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CBA1LUH8TKINMAM FOLTZ, Bailers.
jenKiObAHK t-Mut&er.
v DAILY lMTEtLlaKCKR.w.publliihed
sjixsty stay in the yew, bat Sunday. Bervcd
. r arnafg IB IhU city Mia urreanuiu
iftMftrlaadTaoee: 60 cents a month.
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UT IKTKLJjalCrTClcn-Ona dollar ana
rami a year. In advance.
ETOMitWCRIBKHH-KmiltDy cneca
"r IrtitifBca enter, and where neither or
laaa M procured hdh in mim
at tii, rosiefflc, a second elaas mall
Auua,
IB JXTELUaEHCn,
Lancaster. Ha.
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ifJURJAim,PA., Ayril 21. 1890.
,$.tNtsw A gait He Hm.
It haa become the habit of President
i te reklvc from their sentence
fefth army who liave been dl-
LWoeurt-martial. He is disposed
titfLtfaat the reed of tlie service will
f bWpronietod by tbe cxocutlen of tbe
enee. His latest conclusion or mis
I Is In tbe case of First Lieutenant
ideck, of the Flffli Cavalry, wbe
i convicted of prcsentlngafraudulent
Jm against the government and of
UcaUnit'hts nay ucoeuuU. The court
lmendcd clemency 011 account or
infer soed service and disability from
lrie received in actleu. Tbe nresl-
ttt'declares that he docs net consider
mer gaiiantry suiiicieut te excuse iuc
tOMcnargea, Duttiiaine ieuihi uiai
i acta proven " were only technically
: a character calling for tbe icnalty
fndged, and there was an absence of
Dtiea te defraud."
f- If there was no intention te defraud It
difficult te understand bow Lluutcn-
1 -Haddock could have been convicted'
r. prestntiiiK a rrauuuiuut account
Most the government. Surely there
i no rraud wltbeul intent te uerrauu.
till army and navy law and conduct
I e profoundly strange te the clvlllau
elligeiiee that it may even be posHlble
t aueQlcer may be convicted of fraud
the. military sense without having'
I anyjinteut te defraud. The prcsl-
nt says that this la what was done In'
itcuant Haddock's iae ; mid If tbe'
rlctlen was accord 1 111: te military
jlatiens It must be conceded tbut the
ssldeut was quite right in setting aside
"sentence.
r" J wmuU u""i " "Ma
-Vavdh mA luk nvmiLAil liAiimiinM una.
ins UiatUie military court was net
it se silly as te convict of a fraud that
raw unintentional, and of then com-i
ling tne convict te clemency, net,
of bis unintentional wrenir.
Jdg, but because he had been a brave
was new a disabled soldier, we,
ew the president's weakness in exe-.
sting judgments of Jdlsmlasal; and arc'
te belle ve that he has been at It
lin.wltli no belter reason than sym-.
ihy for the dismissed eltlcer, aud at;
prer-ptluir of his aud bis frleuuV bi-
r
I 'jUd.if.thls Is the fact, it is clear that
i.aarvice Is done great injury by such1
ncy. An eiileer who Is Justly
Yleted ht fraud is entitled te no
f from considerations of sympathy,
geed administration demands that'
i shall be extended te him. The geed
' the service requires strict discipline,
steady enforcement of regulations
1 tbe prompt aud certain uuulshuient
f vicious conduct.
" Mr. Rusk's Essay.
eretary of Agriculture J. M. Rusk
Wishes a long essay en the causes and
lies of agricultural depression. It
an iutcrestlng example efvthe ease
rith which an able man may dodge out
r the way or plain lessens of experience
rken his party prejudices and training
see bim letb te accept their tcachiure.
PH says that letters from all parts
fthe country have nDuculed te
for seme explanation of tbe dc
state cf agriculture and urging
gravity of the situation. With
natleu under control of the high
PAriff party that has se often and se
Jly claimed credit for any national
spcrity. It Is a rather embarrassing
iltien that Mr. Rusk fluds himself in.
stemed te upheld the tariff as tbe
; panacea for all industrial niuleem.
clal ills, he turns te It new and dl-
i upon tbe need for a higher taritfen
cultural preducUt.He places the value
pf;,agrlcultural Imports In 1SS0 at three
mnurea anu nny millions or dollars,
estimates that two hundred aud
fty millions of these Imports could be
own in tbe united states. He gets
ii rather surprising ilgure by
intlug all tbe vegetables sugar, rice,
s, oils, wines and animals and their
lucts imported as things that the
American farmer could furnish if only
i tariff was high enough en them. In
ther words, make tbe necessaries of life
costly and tbe farmer cau Krew
r4betn and get rich. But may it net be
gmred that tbe laboring muu of tbe cities
I factories will sutler, or that tliev
f Will need higher wages te meet tbe
peatercosteflivlug and that the far-
will have te pay mere for what he
fCfcaya aud se grev no richer V As though
iaagcr te met tbls point the secretary
councils ecouemy. He admits that the
iiruen ei mortgages upon rarms aud
B homes is dlsceurugiug uud touches en
trassportatleu problems uud grain gam-
ung, put be nnds tbe llrst causes of the
Mtopnaslen te be iuberent lu the farmers
tbamselves. Careless culture and a want
uaf bailnewllke methods and Attention tr
v-..i j i..T -T .
wci jjuws are inuiis lie I1UUS in our
alarming. Many, he says, are land
.wedy and own mere than they cau
IiM or" There may be geed basis for
'Mm fault-finding, but it does net coma
t a geed time. It is net safe te whip a
Ited horse when almost foundered.
struggling farmers burnlus their
i la Kansas and faclnic hard times
rwbere are net lu a humor te be
tided, neither are they likely te
Bdly fellow tbe secretary lu a demand
ST relief by higher tax ou sugar, fibre
1 wines wuen tuey see their stane
i exported in laree volume.
L h ' k W4a.fl...1
3 II.KIMIMII,
iTlw Pan-American Ceugivss, In its
iirument, seems te bave shaken
Its feet the dust of this count rv in
svvery decided fashion. Mr iti,.i..u
jtr tbrcugu the Southern stutes, eife e I
,v,uw ovum Americans iree of cit
with one delegate and eania i,i
intend. The curtain waarmirr.in.....
lack of attendauUuneu tht-fr ,.,.
tdently the Pan-Americans had n
,of tbls country that they wanted te
i, even witneut cost. We uuderstaud
tbey have alia beard as much .
ijr want te hear ; aud that the uet re
ter tutor travels aud deliberations In
Uulted States is found in their de-
i conclusion tbat we are of note
it te them. Tbe premise of a lively
)"u etu, American countries,
wm iu lucueuieui te this
Ueu, hat been ulprwd In the
bud by the demonstration afforded the
delegates that the Republican admlnls
tratien of the United State proposes te
take all from them that It can get
aad give them nothing In return, save
the fnc transportation ever the country
which the state department has given
their delegates ihst tbey might see the
factories that our protective tariff lias
established, and that are ready te serve
the Seuth American states whose free
trade" policy has net furnished thorn
with any. The argument was one
net well adapted te satisfy tbe
Tan-American mind ; accompanied as
It was with tbe announcement that
there was nothing of 'any account pro
duced In tbe Seuth American states that
we cared te have come lu free of duty ;
net even wool, which Is a grcatstaple of
these countries and which tbey want
te exchange for our manufactures.
But Mr. Blaine, tbetr entertainer aud
his party said te thenv: " Net se ; We
will send you these beautiful manufac
tures or ours without any expert and
you will let them in wltheutany Impert
duty, and you will get the best and
cheapest goods en earth. And we will
lake your wool In trade, but we will have
te put a duty en It te protect a few of
our farmers because we protect everyone
lu this country who produces auy
thlug." Aud this lessen the Seuth American
mind gees home pondering. It teaches
them te cut themselves away from the
United States and te establish factories
by a protective tarlll", unless they can
find countries that will take their
national products lu exchange for their
manufactures ou a free trade bails.
Where Is the licet
Friend Myers Samuel M. candldaie
for Ceugress, Is net supported In his am
bition by, the A'cti Ufa, we notej though
'we may be mistaken in this deduc
tion, which seems te be justified by
a somewhat mixed article of- greater
length thau lucidity, that appears
In our contemporary, descriptive
of tbe bee. We understand the al
legation te be that Brether Myers
has a " bee in bis beuuet ;" placed there
by " the personal grievance committee
limited, charged with the special trust
of one-termlzlug Congressman Breslus."
The further course of the in
tricate language of our contem
porary seems te suggest that this
bee is en the committee; and
then again that Brether Myers himself
Is the bee; se that we are quite uncer
tain that we knew precisely what tbe
learned dissertation upon bees really
means te say, and our doubt
is net lessened by the remem
brance that It has been but u
little time slucej the New a,'upon the
oceoslon of Mr. Or lust gutting the post pest post
efllcc, suggested that Congressman
Breslus was den tlned te be a ene-termer.
As this was tbe first suggestion of tbls
kind made by anyeue, it seems that the
New Era editor Is entitled te the pest of
chalrmau of the icrseiial grievance
commlttce of one termers; ami then
where will the bee be V
Tiik prlce of aluminum has been roduecd
by recently discovered methods of niiuiu-
faetura te about two dollars a pound, ul ul
tlieugli a few years age It was worth tnore
than geld. This encourages many glowing
lllghts of fancy as te what may happen
wlieu this light, rustless and strong metal
has been reduced In cost te less than
twonty-flve cents a pound. Then ships
may be built of It larger and swifter than
any steel ocean racer new atleat. Fer
bridges, llro-preof houses, kitchen utensils
and many ethor purposes It mlulit thou ro re ro
pUce Iren and steel. Hut this, "If" In the
consideration of the cost of aluminum Is a
very serlous'llttle word, for although the
cost of production has been greatly reduced
and premises te be brought lower, there Is
a big dllforeneo between two dollars a
pound and twonty-flve cents. The foriuer
Ilgure brings the metal In competition with
a product of our county, nickel, and as
aluminum Is a very plentiful metul a slight
lowering ofthe prlce may be bad for nickel
mining. But aluminum dees net at pres
ent throaten a general everturn of the
metal buslness or a rivalry with iron and
steel, and It will be tlme enough te cress
that industrial brldge when we come
te It. Napeleon III offered a huge
reward te any one who would discover a
way te make alumnluui at a cost low
enough le penult building ships of II, but
he could net hasten the advance of science,
and becnuse recent discoveries bave se
lowered the prlce we are net warranted lu
expecting a further great reduction
speedily, The age of aluminum may be
near at hand, but It will be tlme enough te
contemplate Its glorles when we get there,
aud meanwhile the wonders of this age of
steel are enough for oue generation.
Sl'.NOii Den Nicolas Uaimupe Is a
wealthy Cuban tobacco planter, who has
been telling the New Yerk reporters what
he thinks he knows about tobacco culture,
which he admits Is net new carried en en
as large a Bcale as It used te be lu Cuba.
Ue says that they havn strong competition
from Spanish American countries where
Just as geed tobacco can be grown. "Fer
a long tlme it was supposed that the celo cele celo
brated Vuella Aba je region, which Is situ
ated between the M ami li-'Ul degiees of
latitude, was the only sitet en earth where
the very host grade of tobaceo could grew.
Tobacco thrive') best lu the temperate
cllntes, for lis perted of vegetation huts
only lliree months, and require an uverage
temperature oHSdegreos during the de
velopment of the plant. The Havana
specles is se dellcale that It porUhes when
ever the tomperaturo falls belew UO
degrees, which, however, happens very
rarely In Cuba. Tobacco does net
require much water, two or three showers
being quite sufficient for Its growth In
Cuba; but, then, dew in our climate Is
qulte copious. Our tobacco is entirely
different from that of North Carolina, Vir
ginia and Kentucky ; but I see that much
of the weed sold here utider the iiame of
Havana is far from being genuine, and in
many Instances the tobacco is grown In
this country or Seuth America, and no
body Is the wiser, se long as the pcople
have the satisfaction of thinking they
smoke the Imported article."
van iieutg:
Karthcut,"
'ti COCOA-" Meit
and Ooem
Feul tartar m disease and dvath
Net only te the teeth, hut breath ;
It taints the mouth, and te our nuilln
Gives a met ghastly tinge, the while,
but If we've HOXOUONT clone by,
We may lu uentuuanlUdefy.
North lole KxpvdltleiiH,
I'rlie right, lotteries walking nmtrti.-K
mid
balloon ukceiulenit are u.imlly huinbiiirn or Him
Irctrtc OU la net n
ii u lining, ii u a ijuick
n ui . w. w ' , iiwn.ll 4Vt r
cure for ueIhm mni
apraltD.and UJeataHgoed fur a laineneM. Beld
In Lancaater by W. T. Ilecli. 137 aud 1W NuriU
North Queeuatreeu
Held It te the Lltcht.
The man who tells you ceurldentlally Ju.t
what will eure your cold la prescribing Kemp'a
llaUam tbls year. In the preimrotlen of this
remarkable medicine for coughs and colds no
expense Is spared tocemblno only the beat and
purest Ingredients. Held a bottle of Kemp'a
Balsam te the light and leek through It ; no
tice the bright, clear leek ; then compare with
ether remedies. Price SOe and fl. (j)
Hear Htm.
" feel nni: I
"' ! yaWlcted with alck head
rieral debility, but Jlurdeck hteiM
lit about an immedlute liupreie-
ache and general
murrieruugiii about an Immediate Imi.mv,
ftJIi g.yffi,,e"!..,i,Iu!- ' 9Wr Item
Adelpb UilloiBuiTale n7 Y He d InliSciV
UrbW. T. tiecb, 137 and'l! North QuSS
XT-Alt MOUTEN'B COCOA.
tiii: ehkat cocoa or bohepk,
Tllfc OOUIIfO OMB Or AMKIUCA
DtlMatu, Strengthening te the Iferrei.
Tea and coffee cheer but de net nour
ish. Tbey even leave an injurious effect
upon &t nervous system. Indent,
there Is no beverage like M
Van Heuten's
Cocea
" Best and Gees Farthest."
It stimulate! and neurMim as none
ether, leaves no bud effects and is a flesh
former of the mostjipprevcd type.
J-VAN HOUTKNH COCOA " one, tried,
elwayi lined." The ttreng may take ItwIIU
pleaniira nnd the wcakwrllh Impunity. The
exciting eflccU of tea and cenee are obviated by
It atendy ui, and nerveui dlterder are re
lieved and prevented. Detlcleui te the Unite.
" tjirireiit anle In the world." AHK KOH VAN
IIOUTKN'H ANDTAKKNOOTIIKIl. (II)
93veetvttm.
TM POUT ANT TO
HOIlHRKEKI'RIIM-TIIR
mi. Onrreea nnd (Irecrlea
J. Hiwclal Hale of Tcan,
nil) centlnupx at CLAHKK'n.
NOTK A FEW l'lUCEHt ""
Choice Table Hyrup at afcrlfniMOe a i;allen.
flt-milnr- Mnulu Wyrnp at 2V: ir quart ran.
Kilatn OH few, We, Y.c. and Ha ler Ednm In Feil.
rinrttpjile Cliectic reduced te 49c each.
4 flu I'urt Crrnni CIicehc for 15Jc.
Hwikm Cheeae only Via per lb.
MmtnrderHplcedHardlneii.lOe for large hole.
Ullii new Italalni and 2 B.h new Klga ferW.
Vlta Kvaperated Applcaand 1 lb New l'runel l'runel
Ien, 2V'.
Feul llretlicr'a Tomatoes reduivd te 6) Je run.
Windham Cern the beat Cern packed, Viie
ran.
A I'rctly Little Tea 1'et containing a ft Tea
for i v,
A Few Uurketa Ne. 2 Mackerel at 70c,
Ne. I Muckt-rul rcdiMvd te He xTft.
Cauatln Heda In 11 Vm kcttlea, at Se per lb.
Kxtrn Heiln lllarulta only ,'ije pi-r lb.
Kxlrn Family Cmrkcra, Cc or ft fba for 2V.
4 lbs I'earl or Flake Tapioca for 25c
0 Hia A vena. Oatmeal or Farina for 25c
Waahlng Powder, 3t tiack.
And nil el her goeda throughout the ateck will
lioaeld al theubove proertlouully low prices.
Samuel Clarke, Agt.,
TKA, COFFKF. AND QKOCEttY HTOHK,
I2ANOHHOUTH UUKKNMT.
AT
llUllHK-B.
'J II i: FINKHT IN Til K M AUK ET I
Tbe Yentzer Evaporated Segar Cern.
The Flneat ill the Hlnte. Tender, Hwrct nnd
Klcgaut. Try It, Held Ouly by Vn In Ijiiicim.
ler.
Jellies and Preserves.
.1(1 IK'S hy the liurket, In tin rnpa, In tumh
lera, In glaaHjara, nnd by the pound; retail at
Oe i.t pound. Flue Pure Fruit and Sugar Pn
acrvea ; cquul le hoiiic-mude.
McGAW'S CANNED CORN.
EVKIIY CAN aUAUANTKEO.-Thlnk of It,
hew cheap; lie n ran, or 17 cans for one dollar.
Werth n great dcnl morn, but we have tee
much. Th prlce muatnmlce It go faater. We
are hound te sell It. Our less la your gain.
BURSK'S,
NO. 17 KAHT KINO HTIIKGT.
T KF.ISr.
A CAUI.OAI) OF IIIO 1IAHUAINH
WILL 11K IN TO-DAY.
Thin, In connection with the serving, gratis,
of 11 cup of llloeker'a Dutch Cocea te every
body. III be u L'Hlu day Hulurilu v. Cema one.
come all. The Invitation la gladly extended.
Tent Ha merit", and be convinced that It lina no
cqunl. It la ie easily prepared, and gees much
farther thuu nny ether coceu ou the iiiarkut. It
la free from oil nnd nntl-dyapaptlc.
CANNKU UOOllS.
Three cans Metehela Cem, Fancy, 25c.
Tliiee enna New Plo Peaches, Sic.
Three cana New Chcrrlca, 2V.
Four cana New Hlrawben lea, 2.1c.
Pour cana New lllackberrlCH, 2ie.
Three cana New Applea,2Jc.
Four cjins Fancy New Cern, every can guar
anteed, 23c.
Twe cans Fine French Peaa, 25c.
Tlirce cans Fine Marrowfat Peaa, 2Jc.
Three cana New Housed Mackerel, 25c.
Three cans New Whortleberries, 25c.
i we emta new imapuernea, uk
One large can California Kgg Pltima, 2Sc.
One large can (loUten Drep Plums, 2Uc.
One large cnu Fancy Aprlcela, 23c.
One large can Fancy Aprlcela, 25c.
One Inrge can Fancy Totuateea, Jc; 75c per
ilercu.
One large can Yellow Pared Pouches, 15c
f I .(15 per dozen.
Dill ED FHIHTH.
Twe iwuikU Bllct'd New Pared Peachci, 2Jc.
Five pounds Hiked New Uimarctl Peachca,
2J
One nennil New Pltleil Chcrrlca. lRc.
One pound Klue ew Parial IlitlflVachea, 2Jc.
One ion ml Uoed New Paled HiiH Peachen.lac.
Te peuuda Unpiireil Fancy Half Penehca,2jc.
Three peumla Apricots, Very Flnc,"2c.
Three rana Fine Large Prunea,2Jc.
Five peuuda Uoed Prunes, 25c.
One pound LnrgeHUver Prunes, 20 te pound
20e a pound.
Twe iKiunds Fine Oelden Kgg Pluma, 25c,
Three ieundaKvaxnitciLAiilcs. 25c.
Four Munda Dntea 25e.-;M
One (Hiuml Finn Hurtled ream, IV.
We have a big llun of Funey Dried Fruits he
Kldes. -M lairrela of Dried (Mm. Think of III
20 barrels of Dried Cem at tt Kunda for 25c, or
U'n peuiul. This Is the biggest bargain ever
offered.
MKAT AND FISH.-Plcnln Hnma,9c; Hum
mer llolegna, He; Dried liver, lllc; Knuckle
lleef, 15a; llreakfiist ll.icen. l'Vic; Iteneleaa
llama, 12c; Fine Mackerel, tl ter2"H; Ijirge Ne.
1,15c j IKnp Ken llltHitera, 2Ue; Herring, Ulba,
2re: white Fish, 5eu pound.
lleiKhjuartera rer Wall llrushca, Cauatlc Beda
ami Hecil Onions.
FOH ItKNT 'Jlinv rooms ou second lliwr
atore building. Cull num. One two story brick
liotue en Ceral street Heut.tll. Lese no time.
Jint Mieutcil for geel reuseus,
ItKIHT.
WIK1L1CM.M.K ANDItsVrAlLOHOCKH,
COItNUll WK8T KINU ANU l'KIFUIfi HPH.
T KV liVLUY MAN KXAMINKTUK
"SNAP
WATi:itl'UOOF
COLI.A1US AND CUFFS,
At ElUHMAN'S.
CHOICE NECKWEAH!
WILLIAMBI'OUT,
Wire Buckle Suspender,
AT EUISMAN'H,
CULlUIUKHiONK JKNVELUY l"
Complete Line of
Emblematic Marks
AT EltlBMAN'H.
Ne. U Wet King Hlrect.
TN DAUKE-ST AFUICA."
HENRY M. STANLEY
"In Darkest Africa."
1 he complete story of Htaule) 'a recent thrill
lugudxeuturetaud the disclosure of hUlmper.
tant discoveries will npiieur for the first time
!.,,iU,ei..r.,.xX,:n,,KJ' "v "IMBELF.enlltled
VN. U,AIJI,,T AFHIUA." Ill twovelumea.
profusely lllustraled, prlce O 75 per volume. De
net be deceived by any of the se--allea " Ktan
ley books" new being offered as .' genuine"
f "?, a.uU,e9,Jf Te no en f " "" Stan
ley ceutribuUsd a Hue.
AGENTS Tll.e w,nrk w"i ew
LKY H e w KiilK'i5l'.T- ","r that WAN.
Lh HOW N UOOK.the only one lu which he
has a personal Interest, will W our luiurli l
ou the title page. Address, imprun
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS,
920 Walnut Street,
I'HILADELl'HI.V.
aptfHtdJkw
Htanmkv':
1-HlLADELraiA, Thursday, April . 10.
De you realize hew much
thattgegs as " Pure Linen " is
abeuvnair cotton ? Very likely
net. Nine times in ten
an expert would notice
only
it in
new goods.
Here's a I luck Tewel, big,
sightly, and very like linen te
the unpracticcd eye. It was
sold in a leading store in town
as " pure linen," and at a
" pure linen " -price. It's half
cotton net a fibre of linen in
all the filling. Yet the cotton
is se hidden you must be wide
awake te suspect it till the
wear test comes.
Here are a couple of Genu
ine Pure Linen Deuble Huck
Towels. Just as big, just as
heavy as the make-believes, and
just as cheap 25c. Sec the
false and the true together and
the fraud is plain.
What we call Linen is Linen.
Every time. And by bringing
the goods in big lets straight
from the looms te you we can
make prices as little as these
of the half-cotton 'description
the market is overflowing with.
Fer instance, these old-time
Uarnsley Table Linens as
geed and honest new as in
your grandmother's days
they're the regular 1.25 qual
ity, but the price is Se rents.
Or this German Table Linen,
extra heavy, free from starch
or sizing, at 65 cents ; we hear
of nothing at even 85c that is
as geed.
We told you the ether day of
heavy Damask acts (cloth and
napkins) at $3.75 and 55.
Every word still holds geed.
Marvels of cheapness.
That's the way in every
class of Linens, from the dain
tiest Handkerchief te the heav
iest Carpet Cevering ; qualities
are away up and prices away
down.
Heuthweat of centre.
in Merine Underwear we
have just what you ought te
put en new, and what you will
want te put en a month or six
"weeks from new. We have
never shown better lines of
Underwear for Men, Women,
and Children than new.
Chestnut street aide, wcat of Main Aisle.
About 500 Framed Photo
graphs (11x14 inches) at 35c.
Figure en what the frame alone
would cost you.
Basement, Market street aide.
Jehn Wanamaker.
flahtcc of italtieu.
TALACE OF FAHUION.
ASTRICH'S
PALACE OF FASHION.
115 AND 117 N. QUEEN ST.
Embroideries,
An immense line of 24-inch
Swiss Fleuncings at 25, 29, 33,
37, 45, 50, 62, 75, 90c and $1 a
yd. Special Bargains in 40-inch
Skirtings at 37, 50, 62, 75, 90c
te $1.25 a yard. Elegant Hem
stitched Embroidery Skirtings
and Fleuncings at low prices.
Special value in Hamburg Edg
ings at 5 and 10c a yard. Col
ored Embroideries in all combin
ations. Torchon Laces, 4 job
lets one at 5c a yard, one at 8c
a yard, one at 10c a yard, one at
I2c a yard; all of them
worth mere money.
Trimmings.
Black Silk Passamenteries,
10, 15, 20, 25c te $1.25 a yard.
Steel Passamenteries, at 75c,
$1. $1.35, $1.50 te $4 a yard.
Silver and Geld Braids and Sou Seu
taches. Black Silk Fringe, 40,
50. 75C.$I te $1.25 a yard. Steel
Sets, $1.50, $1.75 te $3. Black
Bead Sets, 75c, $1 a set. Braids
and Bindings of all colors and
designs. Dress Linings.
Gloves.
Anether let el "Lupin" Lac
ing Kid Gloves, 5 hooks, in
black, tan and slates, at 49c a
pair. An immense line of Lisle
Gloves, at 10c a pair. Elegant
Taffeta Silk Gloves at 1 5c a pair.
Pure Silk Gloves at 25, 30, 37,
50 and 75c a pair. Gauze Lisle
Gloves in black, tan and slates,
at 25c a pair.
Bargains in Hosiery.
Ladies' and Children's Fast
Black Ribbed Cotten Hese, at
10 and 12 a pair. Best Ribbed
Royal Black Cotten Hese, for
Ladies and Children, 25c a pair.
Ladies' full regular made
Black Cotten Hese, I2jc a pr.
Ladies' full regular made Bal
briggan Hese i2c a pair.
We call special attention te
our grand assortment of Geld,
Silver and Oxydize Buckles at
25c apiece. New Canvas Belts,
Silver Snake Buckles at 10c,
in black, white and navy. Leath
er Belts in black and tan colors.
Patent Adjustable Buckle, plain
and perforated leather, only
10c apiece. Silk Canvas Belts
enlv 25c. The latest in Silver
and Oxydized Bracelets at 1,0c
apiece,
Chtnamare.
H
lailftMARTIM.
China, Glass,
AND
QUEENSWARE
-AT-
Wk are new opening our Bprlng
Importation of Queenswara and will
be prepared te supply our euiteraan
with the very bestgradaefwareat
Lewest Price. Heuteatlrea reeelr
especial attention.
HIGH & MARTIN,
15 East King Street.
T 11. MARTIN A CO.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.
China Department.
New arrivals every day of
the week, and Novelties in
China and Glass are en exhibi
tion. Tumblers.
Thin Glass, with any initial
you may desire, at $1 a dozen,
put up in boxes of a dozen each.
Thin Glass Wreath Tumblers
at 79c a dozen ; regular price
$1.25.
Table Lamps.
A great reputation for Lew
Prices in the Lamp Department,
and our stock of Rochester
Stand and Hanging Lamps is
complete.
Glassxeare We Are Head-
quarters.
Lewer Prices than ever quoted
en Glass. Butter Dishes, cover
ed, 3c; Sugar Bowls, covered, 3c;
Bread Plates, 3c ; Pickle Dishes,
3c ; Footed Comperts, 3c ;
Tumblers, plain, or fancy, 3c ;
Goblets, 3c ; Lamp Glebes, 3c.
Toilet Sets.
Exquisite Patterns in Toilet
Set in entirely New Designs,
from $2.50 a set te $25.00.
Odd Plates and Platters.
Frem Dinner Sets, at one
half prices, White and Deco
rated. J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King and Princt Sts.,
LANUABTEtl. PA
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M.IAMHON & FO8TEK.
LADIES' DRESS CLOTH!
ThOKoedsnrcSO-lnchea wide, nil wool, In all
the U-udlne Hhndea and lllack. They were
made te sell at 73c a jard. Our price IsiUc
The quantity la limited, nnd cunuet possibly
hint lone at audi nn extremely low prlce,
THIS SEASON'S FAVORITE.
Heys' Cambric Tunic Bulla, lu Light and
Dark Kliudea of Cnsslmere and Chevleta, tXle
JT.'iO, nnd a Callope In the bargain.
JdieV Morning Wrappers, Light and Dark
Colen, Si.
Ladles', Mlsaea' and Olrls' Steckinette and
Cleth Jackets, JiiTi te f (1.
Ijidles' Ueadcd Wraps, (2.50 te tt.25.
A larue assortment efHIlk Wraps and Capes,
at lowest prices.
ON SECOND FLOOR
can be found a lnrge and handsome aaaertment
of Mcn'a and leya' Clothing, In the Latest
r'nahlena rer Hprlng aud Hummer.
1 be Btrnlght Hut ten Hack Ceat, In round cor
ner or Mtinr cut-
The Itell Cellar Back Ceat Is very stylish.
The Deuhle-Hrcaated Hack Ceat, square or
round corner, cut with long roll, te dress with
Oeuhlc-Hrcastcd Vest.
The Cutaway Ceat Is three and four-button,
mi-stly three.
I'rlnce Albert Deuble-Urcasted Coats are worn
with 1'anta of lighter shade.
Uur Taut Stock consists of the Leading Btylca
of Slrliws nnd l'lnlds. Blrlctly Alt-Weel 1'anU
fremSiOO te$.-i.
MEN'S FURNISHINGS.
The lnrjji'it and finest assortment of Neck
wear found any u here.
Light and .Dark Colored Tcck Bcarra.lTcte
tl.'ii.
Keiir-ln-IInuds, all colors, "J5c tell 2i.
Club Heuse, Windsors, Tycoon Tie uud Kancy
Htntlght and Strap llewa, In great urlety.
Klghmlii Shirt, ll. or 5.W icr half dezeu.
Ne. '.'. 75c., or M.OJ per half dezeu. Fermer
price, II.
.v?,r' iW?,rn,er' L.lS,.,!-W.cKht Underwear, In
Camera Hair and White Weel, at 11.25.
Special values lu Ladles' Handkerchiefs at
2c, 3c and 4c.
All lOe Handkerchiefs new 7c.
All 15c and 17c Handkerchiefs new I2We.
AVIilte and Coleied Embroidered Handker
chiefs, excellent values, 17c.
itegular 35e and ssc Handkerchiefs new 25c.
littler grades, 3c, i3c and tic.
Baltimore Shoes for Ladles' Wear
are made of Seft Urlghl Dongola leather, Nar
row Bmiure Tees, llaud-Turned Heles, with
I'elnted and Straight Tina. Common Sense
Heels. These arc the best nitlng and most sty sty
IshHhecsIn the market. Price, $3.50. We have
the exclusive sale lu Lancaster.
HOUSEFURNISHINGS.
Klat Irons, superior quality, sizes 6 te 8, at
2jc each.
Slid Irons, with detachable, always cool ban
dli, ut ll.'i'. I'crK'l.
Iren Skillets, 17c, 20c, 2tie audXIc.
Wash Heller, rust-proof steel bottom, Nes. (J,
7 and a, ut 7c, tMc and 11.13.
t-iiriiikllnj,- Cans, lUe, 33c and 47c.
CANDIES.
Kine Candles at lowest prices. Try our W. A
K. Caramels ut lUc V &
BABY CARRIAGES.
Don't fall te tee our selection and get an Idea
of vuluea. Our H Carrluge is as carefully made
us our f.5 Carriage.
Ladies' Parasols.
Beclal makea, and can give any new shade
le match melt any dress.
Alse, all Combination Co'ers nnd Main Black
PurnheU and Sun Umbrellas. Prices, b7c ue
Children's Parasols, 25c. ' ' p-
in Immense Bargain
IN
Williamseu & Fester.
32-38 East King Street,
LANCASTER, PA.,
ASb
NO, W JsURKCX ST., HARRIMBUHO, VA,
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ADVERTISING
DEPARTMENT
U.5 '
14 Vr-
-i-OF-
40 EAST KING ST.,
(OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE.)
A TEST CASE!
Hew Many People Read Adver
tisements ?
In order te test the efficiency
of advertising and ascertain the
number who read and believe ad
vertisements, we make the fol
lowing substantial offer, which
means hundreds of dollars te be
given away Free te the people of
Lancaster and vicinity.
Save This Paper!
Bring a copy of itte our
store and receive Free of Charge,
a card which will entitle you
and your family te a discount of
ie per cent, en all goods bought
from us in the next 90 days.
Ne discount without a copy of
the paper.
We want hundreds of new
customers and we mean te have
them, if fair treatments, low
prices, geed goods and liberal
inducements will bring them.
Shee Stere,
40 EAST KING STREET,
(OPPOSITE C0UET HOUSE.)
LANCASTER PENNA.
The mm km
Shee Stere,
Ik Cum Sense
rn meehm.
-VTEWYORKSTORB.
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Tht Hew Silk Finiili
will net crock or trew red by acids or perspira
tion, but get mera brilliant by washing In map
and water. They come In Black, with Exqui
site Designs In White Outline like Ktchlngs of
Klewera, Leaves, Twlca, Kaln Dreps, ate. Tb
designs are beautifully artlstle. aad tba goeda
have a durability tbat places them far beyond
anything tbat haa ever been done la thla Ui.
Come and see tbe latest designs.
Dress Trimmings ! "
We ara new showing a Choice Line of
STEEL TRIMMINGS,
BLACK BRAIDED GIMPS,
VANDYKE BRAIDS,
BLACK VANDYKE LACES.
Hpeclal Bargain In Beat
Black Crochet Trimmings,
Choice Designs. Latest Styles, at I1J0 aud 11.75
a yard, worth rrem 13 le 14.
BATIN EDfJESILK RIUBONH,
SATIN EDGE MOIUE 1UUBOHH,
In every desirable Celer and Width, Best Qual
ities, at Lew Prices.
Black and Colored Yel?etRibbens,
In All Widths, Batln nnd Plain Black.
An lmmcnse assortment of
Dress Buckles and Slides,
At , 10, 12, 15, 20, 25 te 50 Cents.
WATT& SHAND,
0, 8 AND 10 EAST KINO ST.
B
OSTON BTOKE.
BOSTON STORE.
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HEADQUARTERS
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45 INCHES WIDE, AT 5.1c., Gc, 75c., 11.00,
f 1.S5, !LU), f I.T5 A YAUD.
ALSO, A BIO ASSORTMENT OF
Henriettas!
At 2V. 37c, 60c., 75c, 11.00, 111 all the New
Hbades, such as Old Koae, Heliotropes,
Light Greys.
Dress Goods!
Is a thing we make a specialty of and no house
In Ijincrtsler can Uiew se much that's
flue In this line, or sell them
cheaper than we de.
FOR FINE GOODS
-OO TO-
35 & 37 N. Queen St.
LANCASTER, PA.
Vrtraaela.
AHASOLSAND UMDRELLAHI
PARASOL
-AND-
UMBRELLA
HEADQUARTERS !
ROSE BROS. & HARTMAN,
14 East King St.
10
PER CENT. DEBENTUKEBTOCK CEH
llflcates lnmultlules off 100. earnlnu-a
guarantee cash dividend or 10 per cent, per an
num, payable semi-annually, are Issued toy tba
Uulldmitand Lean Association of liakotadteme
Office. Aberdeen, Bemb. Dakota). Ne member
ship fee or ether expense Incident le Issuance
of stock. Stock may be convened Inte cash at
purchase price after two years. Invester se
cured by teal estate mortgage te double tbe
amount of the Investment deposited with a
Trustee. Correspondence Invited.
e nr B'CiDi.tvn
MELANEIS SATINES
Black Lace Fleuncings
Charles Stamm.
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