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Lancaster, ra.
JJJKAWm,TA., October 24, 1889.
Mr. Left' IiMd.
p -, ir. ueeryu. XiCKUKCiiizeuei xFniia
r fedelphla, of RepuWIcnn politics, moral
;vfe;;conTlctleu8 and obstinate ceiibWeuey.
5-C' He te dlineaed te make his foetsterm
i'fy; fellow his ideas ; and, as a natural ro re
"?st salt, finds it te be a work beyond Ills
If jgjfc. capacity te keep in line with the Itcpub-
Vi-'' utma party ana support an us iickcis.
iLH':. He revolted against Blnine's nomination
pf-tot the presidency and voted for Cleve-
is' iMni &JA .h.nriAniui 'mAin-irt viiiitir.
ingthat he did net go the whole length
of civil service reform, nnd being tied te
Harrison by bis Republicanism and his
premise te de better than Cleveland
for Mr. Lea's pet political project.
Mr. Lea new finds, however, that
President Harrison has woefully back
Blidden from bis civil service reform
premises. He sees that as president nnd
candidate his wnlk is net nllke ; that he
fig Is ready te accept the service and de
,.? ue DiaaiuR ana pay uie rewaru ei ine
p politician ; and tbnt his atitc-elcctlen
$r liberality of premise te the civil fer
ric reformer has no mere fruit te
it than the pensioners are te get
from the premises with which Tanner
says he plastered Indiana before the
election. New nnd then are dif
ferent times with different condi
tions. Then Mr. Harrison wns nil
things te all men; new he is noth
ing te anybody but the politicians. Not
withstanding his occasional ostentatious
kicks, he sails along with them for the
old flag and an appropriation ; and
while be leaves a Democrat held office
? 1b able Place sometimes until hU term
S P,re" ,l Beenla en,y be done as n
j , uuvci iui wc uuuuuuu urn Biiuuruiiinii's
ti-"? 1-. II -li ... .1.. i
- re uusuy uuiuk upon iue great mass ei
j- jLmnocrniie oiucciieiaers. l ncre lins
?" 'officeholders steadily proceeding; nnd the
'SB fact la net denied tlint.tlm rptmtvnU Imv..
F-tSPt ... - ...... ...-.-
sjv eeen maue ler political reasons only.
;c mt. uay makes Uie frank declaration
M that he has nereenrd for the sentiment
'V l..t ..l.l l n...u. mi ..... .i
lj,"j vur ra 11 JLVIUUUIUk llll OUl lilt)
,-j, wrm ier wnicn no was appointed nnd
liMr. that he considers three weeks as tlie tit-
; &l most limit of the grnee which should be
,"vrA ftarftpilnH lilm. Alp Ollnt. nl.t.tfA .. l.
j shamming pretension te nen-partlsnii-bWahlp
In official appointments which
, fA" TIMIill1sint Ucusftaimi malrne ! I.iil....
3J'" '' iuwu J4inn.u.7 uj JVtlllJ
ar"rew-4JWBeerftK WiviVmwrMrt
' nllf ihfttv lArmi ttrrjlln lin irmnf Krv. .r
H "'" "-"( nMiu.uviivuvuvuj Ul
v the ge-ernment officials of Hint nartv
j-alth are swept out as rapidly ns possible
n.u vtilu h wire uruuiii. iur. uunv cinpn nnr.
;"4V-Bham;
few brutes de : and it is an anl-
al virtue.
& Mr. Curtis and Mr. Lea and all sin-
.cere civil service reformers reject Mr.
Harrison. Mr. Lea also rejects Mr.
f 'Quay and his works. He asks the Itc-
2 jjudiiusuu ui ruuusjivnuiT. uet te VOle
:at the eenilnc election, tlm. "w mnv
$& be signify te the prcsidcut their dis
pleasure at bis surrender te machine
politics. Mr. Lea rejects Mr. Buyer be
cause he represents Mr. Quay, who rep
resents Mr. HHrrlwm lit thl stale.
Pennsylvania has been banded ever te
Quay by the president, and Us
offices are distributed ns Quay says,
barring the one that Harrison tukes as
his personal penmistte and nuether that
Wannamaker has seized upeu as his.
The Philadelphia Telegraph, which is
a Republican journal of very Indepen
dent proclivities, that de net, however,
lead It te abandon Republican tickets,
applauds Mr. Lea as a verv censls-
sPf tent and virtuous trcntleman with
.': whom it is Km nlpnenm In niriw In
fflifr aentlmcnt, but whom it caunet fel-
gi, low In abandoning Beyer. Here the
rs twgrapn iuiukb ia nas gene n
rM. step tee far. It-would leave him a
It-would leave him con - - cen - - con - -
C tent with verbal opposition te the party
. uiauagviueui, ana BDSiaiU irein acts
that would hurt it; which is a very nat
ural and cuaraciti-Istlc counsel In a
party paper, that needs te see n big
party following at its back when It
kicks out of the truces.
The Teltgraph, however, does net sue-
asl ceesfully defend its policy of non-action
&' and contentment with loud pretcstn-
'4, . Uens. bv asklnir Sir. l.en what, hum Mr
difc TlAVr hail ilmin llinl l.n l.m.l.l A
,,. - uuuu uut uv nuuuiu 1VIUHI
him his vote for state treasurer while
admitting that he is personally lit for
the place. Fer Mr. Lea's argument is
that Mr. Beyer is Mr. Quay, who is Mr.
Harrison ; and this the Tcltffraph does
net Incline te deny, It being in truth un
deniable. Every one knows that Quay is
the present boss of the Pennsylvania
Republican machlne aud the dlspcuser
of the federal pap ; and that Mr. Beyer
eIata in his breuth, Is the creature of his
nomination and the instrument of his
will. Therefore If Mr. Harrison de
serves the blows of these who de net np
prove his practice in federal appoint
ments, and if Mr. Quey bus enrned the
active resistance of the civil service re
former by his declaration that every
man should be removed from etllce
within three weeks of the advent te
power of a party of opposite political
faith, then it is logically tight in Mr.
Lea and all Republicans te vote against
Beyer.
Mr. Beyer, it is understood, sympa
thises with Mr. Q.tay's nbherence of the
entlment tlu.t. uvmll l n .imi
hf opponent have uu elllce for nuy longer
-Usne than is necessarily required te kick
, nun eui ; just ns it Is ultse understood
mjsh Jir. ueyer agrees with Mr. Quay's
i? luifeHIEtir in Iia A .,.... 11-.. 1...11..1 .
itS .V. 'wmiminu UUHOl HyiSieni
ty?Bd all measures or political reform ; fur
JA" Mr. Bever Raila undrr nnnv. n.... .....i
tig Mr. JJeycr sails uuder
vJf rfUftMI te KAV n unr.l
-.v u ik IIV
against Qunv's
&. nnlHIm find TiiiinTinru
. r -v..,.
r:l? imiibc jaere .enseDsc.
j- a ruiseurg uraua Anny i et bits
(jv pasted resolutions remarkable for it
v; peyvjnaicuvespirittijatlsneverfeund
lu the admirable type of tlie soldier.
,! language cuesen with the evldeut
'iporpeae of offense the poet objects te the
?Bwaument placed en the CeHvthnr.r
WWe-fteld by the survivors of a " Marj--1m4
rebel" regiment, the stone imimr
psTUkisi a few feet of another erected by
MSsryuna leynl regiment. If the
J BBBstsMBMdrecliiii'nt .lid nnt ..i,t... i.
ft Mft.,, iK.n' ("""! "
- ' 'kwuurgt;rs uau
- w uxxiuie w me matter. Rcse-
of this kind serve no L-oed unrnu
mi mj wktadte and keep burning the
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WTS .WsPVW, n
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hard reeling of war times. Southerners
will continue te cultivate a natural
pride in the gallant deeds of their troops
and no Grand .Army resolution, no
act of state or national government can
prevent it. The Pittsburg pest should
take a lessen from the survivors of the
.Philadelphia brigade, who are en the
most friendly terms with their old ene
mies of Pickett's command, aud sympa
thized with them In their efforts te place
a monument te their dead upon the battle-field.
Men who new endeavor te
weaken the Union by maintaining and
reawakening bitter sectional feeling, lay
themselves own te suspicion of the sin
cerity of their patriotism aud their desire
for a nulled nation. It Is about time that
they accepted the fact that, the war Is
ever and the lest cause dead aud burled.
Tun Thetls has returned te Sitka, Alaska,
after n erulse all along the north tfes.it of
that oeimtty, nnd as f, to.tlie east as
Mackenzie bay, where spufaof-the'ltecky
Mountains leek out ever the Arctic ocean.
As this has been an unusually opeti season
in the Arctic, It is net- surprising te learn
that thore was n fleet of whalers with the
Thetis, and that tliey all penetrated te this
bay, wliere only two exploring vessels had
been before thorn.
Tut: bolterers In the talon of abuse of the
negrees In tlie Heutli are referred te the re
port of tlie grand Jury at Montgomery,
Alabama, where nil assaults liave been
away from the color line.
TtiKAstlltv Aeknt derr, of tlie Alaska
seal Islands, ItiHlittstliat unless the govern
ment at ence steps the illegal sealing opor epor oper
atlons In Uchrlnghca the seal will be totally
extinct within live or six years. "I de net
think that mere tlinn 50,000 Beats can be
taken en the seal Islands next year. Tlie
Alaska Commercial company had dilllctitly
In setting lliei- 100,000 soul nkliix this sum
mer and were obliged te kill many Inferior
animals. Tliere m ere thirty Illegal scaling
ycsseIh, llrllisli and American, In Delirlng
son this your, and tliey took 40,000 nual
skins te Victeria, They kill six seals In
the water where they get tlie carcass of one,
se they have killed ever 200,000 Illegally
this year, half males aud half females, the
latter being equal te two nnlmalH." Home Heme Home
hew this llrhrlng sea question is getting
settled with fearful slowness, ami Mr.
Ulalne does net seem te hurry It along any
belter than Mr. Jlayard.
TucnniH danger that the Philadelphia
Jiecerd will kill the Hell l.ine pieject by
urging that it will glve frosdetn of Irafile.
Anything that sounds like froe trnde is
llkely te produce a jwnle In that high tax
eoutre.
At the Chicago banquet te the t ravelins
American delegates Chairman O. It.
Blanclinrd, of the Central Trafne associa
tion, made a long and carefully propnred
spoechndocating subsidies, but tlie most
Interesting part of it referred te the build
ing of railroads te Seuth Amnilca by
government aid. He said that our com cem com
merco lth Moxlce had Increased from 1.0
In 1600 te 10 In 1RS8, and ci edited tlie indu
te the fact that our rails rcuclicl,iliuCltV'
or .Mexico in 1881. TliisjctttrfM te be claim
ing a geed deal for tjuinstfotirycarsef the
licrled, but it glvcflie orator a cliance te
make thofiewlng htlrrlng appeal:
"This &f says push onward ever the
De Xjnaens trench te cre.itnr rmnlli
iss than 1,000 miles will reach the
Panama railroad, nnd 400 mlles mere
will unite our Statos-Mexlcan system with
Seuth American. Deubtless many here
te-night will yet rlde en the North A
Seuth American limited express from Chi
cago te Buenes Ayrcs. The Seuth Amerl
can pewers have granted liberal conces
sions under which railways are rapidly
extendlng northward from the River Plate
te Bogota. When completed te the Isth
mus they will Intersect $600,000,000 of In
ternal commerce, and if it grows ns has
ours with Mexico, who enn estimate what
t radio will fellow theso longest railway
Hues of the world nve years niter their
union I"
Wkstchn .Prohibitionists leek for their
next vlclerynnd thelrgrentcstlnXchrabka
next year. That stale new has prohibition
en three sides, nnd the result Is that her
llqqer Interests ure remarkably strong,
and the opponents of prohibition quite
confident.
An Illinois young man has kindly of
fered te the war department ndoice for
the re olutlenizlng of modern war. It is u
pair of thin steel plates rolled w ith a curve
and mounted en a pole, with tlie convex
side tow arils the enemy. The pole is
fixed lu it small platform en wheels, and
the idea 1b that the front rnnk of troops In
battle should fight behind theso shields,
nnd huhIi them forward ns thru- Hilrniira nr.
f4ng - betwocn f4ng - betwocn f4ng - betwecn the tipper nnd lower plates.
u uuuui iuu iiivuiiiur wouuerou wny no
one had thought of such a thing before, but
the fact Is that mero practical devices
or the kind liave beeu very seriously
thought of, and condemucd because they
added te the burdens of the troops en the
march without Khinir much nrotection.
Swoden has, however, Invested In light
steel shields lu quantity sufficient te
equip several reglmetits, and It Is pos
sible that the next great war may
test the utility of seme protection of this
kind. Oue troubie Is that tlie blew struck
by the projectlles of modern weapons
would stagger any shield-boarer If It did
net wteck his shield. A whcolbarrow whcelbarrow whcolbarrew
llkearrangoment has been thought of, and
the wnrs of the future may present the
spoctacle efehargcsiu which the advancing
lines 111 vvboel their shields like wheel
barrow s.
At present military men are satisfied
that the best protection is a hole in the
ground, and It Is wonderful hew unit-kit-
when under fire, the average soldier will
provide hlinself with one of tliese cheap
and light device.
A llmnd Jury's Hepert.
The grand iury or Moulpemorv county,
Alabama, In its ronert en Wednesdav, says:
" It may be worthy of note, ns Indicatlnu
unmistakably the relations of amity exist
ing between the races here, that no sorietis
act of violenre has been retried te this
grand Jury, committed by n liite pernen
against n colored poison or vice vel ha, and
that in nearly eery Insn.mce complaints of
ani.iiiu um, ijmit'r.v mm asMiiiii wttlt Intent
iu hiii ero maun uy colored
against tliOMi eftiicir u n nice."
peihens
nut nli I lmt ilaiiiiK.il minutes ttlle he
ecr" wliii Miners, hut nlts ; who writhes, yet
nieiuu; Urere he makc up hlsmliul te rend
?irl',l;r".''.'tHlTl5'-,h' erth of Haivn.
tleti oil, the pnln cure.
They say tlie aM-raee politician 1 milni;
honrbelalkliiBRljout turlll and no tnrill : but
lie cures his t encti e ery nlaht with l)r. Hull's
Leugh 8 run, and legliisBfrch next morning
SOO ltewnttl
U nneml, In geed fallli, by the nmmifacturers
or Dr. biiKK's Catarrh lleinedy for n cate of ea
tarrh which they cannot cure. It Is mild, sooth seoth soeth
Ingunilheu lliiK'nlUrmts, and cures cold
In the head," catarrh d.-afaets, threat nllments,
and many ether complications or this dLtrenk!
In; Ulniitf. Ulccntx, by driiEsUtn. W,Thw
Hew many a swet t face Is marred
Ilyjellew teeth and railing gums,
And mouth aud lips all het and hnrd,
And breath deep-tnlmed as It comes :
And ) et, with bO.01Mi.T, we may
Keep all these dlre dt fects at buy.
Tlie best medical writers claim that the sue
cexsrul remedy for uaKal entarrh must be non nen
irrllutlnir, easy of applluttlen, and oue that
will reuih all the remote sores uud ulcerated
surfaces. The history of the efforts te treat
ratareh during the pest obliges us te admit that
only ene remedy has met thew) condition!, und
that Is Ely's Cream IUlm. This plcavant
remedy hat mastered catarrh ns nothing elte
has ever done, and both physlchniB and patients
ficcly concede this fact. The mere dlitreuliur
symptom yield te It. e;r2wd4w.
Jb5
TTOOD SAIWAP ARILLA.
H Catarrh
Is a complaint which aifeeU nearlr everybody,
mers or lesft. IterltlBatesIn a cold, orsnece ersnece orsnece
len of colds, combined with Impure bleed.
Disagreeable flew from the nose, tlckllnjr In
the threat, offensive breiUi, pain ever and be
tween the rye, ringing and bnnllns noises In
the ears, are the mere common symptoms.
Catarrh
being a constitutional disease rsnnet be cured
by local applications. It requires a constitu
tional remedy Ilk Heed's Harsaparllln, which
strikes directly at Its cause by removing all Im
parities from the bleed, building up the dis
eased tissues and giving healthy tone te the
whole system.
N. n. If you havA decided te try Heed's Har
a pari Ha de net helndttred te buy any ether.
" Fer several years I have been troubled with
that terrible disagreeable disease, catarrh. I
took Heed's Barssparllla with the very best re
sults. It cured me of that continual dropping
In my threat, and slufTed-up feeling. It has
also held my mother, who has taken It for
run down state of health and kidney trouble."
Mr. H. 1). Hr atii, Pntnam, Conn.
Heed's Sarsaparilla
Beld by all druggists. II; six for IS. Prepared
only by a I. HOOD a CO., Lewell, Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. (2)
V "iJNnEVKlvOPKD PARTS
Or the Human JJrxJy Enlarged, Developed,
Htrengthenrd, etc, Is an Interesting adverilte.
ment lung run lu our paper. In reply te In
quiries we will say that ihere Is no evidence or
humbug about this. On the contrary, thead
tertlacraare very highly Indorsed. Interested
persons may gel scaled circulars giving all par
ticulars, by writing te the KllIE MKDtGAfj
CO., S Hwnn HU, liufrale, N. Y.-Ikillu Teledo
Jlte. m-fydAw
goete attb Sfhecm.
THE
Best Made
BOOTS
SHOES!
14 North,Queen StM-
LANfJAKTi;H, l'A.
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AllOAINH.
VISIT
STACKHOUSE'S
This Week
ren ma uakeains in
Beets & Shoes.
A Full Mac of the Celebrated
WALKER BOOT!
The Best Heet Made. Call nnd see them.
D P. STACKHOUSE,
Nes. 28 and 30 East King Street,
LAXCAHTER, PA.
(Cavpcte.
rjlltUTHI TllUnt! THUTIII
AT THE
LANCASTER CARPET HOUSE.
YOUCAJJ1IUY
WINDOW SIIADIH, Irlmnied nnd ready te
linns, lerujv.
CUIITA1N rOU.wllh weed trimmings,
fer'-iV.
LACK, OHKNII.I.K and SlUC CUHTAINSer
nil stj les Mini grndeii, at very penulur
prices. Hclllug fast.
OIl.CLOTliai Very larce stock.
ONLY 18 DOORS FROM P0ST0FFICE.
GIlOUNDFi.OOIt!
ONE PRICE I ONE BUSINESS I
8HAUB & V0NDER8MITH,
18, 20 & 22 EAST ORANOE ST.
nusBMyd
ffiavhimrfli.
OTEAM.
Wodeslretocalllthe attention of consumers
uicaiHsteu una usuuurlan. Hheet, risttm aUd
alvel'aektnss;B)tch nnd lied Line ltcllect
liiK Gauge UlakM-s, Hteam lladlaters and Ktcam
Heating Apiwratus; Het and Cap Screws, and
lu fact almost everything required by steam
users, and all et which we eiler at prices which
we guarantee te be lower than Uice of nuy
ether dealer lu Oils lclnlty.
We have positively the fargest stock, and bc
lug ceuneeiwl with the Telephone Exchange,
are prepared te reccUe and tlfl nil orders lu tlie
shortest pussl bio time. Whenlu wuut of any.
thing In our line, call en us Ter prices and w
will com luce you of our ability ami willing
ntws te save you Meuey. IVlay and VexaUeu
Our .facilities for furiUsliluK Knglncs, Hellers,
H hanlug, l'ulle; s. Hangers, J)eelul Machinery!
l'lumbers' nmf Gas Filters' Toels, latterns!
Medels, and Iren und lirai Castlngi., and tot
the prompt repair of all kind of mncndierv are
unexcelled lu Iaiuwuter, uud we respectfully
solicit a share of your patronage.
Central Machine Works.
1M 4 lS6NOrtTncHIU8TIAN STREET.
Lancadtik, fa.
0o0(l.Wel1' Keasenable aiargea, lrempt
neas. Telephone connection, dS-Udll
ev ginlc ev Scnt.
JOn BALE.
The Denliable rreierty, Situated
Ne. 135 East Lemen St.,
IrS'F'eL'e? "' rrnl Yflrd W,,h
, . . , JOHN H. MCTZLEU,
octe-1 d e. a . Duke Htrcet.
.( ,fall.1,0,u,W."thsnnitshades,ihccheapest
SUB iBIMS,
ji uuauiuuuuiiuiu c.iiKiiii'vrs euiinucs, te our
Isrte aud arlett stock of Pipes, Valves, Cocks
Malleable and Cast Ireu Fittings. Asbestos
"V
I0nnmmkx'm,
faiLAMUPHtA, Tktintlsvr, Oct. . MM,
Full ranks in all the Cloak Cleak
ings and Ulsterings. Almest
no end of delightfully rough
or smooth or betwixt and be
tween stuffs that se many wo
men are after just new for
Shoulder Capes.
Black Astrakhans) se te 19.
Brown AMntkhans, fl te .
Chinchilla vM and M. A , ,
Iteavcrs.HWsnellL A deten solid colors
In each quality.
Rtrlped, plalded or plain Ulsterings by the
twenties, IB te 13 7K
Camel hair effects with bor
ders appear in a variety, of
mixed and Jacquarded Cloak Cleak
ings. Oddly pretty, all of them.
Se afe the imported Black
Matclasscs ($6 and $7.50), and
the "Seutache" Cleakings
with scrawly, scrambly figures
of mohair welts.
black
blue
green
rewn
Seal Skin Cleths that you
must feel of te say it isn't the
finest Alaska fur. Even feel
ing will hardly tell if you're net
(ur wise. The very best is $17
a yard. But even the lowest
grade ($8) is wonderfully near
the genuine seal in leeks. Net
one of them will wear rusty, as
the real fur does.
Broadcloths $2 and $2.50.
Tints and textures that you'll
delight in.
Northwest of centre.
Step by these two Blankets.
They are worth knowing, if
size, weight, warmth, and geed
leeks count in your bed-cover
thought.
Try this one by the steel
yards: Seven geed honest
pounds. And nothing but
wool. Net the finest wool,
maybe net the whitest ; but
pure, clean wool every scrap of
it. We don't sell the greasy,
soggy kinds that in the end
weigh en your mind mere than
they did en the scales. We
might say 6 for the Blanket
and net overstep the market.
Ne. The price is $5 the pair.
Anether, six pounds, with a
fine cotton warp se hidden by
the thick all-wool filling that
you -never suspect it. Regular
' tuck-in " size and the price $4
a pair.
Mere than thirty ether sizes
and grades.
Near Women's Waiting lloein.
A better Apron for 16c than
you think ; Victeria Lawn, y2
inch hem, revering and band
strings, Other Apron prices
are just as unlikely :.'
Fer "ic. Lawn, plain hem, 8 plaits.
Fer IV, lAWn, tK-lnch hem, 3 plaits.
Fer 80c, Lawn, fi-lnch hem, 4 t
two-inch
All of geed size and with
bread band strings.
With White Goods, centre of the store.
Biggest value we ever had in
Celluloid Toilet Sets comb,
brush (real bristles), mirror :
1 "ftope" handle, emiI or square Mirror
and brush, tlK.
2 Twisted handle, square Brush nnd Mir
ror, tt 00.
3 1'laln handle, oval Brnsh nnd Mirror, II.
Near centre of the store.
Jehn Wanamaker.
i
Cljtnmuavc.
H
IGH A MAHTIN.
China Hall.
i
Useful aud Ornamental Articles that
would grace the Dining Tnble or would
bt n vulunblc addition te the Bric-n-Brne
of even the most fastidious. AVe
can't describe them. It's your privil
ege te exnnilnetheni. If you don't, you
will iuls n sight nt the beautiful as well
as the opportunity of possessing it.
Hitvllnud's Decorated China has
prominence always. Mnny New Arti
cles, Designs and Decorations mere
beautiful than ever. Royal Worcester
In New Designs aud Shapes. Japanese
Ware In Large Variety and Styles. A
kest of ether articles of Faney Goods,
equally handsome. Persons selecting
presents (wedding or otherwise), will re
gret, if purchasing before examining
our assortment. Remember, all are wel
come. Goods exchanged if uet satisfac
tory. HIGH & MARTIN,
16 East King Street.
cutitvu:
t-ptAtrra .vneuT teeth."
R. D. McCASKEY, Dentist.
Grnduate In Dentistry and Antithetic.1,. A A
seclated for lle jean with Lancaster's Lci.
lug Deiitt-U. New leented at OUANGE AM)
NOUTH QUEEN bTUEKTk Prompt Atten Atten
lien l Itcisenable Charges I Werk War
ranted I
Huui j-8 n. m, te b P. in. Week Days,
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EWT YORK STORK.
Underwear I
Underwear I
WATT & SHAND
Cm Bnpply All Tetv Wants with the Latest
sadBeetVslutln
Fall and fitter Underwear,
Ladles, Gentlemen and Children emit be Suited
with Any Sin or Quality, and Onr Prices
Are Always the Lewest.
ALL-WOOL UNDERWEAR,
Is In Great Demand, and we Keep a Wonderful
Variety from the Best Medium Grades,
te the Finest
GERMAN BANITART UNDERWEAR.
LADIES' ALL-WOOL UNDERWEAR.
Scarlet at 7Se,t1 00 and 11 Eaeh. White, 1 00
II te tin Each.
Natural Weel, II 00 and II Each.
ALL-WOOL JERSEY VESTS at 76c, II 00, II 25.
OENT'S ALL-WOOL UNDERWEAR.
Scarlet, 60c, TSe, 1100 te II 6a Natural Weel,
II 00, II 85 te 00. '
Whits, II 00, II I7H te ti 60.
ALL-WOOL NIGHTSHIRTS at R 60 Each.
LADIES' AND GENTS' HEAVY MERINO
UNDERWEAR,
At 25c, 33c, S7XC, 60e te 75c Each.
CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR,
In Merine and All-Weel. All Sizes and Quali
ties at Lew Prices.
New Yerk Stere.
6, 8 and 10 EAST KING STREET.
N
OTICE !
J. Harry Stamm,
24 Oentre Square.
Netice !
WE OPEN TO-DAY A MAGNIFICENT LINE
or
PLUSH COATS,
SHAWLS,
AND
Steckinette Jackets,
At Prices Sure te Please.
BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS !
Yeu can make no mistake In buying your
Dresses htre. Prices and Quality te suit all.
We offer the Greatest Bargains In
WMte & ColeredBlankets
EVER OFFERED ANYWHERE,
And by far the BEST BARGAINS ever offered
by us.
COMFORTS
GO THE SAME WAY.
Flannel Shirts
Of eery conceivable kind al prices from 00c
for a Ready-Made Shirt te tl.SS.
WIT WOULDN'T DO YOU ANY HARM TO
INSPECT OUR STOCK.
J. Harry Stamm,
24 Centre Square,
SsT-THE PLACE FOR BARGAINS. -&
A HE YOU WEARING A STYLISH HAT 7
Stauffer & Ce.,
Nes. 31 & 33 North Queen St,
Have them In such Variety and se Cheap that
anybody can wear them.
A Nice Stylish Fer Stiff Hat
Forjue. Aud a 80FT ONE for 75c.
Elegant Assortment of
Bey's and Children's Hats,
Fer Dress or Scheel.
Ladies' & Gents' Furs.
Real Garment Made te Order from the Best
ALASKA HKAL. HOAB, HTOLKS, MUFFH.
AND FUR TRIMMING.
TRUNKS. TRAVELING BAGS, ROBES UM
BllKLLAH AND GLOVES.
STAUFFER & CO.,
31 and 33 North Queen Street,
LANCASTER. PA,
911 s9s9ssV
MBOSTiSME
BnFu'jr?r;
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EADY-MAtW CLOTHING.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING
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W IntJta All Interested Overcoat Buyer te Eiaalne oer Handsome Showing of
Fall and Winter Overcoats !
Vnn Vlll Snit nnr Slclu .nj UV.Cm...l.l...uii.J L- ..,... . . .
" ""- .. ..,,,. .u.um uj awr. ion win nna enr rrlceti (for saw
- attallty) lower than enr cemiMtttnM
WOTER OVERCOATS!
AServlceable Black Fur Bearer Overcoat at
Excellent Diagonal Beaver Overcoats at 119.
Yeu will net find a betur one at the price.
A Fin Black Diagonal Beaver Overcoat aj.
112. All-Weel, and you will net nnd Its supe
rior under 114.
Fine Heavy Kersey Overcoat, silk faced,
satin sleeve and welt seams, at 11. Yeu will
find same Overcoats elsewhere, and advertised,
for mera money.
A Fine Black Wale Diagonal Beaver, silk
lined, satin sleeves, very stylish, at 118; HI
worth 130.
Handsome Fur Beaver Overcoats In New
Plaid and Diagonal EflioeU, lined throughout
with best quilted satin nnd satin sleeves, at 121.
Yeu will net see above Coats elsevhere at same
price.
Fine Kersey and Worsted Fall Overcoats,
plain and faced, at $10 and 112.
Very Fine Kersey Overcoats, silk faced and
sleeves, welt seams, at 111 ; worth IIS.
Excellent Youth's Beaver Overcoat nt 17.00
and 18.09.
HAGER & BROTHER,
25, 27, 29, 31 West King St.,
Sl0thtM0.
H
lH-iU A BROTHER.
Hirsh & Brether.
HAVE YOU HAD YOUR
If you have net, we would suggest that you
call upon us and examine our
Handsome New Line
Suitings, $12 te $35.
Overceatings, $15 te $30.
And Trousers, $1 te $10.
Our Make, our Fit, our Trimmings, all need
only be tried once; they will be sure te Please
you. Give us n trial.
UNDERWEAR.
Rc,? G.rcy-Jiv,lllc Brown, ntlhc,25c,35c,i8c,
80c, 75c, II tef2.
A special drive In a Man's Deuble Frentnnd
Back Undershirt lu Urey at iSc each. Drawers
te match.
Woolen and Merine Hosiery, Leng or Short.
Cotten Ualf-Hose nt 8c, 10c, 13e, 18c and 25c.
White and Fancy Handkerchiefs. 2e te 25c.
Handsome Neckwear, Knit Jackets, Jersey
Coats, Suspenders, Flannel Hlilrts.
Men's Suits, $4 te $20,
Men's Overcoats, $2.60 te $20,
Beys' Overcoats, $2 te $12,
Beys' Suits, $2.50 te $12,
Children's Suits, $1 te $8,
Children's Overcoats, $1 te $8.
COMPARE OUR TRICES AND QUALITIES
WITH OTUERS-YOU WILL BUY
OUR8 EVERY TIME.
ONE-PRICK
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING
HOl'hK,
Herth Queen Street and Centre Square,
LANCASTER, PA.
avvfarjcB.
rS LOSING OUT SALE.
Carriages, Baggies, Wagons,
AT
Gee. Weber's Coach Works,
CHRISTIAN STREET.
(Between Orange and Chestnut Streets.)
Consisting of Jump-Seat Carriages, two Four Feur Feur
Test Jenny Llnds, two McCall Wageni, Second
Hand Tretting lluggy, and several light Flat
form Wagons that will carry from 1,600 te 3,X)
pounds.
Alse a few Flue Sleighs. Call Early for Bar
gains. uugJO-tfd
GTANDAHD CARRIAGE WORK.
EDW. EDGERLEY,
CARRIAGE BUILDER,
0, ,43A MARKET BTREKT. lltOHr f the
Fostefllce), LANCASTER, , l.
De net Fall te Cull and Seemy Fine Amert
ment or
Bn&Ies, Pbstens, Jump Seat Carrlages.Etc.
I have all the latest styles te select from. I
have a very nne iuierlnit-iit of Mvend-haud
work some of my own w erk.
Bettem prices. Call and examine. Ne trou
ble te show our work and explain ccry detail.
Repainting aud Repairing promptly nnd
neatly done. One set of workmen esiieclally
employed for that purpose.
SOLLAKS AND CUFFS THE LATEST
the most deslruble, nnd meet comfortable
pes and st) les any site, at KUISMAN'S
Genu' FurnUliIng Stere, West King street.
KNDERWEAlt UU11T AND MEDIUM
weight underwear In all grades and nuy
at EIUHMAN'8 Gent' Furnlshlug Stere,
ti West King street.
winter Si or Overcoat
HIRSH BROTHER'S
W ' ftC
Brether.
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Fine Black Wait Diagonal Yeung Msi's Ov J
coat., n in. te rfin. bnsutTaUh TikcSdTat lilt
aSSWtJSwSSr C" retMta Md eutt
VALUES IN
Men's & Children's Suit
y:"- -'"j .yuiiir uiciu ana you wu
nnd them te be equal te ill Hutu elsewhere.
a.Xfrs.,P0fd8,Jlllh Cheviot and Oasslme
Dulls, 910 10 Wt
taSe-7 sty,es ln BeyV Su,u at 2'50 an
Nebbj AUAVoel Clitviet Bey' BnlU at H8e
. Fliw Cheviot and Cassimer Beys' SulU, 16.06
Black Wae Diagonal CenU and VesU, Htyllsh
Trenser te matcrri for young men, at 111.
LANCASTER, PENN'A.
yatacc of jfashtett.
TJALACE OF FASHION.
. PALACE OFFASHION,
115 & 117 NORTH QUEEN
STREET,
Remember MONDAY
NEXT, OCTOBER 28. will be
the last day of the Turkish Rug
Sale in our Palace of Fashion,
by H. K. Kassabian, of Con
stantinople. Mr. Kassabian guarantees
the prices of his goods are as I
low as half of these in large
cities, en account el being se
lected by his own hand from the
principal cities of Asia.
Gent's JLinen Cellars and1
Cuffs All the leading styles in
turn-down, piccadilly or choker,
best quality and make' of Trey
goods, at 10, 124 and 20c, a
complete assortment"; also a
fine line of Linen Cuffs at 20,
25 and 35c.
Special value in Gent's Neck
ties and Scarfs at 25 and 50c.
Beys' Windser Ties, 25c ; a
large variety.
Ladies' Linen Cellars All the
leading styles at 10 and i2,c.
The Reinforced Cape Linen
Cellars, the best thing ever sold
in the line. Ladies' Turn-down
Linen Cellars. Beys' Turn
down and Sailor Cellars.
Ruchings Opened this week
ever one nundred new styles of
ruchings and ruffling, all the
latest novelties in Crepe Lisse
in black, cream and white, at
10, 12, 15, 18, 20 and 25c a yd.
Handkerchiefs The best bar
gains ever offered in Ladies'
and Gent's Handkerchiefs. La
dies' Colored Bordered Hand
kerchiefs at 1, 2, 3 and 4c. Hem
stitched, 4, 5, 10, 1254, ij? and
25c. White Hemstitched and
Revered, at 5, 10, 12, 15 and
25c up te 75c. Embroidered
and Hemstitched at 122, 15, 18,
20c, up te $2.25. Lace Hand
kerchiefs at 10, 12 and 15c,
te $1.75. Gent's Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, white and col
ored bordered, 10, i24, 15. 20c,
te 50c. Ladies' Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, warranted pure
linen, 10c. Finest Japanese Silk
Handkerchiefs, hemstitched, y,
50, 75c and $1.
Fancy drapery for Tidies and
Curtains in new figures, at 12
and 15c a yard. Lambrequin
Fringes in fancy colors, at 21,
25i 29i 31 ad 50c. Tapestry
Berder.
Furs, Furs, Furs, at special
prices, at the
PALACE OF FASHION, -115
& 117 North Queen Street.
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MHRELLA HEADQUARTERS.
The Conestoga!
THI1JSTHENAME OF OUR
Popular Umbrella.
Tens of Thousands of them sold within the
past six mouths.
The Cleth is Union Silk of superior quality.
Wchac three grades of jl and all geed wearers.
Every Umbrella guaranteed net te fade or
split.
7-A.k for the ConcMegn Umbrella ut the
makers,
ROSE BROS. & HARTMAN,
11 EAST KIXG &TnEET.
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