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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-16

Sem prattilOen Blenen5u1ter nuB
tteb bic ueber3eugung aufbrdngen, baB
iene ltallenif6e &6nisin i9on burd ibre
duBere @riGeinung, unb Dor Nlem
bur6 ibren @eru9, bem empfinoli6ten
uno f9drffen Slime ber Nrbeitsbienen,
i6mei9eln muB, I'm itd popuIdr gu
MAIDEN.
Sas berbdltniBmdBig i9nelle ger=
16min0en 6es urDolfes zines Nienen=
1todes, nod @intritt Der frember G6ni=
gin, unb na6bem beren 8rut fih aabIz
reid feifgefeBt bat, fann i'd mir einits
wellen ni6t anbers ertldren, aIs oaB
bas alte Wolf fi9 in bic ungep6bnten
geiellfdaftli6en 3aftdnbe ni9t finoen
fam. Sie Nlten perIteben bic Sprade,
bic 3ei6en, bic befonbere Manier au
arbelten u. u. bes neuen Yoltes ni6t,
un6 ba bieie gienen au9 augenldeius
lid f0rperli6 Itdrter fnb, lie piclleiht
bo1fabrenb bebanbeIn, entl6lieBen Iie
fi9 5ur freipiaigen 0er5annung, unb
oa fein anberes 8ienenbolt fie aufs
nimmt, iterben iie in ber Jrembe oboa6.
log babin.
Sd bite bieie nod iebr unpolItoms
meme Wtittbeilung aIs bas gu nebmen,
als mas i'd iie @ingaugs be5ei6nete.
9auptid6li6 als Nnregung fur bur9
grfabrung unterri6tete, i'm sSnteteiIe
Der Naturmifeni6afte unb ber Bienens
freun0e ibre 8eitrdse ein3uienoen.
stu9 lei mir gum S@luiie bic gemers
flung erlau6t, baB i'd nit Bstimmtbeit
tpeiB, bic Setter bieIer 3eitung uerbeu
germ fi9 Der Wtiibe unter3ieben, furs ge.
i1rlebene @lnienoun9eu, lpenn n6tbig
ftpliitil9 unb ortbosrapbifd in JOrm
3u bringen. gDir mihen, oaB nlan6e
gienenodter germ ibre &enntnife unb
@rfabrungen Der0ffentli6en piiroen, lie
balten oles aber nit mebr ober tpeniger
8runb fir unpahenO, um bur6 ibre
S9reibart ni6t AnitoB gu erresen.
Wfan fam ndmli9 elm ausgeaei1neter
feuntniBrei9er 8ieuenfreuno iein, obne
gerabe i9riftitellerii9e 9alente gu be.
fBen, uno umgetebrt gilt bieler 8runb-
laB tpobl aud.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-16

1UWIDll1I. Ol 1DQt ne etHeH Der3tDeIz
felten Slid in ben 9piegel, Inn ft1 iene
ungliidli1e, berlegene, unebenbiirtige
Nlma @ruber gu betraebten; uno lie bes
tra6tete fid. Smmerbin ftanb ibr bas ro=
tbe Seibenfleib bortrefflilb gu bem bunts
len 9aar, unb bic Trifur ielbft-ettpas
auffaaenb fonnte ie ia auf ben eriien
Bid i6einen, aber bod nur auf ben err
fen 8lid, unb baum febr otisinen unb
TO paifeno gu ibrem gausen @eiibt. 70
fott unb fiibn = 9ergott, tpenn iie an
ben MabonnenI6eitel in Der erifen Mas
tbematitfunbe ba6te! Wirfli9, Iie
iab Ha9 ettpos aus % ia, gllma @rus
ber NOR ibm oD6 ebenbiirtg
Oie &ube ipar in ibr 9er5 suriifges
febrt; lie Ddre bereit gelpeferl, obne Bot
iibungen einen &0nig gu empfangen.
Wenn ieBt nur erf bic 8dite oa mds
ren! Sn3pii6en trat ibre Wfutter i'm
Jeifi6mud berein, cine nod iugenbli6e
Dame, ibrem Nn3ug mad iogar no6
febr iugenbli6.
9ier 1T mod etwas ftir Did, iaste fie,
ibrer SoGter eiueT groBen StrauB ausz
erleiener Stolen iiberrei6enb. Wabrbaf,
tig. tpie ausgeiu9t ali Deinem Gleib,
fiigte fie bin3u, bic reiSenbe @eitalt nit
8efriebigung muifernb; eine BON ben
3oien fannit Du mod ing 6aar 5teden-
0err bon 8obuugen f6idt fe nit Der
Bite, ibm ben @otillon gu reierDiren, ct
tonne leiber erft fpdter fommen.
alma nabm ben 6trauB ettpas langs
fam unb iagte fibl: paBt mir ni1t!
Wsnn er ettpas milf, fam ct sur re6=
ten 3eit fommen.
Nber, &inb, er 1T bienlilid berbin.
bert; fonft fennit Ou i'm bod our 8es
niise, um all ipifen
ST mir gang glei6. Wieinen gotils
Ion babe iG beriagt.
gi6t mbsli6! Nber an tuen benn2
Su bait bo6 niemanb geIprp9en!
ST meine Sa1e! Sd bin fein &inb
mebr, DIANA.
ytur 3u febr, fiir6te i6 fat. Sag
mir bod, mas bentft 9u Dir eigentlitb
babei, 9errn BON 8obunsen 10 fllr3 3ll
DeDan0elns so babe Das 110n otter
nit Bebauern beoba6tet. gto9 neuli9
auf ber Promena6e - ben i1neibialten
unb beliebtefien Sffi3ier bes &egis
ittefts =
Warum III er 10 aubrinslid2 ST fann
mir ia ben Sof MAIDEN, natiirli6, tpie
bic anbern, aber ni6t TO-! gr ldBt mid
ia gar ni6t log.
Sd permutbe alfD, baB er es ernIt
meint. llnb 9u folteif aud erwadien
genug fein, es ernit auf3ufaffen.
Sbue id.. Oarum bebanoelte id) i'm
fur3. Sd mag ibn nidf.
Iber, Nlma, 9u tpirIt mir unbegreifs
lid. Was bait 9u gegen bieien Mann
ein5umenben2
Ri6ts. gr 1T fOri6 unb elm famoier
3dn3er.
glma! gti6t bieTe etHbenten. 9luss
bride!
yta, tuenn mir bod feline beieren eins
falenl Gori6 1T er, gerabe forf6, unb
barum nenne i'd i'm 10.
(6ortietunq foIet)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-16

larer. Sic iinb ausoeseianet in Der
Wdide irnb i'm @aen 9sfdrbt.
SdOttifde 3epbpre allerleeter Wfcbe
in alien Wuitern, Iclio eefarbt, 81 3cll
brett, 25 Gents.
@ine hibi6e 9luSwahl BON Saottis
1den Ghambrans 35 unb 40 @ents.
@reber gOrratb bon 8las9Ow Be-
pbhrS aller Nrf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-16
gSeibe 9aluns.

2500 0arrs 5beer, pair'eOro, Ylao
eawns, 10 Gents PER Darb; Marieilles
BON l24 @euts per Daro an; feline
Eques, Is @ents per Yarb; DreB Gam=
bries, 12aa, 16s uno 20 Gents; ensliide
@ambrics uno gtainicOfs, 36 3oll brett,
20 Bis so Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-16
0eidrbte Qaluus.

40 3ou breiter 8attilt, quite Waare,
10 unO 123 Gents per Yarb; Ylaib
3apns, 30 3cu brett, in A 6arbsn, 10
Gents; 100 9tide Berth Orsanbies,
124 Gents; @able @Oro Organizes, 12z
Gents; Berli9er Muu aller Wrt, 30 uno
35 Gents; Nmerieun @ballies, sebrudt
uno edtforbis, IA Oarbs far 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-16

Das- Wlat. Mc@abe, gleu yuunss
mid, Sa., 3abIt iraeno Semanb fiinf
Dollars, Der am 8lutabfiibren leibet
uno mad bem borf6riltsmdBigem Sc
brau9e bon @bamberlain's @oIif., @bo.
Iera unb 9iarrboe MitteI ni9t IN Der
mosli6it tdr3eifeE 3eit bapon befreit
ipirb. Cine babe 25 Gents 6lai6e
bieier Mebisin beilte iein 8lutnbfiibren.
nadbem er bic Mebi3in unb &e5epte
nerf9iebener Doftoren bsrgebens ange=
wanOt bate. Serr Me@abe fam bies
ie OHerie ganS rubia MAIDEN, oa fein
Goll bon @Olit, @bo!era Morbus, Spien'
terp, SiarrbOe ober 8lutabfiibreH be-
FAINT 1T, Der nibt bel regelre6ter Nn'
ipenbung beg Wiittel5 gebeilt tporben
Ddre. Gum 8ertauf BEL 8. @obn &
So. unb 3. GalteDer & Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-16

Cine poll itdnbiae 9uspabl FER neue=
iteu Wfuiter gu 12l unp Is Ste. per Yarb.
1856 Stiide 'New Departure" 3u 20
unb 25 Gents.
Dies iino Muiter fran30Iider aaniiz
let unb CUTE Baaren.
1889 6riiblinssmaaren in foliben Jar>
Sen 123 Is unb 20 Gents.
s6ottiide 3epbprs.
DieIe Waaren werben INNER pppue
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-16
Srii4e 9einenSense.

glcuien.eeiuen, 8eIfoit Brpwn DreB
2inens, Is Gents; braun 2einen.8attilf,
bon 10 Gents an; 9einens@ @amtrics, so
Gents Big 81. unb pieles Mnbere.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-16
Qamms.

Wlr baben jeet mebrere bunbert Stiide
anlerifanii6en, ensliiden, irii@en, fraue
5Sfiden unb i6wei5er Tabrifats 3ur On
iidt ausliesen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-16

Sn Berlin bot bic 69idbrige
2Bitiue y. SelbitmOrb aus = 2iebess
gram begangen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-16
sSrans0iiidJe Satius.

sSn Stem Yorfer unb 8oltcner 3eitun-
sen merten fie nit 379 nno 33B Gents
per Narb annDncirt. g8ir Uerfaufen
bielelben 8aaren in ben idSniten Wtu<
ltern 5u 35 unb 80 Gents per 0arb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-16

garnabh's amerifaaiide @insbams
iir Damen= unb Sinber Sleiber, ertra=
tein, 20 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-16

Cine unsebsure Nuswabl in bieitn
Qlrtifeln.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-16

Die
sSO9ertlide 6reie Yreiie flir Seras
ti;ClltHt
jfosH ooanssfag
unD fDItlt
$3.50 fitr oaS Sabr uocr $1.25 far
6 Wpmate tn VDramsbesabInma.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-16

9lmcritaniide satius.
Sn aeuen i6Snen Wfulfern nur 10
@ents per Oarb.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-25

here h the substsass OF his talk 10 the
puplls On 'The Chs@issry II whas We
Ees',:
! ne dwsit q length o the importance Of
phosphorus - . conl1ituent Of the bsain.
For every thought there y oxidason. Of
phosphorus In the brAin.- lt y aeonssituent
also Of the nerves, muscular nbrs and bones
and exists In milk, blood. wine, eto. II
appears chiefly combined with lime The
fiosh Of Hshss h especially rioh IN phos.
phorus.
He asasrtsd that vssy few Of ths seventy
elements now alleged 70 exist enter into
the composition ofmen. Oxygen b bseashed
In Q diluted form IN the cir, while Ill other
elements are In state Of chemical combl-
nation In the various foods sslected 70 sus
tain Life.
In speaking Of the com mponsnt parts Of The
body he said nssh contains watsr, fat
fibrine, albumep, eelatins, besides other
compoundA Blood has oomposltion elm.
liar to that Of flesh, but contains more lime,
phospaorous, soda, posssh, msgnesia. silica
and iron. Tho structures Of the body ere
In q state Of continuous change. The wasted
or rather utilized substances must be re-
newsd by those Of . like nature, a, that
bone shall renew bone and flesh b rein
forced BY flesh.
In high schools and colleges the exposi-
tion OF such subjects 10 no doubt profitable,
but In the primary grades Of schools II Il
not commendAble.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-25
PERSONAL

MRs. FRANK LESLIE has sold TO w. j
Afkeil, OF the Judge. her weekly illustrate q
paper, both English and German, the
transfers to be made Msyl,
). Z. HoFFRR, esq sGed IS. for man
years cashier OF ths Farmsrs' bank, Of
SLnsle' oisd suddeniy on Sunday OF heart
Offices. E"'
WILLIAM HUTCHINSON, known "A ~ ohm
SANDS" died Ia Harrison, N. J. He Was
born ut Washington, Pa, in 1881. He was
~ one time the principal of a sohool in
Nalchez, Mississippi. He afterwards re.
moved 70 Huntington, New Jersey, He
wrote Tor several OF the best newspapers
HENRY McSHANE, aged 81, the ball
FOUNDER OF Baltimore. oisd on saturday OF
heaft failure. Toe McShaue founry n cele.
brated for the purity Of tone OF bells pro-
ouced ana OF late years orders have bee n
received from nearly every country In tha
world: Mr.. McShsne lssyoss widow and
SIX children.
GENERAL BoULANGER, who is Rrstitied
Dy the comments OF the American presu on
the suhJ OF bis recent election by 90
overWheiming majority to represent Psris
In the Chamber Of Deputies sends the
iouowing message to the New York World:
"Ahectionste thanks and best remain.
ORANGES 70 the people OF the United States. %
JOSEPH n. LESHART, aged 4S, supreme
receiver OF the Ancient Order Of United
Workmen, died on sunday, near Mead
Vile, OF congestion OF ths lupgs. He was
one OF the pioneers OF the United Workmeu.
having bsen continuously In official con.
nection Herewith since 1872 He wac
grand master workman OF Penney iysnis
IN lsIo, representative 70 the Supreme
League In 1878. served ss membes OF the
supreme Lodge finance committees from
i isso 10 issi, and ~ supreme Teosivsr from
1850 VI 10 the date OF his death. He was q
member OF the Select Knights, A. q. u. W.
ADD also prominent Mason and Otd Eel.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-25

ACCORDING to the Plttsburg Dispatch
thore IL horse dentist In Allegheny,
Many veterinary surgeons take caro- OF
horses teeth, but this expert 10 q specialist
nm teeth and does nothing else. II seems
tha! the teeth OF horses FREQ qusntly decay.
He uses set OF dentist tools similar to those
used on human beings, but very much
larger, the forceps, for example, being
sixteen inches long, but owing to the
apparent absence OF nerves In the teeth Of
horses they are easier to operate upon. He
could not say whether false teeth had ever
been made for horses, but their teeth are fro.
quently filled with amalgam, and in rare
cases the teeth OF trotters and ether valuable
animals are filled with gold. There is little
danger OF biting by vicious horses II the
head is left FREQ, and horses called vicious
are often the most patient under treatment
1t ia worth consideration In this conuec.
ton that many horses difilcult 70 manage
may suffer from deoayed teeth, for though
tho teeth arc not sensitive the gum ostt n
becomes sore and uloerated, and the horse
naturally very nervous about the bit In bis
mouth.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-25

A BELGIAN ofiicer who hes just returned
from Stanley Falls on the Congo says that
instead Of relieving Emin PAshs, Stanley
was relieved by him and thatthe American
does not intend 10 eecape from Africa
either BY way OF Zipzibar or the Congo,
but intends nothing lees than the capture
Of Khartoum and the driving OF the Mshdi
out OF the boudan. This suggestion appears
to us one Of the most important that has
yet been made - 70 the real designs Of tho
Stanley expedition which certainly were
not connned 70 tho rescue OF Emin, who
never ssksd TO be rescued, and had always
given abundant evidence OF ability TO take
care OF himself until the Stanley
expedition wss rushed on up the Congo 10
save him. Later advioes indicated that he
was Ia desperate straits, but they were. con.
tradictory and unreliable, and now Il In
intimated that the Stanley expedition Wis
really against the Mahdi, the entering
wedge perhaps of an English attack upon
that terror OF Egypt, who proved 20 hard to
reach over the deserts OF the Nile. II that
IL the plan II must b confessed that it hes
at least the merit Of boldness and originality,
and with two energetic men of The ability
and enterprise Of Emin and Stanley Il
would not be too much 70 expect . lively
stirring up OF natives sgainst the Mahdi'a
Arabs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-25

THE National Association Amateur
Athletes Of America has certainly found
out how 10 arouse interest In Athletic sports,
II announced some time ago . grand fres
for ali athletic contest to be held March "a
at Madison Square garden, New York, aud
offered prizes OF rings, pins and medals
Az result there are over 700 entries and
trial beats will have to be run OF In the
afternoon. Many colleges and athletic
societies are represented, and athletes
from Canada and Great Britain. We
note that there Is to be rs yards run, bu,
no 100 yards run, making this squirting cou-
test depend more than ever upon quick.
ness In starting.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-25

ExTRAvAoANCE In funerals has often
been the subject Of just criticism and poz-
sibly one result hae been the shortening Of
the expensive procession OF carriages to the
graveyard, II being no longer considered
necessary TO send long train Of hacks with
the funeral corteGe. A point that criticism
has not affected TO any great extent 10 the
extravagsnoe In oofins. A New York
paper notes that undertakers have recently
made caskets costing from 1900 TO 5000
apiece, and very ordinary affairs fetch $500
each. The costllest silks aud satins and
laces arc obtained for Innings, and several
sorts Of patent metallic cAskets OF great dur.
ability are manufactured. Coffins arc made
OF rosewood, mahogany, walnut, maple and
cheaper woods, with sliding handles, carved
by skilled designers, aud the most gorg geous
silver plates and religious emblems imagIn.
able.
Ifthis development OF funeral magnin.
oencs continues We will soon hear OF cofflus
OF polished Quincy granite, Alabaster,
malschite, lapsi-lsxuli and other costly
stones, for it would take but slight vesr-
Ing Of the vane of iashion to ohsnge the
taste from costly metal to mare costly stone.
One thing In favor OF the metal would be
tho consciousness that We could never hope
to rival the Esyp!ians In the stone cotii q
business.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-25
rdleucss II q IIunrerous Fault

In tho kidneys. when inactive they speedily,
fall into disrcpair. Those obstinate and fatal
msladies, Brights disease and diabetes. snsus
with terrible certainty upon tho inaction OF
the organs affected. Catarfh OF tho bladder
enuresis, gravel and strangury arc also TO be
apprehepsled from q partial paralysis OF the
bladder Of which weakness and sluggishness
are the causes. Iiostetter's Stomach Bittcrs 10
renal organs, and one which can be relied
upon TO afford them tho requisite stimulus
without cxcitlng them--an effect 10 he feared
commerce. A further benchcent effect OF the
Bltters, by renewing activity OF the Kidneys.
Is 10 enable thcm 10 drain from the blood In
anctiSe of ofrheumatssm and dropsy. Nervous.
ness, fever and ague, constipation and dys.
pepsia are conquered by the Bitters.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-25
StrstchIns the Monroe Doctrine.

Tho Edmunds Panama canal resolu-
ton has been reported favorsbly to the
House BY majority of the ecommittee on
Soreign relations, and that will probably
% The last OF it,as the measure developed
strong opposition after Mr.. Russell, of
Massachusetts, had made his dana gipg
attack upon it. Five of the Demo cratic
members OF the committee may pre- a
minority report, but any excuse for hasty
action having disappeared with the fail.
me- Of the canal company, the present
congress will hardly do anything in
sns matter. 1t is to be hoped that
When 1t comes up again for discussion
Snere Will be less recklessness on the part
OF Congress In handling this very delicate
subject, involving as 1t does an application
q the Monroe doctrine that may be very
dimcult to maintain. Divesting the
majority report Of all spread .eagleis It
sustAins the resolution on the ground that
~ guaranteeing the bonds of q business
enterprise in foreign country, France
would threaten the independence OF that
country. This is novel proposition and
not to be accepted without argument.
The French govern uent is, in theory at
lat, a. strongly interested in the pro-
t.cHon of the private property of
Fsnchmen in foreign parts as 1t could
- In the protection of company
IN which 1t might have fin ,ncial inter, 81.
Tao guarantee # bonds is simply and
vurely an assu nption OF financial re-
Qntbility, and if the company failed
~ the canal, the eoar0ment would bs
e1pected TO c'o,e up the business satifac
t0ely, or to finish it. Inths latter event
Se would be TINA enough for us to think
eoout the Monroe doctrine, and even
shsn We could do nothing more than in
NJ that thers should be- no effort at
government OF the isthmus connected
With the engineering work. There seems
eobs no good reason why we should OBJ.
)sct to the digging OF canals anywhere.
ead by any government or com.
pAny, SO long as there is no ef.
Sort TO conquer territory. We might
even tavlte surplus French capital to the
. 'nstruc,ion OF Dsl,ware a Hudson A
csssapeake canals and smile peacefully
upon government endorsem mt of the
bonds.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-25
v0Alkev C1LEKY COMPOUND
Spring Disorders

Shattered serves, Tired bfais. iupsss blese,
asbiiitsd system. aii are the nasasaa eutsoms
In the spring. medicine must - ussa. ana
notAins equals PainsS Csissy osopsaaa.
wsht others praite us-you cannot hap -.
iisvins disinssres,sa party.
risadisr General ". L. 0rssnisAS, DuriinG.
ton. W. writes ~ have ussA PaaasS oolssy
Compound on several occasioas. aad always
with benefit Last sprins. being vssy nush
lun down ana dsbiiitAeoo, { oo00oaeol tak.
ing it. Two bottles maos ne feel liho = neV
man. ~ general tonic an0 sps1ng moAiolno
DO not know It's equal"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-25

DR.. Bulls Cough syrap IA fast taliRs The
II never fails to relieve tho Dhst yfclant cOlos
and for throat disease II . invariable. Pr1co
2S Cents.
"Thus am doubiy arned = my DO nth apd iifs,
Nv bsn0 ana antitOde arc both before mo-
Whef her TO eft alone euffuri6g with neuralgia
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-25
NANlxlx5xI.

III cttissc. e Sis ItS csasd eiS ecSSf * a ssss @
;' "a sS;:: ;::s :sss: issS
US 10 Is o per Ssad.s il psssssss.
We are taking every possible
dollar from the price Of Shawls.
Let three items stand for, all.
Striped. India Long Shawls.
Put together thread by thread,
color BY color, just as a silky
woolly flower might grow. Reg
ular $50 grade, but the price Il
SIS.
India Chudda Long Shawls,
$as and $50 sorts at SIS. Halt
or Square Shawls, $3.50.
French Chudda Square Shawls,
$I.2S.
white, blue,
i,ss, is,iss; gray. s..sxi red.
gray royal purple. s'n'
cream, drAb,
cardinal. o... light gray.
As a rule you shall have about
twice what you expect for your
Shawl money.
second floor. Chestnut street side. Four Gle.
On Saturday there were aa7
pieces Hamburg Embroidered
Flouncings reduced to close
styles. Prices were Soc to
$4.75, are soc to So. The de-
mand was quick, but did not
seriously break the variety. A
good assortment left for your
CHOICE to-day.
Southwest OF centre.
One throb Of the quick trade
pulse in Upholstery.
Hand painted Opaque e
Shades, fringcd, with Harts-
horn Spring Roller, ready to
hang, 60, IS and zoe. Size, sc
inches by 6 feet.
Same, without fringe, soc.
second noor. north of Transspt.
A lot of Children's Chairs
with bronze frames and EN-.
broidered plush seats, shall 60
at 81 each. Only a little while
back they were $a-and worth
1t. Worth it now, but they
don't 60 fast enough. In the
way Of new things. Hustle
them out
Basement. northwest Of oentrs.
Collar and Cuff Boxes for a
trihe. What were 2oc now 12c
what were I5c now &C. Look
like wood, stand the banging
and wear OF wood; but light as
pasteboard. Tough, hard, nea,
and almost a present to you.
Northewst Of centre.
twenty-five Decorated Carls.
bad Chamber Toilet Sets with
Jar) nicely finished on ground
OF yellow, blue, turquoise OF
maroon, 60 to half today
Royal ware, without flaw o,
fault, in the tip.top of style. Nc
more reason for cutting the
price in two than there was TO,
giving you 50 or 60 per cent of
the beautiful Japanese porce,
lain. The fact is enough.
Some were ess On, nov OH 50
Some were 5000, now 1900
Some were Is Oo. now sOo
Quite as unlikely a happen.
ing in another lot. This time
the maker tripped-or thinks
he did.
Decorated Chamber Toilet
Sets made up for "ivory" finish.
In now and then a piece the
ivory" is not Of perfect pol.
ish. Maybe one in ten would
mistrust it. Seconds" JUS,
the same-and $3.50 sets, with
Jar, shall 60 at So,
Only 40 them.
Second door. Juniper ana Market street,
/ corner.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
| OOAPLsxION POWD1k.
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A Lsgisissor Arrsssso.

Hspressntstise Barnes, Of Hsrrisburg, 10
under srrest He IVES 9 member Of the
election board In the Fifth ward At the
municipal primaries, and gentleman who
10 shown BY the record 10 have had but 8
yoses elsins be had 20.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-25

TGs ssudy Of hygiene IL compulsory in
1eeasyivaniA 1.-THE pupils In the gram.
- and lower grades Of schools Of th,,
eoeno0u wealth are fed the mass those IN
Se9 York are compelled 70 mastics.e thew
- Wessing time
tSos hsnry A. Mott recently visited
01mnas school No q in New YORK, spa
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-25

PHrIApnruIA, Monday. Feb. %. lsss.
Hundreds - thousands per-
haps-are talking Of the beauty
Of the White Occasion. But it
won't last long. Other inter-
ests will crowd 1t out. II you
care for it, come now.