventy-year-old
Oeorge Hafner, as the latter eiiuiii
down through the air from the top of a
throo-stery honse In I'lilladelplila? The
life of the old man wiissawsl by striking
(he boy, but It is feared thnt the lad will
carry his inore notions Injuries through
life.
Mn. C. 1'. llt'NiiNoieM resetita the
newspaper talk about IiIh dniiKhler's re
potted hut denied engagement te l'rlnie
llntzfuldt, hut at the sauie liuie he talks
about the matter In a way thnt suggests
anything but a wish te keep the public In
Iguorauce of his lainlly nllairs. Ilelngn
railiead king of tlie llrst clnss, he must
have known that his sayings weie In dan
ger of print, especially as they were full or
spicy and sarcastic comment en titles and
modem honor. Here Is the pith of It:
"The young gentleman has been lavish
enough with attentions, nor Is there very
much icasen te doubt the chaiacter of his
Intentions, but It takes tw e people te make
a bargain, sometimes three, and neither
my daughter nor myself lmve niade up
our minds what te think of this Teutonic
nobleman. Of course we Americans are
rather disposed te turn up our noses nt
people, who travel about en the strength of
unearned titles. We Ukole knew what u
man bus doue or enu de, net what ills
father or gieat-graiiilfuther did fur lilm.
My own family dates right back te the
Nerman conquest, but that ueer troubles
1 ne. If I can't get glory for what
I am myself I will go without glory.
New, I don't iiie.m te tlud any (unit with
Mr. llaUI'elill for beluga pilnee. I have
met him and think him a very pleasant
young man, as young men go. They tell
me he has been extravagant and that he
has lest money en the turf, etc., but pretty
much all young men de that sort of thing
nowadays. In my thne it was dillcrcut.
Ve believed in the olil-faslileiusl homely
virtues, In Industry, economy and se en;
but according te the cedo of te-day Prince
Hntzfeldt is a man of liener mid an accom
plished gentleman." Hew delighted Mr.
Hatzfuldt will be te llud that his title will
net count against him.
Twe English noblemen, who started out
northward fiem Uilse Athahiwa some six
muuthsngu.lmvoiiel since been heard from,
mid there is talk of sendl lelidfoxpud! lelidfexpud! lelidfoxpud!
tieu fertliciu. They said that they were
bound for Point Harrow, en tlie Arctic
co ut of Alaska, where they would rest
awhlle with the party of United States
marines sent there te establish a icllef
station. Advices fiem the marines say
that nothing lias been heard of the ex
plorers. Irhas nil along been painfully evident
that tlie newspapers mid piess correspond
ents of Chicago were weildng the Cumin
case into a mlseiable tangle by their cease
less maim fact ure of senwitleiml steiics In
connection with It. The latest tale, how
ever, quite outdoes all the ethers in its
st.ntliug originality, as its stiougest claim
te belief is the illustiatien it gives of tlie
reckless methods of thoChleige icpeiter
when manufacturing sensations. Tliestery
is that when it was tliht rumeicd that thcie
wjre bloel stains In the C.u lseu cottage,
two reporters were heut thore with orders
te get iu at all hazard. They determined
t takotbe gore with them, se that they
could repeit a line ghastly discovery, and
they bought a loll of cotton luttliig.'which
limy smeared w ith beet bleed at a butch
or's shop. When they i cached tlie cottage
they llrst entered the basement, and leav
ing the cotton there for some unexplained
reason, they cime out and breke iu the
front deer. The were sui prised te find
enough genuine evidence of the eihiie;
but wcrehuriicdly drhen fiem the piem
isesby a policeman. Soen after the police
found Uie bloody batting, which was held
as a new e ideme oflhe murder. Seme of
It wa seemed by the defense, anil has been
proved bv analysis te be beef bleed.
Whether there Is any truth at nil in this
tale of geie may be questioned, but It
leives no doubt that the Chicago reporters
are Uu!ly Iu need of a Hue spanking.
Nai'ei.uin Im.s is eeitaluly having u
wonderful uiiceriu court, quite as mar mar mar
niarvolensnshisllfolii Wall sticct.
CAT"? Pell M. It MAIDs,
Tliey liny 'i:m In Order te Kt.t,,, qii,.:,.
lVet Win-in In Winter Time.
Prem the l'hlliu!elitiln North Amcrlciui.
"Cats will seen be in Krent demand,"
S4ld nil l.ighth street dealer ycsteulav
anouieon, as he iiiIiImhI hi hands iujevliil
anticipation. J
" ;.iti in great demand T" imiuirctl 11 by
sjuulcr '
JJ0I010 he could icply u i-ather eiab-aiiplo-leoklng
spinster euteied and asked
te see a few of the best "punks,"
The gentlemanly dealer coiuteeusly
asked the old Kirl te step back and she
should see a mess of the finest.
What occurred back in tlie yard Is net
known, but when the lady reappeared khe
e-vrrled a mysterious something under her
u. and was softly murium lug, ' li'b tee
biv "
"N e answer that ipa-blten, "the!
inereiiaui wld: "Yeu kce, this tool
weather, and the colder fast approaching,
makes the lives of many of the old maids
almost intolerable. At night their feet be
come se cold thnt te sleep is next te Itn Itn
imsslble. This dlsense Is called the
'cplienlallln.' and It lias but ene cure, lint
of contact with a waim body. It is for
this purpose we keep n large number of
eats en hand. The boys gather them
from around In the alleys and bring them
hore for a few cents apiece. The oil maid
comes nleug and does net begrudge pav
ing several dollars for n nlcn fill puss. Oil,
there's lets of money In IU"
Power of tlie It tininii I'.e.
Jehn Nelan, formerly of Lonncenlng,
Md,, residing near Winchester, Vn., pre
sented en I'riday, nt the Union bank, an
linnreK'rly drawn check, en which the
ensli wns refused. He then vv cut te Ueorge
W. Keller's hnrdwnre store, purchased a
pistol, hail It leaded, and fired nl the pro
prietor nnd his son, without effect. Walk
ing out or tlie store, lie vveni te l(ev. m. 11.
Jenes, of Shnrpsburg, Md., pastor of the
Lutheran church, put the pistol te his face
mid demanded his pockctheok. The pister
looked him In the eye and rehiscd the de
mand. Nelan replied, "I don't want te
send your soul te hell," but quailing under
the fixed gne of Mr. Jenes, drepsl his
hand and wns arrested. He had been iu
college studying for the priesthood, and is
ipiesrd te be Insane.
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In 11 stupor for Twolve Ycnrs.
Herman Harms, a Herman of 61 years, of
t'tlca.Mlmi,, hns slept aline-t continuously
for the lest twelve years, a strange spell of
stupor having bound him silicon suvere at
tack of fever nnd ague. His condition,
when partially awakened, resembles thnt
ofetio hi n hypnotic state. The heaviest
sleep was dill lug the threeyears beginning
May 12, ls.91, and a singular thing during
thnt time was that Harms awoke every
night of Ids own accord about li! o'clock,
rose, famished, ate his supper mid went
back te bed. Once every day he emerged
from oblivion nnd talked with his friends,
entered for a few meiiieuts Inte the old
family life and then slipped away again.
Fer Iho lnt two years he lias net nunt. cued
easily mid heis seen te be sinking nn ay.
A MIsnIiik Tii Collector.
I'llday morning the sureties ofCeustablo
and Tn. Collector Jacob .N.Hn, of Tredyf
frlu levvnslilp, Chester county, hud a lor ler
elgn atlachmeut Issued against him upon
thogieundsof his having d I ".appeared en
Satuidaylast with about JI,(HK1 of delin
quent taxes hi his Kssosslen. They allege
tiinl he maile no return of such taxes col
lected by him for Inst year, and they are
aliald thnl he has geno tlie way efhls pre
decessor In olllce, who loll about a year age
In like manner. Hall has a wife and seveial
chlldiun.
Neiiiatlir w lint Hie ineiitirn illnaM
Ilmv foul the lirenth or trctira ilituy
With hOZOUONT en all ve selic,
Anil swiftly svi(ui It lar away,
!-ca big the gums pure, llrni neil lirli;lil,
And the dull ttelli ns ivory white.
lliluklen'M Acntcu Sulve.
Tlir. lliTHAi.vr.lnttinwerl(l rerCuls, IIuiIm-h
Ben-, UletTs, Halt Itlicuiu, Kevw HercM, Tetter,
(.'liappeit lluiiilit, Clilllilnlliii, Curtis, itnil all
Hkln Kruptletis, anil peUUcly cure plica, or
no pay nviilrc(f. It Is gunrnnlveil te give per
fect tuillrlui'tleii, or ineuey riTiiiulisl. 1'ilcei'i
rviita nir box. Ker sain liy H. II. Cerliriiu,
l)riiKKlit,N"s. 137 and UJ Nertli (tiui-n Hlrwl,
bniiciistcr, I'. itiH'i7'l)il
JU'lInUnte.
Ri:u(iietm HKitvin-H wii.i, in: hi:i,i
. In tlm following (linrrlies en Huiidnv, III
Uie morning ill 10::l, In tlicexciiliignt 7.I.V Hun
day M-lineliil l:li. in. VVIieii the lietir lsillf.
foreut lllscspcrlnlly noted :
Ciiuacil ok (Juu-Ceriiir of Piliice and Or-
IIIIL'C.
PllESIIVTr.lllA.V .MFMOItl.VI. ClIUlKll-Sdlllll
(JiurniUrrct, Themas 'IheuipsMii, pastor. Him
ilny sclioet nttin. in.
HKieaMim-Hi. LuKK's-Marlelbi avemie,
llciv. Wm. P. btchlller, puRter. Hunday scIkkiI
at '2 p. in. .Morning sermon bv ltrv. C. v. 11
HIcksI, end evrnliig by Mr. Jt. M. Nenclicr. Htr
vlei i I 'i. 'I riiuiii laiigiuiKO at 5 no p. in., Ilev.
t. I - ' I'llclallng.
Oiivi. 1 . I r I'lieiieu-nist Vine near
liuke Hti i. Ii . M. I-rayne. piikler. Itrpert
from IcadliiB lli.i.lit iino-lnilen In Die morn
I lie.
(iMTrn JliiKriiiihN i.NCiiiii.sr.rovi.vA.vT. i.NCiiiii.sr.revi.vA.vT.
Hpv. L, I,. lliiKlies, pastor. PialMiservlceut H.f
p. in
NF.W cnriicif. Mcrvirm and Hiuiday fch)
o-tiierion-iiiornliigiit the usual limir.ln beiig'H
liiillilliig. Ne. 10 North Queen street.
l'lnsr lll.loieii.il. It(. ,1, .vt, Tlln'1, 11. I),
pnster.
i:vA.Mii:LUAi.--riri.t Cliurcli.-licv. P. P.
I-r-lir. pnsler. Ueriunii In (lie inernlng. hiimlny
school nt tin. in.
KyvMiMie.vi.Oiiriicii. -Hv. It.D. Atl.rlRht,
pastor. Hunday school nt 2 p. hi.
Hi. Paim.'sIIkiiiiimkii -Itev.J. V..VIeiiilni:er.
pnsler. fiirve-tlienie service In tlm iiiernlng:
I lilldren s liny tu tlioeienbnj.
HI. HTcrill.M's College flui.. Hcriiieu bv
Ilev. .1, II. Hbihr.
.M.1.MI.":"-V ClIAft.l. -N.ntll Pilnee stirct-llev.
I. M. Ilnrrl", 'ie.ier.
Hr. P.VII.S M. C. fill IU.II- Itev. i:.C. Verkes,
pastor. t) n. in. Hiiuitny school and clns
li.Olp. iu. Iive I enst.
Tiiiniiv J.ui nut .v.- Itev, CI Pr, pa-ter.
MIVKlenar day Inhunduy bcIioeI.
Cllllisr I.I'TilhitAN.-ltev. K. I j. Heed, inister.
.M0HAVIAN.-lte, J. Max llrk, 1. I)., pnsler.
3 p. in., Hiniilav M'lKNil.
'I II nil. will lie services nnd binllsni In tlie
lUrunucd Mennenllc eliurch, Ijist (leruiau
stiivt.en Hiiuduj inernliicat te o'cleil:.
Pai.siiVTFicM.v.-llcv. J. V. MIKhell, I). l.
pnsler.
ilUAiKU-niMiAN. -Ili'v.ci:. Iloupt.pavter.
.Sunday school at 2 p. it i. Chinch services
ineruliignnd evening.
Kmamki. I.ctiii it v llrnticli behoel.-lteg.
ular sckiIeii ut the kcIioeI lieusc, corner of W'ul.
mil nnd Mary streets, all; p.m.
, I'iiist M. Cm-tun Ilev. ;. M. Vciiieii. V.
1)., pnster. JLlasM incellugs at Uh. m. Kundiiy
si liuelat 1 jp. in.
II
0Ol)'KHAUSAPAItU.l,.,
DoYeu
Have thnt extieme tired feeling, languor, with
out nppctlte or strength, Impaired dluisttun,
and a general feeling of iiiIm i j It Is liiiio!lle
ilcNCrllHi? IIwhI'b Harsapaiilln Is u wundrful
medicine for cientlug nil appetite, promoting
digestion, nnd tenbiK up Iho whole sjstciu, giv
ing fcticugtliiihd ncllvlly lu plnce or wenkues
and ill hlllt). llesurclegct Heed's.
"I take IIihM'm Nirsaparllla evtrj 3 earns a
tonic, Willi imntsntltfui'ler) results. 1 iccoin iccein
iiiend lliK)d'sKarsn.irllln te nil uheliiiwi Hint
iiiIm'IuIiIp Hied fiellng.' 1 I'wimiih, .'III
bridge stris't, llroekl3n, N. v.
IKKllfSSAltKAl'Altlld.A
".My lieallh was net erv geed fei some
months, I dhl net have much npintltc. nor
slccpuell. I also liiultiPiim-iil sick headaclics
nnd I had iioiuuhllleu tode 11113 thing. I was
rcieiiiincmled tetiy HiK)d'Snrs.iparlllii. And
though I have net taken nil of one bottle as jet
I fed liken uen iktseii. I highly recommend
It te nil." .Mas. A. Ti'Iim-ii, W. Iltimiirr,
Ma-w,
MAK IIS Til K WIUIC .STltO.Nti
'1 took Heed's Snrtiirllln for malaria with
pe Iret iesulls;lt gave 1110 strength se Hint I
can de nil 1113 housework, anil walk all about
the neighborhood. Ne inore iilnlne for me,
when Heed's Sarsaparllla Is se geed 11 medl
clitc. I UH'emmend H every wlieie." I.ccimi.v
Caiiieii, rrainlnKliam tVntte, Ma.
HOOD'S XAKSAPAltll.UA
Held by nil druggists. 1 ; six for ". Picpaicd
011I3 bj C I. UOODACO., I.eui-ll, .Masv.
ICO DOSlis ONK DOI.I.AK
ft)
ihtvttituvc.
a7-id.m i'i:h'hceunki(.
High Standard Furniture.
iiuiii.Mcnir.M ANDi.ewAitirnu:
Tiiui;i:si'Ni).iti).s.
Which de 3011 prefi r? We knew 3011 w.uit thti
Het it 3 our Pockctheok wlllullew It.
The llltlll or ll!,r (illAHi: (J00.IS in
ulasLsi n our Standard. And nc U'lleve lb
dciuuud IsgrevtliiK for the llcsl Ounlltles, fe
Ihi'j niealvuivs the olienet. A few dollars
dlllcrenis) lu tliccet of u suite or len of rurnl
line limy net be uetlriil 1,3 the eye, but In the
wear it l hound te come out. We deu t Ixdlevu
Itrhenpte the Iui3er le held hack these fc
dollars.
lueiiei
Kuil'efll0 lL" ,"""M)f '"""'Iture-Pour Ploers
WIDMYER'S
COitNP.lt OP
E. King & puke Sts,
"Finniierc Points. "
lliereare NO IIAIKJAINS lu lhe Cheaii or
1 ,'V.":.:""1'1'.' 'Hls. A 1IA IK1A IN I, te get a
! i""'.1 !'r,.",u.11. "Ain: rer ,, i.ev piuck.
1 hucli llAltlJAI.NH we have. Our gmsis lll
line jeu giMHl service and thereto SAVUyeu
iUmtrtutrthcc'f
PiitLAUKtriilA, Saturday, Sept. 21, 189.
" Did you cut golden-red
with a mewing machine?"
asked a friend yesterday, while
looking ever the decorations
for the Dress Occasion. Yeu
will notice that the llewer dec
orations will droop somewhat
today. Which prompts us te
suggest that you leek away
from the second fleer te the
great display of Art Flowers en
the first fleer, east of Main Aisle
and north of Transept. What
the lailcr may lack in fragrance
is made up in continuance
they don't fade and they arc
awfully natural.
The display of Costumes,
second Jloer, Chestnut street,
will continue te-day, as will the
" Little Paris " show of things
from the Paris Exposition.
Critics find much te command
attention in this display. The
Cloisenne Vases arc the ob
jects of much study and uni
versal admiration. 1 he most
knowing are the greatest ad
mirers. It is important for you te
knew that the Pollock Dress
Fitting system is new where it
ought te be in the Dress
making Department. A fitted
dress lining for $i. Thousands
were fitted lasl Spring with
universal success. Yeu or
your own dressmaker can make
the dress after the waist is
fitted.
Belfast is the centre of the
world for Linen 1 landkerchiefs.
Fifteen years age net a cotton
or a cotten-and-lincn I landker
chief was made in Belfast ;
new mere than half that are
sent out from that city are
either cotton or cotton mixed.
Cotten has crept into some
of the very fine things, but you
don't suspect it until the wear
and wash test shows the cheat.
Fer the person of taste who
wants a snow-white Handker
chief, soft and silky, one that
will net wash fuzzy or turn yel
low with use Linen.
We began by selling nothing
but Linen as Linen. We keep
te it. The flood of union
goods has never reached our
counters.
This year our importation of
pure Linen goods has been
larger and mere varied than
ever before. All sorts. To
day we have space te held up
but one thing Men's Plain
White I landkerchiefs.
We leek a big let of them.
Exactly the quality, style and
size that has been pronounced
from Paris and Londen te St.
Petersburg just the right thing
for a well-dressed man. French
sie net tee big ; and French
hem one-half inch.
They are put up dozen and
half dozen in a box intended
for the holiday trade. But we
crewil them ahead of the sea
son and you save 25 te 35 per
cent by it.
dozen.
I'ullnlshed, 3 1 .
Pull IlnMicJ, Ne. 1, 1 ll
Pull flnh licit, Ne. '-', 'J 25
1'nll tlnnlud, Ne. Ii, 260
Pull llnisheil. Ne. I, 3 2.1
Pull llnbhed. Ne..'., !!75
i'ull llnbhed, Ne.tf, i'.sj
. dozen.
75c
0.V:
51 12&
liSl
iwt
i no
210
Get the new price bearings
from Ne. 6. We have sold pre
cisely the same goods at $6 the
dozen.
beuthwest of ctntie.
This concerns J en.
We need te be an Anglo Angle
maniac te like the English con
tributions te Men's Furnishings.
De you knew the " Redleaf "
lr.ulc-m.irk ? Its mark always
means something geed very
geed.
Te-day there is a let of "Red
leaf" Ascot Scarfs some of
them in one of the windows
that ought te command the at
tention of stylish men. If you
can wrestle successfully with
the Puff Tie you will glory in
the quality, novelty and ele
gance of this let.
Alse two new Cellar styles,
both " Redleaf," one a grace
ful deg-ear, another with cor
ners slightly bent outward.
They are four-ply, linen-all the
way-through. Laundering a
deg-ear cellar is a quality test
winch nothing will stand like
the honest high-clas
$2.75 the deen.
Enelish.
Smokers and non-smokers
need Smoking Jackets. Londen
is sending them, se is New
Yerk, aLe Philadelphia. Pocket
and fancy can be suited here.
Many men object te a heavy
house coat. All such may get
a geed choice for $3 ; ethers
may go en and up te $25. The
way-station prices are plentiful.
Rugs for carriage or steamer
are numerous. Seme rich and
showy, ethers plain. Yeu may
please both pocket and fancy.
These are some of the things
that await you in the corner'ef
Juniper and Chestnut streets.
1 hat endt rJul let el Rib- i
ifttanatnakev',
bens (a slip of the pen said
yesterday 6,000 pieces : should
have been yards) at 25 cents,
from 60, is still well worth at
tention. The combinations of
weaves and colors arc exquis
ite. But why such goods for
such prices ? It is a manufac
turer's round-up at a change of
preduct: the looms arc te take
up ether styles ; hence these
must go. They are going. Will
be gene te-day.
Chest nut street entrnnee.
The fitness of a Saturday's
talk is found in clothing. It is,
by common usage, Clothier's
day. We arc Clothiers. There
fore our day te sell Clothing te
you or your boy, or te take
your order for such garments
as you require the coming Au
tumn. The clothes ready made, the
stuffs for orders, the salesmen
te sell, the tailors te make are
all here. The lacking link is
yourself Will you supply it?
MnrkctEtrcctsldc.
Embroidered Cambric Apron
Fleuncings that can also be used
for Skirting. One of the out-of-season
bargains that it will
pay you te lay away. 360 pieces.
One pnttern nt RRc n yard
fine pnttern ntWcu ynnl
One put tern nUiOcii ynrit
f (no pnttern ut (0c a yuril
About half the cost.
Heuthw cut or centre.
t6oe pieces Decorated China,
consisting of dinner, soup,
breakfast and tea plates and
cups and saucers. Plates, all
sizes, iec each ; cups and
saucers, 40c.
Just such attractive items are
every day in China-Bargain-table
story.
Second fleer, Juniper street side.
I lere are Men's All-silk Shirts
and Drawers without a bit of
extravagance in the prices. Six,
nine, or twelve thread, $2.75
each, $5.50 the suit.
Men's Silk Half Hese, six
and nine thread, 75c.
Chctnut street side, west of Mnln Alle.
Jehn Wanamaker.
iLtatcltee.
-tVTATHPS.
KMERICKN
Watches, Clocks, Jnwelrr, Hixws, Eyi
Ktc., nt LOWEbT P1UCE8.
e-Olnsscs,
Optical Ooeds. Telcgrnph Tlme !nlly. Every
Article In this Line Carefully Repaired.
Leuis Weber,
Ne. lOOKNerthQueenSt., Near P. R.B. Station
w
ATCH nCl'AHUNO.
Watch Repairing.
The majority of viiitchesare ruined by falling
nle the hmidsorniitnreni!etent workmen and
net worn out.
'lohiivpjeur Wntcli Carefully Handled, Re
paired, Adjusted nnd Kcgulnted, cult en tlie un
dersigned, who hns en exhibition a nntcli
made li- himself.
Chas. S. Gill,
JEWELER AND GRADUATE OPTICIAN,
Ne. 10 West King St.,
LANCASTER. PENN'A.
JTCIlllf
REPAIRING !
De you haven Wutcb or Cleck that ncoilri nceilri
p.ilr? It may be ene that hns been repaired
nnd dots no feed. If se, brine It te us.nndwe
will
Guarantee Yeu the Best Werk
Yeu lmve ever had done. All kinds of Jeurvlry
nnd tipictncleRepnlrliiK, Engraving, Elc.
All Werk duaruntccd and Prlitx the Lenest.
Ohe us a Trial and 3011 lll Call Annln.
HERR,
Ne. 101 N. Queen St.,
CORNER OF ORANGE.
rrmvn Dalmatian inhect powder,
X propelled by uboeiI powder blower, Is the
most t fleet mil itetri,veruf lllcs and ether suiull
Insects. Forsale
At HURLEY'S DRUG STORE,
XtlWcstKlncHtreet,
lALI. AND WINTER, lt!i.
P01 the Ultest Novelties, IjiwH nnd Most
Complete Assortment of Full and Winter hull
Iiik, OvfrviuliiiK nnd Tieiiv.rlng, fcole II. (JER-
Nene tecmutl It. Nene te surpass themnke
np. The correct Fabric for Pull Dress hull-,
and the price lhe lowest, nt
II. GERUART.
Ne. 11 North (iivcn Hired.
Sd-Ouly Direct ImiHirttui; Tailor lu Iho City
of l,nhcnstcr.
M
1L1.EIPH 1I0RAX SOAP.
TVYIUL-ER'S
Borax Seap
WILL
WASH CLOTHES,
AND
every article under the sun
99vcttc.
TUUltfiK-8.
FINEST GROCESIES !
Best Teas and Coffees.
SUUARH.HYRUPH, CANNED nnd IIOTTLED
000 DM, NEW SIACKUtlKL, NEW.
CODFISH, Etc.
NOTICE.
COPFEES ALWAYS FRESH ROASTED.
TEAS SELECTED WtTH CA RE FOR DRINK
ING QUALITY.
BURSK'S,
Ne. 17 East King Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
N'
OW FOR
-THE-
Fleer That Toek First Premium
At the Lancaster County Pnlr Last Week.
CLARKE'S XXXXKLOUR In considered Iiv
remiicteiil Judges te lie lhe Ilet Knmlly Fleur
for Pnstry nnd Ilrenrt llnklin;. Will hnke bread
ns title ns snow, (live Itn trial Kicpcr'iunr-
ur, . wr earrci.
louver (trades of flour at tffc pel ipinrler.
POPPY OIL SOAP
Toek a First Premium nt the l"nllxus the Kin.
est Lnuiuiry nnd Toilet Honti. We cave nvvnv
tree nueui z,uuur'iKcx 01 mis t me Mmp, and will
for tlie linkvnce of this week i;lve free te all who
will cull n sample enke. Come nnd vein cake
nnd test the truth of whnt we say.
BAHUAINH IN IIAMH,
IIAROAINS IN DRIED REEF, UAROAINH
IN HA CON.
tu fnct, Mnrgnlns In Everything during this
wecK.ni
Clarke's Tea and Coffee Stere
12A11H0UTII QUEEN STREET,
Lnnenster, Pn.
Telephone. Free Delivery.
J)8-trdAw
A'
T HEIHT'8.
Keep Your Eyes Wide Open !
RE I ST
IN LEADING IN EVERYTHING.
Why Complain of Dull Times?
WE HAKE OUR PRICES TO SUIT THEM
I1ETTER SELL THE GOODS
AND MAKE A LITTLE THAN HOLD FAST
TO THEM AT IMG PROFITS.
A Glance at Our Busy Stere
WILL CONVICE YOU
THAT Til ERE 18 A REASON FOR ALL THIS
Why i our store eiendcd, when ethers are
einpts ? Wli3' de we employ three times ns
111HI13' clerks ns miy ether store ?
Wanted, At Once,
Flve E'vtrn Salesmen for Snturdnv'n Trade.
Must have n knowledge of the huslncsi'.
ROOMS TO LET.
Twe rooms left en Second Fleer ever Stere
UnlldlnK. Rent moderate.
Alse, n Twe-Story llrlck Dwelling On Ceral
street. Rent, ?6.
reIst !
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL (JHOCEH,
CORNER WEST KINU AND PRINCE STS.,
Dlreclls Opposite
J. II. Maitlu & Ce.'h Dry Ooeds Stere, nnd
Nexl Doer tn Serrel flersn Hetel.
(EaiIU'iU'e.
ii:iiici;peLLKUii
, OF BUSINESS
DI?
i -. ANr- .
bhert-Hand.
Recerd Ilullriliig,
- U17-U1K
CHESTNUT STREET,
rttiinaeipiiiii, rn.
Second, Third mid
leurin i-joers.
Meintmt, Afternoon and Night Kesxleus.
Twenty-Firtli ("elleclnte Year begins TUES
DAY. SEITE.MHER 8, 1S.SH.
Tvvclve hundred and Rlxt3'-nlnc(l'.1iO) students
last 3 ear. Early uppllcjitleus ncresMtry. Send
for enrollment blank.
- Technical knowledge qunllfyhiK for IwsIiicsh
ensriigeinenls. Full Instruction for ceinnii rclnl
and Kcnernl business vocations; Atfce Short
Hand nnd Type-Writ Inc.
A fneultj- of mere than a scoieef practlcnt
men vi he have prncttccd what they tench.
lloekkecpcrs out or counting houses teaching
biKikkeepliig ; lawyers teaching law and busi
ness forms : successful high school principals
teaching Lugllsh branches; law reinjiteis
tcnchlngshert-tinnd and t3e-wrltlng, etc., etc.
" This Institution has been exec ptlennll' foi fei
tunnte In the success of the students who lmve
graduated therefrem."
Olllce epenevcrv vwck ilny during huslmss
hours nnd nlsoen Monday, Tuesday and Thnis
diiy Evenings for lhe Enrollment efStudenls.
Announcements, etc.. Mill when iciuctcd.
YNIteiHiilvinjH welcome. Address,
THOMAS MAY PEIRCE, M. A
augllt-CinSLtS Principal and Founder.
l)imunur.
T.Tiail A MARTIN.
Jars ! v;rs !
China. Hail.
A FRESH SUPPLY OF
"LIGHTNING" JARS
In Pints, (Junrts and Hall Uulleus,
AT LOWISsT PRICES',
MASON'S IN ALL SIZES.
JELL TL'MIll ERS, dc,
High & Martin,
no, ia i:tsr kinu st.
i'loiuvcfuvuteltiim (Ooedo.
piAI.LANDSr.l'
-THE-
ROCHESTER LAMP!
Sixty Candlc-Llghl ; Heals tht m nil.
Anether Uit of Chcnp (Henes for (las and Oil
S loves.
THE"PEIIPEC1'10N"
METAL MOt'LDINil and RU11IIKH CUSHION
Weather Strip.
Rents them nil. Thlsstrlpoutuearsallethcrs.
Keeps out the cold, lstOi lattllng of windows.
Excludes the dust. Keeps out snow nnd rain.
Anyone can npply It no waste or dirt made In
nppl.vinglt. Can he tlttrtt nnywhere no hnle
le bore, ready for Use. I will net pllt. wnrper
shrink n cushion strip is the most perfectviAl
the Steve, llenter nnd Range Stere of
Jehn P. Schaum & Sens,
34 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTER PA.
rvTiirvm
ram
fini t rcm
llll I 111,11
V
rpHE PEOPLE'S CAW1 STORE.
DONE IN THE MOST SUBSTANTIAL AND
SATISFACTORY MANNER
AT
Lewest Cash Prices.
GIVE US A TRIAL.
Gentlemen's Balbriggan Undervear
The Most Comfortable nnd Durable Underwent
In the Mnrkt, Specially Adapted for the
Pnll Season. 50c and f 1.00.
FULL LINES OK GENTLEMEN'S
WINTER 1TOERWEAR
COMING IN SHORTLY.
HOSIERY, SUSPENDERS, COLLARS AND
CUFFS, Etc.
Gee. F. Rathven,
NO. 25 EAST KINO STREET,
Uiar20-lrdR LANCASTER, PA.
w
ILLIASISON FOSTER.
The Representation of Hie Purchasing Public
Who Come te Examine our Stock of
Dry Goods, Notions,
AND
Ladies' and Children's
CLOHKS,
Proue'tnced them Elegant, Durable and
Cheap.
BEE OUR
Embroidered Flannel Display
IN WEST WINDOW.
rilICE.S-Sl.03 TO 52.00 PER YARD.
Coel Weather Comfert lllnnlccts, I-'InnncN
and Comforts.
The Largest Assortment of Ladles' Handker
chiefs In Hemstitched, White and Colored Ror Rer
dcrcd. Ladles' Cetsetis for 25c, 3ec, 50c, 75c, $1.00, J1.25
and tl.V).
Ladles' Cleth and Jmey Jackets, 12.50, JI.OO,
5.(0 nnd 50.50.
Indies' NewniMrkets, $8.00 te J19.00.
Bey's Knee I'ant Suits, S2.00 te 110.00.
Men's Wlilte Uudern ear, 25c, 3Sc, 75c, S1.25.
Scotch Mixed Underwear, f 1.00 icr Suit.
Dr. Warner's Health Underwear, S3.00 per
Suit.
NEW PATTERNS IN
Silk Neckwear I
Tecks and Feur-iu-Hands,50c,
Ocnt's Flannel Shirts, 81.25, S1.75, $2.00 nnd
Gent's Pnll Wright Overcoat, S5.00 teS'20.00.
Twe Speclnl Full Overcoats for lluslucss
Weur, SS.iOnndJ10.00.
H03 's Full Ov erceats, 3.00, 17.00, 81M, !I2 00,
OUR ASSORTMENT OF
Bey's Dress and Scheel Suits
ARE NOW COMPLETE.
Rey's Culawuy Coats and Yests for Dress
Wear, In llrendunle Worsted nnd Scotch Chev
iots, Gent's Silk lints for Pall nnd Winter, In
the Hrendwny nnd Firth Avenue.
Knet, Silvermnn's and Yeuninn's Styles In
St in Hats.
20-Inch Geld nnd Oxidized Handle Gleria
Cleth Umbrella, only 81.18.
CENTS GOSSAMER CALF SHOES,
In Iice nnd Congress, Medium Ilrend Tee,
Plluble Seles-Price, 82.50. This shoe is n
Lender.
32-38 East King Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
Branch Stere,
NO. 318 MARKET bTREET, JIARRIS
11URG. I'A.
(Jnrbtunx'c.
H
ARDWARE I
HARDWARE!
GREAT ATTRACTIONS !
AT
Marshall & Rengier's,
0 A 11 SOUTH QUEEN fcT.
Steves, Heaters and Ranges
OP EVERY DEfcCItllTlON.
The Largest Atserlmciilur OUNS nml RIFLES
intheCIt.
TINWARE, CEDARWARE , CUTLERY, Ac
I UDDER YARN,
CARPENTER'S TOOLS ami 11UILDINO MA
TERIAL. RO! AI.MIXKD PAINTS. OILS. VAKNIMIEtt
a at WHITE LEAD.
cur . Pull Line of Ueueml Hnrdwnre.'ba
MARSHALL& RENGIER,
NO-". 0 A II SOUTH QUEEN STREET.
fclivlid
TTENRY WOLF,
FURNITURE STORE,
has removed te l.W East KIne street, liu.tne a
full line of Purr nrcefrvcry clescrlpiiei, he
lowest price. mi L ndertaUtiiK preiuiii, at
tended te. Call nnd examine our imeds.
aS-tfdR II . OLP. M Ent Kin; hlmf .
9H Goeb:
Merchant Tailoring !
Williamson it Fester,
iarCf!i.;'