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LAJCOASTIR.PA., July 30, 1890.
Wfc. A Plet Fer Pnrlty.
Thc constitutieu of the united hintes
avkfcwthat "Congress naii make no
Abridging tue ftvctlem or
fjiecchoref Iho press." Amendment
'I.i in the constitution or rcnnsyiva
;'! this freedom Is net only gunrantecd
That defined. Declaration of RlKbt",
Motion VII. It consists of the right te
publish public rccerda, and te
;.-riUctee public men and iiieMiires ; te
; JHtcuM freely and print niily every
; ,'Blan's opinions upon science, art, phll-
iSwephy, religion or human llfe ; and fin-
i'illy, it declares thnt "no conviction
Ir'ttaaU be had in any prosecution for the
. ; publication of papers relating te
pfiuay matter proper for public Invcatlga Invcatlga
tlen or information, where the fact that
"ttch publication was net maliciously
f'.W negligently inaue shall be cstaniishcd
B'Tle the satisfaction of the Jury." Tills
leaves, it is true, a wide margin for Juilt-
i'&.j.tiftl ..rmetrimllnn Lilt flirt Intarnffdnf Inn
Iftbf-the court has been consistent with the
spirit of the age and in no laud is the
fn 5. press mure irve. inai mis uiiremruiiieu
E&llbcrty has net been tibtneil, that an un-
?"-ll.nuil liri'sw linn lint lxeli nt tlmf
P, licentious, even the most radical I)eme-
gfcerat will net afllriu. Hut the remedy
Suimustbe found net in restraining laws
MXibut in the strong curb of enlightened
??ud refined public opinion. " Frem tlie
jhJgdayen which the emancipation of our
Kfellterature was accomplished " ways
EfeMacauley, ' " the purification of our
' literature began." The old Kngllsh
:V-tWcnslng net did net restrain licentious-
., for It was virtue, net vice, that the
g.Upublie licenser suppressed. He itititl-
&latcd Jjntdinc Lest, but lie had no
':acruilcs In sanctioning such a may ns
ttgThc Country Wife, S!,c Would If She
WLCeitld, or a trniultitleu of the fourth
fSyjboek of J.ucrclhw. The press is net
I licentious because 11 Is frc-e, but Iwcausc
loathe people who support it nre Impute.
ESr,It Is their mirror, fulthfully rcllccltng
iw tb.eir virtues and vices, their prejudice!),
jtMtes and opinions. It presents in
wfcvtvhl and realistic color tlinlr ilnilv lilu.
FtMtery. Nothing Moe contiiiitlbte for
n l'j. -"J - "- - - ---.. ....... ...,,
L-wa? nonce, iieimng ioe exaucd ler lis
3&rit.lilun.
'?.- ... I. I- ....- .!. .! ,.
'Oat. "Mv ii in iiiuic iiidii mfie iiurnir. 11
S'-sis the Parent of the nconle ns well ns
rtbelr child, their teacher m well as their
aPuP'' for ' fer,,ls 's readers Just ns
5Kureiy us in lurn n is lermcu ly lliem.
tWtllft tllf 1'llirn rttlil ivnr fvtvivvliif. nt.
apensibillty of Its conductors, is. lvsiien-
tJaiblllty which Is tee frc(Uently ignored.
2A?J"er perfect as-llie" pi Chs is as u teacher
goTmerality by precept, it is only tee
:,jjiwu k w in" iHJvcresi ccuhiire us a
fifKteacheref vice by example. Why should
?i'-'-:i!, . nuhlln irmrnnl lm nllnu-.irl l.v- ml.ll,.
ft&oplulen te becoine the comnien school
k-ig-ef Iniquity ? Why should it be permit-
ua te Keep its readers immcied daily
&tfln Heed of foul details drawn fiem the
ftcriralnal courts, from the lowest ileus of
2gj vice, and from the vile records of the
fcgf; pre-eminent in crime, and often in the
Snvery lnnguagoeftlio depraved, or weins
etlli, detailed with all the ulltiilng mid
pjfBeductlve art of accomplished writers ?
'ViUu iuoiiHlererio rrlglillul mien,
A", te bfl lintetl, iid but te be ccn i
Vtt, seen tee en, fumllliir lth licr fHcr,
" We Unit endure, then jilty, llien cuitirnra."
"Words which noiie dare utter in de-
cent society nud deeds which evcu their
.vlloautliers seek te hide, are rehearsed
&$ In the freu uresit n ilnilv lmunnu i..
Vtlltlllluilllilli titlin bi.-M .1 I- .
t tHuumuua nuu nuillll (UIltTWISO IH1
'wholly unfamiliar with such (cucliluga.
I 'Jiiiui iamiiiariiv Willi vlce wlilnli nil me
1 hus "'"Milled te sttfler, must needs,
g-jpfreui the law of imociatlen, lead niaiiy
fete 'Hrsl endure, thou pity, then eni-
j Drace.' "
j But it is said " ncwspiicr must print
iwii, me jiuenc demands, or they
mWIII lie thrown aside and lese their
LpatreuBge." " It is undoubtedly true,''
ay one of these JeurunU, " that
le nublicatieil of all the Innlilnnlu
d circumstances of great crimes has a
rnicieus enect li exdUag the Imngi Imngi
tens of wnfttf readers ; but n news-
r mails worthy of the name can
Lere Help printing the details of
rff BcaudaH, etc., than it can
irem pruning reports of great
w r nurupeau wars." This Is
Mjcycu excuse ei every publisher
anis columns witli tlie detttlls of
jder, crlmeiiud burglary, mid
auseei an who pander te the
ar ti.llmi' itinu rpK.. i
- ...i ...v... II U IM'tMHfrH
, of low dives and KamblliiL'
furnish what the mihllc
But thee people me kent
'out of decent hoine.4. c.,m.,.,i-...i .
;' them leprosy itself would be welcomed.
J- Hut net mi tlie newspniier. It
M nters everywhere nud is greeted by
M every eye. Jleys and girls nt the most
t-'lV critical 1U'P flinil lllelr li,i...,l.,II .
B&- most lively and their minds most sus-
Rt& ..Antllila .. tfr..l 1
ISK""!1 i""'""" "" permaueiii
, .-., ... ..v.. .......ui.n-w Uy sneu prints
rrwt" " " " ",i,u"er nine dreamed or
Mi by their parents. This evil, which Is
j& growing, Biieuia be plucked out root aud
pranca. Anetiiighteued public opinion
rtr should demand u imm nu ...,.i ...
Bpweful father aud relined mother should
Kjallew only clean newspapers te enter
"4 TlllU UUUBVUU1U.
t l
n'r u ' Tltil...il t.'........ . ..
J.-5J- m. uc iteuu 1 1 uiu Argentine.
0$ The rebellleu In the Argentine runiih.
He has had many ups and lewns in m.b
S fflW day8 s,uce il was ,lrs' announced by
able. The news comes very nuicklv
from that far oft' ceuntrv. nnd itnnnna
4 Ayrea btems really very much nearer te
&Kff IIB than n.ile.r V..R ..
c --""" "j vniiui nuerica. wnere
& battles may be fought by the dozen
j weens uciere we hear of them. The
Argentine fighting began en Saturday.
'2&an! as reuimeut after rpiimr,nt ,w i
fefttl.a-belsand the navy finally turned
,fift"t the Bevernnient, the success
:.v e reviui Htenied amurcd. The
minister of llnance was a prisoner
suu ine president and the rest
of his cabinet seemed te liave Ikjcii
caught like rattt In a hole wiilu.ni . i,
Itasthepe of escaie. New suddenly a
fj,flipatcU arrives, signed by Garcia, the
;jhuuvm imuisier, announcing his own
Vnkaae and the sudden nivHtarinn.
? trttmpfcbnije government and giving
Vik Oti tiled statement of the terms of
fe. Tki Is hardly in type before
'".se
. Jk
tXtbkfii- yaav1
news come of another complete reversal
of the altuatien. Garcia spoke tee seen,
for the peace negotiation nre abruptly
broken by the unexpected arrival of re re
Inferccmenta for the Union Civic, as the
revolutionary party Is called. At neon
en Tuesday fighting was resumed, the
forces of the government rctrentcd and
the war ships furiously bombarded the
government house, hut seen It Is an
nounced that the rebels are out of am
munition, the squadron ceases firing and
the attacking columns retire. It Is an
nounced that the victorious Union
Civlca lnw practically yielded because
the leaders would net allow their men
te attack with the bayonet. " They pre
ferred te risk their own Uvea rather than
te authorize sucli terrible bloodshed."
Tint Is the curious way the dispatches
put It, but the fact Is that n bayonet
charge against modern rapid firing arms
means useless massacre. General Grant
even foretold the abandonment of the
bayonet, arguing that troops could nevr
get close enough te use It.
Before we go te press the situation may
turn another somersault, and by the
capture of a magazine or xome ether
ducky stroke the Union Civica may come
out en top. All these important and
startling events have happened within
four days, and the result of thorn
should make Americans thoughtful.
Although our direct relations with
the Argentine nre slight, we have an in
terest in that most thrifty and promis premis
ing of Southern lauds, for it comes
closest te us In natural features and re
sources aud has emulated our political
example. It has bread prairies, which
are lielng rapidly turned te wheat and
pasture lands by nn active Kurejican
Immigration, and it people have In
spite of the hotter bleed of the
Latin races show a firm determination
te necure strong and orderly govern
ment and te Htcadlly progress in civiliza
tion. Buenes Ayres is a thriving wide
awake modern city with world wlde
commerce and vast ambitions. The
trouble that has come upon this
strong young country is ascrilicd
te; the icckless financiering and stub
born domineering spirit of the party in
power. The nation hn advanced since
the days when tlie tyrant Kesa as proudly
harnessed the women of the capital te
the chariot of his beautiful daughter,
Mauuallta, In lis triumphal progress.
Such arrogance would net new lw dreamt
of, but meu in power have tried te rule ns
Speaker Heed and IMt. Ledge would
rule in our country, by rules and
ferce bills.
We, tee, ate seriously thrctencd
by reckless financiering, and the desjKir desjKir
ale efforts of these hi power te retain
that power in spite efthc people and the
laws. Events drift rapidly. Men do de
ccive themselves with hopes (hat nil will
turnout well. The majority in Con
gress at the order of reckless leaders re-vci-hes.
the ballet clioke of South
ern states, and Northerners fail te
reflect hew they would tnke an
application of tlie same practice te them.
The idea of bayonets nt the polls is
calmly surveyed becattsu no one ap
plies it te our own ballet boxes, but
thews are signs of dark times mid need
te Ihi heeded. The reckless financiering
In the Argentine can be no wer.se than
that of our own government, although
they have reached the end of their
string aud our spendthrifts have just
mnde a wild liegiiinlng. Them Is a les les
eon for us In Argentine troubles.
An est en m ei I correspondent vt the 1
ii:i,U(;nci:ii calls our ntitontleu te the
fnct that Ihu tciupuiiiluie in Louden en
July iUIi, of this year, wns very
nearly the huiiie hs it was en January
titli, and that me were llioreforo in
error when me stilled that the "worst
of oer own capitals are neatly, If net
altogether, as het, dusty and uncomfort
able" '1 hey are certainly net he this year,
as our correspondent has very conclu
sively proven, but thou he will admit Unit
tills Is an (ixccitlciiinl year. ud puiluips
we should have emitted fuggy, damp
Louden from our list or het, dusty cities,
although the adjective "iiiRbmfortahle"
Is certainly applicable. Think or a city in
which a hlght or the sun is se rare that
when it does appear the natives phetngtaph
it se as net te feiget hew It leeks. Se, at
leafct Mux O'ltell, s.iys, aud as all the
world knows, a I'Ycnulunau couldn't tell a
lib about the Kngllsh even if he tried.
Tin: prizes wen tiy tlie pupils at the
Burlington school Ter girls, in Louden,
woieprcHontedbyMiH. (lladstone en tlie
11th Inst., alter an eloquent address by tlie
ox-pieinler, full of wisdom and of sym
pathy vUlh the imhse of tlie higher educa
tion of women. Mr. Gladstone, speke of
the vast and buuullcent chauges in tlie
condition and prospects or w onion which
had taken place In his own lifetime. He
told the bright young girls before, him that
when tliey reached womanhood they
would enter upon a llfe of enlarged oppor
tunities and rospeiiblbillties ,idiiiest un
known te their mothers, and altogether
undreamed of by thelr graiiduiothers, with
whom he mid the lady who would dis
tribute the prles weie contemporaries.
These changes, he believed, were nearly
b11 rorthe better, but upon ninny ethors
which were at pi cent agitated, and
te which se many peeple looked
with enthusiasm, he could only s.iy
that they neither met with his ap
proval nor with a saugulne ovjiedatiou of
happy results. He enlertalned hopes or
great things, however,froin her higher edu-
cuien, nud neliuved that her present op
pertunlties In this legaul should he greatly
enlarged j but he warned his auditors
agaiiibt all Innovations which threatened
te take woman out or the sphere for w liicli
she was manifestly Intended by Cled nud
nature. Ne laws or regulations of iiuiii
can bestow upon her higher duties than
thoseof niotlierhned audef the formation
of character. In the latter especially her
liifiiience was preeminent. ; All education,
human llfe Itself, is successful only in mi
far as it lends te form u high and neble
character. Ter this are we sent Inte the
world, and in this work of forming
character, woman finds her truest and
most exalted sphere.
After her husband's address, MrH. dlnd dlnd dlnd
stone presented the prizes, kissing many or
tlie pupils te whom he (juve thyin.
AAULTKIl WIIU.I; ASLEEP.
MiirdoreUH -Act tit u .'ero Who Had
lleeu lturused .Meney.
At -1:30 o'clock Tuesday morning, Mrs.
Charles It. erk and her met her, Mrs. Mo Me Mo
ClelUii, living at Ilengies, Md., 12 mlles
from lUltlmore, were murdereusly as
saulted. They were nsleep at the time.
IJerrlblp wounds were inude upon the left
forehead ofeach woman. Mrs. Yerk is in
a critical condition, and Mrs. McClcllan,
who Is 75 years old, Is oxhh.-Ie.I te die. Jas!
Meeks, si half-witted laborer cm plevttl en
the farm, Hed tow aid the city after tlie
assault.
Monday night Meeks asked Mrs. Yerk
for money, fcihe refused te uiwi it te him.
Tuesday morning about 3 o'clock M r. Yerk
left for Baltimore, leaving Mueks and the
two ladies in the house. Meeks went te
their rooms and struck them with the butt
end of an axe whlle they wero asleep. Ile
was captured en tha outskirts of llaltlmore
this morning, lie acknowledged striking
the women, saying:
" I did net intend te kill them ; 1 only
wlthed te hurt them. I shuck them both
nn the forehead and both were unconscious
wheu I left them. The treuble grew out of
aoine money matters. I asked Mrs. Yerk
for soiiie money, which she refused me,
aud 1 sti uck her and her mother."
Meeks is undoubtedly insane. Ile is
"tvtxtyf! ti -
- ,
thirty Tear of age and baa been employed
br the Terka about aix weeks. Ilecame
from Perry vllle, Md.
Emit Iftiber SAtirMeM nia I.tfe. a
Jehn Merrow, aged 10 years, and Krall
Iluber, aged 13, were drowned In the Sus
quehanna river, at Tlttsten, en Tuesday.
The two eys, with ether companions,
were In the water, though they could net
swim. At the point whure ihev were, the
big pines ortbeHprlmr Uroek Water com
pany cress the river, aud owing te the low
state or the river, the pipes are out of the
wnter near thrt shore. The beya wete
amusing themselves by running along
the pipes, when the little Merrow boy
slipped or and shot Inte the water.
Yeung Iluber attempted te save him,
but the pipes were sllpperyand he plunged
head first into the water after the boy he
was trying te have. The water Just at this
point was ten feet deep. The boys being
unable te swim were drewned. .A large
number of heats were put off, and nfler an
hour's work the bodies were recovered.
Civil and Criminal Suite te Ile Entered.
At a meeting of the Knights of Laber ex
ecutive beard in Bcottdale, It was decided
te enter criminal and civil suits against the
Dunbar Kurn ace company for the less of
llfe in the UIU Farm calamity. The widows
ofthe victims have all concluded te bring
civil suits against the company and tha
Knight of Iaber of the coke region and
the United Mlne Werkers of America will
bring criminal aults against (Superintend
ing Lang and the Dunbar Furnace com
pany. Master Workman Kerfoot, ofthe Knights
of Laber, openly charges the furnace com
pany with retaining part ofthe money that
was contributed te them for the relief of
the sufTorers.
Van Hoete.n'h Cocea The origins), most
soluble.
A Toilet Luxury.
HOZODONT Is a luxury as wnll ns a ueces
hlty. l'lsccd wlieni It nheultl idtrayn be upon
the toilet, It adorn It, and krntlni tba tiute
and Bencci. Htendneut 11 delicious rwrruine,
nnd elves plcnaure. nnd health te It ner.
Caiises Astonishment.
"Completely prostrated for day with Indl-
f;cAtlen and bllleui fever. The rnect of two
letllc of Ilurdeck JJIoeil Illttcrt ntenllicd 1110 ;
vlnlble Improvement right etr." Mr. Nonh
llntf, IClmlm.N. Y. Meld In 1-nnrau.U'r by W.
T. llech, 1.17 and 13U North queen street.
Don't hawk, hawk, blew, 0t nnd dlKgusl
everybmly with ytinr offensive breath, hut 11110
Dr. nnee's Catarrh llemedy nnd end II. MrenU
bydruK(UtA. W,Tlntw
Detcct Ives nnd I'rlvnte Officer
Ummlly wear their badevs of authority con
cealed under ttielr cletlilnit, but Dr. Thnmiu'
Oil vrnn Its IhuIrcs In tliererm of printed label
attached te each and every bottle, no thntall
may knew tu mlnlen. It I given full and
complete, authority tenrrenliillaebesand pnln
mill dts II duty every time. Held In Lancas
ter by W. T. llech W and 1SU North Queen
IrecU
QW1KTHPKC1K10 CO.
Scrofula in Children.
"In tlie early pnrl of 18S7 scrofula appeared
en the bend of my llttle Rrnndclilld, then enlv
18 iiidiith old. Hberlly after tircnklnit out It
spread rapidly nil ecr her bmly. The sea In
en Iho sores would peal elt en the sIlRliteht
touch, aud the odor that would arise would
make the atmosphere of the room slckcnlni:
and unbearable. The dlsnase next attacked Hie
ec and no feared she would lone IiitMkIiU
Kmlnent phtclansef Ihu country were con
united, but could de nethliiR te rcllee tbe llttle
InniK'int. nnd pie It a (heir opinion, ' Hint
llie ense was heiieless ami lmiesNlliln tosave
the child's cveslitlij.' It was then Unit e ilf ilf ilf
cliksttotryrlwin'sHprelfle (H.H.H.) That met!
leluu at once made a speedy and complete cure.
I'er mero than n jenr past she ha been a
healthy n any child la the land."
.Ml us. Kuril llniKi.KV, Heluia, KansiiH.
Cancer of the Nese.
In lHTSa HeruapiM-ared en my nose, and crew
rapidly. A my lather had cancer, and my hus
band died of It, I bccameiilarmedaudcetiiulted
my physician. Ill treatment did no Koetl, and
tlie sere Krew luruer and worse In every way,
until I waspi'rsuaileil totakeH. H.H.. and n few
bottle en 1 ril me. Till was idler nil the doc
tor and ether medicines had failed. 1 lme
had no return of tlie cancer.
Mils. M.T. Maiikn,
Woodbury, llnll County, Tuxiik.
Tlcatlse en Cancer mulled free.
HWUTHPiCCIKIU CO., Atlanta, Oa.
iX-1tl (1)
TTAN IIOUTLN'H COCOA.
UNLIKKTKA AND COKKKK-
O00D IOIt THE NKHVES.
The cliilins of Cocea us a useful arllcle
of diet nre steadily winning recognition.
I'liUUe ten and cefl'cc, it is net only a
stimulant but a ueurlshcr ; ami it lias
the great advantage of leaving 110 nar
cotic eU'eels. llencu it Is adapted
Van Heuten's
Cocea
Best and Gees Farthest."
te general use. The strong may take it
with pleasure and the weak with impu
nity. e'AN llenrh.N's Cocea ("once tried,
alwa used "J lcavmue Injurious cllecU en the
nervous hystem. It I no weiuter, thurefere,
that In all parts of the world tills Inventor's
Cocea 1 recommended by medical men Instead
of lea and rofletier ether cocoa or chocolate
for dally use by children or adulU, hnleand
Hick, rich and peer. " I-nrxrU sale In the
world." Ask for VAN IIOUTKN'M aud take no
etllfr- ..
St'U C5oeb07 "
pilK 1'liOPLKH CAHIl HTOHK,
REDUCTIONS IN PRICES
TO CLO.SK OUT
inn
2$ llntlstlst reduced te 8c.
French Hattne Jlteduccd te 10c.
American Katlnes reduced te fc.
aOe Krench ChallU reduced te 7;e.
ll.HO Colored Hllk reduced te60e.
TSc Colored Hllk reduced te 33c.
One Let White Dress Helies reduced from K.W
te SUM.
PARASOLS
At les than One-third their Value.
IKS Let of Kine Colored KmbreUlerlesat lek
Ihan one-half tlie regular price.
-Ve have hunted out Iteinuautslu nllile
panmenU mid have marked them at rlaigalu
l'rlce.
s m
25 East King Street,
LANUAHTKIL I'A.
iiiurJMulU
ITANTKIX- "
.'i7.iA.n BnrK'le yeuin.' man I wanted le
Uikec mrcoef aUrecery Htore In thl city. A
litieil iuiluw tund at udclrable location U
T,lMlTOnn'i1r2S.,"rt5r- A ""a" -
I-'or further particular call at
l'i:.NfN-A KMI'IAIYMISNT 1IUHKAU.
Ha, li beutU Duke wueit
m
People
Stere
lfnimiikc'.
pMiLAeaLratA, Wedneeetday, July . law.
Closed Saturdays at 1 P. M.
This 7c Gingham, was 10c
only a little time back. t Very
likely no better quality is new
iec, or mere, in some stores.
The wendef is te find it at 7c.
Geed for service, safe te wash,
heavy enough for careless wear
in careless places, and sightly
enough for any Gingham turn
out Medium colors, mostly
plain, a few stripes.
A little coarser, a wink less
of style, perhaps, and you have
the 6c Ginghams ; or, one step
the ether way te a bit mere
fineness, and noticeably mere
art, and there's the 10c line a
long one.
The whole of the wonderful
Cotten Goods precession
marches with the same step.
.1c Lawn
4c. Challl
ftcChnllla
0cOln(hntn
7c Gingham
10c (Jlmiham
iy,c. ningham
lKcQInifham
And seen up
Zeehvrs at sec.
te the finest
This
season
will be memorable for the little
prices en Cotten stuffs.
Jehn Wanamaker.
Sixxtxitxxvt.
TTKNIltf WOLfc,
FURNITURE STORE,
haa rtmeved te ISA at King treet, having a
Mill line of Furniture of every description nt the
leweat price. AIe Undertaking promptly at
tended te. Call and examine our geed.
aft-IMIl It. WOLK. ixa Kul KlngHtreet
TrNDEIlTAKEIlH.
WATSON & HERB,
General Furnishing Undertakers,
NO. 2fi SOUTH QUKBN STREET,
LANCA8TKU, l'A.
ltcaldcuce JNO. J. 'NVAT80N, Ne. 4 West
Vine street (Southern Market.)
Residence M. H. IIBRR, Ne. 4.Heuth Queen
street (llrancli Oltlce.) j Mmd
e
CHH.VOIllliS.
WHY PAY MORE ELSEWHERE
-KOR-
NEW STYLE
Purxiiture ?
OUK PRICKS AKE UOWKST FOR REL1A
11 LB UOOUH.
-IyPt u prove It te you.-sa
Ochs & Gibbs,
Manufacturer and Dealers,
(2d, 3d A 4th Fleer.) Ne. 31 H0UTI1 QUKEN
HlRKKT.
TTBINITHll'H FUrtNlTURE lJKl'OT.
D
u
a
AT COST.
We have a line efHettcc, Chair nnd lteckers
that will "land the lain and mmi.iiihI vveilcilre
le cloe them out. Settees, ft 85; were J2T5.
ItiK'licr and t'lialrs, tire ; were $.225 and (250.
A few 1'erth Rockers at II 00.
UNDERTAKEN.
We also kIve perheual atlcntlnn te Undertak.
I in;. Day or Nluht Calls. Tbu lies! nnd Most
Approved Methods Used. Charges Moderate.
HEINITSH'S
FURNITURE DEPOT,
27 & 29 Seuth Queen Street
rpHKOLOCORNF.lt.
" Mere Light !"
Exclaimed the Immortal OoHhe; nud that's
Just what we are having
-AT-
WIDMYER'S,
CORNKR OF
East Kingand Duke Sts.,
With the new French l'late aiat Frent. We
want te let In all Hie Ucht poslbleon
EUMITUKE, PRICES,
AND
Methods of Business.
WIDMYER,
KAST KINO AND DUKKSTS.
a ate.
1
17011 YOUR INTKlliaT.
A Fine Light Fnr Stiff Hat
Fer tl.Ofl. Fermer iirlce, I1.W1. Ne old sleck,
but New Ooed.
Greatest Bargains
In bTKAW HOODS ever offered. TltUNKB
Hiid TIIAVELINU IIAOb Very Lew.
Stauffer & Ce.,
Nes. 31 aud 33 North Queen Street,
LANOAHTKIl. I'A.
pNULKTRKKHTOCK FA11M.
STORM KiNG (21610
RECORD 20.
Blred by Happy Medium, tire efM performers
from 2:Ut te 2.50. Dam Topsy Tayler by Alex
g.iuler' Nerman, sire of Lulu, 2:Uf, Ac.. Ac
Term for Spring season of 1K, e for 11 foal.
Fer tabulated pvdlinve and ether Information
uddrwui DANIEL U.KNULE,
upru-uudAvr UuttUi, l'n.
erch and Lawn
Goods
&Htm.
"I3OOT8AND6H0HBI ' '
AFIf MOII' "
' OF THOSE
Five Hundred Pairs
OF
SUPPERS AMD OXFORD TIES,
WHICH
STACK HOUSE
a AND 30 EAST KINS STREET,
18
Selling at Less Than Half Price!
TCALL KARLY.-Wa
STACKHOUSE,
NOS. i8 AND 30 EAST KINO STREET.
s
I'KCIAL MAKEHI VERY COMFORTA-
1IUK
SHOES
-FOR-
ComferUble Shoes for troublesome feet.
Spec! 1 Hhe t relieve the trouble.
We've plenty kinds In all grades.
Mere of them than anywhere else.
One kind we mention specially te-dny.
Have 80ft, Pliable Leather Uppers.
Have Adjustable Hottems, Very Flexible.
Have Neat, Medium Round Tees.
Moderately Lew Heels for easy tread.
Arc. Helland Comfortable at all times.
Dressy and Most Tidy In appearance.
Made a Custom Grades are made.
Mnde thoroughly In every way.
Specially adapted for continuous walking.
Remember the price 12.00 a pair.
That's cht ap for grades se geed.
Shee In Felt and Cleth are here, tee.
liread Shapes roomy within,
trice for them : II te 12.
And the Cheaper Leather Make.
Come and see tiew wc can suit you.
Kinds that sell nt SI.2S nnd tlA
Here lt'seay te find what you want.
SHAUB & BURNS,
14 North Queen Street, Lancas
ter. Pa.
s
UMMER SHOES I
TENNIS
OXFORDS!
I have one of the Largest Line of Men's, la
dle', Mlsr.c'. Ilej' and Youth' Tennis Ox
ford In the city.
Men' Ilrevvn Checkered Tennis Oxford. -Wc.
Rey' " " " " lie.
IjuIIch' " " " " 4i(.
MisM'H' " " ;j)C
Youths' " " " ' 3cl
Men' Second 0 ratio Light Tenuis Oxford, 00c.
Rey' " " KK,
IjuIIcs' " " " " 5,.
Mikses' " " " Me.
Youth' " " " fine.
Men' Rest Grnde latest Light Stripe Ox., Jl 00
Rey's " " tc
ladle' " " " use.
Men' RetarudeTenul Bale. In Light Check
and Solid Rrewn, II 50.
I have ale a Large Line of Men's, Bey', la
dies' nnd Misses' Canvas Tennis Oxford, with
Rubber Seles, hnvlnc Leather Seles between
the Rubber Bele nnd Insoles, at II 00, 1 25, II ft)
and f 2 00.
See Large Display in East
v
Window.
The One-Price Gash Heuse,
Ohas. H. Frey,
(Successor te FREY A ECKERT) the Leader of
Lew Price in
BOOTS AND SHOES,
NOS. 8 A 5 EAST KINO STREET,
LANCASTER. FA.
J-.Ster 0 Closed Every Evening at 0 o'clock
ExceptMeuday and Saturday.
IJcutcca.
rruiK
BOSTON HEATER
The Heat Wrought Iren In the Market.
WITH 1IR1CK LINED FIRECHAMHER,
Overcome the acknowledged objection te the
exposed cast pet furnace, admitting a the lat
ter does through the nere of the metal the
most dangerous gaes. 'rhlHfctalementlsnmply
Hiibstantlatcd by the hlgliet French, German
and English hclcnttxts, and confirmed by Dr.
Derby, 1'ref. J. It. Nichols, Dr. Frank, and
ether authorities In our own country. It mul
boHalder the attempt te tue Rteel, that It haa
been proved by exhaustive experiment te be
until for service. Tlie best quality of plate Iren
only shall be used, and It Is of this material
that the radiator et the Roten Heater 1 con cen con
structed. The unparalleled success ofthe Rosten Heater
has supplied ii ulthu most liberal number of
testimonial, nnd for a full description we are
happy te lurnlsh en application.
yen hale uv -
J. P. SCHHUM,
NO. 21 bOUTH QUEEN ST.
Clettl,
TUMIIKR AND COAL
J TOHACt'OBHOOKSANDUABES. WEST.
ERN HARD WOODS. Wholesale and Retail,
by
11 i '!-? fcj iv rv
uS-lyd
4JI Walr Htreet, Iucfuter, lv
y AUMOAKUNKllH COMlAN V.
COAL DEALERS.
OrricsH Ne. 129 North QueenStreet, and Ne.
561 North Prluee street.
Yahm North Prince Street, near Iteadlug
Depot.
uglMM I.ANOASTKIl. I'A.
4
r Tin: ri'Lktt carriage co.'s
WORKS, DEL AIR, MD.
.VNTKD-iletvveen AuiziKt 1 and .Sentem.
"it i, ivvcmy Mt carriage lUKer. consisting
of Ue.ymaker. Carrlugetmlths una Finisher,
rainier ami Trimmer; none but thee who
have famllle mil want kteady work need
apply, tlefxl house can be obtained atdevv
renu; couvtnleil tefacmry. An excellent op.
pertuulty will no clven apprentliv te learn
trade In tlie dlttcrrnt deiiarluieut. Girls
can get employment In trimming department.
Capacity 01 works, 3.0U0 velilcle pur jenr.
. . ... ... .. . "..J..-J ' . : ..
Qtjt .
,
rynux every evening
Fer Bargains,
P.CSNYDERdBRO.,
Ne. 14 Wf t Kinf St.
EwrjthiDgSeW Atwdtolei Cost,
AS WE ARE POSITIVELY GOING OUT
OF BUSINESS.
myS-8md
N
EW YORK STORE.
HOT WEATHER BARGAINS
-ATTHJS
BLACK SILK DRAPERY NET,
48 Inches Wide, large Pelka Spot Reduced te
60a a yard.
BLACK SILK DRAPERY NET,
Russian Mesh, 43 Inches Wide, Excellent IJual
lty, Reduced te 73c e yard.
FINEST SILK DRAPERY NETS
Reduced from H te 12 80, from 12 SO te 12, from
ti te fl 50, from $175 loll 25. Twenty
Pieces, 15 Inch.
EMBROIDERED FLOUNCINGS
Reduced te 25c a yard ; former price, 37c,
A FINE FRENCH SATINE
Make a handsome and most useful drcs. We
are closing out our whele stock of the latest
designs at 19c a yard ; former price,
35e nnd 37) Jc.
NEW OUTING CLOTHS
Reduced from J2"e te 10c and Se a yard.
Best Value te be had In MEN'S STRIPED
OUTINU SHIRTS at 25c, 37Jc and BOe each.
MEN'S JERSEY SHIRTS,
Seft, Elastic and Durable. Reduced from 75c te
60c each.
WATT & SHAND,
6. 8 AND 10 EAST KINO ST.
TTJOSTON STORE.
Charles Stamm,
3537
BOSTON STORE.
DRY GOODS
-AND-
Were Never Sold Se
Cheap As They Are
New Being Sold
-AT-
Bosten Stere.
SlttertteuB.
T UTHER 8. KAUFFMAN,
ATTOHNKi'-AT-LJW.
Second Fleer Eshlemaa L nlldlng. Ne. II
KerUiUuftaUtrwU JT&-1114W
NEW
YORK
SME
Mi pen stmt
North pen tat
r .
yiLLi amhem a rtmnt,
Wa Preach,
PRACTICE
AND
GUARANTE
THERE IS
nothing lean and Ratty
ABOUT
THE GOODS OPFE
IN OUR
4
Mid-Summer
THEY ARE ALL
PERFECT,
Stylish and Reliable
BARGAINS IN MEN'S SUITS J
t 4..508:UlCllt teM.00,
f SOOSutlscut te (1.00.
.00 Hulta cut te5.0D.
ROOHultscut teM.,'0.
iu.ue suiu cut te t.m.
M50 Reys' Suits cut lef&OO.
tl.V) Reys' Suits cut te 13 GO.
).IM Reys' Stilts cut te I5.ne.
i7JiO Ilevs' Sllltx cut. tt tit U
NRhln mean or ratty, but Geed, DurablJ
B3UU TVI'1IIIIUV IrlUlUIUiF,
13.00 Men's 1'ants. All Weel, cut te 12 80.
1.1.60 Men's Pants, All Weel, cut te $3.00.
W.UO Men's Pants, All-Weel, cut te 13.60.
t5.00 Men's Punts. AlUWnnl ..nt tnunn
.Men's Working Pauls, warranted net te rlt
Men's While Vests, 25c, 60c, 75c,IL Many
them one-tblrd oft' repular price.
Rubber Cpau. 11.75. B, li&O. l, II, iSO.
Rubber Legging, Blanket
nnd Oil rintuia
English Mackintosh Coats that are pesltlvelj
TTHier-iiroei.
RARGAINS IN CUILDREN'8 CLOThI
INO AND LADIES' WRAPS
AND JACKETS I
8.5.00 K lit SulU cut te 13.50.
(0.00 Kilt Sulla cut tellO.
$.M Kilt SulU cut te S2.50.
M.00 Kilt SulU cut te KM.
11.00 Kilt Suits cut tnf.t.00.
KM Kilt SulU cut te 11.75."
t hM Dark SulU cut te (1.50.
( 8.00 Dark SulU cut te KM.
tlO.OU Dark SulU cut te W.UO.
( 8.00 Dark SulU cut te 15.00.
( 6.00 I'urk SullS cut te (5.U0.
(11.50 Embroidered Wraps cut te (12.
Ill Black Worsted JackeU cut te (12.
113 Black Worsted Jackets cut te 111.
I 0.00 Light Cleth JackeU cut te 15.
I10O l.igiit Cleth JackeU cut te (5.
( VM Light Cleth JackeU cut te (5.
( 8.50 Light Cleth JackeU cut te 15.
(10 Embroidered Silk Capes cut te (8.
14 Silk Lhcc Mantles cut te til.
BARGAINS IN NOTIONS, UNDER!
"WEAR AND DRY GOODS I
25c Underwear cut te 17c
35c Underwear cut teli'ic.
73chllkVesU cut te&Oc.
lie and 10c Child's Ribbed Vesta cut te 10c
Ignites' Underwear, 10c, or three for 25c.
Children's (iauze VchU, Small Sizes, 10c.
25c Ijidiea' Hew, Beet Pattern, cut te 17c.
25c ladles' Black Hese cut te 20c.
ISc ljidles" LislcTbrcad 1 1 loves cut te 12c
25c liadlc'K' Llsle I'll lead (lleves cut te 17c.
&0c Silk TallutuUIeics cut te 38c.
mjeKitlnes cut te 8c
12Xe DrehMOInubainsciit te 10c.
20e Weel Cliallls cuttel5c.
25c Weel Challis. SO Inches, cut te 15c.
87StrlpoMens De 1-iliic, : Inches wide, cul
lOfftJC.
25c Plaid Cludlls, .'Ml Inches ide, cut te 20c.
10c OlngliauiH cut te 8c.
bcOlnguamscut te 7c.
7jO f llnghuuiv cut te (Ijc.
Winh Itidges, 1c.
I ji ns, 2c.
BARGAINS IN HATS, CAPS ANI
BABY CARRIAGES.
Everything in Straw Hats included in tin
Cut Prices.
If you be quick and leek sliarp, there an
Bargains for Ever) body.
We make It Interesting by taking ten pei
cent, etr the marked price of all Straw Uoedi
aim rarnseis,
llahv CurriHL'i's at Cot Prices, and seme 1c
tliancejit. Soiiiecciitieiinl bargains at Kauri
18.50.
A few odd fclzcs tu Traveling Bags at less that
half their original nrlccs.
Lap KnrciidN, Fly NcU and Carriage Harness
ai very i,ew figures.
BARGAINS IN EUUNISUINO GOODS!
It SIIk SliirU cut te (.1.50.
(1 White Pongce SliirU cut te (3JM.
t" White Pongee Shirts cut te (5.50.
17 Black Pongee SliirU culteM&O.
I2.1W Flannel Shirts cut te 1.50.
(.L25 Flannel whirls cut terJ.00.
KLOOFlauuclSlilrU cut teti0a.
11.00 Flannel Shirts cut te (3.50.
.50 Flannel Shirts cut toll.ue.
50c Silk Neckwear cut te 25c
25e Herman Linen Cellars cut te 130.
Silk Neckwear, 10c.
Fine Silk Finished Suspenders, 25c.
BARGAINS IN BOOTS ANI) SHOES.
(.1.50 Onera Toe Turned cut te (3.00.
I I.6U Siiu.ire Tiki Welts cut te S3.50.
(5.50 Dongelii WaukcnnliiiHt Tliied cut ted.
(I.KIl.lteia ieh inrucd.i una i;,,cill l0l.u
I LNiOperu Tim Turned cut te(.J.
(1..W Rlebuiend Toe Turned cut te $3.
(3 Dongeht Selium Tee rut te fbu,
(2.50 Oiera Toe Tips cut til (2.
(2.50 Mines' Spring Heel rut tejl.50.
(1.80 Patent leather Vamps cut te (1 25.
(1.75 Child's Spring Heel cut le (l.M.
(1 Misses' Kid Opera Slippers cut te 75c
11.25 Ladies' Dungeln Slippers cut te 75c.
BARGAINS IN GARDEN HOSE. '
Three-riunrter Inch three-ply, fully guaran
teed, at the following prices jkt foel:
10c Hoi-e cut te 8c.
12c Wlre Wound llose cut te 10c
13c Wire Wound Ilexecut te tic.
lte Wire Weuud llee cut te ISc.
A Stere Full of Reliable Bargains.-
Hiiamsen v fester.
32-38 East King Street,
LANCASTER, PA.,
AK&
KO. US MARKET ST., UA1UUHBUR0, PA
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COT-PRICE SALE
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