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THE LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCE!,
MONDAY, APKIL 28. 1890.
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RSW J. HINM AW.
OSAKUBBTEINMAM rOLTZ, Editors.
, HOBKRT CLARK PubHabar.
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DAILY IKTLLiaKXCR,-PeMlshe-
4.; 7 t-ty tn the rear, but Bunday. Hervea
fcf wrier. In this eltr and surrounding
iMiHiwaaHta.m.h ttmn radel
?.TlaMavarl4-tlM lamnuinenUii
k n T ;
frS-BCLY tNT-LLTQKNC R-One dollar and
mnr eetiU year, In advance.
I TO BOBSCKIBEIU Merau ey cu-c
: ar mtn -r. and where neither or
; '.Ifceaaeaa b procured send In a registered
'1 the Posteffloe, m aoaend elan mall
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AssmaM,
TBI WTKLLiaEKCtX,
Lancaster. Pa.
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.LAHOAJTEl.F.l., Aril 28, 1890.
-y jw ' iwieiniienarj ncaiwti
Speaker Iteed. as we have heretofore
. t it '- n .i i i ! .... Ia 41. a fPInllAtia
ptaymf type of statesman than anyene
EWne.HOW figures en our stage. J is cuar-
stle Is audacity ana nu uu-
apuleusDtss that flndi no liln-
inee in tee constitution te the
anlishrnent or a dcslred purpose.
ens flourished In tumultuous time.
Mteed figures tn peaceful ones that
net se well suit the rele he assumes.
In the midst of avowed conflict the
S-S. ll. ..,. il. t !-...
naiw nreaiicui, uuin iiuiu ui uaiui in iiuv
Ifropuieus te revolutionary statesmen.
Bessier Heed lias net nuvanccu lils
pfcrty-ln public esteem by his violation
iii eorjgraeleuat precedents with the
I' fifttj, purpose te confirm Republican
airei vh. veugreag ; mm iiic pruinmiiuii
Nftwt be new miikes Hint the United
ktes shall take entire clinrgc of nil
' .a i. n
ai elections, uees net conie te me
feplewlth the weight it would linve lr
w author had net already ruined
'Us repute for fair statesmanship. It Is a
fwomnendatien very naturally flowing
from a partisan who has already satis-
'fled the country that he sees nothing
tteat stands In the way of his purpese te
f'.Mcure the domination of his party. Ills
present scheme, if It becomes operative,
yr temporarily fortify the Republican
party In federal control. If It can eecure
M appointment of the election officers
l-Ltbe manipulation of the election
chlnerV at federal olcctletis. it may
srbaps prolong for a while Its control
'Congress ; but only for a while. The
hrsiee of the people in a free ceuutry, In-
fbrmedbyan iudepeudent and power-
' All press, stich as this ceuutry enjoys,
i hardly be suppressed eveu for u lit-
tts time.
'-'".Mr. Heed's scheme will net secure
f popular favor for the geed reason that
net. is no exigency calling Ter It auu
that there are strong reasons against It.
In Its cost, In Its
IvJeng list of fed-
rral.:elHcsand In ItaJUJuue lutorfer-
kWith the reserved peVHaVMnlu)
tates. Jledemandslt en the sole ground
ithe Republican party is deprived
' lB the Bouthern states of the rote of the
vBSfro'pepulatlon, which he declines
aaturaliy Dciencs te it. JJe admits that
li k an Ignorant vote, but vows that his
party wants It just as It Is, and thinks
that it is urjnucu entitled te It as the
, Democratic party Is te the Ignorant vote
Maf New Yerk.
Mlt will net give any one any trouble te
JMOgnlze the clap-trap nature of this
last declaration. It is as clearly under-
. AUed as the avowal that the Republican
any wants the negre vete by hook or
by creek. It wants It se much, iu
Speaker Reed's opinion, that It is ready
.i establish federal elections Iu all the
' atates that It may get the negre vete in
JMM or two southern states where it con
siders that the Democrats seize upon It.
' lit aeems that Mr. Reed's game Is some-
Swhat small for his caudle : uud it should
rb a consideration with him whether It
WW worth It.
$ Probably he would conclude elher-
kwWlse but for a bejx) that he probably en-
Qtertains in secret that whlle scmug
'klipeathe Ignorant Beuthcru vete with
bls federal election machinery he may
-;mw uomnve te siiatcu witn H tuat
f.lfnerantclty vete In New Yerk which
TtJi A..t j ! .
fjuc uuw awigus iu me icmocraiie jiuny.
; Mr. Reed's plan very likely ceutem-
felates a gathering In of the floating
s-3?yete of the whole ceuutry by the federal
elucers, which he conceives
-w-wlllbe cheaper and belter than even
2 the xcclleut blocks of Ave method of
Indiana.
Wfl ImVA lint, nillfll fiap flint ftlililtn
rrfLJ.rr.ivr ..... ""'"-"'
5 cuvnucui- win suaiaiii tins itepuuucau
S;vr " "" l"""b -"" -uw.u wuuhj 11. IU
:;eesi ana uonuage te enable the Republi
can party te get the negre vete of
Vlfl-luafnnt Aven -liniilt i 1.a Hia fu.l
Eittat present Democratic metheds in that
K.,. state seduce the negre from the support
B.M-.er tne republican party. There is still
L'fe'a sound public sentiment which forbids
ir'Mtl.Tlt1a fr.rlei-itt lilirr.i.A lithl. Al..
pt"afialrs of the stales. And when the
hl-eUtee generally are net deemed com-
Kpetent te fairly return te the federal
lE,V'lngrcB8 me represcntarives who are
tfaSKtb.- choice of the people, it will be u cell
ie Session or their Imbecility, which will
' argue 1)1 for the strength and perpetuity
Bsf the republic. The vigor of the United
Ejwates is the aggregate vigor of the
r states ; and what can the nircrenate be
pp'if the units are deprived of their
strength ?
X Mallcteui Cennnlttce.
There is a committee of the lfentihll.
fircan Senate of New Yerk slttimr in that
lty, Investigating Its Democratic gov gev
& arnrxient. It Is pmrintvird i.tr n tt.n,i
Mi Bamed Ives, who is the henchman of
fl. .-it rt ... ,. . ..
& -iujui vjiuuv, ui ivruviaii auu etuer
L.Sinaloderoua noterlctv. lve la .. r..u..i .
lbut that rather helps than hurts him, In
Sawpittce as puoter tbe inquiry of the
; pOenate itepuuucan committee into
-Democratic misdoing. He Is the sort of
laaan well adapted te uese it out. but vet
Wke Is net te be believed further than
hie proofs.
4i Tbe committee' has been successful In
uncovering gross abuses iu the sheriffs
tfl!ee; but has new come te grief in a
ijsntenal attack upon Mayer Grant.
- ,,wbich is se obviously unfounded as te
. jaaake It clear that it has beeu mallei-
iiely made. The story of a per-
-l.ftODal enemv wila tnkfii nnili.rlli w
jp j. ia committee, charging the mayor with
MKiDg te bribe the beard of aldermen
caeme years age with a fund of 5180,000,
.'teeenfinnhlui as park commlsalener
u, ,aad ebarglng also that the mayor when
m T;JT ""':u pniuis wiui air. krener,
6 ,tM Tammany leader, giving Croker's
; tH aauguier f-,uw m the shape of a
am-vm. nuvu me committee took
fble witness' testimony, In the aUcnce
fib accused mayor, it adjourned, obvl ebvl
ily Intending the charges te affect the
pabllc Judgment until the next meeting.
$ The newspaper reporters, however,
weat into the investigating business en
their own account, and siicedlly get
sough antidote te correct the poison.
Tuey printed with the wltne-te eterv
Ik ataUuif ut of the accused mayor, and
ether witness that clearly showed the
entire falsehood of the Improbable
charges; and Mr. Crekcr cables from
Germany, where he is lying 111, that the
story of the witness, who Is his brother-in-law,
Is false, and that he Is a black
mailer. This performance does net reflect
credit upon the Bcuate committee and
wholly destroys lis usefulness, since It
'demonstrates se clearly the political and
personal spite that animates Its Investigation.
Mr. Jean.
In his desperate efforts te keep pace
with his own loquacity, Bam Jenes
nearly wrecked himself en Sunday. He
was preaching In Charlette, North
Carolina, and before he knew what
he was about he pitched Inte
the Mecklenburg declaration of Inde
pendence and declared It a myth and its
celebration a drunken frolic. As the de
claration Is a pet hobby of the Carel! n I
nlans, he seen found that he was
treading en very tender corns,
and was forced te make a most
abject ajwlegy. He said that he
had found he was mistaken, but in
his eagerness te explain he again
made treuble for himself. JIa wild
that Philadelphia pcople had misled
him and that he would "stamp the
feathers out of them" when he get
back te that city. Whnt u fine
llurclmnl Mr. Jenes would make?
He could always be relied tien te say
the right thing In the wrong place, and
his picturesque and vigorous language
would help along a campaign like
a breeze. He Is only an exces
sively developed specimen of n
very plentiful variety of clergyman
and there are many worthy preachers
of the gospel who rarely venture upon
secular topics without coming te grief in
a similar manner. Pulpit tialnlng docs
net seem te develop care 1 n observation or
statement. When a man is talking
about religious matters and abusing the
devil nobody cares much hew he may
prance along if he only manages te
make his discourse eloquent, impressive
ntul edlfyltlg ; but when he comes down
U earth and turns himself loeso In the
same way disaster Is Inevitable.
Mi:iicimi'.man Meat Axe, of the Hlie.
shene Indiana, tins n mysterious rival. It
will be rcinenibered that Mr. Axe pro pre
dieted n grent Heed uml sent out runnera te
ainoinble all the Indians Iu the Wind
River mountains, In Wyoming, se thnt
they might deacend and k)sehh tlie earth
after the whites had been swept away by
the waters. New a atrange rumor comes
from JiiNt ever the Mentana Ixirder, from
the land of the Cuoycnnes and Crew h. thnt
these Indians nre wildly oxrlted ever a rf - L
pert that a great leader wllLswir nlearT
who will roll the wniU-Tiver en tlie whlle
rncelf-lSy.icrrffBt In persecuting tlie In
LtUsWtT This louder, strange te biiv, la de-
scrlbed as a whlle man who will nlde with
the Indians, and they call him the I ml Inn
Christ. The cemmuudant at Pert Custnr,
Mentana, has aeut a ferce te watch the In
dians who nre holding mw-wows and
religious meetings preparing for the ap ap ap
poarunce of the whlle leader who Is
add te be in the Dig Hern mountains
This leeks very much llke a plot of
soma rascally mcdiclne man with a whlte
oenfedorato who Is determined te outdo
Mr, Meat Axe at all hazards. The flood
Idea was grand enough, but what li It te
casually rolling the earth ever en the
whitest Thore in Homethlng very pathetic
in the effect of thone vngue, wild rumor
of miraculous Intervention for the roscue of
the red man front his Inovitable fate. It Is
as though they recognized thohepelexsnci
of any struggle of theirs Rgalnat white
advauci), but profoundly Impressed with
their own wrenga, proud and deflant
tliey rofuaed te bollevo that their onemloa
would be permitted a llnal triumph. The
jKipularlty of n whlte Christ In this ox ex ox
tremity shows the Improsslen that the
character of the founder of our religion box
made uien the savage mind.
Thk llrazlllaii "previsional gooru georu goeru
mont" has Issued a decree declaring guilty
of military sedition nil pontens who erigi
nate or aid In circulating false reperts or
alarming rumers.suclias rerorerlnstance,
te the disci pllne of the troops, the stability
of public hutlttitlens and publla order.
Prem this tliey ozclude criticism of tlie
government's acta no matter hew severe,
provided It la free from porHenulttlos or de
famation. The offender is In all cases te be
brought te the capital far trial. The
decree Is supplementary te ene Issued In
Docembcr at the time of the trouble
with an artillery regiment, and
the trial of persons arrested under it
will be bofero a military tribunal and ac
cording te military forms. Tlie effect of
tue December decree was te muzzle (he
pros, but since then, under thooucourago theoucourago thoeucourago
nient of se oral mcuibera of the previsional
cabinet, who favered llberty of the press,
the papers have been very bold In their
criticism of publle affair. Dr. I.obe, ox ex
mlnistcr of the interior, has published a
letter insisting thnt there Is my-torieus
and well organized conspiracy n gainst
the government which it has net been able
te pcnetiate. He notes that the alarming
reperts that from tluie te time spring up
origluate simultaneously at distant points
and spread w ith great rapidity.
A Hall orKleotrlo Flre.
During .Sun dny nftorneon'a storm tlie
65 feet llag-stuirabent fifty feet anav fiem
Life Saving nation 2, en Sandy Heek,
was -truck by a ball of fire aa large as
a barrel head. The topmast uud main
spar were shattered from top te bottom.
Surfuiau Jeseph Jtlddle sat ut a window
and saw the ball sheet from the Uustern
sky, preceded by a bright whlte light which
Illuminated the vicinity of the station,
lllddle noticed a black atreak run dewu
the topmast and the ball of tire struck the
mast with a report llke that era cannon.
It did net linger as balls of electrie light
sometimes de, but disappeared llke a flash
of lightning. Ne thunder or lightning had
been beard or seen before or afterward, and
this did net resomble IlKhtiiing.
Cantalu Jack ldwards and his crew uore
dumbfounded. The former bolleves It was
a meteor, but It left no trace. Twesurfmeu
say they have seen such llre balls at sea In
tropical w ater, but never hereabouts. The
flagstaff was se thoroughly shattered that
It was easily pulled ever by means of the
halyards.
" Mellln'a Feed und I ure old frleudF,
it hat tug fulfilled all the condition! ilemuiule t
efltntiny hand," Is the testimony of a well well
knew n phjtlclun.
1 fl l.W CKN'-.UF.IIKNTUIIKHTOCK CKU
JLVr tldcate in multlplia of IKU, eurulima
guarunt cab dl Idend of 10 per c?nU per an.
i1.0.1.""4' le eml-nuually, are turned Vv file
Uulldfnitand Uian AMoelatlen orihketa(llon e
Ofllee. Aberdeen, Beuth Dakota). Ne niember
'VlJS .eU,ler l'l incident te lnuunce
of stock. Hloekmaybeceueru-d InterasTat
pon-hase price after two jeurs. I nveter se
cured by teal esUte mertgsites te double the
anieunt of the Investment deposited with a
.w-v. vv.4tvuucil ITIYlim,
Manager
rrhllalelpblaOffle
Nt All VLul..... u.
ptNELETnKKSlOCK FA KM.
STORM K?NG (2161)
DECOKD 2.30.
Blred by Huppy Medium, sire etCO performer
from a UH te iM. Dam Topsy Ta ler by Alii-ander-s
Nerman, lre of Lulu. 2.111,', Ac., dc
terms for Hprlng season of 1SW, for u foal,
ter tabulated pedlgi'ee und ether Information,
addresf DANIEL. U.KNOLK, '
aprlmdw Marletu.l'a,
XORCAHT IKON iMiu vn-ivnu
lfllii J'!"!1" tl?.d..reducl."K' "P te "-'"eh Ufanieter,
DOTlf
SJ-iA I"erI5; Union. Tube Hupperu!
Mangers, Kleer and Celling Jlat
BESl-H, (33 East Kulton sfreV
miiq
Ask for VAN IIOUTEN'M OOOOA-Uke no
ether. (1)
.i i
Why De People Have
Twe nets of leelh.
They don't shed arm and lega te gti nw
one. Teeth are Indlfpeaaable, and the Crea Crea
eor aire two chances. When one nan BOZO
DON T, even among balilsa, It preeerres the
11 decldoem teeth," and help tottrtecthea the
permanent.
'
TtioManWtaeTalkaMaoh,
We wantterajr a word te you who makes
living with your tongue. Yeu certalnlr hare
rlrar, ttrenc voice te engage your lliienera 1.
Themat' Kcfertrle Oil ter lore threat, cxrtde and
limrneiiem la unexcelled. Ilea and admlm.
Fer anln by Vf. T. flecb, 137 and 13S North
Queen atreeL "uanewtcr.
A Cure for Conatlpatlea aul Mick-Mead-aobe.
Dr.Hllna Mne, while In the Itecky Mountain!,
dlnceTcred a root that when combined with
ether lierbn, makca an easy and certain cure for
roiutlpatlen. It la In the form of dry root and
leaves, and It known aa I-ine's Family Medi
cine It will cure lek-bendache In one night,
for the bleed, liver and kidneys, and fur clear
ing up the complexion It deca wenden. Drug
gliu sell It at 60 cent a package. ))
Well As Ever.
Lettie Heward write from Buffalo, N. T. t
"My ayatam bccamegrratly debilitated through
ardneni proleMlenaidutlea, Muffered from nan
era, nick headache and blllleuineea. Tried
llunleek Bleed JllltmwUh the meat beneficial
erteet. Amiwell aa ever. Fer sale by W. T.
Much, 137 and IS North queen afreet, Lancaa
ler. V
AN IIOUTEN'H COCOA
" 1I1MT A OOE3 FAlTIIIT.
Tliflpnreat,moHtaeluble-the original eoeoa.
Invented, putented and made In Helland,
nallcate, stimulating, nutrltleue, much better
for Uie nerve than tea and coffee. Ask for
NAN HOUTK.VH, take no ether. (SI)
inr31-ly.lM,W,K
etuelcf.
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ATCIItX, CLOCKS, KTC.
f
CIX)CKS, Bl'ECTACIiKS, Ac., BOLD AND
REPAIRED,
lU NOIITH QUKKN 8T-WKIIEIl'H.
s-WaU-he carefully sdectad for Farmers
and ItallreaJsm. apr2t-lyd
TCWKI.KII AND OltADIIATB OITICIAN.
GILL!
jk ir;. Kit d a ii a i) ua tjc ernci. i x.
In the Meit flmiiltlve Orpin we l'eMctn. If
iK'Klcctcd the result t iwrleui nnd often iiruran
filial.
Kye thnt Actie, Kyen that OrewTlrrd, Kym
thnl are Dim, Kyes that Hum or Itrh, come
under thin huml and nheilld Iiate Immediate
attention.
Eyes Examined Free !
- .Mi Rpnrtllctvf.l .
1tU ureH U!ea J
OHAS. S. GILL,
NO.
10 VlST KINO HTUEKT,
I .NOAHTKH, PA.
Vf
Al.TRKC. 1IKKR.
Are jnur K)rs troubling you because our
glasses de net suit ?
OAI.Ii AT
HcRR S(
TIIEJUWELKIt,
And tliiil out the muse. We supply the want
by glvliiK you n pair of
GOOD GLASSES, PROPERLY FITTED.
si-viteF. i.irn.i:. kxpkiit optician,
will be here this weult. llltncult cusis so
licited. EXAMINATIONS KltUi:.
Walter C. Herr,
Ne. 101 N. Queen St.,
COKNKH OK OKANUK.
rVAtlM'SCOilNKK.
SPECTACLES I
A Ni:V AND PKHMANKNI
Ol'LNKD
DEI'AKTMENT
ZAHM'SJCORNER.
WulrnxoepenoJa DISTINCT OPTICAL De
partment In ceniwctlau with our retail busi
ness, and have KITTED UP AN OKKICK ON
THE HECOND KI)Olt OK OUU UUILDINU
exclushely devoted te this brunch, and hae
plated It In charge of u
Regular Oraduate Optician,
Having had 10 years experience Intliebest
hospitals of the country, and recommended by
the best medical authority In the state.
We de net propeso te simply adjust correctly
nil cases of defective sight, and fit them with
the correct lenses, but te perform all HUHQ1
CAL OPEHATION8 necessary, and te place
undir treatment these yhe by proper atten
tion! ihxhI only treatment of tlie eye te restore
their sight without the use of Sectacles. At
thesbine time we de net propose te make the
adjustment se e.iieiiile as te debar our cus
tomers from the aduntage et a proper exami
nation, and will make all EXAMINATION8
KIIEE, excepting only these that require spe
cial treatment te remedy any defect. Helng
sole agent for the celebrated
ARUNDEL TINTED SPECTACLES,
The best lense for the money In the country,
and liu lug the advantages of u proper adj ut
ment at u price within the reach of all, there
will be ae necessity for any one using glasses
that are uncomfortable or unsulted te their
eyes. We shall be pleased te have all suffering
with an trouble of the e) e, In whatever form,
call and be properly treated, by In ADJL'BT
MENTandl'IUCE. ERNEST ZAHM,
ZAHM'HCOK.NKlt,
npri-Jind
LANCA8TEII, KA.
JJ,JJVJ Inch te Inch diameter, for
sale at a low figure, and the only house In the
S'ty y Ith a plpe cnttliiK machine, cutting up te
lin.li diameter, at JOHN Utyra.S-i East Kul-
toil street.
m7'tfd
TT(OIt l'IlTT A OADV A8UE8TOH DISC
V aUes, Jenkins Vahes.llrass Ulebe Vahcs.
llrassGate Vahes, Iren Bedy Ulebe Vfthes
Lewrbafety Vahm. Pep Hafety Valves, Air
V.alv"t,,'",la.t.er . I'ratt's Hwlnglng
Check VaUcs, Brass Check ValvesJ-'oet Vahcs
It&VtKSt:"" at J0UN UEbt8- 7r
IAHItr IN HTOCK-BE8T CHAUCOAU
TNJECTOHH. HUE I.lTrr.K ui-- ,. . ..
4-..cec'5 ''"Plraters and Electors. Ebermin"
ueuerreeaer.renuertuv Insnectiir. Am.,i
1lnn.
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nu wtwti. u JJll!t
BEST'H, 834
East Kulton street
inT-tid
r(i.,.l0J,U:U,'1U!!,': WHUHHE8, HTILLBON
Pipe Wrenchea.l'liieaud Stenkev Wrenches
combined, Kllea. Oil tans, etc Ve U JOHN
BE.sr.aM East t'ulten street ' ni7-tfd
Wnmktr'.
PnitADaxraiA, Menasy, April as, lste.
We have been giving one
hundred "and eighty feet of
counter space te the surprise
let of French Weel Dress
Goods at half prices,
Net room enough. This
morning yre crowd some of
them en te another long coun
ter, and for your convenience
and etlrs they are cut into dress
lengths i.oeo of them :
8-yard lengths $2.00.
10 yard lengths $2.50.
That's 25c a yard. The goods
are a regular 50c grade, and
this year styles.
Where the yardsticks are
flying there are plenty mere of
these quarter dollar goods, and
heaps of the
40-in. Berder 30c
4e-in. Bordered Challis 30c
39-in. Strp'd or Plaid Serge 30c
39-in. Striped Serge 40c
4 1 -in. Bordered Serge 50c
38-in. Jacquard Striped and
Plaid Pure Mohair Bril
liantincs 50c.
Deuble the price would net be
out of the way for most any of
them.
HeutheaM and southwest of centre.
Just as a reminder of hew
little the Muslin Underwear
need cost almost nothing te
pay for the making.
Gowns :
I'lald Cambric, Mether Hubbard yeke
trimmed with beading, ll.7,i.
Klne -luslln, with Mether Hubbard yoke,
ten rows of fine Hamburg Insertion ou
yoke, neck aud sleeves trimmed with In
sertion, edge and beading, 11.23; tlie $1.75
KIUU.
Heavy Muslin, with Mether Hubbard yoke
of all-ever embroidery trimmed with
Hamburg, 70c.
Skirts :
Heavy Muslin, with embroidered rulllj slid
B plaits, II.
Imported English Mpersucker, with extra
wide ruffle, f 1.23.
Underskirts :
Heed muslin, hem, and 7 plaits, ?Jic.
Ooed Muslin, Hamburg rutlleaud 4 plaits,
60c.
Drawers :
Kine Muslin, with horn nnd 8 plaits, .10c.
Klne Musllu, cambric riillle, and J styles
Plaiting, 4Sc
Klne Cambric, ruffle edged with Torchon
. laee, and IS neat pnills, (X'c. .,:, . ..
A"geed share of the women
within a hundred miles of town
knew the " L. R." Corset. Ne
nonsense about it, and nothing
te pay for name. Your money
gees for style, quality, right
shape, and for nothing else
when you put it into the " L.
R."
The "L. R." Summer Corset
at $i is better than any $1.25
Imported Corset we knew of.
The 75c Summer " L. R."
holds the same relative rank.
In ceutil and jean, white or
drab, there are " L. R.'s" at
75c, 95c, and $1.
Hvcend fleer, first gallery, Juniper street side.
Jehn Wanamaker.
QHifuriumrc.
TTK1H AMAUTIN.
China, Glass,
AND
QUEENSWARE
-AT-
Wi are new opening our Hprlng
Importation of Quoensware nnd will
be prepared te supply our customers
with the very best grade of ware at
Lewest Prices. Heusestlres reeehe
especial attention.
HIGH & MARTIN,
15 East King Street.
$atu acviiiKB.
R
EILLY 11UOS.A KAUB.
We Have the Largest Line of
Baby Carriages
in im: city:
The Prices range from f 1 00 te tx 00
See our J7.M Coach. It Is a beauty and a big
favorite.
We keep the Celebrated Whitney Coach. Our
desuens are all the latest We luie no old
styles.
A geed Coach for 15.00. Our 110 Carriage Is
elegautl) upholstered, rattan body.serell spring.
REIILTBROS. &RATJB,
40 and 42 North Queen Street,
Next Doer te t'ostefllre.
SPKCIALTIES-lllcyeles. Tricycles, KUhlng
Tackle, Teunls Uoeds und Velocipedes.
aplMmd
Ceal.
T UMBKKANDCOAU
JJ TOBACCOHHOOKBANDCABEH. WEST
KRN UAKD WOODH. Wholesale nd Itstatl,
bjr., . ..... B. B. MAKTIN CO..
ns-Iyd -H Water atreat Lancaster, Pa.
"DAUMQARDNERa COMPANY,
COAL DEALERS.
W?N,JrL?tr1,QUeen8tIel'Wl1N
yVAsns-NertU Prlucs Street, near Beading
SiUlVtm LANOArtTEK, PA.
DJ- fCliES-- MANUPAerUKER OF 8UU
. glil and OrthepHKllcal Appliances, such
11'-.iiu1"f!,.l,fapeA Urutchea. tubfect Hbees,
W01?1 ,;l,nb,i.K'ft,,tl!Htec1tngs1etc.,Hplnal!
Abdominal and Uterine HuoperUrl, etc. Xady
slUudaucs.auT West King stretl nlmd,
tf eeim tt 9ha.
B
OOTS AND SHOES.
SPEIKfl SUG&ESTIOIS I!
IF YOU WANT TO BE PEBFECTLY COM
FOItTABLE.OO TO
STACKHOUSE'S,
AND
ParctaaPair of HisLatest Slees
Men, Women and Children Supplied.
Ladles' Kine )ew Oxfords and the Ratlnlane
Tep Bhee for Ladles. " Jnsl the Thing."
-- Buying for Cash and Helling for Cash, I
will yield te netnau In the trade In the matter
of Lew Prices.
STAOK HOUSE
28 and 30 East King Stmt,
LANCASTER, PA.
H
AN DHOME SHAPED FOOTWEAR I
Hand-Sewed Shoes.
Among tlie recent arrivals or Ladles'
Bhecs here Is a superb tins or hand
sewed shoes, adapted for either every
day or fine dress. There Is an air of
grace nnd beauty about thorn that at
tracts aud pleases at sight. Uppers are
cut from a superior grade of bright fin
ished kid, a little heavier than French
kid, which adds much te their wearing
qualities: are fitted, trimmed and lined
excellently. Heles aravery flexible, en
suring ease and comfort In wear; suffi
ciently stout, tee, for satisfactory ser
vice; are noiseless and de net creak.
Many pretty shaped feet frequently ap
ticar untidy and slip-shed becauae of net
being properly fitted. There's no reason
why any should be imperfectly clad If
selections be made from this line or
shoes. We hate them In aU'wldths
from B. te K. Inclusive, and rnrely expe
rience, treuble 1n fitting, whether the
feet be exlru narrow or extra wide,
whether It be site ler site 7. All sizes
and widths between are here, of course.
These shoes are certain te become popu
lar among young ladles exacting In
(I rets, ihey are matchless In finish,
high class style and grade at a price se
reasonable. f3 per pair.
New lines of Misses' and Children's
Hhecs made from correct models for the
growing feet. Hec them, te see hew
much better we cater te your wants
than de our competitors On style, In
grade, In price.
Pointed Tee Shoes for MEtPH WEAR
will ngaln be In the fashlonable swlnr
this season. We've something new and
pretty In Congress nnd ltals. for young
Mliiffi'te l59r t ih", stylish, cheap.
Ought te be tf, they're marked $1.73.
Hew will that suit?
SHAUB & BURNS,
14 North queen Street, Lancas
ter. Pa.
etfurnltuve.
TTENRx- WOLK,
FURNITURE STORE,
has removed te 136 East King street, having a
full line of Kurnlture of every description at the
lowest prices. Alse Undertaking promptly at
tended te. Call and examine enr goods.
aS-Udlt H. WOLK. LIS Raat King Street.
e
cimaainiM.
FIVE MINUTES
Leeking Outdoes All the Ooed Things wn
might say about
OUR FURNITURE!
It's Just the kind of Kurnlture that fits a
worthy name. All the New Styles. It's no
treuble te sill such Kurnlture when It's known.
Here's the reason : We Hell Kurnlture for Rep
utation us Well as for Meney, Ne thought of
cheapness In a single piece. Made ler long wear
and satisfaction, and yet sold cheap. That's
what makes It se easy te sell.
Ochs & Gibbs,
Manufacturers and Dealers,
Ne. 31 SOUTH QUEEN Hl'KRKT.
w
IDM iER'S CORNER.
NOW.
New Is the Time of All Times
lOOKT
The Beat Values In Furniture
for
THE LEAST MONEY I
WIDMYER,
Cemer East King and Duke Streets
LANCASTER, l'A.
HE
EINITSH'S FURNITURE DEPOf.
Wiiat De Yeu De With Your
Old Stock ?
Was This Week Asked by a Customer,
We sell It for what It will bring, was our an
swer. We ullew no shopkeepers here.
PLUSH ROCKERS are away down.
ItEDROOM SUITS are away dewu.
COUCHES andLOUNOfM. Well. anyone can
rest easy en such nice goods for
te little money.
Lets of Other Geed Things at Popular Prices
HEINITSH'S
FURNITURE DEPOT,
27 & 29 Seuth Queen Street
NreX1fcfT.,.T,u:s,'AI'SK,w AN gun
,L1 N ER8. All persons are hereby forbidden
te trespass en any or the lauds of the XirnwaU
nd Speedwell estates Ic Lebanon or Lancaster
bounties, whether Inclesed or unlnclesed, either
for the purpose or sheeting or fishing, as tha
law will be rhrldly enforced against all tree
passing en said lands of the undersigned an
this notice
WM. COLEMAN FREEMAN
R.PKROVALDEN,
EDW. a FREEMAN,
, ttemays for U. W. Oelasuui's Hal r.
m .
N:
EW YORK STORE.
I t
a
GrAHSTS
-IN-
WATT , SHAND
ARE ALWAYS
ON TUE OUTLOOK FOR BARGAINS.
One Case Best Quality TOILE DU:NORDS
10c a yard ; never sold for less than 12)e.
MEW POINTED CH ALLIES at 5, SH. 10 and
12cUayard.
A few mere pieces Woel-Kaco PIN CHECK
SPRING! SUITINGS, 12c a yard; only hair
price.
FINE ZEPHYR GIN-HAMS, ISe a yard
made te sell at 25c
FINE INDIA PONGEES, 33 Inches wide, 20c
a yard. .,
AMERICAN PRINTKD FLANNELETTS,
12e a yard ; leek as well as French, at COc
60-Inch ALL-WOOL SPRING SUITING, 8e a
yard ; regular price, GOc.
FINK STRIPED HEItQE BUITIN03, Sca
yard; usually sold at 60c
M-Inch NEW MOHAIR PLAIDS, beautiful
colorings, 2Se a yard.
UO Deseu GENT'S SPRING SCARFS, 23c
each ; many of them are worth 60c.
LADIES' NEW CLOTH CAPES In Black,
Tan, Grey, Gebelin, etc., 11.60 each, worth tf.
6. 8 AND 10 EAST KING ST.
w
ILLIAMHON A FOSTER.
urn Damn
LADIES' DRESS CLOTH I
The goods are E0-lnches wide, nil wool, In all
the Leading Similes and Illack. 'J hey wcre
ttuuD ... dcii ni. jv u ihiui uur pneu IB sve
The quantity Is limited, and cannot possibly
t(itf littler nt Bttrih tin avlrnmiilv Iiubp iirlnA
THIS SEASON'S FAVORITE.
Beys' Cambric Tunic Bulls, In Light nnd
Dark (Shades of Casslmere nnd Cheviots, ti te
17.00, and n Callepe In the bnrgaln.
Ladles' Morning Wrappers, Light und Dark
Celers, SI.
Ladles', Misses' nnd Girls' Steckinette and
Cleth Jackets. 2 te (6.
Ladles' Beaded Wraps, KM te ft 25.
A large assortment efHIlk Wraps and Caws,
at lowest prices.
" ON SECOND FLOOR
can lie found n large and hnndsome assortment
of Men's and Heys' Clothing, In tlie Latest
Fashions for Hprlng and Hummer.
The Htralght Butten Mack Ceat, In round cor
ner or square cut.
The Rell Cellar Back Ceat Is very stylish.
The Deuble-Breasted Sack Coats, square or
round corner, cut with long roll, te dress with
Deuble-Brcasted Vest.
The Cutaway Ceat Is tlirte and four-button,
rm-stly three.
Prince Albert Deuble-Breasted Coats nre worn
with Pants of lighter shade.
Our Pant Bleck consists of the Leading Styles
of Hlrlpcsnnd Plaids. Strictly All-Weel Pants
from JiOO te fS.
MEN'S FURNISHINGS.
The largest and finest assortment of Neck
wear found nnyuhere.
Light and Dark Colored Teck hearts, ITete
Sl.25.
r'eur-ln-HaniK all colors, "c ted 25.
Club Heuse, Windsors. Tycoon Tie and Fancy
Straight and Strap ttes, lu great arlety.
Klghmle Shirt, (1, or f." 40 per hair dozen.
Ne. 2. 75c., or St 03 per half dozen. Fermer
price, SI.
Dr. Warner's Llght-Welght Underwear, In
Camel's Halrand White Woel.ntSI.-i.
Special allies in I-tdlcs' llandkerchlcfs at
2c, Sc and 4c.
All 10c Handkerchiefs new 7c.
All 15c and 17c Handkerchiefs new l2Kc.
Jphlte and Coleied Embroidered liundker
chlefs, excellent values, 17c
Hular35e and 3Se Hundkerrhlefs new 20c.
Better grades, ifc, 13c aud 15c.
Baltimore Shoes for Ladies' Wear
are made or Ben. Bright Dongola I -father, Nar
row Square Tees, Hand-Turned Seles, with
Pointed and Straight Tips, Common Sense
Heels. These are thu best lilting nnd most sty
lish Shoes In the market. Price, S3 60. We haCe
the exclusle sale tn Lancaster.
HOUSEFURNISHINGS.
Klat Irons, superior quality, sizes 6 te 8, at
Sad Irons, with detachable, nlwaj s cool linn
die, atll.fflperset.
Iren Skillets. 17o.00e. 28c nnd m-
Wash Boilers, rust-proof steel bottom, Nes. 8,
l huu e, .. ipv. v-m auu f i.t.
Sprinkling Cans, 19c, &Jc nnd 47c
CANDIES.
Fine Candles nt lewcu prices. Try our W. &
BABY CARRIAGES.
Don't fall te see our selection and get an Idea
of values. Our fS Carriage Is as carefully made
as our 1-3 Carriage.
Ladies' Parasols.
Special makes, and can give any new shade
te match meit any dress.
Alse, all Combination Celers and Plain Black
Parasols and Sun Umbrellas. Prices, 87c up.
Children's Parasols, 2Jc.
32-38 East King Street,
LANCASTER, PA.,
ANI
NO. 31S MARKET ST.. HARlllanURO, PA.
eleur.
EVAN'bLOUR.
LEVAN'S FLOUR
Makes a GOOD Leaf of Bread.
Makes a B'.CLeaf of Bwad.
Makes a WHITE Leaf of Bread.
TWHAT MORE DO YOU WANTJTJS
nti-tvt.
DM
M
NEW MK STORE,
An in
Williamson I Fester
TVR. NATH0R8T, DENTIST.
Jl a CENTRE SQUARE.
Killing Teeth aud Painless Kxtra-tien Sne
claltles. New Sets made, broken one mended
and remodeled. Teeth Inserted without plates
and pivoted, etc Yes,eerytblng perlaluing
te Dentistry will receive prompt attention, at
very Moderate Terms. Remember that Dr.
Naiherstls the ONLY Dentist In this county
who is a graduate of Medicine as well as of Den
tistry, an advantage that la obvious.
mar-lyd4w
UthlHg.
TfllKK TA1LORXKU.
I89O--SPRIN6.-I89O
Fine Tailoring.
The Largest and Meat Elegant Aaaertsat
SPRING NOVELTIES
New Ready for Tour Inspection.
We would also announce the pnrrhaaeef s
Jeb Let or English Suiting nnd Treusering at
rewtwftvriui'v, wmcii we mil svi, m
A8tekliigly Lew PrleM.
49-Call early ta secure a bargain In Uisse I
gwus.
H. Gerhart,
ONLY
DIRECT IMPORTING TAILOR IN THR CITY
43 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
-jyTYERS MATHFOR.
ATTRACTIONS
IN OUR
We've many attractions, In enr Custom De-1
VSlattnsrtl l ova ilt(nl rtn- ttm I
kisiuvuii ir w am suvniu tuc
Handsomest Line
SUITING
FOR
Men's Wear
FROM
$15.00 te Almest Any Price !
Such styles as these are net eflcred anywhere
In Lancaster for the price. Such an assortment
you 11 nna new nere eise,
ELEGANT STLYE8 IN
Men's Treusering !
Mere than you'll enre te leek at. Fiioea rang
from tl tn 114 ITaMI ft! vnn iiv I
.U.- w (V V SB V J VM. w
Myers & Rathven,
Leading Fashiena-le Tailors,
NO. 12 EAST KING STREET
IiANCASTnit. PA.
H
IRSH A BROTHER.
Is what we alwavs lh tn be. both te renr In
tercsts and ours. Wldc-Auukefer your Inter-1
esui means
"The Best Made Clot-leg,
Tne Rest Trimmed Clothing,
Tbe Lewest Prices for Geed Clothing."
It Is a combination for veur benefit nnd such
ou will alwnjs And here. Wide-Awake for
ourewn interests, means that the selling of 8ty-llshly-Made
and Well-Fitting Clothing always
brings its reward in the shape, of new and de-
ngniea customers, we una 11 illustrated :n
our very
WIDE-AWAKE
MADE-TO-ORDER DEPARTMENT,
Etidcnce of which Is found In the flood of
orders which ere pouring In ei err day. The
Ueautlful Patterns, Hupcrh Muke-Up and Ele
gant Fit, together with the Extreme Lew Prices
an serve te mae us nusy.
TO YOUR ORUEK-SUrT8-!12teS30.
TO YOUR ORDEK-PANTALOONB-meSlO.
IN READY-MADE DEPARTMENT,
SUITS Fer Men. Youths. Ilnvs nnd 'AmAtek.
PANTALOONH Ker Men. euths. DnVs nnd
Children are here In the largest and hand-
uuiesi. tiasuriiueiiv w un e e er snewn. naca,
Cutaway or Prince Albert Coats, stylishly made
uuu wen uiiiu, eit iruumcu ana iewiu price.
MEN'S surra, si te jae.
MEN'3 PANTS, 70c te W.
YOUTH'S SUITrt, EUOtelII.
YOUTH'S I'ANTS, 75c te tl.
BOYS' SUITS, 12.50 te 12.
BOYS' PANTS, OZc te J3.50.
CHILDREN'S SUITS, J1.00 te tS.00.
CHILDREN'S PANTS, TOc te f 1.50.
Everything in Furnishings.
Hirsh & Brether,
CLOTHIERS, MERCHANT TAILORS AND
GENTS' FURNISHERS.
I. Queen St., Centre Square, Market St.,
LANCASTER. PA.
ffierpcte.
"Iarp;
ETSI CARPETS
CARPETS !
Custom Rag Carpets
A SPECIALTY
Dyeing ! Dyeing ! Dyeing I
LANCASTER TANCY STEAM DYEING
WORKS
Are second te none In PennsyUnnla for finish
nt work or all kinds. Feathers 1) ed All Shades.
Orders will receive prompt attention.
PHILIP SCHUmT SON & CO,,
NO. IV SOUTH WATER STREET,
Lancaster, Pa. fublMmd
WHITE COTTON WAM"E, COPPED BY
the pound. 10c ; In lets of 10 pounds or
eter.Dc. All goods dellered teany part of tbe
city Free. Call en JOHN BEST, Ne. Sil East
Fulton street. m7-t4
Custom Ipaiwiit
m-AW-B
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