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WAsAMAxrrs
Book Is better because you Reti for fair price
but you're likely to feel better when you know price
was fair.
MONEY SAVED
On Books il good % money saved on ANYTHING One
OF the easiest things 70 save you only
care.
At wANAMAKEKs more Books are SOLD over the
counter than In any other house between the
Timely works on Agriculture and Horticulture;
large assortment Of French Books; Sessides and
Franklin Squares Standard and Miscellaneous Works.
bound and unbound: and almost any printed thing
that proper people read.
The prices are always fair and getabls Book IL
there or will be got
BOOK NEWS
How little the title Of Book tells you! Even you
at the inside Of?
That is where BOOK NEWS will serve you q good
turn. Wo send it out once month, a-brim with just
what you want to know Of the latest Books and the
gossip OF the Book world By the best judgment Of the
best judges tests the Books and says why this
Book should be resd and that skipped
With esch number an author portrait &C. Soc a
year.
JOHN wANAMAKER
d17-6m Philadelphia
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FINANCIAL AND CONMEnc1AI.

New York stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market, rs reported BY special
wire TO Cofson and Mccartney. l419 r street.
=.
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Tn GEsp1xr
o A Nm HOF Fsa
MALT EXTRACT
il the
BEST NUTRITIvE TONIC
and most

for Impaired Digestion. Dyspepsia Convalescence,
Weak Children, and 0encrsl Debility
WHAT PROF COLEMAN, OF GLASGOW, SAYS OF
IT: SUFFERING ffom attack of Illness which had not
only reduced ny strength but brought on extreme
exhasfion ffoA inability to sppropriste food tried
the effects OF the Genuine Johann Ho's Malt Extract
wnes1assfu1 three times dsy. It's uss WAS followed
By marked efect-1 Food, which hsd heretofore been
found to pass the almentary canal unchanged, d.
Fested properly. 2. There appeared On increased
power OF evolving animal hest snd storing mp fist.
Bewafeof limitations. The genuine hssthe signature
Of "Johaon Hon" on tho neck Of every bottle All
others are worthless tlnitasiona
JOHANN HOFF, Berlin and Vienna. New York
once: Barclay st. ja3-tu, th&s
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Observation-Disclosures

tfoH EENT.sTABLR-FOUN ALLEY HFT
ana l4th and g and sts twostory bricf
tssJ snJ room Tor two carriages: water loft fos
20 ~ 81 %" servants room; ssnt sl2. II q. PICK, aS
mh3I-3S
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The Arthur KIN bridge.

NEW York, March 3l.-The Senate committee on
commerce left the Fifth Avenue Hotel this
morning to inspect the bridge being built
over the Arthur XIII by the Baltimore and
ONO Railroad Company and the staten Island
eide whether the structure Is TO prove an inpe(i.
ment 70 navigation. They will spend the day In
the vicinity SO as 10 determine the eject OF the
freedom OF the channels Is injured, at all, by the
bridges The committee Will return to Washing
ngtOn to-mo rrow night
Waite Memorial Services In New York.
NEW YORK, March 31.-The memorial services
largely attendedn the Federal building this morn
ing. United States District Attorney Walker made
the address.
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Usp~as ~ Not entity.

aRRAreSNKSTs N rm CRIMINAL COURT ro-pAy-
Tbe following persons were srrsignea IN the
Criminal court this morning and pleaded nos
guiltyi Timothy Sullivan. rape on Rosanns
Graves. March l6; John Waters larceny OF
bicycle March Q: Theodore VI. Handy, larceny
nom the person. watch from ]. J. Halstead. Marcn
=: Edward Beander second ofense petit lancens,
scarf-pin and stockings, from r. q. Woo, Jan.
uary 20; Vim. Wilson. same ofense. desk nom 7.
c. Merry; John BADLY, houss@breaking In night q
the Sore az Jonn W Brown, March 4; George
Davis same ofrense. house of Julius IKE January
30; Gcorye Richardson. colored, assault with N
tent 20 kill Otto Robinson, February ~,
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wEEk.
The grand arch council OF the national conven-
tion OF the PM Kappa Psi fraternity VII meet At
Grand Army Hall April 4, and the session Is eN-
pected to continue through threedays There viii
be thirtyve colleges and universities represented
and ~ IL expected there viii be about $50 dele
gates I'm attendance. The local executive commit
tee comprises Robert j. Murray, chairman; H. w.
Smith, secretary; r. II. stevens treasurer; Joseph
@. Falk, and w. ;. Armstrong. The banquet will
be held NJ the Riggs House (Which IA 20 be the
headquarters for the delegatesl Friday night so.
dress.
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Mr.. Gf1hooly Knocked Down by ths
Police.

DUBLIN, March 31.-Mr. Gflhooly, member OF
parliament, who was sentenced yesterday 70 two
weeks Imprisonment for assaulting q police IN
Spector In addition 70 the sentence or two months
previously imposed under the crimes act. was re
moved from Schulz to the Cork jail to-day. In the
Schull Jail this morning Mr. Gilhooly refused to
dress when ordered to do So The police there
upon knocked him down, pulled on his trousers
and took MIN away.
Will OF the Late Joseph w. DreXels
new YORK, March 3l.-The will OF the late Jos
w. Drexel was offered for probate to-day. The
property amounts TO s. 100000. Mrs. J. W. Dfexel
and Mr.. w. j. Arkell are executors OF the Will and
BY 1t are made trustees OF all the real estate In
New York
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,,9, ades are invited to call and sxMnie 80 Sssu
xisnce AL Z! AaFh Art Needle Work conssting Of
Tsqren S AZ AT Mors beautfni and sectvs Ssr
PSrters and a Kinda q table hnsns Fnl ma
sfovs w ms q nsw dss1gns made especially for thu
Ws~S PIN. sry nne Boiling Cloth. Boiling ShoetiSE
anest nsSss no Somplete sseorsment Of ths yerv
IrsSsis nS.s"c AT Embroidsry Mata1sls New and
nAsssr 7..eA., Of A.. sAs z r99sa..,H,S.S
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I. wALKEE soma 2o4 10TH sT.x.v
Ne bu3sdblx Ps2srs, Charcoal, Portland O. n..p.
EaiinnsS kis~ WA" and Eroas sand. THs
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MAGNIFICENT RELIGIOUS RITH.-The celcbra-
ton OF high pontif1cal mass at the Baltimore Ca.
thedral, by the prince OF the church viii be most
interesting and impressive ceremony The CIT
zens OF Washington may attend it very nicely
through the medium OF the Baltimore and POtom-
ac's 81 excursion tickets For sale to-day and to-
morrow, good 20 return on Monday.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest Tbleglans 70 The SIN.


OTHER ROADS TO he TIED Up.
Threatening % 1maneurAle one q the
Greatest Strikes Ever Known.
CHICAGO March 3l-Chairman Hoge, OF the
grievance committee OF the Burlington rosa, VINO
Is at the head Of strike operations in the ap-
sence OF Chief arthur, practically admitted this
morning. that the engineers, iremen and switch.
men OF three, and perhaps four, other roeds would
go out some time to-day, thus precpitatfng one or
the greatest strikes ever known.
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END or fRR MEETING.

The meeting closed with song NON John W.
1futchinson, "a Ha6drcd Yean Hence" ana q
union mnQ1ne Of AUD Lang Syne. Min Apthony
kOdfnI With h6 arm IN that Of Ma StantoS- a.
ms aiteflpop the Committee OF ffteen IN
pointed last Monday viii report to q mocl119 q
tAe Delegates plan for the organization al = f,er
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DOZENS ELECTRIC Soar.
THE BEST FAMILY SOAP IN THE WORTH

DoBB1Ss ELEcraro Soar.
THE BEST FAMILY SOAP IN THE WORLD
IT Is STRICTLY PURE UNIFORM IN QUALITY.
The original formula for which we paid $50. 900
twenty years has never been modified or changed
in the slightest This soap is identical in quality to-
day with that made twenty years ago.
1t contains nothing that csn inture the finest fabric
1tbrightens colors and bleaches whites
Hwsshss dannels and blankets other soap In
the world without Misunderstanding them soft
md white aud like new.
There s great saving Of Time Of labor. Of soap Of
fuel and Of tbs fsbrc where Dobbins Electric soap Is
used according to directions
One trial will demonstrate its great merit. twill
Fay you to make that trial.
Like all best things it Is extensively initiated and
counterfeited.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS
Insist upon DoBBfNs' Electric Don't take Mag
netic Electro-Nagic, Philadelphia Electric. any
other fraud simply because it is cheap. They will ruin
clothes. and are dear at any price. Ask for
DOBB1Ns' ELECTRIC
snd take no other Nearly every grocer from Maine to
Mexico keeps it in stock. Hyours hasn't it, 10 viii
order from his nearest wholesale grocer.
Read carefully the insdde wrapper around each bsr
and be careful to Follow Directions on each outside
wrapper You Cannot Afford to wait longer before
Trying Cor Yourself this old reliable. and truly
DoBBrNS RLEcrRIc soar. dz.em
ozoDoNf.
A GRATEFUL oDoR,
Indicative Of health and putyis communicated to the
mouth by the aromatic
sozoDoNT,
Which makes the teeth as white sud - radiant d pol
fain no irlQe MT
highly beneficial to both gums and teeth
The Lyric and Dramatic professions loud in their
praises Of
d17-em soZoD ONT.
BRNsoNs PLASTER, for Aches
Pains and Strains.
SIX ARTICLES HYDKONAPHTHO1 SOAP. for
NECESSARY DARBY's DENTAL PLAsTERs
for Toothache and Neuralgia
IN EVERY MAIDS CORN AND BUN1oN
PLAsTERS and
HOUSEHOLD. sRABURY's SULPHUR CAN
DIES
PAnrs Celery CoxpouSp
THE NERVOUS
THE DKBrIIfATEr.
THE AGED
CURES Nervous prostration. Nervous Headache
Neuralgia Nervous weakness. Stomach md Liver
Diseases. and all affections Of the Kidneys
As A NERVE TONIC IL strsnsshsus and duistsths
nsrvea
As AN Alternative purins and enrschss the
AZ LAXATIVE ,s ses mildly but surely. On shs
be~sls.
~ \ DFUAx7zo isrsssaaass the iadnsys a6a eaass
txsR dissdssa.
1sssunxss6bstss aAdbuuanasnA
frsess1. soldbs dsusssssa ssnassseisculass
wxxxA RICHARDSON 90.
Isop9ssu
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FoRTY-FIyE AND FIFTY MINUTE TRAINS are run
IRON " Washington TO Baltimore VIA Baltimore and
ONO only, and excursion tickets 90 Baltimore a.
rate OF one dollar FOR the round trip VIII De sold for
ail Baltimore ana ohio trains next Friday Sarur-
Gay and sunday, good for return until next Mon.
day, Inclusive Nineteen trains Friday and Satur-
DAY. Thirteen trains sunday.
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RxNas o. m TnnnonER-rhe souovans
Nese the re19lnfS q the Signal once to-6ay: n
n, 40; 2 p NJ "a; mAxn0n. as: nanlnu4, a.
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BRNsONs PLASTER, for Aches.
Pains and Strains.
SIX ARTICLES HYDkONAPHTHOL SOAP, for
the Skin, Scalp aud Bath
NECESSARY DARBY'S DENTAL PIASTERa
for Toothache and Neuralgia.
IN EVERY MAIDS CORN AND BUNION
PLASTERS and
HOUSEHOLD. SRABURYS SULPHUR CAN
DIES
nA28
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P1MPLES. blackheads, chspped and oily skin pre-
vented by CuTIcURA INDICATED SOAR.
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read witty speech, In which she said she hope
% hold the ballot before she died. Is she came OF
loug-lived fsmfiy. she read poem, setting foftl
nfa0e.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

l,OR SALE-THKFE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE
II lots in hyatssvIle. Nd 5Oxl50 iees each: fire
view, shade and ornamental trees, and brick sidewalk
- depot will b sOld At bargain Immediate
purchaser. Apply 10 4. II. EVANS
Is psf n
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L'OR RENT FARM BORDERING on THE POTO-
a msc 81 -Four hte Run. sshinztOu Aleg srsirIa r
kcoutAI1 - acres house aIth raCIas. stable
90. &c. Cars stop at farm hour Good place fr
farming. gardening. dairy boating and fishing have
also AZ shs sshinxtOn and Ohio Junction another
pzcs. With IL acres Of LAND house with ten ROOMS
me pOrt-cO, stable, &c suitsbis for residence or
boarding house, gardening or dairy. Apply TO
THOMAS " swANN
Loh2S-1ts Alexandra.
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KEPCBIdCAN CACCUS OONAfffEEs
Senator Euhunds has named the follow
ing as members Of the republican
caucus committee OF the Senate to
consider especially the bond bill and its pending
amendments and in general the order OF business.
Messrs. Morrill,, Allison, Stewart, HIscock, Sher-
man, Teller, Chandler, Plumb, Aldrich, Jones
(Nev.), and HOar.
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LOST AND FOUND.


I osT-oN FRIDAY. MORNING. OF g ST. RE-
~ tween 18th st. and Epiphany church, a LIGHT
liner PoS kstoook containing B. and p r. K ticket
bed pas far as rrn 81 70 Liberal reward
7 OST-FRIDAY MORNING. BUNCH OF a on
II 10 Keys on q ring, between IA Grant Place am
Treasury Department. Suitable reward il LETT al IA
Grant Place. I,s
T oST-AT ALBAUGHs. MONDAY NIGHT IN
fo pa HnBRhTD pK dark pearl ana
PAID for any information leading to their recoyerv
1883 st. nw.---- I IT.
EoUND-FRIDAY, 23D INST. ON H ST NV
SINAI satchel with valuable contents fair ticiss'
&c. oWher may Cali at 70 Lafayette Square. IT.
I osT-SET OF SPECIFICATIONS FOR EeT7II -
sts H. w., and receive reward. o "iie "a
I OSr-THIS MORNING ON PF-INsyIyaNT.
~ av between 11th and 9th sts, Forenoon 10 ~,
aiming sum q money and cheek on the National
flease leave at the Star office and get reward ~
I 0sT-oN FORENOON OF MARCH 3TrH on
~ oth ST., between Louisiaua ave and Nsine aS wN
one small oeketbook, containing $40 bill i,bNr.i
master CIV Pcs. lor It's return to Assistant Post
-! os Ooo. mh30-2 ts
I osr-DOa- IS REWARD Will, AN pam .Fopp
tne return OF terrier with blush brown hair low
Dody snort legs to 1904 ST. NV: had on red' My
rocco eollar WITH plates and tax tag No. $3.50 3s
nkoPPED. on PENNSYLVANIA AVE W
a ssSERfd a sSis sssi viii
ST0LEN Or STRAYED FROM HONE-NOND1V
~ March ~ red Irish setter answers to ns.nt -
4o9 an, .ps sward VIII be paid for hts retuyn to
21O .REwARp-sTOLEN ON THE szTH TNsT-
SlO from 1906 g. lot of ws.hinSs ma IINs 1.
Vim n &c ps1a With ~ p p Or The reward
Space. "senes euS o MARKET .t
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Oh kENI-IdE MILLS MANSION. WITH An
G,ris. s,o,ion "te ot ground, ON Il. and o. r T.. at
Mt1s SttliOn. Two miles from the CAPITOL. well
seakted Al summer and winter bosriers hpnI;y q, u
e,---------. mhl1-2u
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FOR RENT-STORES

IrOR RENT-BEACTIFUL NEW STORE. 1902
l4th ST. zOxsO feet. concrete cellar same zize nins
room dwelling above: large brick stable rear ii q
CUTTER. 1923 St NV mill tn thka ms
IHoR RHINESTONE AND DWELLING AT I63e
IL 18th St NV. containing 13 rooms, with an mod
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nee Yora naoeas.

N1w Yo1x. Dec. "a. p. m.-Monsy closed
At per cent. kxehAngo steady, posted
rates, % to0A sek, actual rates ~ NkO
tetk for 90 days ana u ts0A ssX for demand |,
Governments closed Quiets currency Gs
q 10 bid - coupon. q ssf; t3<'s DO. q csX
BID.
Tho stock market opened irregular ana fo-
werlich. ana after the nrst thirty minutes .
prices declined v TO y per cent. by IL o'clock
on selling ofs0me OF the leading stocks By the
commission houfe,. After II O'Clock the mar
ket became extremely duli and cor tinued In.
active until within q few minutes Of noon,
when tbs announcement was mado that Lake
Shore had declared q semi.annual divi-
dend OF three per cent . increase Of one per
cent, ana also that tho directors OF the HeW
York Central had adopted q resolution decar.
Ing their Intention 70 increase the dividend
on Its stock. This slused an active buying,
ana the prices NJ this writing are 4 rm ana thc
hia est thus far todRy,.
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1aAnpeonn RESOLUTIONS PRGsKNrED
NJ ALLEN RIRLRs. or ALLsNrowN.


CoLuMBIA, Dec. 27.--A handsoms set Of
resolutions nave been presented 20 Com.
pany q OF Columbis, BY the Allen Rihss,
on0pony d, Fourth regiment Of Allen.
eawn The resolutions are handsome
ir6nA They cot forth the appreciation Of
tho company for the courtesy extended TO
sho0 during the centennial, and express
~ gratitude OF the company for the cordial
Gnteftalnment, and the recognition with
which they were honcred.
81 Johns Lutheran church will hold
taslr week Of prayer In their ohurch, com.
meoo1ng Monday, December 3lst The
following ministers will conduct the ser
vicses Monday evening, Rev. .. L. Fry,
Tfiulty church, Lancaster Tuesday, Rev.
mot supplied Thursday, Rev. q. X. Houps,
0re0e church, Lancaster, Friday, Rev. Il.
L. Reed, Christ church, Lancaster.
hsThe following officers were elected Mt .
o3nGregatioual meeting Of the Second street
Lusnefsn church last nieht: Elders, John
6terliue. sr, l.. O. ODeYliu; deacopa,
Emanuel Newcomer, DIR. q. +. Markell, r.
Q. Germ, John Sterline. jr.
A meeting OF school board will be held
thls evening when teachers will be elected TO
I'LL the vscanclee caused by the designations
Of Misses Grace Folk and Grace Wiley.
Addison J. shank, brakeman on shifting
engine No 9S7 OF the Pennsylvania railroad,
had his foot painfully injured last night
while ON duty In the east yards No bones
were broken, but he receivedsa very severe
bruise. He was taken 70 mis- home on
Manor street
2, e,"BubblinR Over" will DO presented In
the opera house on Friday night by Miss
Ada Gilman and company
Mr.. u. supplies, of York, 10 visiting her
daughter, Mrs. B. A. Lichty.
: 6ashnel Turner, huckster on North Front
street. ives coming from York county last
evening when the wheel OF his wagon
caught Ia the p. r. X. tracks ut Bridge
strest The wagon upset. throwing the con.
toute In the etrecte, breaking several doz en-
egeaand killing four chickens. Turner wss
also thrown out ana bruised his lefs
shoulder.
Joseph Halter was arrested ny tho Penn.
.sSs .r!o Ro0' ssass SoS iSr nS
him upon paying the costs.
Frederick Keppler and Miss Annie
Warfel were united In marrisge yesterday
afternoon ct o'clock at the office OF Squire
1olly. The ceremony was performed BY
the genial squire In his customary hne
luck on their matrimonial venture.
Edward Shreiner, OF Pittsburg, is visit
ing his parents here.
Miss Lille Evans left this morning on .
visit TO friends at Haverford college,
a very pleasant entertainment was given
Lest night 10 the Church OF God. The pro.
gramHe consisted OF singing, recitstions,
0to. A male quartstte furnished fine music.
cantata will be given 10 the opera
house on New Years night under the
direction Of Miss Mary Il. Welsh.
Dutcher Pyle and Btohler, OF Mouutville.
robbing the soldiers oypbao school, were
given hearing this morniug before Squire
EvanA The accused was held In bali for
their appearance st court
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FOR SALROR RrNC.
IA ESTATE,

A ssIGNEE's SALE OF CITY REAL
"A EsrATs.
ON TnuRsDAY, DEcynpRR n, 1854
Will be sold at public sale by the updorpignea
assignee OF Israel y. Mayer aod Wifo. 81 tho
Leopard hotel: In the city Of Lancaster, Pa !,
the following Real Estate, to wit:
NO !, two-etory BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE. with a twO-btory Frame BACK Build.
ing ana lot OF X found. situated NO. 78l, ON tho
eist side OF North Prince street, Containsng In
'front.' 10 ieet' inches, ana In depth 100 feet,
No . q two1story BBIcK DWELLING
HOUSE, with q ~ . story Frame Bart Build.
Ing ana lot of ground, situate No. 76J on the
east SIDE OF North Prince street, Containing
In front 10 feet. 3x inches, ana In depth 100
mo, s. a twostcry BRICK DwILLINe
HOUSE. With two story Brick Back Buff ding
and lot of ground, situate NO. 7eS on tho oac3
ss1e OF North Prince street, containing In
more or less.
No.. All that certain lat Of Ground, situs-
teo on the south eide of Liberty street, be-
tween North Prince ana Market stroets, con.
more or lees. ana OF that width extendiuG
southward 65 feet inches, thence of the Width
~ IL fest more or Jess extending south 23 feet
2tnehes, m u g or less, thence OF the width oI
Feet, more or less. farther SOU b3 feet, more
OF less, On the south end OF lot 10 erected I
large two-story Brick Cigar Factory.
any perstn wishing TO view any OF the above
SA5 orth Queen street Lancaster, Pa.
sale TO commence at O'Clock d. M. when
terms ana conditions " I'll be made known by
y. r. BowE, Auct Assignee,
otdih,s.M
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Don't buy your rubber boots until you have
seen the " Colchester " with sole leather heel .
This 10 the best ntting and most durable boot
In the market, made OF the best pure gum
stock. Tho sole leather heel saves money to
the wearer.
Don't buy your arotics until you have seen
the Colchester Arctic with outside counter.
Ahead OF all others in style and durability.
II youwant the worth OF your money try the
Colchester with outside counter. Kept here
by bost stores. Al wholesale by
II. B.BPAHR a SONS,
nl9 2md York. Pa.
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live stocn n,srsss~.

CHICAGO. Dec. 96 -Cattle-Reoetpts. o 600
shtpments. 3.to)i market higher beeves,
"a e00o lb steers. % oOl370; stock nnd feeders
~ 1908 6O cows, bulls and mixed, ti bO(I3 10
TEXANS steer. u so0s l0i western rangers.
Hogs Receipts. 1900 head shiprnents.
H@l; market lower mixed ana tight 81
go 10 heavy, % 1905 ~ Light, S5Oo16 90 skips;
" LOCO W.
sheep Heceipts. 5000 head shipmerts
l.eO0; market steady; natives, ts GOA o. ;
western Shorn, - 0Os14 65; 9exas shorn,
y S00a " lambs. ~ 0I05 50.
MAST LIssRry. Cattle - Receipts. 6ls
fair to good, q 2Sp&7b; comniun, 81 1908 y ;
to-day.
Hogs Receipts. t,loo head snir m sn,s
1901 market nrn Philadelphias. s5 81
20; mixed, % Sao5 40; Yofkers, "a s6
8 40; cars shipped to New York to-day
sheop-keeeipls. $500; shipments. $40,
marsst steady prime, q bo0t 70; iair TO good,
962j.
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Who Il the Coy +?

Frank T. Kirby 4 Brother, Of Dsvidson- :
willie, Anne Arundel county, Maryland,
writes 70 Chief Of Police Bmeitx that they
have boy working for them, who after Q
10 Nathaniel Imho6, and that he formerly
resided In Lancaster, where he hes step.
brother named Henry BimmonA The boy
says his parents ere dead, but the Messra.
Kerby seem 70 doubt this, end they write 10
Chief Smells for infofmstion. Imboff says
he YVES we'll acquainted with OH cera
Gensemer and Gshtx, who were formerly
on the police force. Harry Genssmer, who
now livos at Ephrats, was an ofiicsr undGl
Mayor StauffeI.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-27

George Kfeidoe Wa complained against
bsfore Alderman Barr 10 day for carrying
cor rcsaled deadly weaponA The complaint
wss made By Constable bhsub, On iniorma.
tion received. kreidsr was arrested end
looked up for . hearing. Before being
taken 70 the stasion hOupe Kreider
and sued his father for surefy Of the peace.
He blames his father for hsving the suit en-
tered against him and 10 eet sven with him
sued him for having threatened 70 do him
bodily harm. Young Kreider has figured
In number Of pesiy Gases IN magistrates
courts the pNGt few yoarn
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-27
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