S6bB SATURDAY, JUNE. 14, 1890.
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d(tS. ABHTON D1LKK.
Btj United States tlie f-clioel
jjjle net exactly correspond te
jy elected ftchoel lienrds, it
lyjterest te give n little eltetch
duties of n school beard
-V'y nre- Even in England
Jen nnniMiigly vague, en the
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rvvui it 4uiui,m iiiui ut-
: the public meeting of the
evcry Thnmlny afternoon,
Hm
"visional participation in the
J'C?entJ5 the innin portion of
P'Xw. As a matter of fact, the
D both one'a time nnd ene's
&
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-v?
)iy nuserDcu by the beard,
J,'ennd myself obliged te re
Ifgreea net only a large nnm
wjitlcnl nnd lecturing cngago cngage
ie ise considcrable propor prepor proper
farcin duties as well.
as; arduous part of ene's
itttjiutics undoubtedly consists
a at committees. The whole
porJiennl is divided up among
tl,el"iittees, which meet either
if rfcls'1 Ul 'ue wnncreH
Bjrow-tJer the purpobe in the
dsomVRcheol beard efltce
' he Thames Embankment.
Tr is supposed te sit en thrue
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f& rl& 'l nrce 'l0 n,ay prefer.
Kik D0' my share the works com-
wa lias churge of all the
.tjii 4MS.4:- f rf. i i .s i t i
pjjjB has ered se much abuse for the
WlZXZZT, ...J?r? "Y
i jreHM1" rt:uuui tu;iiuigi.-iue.(ic
tf aste 'Ids latter, however, te
. .Ml trussed all strictly iiltnn-
'Jjr tleiiulH' as we" w " appoint
'$ etr1iers' 'B divided "I Jnt"
&ST ., i-cemmlttces. such ns the
4- McW,u')'1 tt!aclien,i tll proiue-
.j",wli t-Auiuiau euu-uuui-
""U of which I sit, and the
Sib-commitiee, of which I
'IM. Se I de net tliinlc I
". y of exaggeration if I eay
JUlraire Uftm'ii linnra 11 i-erV
ife.
11" T
ff5S
i-ift
it&JUei n Uav. ojicliiaive of SuLiir.
!'H v'" are oevoieu te com-
f$?F w iH'jjiic. bomctimes, when
If
"Wii. . . . -
passcjL'ii rusn or work-, i may
distit e duy from 10 o'clock till
lawa.he beard efllct's, passing
be thfudttce room te another,
oendU1 moments by signing
nrufo'n'nerable checks which
Pre
RS
Kp. aUj ta ilnance cemmitter nl
6v v. and for anv member whom
C Indlnntnna.,ltlJVcrty-4l
li'd' nin,rnmla' EpucJnlly iuterwit
rk& Mnii. 'J beard duties. In my own
-K. mm. II i hllU DtllLTVJA ill? IR7l,LIMI 1. tm
Ki -. t Lambeth I am respenai-
lis!? nCOnnl ctn., f ..!..
''"Af"1' 1 a uitirva teiUU Ul 11I11U
Kv ?h uy nre wittered ever a
t'v. Tf . " are nil very far
'f?' . 'jewu home in Kensing-
;JJ rery temanagi thotherough
thill H.1IM 41. n.. .. n..t 1 2
pi fcwgnjnerniiig. Soenoortwo
nlng department and te the
welguUiendly relations with the
law. tibtresses. Very often, if
turned Sf adWee or iuforma iuferma
be newi-'nchers ask me te call.
makes it drop in unexpectedly in
pp. sentlnifW8'-'1' tliat everything
KSt Eatrai"y- . .
Ik? deanlHA' &"' explains that
w& hi. twu11'"1 t0 n extra as-
K'j ,X11S DCS..,, i,., .,.,. ...
K". H Bet ril1 f ene bIie has
Ps nCaiing n.,,il.nrrll.enHI,i.l.
1, ens dl f 1 1 Ilm told a long story
" "" "'eage ei tlie jiiaj-greunu is
This su,ji the small infants wet
iraple i,ristently playing in the
of actierfhicli are left by every
Incalcul, Many of thete little
lsf Jndlath, if they had te pass
wJr jleus channels of efllcial
JR. ? take fcuveral weeks te
ff?Jl . tla.T 4 a.... V.. ..
ftlfi. .. . nDlnnnl lH,n..l.n n...l .
KC lubes a""""" iu'fi i nj
W& Jehn B ' at a ''e01 s usually
f llbrarxT nv f.ac Then, tee, it ii
mr ratuer1;1. 'e tea10rs, !?,feel
muU" '."ted, and if a class of
- "'- nt a new sons, or if the
DOOKS wejy happy uptituile for
SJj, tutien of chPi-n mid pupils alike
teP,c PI1U1 te 1) put through
i.r The feunriuvlienefit.
Pu9'-'t3 usej confess that we nre
WlS of his ew( Londen of our school
Ev Pu" ;vy3 a great pleasure te
-eUvpJy ivi "no of our big, hand-
p . fjflfl liv- tillbnf tl wif ll if a irnlilml
i'jl tln.i. 4..MM.1lit frn.ii flic, .iii.lbf. if
r UMO 4Uil-"0 --1 V. IIMUC V
't, our iumre,,",-'""wl ,"(1 ence
i tf.er tbeM! plover the separata class
rinetenul j'ri""iu, "ie uigtcn
: Uy te les"11"1 'Wi na the
'Tiiuetee Caiua'e8, 'l 'a ,v cow'ert te
K UUt tUe iilJ Ullll llUKIUl-
Coebeol can'fl',11'!1'8 J"""08 ,nny
?imchoelf1.t.h"rd"3r evertluu
t !W1. rf 'U-J '' "ai'l'y ir.
M..J . I . ' UUHl, WBH 111 HCI1O0I
""" wuai bTOmd scholars alike.
ine.,but , nhvavs Ix-tter. nn.l
'" 0'T and smartness alwut
L itch is very enceurdg-
Me6' miji deir(iien
Ipbitrve'l iu an
JiK)l room!
it!".
PKtn&,uKfl
mjunnt, are
'JEbToe" wit-
V."?,
httnfwilW UVCT lllllL-f. u
lewnwiiiay be put down by any
torje nre then taken in l turn.
nsJiii tiiii manner that a motion in
Uc?r of free education was carried last
(winter ny a large mammy, tnus greatly
-.- . ..... ..
strengthening tlie hands of the advo
cates of this most necessary reform. It
was also by a netice of motion the ether
day that Mrs. Besnnt nnd Mr. Stewart
Hcadlam tried te ro-raise the whole
question of religions instruction by mov
ing that Bible reading should be discon
tinued in all our schools, n motion which,
being considered nt the present moment
inoppertuno, did net find a single sup
porter en the beard.
Pnrtles nre very fairly divided en
the present school Ixiard, which adds a
great zest te the divisions There are
nbeut twenty Clericals efHpgldtes, as
they arc frequently tci-HWi, and an
equal number of Progressives or Itndl
cals, but between the two thcre stand
nbeut a dozen wi called Moderates, who,
en the whole, mere frequently vete with
the former than with the latter party.
Mr. Diggle combines in his person func
tions analogous te theso of speaker of
the Iioube of commons, a leader of the
government. He acts both as chairman
of the beard nnd as; leader of the Cleri
cal, a combination which inevitably
from time te tiine produces uufortunate
results. As n chatrinnu "pur et simple,"
Mr, Diggle is admirable, with nn im im
'mense knewledge of busincsi nnd n con
siderable senf.0 of equity, but when par
ty considerations happen te inlervene
his judicial impartiality is apt te fail
him. On our side for I fancy I need
hardly inform my American friends that
my placeis among the I'regrebslsts the
Hen. Lyulph Stanley, a clever member
of an exceptionally clever family, la ene
of the ablest educationalists nnd a very
leading spirit, although he finds himself
pretty frequently in antagonism te theso
Members possessed of Socialistic lean
ings. We four lady members of the school
lwird form n veiy harmonious little
quartet in spite of the various differ
ences of opinion that naturally exist be
tween us. Our wnier member, Mils
Davenport Hill, has for many ycara ox ex
tended her special protection ever the
distinctively feminine branches of edu
cation, such ns sewing, cooking and
laundry work. Her influence has cer
tainly been nuut betielicinl in thle de
partments, our methods of teaching sow sew
ing te large daises being no succchsful
that we have been fiequenlly .applied te
for ndvice en the subject fiem both
Aniuiicn and Australia. Mrs. Maltlaud,
who has had much local exjicriciicu of
schoeli in her own division of Maryle Marylo Maryle
bene, devetes her cnergicu mainly te
hchoel management and the (election of
teachers, while Mrs. Annle Ikaiit dili
gently pushes forward all the labor ques
tions nnd does her best te iufiihe the
proceedings of the beard with a Seclalibt
spirit. It is mainly owing te her exer
tions that the liemd new declines te give
contracts for schools te nny employer
who does net pay the trades union into
of wages, a change which was net effect
ed without a fieice struggle. Khe is also
an ardent supporter of flee schools and
free meals.
As for myself, 1 have pe far abstained,
intentionally, from taking up any special
line of action as a woman. It seems te
me far inore important that women
should le.ttn te take their full and equal
shnre of intellectual work side by side
with men than that they should erect
themselves into a body with beparate
and jKi&ibly antagonistic claims mid in
teiests. This in no way afreets my very
firm la-licf in the iuimeube advantages te
be gained by the probenee of women en
the beard. In the ordinary loutine of
business there arise numerous little
points lesjiecting either the instruction
of the girls or the comfort and well lie
ing of mistresses and pupil teachers
which it is obviously n woman's province
te decide. Te tin?, personally, the whele
work is full of a never failing interest;
it is thoroughly practical in the best
sense, and in working for the welfare of
the rislug generation we have a satisfac
tory conviction that we are at least be
ginning at the right end.
Jh&QL
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GOSSIP OF THE ATHLETIC CLUBS.
Tlie Orange tlilb, u strong social organi ergani organi
sateon In th.it prettj NVw.Ifi-.i-y town, lias
nrrangi-il mi ntlilctie adjunct known ns tlie
Orange Athletic club. They are hi) lug
out u Held with a track, liasubnll diamond
nnd nuuu'i-eus ti-nnis uiuits. Tim inein
beuliip of the adjunct is already lnrge
enough te make It a micccss.
Tlie annual spring games of tlie Warren
Athletle club, of Wilmington, Del., will
take plncu en Saturday afternoon, June 31,
en tlie ba.seh.ill grounds. The open events
are 100 )ard,?J0 yard, fcSu yard and 'J mila
4 mis, jmiiiiiiik uigii jump, running nreau
jump, 1 anil ;t inlle bk-jcle raw-s nud put
ting 111 pound shot. All tlu-se are li.tmll
cap. Theru are ether events open only te
members of tliu Wnrn-n club. There ill
nlbe be n 100 yard run and a a mllcble)tlu
race, both tcruteli, for the champienliip
of Delaware. I'utrnuce fee, .V) cents per
man for each eu-ut. A large numlieref
Xuw Yerk city at hlete.H ill tKe part iu
tlie&e gnmcH.
A repreM-ntnthu of tlie Hemer Athletic
club e( Colerado is traveling tlireiiKh tlie
ea-t looking at thu arieiiH Kyiiina-iums of
large utlik-tle elnlw ami Yeung .Men's
Christian iiHset-iat ion-, The Denver club
U In it thru ing condition and Intends prof
iting by tlie experience of it eastern
brethren.
The Maple Athletic club of Chicago re
cently elected the following etllccrs: Presi
dent, I.011U M.illcry, mce president, lit
ward l)vegnn,secii-tar), lleinanl MiCaiiu;
treasurer, Niclielus HUcridp.n. There nre
new 12u niemU-rs In geml htandlng, and
Hmengllu-AO are quite a number of imkmI
athletes.
The Pacific t'ea.-.t Amateur Athletic as as as
hoclatien, wheMi headiiuartiTs urent San
Pruuulsce, has lately adopted rules con
cerning (Iwiuipleu&liip eents, disquulillca disquulillca disquulillca
ttouef ntlilctc, records, and athlett hell
ing prlzi tlmilnr te the Aumricuii Athletle
uulen. KITerts he far te nuiulgnuiate the
tw e Itedies ha e been unsuccessful, but they
nre working inore Iu harmony new than
ever before.
Although the city of Pullman, Ills., is
owned by the Pullman Palace Car com
pany, and person wishing te rt-klde theru
,can only rent houses, the town beasts of a
beautiful athletic plant en the bhere of
Lake .Calumet, nnd Ju proportion te the in in
tiawtaets.nearly allot whomare employed
In the railroad shop, there are numerous
geed athletes. The athletle ground nud
beat Ileus are within a ktoue's threw of
tile huge aggregation of ttructureniuthe
1'UlIllian' WOrka nnrl lull... ... .11.1.
stimulates uthletlc practice.
'-1
Tinififflai
emnr. who
WTE
?tratie nemi-
W" ""l
be the next
he commonwealth.
)rgfn.
"JKn nutbreak
the civil wnr
lie entered the
seuthcni army na
a member of the
stair of Gen. Gor Ger Gor
eon, nnd remain
ed in nctlve serv
ice until the dec-
laraiien ei peaces
Then he in a de
Montgomery his " " I
home, and has re- cel. themas jenes.
sided there ever since. In two crises
the Birmingham riots he handled ths
militia under his command with skill
nnd prudence. He has liccn n member of
the Alabama legislature, nnd Ills per
sonal nnd party friends declare that it
elected he will fill the gubernatorial
rleilr lth dlirnitv nnd nbllitv.
YACHTING NOTE8.
A rnce for forty footers will be sailed this
year under the auspice of the Corinthian
Yacht club of New Yerk. The race will
lmnsm-cpstakcs at $100 each for starters,
fi'i It dcclnrcd out by June 30; 50 if de
clared out by June 31. There will be no
time limit.
It is expected nnd hoped by American
)nchtsmcn that the new Burgess forty
footer Gosseon will knock the spots out of
the cutter Mlncrvn.
The twenty rating cutler Vrcda, which
gave the Dragen, tlie crack beat of her
class, no murh trouble last )car, has been
purchased by a Canadian yachtsman.
The prlce paid by Commedore Tucker, of
the Eastern Yacht club, for the Sea Fex
was f 10,000.
Be many thirty footers have lecn lately
built Hint the Interest lu thatcless Is nt Its
height.
An l'.iiglltli IVitrdrlnn,
Jehn 'J'liempMin, who recently mntched
himself at Yarmouth, Kngland, te walk
twenty miles lu
four hours for
1125, acrempllslird'
thu fent stlth 0
minutes, SI rcc rcc
euds te spare.
Thompson felt se
safe an te the re
sult that during
th Inst hnlf mile
he carried his
grandson en his
hack. Tliompseu
is in hisMlth )car.
He hits taken part
I n numerous
matches. 'J' he
walk against time
took place en the
Calster read. The
con ihe was n hulf
mle, at n point
where the rend
was p e r f e e 1 1 y
straight nud qulte
loel. Although
JOHN Thompson. tlie timu was net
remarkably fast (V. Perkins, of Lumleii,
walked tlie samn distance in 3 hours 80
minutes 67 seconds, July in, 187"), tlie per per per
forimiuce ciented considerable Interest lu
I'liglaud
CHCSS AND CHECKERS.
Cliess problem Ne. CO.
Black.
HTBS8B JBL
rm a Kim '$&, &$
s B"6a
MLBJBL
White.
Whltu teplayiimt unite lu fouruiees.
Checker problem Ne. 00 lly Jehn Mc
Nnlly. Ulack-2, 10, 18. 21.
White 13, 10, 3I, 3U.
lllnck te play and win.
S01.UI10NS.
Chess problem Ne. 05.
White. lllnck.
1..11 tu Q 113 K 1)5
2..B-113 K-K5
3..II-QD0 K me es.
i. II or It mates.
Checker pieblcm Ne. 05 By Jehn Mc
Nally. White, 13, tS, 10, 'M, 27", 2S 30. Ulack,
s, O", -, n, 1 1', i,, 21. white te w in.
White.
Black.
l..lSte23
2,.30to2e
3.. 27 te 21
4..2I1O20
fi. .20 te 18
0..1Ste23
7. .2J te 27
1.. 0tel3
2. .31 te 30
3.. 30 tell)
4..U te So Se
ft. .20 te 31
0.. 13 te 17
White wins.
ON THE GREEN CLOTH.
Albert Powers, the peel exjiert who re
ceutl) defeated Alfrede De Ore for the
ihnnipleunhip Ht continuous peel, hits been
challenged by Chnrh-M MnuuliiK te play for
the championship and the U. II. C. Ce.
emblem and n take of XMQ. The games
will tnke plncu In l)roekt)n en the open
ings of June ll, 20 and 21.
While running l.ftnj points ntthestralght
rail game In his recent billlnnl match
with J K. II MrCleery en a 4!xU table,
Jacob Schnefer innde four circuits of the
tuble. The balls did net part ence while
he was doing this gi eat weik.
Wboi-evor Miiliu-Ia KxInIh,
Tin-hllieiuuru lte certiilu pre). In Inlermll
leut iiiul remittent reer,ilumli HKiic mid ague
cuke, lheller lsntuii)k hcileiikl) iitteeteil.iind
tiiebliHMleeiiUimtnnU'K with bile. One or 1 lie
elilef reasons wli Hosteller's Memnili Illllirs
Iskiuliukiire itefeiiM- nsiilnst rlillls nnd lever
iimt eerj fiinn nl iii.il.uhil diM-.ise, It, Hint It
iIik-s uw.iy with Hit 1)1 II t lellie illi-eiise, t. rr
ritriiiliiirlrresulailtv or the lillMrj iii-ruii (ii nil-Minn-or
tlienrilMiliir Hiommseii when tin- UN-cum-
U iuMih-nt Tln-re Is no rtniT fertirylinr
ireiinillerirthiis atniiit Ultliioremlj:riil Ultliieremlj:riil
liw tini liK-iUlty where the inliiMiiii-liiliiti-ilsH
1 lure U no eeitiiln Imiiiiuilty rieni illsiMse In
mi eiKlemic or epidemic rurm, tohe eertsl by
llit- list) or ihe nveniKi- Ienics ami iiiiII-mi.in-inisllitu
Hut where quinine f.,iN , liti-r
.Mv.untiiuui in iret-niiii-iiiiii eiirln,
eloieI7
ACiironirCuiiMlputleii nnd Slek-IIeml.
nelie.
Dr.HIIiik Ijiuc, w-lille In the Hecky Mnimtaliia
dlcecrca a root that when combined with
ether herbs, makes an easy anil certulu euro fur
eoiutlpalieu. It Is In the form or dry roetk ami
leiti, and I known a fjine' nimlly Jlcdl
cine.. It yrlll euro stek-heuduche In one night.
I'er the blexl, liver iii)il khlijc) t, and fur t-leur-Ins
iiplliut-oiiiiilvxleu It linen uuiidtrk, Ilmg
Kluts nil it ut 60 cents n piiekue, (aj
m&0m'
ft
m m m i
,'. M ere-
; :.1V,"",u",'yer.'"liBtirilnM-inu,iiiiil
HV it'AVti "''''ll"-'""". ilit-iiiiintlkiii, inc
tuitx or thw lii.lnes nn.l , miller, uiul tnin tnin
lUllUes iiiulktreiiBlheiiH the nerieus sVitnm
3
L Gansman & Bre.
The nrrnfrnt Imlnffintnli CurVflmd
in
.MKN'rt, UOVH AND ClllMmKNH
Clillilren's Hull, former prices II nnd 11 IB;
newnrlllnirnt 75u.
Clillilren rmiiIU. former prlct, Ij0 nejit-!
new dllim nl 11.10.
Olillilrcn's Hull, former prlce r"riAew
selllintiiHUiO. . i y "l .
llev' hiiltn, former price 11.W
0 rA'
nlK.2.
.4.-. ,f(f Mr,
llev' Klllle. former nrlcei fj: new lil.'J
Hifl.
Heys' Hull, former price I7.W j new nelllnir nt
11.75.
Meii'nHiitlx.fiirmrr prlre !8.fOj new t.c!lliR nt
f3.2.
Men's Hull, fiirmrr nrlrn 110; new wIHiik nl
17 25.
Chili rcn'n PanU, ECc, 'Sic, .V, fjOe, 75c.
buminrr Ce.il nud Vent nt lleilnciil l'rlce.
Men's Hiimmi r Ceals lit 20e, 25c, .Vic, 0c.
Men's Hummer Ceiitmunl vests at 75c, ItOc, SI
tl.Bi, tl.T'i, IA ., t. .1.
Min's WerkhiK I'lintsri-diinit te4tc.
NOW I8TIIUTIMK KOH IIAUUAINH.
L. Gansman & Bre.,
Tailors nud .M nun fuel n rem of .Mcit'n, Hey's Biid
Clilldien'H ClelliliiK (Kxclimlve.)
et sna 6B NORTH QUEEN ST.,
8, W. 00BNER OF ORANGE. LANCASTER, PA.
- Nel lenneeted with any ether UJetlilns
lltniMiln Ihuelty.
tj-H-caiilliiiisniHl imike no mUlnkcse Hint
you eel te llif ilnht iluie.
M
AKI'lNlIltUn.
Wk huse tliee pepuKir
Ore)- tcrfc-cHults In stock, nil
klre, K il'Jnnd (11 Kteut
men, don't decide jeuenn't
be III In lUmly-Mnila Cloth Cleth
lug until ) en M' our stock.
YOU WONT
NEUDTOHK
TObtlTIIKHI-:
Aim
IIAIUIAINK.
Cxtra sIen In tinelt npinl tuyeurcxtrn ticlghl,
tl(l,!l2,!ll. AsKniiliiiillUR time Is nciirltig, our
sleck of Dress Hulls for Yeung Men nnd Linge
He)H Is most complete. You'll llnd here the
iiiuntcrpiirlloyeiir Idi-.i of a ult teslnnit op
In en teiiimeiiceiiienl ilny. Prime Albert, Cut
niwi), roiir-llulten yck Bl)les nre lliece.n
sh!ipcs.JI2, 113, IH, ill. In Ibe llins' Clelhlng
Uepiirltneul theionre pilcu surprises in nleie.
hiu wlnitjl, lliinil S-5 will de. Coel, comforlii cemforlii comferlii
blc, neat, iltessy nnd prices right. AVe fny thnt
of our 'I bin Hummer Clothing, Cents and Vents'
l'engif s nnd 1'laiineK Ten te one you'll Ray It
toe.niid, meilliigsomLlhliig,)eu'll be n bu)cr
If jeu see thu Hues. A laige eholee otl'lipie
mid Duck Vests, fancy nnd while. MI.lt
CHANr TAtl.OltlNd-ChoUe Selicllen of
Cleths, lUasnnulile I'rlces, I'cifect W'orkinnn W'erkinnn
ship nnd I'll, Quick DelHtrles. Hcoeur Unilcr
enr unit Hosiery, Negligee Hhlrls nnd Neck
enr. Chelreslnnd flirnpcst.
MARTIN BROS,
26 and 28 N. Queen St.
11 IllHIl A ItUUJ'llKtl.
Net Making As Much Neise
As Thunder.
HUT
SELLING LIKE LIGHTNING!
HITCH IS'lllKTAId.Ob' OL'lt
Clothing Department
IN A Pr.W WOHDS.
'ord',llke theClethlug, Hlilch mean much
hut sin- little. Hie rer jeurselr among eui
liuiiiy line-, of Men's nud llnJs'Ullllll.i.
We lniiugiiarste This Wtck a
DEEP CUT PRICE SALE
Children's Knee-Pants Suits,
About 11 In Number.
Hrekeu SUe nnd l.eU.
Norfolk, I'lenlt-it tjneks and Cm M Halted.
CnsklmiicK, Clie lets ami Weri.UHl.
l'iltvsOm--hiiiriiiidT-lhlidsorthe.o marked
en Ma) Nt.
Can Yen Afford te Miss This
Great Opportunity?
mi:anviiii,kei'k
Ready-Made and Madc-le-Ortler
SUITS
l 'or Mi:N and ItOYH continue te plcn-e rori reri rori
eiie Willi their I'll, Make mid I.e l'rlce-i.
DONOrrAIl.TOSIU.llll.M.
K'i;itVTHIMI IN MKNH KHItMSHINU".
CI.OTHir.llS, MKItCHANT TAIUJUH AND
t JEM'S' KUKNIUIIKItX.
H. QaeeD St., Centre Square, Market St.,
I ANl'.VSTKK. PA.
,W. " .Ini'kvki.epku I'Aitrs
Or the lluinnu lhKly j-jilanzeit. Dcvcleiwd.
mreiiguiencsi, etc., u un Inlercstliis iulcrtli-c-
meut Ions run In our iuKr. In lenly le In
mill lea we will my that here Is no evlilrnceef
liumbuK nbeut tliln. On the contrary, thoud theud thoud
vertlseninrevtry lilehly Indorsed. ieU-rcMed
iH-rhims iiiny t;ct sealed circulars kI Iiik nil car
lleulurs, by wrlUni: In ilm KltlU Ml-UMCAI,
X).. 0 WHiin l JIllIlu i. H. V.- JXillu VW.ild
"" 111-1) JAW
IIIRSIl k BROTHER,
CU)CKS, liTC.
A filllKnidtiiilcdOiitliiilmicOptlrtnnwlllKhe
nrcrulntluilleti totbecerretllonof bad Muluii.
Hest K'luilrlnir.
WEBER'S,
1J9J North Uticcnlrcel,Niarl'. It. 11. l)eet.
np;i-ld.
KWIci.KIl ANll UUADUATK OITICIAN.
J
GILL!
(TOLD WATClIKrV
SlIiVKK WATOIIKS,
UIAMO4NU.S, .IKWKIillY AND CANRS.
Examination of Eyes Free I
Ne Dreps Used I
CHAS. S. GILL,
40. 10 WIT KINO STKKKT,
LANCABTEH. PA.
w
ATCIIKH ANlLIKWIXHY.
Watches ami Jewelry.
If )ou wish te 11 buy n
GOOD GOLD WATCH
We cull hIiewj en nieriul l'atteni1 In Ladles'
nnd Oenl'aNlzen at 11 Wonderfully
Lew I'rlte.
FULLY GUARANTEED.
(JOI.U AND HIIiVKIt IlKAl) NKCKH AND
lIKACI'XHl'rf, KOI1S, AC.
Spectacles Properly FltteiL
Walter C. Herr,
101 North Queen St.,
co it. or ouanei;.
rvAHM'MCOltNnKT
Spectacle Departnient !
Owlnir te the limnlicr of rases we hnofer
tieiilim.iitiiuil iidJuslmcut.Me haeilettriiilued
loeptii tbuollleuen
Monday & Wednesday Evenings
I'er lliencconiiiieiliitlnu of Ihose who ltnil-lt
dlllleiilt mid nieiiiile te leave their work dur
ing Iheibiy time.
Ol'KlCn-SIXONl) l'LOOIl OK
Zahm's Cerner
KNTIlANCi: :
NO. 3 N0RTII QUEEN STREET.
itar-Olllee Hours from 7 te 10 p. iu. Menduy
11111I Wtdnesday efe.ieh neck.
ALL EXAMINATIONS FREE !
Ne Fees Charged !
All illsonhejef Iho K)u treated mid operated
(11 bv 11 (Ir.iilu.iled Oculist of L'niuestleneil
Ability, nud thorough t-atlsrnutieu Utiiirnntttd
A KIM.I. UNIIOP
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Silverware,
As ell ns Un-Nin titles of the reason, ut the
Lew est Cash I'lgures.
A hKMliuty inailii of I nt 1 lento Willi h and
Jewtlij llep.illlng.
Ernest Zahm,
.AIIM'SCOUNi:it,
npr5lmil
I.ANCASTIUt, 1"A.
iU'fvloi'Viitei'o.
ITAItllWAIlK, At.
GEO. M. STEINMAN & CO,
V
Continental Lawn Mowers,
New Quaker City Lawn Mowers.
Hydrant Hene and Garden Hose.
R E F R IGERATORS !
Jl.WirrrS linrollielilBliCkt;reput.itlon,KlP
mure s.itinr.ietleu with lesscoiismnptlen et lee,
limn 1111 ether ltelrlgemler lu the market.
Jewett'8 Water Coelers and niters,
Qcm Water Filters,
Hammocks, Wlre Window Screens and Wire
Screen Deers.
Hardware and Housefurefslilng Goods.
GEO. M. STEINMAN & CO.,
n a 'ju vi:vr KiNu vntr.r.r,
niylT-eiiidM.W,h l,AMAsri;ii, l'.
A'ev jTalc ex it cut.
1711)11 UHNT-HANIISOMI-: rilO.NT ItOOM
1 en id ihxir, Ne. 12 WestKlngslreet; llnest,
loentlenlii theelt for elllr.) or lluhl business.
Impure or W.W.AMOS,
lu-Vtfd Allir'HU.illery.
OECUHK A HOMK KOH VOUIl KAM1I.V.
Secure a Heme for Your Family.
FOR SALE
ON Till: MOST IiIUUUAL TKHMS.
Twe-story brlek duelliiiK beuses, leta I 'JO
feetdtep. en Ijiinensler uM-uue, belHeeu Will
nut mid l.ciiien streets.
Tuivster) brlek duelllui; limine with man
k.ml roer, pore lies lu Ireut, lets 115 feet deep, 011
North l'liie, bt-tueeii (.'luelnut and Walnut
klreels.
Te-story brick dwclllu houses witlt front
Minis, Iren fenees. lets 1') fwl dis-p, en West
Walnut, between Mary and I'lue senvls.
Twixterj brick dwelllni! lieiues, lets Hi net
di
llll ) I'll IT OV 4TVI1I
nnd Mary stri-ets.
it'll, en est lA'iiien klret't, betwtt'ii Chnrlntte
Three-story brick dwelllni; houses, lets IMIfeet
deep, with all the modern liiipreeii'euts, fient
yanls.cn West Cliesluut street, between I'lne
and Nevln street.
Alse house8en Unst Wnlnut, North Mine
North Mnry, between Wnlnut mid ij'iiien.aml
M-111011, between Mary mid I'lne streets.
All the uhme houses are In geed order, newly
pajiered, ens fixtures In ull the rooms, wnttr lu
tlie klttheu.iiud the eellars wnrrniit''d lebedry.
Ciillaudsee for yourself, 110 trouble te shuw
you.
iAp-OUaVtV'-lceuler..
upr'.'O-lyd.M.W. 3JU North Murv tilrfeeU
(M till Presents!
TAKE A I.OOK
AT JU K
Ladies' Lew .Oxfords and Slippers
-AT-
STACKHOUSE'S,
N0S. 28 AND 30 EAST KINO STREET.
Tim 1'INKST
kvj:k hki:n in lancastkii,
AND AT
Extremely Lew Prices.
S-Hterc closes ccry nrciiins nt 0 o'clock,
oxeepten MnudHy nnd Saturday, until Seplcm
berl. J-OWN
TOTHKTHEHOTTOM IN ritlCE I
IWLcailTTY
T
tub ni:wi:sti Tin: l'HinTiicsri thk
HEST WKAUEIt !
THK CUKAl'ISiT OOOI) HIIOK hOI.I) IN LAN-
CAsn:u I'eit IjAeihsj' wkau 1
Iii nil our buying experlcnce we'vn
seen rowS2Mieet superior to"THKMe te"THKMe
OINTV." l'l.ieed side by side with any
J'J Krnde sold lu Ijitieaster, thcre nre few
Ik1Iiih who would net select " THK Me
OINTY " ns the best nnd pretllcst.
Till: McOINTV HI10K Is thoroughly
Mell mnde tlirougheiil. The iiiiersnre
cut from line Hrlglit DoiireIii I.e.ithcr,
sleek, ele.iii and nllriietlve looking,
fehnped ever r.islilunnlile lasts, IIHIiib
KUUfjIynnil toinfertubly. Have leather
Imieruml outer releft.nifdluni luveli;lit,
which ) It-Id le.ellly le the nctleu of the
feet. Cloed snhsliinllal sole le.ither
counters le protect the heel shnpc net
npt le turn ever nud pull the fronts
awny. TIlKMtOINI'Y.SHOHceines In
twewldlhs-Dtind Hi Opera Tee-i, with
pretty shaped low heels te ensure com
fortable tread.
l.uilli'S should net miss ctniululus;
THK MtQINTV SIIOH. It will pltuse
both old and yeiing. The st) le, the iiuik
Ins, thu flulsli, ilm tlttlng qualities, nud
lut, Imtliet leit, the jirlce will inaku
THK Mi OINTY Ibe iiopularsbeo or the
tow 11. Ilemcmbtr the figures, 51 re.
SKAUB & BURNS,
14 North Qukkn Sriu:i7r, IjANcas
ri:n. 1'a.
J' AltOliJl'Ab'sOUI'MKNTI
MEN'S
RUSSET SHOES
-AND-
OXFORDS.
1 lnip one of llie Largest Assortments of
Men's ltiisst-t and Seal f hevs and Osferds lu
the city.
HUriiKT hillOIX lit SI ), fj, J W, Jl mid 1).
Itl'ssKT OXKOItDS ill 51 'Jj, $1 BO, J2 and SO.
The (3 shoes I hae InTweSljIc". One beliitf
all Itussit (Jt'iiuliieCiilrHkln with Kqunie I'lps,
and the ether Light OuzeCiilf Bkln wltli a neat
llusset Calf bklu Trimming-,
'lhe (ii'imlne Iliind-Maile Line nl (0 is from
0110 of thu ilest l-'.icterlts lu the country. I
lniM'n llnt'ef theseln hlx llllleient .Styles and
Tees.,
Don't Miss Seeing Our Dis
play in East Window.
The One-Price Cash' Hevse,
Ohas. H.Frey,
(Successei te KUKV A KCICKUT) the lender of
Lew- Trices In
BOOTS AND SHOES,
NOK..I vt 5 KAS1' KINO STUKirr,
liANCAril'HH. 1'A.
-StoieCle-ed Kvery i:einns ut 0 e'tlutk
Kxccpt .Monday .mil satunbe.
T TATs NKW ANll I'ltKITV.
Stauffer & Ce.,
Iiuiifcistur's IiOiuling Iliitlei-s,
i:hiblt the Uirgisl ami Hist beletled Slei-k of
Straw and Summer Hats
at 1 iik vi:ky i.ewksi' i'ess.iui.r.ruu'i:a
Hen's Fine Dress Straw Hats at 20 Cents.
CHII.I)iM:n.H nt Any l'rlce yen Name.
FINE LIGHT-WEIGHT STIFF HATS,
in nil Ihe Summer shades, ut Il.il ! J3.
l.A WN TKNNIs C I'S A.NII HATb. All Celers.
IHUNKHANHTUAVia.lNCl HAO-s
I'er the Vae.itlen Season, ut Very l.ew Tilees
STAUFFER & CO.,
31 and 33 North Queeu Strwt,
UANOAHl'Ki:. IA.
DUCNKENNKhS.
I.hU'OHHMUT.
In.Vll the Weild there is but One Curi.
I)U. IIAINrJS' (iOl.DlIN HI'KCU'lf.
It can Iwelven In u cup of eolleeor ten, or In
articles of loed, without the kuuwleiUeet Uie
patient, Ifuncessiiry , 11 Is nbselutely li.irmles
and will eirect n permanent nnd speed cure,
whether the patient Is a moderate drinker or
tin alcoholic wreck. IT NKVKH I'AII.i. It
enemu-s se quietly uud wltb sucli C'-rl.iluly
thnt the imllt-nl undersees no liimmenlci;c
and i n he 1 a ware, lilseoinpleto rcfuruiaMeii :s
elleetitl. iae Ixsik of parle-uU rs fr t
CHAH. A.I.OtllbU. lHUKR'sl.
Ne. Ullnsl King tt.,Miucusi r, rn.
octat-ee-l-TTUAH
CONTINUATION
OK uOK
Second Special Sale
OK
Wash Ginghams !
SIS A,t yi1 te "e already large nf-
sertment.
av; (lliinliama ninrltril IV.
rie uiiiKiinms tnnrkcil UUc.
I'aUiiiithilms mailtcd fee.
One whele ense useil ns n Hpecinl Drive, Re per
This Is a decldeil bnrcnln Hint prudent buyers
will net puss.
I.AOIKS' AND MISSUS'
Plain Silk and Silk Taffeta Cleves,
In lllack and Coleti, 25c, SSc,u0e, 70c, tl.
IjuIIcV Plllc Mlltb, lu Cream, lllack nnd Tan,
12'e. '.'.in undone. '
ladles nndJIlsies'DrtsiKldOlevei!, In Dlnck
unit Celers, IIV, ride. 7.V, II, 11.25, tM.
Hut-de ileMiuctnlres, lu 111 ick and Celern,
tl.2.jiuid tl.CS.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT,
bark of Notion, en the Hist fleer, where lndlei
111 find a lnrge asei tmeiit of Kashlonable nnd
bryllsh
TUAVKMNO COATS,
IlKADY-JIADK DUKHSUS,
IiAWN TKNNIHHUITO,
UI.OUSi: WAIbTa and (1INGIIAM BKIH1U
Calice Wrnppen, In lljrk and Light Celer",
11 le$1.2Ti.
Uulles' Klanncl Ilathlnc Hulls, ti te !5.
LITTLE BOYS' KNEE "PANTS,
2TiC,G0c, "Se, 11.
Callee nnd 1'crt-ale Shirt Walsle, 20c, 2.ie,SOe
and 75e
'1 he I'm erlteCntubrldiie Tunic Hnlt rer little
boy, lu Kine raiilH, all sires, In light nnd dark
lolert, II 75 (O57.D0.
The I'epular Mattrlal for Gent's Hummer Stillc;
ENGLISH SERGE,
In Light nud Dark Htene Celer, Navy Win? and
llreH-u, Hl.eleteii Ceat nnd Vest, Complete Hult,
China Bilk 1'ongee Coats mid Vests. 17
.'ii lie Alpaca and Drep it ICte Ce.Ua and
Vi't, l-iiiiidi;.
l'reneh 1 luiinel Celin and Vest, S"2, J2.W and
Deiiiet l-'laimel and Seersucker Ceals and
Vit, 51,11 2j, 11 ftj ami 31.7.1.
110)k'SumuierC'eitntiiid Vet,1l te JLVi
GENT'S SUMMER TROUSERS,
All-Weel, Light and Dark Che lets nnd Canst
meres, ii.W, V.1, 5100 and 51.
Btcend I'loer, Clothing Department, for
Men's Working Pants
that nre reliable nud warranted net te rip
regular Tailor-Cut ijiirmi'iit, 7je, Vh 11, J 1.25
Hiid 51.50.
UHNT'B LIGHT l'KLT '
Summer Derby Hats
lledticeil te 50c.
Gent's Llglit-Coleied Belt Tell Pocket Huts
reilutid toeSe.
Twe i-tti'i or this heiiMiu'd goods iu
Men's Straw Hats,
All going nt 25c.
Children's Sailor Hats, lu White nnd Mixed
Sll.lW, 150.
Gent's l-'lne hlle .Straw Ilats.K'e.
liens' Dress Htraw Hnt, 25c
LADIES' PARASOLS
At Orcully Hcdut-ed l'rlces.
Coel nnd Pleasant
Summer Underwear
India OntionndHtiptTllue Meilue, 25 cents te
51.50.
Madras Cleth Shirts,
I'er Genu mid llejs, 51.5) te 12. W.
rrenth l-'laniiel Tourist Khlils, for Genb., 1
te 12.50.
J'lue Silk Outing Mhlrlk, fei Gents, 5 Win
Diimet and Cheviot He itlm; Hhli is, for Genis,
25c, SUe, 75e.
The Vtr) Uitest Idea In
NECKWEAR
l'ei Rishleu.ible Gcnls Is tlie KINUTHCK, Oc
SUMMER. ROCKERS,
Ker the Perch, Ver.iuit.i nr silling ltoem.
Ihe Lulles' l'aorlte Slimmer ( hair, inndeef
hind UiiUlied natural maple, with MirnMied
lat back, ualunil Weed iillut seal, tieng,
tool and romrert.ible, price, tl.
A lull assortment of sUe in
WIRE SCREEN DOORS
AND
Self-Adjusting Window Screens.
Qent'a Lawn Tennis Oxfords,
Pedestrian Cut, Keal lliewn Canvas L'pierp,
Haul ItiibbcrMilc, all sites, Prltc, SI.
GentV Chocolate Celer llalmerul Dress Mich's,
Hlyllsh 1 oinleil 'loe usliixj that Is sun te be be
minie popular us u Hummer Dress Slien prltc,
ii.UK
Uulles' Lace Oxfords, lu nil the nepulat
st) Ut, 75e te !.'.(.
Williamson I Fester,
?2-38 East King Street,
NO. Sit MAHJUil T- HAUH13UUUG, FA.
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