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LANCASTER, PA., November 14, 1889.
ter. Maine's Congress.
The ran-Amcrlcan congress lins re
turned te Washington from its journey
through the Btates, nud we awuit with
Interest Its performance new that It Is
about te get down te the business fur
whlch.it assembled; if it knows what
that K There Is some indeflnttclicss
about it, nnd the peeple of this country
at least de net understand Justwhat this
convocation means. They see that the
Seuth American representatives have
been made acquainted by personal in
spection with the industries and institu
tions of the country and they understand
that it is vith a view te a closer In
tercourse of the" people of the Amer
ican continents. They knew that the
enterprise is In charge Of Secretary
Blaine ; and they knew that Secretary
Elaine has a fondness for fireworks as
an accompaniment of his peifomiaiice.
They expect a geed show at least of
brilliant results from this Congress, and
they will certainly get It If Blaine's
hand has net lest its cunning. He has
been n very hum-drum figure se far
under this administration, and It Is net
a condition te which Ills reputation as
signs him. Frem this quietude we may
leek for a brilliant awakening and some
startling elleets. If the American eagle
Is net made te sear, we may be sure
that the secretary of slate is in it very
decrepit and damaged condition. This
congress Isall his own; nnd lie lias every
opportunity te get out of Italltheeclat It
can be madfc te yield. This government
is the big deg in the pack nnd can make
the running what it will. Mr. Blaine
has started eir by allowing the
Seuth American delegates what n big
deg it is that lias invited them te this
conference ; nnd the secretary of state
may be supposed te have them lu a
state of mind that will induce them te
lend n rcaily ear te any prepositions
that he may have te make them.
The whole hemisphere Is the field that
he has before him, finding himself the
director general of the policy of one
great nation of the western world.
Secretary Pcward connected his name
imperishably with the purchase of
Alaska, nud put the northern boundaries
of the United States up against the Arc
tic circle. Secretary Blaine may see
Secretary Seward's performance and de
better, with the whele field of Southern
America nnd the Pacific ocean open te
him. Let us put ourselves In readiness
for fireworks.
The tJoetl Samaritan.
The columns of the Intelligencer
are hospitably open te all disagreeing
Republican friends upon the matter of
the postelllee nnd the ether federal
offices that are ready te be fed out
te the hungry birds. A ltcpubllcnu
who writes te us te-day, notes
the fact, which has been very
open te public observation, that our
two Republican dally cotenipernrles are
sailing along in close convey under what
seems te beau nntl-admluistratleu, nutl nutl
cengressman and anti-scuaterial ling ;
In ether words the Federu. oint eint
ments made nud proposed de net at all
nit them. The appointment of Mr.
Grlest as postmaster is net ngrceable te
either of these exponents of Re
publican sentiment, and tiicrc is ob
vious occasion that the Republicans,
te whom it is agreeable, bheuld
ask the use of the columns of the
iNnxueEXCEK, nnd it is cheerfully
tendered them. AV5 must be under under under
Htoed, however, as taking no hand
ourselves in this dispute, which is
one wholly among our Republican
citizens ; anu that in
encninc -thu
I.TEM.taEXCEit's columns te the friends
t te tbn friends
of Cengressmau Breslus, Senater Quay
aud President Harrison, we arc but
debig the work of the Geed Samaritan
aud giving aid te the enemy lu his need.
We find that President Harrison has
given te Senater Quay, with whom
Senater Cameren sails along; in placid
agreement, the disposition of the Penn
sylvania efllces. The testimony of the
Quay-Cameren's concord is plainly writ
ten In the colleetership selection. AVe
see that Congressman Ilreslus is in
like accord; as his nomination of Mr.
Grlest teaches. We de net see any occa
sion te doubt the course of the disposition
of the federal office in the county;
and we note the Jlxumtner's con
clusion te the same etlcet in
its expression that 11 clique of
oQlce holders have control of
th$e appointments. The Kiamlmr
does net travel with the company; and
the New Era is likewise out of line with
It. The r.NTKU.iaKjfcnu of course is
way off en the ether side, but It lias, in
we say, se catholic a sympathy with
the distresses of humanity that it
lends a ready helping aid from where where
eoever the cry comes forth, and gives
Its succor cheerfully te the erganless
friends of .Quay, Ilreslus and the ad
ministration. The Shrinking or Tenderl).
It is only two years slnce Geneial
Master Workman Pew derly.at the head
of the Knights ef Laber, was a striking
figure In the nation. Is'e foreigner could
then visit the United States without
being impressed with the power aud
prospects ei me neau of this rapidly
growing order. Jfew it is probable that
even the Seuth American delegates, who
have been exploring the lund se thor
oughly, are quite uuaware of the exist
ence of Mr. Powderly. He dominated
the land like a turkey gobbler with all
his tail feathers. The very indefinite
and sentimental character of his ad
dresses seemed warranted by the
almost kingly position he seemed te
All as the director of many theuwiuds of
werkiug men. He bad a happy faculty
of talking in a way te claim popular
sympathy, aud If he seemed devoted te
te lefty abstractions and visionary
schemes of reform, this only made him
a mere heroic Jlgure in the eyes of u
wonderluguatleu.whleh half expected te
nee human utialrs teadjusted according
te Powderly. New lie still continues
that style of ta'k, but the effect is differ
ent. Ills address te the Chirage con
vention is only briefly noticed in most
ofthe uewspaiers aud Its advocacy of
all sorts or gigantic reforms te be ac
complished lu some unknown way
tyr tfe tally crippled, order U decidedly
grotesque. He eilers te take half
pay or less, suggests various economics,
talks of amalgamation with the Fanners'
Alliance and then launches out In' his
old lefty atyle, eulogizing the order, nd nd
vev.iflng.tnx reform, eight hour labor
and ether things. It Is the" old voice of
the gobbler wttii no tali feathers back
of it. And even the voice appears te
be cracking. If correctly reported,
Mr. l'ewdcrly said that a million
murders would be better than te
allow the order te die. Of cettrfc this
was only a sentiment, but it is net the
kind of sentiment that any man has a
right te teach. It is (he sentiment fur
which the Clnti-Xn-Gael is en trial. Te
.held that anything should be defended
by murder is atrocious. He no doubt
meant that it would be belter te sutler a
million murders but even that idea is tee
wild and bloody for use. Seme Oultcnu,
her.ring Mr. Towderly, might straight
way go and massacre a few enemies of
the order, nnd even men as sane as the
Irish agitators are misled by statements
like this.
TiiKJfew Yerk WerUl lias undertaken
te send ' the ne'Vspaper correspondent,
Nellie Illy, around the world In sevonty seventy sevonty
flve days. She start te-day nl
9.30, with Instructions te report at
the U'e) Wofllce In tlie morning nMntuinry
27. Miss Illy is said te have received only
four days notice. Fer this thirty thousand
mlle trip she takes only a srnnll hand bag
andav-ickagoefwiapK. She will carry a
twenty-four hour watch which will he
ct te correct standard tline here, and will
be kept going as she travels, but will of
course fall inore and niore behind as she
passes eastward. "Iter own watch will
be kept catching up with the various local
times as she gees en her way, but the
twenty-four-hour watch will net nmre
and mero out of tltne nominally, until
when It Is twenty-four hours l.ite
MUi Illv and the watch will be back In
New Yerk and the tiinu will be entirely
correct as compared with the decks and
watches. A day somew hoi e somehow will
be topped nut or Miss lily's lire, and she
will be nominally one day dlllnrenl in ure
than she would haob"eu had she remained
at home In New Yerk."
This rivalry of the here of Jules Verne's
"Hound the World In F.lglity Days" will
be a line advertisement ler the piper, but
ethers w III dlspute its claim that It Iiuh net
been tried before. 'I here has been at
least ene successful journey of the kind.
KtratiKe te say she does net start en the
fastest of ocean racers, but en the Augm-la
Victeria, of the Hamburg line. Tickets
wero bought In New Yerk for the whele
trip. " (She will call en no extia help, no
chartered locomotives or special beat will
wait her with si earn up te make extra fast
time. She will lake her luck as a first
rlass passenger, using the facilities which
are new demanded by travellers."
CJov.-elecl HeIchTuIIh Why Ite Wen.
Frem hit ieech nlthe Waterloo (lOHUjCtle-
bratlen, Saturday night.
Our present law en that subject (prohibi
tion) in Its Inception was a crucMlola crucMlela crucMlola
tlen of the most sacred of all political
rights the right te be seenre In our per
sons and property. Under the prctonse of
conferring upon our people a gieat blessing
the Kepumlcaii party lu the enactment of
our piohlbltery laws struck at thu founda
tions of till liberty and established a pre
cedent that lu Its feglliiuate consequoncos
would lead te the most disastrous lesults.
Neither property rights nor personal
liberty was regarded lu running laws that
wero te revolutionize the hubits of vast
numbers of our peeple and compel sub
mission te moral ideas foreign te the minds
of the great masses of the civlllrwl world.
The practical workings of a law founded en
such Inoxcusable wrong was easily fore fero fere
seen. It was sure te meet with dctor dcter dctor
iiiined and unceasing opposition, and sure
te w holly fall te accomplish its purpose in
all the elllesofe.ir state. Kxperlcnceli is de
monstrate 1 thutruth of that which soemel
te be apparent te thoughtful people from
the start. In the light of this oxpeileneo
eonservutle uien of all political parties
have joined hands with hh te te wipoeut
a law whose birth was u jxilltlcMil crime,
and whose whele oxlstcnce has been
fraught with disaster te the best Interets
of large sections of our stale, lu both a
meial and financial sense.
The position of our adversaries that the
people of the agricultural states of the West
arobencllttcd by a tariff which adds one
half te the cost of all the necessaries ba ba
cause It makes another class rich and
thereby enables but does net eemnel it te
pay better prices for labor ami the products
of the soil. Is gradually becoming under
steed, ami as fust as understood It becomes
an exploded theory. Catching Its Inspira
tion iriini a great leader It was an easy
matter for the Democrat le uirty of low a te
present uu unbroken front upon this great
question, whlle many thinking meu from
ether political oiganlVatleus c.iiue te Its aid
en thb issue of the campaign.
Will Net Yield te l'l-opesod Hates.
A letter from President Gieen. of the
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'estern union -iwenmli lempmy, te-4
' estmaslcr (Jcncral Manaiuaker, in reply
10 inu muer s eruer 01 ucieueriui, nxing
rates for government telegruph senlce ter
the fiscal i car, has been made public. Kn Kn
clesed was u picamblu and resolutions
udepted by the eecutle committee erthn
beard of directum of Ilia telegraph com
pany, declaring that, whlln the company
will transmit, as heretofore, with due pro
priety and diligence, all telegrams fur the
government, the company will net accept
as final payment the rates cstabllshed by
thu postmaster general " until Its rights. In
that regard bae leeched smh furlhei con
sideration as It may be alile te secure."
e de net helleve In uiccliclne for children,
tut no de believe In I)r, llull'8 Iluuy SMnpanu
assert that no family bheuld Iju fltlieut It.
Price 'JJ ctiits.
L.naJer, tlie crest remedy for dyspepsia Is
free from all deleterious nuuntaurcs, and tlicie
1 no diuurer or huvlni; euu' teeth k.illuted Ijy
llsuke which Is fnqueutly done by preparations
centntnliig polvens. held liy ulfurujuUK. '23
cents.
Geed .e ter the Hear.
Kassas ClTV, Me , Nev. 11, 19. U the con-
entlen of plij nit lan held In this city the com
mittee appointed from uu iiiIjeis of llieUIIItrent
secleik te lnchti,iite nnd report upon the
mint practical aud reliable nrllllclal luctuu for
n.llelni;deatiie, lime reertcd unai'lineuKly
niKin th linWIile device of II. A. W'lilen.ef
llrldzeiiert. Conn., knnunas the Hound HUe,
ubkh concentrates the waves of sound.
Are Yeu Troubled
With conscientious qualms t" asked a friend'
"Yeu leek troubled." "Me, I nm," laid the
sufferer! "built la with the toothache." "Mere
feel, you," replied the comforter J "cet It pulled
eut.andbii) u bottle or hO.01K)NI', nud pre
serve the reed teeth from a like (ulamlly,
uoMltels
".Vel Hulk, Hilt IlllMlncte I"
Is the way a Western man put it In express
ing te a friend his compkte mlUfactloe In the
use of Dr. Pierce's Pleisaut l'uruatlve Pellet,
hesnmlland et ke cirtual, they bid fair te
supplant entirely the ed style pill. .Anuvtr
ready leiuedy for hick and Illlluus Heailacbn,
Illlleusness, Constliatlen nud all bleed dl-er-ders.
Wild In action, wenderAil In eire 1 1 Put
uplnlul. convenient le cirij. Their use nt
tinded with no (llwomfert 1 TIh'kr sttrllns
merlu neeeuut rer their ttreat pepulurlt) .
.Tlut w
H
IS FINOKH NAILS CAME OFI ,
Fer a year I was utlllited vrlih n i.nrrii.i
case of blKl poison, und upwards of Ave
months of that time 1 was unable te de work or
uiij .iuu. jiy uueer nans cane oil nnd mv
uair areepeu out. lenvlne
I ilfvivnc.l nut l, ln .....
my
hwid as clean
and smooth us If it luul leen sliaed,
I con
sulted the best local phi slcluus. nnd snent bun.
areas or dollars rer medicines of dlirVrent kinds,
but without receiving the slightest benelll. I
as advised tlnully te Mslt Het hprlngs. Ibis
I did, but beceiiilng disgusted with the treat
SUJU. ?" rSD '"B t,'erei cemmemed taking
Hwlffs Hpectflc IS. H. 8 ) The eQect that H. a. tl
had en me was truly wonderful. I commenced
te recover after uikliis the first bottle, und by
the time I had taken turlte bottles I'nescii-tlrclycured-Huredby
hwlffs Hpeclfle (s. H. p.)
when the world-renowned Ht,t hprinirs bad
WJ- WM.H.LefjMlS.
hhrcM'pert.Ia."
FOUH YKAUS ON CKUICHUS.
Ferflrteen jeurs I Mnsattllcted with rhcuma.
tlsm, four ears of vvlilih I was compiled toce
euerutrhes. UenUuru Inadequate 1 toexert-ls
the jullerlnyi I endured during that time. Uur
Init these flfteen years of existence (It was net
living), I tried cry known remedy vliheiit
receiving an v beneflt. 1 nnnliv invm, .. u.. ir.;..
8peclfle(ri.B.W.), which rrem the llrst irae fie
4ciici. nui4 iiuujr
te-aay j um cnjejlng the Ust of
health, and um a well man.
I f4imtl.1l.. I. a
)leu that H.H.H, Is the best bleed purifier en
the market tjlay.
. .. ,., f IVrAYLOit, Cuba. Me.
TreatKt en Illoed and bkln Dlseuses mulled
Ittf. aSVUT WPKCJ FIO CO.,
(') Atlanta, 0 a.
H
OOD'S BAltSAtWHII.LA,
1X1
lis complaint which afreet nearly everybody,
mere or les. It originates In n cold, or succes
sion of colds, reninlutd with Impure bleed.
Dlsngreeoble Hew from the ntwe, Mckllnx In the
threat, orrmMve breath, pain ever and between
Ilia ec, ringing and bunting neUes In the
eon, are the rnore common symptom. Catarrh
I cured by Heed's Sarenparllla, which lrlkiS
directly at Its cnunfl by removing all Impiirllle
from the bleed, building up the dlncaicd tissues
and Rtlng healthy tone te the whete nystem.
Hundreds of tentlmonleli prove beyond ipic ipic
tlen Unit a positive rure for catarrh Is found lu
HOOD'S BARSAPARILLA
" Fer 23 years I have been troubled with ca
tarrh In the head, Indlgentlen, and general de
bility. I concluded te try n bottle of Heed's
Harsaparllla, and It did me se mush geed that
I continued lu nse till I have taken flv bottles.
My health has greatly Improved, and I feel like
n illircrcnt woman." Mas. J. II. Aiiams, g Rich
mond Htreet, Newark, N. J.
N. U. If you have decided te lake Heed's
Barsaparllladonet be Induced te buy any ether.
8eld by all drtiRiilstJi. II; six for 15. 1'reparcd
only by C. I. HOOD A CO., Ixiwell, Mass.
JO? IKBIS ONK HOLLAIt.
3JLtrtmttimltcv',
niiLADKM'iitA, Thursday, Nev. II, 18S9.
Jerseys in a little-price cy
clone ! We never heard of
such goods for se little. Yeu
wouldn't hear of these if manu
facturers never went wrong.
Full lines of sizes in every let :
One let tine Illnck Jerseys, enshmerefln
Islml, RllK fired und sewed, tailor inude,
tl 5 from! I 70.
One let flue Illnck Trench .Tcrseys, cash
mere flnMicil, Arst front, silk faced und
huued, tailor made, 1 W from 922).
One let due Illnck French Jerseys, ensb-
iiierennlslicil, satin ruceu nnu mik schce,
tailor made, it 75 from -.').
One let fine Illnck French Jcrsejs, ensh ensh
mere llnlslicd, tailor mude. silk sened,
hound with silk lunltl, satin ruled, tl
from?! SO.
One let fine Imported Bilk and Cashmere
.lervcjs,
tX) ler $" SS rer "
SJUrerSS " 60 Ter SI
SSferJI Sfl fert.1
Heeend lloer, Chestnut slrci-t side. Four eleva
tors. De you realize, madaine,
what sort of a Dress Goods
gathering we have ?
If you want a stuff at 25c, or
37lAc or 50c, or 75c, or $1, or
at any ether price up te the
creamiest quality that cresses
the sea, we have it ; and net
simply one lone, lern piece of
it, heaps, if it is a sort that it's
wise for you te buy.
Would you rather pick from
such a stock, or from a lean let
pinched in everything but
prices ?
The Dress Goods part of the
store is at its fullest new. Yeu
can put in an hour there and
see a new Winter stuff for al
most every clock tick. Prices
arc awry like this :
40-inch silk-and-wool basket
weave Plaids, royally rich in
colorings, some with embre
effects, 75c ; the $r.2$ quality.
40-inch broken Plaids, with
every stripe that forms the
plaid hair-lined with contrasting
silk, 65 c ; the $1 quality.
40-inch Alma Envers, a fine
surah twill, hard, close surface,
75c ; xvc never heard of it under
$r. All street shades.
40-inch French Sebastopol,
50c ; the 75c quality.
40-inch French Ama Cleth,
50c ; the $1 quality.
40-inch all-wool Cashmere,
50c ; best quality, weight and
colors we knew of at the price.
And yet hundreds for mere
money or less, and each one as
well worth your thought.
Remnants of
course. The
the ends are
general stock
slew stuffs and
weeded from the
every clay and hustled te a
hustled
counter by themselves. t An
cestral pride counts for noth
ing there. The richest stuffs
and the meanest we have are
alike marked what they'll fetch.
One at random Camel Hair
Novelty, brown, gray, dahlia,
olive, $i ; the price ''has been $3.
SeuthvveRt and snutheust of centre.
New Beeks come te us as
fast as they are published. The
New-Boek table is always cev
ered with their skirmish line.
Here's a handful from the pop
ular late comers :
Miscellaneous :
Flerida I)nj. Maruuret Heland. PI.
Aspeit of the liuth Hieole.'leal Phenom
enal. Hinder. ),
Winters In Algeria. Hrldirman. SI fO.
The Vlklug Age. Puul I)u Challlu. '.'vels.
J5W.
Itecent Economic Chanscs. Wells. 1150.
Jehn I)als llmNiirlRuler. We.
U he Political Problem, Htlckney. 7V
Fiction :
A Llttle Journey In the World. Charles
Dudley Warner. SI fill.
Hmanucl. A hlery of IheMesslali, (11(1.
Juniper LljrhtK. Consume? F, Woolson. Wc,
A Ilcpuled Changeling. MlssYenge. "5e.
htnndUh of htandlih. A Htery of the Pll,
grltns. 10c. ' '
List Aveubly Hall. rOe.
A hummer lu a Canen. Jl 10,
'Jhrce Du)s, A Mldsuiniiur Leve Htery.
7jc.
Thirteenth street side,
A little heap of Shell Bexes,
odd shapes and odd shells, 5 te
50c You'd hardly stick the
shells in place for that.
Near Juniper nud Market streets corner.
Jehn Wanamaker.
OAN'EK TIIF. FINEST ASSORTMENT OK
Canes In the illy can be round at
hii.lv WAn.'scniAUHieiti:,
.n-M.Th- 1("NOft" tUCC" "U
SALAHV, $n KXVKXSl-M IN AD-
ntlt I. flllfMVtul imii h 111 nut li k.tA,.rf.
einiilevin
, .-.. .. .. , .. ut(s(t irni4i
. evinent at home or traveling. Ne solicit-
lug. Duties delivering und making elleetlrn.
Ne Pesiul Cards. Address lth stamp. HAFEIt
A CO., Piquu, Ohie. n5-'J"idTu.'rhAH
T-ANSAS
Investment Company,
Under Supervision of IlanU CommUslencr.
""P1'"1 - - ... D-YM.MM
hurnlus. , 100 ue
t'ndlvldut earnings... .. , ," ,t'tH
hl.K-khellers'llubilltv .. " . ,7k)Ou3
Jir.etuii.uts from fVl te Wl.iVia '
..n.t a J0 "J-l-rf'U:il,AFMlt,
OCUXya , Ne.BOUh. Uuk lit,
tMngtroei tendencies characterize that very
common nflcctleti,' catarrh In the head. The
foal matter drcpfrtag Inte the bronchial tube(
or lungs It very liable te lead te bronchitis or
crminmpUen. A catarrh originated In Impu
rities In th bleed, local applications can de but
llttle geed. The common sens method of
treatment Is te purify the bleed, and for this
r'tirpme there Is no preparatren superior" te
loed's Harsaparllla. The powerful action or
this medicine upon the blend expels the scrofu
lous taint which feeds and sustains catarrhal
disease, while It tones and builds up theurTected
membrane.
CUBES OATABRH
" I had the worst symptoms of chronic ca
tarrh for two years. 80 troublesome wa It that
I could net smell nor taste. I found Heed's
Harsaparllla a speedy cure, and I am new free
rrem this awful disease." J. H. HAMXM, Hay
Hhere.N. Y.
" for several years I had a catrrhal anVctlen
Inmy threat, nnd hed tried several medicines
but could nnd nothing te help me. 1 must say
1 was very much benentted by using Ilendls
Harsaparllla," Elias 1. Devkies, Omaha, Neb
Beld by all druggists, f 1 ; six for - Prepared
only by C. I. HOOD A CO., Ixiwell, Mass.
100 DOHES ONE IXM.LAU
S?j?U (DiMibe
VrF.W YOHK HTOIIF-
Jackets !
: Jackets!
ATTHF.
New Yerk Stere.
We offer an tinrlxaled nMertmcnt of HTOCICI
NKTT JACKI.TS at $.1, WW, tt and 13 each.
FINK HTOCKINHIT JAGKinx, trimmed
and hound with silk braid, cst front, bell
!ee es, nt !", Sfi, tS te 10 each.
Finn Dlnironnl.Cerkscrewniid IJea or WALK
ING JACKirrS at 85, tfl, $7, 18 te J12 each.
Htrlpcd, Flald and Mixed CLOTH JACKKTH
at titih !. 8-1 SO te J'i cuch.
Newmarkets, Nevmarkets,
Connemaras,
Irish Peasant Coats,
IN MANY HrVLUS AT LOW PMCTA
We show a Inrse stock erSKALl'LUHH GAIt
MHKTH, made te our special order or the best
F.nKllsh Flushes, nnd the prices neer were
lower for such superior qualities.
FLUSH WALKING JACKKTSat3,J10,!12 00
teSPieich.
8CAL FLUSH HACQUEH, full knglh, sles
.13 te 41, nt 510, SIS, f-U te ;.U euch.
8KAL FLUSH CAFF-S,
ASTItACHAN CAFF.M,
At Lewest Prices.
CHILDItEN'S COATS In every desirable st; iu
from il, $1 CO, !J, ti 2j, U 00 te 810 euch.
Watt &. Shand,
0,8 AND 10 EAST KINO ST.
3Jtl(tcc of anhicm.
DALACE OF FASHION.
Pa
115 AND 117 N. QUEEN ST.
Comforts ! Comforts !
Again we call your attention
te our elegant line of Comforts
and the extreme low prices.
Elegant large Comforts at
89c, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75.
Cretonne Comforts, $1.75
and $1-8.
Sateen, $1.75, $i.eS and
$2.99.
All elegant and new patterns
and made up in first-class style.
KID GLOVES.
An elegant 4-button Gleve in
black and colored, at 50c a pair.
5-hook Fester Lacing Gleve,
at 75c a pair.
Finest Kid Gloves, band top,
75c and $1.
Real Kid Gloves, 5-hook,
laced, warranted net te tear,
$1.25 ; black and colored. Ask
for the "Theresa."
One let of undressed and
dressed Musquetaire Kid
Gloves, reduced te $1 a pair.
Cashmere Gloves, black and
colored, all wool, iS, 20 and 25c,
Jersey Mitts, 25c a pair.
Infant's Weel Mitts, 10c a
pair.
Spring-top lined Kid Gloves,
at $1.
Children's Plush Caps, in
gendarme, cardinal, garnet,
navy, golden brown, terra cotta,
&c, at 62, 75, $1.
Shield Caps, in plush and
surah, at $1.50.
Gent's all-linen Cellars, at
IOC.
4-ply extra heavy all-linen
Cutis, 20c a pair.
Men's Flannel Shirts,
0ci
1, 1.25, and upwards.
Elegant Teck Scarfs, 25
50c
Gent's White and Grey
and
Un-
uerwear, 29, 37 and 50c.
Special quality in Camel's
Hair at 87c.
Very fine Scarlet, medicated,
at 31.25.
Cardigan Jackets, 50, 75, S5C,
$1, &c.
115 & 1:7 North Queen Street.
ace of mm
Palace of Fasiiien,
Cvecetle.
A TliUiMK-B.
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Fresh Goods from the Mill.
Chnlcn New Iliiekwheat. aWe Bctf-ItalsInK
ituckwhent. Hcliunmcher'ii Frvsh A Venn or
ll'illed On I. Schumacher' Out Men). Hchu
macher'a Fnrlna and Uranulated Cern Meal.
Critrked nnd ltelled Wheat by the pound.
Whcntlett, a new and fine article for the break
fust table.
SUGARS ALMOST STRUCK BOTTOM.
Down from the highest, from two te three
cenU u ivuud. Yeu enn't leek for them much
lower. Urunulatcdet 80 Is reasonable.
FOItEiaN AND DOMESTIC FHUITS
. In great variety. Alse Canned Uoeds of all
kinds,
AT
BURSK'S,
Ne. 17 East King Street,
LANCABTEtt. PA.
A
T UEWl-a.
CHARE A BANUOHN'HSEAL BRAND
JAYA AND MOCHA COFFEE,
The nrlsteernlla corTee of America ; always
packed (unzreund) lu 2-pound tin cans.
A perfect Art Album, containing 24 beautiful
photographs, representing tea und coffee cul
ture, M 111 be sent en receipt or your address.
CitAHK A HANBOHN.
Ne. 87 Bread UU, Bosten.
We nre aecnls rer the nbeve famntis eefrbc.
Tliey are far superior te any ether brands In the
market. Try them nnd be cenv Inced. Always
ask for Chase A Hanbnrn's CeffeeH, as we have
tueni under their special brands.
A UAIIK 0PP0UTUNITY.
"OUH FAMILY PHVRICIAN" OIVEN
AWAY FIIEE.
This Is n verr alunble medical book or about
500 pates given away with the purchase or (20.00
worth of Groceries for cash In ninety days. We
have exrlusUe control of the book. Yeu
euldn't set It anywhere else. It Is the best
medical book for home uc ever printed. The
prescriptions arc In plain English. Vnueuuht
10 hne one. ASK FOlt A OAtlD, This will
explain 1111.
(low.
Note display or books In ei.r wln-
Five Hundred Packages or Electric Paste
Hlove Polish. Neilust, ue dirt. Yeu won't be
without Hurler once using It. Come get a enke
fire. Will she only Saturday Kvenlng.
Piles of gHvds nrrlvtnc dally. We never car
ried such u heavy stock. We buy largely te
save you some money nnd i?Ie you stock te se
lect from. We hnve everything! jeu want. Only
come nnd see. We enn't write up all we would
llke te UU you. Time forbids. Seclni; Is be
lieving. Cheese for yourself.
REIST !
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL- QltOCEIl,
COHNEIt WEST KINO AND P1UNCESTS.
Directly Opposite
J. II. Martin & Ca's Dry Goods Stere, nnd
Next Doer te Serrel Herse Hetel.
ItUteic.
T
inn
MUSIC STORE.
A. W. WOODWAUD, NO. 11 EAST KINO ST.,
LANCASTER, PA,
The pioneer music dealer of Lancaster city
once mere te the front. We point w lth pride te
our past career or nearly twenty-five iears In
the music tr.ule lu this city. The public must
Jurtcu ns te whether It has been an honorable
one. With Implicit confidence we ask your
support. The instruments we new represent
are us familiar te you as the streets or this city,
viz : Decker llre.'s Pianos, Haines lire.'s Pianos
nnd Masen A Hamlin Organ.
Special nttenttcn will be civ en te our small
ware department, w hlch w 111 be the largest and
finest lu the city.
Consider well before you make your pur
chases whether It will net be te your Interest te
consult ene who has had a life-long experience
In a business, of which the public knew com
paratively llttle; ene v he edit and u-fft honestly
five you the bcnetlt of his long experience.
Fer pasl favors we thank you, for future sup
port we trust jeu.
A. W. "WOODWARD.
llWjd
D
ON'TMISS IT I
RARE BARGAINS.
A Grand Dlsplnv of the Most Popular and
Me-.t Reliable
Pianos and Organs
Kirk Jehnsen & Ce.,
All should examine them, for sooner or later
you will want one, aud ene that will give you
satisfaction. We pesltlely guarantee Katlsfae
iron In every particular for six y ears, and sell
en the e.islcst terms lire dollars a mouth.
Think el It rrem one te two j ears te pay for It I
I KIUIC JOHNSON A CO.,
Ne. 21 West King MU. Lancaster. Pn.
P. 8. Second-Haud Pianos und Organs taken
In Kxchauge.
n24-lvdtw
iumiatuc
TTMItU INSUltANCU.
Fire Insurance !
HERR'S
Insurance and Real Ebtate Agency.
I nm prcpnred te Insure nil dnscs or property
at lowest rates lu tlie most reliable companies.
COMPANIES HF.PKKSENTED.
Guardian or Londen (Capital).. Je.OOO.OtX) 00
Niagara or New Yerk. . . 2,SM),1 !5 (JO
Londen nnd Lancashire . 2,0in,U91 00
Agricultural of New Yerk . -jjuii.II!) 00
Greenwich of New Yerk .. 1,405,811 00
Pullale German or New Yerk lri.Ci.ST7 00
United States of New Yerk efiMTS 00
Firemen's of llalllmore SS7,tl5 00
National or New Yerk 4ll,!tl7 00
Kllet or llosleu 3TS.7W 00
Kates en dwellings nnd contents, GO cents per
$100 for 3 cars; 73 cents per hundred ferijeurs.
ltutesen private stables 81 per tlOO for d ears:
JlWperJ100rer6 jears.
Itutes en merchandise, SO cents per 5100.
Allan A. Herr,
NO. 108 P.AST KING STltnnT.
uev 8 plind
jQcntocfitviiiehtnii (!5ciebe.
ptALLANDSUK
TIIF.
ROCHESTER LAMP!
Blxty Caudle-Light; Beats them all.
Anether Let of Cheap Glebes for Gas and OH
Steves.
TIin'TEHFECTION"
METAL MOULDING end RUBBER CUSHION
Weather Strip.
Heats them all. This Btrtpeutwearsall ethers.
K ens out the cold
mops raining or windows.
Excludes the dust. Keens out snow nnd nln
Am une can apply It no vi as te or dirt made in
Himlvlmz IL
1.1
'an be. fitted anywhere no holes
for use. I will net sullt. warn nr
10 uure, reaey ter use.
.,-.-- -.
shrink a cushion strip Is the most perfecLziAl
the Stev e, Heater aud llange Stere or
Jehn P. Schaum & Sens,
34 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
l.NCArrTEU VK.
ev Sale ev U'itt.
T7107l H a u3a "tobacco SW'lUTliTt i.v
J geed condition; rapneity U cases; will
be sold ut one-fourth actual cost. Address.
HEGKNEIt A HAI.DKM AN.
Executers Estate A. Cellins, Marietta. l"a.
e-tid '
MILLEll'ii BORAX "SOAP WILL WAHH
C'letlie ana every article under thusuu.
ffru 900b;
JkTEW BOSTO BTOHK.
OO TO THE
24 Centre Square,
-FOH-
BARGAINS!
We bring you soed cheer by assisting you te
save money. New don't (misunderstand us.
Wedeti'tinean that you are extravagant net
at all but we de mean and say you make a
mistake If you think you canbuy Just as cheap
at any ether store.
OUR PRICKS CANT DE BEAT I
OUR QUALITIES CAN'T BE EQUALED t
THE BEST OF 'EVERYTHING AT THE
LOWEST PRICES.
KEMEMBER THE PLACE. IT WILL
PAY YOU,
NO. 24 CENTRE SQUARE,
LANCASTER, PA.,
Is the Plaea te Ge 1 f Yeu Care te Save Meney.
-WE OFFER
Extraordinary Bargains
IN
BLACK 8ILKB, SHAWLM,
PLUSHEi, SATINS,
VELVETS, CLOTHS,
CASHMERES, SERGES,
HENRI ETTAS, BURAHS,
PERSIAN SILKS,
RIBBONS, HURAIt SILKS,
CORSETS, HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
HANDKERCHIEFS, BUSTLES,
EMBROIDERIES, LACES,
RUCHINGS, COLLARS,
CUFFS, Ac.. Ac.
Plush Coats and Jackets.
Best Mnchlne Thread at c a spool.
SOO Yards Spools or Thread at 2c each.
- Best Sewing Silk at 4e a spool.
Steel Dressing Combs at 10c each.
Fine Pins at 2a a paper.
Fine Toilet Soaps at 60 apiece.
Walebone Waist Stays at 6c te 10c a de :en.
Dress Shields at 60 le 2Se a pair.
Best Skirt Braid at 4c n piece.
Heeks and Eyes en tapes.
Hair Crimps, Hair Brushes, Combs, Teeth
Brushes, Jewelry, Ac,, Ac, Ac.
Ladles' and Children's Fast Bluck Hese at 8c
a pair.
WE ARE HAVING STIRRING TIMESHERE.
OUR BARGAINS DO IT.
J. Harry Stamm,
24 Centre Square,
-I nARLES STAMM'H
BIG REDUCTIONS f
BIG REDUCTIONS !
BIG REDUCTIONS !
BIG REDUCTIONS !
$1. 00 DRESS GOODS at 75e.
73c PIUSS GOODS at 60c.
wic nnnss goods at 37U-.
371 DHESS GOODS at 25c.
DEST UNDKIUVnAR at 75c,
lirST UNDEKWKAR at 50c.
BEST UNDERWEAR at 37Je.
$5.00 BLANKETS at $I.G0.
$4.00 BLANKETS at $3.50.
$3.50 BLANKETS at $3.00.
$3.00 BLANKETS at $2.50.
$2.00 BLANKETS at $2.00,
BEST HENRIETTAS at 75c.
BEST HENRIirrTAS at 50c.
BEST HENRIETTAS at 37k.
$1.50 COMrORTS at $3.00,
$2.50 COMTORTS at $2.00.
$1.50 COMFORTS at $1.25. '
$1.00 COMFORTS at 75c.
FOR BIG BARGAINS
GO TO
35-37
LANCASTER, PA.
Charles SfiamrrTs
ss
NEWBOSTON STORE
I
Ifl hen SW,
wm SIHL
tf s0t anb Shee.
TJAHaAINS,
- . VISIT
STACKHOUSE'I
This Week
ren ma bargains in
Beets & Shoes J
A Full Line or the Celebrated
WALKER BOOT!
The Best Beet Made. Call nnd cee them.
D P. STACKH0USE
Nes.28 and 30 East King Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
T ATEST AND PRETTIEST SHOES I
$2.00 Sftiees
Fer Ladles' and Gent's Wear. Nev
comers almost every week te win till
admiration of exacting patrons. Beau
tlful Shanes lu excellent cracle leather
fitting the feet closely and neatly with
out discomfort. Very serviceable teri
Shoemakers whom w e represent niakl
them that way. and knew hew. TlieJ
would net be here If eurcvcrvMlav nrat
tlcal experience In buying and sclllm
taught us they were otherwise thai)
ceed.
Anions' the latest arrivals here nre twl
handsome shaped shoes for Ladles' wenl
111 line l'euuie uent ami uougeia Khi
Leathers the former recommended fel
lis excellent wearing (itiiilitics, the lattel
ter jignier service. I'irst-ciass nninp
and trimmings, llnve pretty shape
heels, flexible geles, square tees, verke
button holes. Mtuiy higher price
suees are nei mere stynsn nor near
higher finish. We have them In C.
aud E widths, which makes lilting easy
Aneiuer mane et names' miite
Shoes that finds many admirers Mills
the same price, $2. Donuela Kid. nlcel
flnislied aud trimmed, aud which give
tue loot a very pretty shape with ca
and comfort ns an necempauimen
SI?cs 2 te 8, In 4 vltltlis, U, 1), K an
EE. 1
The newest that's here for Ocntlemci:
are very stylish and at economic figure
! per pair ; eitncr .Lace or teugrc
Firtt Calfskin Shoes, French tee, hrea
soles. Very easy nnd coinrerUibli
strenir wearers.
H'cemt Calfskin Shoes, Londen tee, quit
Kiyiisii; wen aim strongly niuuc
easy en the root.
Third Culrskln Shoes, nelnted or nnrru1
Londen tee. An KivlUli sluipi
grenuv iikcii. kikui ler service
alt that the term tiiinlhs.
SHAUB & BURNS
14 North Queen STituirr, Lancas
ter, Pa.
B
OOTS AND SHOES.
TEACHERS 1
I wish te state that the 15,003 Dinning Boek!
or which you recehed notice In my clrc
lar, are wrapped up In packages from 151
SO, and are new ready for distribution, l'kal
call nt jour leisure thin week nnd reecho oil
book for exery scholar In your school.
TEACHERS OF LANCASTER
l I wish te say te 3 oil that these hooks nrefil
the scholars of the Country Schools, as It Is ml
only chance In the whole j car te reach thcnS
and give them n token or remembrance.
thought It would be but fair te draw the Iln
here, as the majority el scholars hi the ceuntr
schools de net hu e ihe ndxuutage or Druvrln
Lessens.
It may be that alter testing thl,iny first ej
pcrlmcutln this, line, I may conclude te elh
similar chances and prizes te the scholar
the city tchoeK
The One-Price Cash Heuse
Chas. H. Frey,
(Successor te FREY A ECICEUT) the Leader
Lew Prices In
BOOTS AND SHOEJ
NOS.3 A 5 EAST KINO STRKiri',
LANCASTER, Pa.
aStere closed every evening at 0 o'clock, ex
ccpt Jleuday aud bulurday.
Olavvi'te.
()NE PRICE!
ONE 111 SINISS
SHAUB & VONDERSMITH
18, 20 & 22 EAST ORANGE ST.
CARPETS
all en Anni
choice patterns!
flTTDT ATliTCl I Finest Material I AS
tfUIVlAlllD (Kinds! Pepulur Prices!
RUGS
nEAPTirt'L!
ClUlPt
ART SQUARES !
LMtm:
ASbOItrMENTl
Oil Cleths ! Lineleums !
And Everything Kent In n Flrst-Clafs Carpel
lleti!e. aiik'.j-iju
l-leuv.
LEV
AN A S.ON"S.
Levan's
Fleur I
Uniform and Reliable.
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