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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-19
Rucklen,s Arnica SalYe.

eores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains,. Corns, and all
Skin EruptiOns, and positively cures Piles, or
NO pay required. 1t IL guaranteed TO give per-
lect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25
cents per box. For sale by II. Il. Cochran,
Druggist, Nos. lS7 and l39 North Queen street,
Lancaster. Pa. 1uneN-lyd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-19
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-19

LAxador. the great regulator OF the human
system does not contain any deleterious sub
stance. 1t is prompt and safe. Price only Is
cents.
Frenkf1u Co., Va, says: Having thoroughly
tested Pr. Bulls Baby Syrup in my famlly1
and recommend 1t as most excellent remedy.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-19

vVA1VVAA x828nAyAnok
NOT A PI1fPLE ON BABY.
Baby One Year Ola. Bad Wsth Dessma.
Halr All Gone. scAlp CevereA with
EruptiDns. Cured ~ Cutlcufs. tfafr
Splendid and NOT fimple % Him.
Cured by Cuticura
csnnct say snoesn m prs,se Of the CurI,.
is 3 Sd ~ss sss he sns tx 81
s,cs &. dosses sssd Sis vas sSys Sss
CuI1cuRA RENEbIEs, and, am happy 70 cay,
T "a S aSs s.s Rsc !. cs . Ms ss a. him. |: no
recommend the CuTlcuRA RknEDIes 10 moth
ers @ e ths most speedy. ecu9omicai. and @ is SUR
dren, and cre! that every mother who has an
"'stoS ax Ss.ld rI ss5 f 2r r o1sss doing NJ.
Hsvsr 0ors Eight Years.
Imust extend 70 you the thanks q one Of my
ons spsil q sicRnss: q ;essr 81 eisSs years ssS
BE was ~ bad he was fearfnl he would have 70
: ss !: aSSs. 20 ne
quests me 20 use his name, which is H. H. CA
John v. MINOR. Druggist,
0ainesbofO, Tenn.
DIES for years, and have the frst complaint yet
TO receive nom = purchaser. One Of the worst
TASGSR % sTst THYIoR 10 is FrsnssOri sfo = kan n
Cuticura Resolvent
The new Blood and skin Purifier and purest and
best OF Humor Remedies, internally, and CurI-
CuRA, the great Skin Cure, and CUr1CURA
SOAR. an exquisite skin Beautifer, externally,
speedily, permanently and economically cure
every disease and humor OF the skin, scalp,
and blood, With loss u hair. wfethef itching,
tey %es s @ Or
Sold everywhere. Price, CurIcuRA. &c.; soar.
2jc.; REsOLvENT, Sl.OO. Prepared by the POr-
ton. 80
sSScnd for " How to Cme skin Diseases, . "a
pages. 10 illustrations, and lou testimonials
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-19
q ECURE A HONE FOR YOUR FAMILY.
Secure Z Home for Your Family.
FOR SALE
ON THE MOST LIBERAL TERMS.

Two-story brick dwelling houses lots 10
feet deep. ON Lancaster avenue, between WAL
nut and Lemon streets.
TwoLstory brick dwelling houses with man.
sard roof, porches In nont lots rs feet deep, on
North Pine, between Chestnut and Walnut
streets.
Twostory brick dwelling houses with 'front.'
yards, Iron fences, lots l5O feet deep, ON West
Walnut, between Mary and Pine sercets.
Twostory brick dwelling houses, lots rs feet
deep, on West Lemon street, between Charlotte
and Mary streets.
Three&tory brick dwelling houses, lots 100 Feet
deep, with all the modern improvements, mont
yards, on West Chestnut street, between Pine
and Nevin streets.
Also houses on East Walnut, North Lime,
North Mary, between Walnut and Lemon. aud
Lemon. between Mary and Pine streets.
All the above houses are in good order, newly
papered, gas fixtures In all the rooms, water In
the kitchen, and the cellars warranted 70 be dry.
Call and zee for yourself no trouble TO show
you.
yNO. r. QRIEL, rxacu,or.
JACOB GRIEL,
apr2elyd.M.W.s. SO North Mary Street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-19

EVERY MUSCLE ACHES.
Sharp Aches, Dull Pains, Strains, and Weak.
nesses relieved in one minute by the Cuticura
AnttPain Plaster. The first and only instail-
taneous pain-killing strengthening plaster. Is
cents
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-19

RIRV'N Skin and Scalp preserved and beauti-
DhDI fed by CuTIcURA soar. Absolutely
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-19

vIyRUE DALMATIAN INSECT POWDER,
i propelled by a good powder blower, In the
most efectuai destroyer of hies and other small
AtHUBLEY's DRUG STORE,
~ West King street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-19

n DooR OTHn CoORF
Grand Opening Of New Goods.


rss rsi.:os sts m nf New Table
M New unlaehcd Muslin
q
Emu
II.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-19

Baby One Year ola. Bad Wsth nsssma.
HAIR All Gone. scAnp Covcred With
Erupt1Dns. Cured ~ Cutlcueo. HAIR
Splendid and Not = Bsimple On Hin.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-19

~ Not connected with any other Clothing
House In the city.
As-Be cautious and make no mistake 30 that
you get to the right place.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-19

Manager sslteE h<uett 81 Powers
las. 8 yss. As saeosss la every re
sl<sL rae taeslsr vas H,isd vth
Uae @4aleaes. e.4sl saas anao4g
v. .sea was gae arag.s l.ap.as taSEa l4
f-l -atQra Ias at,tass..-. w.s J4,t.n
Aarpay lfel4eI 81. 1ss, ASS as lasAs
aaa -c.s oaoaga .ks a..a 81 b. EsIa.
W ~htrs 04W 4hen, Is ue acoas,an
lag cFt.e.sll. as shs a9e>l ~ tas a.
tendance makes s-.cl 81 s.isHft eaol-s
uae4-ed for Ine performance WAS
teu Gloss attention. au- u tAt
-. Ea4 Dat sa.a Juau. 1fae
o.t ut te4 @. l.ass plesslt Noa.1 have
a.t.sfet. t.4t Is Was JQ<- ID ls 8 pleAs-
afe Gu State t4aI lhe ars 81 uf lls eis-
ar-.-lnlelt Uss luusl satisfactorily q sa-
,Q-.f f.-sae4 Manager - tcr vac happy
aua b. HNrt As n.atN trtuas- ffaaA
LAWSON summoned a rlt orchestra An1
'-sl a-l-I H44st eNNslt1at M0siy,
sanIetl.1g thai .s Thoroughly essential
% complete Ot evening 81 tAe ihsateI
~. J. Maxwell. manager of AIRS GeL.
Ioll Thumb Company. ls u tle ctY
aua announces tlatthl celebrated .aag
ANA hcr husle,al, Count Masree, vllu Is
company ot sJue teu tltgItalutrss NtA
appe4r 80 kelmonds neat Monday
Tuesday And "Wednesday eteulass.
Il takes q powerful attraction a.
draw 4ytl-us k 4u aud eaec these
wanna evenings. t4i tle we.i t.led seats
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-19
RATS ~ tLLEH
ff<tls.S FXrsrS sure fEFA IftJes tn- uofk
u 80 poison q -
sold nv Peek liros
LIFE OR DEATH.
A Few Words About Electric Lightins s
aud Its Possible Results.
sold by Prck Bros.

anA It's EOeHtbit ANcHhit's
To THE PuyLIc-The following inter
view appeared in Yesterdays issue OF
this paper:
There is a little matter that | have
been wanting 10 call attention TO for
long time," sad superintendent j. ".
Hayward, of the Grand Rapids Electric
Light and Power Company. % "a Teprcs-
CuUtlve of the 5RAM-lIERALD YES
terday. at stAis: Many people VINO
are putting up large buildings are hav-
Ing them strung with small electro
lignt wires, which are only large enough
20 carry the 100 volt current furnished
by the Edison people. We furnish a 30
volt current winch requires larger
wires. While the Edison wire Will not
carry our current, ours Will carry
either the current furnished by 0uI
company OF by the Edison Company.
Therefore people VINO nave their build
lngs strung with the Edison wires can
NOT change over and use our system
without rewriting throughout.
at people know how the matter
stands, ] think they Will see the policy
OF using the larger siZcd wiIc, 20 tnat
they can Get Their electricity from the
company they wish. 81. Mark Home,
the BOdgett, AicMullcn and Cody
blocks, the Livingston, the Morton
House. Sweets and many other large
bU.dlu2s are strung with Edison WIrc,
so tHtt the owners are unable 90 change
tA,.t systems OF electric lighting i they
desire - DO So
As tA.s Is misleading. it, has been
deemed advisable 10 exp lam that there
"a
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-19

Two lovers went % the baseball game
one afternoon lu May.
II vas crank. she lry ,r had seen
Professional players play.
lie faithfully tried 10 explain u all
She tried 10 understand;
BLt the more Lc talked. The less size kne
Why he thought TIE game Was arand.
lie cheered. he danced he yelled. iii. HL'
She calmly looked about,
Al O !. amy one mace q three base hli
She asked II The man wa out.
She tried her best 20 keep tht score.
Bur when thc game was done
lie found that whenever a t1uI was li
she had given the man run.
IL damp ned his ardor 20 have her say.
w Ay doesn't tur umpir bat'
And each question sac asked diminished h.'
love.
Though be wouldn't have owned 10 that.
Till at last She asked 10 her eu'l 'lcss way.
Which nine is paying nov
lie hrckt the engage .ueut then ana There,
And n)w they don't even bow.
-.Somrralle Journal.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-19
a SURE THING
The Penny DAILY VIII Appear About
Jaly 10.

The Penny DAILY VIII Appear About
Jaly TO-
The penny morning daily that has
been 80 much talked about nlil be
boiu about july 10. There Mas meet
lag held II Sweets Hotel, al which tae
organizers OF the enterprise subscribed
enough stock y satisfy the managers.
Two weeks later another mee.ug VII
bee held 10 Organlzea regular stock com-
pauy. choose officers, file ARTICLES OF
association ard select q name. The
stockholders were anxious - begin
the publication even earlier than tie
date iixed ou, but cooler dcasureyailed.
Tie capita! stock, IL is understood, VII
be- largely paid IA before auy O4slness
IS attempted.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-19
CHURCH ENTERPRISE.

The Tnisersalist People Have About
Decided 10 Have NeW quarter
The determination las been reached
by the Uu.yersaAs, society % bmld "a
new church. The des.sn is 10 sell the
lot on Pear.-st and build nearer the
residence part OF town.
4 committee is now al work ou the
details of the scheme. and It WAL report
- tle society within tlc present month
or cally lu July. IL Is understood tlat
sUlhccnt guarantees ot funds have
already been made u insure she ercc-
ton oi new building VI tuo matter IS
taken mold ot u earnest.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-19
COURT RECoRD.

KENT CmcUIT-H0n. VIM. j. Grove,
Judge Allen y. Cncsehro VS. john
Powers ct a., trespIss on the case; oa
trial. Gustave 4. Wolf ". William y.
Irwin, assump-.t; stay extended twenty
days. Judge Burch-Iichard b. Good
ug and Richard i. Go0dIuc ". The
T0.cdo, Saginaw Il Nuskcgou Railway
Company, replevn; on tr.al. James T.
Sheldon vs.. Sarah ). -aeldon, cAancery
argued and taken under advisemcnt.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-19
SIN nAnnthcrRc.nrt.

c. 5. Hartman and Rev. Dr. p. T..
Barnes, Of Kalamazoo, have plated
the twenty-five acres purchases by
them at Sprng Lake, and WI pat thc
iots ou tae market tins summer The
land : on p0int luttuC out into tho
lake, and The plat includes two parks
and pcu.c grounds. No attcmp, wl
hc made thIs season - organic Is resort
ASSOCIATION, and a namc Has nos yct
been selected. but the owners hope g.
be n position tti- iaI 60 plan "a
regular summer resort for 1921.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-19

The under- sncd, having read George
B.dwclIs book, "Forgng H., Chains.
cordially indorse above testimonials as
20 Us interest and value, aud commend
tins work to our fellow citizens G.. q.
Comstock; Henry ~pr gg, J J.. Grady,
Sidney +. stevens, =. $. Pierce; Robert
~. Morrill, and Frank Smith. 81 the
PhWux Furniture Company. lmus D..
Rogers. ot Aioa.ton H Rogers, John J.
Curtis. IS. J.. Freeman. oi Hawkins a
Perry, \. 81. Lemon. wholesale grocer,
J. Boyd Pauund, Morton House. CoL
A. I. NcReyuo.ds. Tile tcsJmou.als
referred 20 spclk Of this book asouc oi
surpassus interest and ol high moral
tcuIcucv1 and are from well known
persons q hd leaafug wsuArcrs. Rev.
Dr. Edwari Beccher. LN-jad q. g..
Keynolds,au others recommend g Co.
the frcuts VI mora .tv. Nh. Bawcl
VII bc at'thc Morton House th.s week.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-19
II A DOWNTOWN wARD.


CrNr.-IhuH Where urre g1
born Nrs. Norariy. aat n..r
"ln Galway. So sfa.peo. t.. tv
Duals Sullivan donkey was mrr.
TIE hoe h1a.tt t.' ctHa. as .vat nat
Sc hc kuow tst.of. So v.t. .i
b.alh,rsktc. au1 aoat D w.. Ifan
was at hom tac aaY. ag hsa be-
brakn' iverH bono .n tar twisted boty
az sc o.m dacrt wouaa w.d
eleven chlldcr au Hovy Mthcr co.
be- thc death ar scz myself. l.asv vc.re n.
rcrLncut IF ,nrldcuCc aF So tllf.
ans Go he ctt1 5000 wurh. wId rDf
pa4euCo 8u' scr elrrrfunf irar
o. ax, Norfs bring tf az
"BUi madam. hafe uo choice
I'm cen
'Rrae ta' So. boy bung tH ar,
OIL
fNttlC ccrFgf-takcr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-19
Contagious Disea e..

The health al the city IS admirable az
the present time. No new c0atag. GA,
q .seases were reported yesterday, and
their number has been gttaug fewer
tor some days past.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-19

% and 81 9IoHI-oe street
Arizona republican., 1890-06-10

since we have been in Arizona--a hun dred years or more--it feels like ther,
 has been coolness in the early part O June, but the coolness of this June i. thought to be greater than that of any of it's predecessors.
 Sentinet: "Ira Buffum, an old Ari zonian, came down from the Mohawl Valley on Monday to arrange his claim for pension as a Mexican war veteran Mir. Buffum has seen q great deal o military service and was Brigadier. General in the Mexican army when the Maximillian government was over. thrown"
 Citizen: "The three children of H. R. Jefords yesterday ate species of elder. berries which made them very sick. They were playing around in the after noon when first one and then another oi them were taken violently ill. Mrs. Jeffords was very much alarmed for a time, but the little people are all right again this morning."
 Says the Wilcox Stockman: "Uncle George Reed, who rises earlier than most of us, is our authority for the statement that ice formed here Wednes- day morning-June 4. This is some. thing, according to the oldest inhabi- tant, that has never before been known here so late in the season. The nights have been unusually cool for two or three weeks past, though the days are warm."
 The following regarding the letting of contracts for supplying beef for the army is taken from the Wilcox Stock man; "John H. Norton has been officially notified, by the Interior De- partment, that he will be awarded the contract to supply 800,000 pounds of beef at the San Carlos Indian agency during the fiscal year beginning July 1, next, and 500,00O pounds at Fort Apache. Mir. Norton will purchase all this beef from cattlemen in the counties adjacent to the reservation. We also learn that the Chiricahua Cattle com pany was awarded the contract to SUD- ply 500, 900 pounds of beef at San Car los. Figures not stated"
 Wilcox Stockman "There were three shipments of steers from here to Kansas during the week, amounting to 1918 head. G. F. Black shipped 665 head, consigned to w. NJ. Hurst, Strong City; the Sierra Bonita Stock company 765 head, consigned to M. w. Stewart, Hal- flax, and V. B. Wright 1S6 head, con- signed to himself at Emporia. There were 299 twos and 466 yearlings in the shipment from the Sierra Bonita ranch. They all, and especially the yearlings, were of high grade. showing the ben eft of the infusion of ''good blood" into range herds. Mir. Wright's cattle were purchased from Tripp & Underwood, Gilbert Webb and Messrs. Moriarity, McGuigan, Eldridge, Mover and possi- bly, others"
Arizona republican., 1890-06-10
THE TERRITORY.

Wilcox has the committees appointed foi preparing for her Fourth of July cele- bration.
 A Tempe threshing firm has a new traction engine, claimed to be the first traction engine ever brought to the Ter ritory.
 Star: "Wok is being done on the Santa Catalina canal by a force of men under A. J. Davidson. It is said the force will be largely increased in short time."
 Says the Citizen: "In addition to the regular trains passing east and west many long specials go over the line, showing that the volume of business on the Southern Pacific is on the increase. !"
 At Prescott move in the right direc- ton has been made in reference to a Fourth of July celebration. The various committees have been appointed and have started in with will to perfect arrangements for grand celebration.
 Says the Prescott Courier: "A cool north wind, Tuesday and Tuesday even- ing last, put people in mind of winter. Early risers Wednesday morning saw pretty stiff ice in various places and felt like telling Martin Maier to go to Mo have with his 2-cent-a-pound ice. Ever
Arizona republican., 1890-06-10

ARrEMUs WARD made famous his Baldwinsville, Indiana, with his highly moral show of wax fggers and his amoosin' little cuss, the pet kangaroo. Charlottesville, in the same State, is now looming up. The community is divided and agitated over the vexed question whether the town belle, a brunette beauty of eighteen, and daughter of rich farmer, is the thief who has been steal- ing from another farmer his favorite long-necked speckled chickens and just ordinary bacon, as the farmer alleges. The village beauty is on trial and in tears. Can weeping wash away the guilt? Where are the beaux of Craw- Indiana?
Arizona republican., 1890-06-10
IT PAYS TO BE DECENT.

TIE REPUBLICAN is a devout believer in the old saying ''lt pays to be decent, 2
 Its career shows that it has lived up tc that principle. If it has anything tc say of any of it's contemporaries il speaks of them as contemporaries and as newspapers. Personal journalism il does not believe in and does not pro- pose to be drawn into. There are oc- casions, however, when it may become necessary to border closer upon the ground of personal journalism than is desirable, but il is hoped they will be rare.
 The Herald unable to think of any thing good it could say of anyone or anything, again cries out that TIE REPUBLICAN was started for the purpose of killing the Herald. This statement the Herdh knows is not true. TIE REPUBLICAN is morning paper i; the Herald an evening. Each occupies a distinct field in which there is not and cannot be any conflict.
 Not content with this, personal attack is made upon the editor of TIE REPUBLICAN. It so happens that the editor has been out of the city for two weeks, which in measure disposes of the foolish charge made against him. THE REPUBLICAN can say for him that he entertains only the kindliest feelings for the Herald and for it's editor, but when the Herald says that the editor of TIE REPUBLICAN ever even intimated to anyone that he proposed to "do" the Herald it publishes what it knows to be an absolute and malicious falsehood.
Arizona republican., 1890-06-10
Sensational Telegraphing.


 The practice of alarming the country at large by telegraphing every rumor concerning Indians, is doing Arizona in- calculable injury. It is harmful enough to telegraph the facts, but when ground less rumors are sent broadcast which no amount of truthful contradiction will wholly eradicate, the harm done is nee essarily great, as it alarms capital con- templating investment here and casts cloud over the prospects of the Terri tory. During the last week the Star has been called upon number of times to contradict through the Eastern press startling reports of Apache atrocities which had no existence save in the im- aginings of those who gave them wing. It is to be hoped that more cars will be exercised by those sending out special reports, as none but evil results come from giving wide publication to false or unfounded rumors,
Arizona republican., 1890-06-10

A GENTLEMAN has suggested to TIE REPUBLICAN that it would be a graceful act for the local militiamen to sup plement the $25O prize offered by the Fair Association for the best drilled militia company, by an additional prize of $l00 to the company which comes out second in the contest, The suggestion is good one. The other military com panies will necessarily be at much ex- pense, coming from distance, and the chance of at least partial repayment of the money they will need to expend will add to the number of competitors.
Arizona republican., 1890-06-10
MAJORITY RULE.

The above principle is the key stone
 of American liberty and government.
 It is the voice of the people, for by no
 other way can it be said that the people
 rule.
 As in our National Goyernment so in
 party politics, majority rule is the key
 stone of political success. Notwith-
 standing personal views, feelings or
 prejudices it is the highest type of good
 citizenship to gracefully give assistance
 to aid what the majority have decided
 the thing to be done.
 To every Republican the principles,
 the glorious war record, and the grand financial success of the Republican party are near and dear. With a com mon heritage such as we have and of which all are so proud, why should there be any serious trouble or discus- sion between Republicans?
 No good Republican, no good citizen, has right to allow his personal issues to interfere with, or endanger his party's success. No good citizen will allow him. self to antagonize the majority rule of his party, as expressed by it's properly appointed committees or conventions, except within the party lines. The majority once having decided against him, it is the duty of every citizen, not only to submit, but also to the best of his ability help to carry out the decision of the majority. The next time, he that is in the minority now, may be in the majority, and he can then equally demand that the minority aid him. If, however, he chooses to use his own judgment. against the majority, no matter how great the provocation, he must in his turn admit the right to each and every one else to be their own judges as to what they will or will not do. It is true that the majority may be, and often is, wrong, but taken as whole strict ad- herence to the majority rule produces the greatest good to the greatest num- Der. Nine times out of ten it will be found those, who, when in the minority are the first to claim to themselves the right to bolt, are afterward, when in the the loudest in condemnation of those who do not rally with full strength to their support.
 A bolter is necessarily an egotistical man. The one man of a jury who is right and all others wrong. Or else so personally vindictive that he would even 'uin his own friends to satisfy his per 'onal revenge.
 To err is human." Therefore no natter how conscientious man may 'e, he may at all times safely yield his judgment to the judgment of the major ty and trust to time and his cause to 'lace him in the majority.
 TIE REPUBLICAN is a firm supporter 4 the principles of the Republican 'arty, holding them to be for the great st good of the greatest number, and it rges all good Republicans to support he majority rule as the only sure and afe way to accomplish Republican uccess.