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Lancaster, 1 a.
UkjrOASTM,?A., May . 1890.
, Talking aii Yetlnj.
.A'AmaIIiM llAttlllilfnan ftrtfifTrMamnn linn
a Iff pretest against portions or lue
tariff bill that lie cleea net iikc.
IV.McKenna, of California, does net
ppteve me sugar Bcueumu uiipuMug
m the country a bounty te tbe micar
Iffodiieer Instead of laying an adequate
: upon the imported goods, nic con-
ttfitaeuUef Mr. Keunadonet Uke this
ebange and he argues against it very
tioMlyandvery logically, allowing his
party mends new tncy demoralize tne
lectrlnc of protection, uud hew they
. fetnenstrate their belief that it is true,
M charged, that tbe duty levied
fttpen an article is Just he much
added te Its cost te the, consumer.
. i Notwithstanding this pretest from Mr.
'MeKenna, be is expected te vote for the
jffcstHjr measure.en lu final passage, since
tftte party friends will net amend it te
" ault him. This is said te be the position
. of all tbe Republican congressmen who
Object te portions of tbe bill. Tiicy ex-
l-jpect te satisfy their consciences, if they
i have any, and Ibelr constituents, whom
t way knew tbey bave, by a vigorous ex-
Breislen of their sentiments ; after which
;';thy intend te satisfy their party lead
;-n by an ellecllve vote te pass
'5f.Thl lit all itihv strllr tliimi nalirdtlir n
' lLn. ..rnnnn nnn ...1 . lrtlllrw. nil
' tbe birds in the fleck ; but tot he general
observer it will seem te be a very killing
ae te the party. Hew it can safely
Meunter the arguments of Republicans
ad Democrats alike, denouncing its
tariff measure, is net easily te be seen ;
aea m cause ter suspicion mat me
Measure Is net expected te become a
law. After its passage In the Heuse,
, i iv una vu uiecv vuu euuuiu, wui're
M Bepublicau, Senater Dawes, has
Inwdy expressed a fervent hope that
he may net lie called upon te vote upon
tea bill. Under the practice of the
u Bonace me discussion 01 me uiu win net
be cheaked off. as it has been In the
.ViUIMI Atlrt it lie fltanMitllnti nt t&nnaigy
iuvun., ... .. .. U...l.UU u. iaiikwi
Dawes is general among bis fellows, it Is
toot likely te reach a vote. Certainly it
will net be voted upon until His fully
oesldered ; and the presence of Mr. Cur.
Mb la tbe Senate will be a potent agency
la the exposure of the infelicity of the
Measure.
t People who nre counting upon the
IfaKlnley bill becoming a law will de
WOll te go a Utile slew. The speculators
la Sumatra tobacco, for Instance, who
te be Impressed with tbe idea that
la a geed purchase at any price, may
Kiblycome te grief; and It will ben
thing If they de. Rut the mera they
B.the price of these wruppcrs the
b?,v wenef win n ue ier iue iiuiuc preuuci.
A?f Seitralnlaar Mia Stli.
Thetupremecourtef the United States
jpoeo en its winding way destroying
Independent lealslfttlen of the states and
jeducing them te the condition of federal
provinces. The lest decision affects
.." FftanivlvaniB. anil evprnili-u thn unmil.
BOlia decision of the state Hitnivnineniirf.
l wkich bad sustained the position of the
JOarnea judires of tbe Daunhln court.
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bnuui uu vuv mtuw ut I.TJ1 1UI U11U1I3
OMUKM the state, bavin? efllces nud
i'v;iWng business M-ithiu the .state,
Were subject te pay a license
V ler the privilege, the law of the state te
; purpose being constitutional. The
laited Btatea supreme court upholds
i position of the Norfolk & Western
ailread, that this is a tax upon lnter-
etate ;cemmcrce and unconstitutional.
H United Btates court has lately de-
clared that a state law taxing beef killed
;Bd dressed outside the state Is uncen-
) Otltutienal. It hits dcclai-cd likewise
that a atate may net forbid the imnerla-
; tlen of Intoxicating liquors, evcu though
n ioreius tneir manurncture and sale
. rlthin Its own limits. The question as
te what a state may de without ceuseut
r me uuiieu ciaics uas Dccome verv
'bicult te answer. ,uir
.erViSbe generally sel'i i '"u
;.iltHJK-!iaiSgrv.obe free te
- Wat itsewn pclwns it cheeses, pre-
TMoaicdees net undertake te punish
them lu a cruel and unusual wuv. nml
MAna Kb liumL .ft 41.n. ...1 1
w.. ..t uuuue v, tiiviu wueu luey
-'ftrft itncmfrral In ilnlnn 0....11.1.,
'ler anybody outside the state. If
'tfita people confine themelvei strictly
-te cheating their fellow citizens of the
j atate. the state may imtullilv fnw tn
JNinlab them decently for their wrenc-
delng ; aud It may tax such noenle as It
mom ; but it will need te be exceed
SMmgly careful that It does net tread uneu
4the sacred tees of the people of ether
aUtea.
lV;t'-, Th. 1).nn..l.,,l. 1... I... .1 - II
C-3iOne fee uneu foreign cernnrntlnns Imv.
iltaf offices within the state has been
'MMI.Hma Mn.nln.1 ...! It..
4" KKira, uuu me Hupreme
iOBrt decision does net therefore
Piuct our present state revenue
Th tax .WOS imnesnl n mnlm
V l&relgu corporations who came here
te iaae the money or our people,
Without exposing any taxable preerty,
5r ww sutiu Bomeiuing for the preilt
ty get; and it seems te have been a
riroperthlngtedoforthe protection of
. IbO citizens engaged In like business aud
' far the benellt of the state treimiirv ,m
..Itnurtthe fereiguer, and this the su.
.or
ic court says the constitution for-
, A UUD UTUI M.'uriUU.
i ...A S,.... L'.l
Va publish a story of cents nml Jmstcu
, aisoeurage the unread of the Idea
liierein triumphant. The success of the
ftWrtecn lads with a bright copper
piece will be sure te encourage ether
Wight lads te similar enterprise, and
tknlwa the calamity is vigorously counter ceunter counter
eUd every thrifty citizen in the rami.
y may find himself outrageously
IMkbed of ten cenU' worth of time ueces
fswjr te returu each copper he may re-
by mall. Te return the cent with a
peay contribution or iU equivalent in
aw, as some misguided people appear
bav done, is only te eiler enelf a.
partyr te the actmUitiveuesa of young
alnaiica for It will be noted that the
ttUrtetu siuall boys speedily grew te
fclrty, aud that they dld'uet step their
MwraUeus when thev had built iim n,i.
0Uleu te the church, but have continued
ami propose te build themselves a hand-
two-atery club heute. Olber beyi
wlll want club heusca and all kinds of
things, aud will surely find out and
worry te death any one who la rash
enough te return cents with contribu
tions. On the ether hand, It will net
de te fellow the example of Queen Vic Vic
eoria aud keep the cent, for then
the victim will be bothered by dunning
letters and will feci responsible for the
waste of postage ever that miserable
coin. If it should be politely returned,
after the example of the prince or prin
cess of Wales, with the assurance that It
Is net necded,thcre will net only be waste
of postage but also mere comments en
tbe meanness of the victim. On the
whole, the ptau of President Harrison
seems te be the best,aa by simply return
ing his cent without comment he suc
ceeded In turulng the game against a
saloon-keeper, a butcher and grocer who
were probably net In the ranks of his
admirers and who rejoiced te think
themselves mere liberal thanthe chief ex
ecutive of the nation. Mrs. Harrison was
less wise, though thrifty. She sent ten of
Mr.Wanamakcr's stamps and a package
of autograph cards which she foresaw
might have a money value among
cranks. These cards are te be sold
for ten dollars apiece, but the ordi
nary victim who should send n
let of his signatures unattached te
negotiable paper would And himself
furiously reviled. Clearly the only thing
te de when receiving an application of
this kind is te carefully put a two cent
stamp en It and send it back in profound
silence, vowing that If ever you catch a
progressive society praying ever peuntes
they shall be forcibly taught that sanc
timonious forms cannot justify a forced
levy, no matter hew trilling the amount
or worthy the purpose. In spite of the
prayers it would be safe te say that
nearly all the money se collected was
given from ether motlves than charity.
In erder net te be thought mean , In or
der te take ostentatious udvantage of the
contrast between a penny request and a
liberal glft,lu order te cscape annoyance,
people are weak enough te encourage,
schemes of this kind, but charity docs
Its work in very different waj's, cheer
fully, quietly, without schemeser sharp
practice.
A mtti.k ever two million dollars Is
asked for for the Indian schools, and ns
there nre seme tlilrty-slx thousand little
savages howling Ter education, and about
three-fourths of them are quite- unprevided
for, the estimate soems remarkably low.
Congress had better vete the money.
IIavinu oscaped from the African Jungle
Explorer Stanley has fullen a prey te the
journalistic jackals or Londen, who are
circulating many voislens of his ongage-
meut te Miss Ten Hunt. The latest tale Is
te the offect that Htanley propeaod bofero
his last expedition te "darkest Africa" and
was reftifted, The lady cenfessed te a
friend that she could net stand n man who
dyed his hair as Stanley did. On his return
the oxpleror was duly jxmted, and appear
ing with hair as whlte ns snow was Instant
ly accentcd, "What feels thoje mortals
be I"
It Is painfully evltlent that Secretary
lllalne Is anxious that the Van-American
Congress shall net appear altogether fruit
less. He has transmitted te CenKrcsn,
through the president, a long letter
oarnestly cominendhiK n plan for a ro re
llmlnary survey of a railway line connect
ing the great commercial cities of the hemi
sphere, anil asserts that " lu no ethor way
could the Rovermuont and the people of
the United BtateMcontrtlmte he much te the
development nud prosperity of our nlnter
republics and at the same tlme tolhoex telhoex tolheex
jwnslon of our own cominerce." Consider
ing the immouse dlstauce nud the easy
water communication it (loes net seem
likely that railroad connection would have
much olTeet upon our coinmerco with the
nations at the southern end or tho'homl the'homl tho'heml
sphore, although by encouraging travel
and stimulating the coinmerco of neighbor
ing natleiiH a continental railway chain
might help te drag the southeruors nleug
with us In civilization and progress. Mr.
Dlalne thinks that the agreement that the
railway line shall be forever neutral teri l l
tery, the material used In building It free
of tlutles aud the piopeity and roveinio ox ex
ompt from taxation, should tempt the In
v est men t of capital, und se It should. Hut
after capital Is invosted, and American cltl cltl
zeus have lutorests In tliose turbulent
soulhern republlcs, may net tbe military
power of the United Klntes be ueeeswtry te
maintain the neutrality and tax oxemptlou
of theso reads T He nays that the Interna
tional guarantee has all the force of a
treaty, but ferce of that kind is usually up up
eold by ferce of nrms. Mr. iilalue
modestly asks for only slxty-llve theiiHaud
dollars ler a survey, te be conduc-ted. by
officers of the army and navy, and that
sum may no wen spent ir a wary oye Is
ln l,nm ll.n C..rnl,... .- 'tl IXKllSt lU w... w,
nrnLa!!b?;"nlUerwl t,iat during the
ireii ... 1 mmil,i ,r iiii .i i,iu
.l.Xjndsfurleualy denounced the llehrlnir
sea flaliorles policy of l'roaUlent CIovo CIevo CIove
land's administration. Atacablnet uioct uiect
ing en Tuesday it was decided te adhere te
the policy of last season, which is declared
te be practically the same as thn position
taken by the previous administration. The
similarity may be questioned, but the ex
cuse la Interesting.
UnijEH the linprossleu that he was the
author of a roceut life of Muhlonberg, we
have odlterlally consured Rev. Heber Now New Now
ten, but llndlug that Rev. 'NVllborferco
Newton was the writer of the book,
promptly transfer that portion of our criti
cism te him anil npoleelzo te thn He v.
Heber. It Is rcmarkable that two men of
the name and cloth should manage te claim
attention at the same time, the 0110 by
political lectures from the pulpit and the
ether by the biography, but, with a lively
appreciation of editorial dntles and Jour
nalistic honor, the I.NTKr.LiauNcnn regrets
the errer and rights the wrong,
111..
PERSONAL.
Kinu GteitaK, of Greece, Is said te Intend
te abdicate his throue and live In C'npcu
I a ;en, whero he has a palace.
He.v. Rich A im VAux, Democrat, was
chesen en Tuesday te till the vacancy in
Cougress caused bv the ileutli efSumuel J,
Randall, member 'from the Third district.
Of 8,010 votes cast 8,001 woreforMr. Vuux.
Mihii Tknnant, whom Stanlev Is te
marry In July, takes a doep interest in
Leu Jen street gamins, clashes of which she
has taught for an hour or two dally for
years. Her best pictures are said te have
had them ler subjects also, and her con
tribution te this year's exhibition shows
flve little Arabs hanging ever the railing
en the Thamei embankment.
Rev. Kiwi A.aEiiNA.ST, wln 1ms do de
elded te enter the Episcopal priesthood,
was en Tuesday In Allentewn strlckeu
from the roll or Lehigh classls of the Re
formed church. There was no reelinir
manlfested towards Mr. Oeruant by classls
the last resolution It passed Invoking Hed's
blessing upon him aud his future work.
Ex-Mayer Smith, or Philadelphia, who
gave himself the title or "the Daudy
Mayer, " Is out again for re-election, lie
is a tremendous worker and has a strong
following among the lower class of politi
cians, lie wen the nomination before by
Individual work lu spltief the leaders
and may de se again, or at least get con
trol of oueurIi delegates te dlclate the
nomination and provide btmseir with n
geed berth.
Kashas M. Kimmki.l, aged 7i, died In
Charaborsburgen Monday night. He uas
admitted te the bar in 18i9, after reudlng
law with Judge J. S. Dlack, whose brother-in-law
he arterw arils became. In 1851 Mr.
Klminellwas elected Judge nfthe Sixteenth
district, then eouipesed et Somerset,
franklin, Fulton and Uodrerd' counties.
He served until 1681 aud removed te
Chamlrarsburg, where he has been promi
nent ever since, lie was several times
afterwards tbe candidate or the Democratic
lrty for Judge, bat was defeated by tbe
naturally large Republican majorities,
although he was beaten by small majorities
only. In 1808 he was defeated by Jehn
Cessna for Congress by the narrowest
majority. He will be burled en Thursday.
Vah IIedtkii's Cocoa Cecoa Cocea
noinlcnl. 'Pure, Soluble
Mark all the belle that grace I lie lull,
lllendn or brunette, full-form vd or illghl,
And kIip, you'll find, trunwwnd them nil,
Wliore teeth ere Uie met purr and whlte
WIiem toilet never known the want,
Of llioVlclerlouKOZOt)ONT.
llrend I Jltfxtd t The Cry for II rand !
A million l(vc, net enough for eiiarltrl
Five millions, net enough for one ttate I Klfty
million, net enough for this ceuntr a Unci
day, yet enn wlminegey Muff It In, nererUie
let It Is eatan, and the rcult dytneiula, bit bit
temmr!, nick headache. Impoverished bleed,
pimples, blotches and scrofula. Fer the cor
rection of all this, and as a general tonic for ths
sjitem, lake Oelden Medical Discovery pre
pared by Ir. I'lenst, of Ituffnle. Its action Is
like a charm, a " benediction that fellow afler
firayer." A remedy for stomach and liver
reubles, as well as a specific for threat and
lung disorders. It Is guaranteed te benefit or
cure, or money refunded. W,'fbAw
Would Ifnve llnen Set Upen.
Unci net llurtteck lllnett lltttrrt been a remedy
of tinciiolleiiulile merit they would have been
net down upon by the public as thousands of
medicines have been when their worthlessness
wrs dtscecred. Huntittk Meed Jllllm have
rccehed unquestioned pralics from the sick,
thus esUibllKhlng their merit lx-yond dispute.
Held In Ijincaster by W. T. Hecli, 137 and 13W
North Queen street.
Whnl la It flood l'erf
ll ns tell you what J7iome' f.7ecrtc Ol
Is ireist for. It Is death te rheumatism and neu
ralgia. It will cure n hum. bite, or pain, and Is
niually geed rersprnlns. Held In Lancaster by
W. T. Uech, I3T and 1!W North Queen street.
furniture.
-vciwutniis.
The Geed Housekeeper
WII.I, FIKHT HICIC OlIU IMMENSE MTOUK
OF
PARLOR,
DINING-ROOM,
PARLOR,
FURNITURE!
And (let Our Extremely LOW I'MUEH for
NKW HTYLKtf.
Ochs & Gibbs,
(2d, .Id A 4th Fleer,)
Ne. 31 BOUTH QUKKNHIKEKT.
r
DM f KKH UOUNKK.
DO YOU WANT
A PLUSH UOCKinir Or
ArMJHIITAltLBT Or
ANINJ.AII)TAI!T,U? Or
A HIDKIIOAHD WITH M1HHOUT Or
AUKDUOOMSUITT Or
AVAItnOHSUlT? Or
AUiOKTHUSR COMBINED? Or
ANYTHINO YOU KVKIt HEARD OF
IN TUT. LINK OK rUUNlTUUKT
IF YOU DO,
CALL AT
WIDMYER'S,
KAST KINO AND IWKK ST11KKTS,
TiANOASTUR. 1A.
II
KINIfiill'H KUllNlTimK DEPOT.
WIDE AWAKE
utrjera ucninnir a combination or HIkI
8uallty of the Manufacturer's Art lu all the
eweftt und Latust Deilgu uud the l.eweit
Prices lu
Furniture, Curtains,
Parler Suits, &c.,
SI1011UI bcawalce le tlielr own Interests and
mll upon Ua ulieu their wants will be fully huih
piled. '
Wit nflcr tiMlay h splendid - rtuicnt of Par
T tiMlay h splendid rtuicnt of Par-
nf Hllllu In 'l'urui.,1 11. mtil
Imw 1'rlc
HEIMTSH'S
FURNITURE DEPOT,
27 &. 20 Seuth Queen Street
ilHnce.
w
INES.
IFixie RTinesT
I havcjutreccled, direct from Messrs. Unr
yes, Jcrei, Hpaln, Hr H. H. Zurbarsn, via
Llerioel, and trausrurred te 8. H. Survln, ler
New Yerk, .Marih tilth, a rlne assortment of
Uurcy Hherrles. These Wines are among the
very llui.t that reach ths United Hlates.
CALL AND EXAMINE.
Alse Old and Yeung Madeira Wlues, and en
the wiy 2e Cases lleuche 8ee and 50 Cases Hpcclal
Ureal Western Wine. Thaabove Cliuinpagnea
are the bckt produced In France aud the United
Mtatevel Auierlcu.
H. E. SLAYMAKER, Agt.,
a EAST KINU HTIIEET.
upl'J-S.M.Wd
CEertl.
T' UMllKlt ANIirOAI.
t..Vv,a.J).".A.C'l'MHlloeKHANUC'l' WEST
hllN IIAHU WOOIW. Wholcnale and lU-tall.
, , , , 1I.H.MAKTINACU.,
nVlyd t!l Water Htrcet. Lancaster, if.
Y AUMUAltTlNElUi COMPAN Y.
COAL DEALERS.
YAKits-Nerlh Prince Btreet, near Heading
liupni.
aiKlS-tM LAN0A8TKII.PA.
rpltE MT. UltETN.V
Narrow Gauge Railway
lll beejened for the smuer season en
MONDAYMAY 5th
"lhlt read extemU from thecntrancoef the
Park te the siiminlt of the Seuth Mountain
(Gewrnnr tUk), u dUlancc of about four miles.
IUmliilMtiirutnilii8 connect with all the regu.
lur itaMenger trains en llie Cornwall A Leba
non llullre.id HirUlug ut the Park, aud return
lug from the summit of the mountain lu time
te connect u llh trains leaving the Park.
,;reJi0' en Ptnna. It. It. aud Phlladel
phla 4 Ueadluglt. IU, within KWuiiles, the trip
uiu be ncceinpllslied lueiie day.
1U the NAIUlOWlxr 11 AlOEIn the world.
iSAV'i". me,t l Km KUT IN 1 W CONHTIUIcI
& A "'i1.0 tlle, MOsr COMPLETE
hUtill'MKNl, lu eng lies are twrfect Utile
models of the standard euglnesef the tlmt-ciii.
and Its cars are esellly adapted te arlerdaii
unobstructed view of the waguincent swnery
along the line. Htecl Halls, btuni Uallist. it
Is eue of the features of "w. i
Mt. Gretna Park,
the finest day rejert In (Vntral Pennsylvania.
Church an.lKch,)OlMllltaryaudClIcergui,.
ration. Clubs aud Tnurlut Parties caiiheeur.)
the eicluiheuseerMLUrttna Park en anpii.
catien te NEOIlUBir
al-amd Hup't0.4L.lUllroad,Lebsuen'pa,
B
ROWN B HARftAPARItXA.
A New
it
It has beeu said the body of a human being
Is renewed oncelu seven years, but, alrance te
say, any foreign substance en It, such as ,ilm
pltt, beltt, tumert, concert, rc, remain. The
reason la that they arc diseases and are fed and
kept alhe by Impure matter In the bleat. It
will be seen at once that a cure can only be ac
complished by purifying the bleed. This be
ing done tbey die for waut of support. Many
of the herbs te be found In the vegetable king
dom possess the power te se cleanse tbe bleed,
and, when combined with certain vitalizing
chemicals are a power for geed. That Ilrewn's
Barsaparllla Is such e combination none can
doubt after reading the following :
Meriden, Cesh., May 9, 'an.
Brown's Harsaparllla la unequaled as a puri
fier, haNlng used It In our own family. Very
truly,
Anna Uiciimeni),
Si Newton HU, Mcrlden, Conn.
Hkverly, Mam., March 28, 'S. J
I will state te you that 1 have used Ilrewu's
Harsaparllla aud find It Tery beneficial ns a
spring medicine, and have Just commenced
with It again this spring, and most cordially
Brown's Sarsaparilla
All at Druggists 1 .00. O bottles for A.OO.
IWN'TUikeBemelhlngelse"Jutas geed," IT 18 NOT.
AHA WAltREN i Ce., Bele
Uttettnutctltcr'B.
l'lin.Auiai'iitA, Wednesday. May 21, law.
Thirty-five shades of the
legal Lansdowne in stock to
day. Neur centre of the store.
Tlie Small Beys' Jersey Suits
at $2.75 and $3.50 arc making
a hurrah. Why shouldn't
they ? They're half the regu
lar prices. But that's only one
end of the Beys' Clothing busi
ness. Here is something that
stands for style and quality as
well as for extra worth Ell Ell
weed Suits, three-quarter vest,
4 te 10 year sizes, $6.50 te $1 1.
t new tneugnt ier a new sea
son : for an extra $1.50 the lad
can shed the regular vest and
wear one of White Marseilles
instead.
Have you seen the stuffs that
go into the $20 made-te-meas
tire Suits?
Market street front, caster malu aisle.
Yeu knew hew we've been
overhauling the business of
making Shirts te order. New
there are certain things you
can depend en here :
Having them when premised.
Having them tit accurately.
IIalng the best ler the money.
Paylui; the least for the best.
You'll remember that Mr.
Chas. E. Fenn is with us. That
means a great deal when it
comes te Shirt making. Our
facilities are such that we can
fill orders within a week from
the time they are received.
Chestnut street side, with men's furnishings.
Mere are neat new patterns
in Hamburg Edgings and In
sertings and Fleuncings en
which you can save a third of
our usual prices maybe two
thirds of what the common run
of stores would charge.
Cambric Kilning
1 Inch erk, loteav.
2 Inch work, 15 te 'JIM.
'.' and Inch erlc, 2i In 35c.
1 Ce U Inch m erk, .SU te UK;
Nainsoek Kdglng
M tow Im li work, It telMr.
1 telJi Inch work, 15 te 35c.
Nalusoek Inserting
i't la2i Inch work, '.-. teUV.
i'i Inch Hwlss Klouuetnc
11.75 kind for ILil.
, " .. 1100 kind for 11.50.
A choice iec e,-
Ms.ainsoek
Edging and Inserting te match
just opened ; also Hemstitched
Fleuncings Sec te $3.25, chil
dren's widths 45c te $1.
Houthwcstef centre.
A most surprising thing in
Silver Tlated Ware is a Tea
Set of 5 pieces for $10. Best
triple plate en pure white metal,
and new goods. Five mere
items just as surprising :
Water Pitchers, V.
Casters, t"-'.
llutti r Indies, $1.75.
fnku llaskvU, ll.W.
Pickle UUhes, 11.13.
Our China store prices are
all en a par with this : English
Decorated Dinner Sets of 113
pieces, your choice of S differ
ent decorations, at $7.75 the
set.
Second fleer, middle gullerlci.
Jehn Wanamaker.
Javrtoelo.
TAUABOLBAND UMUUELLAH I
Rese Bres. & Hartman,
1IEADQUAHTKHH FOIl
Umbrellas and Parasols.
PARASOLS I PARASOLS! PARASOLS I
In 0 res l Varieties.
Gleria und Union Hllk Umbrellas. Wagen
Umbnllas.
AlllClndser Umbrellas.
1'uru.eU Mude te Older. Aloe Net and Coach
Parasol.
a-llcpalrlngand Keceiering Neatly DenuC
ATTI1EMAKEHS,
14 East King St.
aprl'J 3ind
$100,000.
IN 110NDS AND MOItTOAOES FOB IN
VEHTORS. IN HUMil OF
1100, f, two, f 1,000 te K0,000.
Bends 8 per cent. Interest. pa ahle quarterly.
Mortgage-) per cent. Interest, payable huff
yisirly. Uendar call for full Information.
JOHN a. METZLKK,
We,g.UuksBt,
A
,4 J
j-
WemaYi."
recommend It te all people having any dlseasa
of the bleed.
MRS. Haraii c. Htxvens,
Ne. 40 Htone HI., Ileverly, Ma,
Mr. (Icerge V. Minefield, of Orrlngten
Maine, says t
By Using
" tT MAIlE A NEW WOMAlf Or KT WIFE."
livery woman may have new life and vigor by
using Ilrewn's Basaparllta.
Ne Weman having Kidney trouble, accem.
panlcd with these deep pain across the back,
drawing down pains, dlirlness, restless sleep,
etc, can expect comfort In this life until tbe
cause be removed.
This cause Is disease of the Kidneys, and can
only be reached through these organs. Mrs. W
l'.4Ierrlck, or nicnburn, Me., was se afflicted,
and sought various channels for help. Hear
lug of Ilrewn's Barsaparllla she tried It, began
te rally at once, and te-day enjoys geed health.
Ilrewn's Harsaparllla Is peculiarly adapted te
Kidney Dlieasp.
Proprietors, Vangnr, Me.
()
(Drocertee.
VTIIXT TO THE UI BLK
The Most Essential family Heek Is
Webster's Quarte Dictionary!
Thp Copyright en the original Webster's Un
abridged Dictionary expired with the year
l'OU KORTY YEARS
the penple have paid a heavy royalty tn the
ETeal publishing nrm who held the monopoly
en this the most necessary and Important book
lu the English language. Ne American parent
has been permitted te educate his boy or girl
without paying tribute n this house which has
literally plnccda TOLL-UATU across the high.
wny of education.
We have made special arrangements with the
largCHt Printing Heuse In the world, te furnish
us with this Heek at a price that en
ables us te be able te present one of them te
each and every purchaser of (20) Twenty Dol
lars' worth of Groceries, and one dollar and
ilfty te one dellarandseventy-llvecentscash.
Ask Ter our Kebate Card If you haenetyet
received one. Will give all ample time te buy
out the JJU worth of goods.
Samuel Clarke, Agt,
Ten, Coffee and Grocery Htere,
UJLltHeuth Queen Bt., Near Ceutre Mquare,
Lancaster, Pa.
T HUlWK'S.
A CARLOAD
-OK-
Wholesale and Retail,
-AT-
BURSK'8, 17 E. KING ST.
A TltEISm
REIST'S BIG FRUIT SALE.
Yeu never saw the llke. Hce dlxnlay In front
ofsterunn Hnturdiiy. Loek up New Era aud
Kiuminer for ll'ir llargalns In ether goods.
Klne Prunes, five pounds for 25c.
I.ni go Prunes, three pounds for 25c.
iJirge French Prunes, two pounds for 25c.
New Heedless ItalHlns, three pounds for IBs,
New Knglltili Currents, three pounds for 25c.
New KMiperatcd Apricots, three pounds for
Sae. New Evaporated Peaches (quarters), five
pounds for 25c. New Eiaperulud Peaches,
pared, two pounds'.for 25c.
One iwund Italian Peaches pared, lSe.
Twe iMiuuds Ijirije Uolden Krk Plums for Sic.
One pound Extra Large Hwcet Sllwr Prunes
for 2.x-.
Keur pounds New Pates for 25c.
'three pounds KMiperuted Apples for 25e. One
pound Evaporated Hllced ApiiIch, 10c. Tue
iieuiiilH Finest New Evaporated Apples for 25c.
Fine Dried Country Apples, 6c a Quart.
Kxtra l'lneNewPrunelhis.20ca pound. Ex
tra Y Ine New Prunellas, 18c a pound,
Geed Prunellas, tw e peiindu for 23c,
i.vaiKiraica uuparca ivaci
ii
'caches (halves), 10c a
pound,
Twe pounds Evaporated
rt r All 1 ,in nti oil '
. IlllKllil Vrt, " t.1
.'".-." "." ief
"te. uiwl,wj; . .peiuu.u
IlllCKt. L"'C.
.ed Pt
aches,
One pound Ei aerutctt Pared Peaches, extra
flue, 25c,
One imiind Extra Lirge Fancy California
PcnchCK, 2.
Keur pounds Klne Ornpe Ralslus fer2,')C.
One Hiund Extra Fancy liartlett Pared Pears
for 2ic.
One pound Klnest Uartlett Pnred Pears, ISc.l
One ieund Klnest (ieldcn Pitted Plums, 18c.
One pound Finest Dark Pitted Plums, 15c.
One pound Pitted Cherries, ery nice, 18c.
One pound iJirge Dine ltalsins, Vie,
One peiiml Whole Hlng Apples, 15c
We can save jeu much money. Come, see
our Immense stock. Canned Uoed ut starva
tion prices. Hmekcd Meats ut prices that will
ejx u ) our eyes.
Kine and Coarse Halt by the carload.
SiHIrlnp along your Acme Heap Tickets and
get one cale of soap free.
WHOLESALE AND KETAIL QnOCEK,
COHNEll WEST KINO AND PUICE8T8.,
Directly Opioslte
J. 11. Martin A Ce.'s Dry Goods Htere. aud
Next Doer te Herrcl Herso Hetel.
ap-Loek for the lllg Hlgn across the pave--ment.
Rummer Clconrte.
.VMUlUDGrATLANTTcciTY; '
WM. E. COCHKAN, Manager.
Complete Hetel ; 100 bed-rooms ; ocean front ;
bestbuthlug greuiuUj biead piazzas; elegant
bullet. mjSl-lliud
rilHEMlNNKQUA,
.1. , ATLANllOCITY, N.J.,
Puclfla Ave., between Arkansas aud Missouri
Aves; central location; rcfurnUhed ; under
new management ; eieothlngnrsl-cless. Write
for circular.
iiUUSmd U. A. HItOWNE.
HOTEL HlttlNSWlCK,
ATL.VN IIO CI l'V, N. J.
New, Modern, Flnt-Class, Complete. Pacific
ncuuc, betvveen New Yerk aud Tenucsnee
UNenuet, w III eien May 31.
uprtl-Smd JOSEPH H. DAV1H.
A
TLANTIO CITY.
LargeWlutePotatees
HOTELCHETWOODE
Pacific. Aenue, near Illinois, Atlantic City.
New and Klrst-Clasx. Hteain HtJit ; Call bells.
Twemluules walk from bench. 2.50 und WW
IKTday. OisMikJuuel.
mUKtiiid MltS. ANNIE GltUIlll.
rpHE CHALFONTE,
THE CHALFONTE,
ATLANTIC CITY, NhW Jtlt-KT.
SITUATED ON THE HEtPII, NOIITH CAllO-
inj Mind E. IIOUEHTB A HONH.
y OOIC I LIFE INSURANCE AT CO-JT, BEE
King's Insurance and Real Estate igrnry,
lleprccntlng Ufc, Accident, Fire, Heller, Plate
Glass and Theft lusuruuee.
Olllce-lUSJi EABT KING BT., 3d Fleer Frent,
iCS-lmd A, T.8ALZIQER, Manager,
Clethtttfj
fjLOTHlNO.
.4
..1'
L Gansman & Brd.
SPECIAL BAMlIflS
-IN-
Men's, Bejs'&CIiildrcQ's Clothing,
tptfial Birplu Ket Fer Sale BUtwhtrt.
A!!We0.' Colored Cheviot HelU at tS, $7, t9.
All-Wpel Blue or Black Cheviot Suits at $6,
Atl-Woel CsMlmere Hnlt., tsje, 170, tSO.
Business RulU at U, t H.
Kntllsh Wlde-Wals Ueat and Vest at M.B0, V,
inaige nine Flannel HuIU, with two set of
llll.
Cheviot Salts at tt.75,
Heys' All-Weel Worsted Bulla ntt5,W,P,tX.
Bers' All-Weel Cassltnera Hutu at II. 15. id.
f7Js..
L-nunren'sMuiis.ii. n.z, luu.Ti.
AlLWoel Children's MulU at (2.25,
fcVtfl.
, 12.73, n.w,
Men's nne worsted or uassimere rants at
13.13,14, 15..
ltn's All-Weel Cheviot Pants. 11.07. 11.75. K.
t3.ra.txpM.
Men's Working Pants, COc, 75c, We, 11.
Beys' Punts, 75c, 90c, 11, 11 25, 11 75.
Children's Pants, 20c, 25c, !l5c, 75c, 11.
-Here Is a chance for elegant economy.
L. Gansman & Bre.,
TalMrt and Manufacturers of Men's. Hey's and
Children's Cleth lug (Exclusive.)
C ua M0RTB Q0EBK IT.,
I.W. CORNER OF 0BAHQE, LAMOAtTER, PA.
tr- Net connected with, any ether Clothing
Heuse in tbe city.
WBe cautious and make no mistake se that
you get te the right place.
M
YKKH A KATUFOS.
ATTRACTIONS
IN OUR
We've many attractions ln our Custom De
partment, we are showing the
Handsomest Line
OF
SUITING
FOR
Men's Wear
FROM
$15.00 te Almest Any Price'
finch stvlcs as these are net offered anywhere
In iJincaster for the price, Hucli an assortment
you'll nnd nowhere elie.
ELEGANT STLYE9 IN
Men's Treusering !
Mern than you'll care te leek at. Prices ran go
from 11 te 113. We'll nt you, tee.
Myers & Rathven,
Leading Fashionable, Tailors,
NO. 12 EAST KING STREET
LANCASTER. PA.
H
IUS1I E imOTUEK. -
CLOTHING
KOU ALL
WEATHER.
Ill hlivlliv Plnthlnv mfltu
overlook the fact
of the Heather's constant eliuiiirliit;. HeiiTb buy
ifflng. MeuTa buy
We hae alas
tee heavy, ethers tee light
had a
-TAOTy,.
MFeTuiUM
In a Hue or Medium-Weight Clothing, well
gotten up, made aud Mulshed In flrst-class st 1c.
All styles or Back, Cutaway and Prince Albert
Coats.
HEN'S SERVICEABLE SUITS-Ready Made,
At S 1, ?5, M, $7, 57 60 and f j.
HEN'S DRESS SUITS-Ready Hade,
At ), (10, 112, 1 1, f 15, i!6, SIS.
YOUTHS' AND BOYS' SUITS
Frem 32 fd te 112.
CHILDREN'S SUITS
At SI, 8100, S2,S2nO,SJ,t3CO,SI,S.),ta,87.
OUH
MADE-TO-ORDER DEPARTMENT
IB BUSY A3 EVEH, AND NO WONDEIt.
The Fit is or the Best, the Trimmings First
Class, uud the Assortment Include L try thing
Desirable.
SUITHTO OHDElt .
PANTS TO OUDElt...
J12tefX.
S t te 110.
SEE THE SHIRTS
. INOUK FUHN1BHING DEPARTMENT
Flannel, Demet, C.illce, Madre. Cheviot.
bilk Birlne, Percale. While and
Fancy 'j wills.
Have you tried the New Cellar, " The Nar
beth," two for 25c?
CLOTHIEI19, MERCHANT TAILORS AND
GENW FURNISHERS.
N. Queen St., Centre Square, Market St.,
LANCASTKB, PA.
lcuttetv)j.
JVIUlCi
Filling
ATHORST, DENTIST.
aiL'ESTllK KUUAltK.
Illluir Teeth and Painless Extraction Spe
cialties. New Sets made, broken ones mended
aud remodeled. Te'th Inserted without plates
and pivoted, etc. Yen, everything perlulnlug
te DentUtry will nvclie prompt atteutlea, ut
erv Mtelenile Tennn. Remember that Dr.
Nalhemts the ONLY Dentist In this county
who Is a graduate of Medicine as well as of Den.
tlstry. an advantage that Is obvious,
Buurll-lydAw
Custom Dpwnt
HIRSH (t BROTHER,
9tu mh:
VTEW YORK STORE.
Piles of Dress Goods
IN KVEHY DE3IRABLE COLOR
AT THE
CASHMKltK IIKNRIETTA8,
In Heliotrope, Orcys, Old Hese, Ac, Ac, at ,
3", Xi, W te 75 cents a yard.
MOHAIR HRIMilANTINES,
In all ths popular colorings, m Inches wide,
23e i 46-lnch,60c; -lnch,75ca yard.
NEW PIiAID MOHAIRS,
Beautiful colorings, 25ea yard.
ALL-WOOL SPRING SUITINGS,
Yard wide, COc a yard.
36-INCH CASHMERE STRIPES,
Bprlng shades, 37Jc a yard.
PURE SILK SATIN RHADAMES,
All colors, 75c a yard; worth 1100.
FIGURED CHINA SILKS,
St Inches wide, DOc a yard.
ELEOANT BLACK SURAH SILKS,
Fully warranted, nt 50c, C2Kc, 75c te 11 00 a yard
LADIES' SHOULDER CAPES,
Cleth, 11 50, 12 00, 12 SO, 13 00 te Id CO Each.
LADIES' BEADED CAPES,
11 50, 12 60, 13 60, 14 00, 15 00 Each.
LADIES' SPRING JACKETS,
12 60, 130011 00 te 18 00 ICach.
CREAM CASHMERE SHAWLS,
II 00, 11 25, II 60 Each.
WATT & SHAND,
6. 8 AND 10 EAST KINO ST.
W1U'
lAMHON&FOSlEli.
WHY GO ELSEW1IEIIE FOB
When you can Purchase the Bkllled Werk of I
the llest uralucd Clothing Men or the times, te I
fit Men or all Proportions Tall Men, Fat Men, j
Hhert Men, Thin Men and Little men, can Im I
supplied wun unexcciica Aii-woei
Cheviot and Gassimere Sack Suits
A selection of twelve dim-rent stvles at 110 aud
Beys' Knee Pant HulUatfl.7J,2.00,f2.2b,2 40
and 83.00
Children's Kilt Skirt Bulls, 2.00, 2.50,13.00
nnusjeu
Hhlrt Waists and Odd Pants, 25c, 50c, 75e and
11.00.
I jidles' Rcadr-mnde Wmnners and Hulls.
llreukfast Wrupiwrs, Light and Dark Celers,
vi isj ana 11.0.
I Jidles' Illeusc Waists. 50c nnd 73c
Ladles' Traveling Coats.
Misses' nud Girls' Jackets.
Ladies' & Children's Hosiery.
Full Hegular Made Halbrlggan, 1.2c.
r un. xjii.L-n, ti-zf w niii m
l'jain ana rancy, ivc, iVc, c ana doc.
UUc
, Bla
Llnle Thread and Bilk, Black aud Fancy, We,
75c, SI and $1.23.
r.t.ltvi..',i linen R. nnH lIVi
One Hundred Dezen Gent's Heeulnr Mane.
striped, half hese, 13c per pair or two pairs for
c.
Gent's Silk Neckwear.
Club Heuse, Plowing End Tecks. Windsors
nnd Keur-ln-IIauds. Large Aeortment of New
Patterns, all 25e.
Hllk Embroidered Fenr-ln-Hand Ties, 25c.
Uejs' Bilk Wludser Tics, 17c ; worth 25c.
SPECIAL OFFERING.
Genuine French Hattnes. 21c.
12l,$e Dress Ginghams, '0c.
15c Dress Ginghams, l'i.'ic
25e Dress Ginghams, 18c.
SC-lnch WoelMtrlped Henri '.., .,v
SK-lneh Mixed Weel HuP'r , iflj.'
:w-lnchHtrlped Woolly nimni ifc
22-lnch Veleteeu,a7.0u,UUK' 18e'
...in-
TJ
btylish Yeung Gent's Hats.
Our Light BttfT Hat, with flat set brim, at
S2.50, is unetcelled und entirely new.
ThoCeirjctBhapo. Evening or Federa Belt
Felt Hat, In eight different colors.
Tennis Caps, In Bilk or French Flannel.
Children's 'leuuls Caps, pud fronts, ull colors,
23c.
Window and Doer Screens.
Belf-Adjustlng Wire Window Screens, opera
lei by Cell Springs, only Mc.
Wire Screen Deers, three panels, Imitation
walnut, 11.25, Sl.JU and Jl.M.
MEN'S KAXGAHOO UIHS SHOES,
Hand-Sewed, Comfortable and Durable, Bread
and Square Tees, Piiln Tips, Lace und Congress,
full assortment of sizes, only f5 00.
32-38 East King Street,
LANCASTEIt, PA
NO. 318 MAKKET ST.. II AUUIHIIUHO. PA.
f leitr.
TT EVAN'S r LOUR.
LEVAN'S FLOUR
Hakes a GOOD Leaf of Bread.
Makes a BIG Leaf of Bread.
Hakes a WHITE Leaf of Bread.
WWUATMORE DO YOUWANTT"
VfOTICE TO TRESPASSERS AND UUN
.LS NERS. All persons are hereby forbidden
te trespass en any of the lands of ths 3ernwaU
nd Speedwell estates lu Lebanon or Lancaster
leuntles, whether Inclesed or uuinrlesed, either
for the purpose or sheeting or ashing, as the
law will be rigidly enforced agalust all tres
passing en said lauds of the uuderalgned arte
this notice
WM. OH .EMAN FREEMAN
K. PERCY ALDEN.
KDW. C. FREEMAN,
Atterntys (or K, W WhwI !.
NEW
m
STORE
Ready-Male Suits,
Williamson & Fester,
. ji. j
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