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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-21
Saat, @oieL Gifel unb Snnsrid.

Die Stabtusrorbnstsn. geriammIuns gu
Erier lebate tn ibrer Sisuns pom 80. Des
GENDER G5eruals bic g~infibruns elmer
gierfeasr NIT aw6If sessu elf Stimm:n
ab.
I'm bic Bd1e Der gifeI rpieber nit
Rrsbien ~ beuSltern, beabfi5tist bic taI.
Resisruns tn Der Rdbe pom WanberI&etb
eine Rrebssa@tsa nftaIt gu srri9tsn.
Trier. Der psnfonirte 5r. Setter
EbOnes, rs Sabre alt, if seftorbsn. gr
wpr 25 Sabre 2ebrer 3u Silbrinsen aub
% Sabre an Der S9uIe ~ ct. Qaurentius
In Trier. - Su Der Sisuns bss @smeins
beratbes pom 80. Se3br. purbe bei9Iois
len, benz Esftamsnte bes 6rn. gbies nod
3ufomuen unb auf benz Rofelsbers elm
Rurbaus fir IS, 900 Wt. gu srridtsn.
Bona allen Seiten, aus Ter gfaIa,
benz Rei@sIanb, 5sfsn unb Baben, toms
men electromagnetic Rlasen iber ben infoIae
bss Streits TN Saarsebiet beri1snbeu
R%oblenmansel. 9ieIe Betriebe mifsn
iset eine ginldrantuns Der grotnftion
ouo 11tttWStSf WSHh uts9t SuH6tNYS Vut>
lahuns uon Irbsiteru in Iusf1t nsbuen.
Mud fir ben tIsinsn gpniumenten wirb
mad unb mad bic RobIennotb unsrtrdsli1.
abseisben pon ben bier sefiesenen prsiisH
uertbeuern auspSrts 8uii9eubdnbIsr bic
Breiie toIoHal. Nus ct. Barbara pirb
beri9tst. baB, wabrsnb friber Der gsntnsr
SaartObIen 600 Big. ~toffsts, isst bic
RoblenbdnbIer so Wart, uIio has brsis
fade ueslanasn.
Das Sittsuwert in 6aint bat
is:nen arbsitern bur9 Wausrani1Iag mits
tbe;Ien Iu7en, baB IS non ben Ssfttassn
ab auf IA Gage bis 8 Wpden pegen Rob.
IsnmunssIs tsiue 8siddftisuns fir lie babe
unb 60 pom benz 0erlaufe bss Strsiss OBJ
bdnse, Oh is hann wiebsr pol psrosn az
bsitsn tSnnen ober uidt. Eraurise Wsibs
ua5tsn finb 10 ibsr aabIrside 4rbsitsr
berauitei9woren worben, bic NIT Dem ans
isIisen Strsi. ni4t bas Rinbefs gu tbau
battsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-21
Sotbrinseu.

ais etnem Sabre bas Bro
iett Der WoielcanaIiiation pon Reuem
@sssnfanb Isbbaftsr g%r6rtsrunsen, wurbe,
bate Rommeroisnratb Stumm ni@ts giIis
ceres 81 ibun, aIs tn lIedinssn BEL Hiebens
bofeu 1870 5ectare 2aRb unsutaufen,
nm f4 81 fi9ern fur ben San, bab bic
Cancellation sesen istnsI WiGsn bod ~
Stanbe fommt unb sr ssapuneen 1T, ben
sr6Btsn Gbeil isiner Wsrte BON Reuntirs
den mad lledinsen su uerIssen. Diele
@runberwerbunseu fnb bsssi9nsnb bafir,
eaB man aaf isoer Settle bic 5~srfslung Der
Cancellation nur nod fur cine Srase Der
3eit bdlt. DEM sIei9 barauf, uno uers
mutbli9 BERN .. Stumm na9abmenb,
erwarben mod sinise bsutf1e Tirmen
9runbbefs In Der Rdbe pom rsdinssn su
Berswerfs1ustsu. Trosbsm bic gauaIis
iationsfrase felt bieisr 3sit BIS beute nod
nitt enti1iecen if, sins HeuIi9 Der eroBe
Ba4tbof @aifon bel DiebsnboFsn In ben
Belts Der Sirma @sbr. R61Iins pom
Saarbritsn ibsr. DerfeIbe befebt aus
l02 5sctarsu eanb unb @isien nsbt erOs
BEN Sstonomiesebdubsn unb Iiest On Der
giisnbabn OiebenbofsnsW ss, in Der Rdbe
bes Babnbofs pon D%iebenbofsu, unnitteIs
bar nsbsn Der RoieI. S~weifelsobue sut.
fpri3t bieier PIas bur9 feline lberaus
sanfise Gage am bsiten allen @iiorbers
niIsn FIR 5O96fsn. Die rsi9baltisen
grbIuser 2Oibrinsens f1nb bic grslaser Der
5utunft, bic fur aItsD suti1Ianb bsi benz
ississn Sstrisbs fur 800, Sabre ssnisen.
Sn aItweiIsr trodnete Elm 8orars
better etne Opnamitpatrone auf benz Diem,
M, beren ipatsrss grpIobirsn Bel Der Nrs
belt 81 erIei9tern. Beim @eauebmen
ItsB CT bic PatrOne fallen. Die @rpIoRou
aerrib ben a,bsitsr uab BITE sanse Quite
fog In bic Cuff.
Sn Otebenbosn iette cine Trau
ibr fIsinss Rinb In elm RinberflbI&en bel
ben Sf:n, um f9 auf sinen MuasnbIid ,u
sntfernsn. als fe suradtam, rparen BE
S6Is9sn, wsl@e aIs gsri4Ius bes StabIs
den bisntsn, be~rausee3ossr, bas Rinb lag
ssssn benz Diem anb mar In iimmsrIi9sr
Dsile psrbrannt.
Sn b em be WsnbsIi1sn Sodofsnpsrr
81 Sapinssn wurbe Elm arbsitsr pon einem
6olwassn iberfabren unb tur SteIe ses
tSbtst.
SIN WaIbe tuii9sn Yrs unb Gorge
fanben Rsiier iammslnbs Srausn bic fat
sans psrw,fts 9si9e bss lbsr sin Sabr per=
miBten 62idbrissn seifsstrantsn 81. Urea
aus Anep.
Sn Wes wurbe eth Wann tobt In
ieinsr Wobnuns aufsefunbsn. gr NOR BET
einem 9cIbtob!enfeusr einssi&Iaien unb 1T
wabri@sin!i9 I'm Rau4 sytt6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-21
eusembursUAes aus SeIsieu.

Gin Circular bss 5srrn Ratbias
Eb;a aus 4utwsrpsn iest unS In Remit.
NIP. baB berfsIbe siu neuss Suartie,
Hotel de Luxembourg, Rr. 35 Rus grsi.
bel, In Der Babe bss Babnbofs su Nnt:
werYsn be;osen bat. Serr Gbil pirt
feline @dite In benz ususn SotsI sbsnio sut
bebieusn, aIS er IS In benz alien tbat.
WartsIiussn. Set sinsm Sabr,
3ebut mar nod ui9t 70 pisI RaubrsiI
(Sromd) ais bsusr. Mls Sdums uni
Strdu9er parsn gum Serbrs9sn bsbedt.
giusr S%auernreseI ssmdB iou has eth
3si9sn Don Sru5tbartsit isin. Yiel
,Bromd", uisI Obj, uisl gisr, pisI Sped,
bebauptsn bic alien Bausrn. - Der an.
baItsuoe Rsssu bat bic Sausr aus ibrsn
ufern ssbratt.
R artsIiu yer. On Der ueueu
Babn wirb nod ifsts flsibis ~fprtssbaui
unb bas Wsttsr if ben Grandchildren
b~sionbers sinftis.
81. Subert. gu Esnnspiue brannts
elm unbspobntes 5aus, benz Srn. 4Ipb.
Ebomas tussb6rsnb, 9dnsIi1 ab. Ois
@rnte unb Sourassn, wel1s In bislsm
9auie sinssipsi&srt parsn, wurbsn ein
Raub Der Slammen. T., wel&sr perR,
ir"t if, erIsibst 5000 5rs. S9aben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-21

ct. Warien= gemeinbe finb folsenbe geamte
srm6blt morben: Setretar: s. $. Saeque
Sdabmeiter: 8. Bidder.
@etraut: Sim. Oienitas, ben 81. DECEMBER,
in Der Solp Names Rirbe in Chicago, 5err
Sbomas Wsimsrs NIT Fri. Sba Rublp. 0aS
iunse Baar pirb ieinsn Dobniit in aponoale,
nabe @bicaso, aufi9lasen.
Der ,Nurora 8cIssfrsunb'' naslbet in
ieiner DOT. Drummer:
8ri6er. Nitolaus Bridsr 1T am Wttt=
nod i'm alter bon "a eSabrsn on einem Sdlas'
anfau seitorben. 8erlelbe mar isit 81 Sabren
in qurora wobnbaft. gr wurbe ssitsrn (Srei;
tas) auf benz fatbOlii9en Srisbboi in Roroof;
aurora beeroiat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-21

MtdeIau, 10. Deg. Nd4ffes 6rabs
iabr wirb elm: DaHerIeituns bier anssIsst
werben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-21

3uiammenfeDt. Tlit grocer gorliebe fur Srant.
reid aus9ejosen, bot er IS bod in Deuti6lanb
am f&0nfsn 9~efunben unb nsnnt es bas 9anb
ieiner Sebniudt. gr mar bel Der Intunft Al
Saufe nibt rpeni9 e%ritaunt, minneapolis in
jeiner ieti9en SeriaRuns 3u finben, IN wel9e es
our1 bic Mnder:g erDaltun9 sebrabt worben
III. 9ein Wunoer, neun man Sabre lang bas
fro3fide Sonntassleben in DRESDEN, Riindsn
u. |. 10. mitgemadt bot"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-18
Blsmarck,s Reclamation.

The resignation of Prince Bismarck,
although long talked Of, comes like the
inevitable shock of death. Until further
particulars are given II Ia useless to
speculate upon the cause or possible
effect, ~ the statement that his, son
Count Herbert Bismarck has also ten
dered his resignation seems to hint
at some dissatisfaction with the ag-
gressive activity Of the young empe-
ror II has long been an open secret
that the chancellor was disappointed In
his hopes of handing down his power to
his son, because the younger Bismarck,
although displaying undoubted ability,
could not command the respect Of
friends and enemies.
Prince Bismarck has been chancellor
for eleven years and his son has been
secretary Of foreign affairs for two years.
Bismarck 9 recent return to active con-
troll Of state affairs was In obedience to
the earnest solicitations Of the emperor.
He has several times expressed his strong
opposition to European labor con-
ference a. preposterous and wholly
unavailing,n and II seems safe
to assume that disagreement with
the emperor on this question may
have had great deal to do with his
resignation. A singular incident is the
dispatch Of the correspondent of
the London Standard "The German
officials decline to forward my mes
sage" and the other dispatches contain
very small quantity Of news In the
matter. Agovernment that is afraid of
news can not feel very strong.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-18
Race Outragev In Philadeluhia.

Let the bloody shirt wave over Phila-
NeIrhta and Senator Ingalls, unlimber
~ vituperative artillery against tho
- city Of brotherly love-" for the coro-
ncr has just been sitting upon an aged
coiored man, who was assaulted aud
Kicked to death by mob of whites. He
was walking along Tenth street on the
1T OF March, serene in the consciousness
Of citizenship in the great stronghold of
the party that poses as the friend and
defender Of the black man, on election
day. Perhaps he was rejecting on the
reign OF terror under which Southern
pegroes live, as discovered by the Phila-
deiphia Press and other enterprising
organs devoted to the preservation of
war feeling and race animosity. The
reflections Of this citizen were suddenly
interrupted by SNOWFALL thrown by
one Of a crowd Of white men loafing
around corner, and when he began to
express his indignation the crowd of
young ruffians attacked him, knocked
him down and kicked him SO severe
~ that he died few days ago
cf his injuries. II this had hap
Pened few hours journey to the
south, in a Democratic community, the
Northern Republican press would be
@uTid with accounts of the dastardly
knce outrage, aud Senate and House
Hould ring with the fierce invective.
! prepared for such occasions by the con-
{ gressional specialists In bloody shirt
waving. As 1t happened in Republican
fhiladelphia 1t receives such seant no
tice from the dailies of that city that
many Philadelphians are quite unaware
~ Its occurrence. Fatal incidents. with
victims of all races and conditions, are
! - comnAon in great city that they fail
- impress the public unless the circum-
0Ancee are very remarkable and of
oourse no Northerner would dream of as
q enming that this murder was due to race
Deling. Why, then, should 80 many
oeoame that to be the case when similar
ooerAgss uSin the south? True. the
yoodm 10 more often O negro In the
9outh, but that 10 because lac is more
& 0lenttful down there. This Philadel-
nia atrocity was simply deed Of the
erusa' ruffians who disgrace our ciyiliza.
Non In nearly every community, and In
y. parties and races. The North, with
- prosperity aud educational adyan.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-18
Too Much Managed.

The charitable institutions of this
state appear to be under much manage
ment. They are supervised by the gov
ernor and Legislature, by the board of
charities, and by boards of distinguished
citizens aud yet they go astray. The
various sets Of managers are now
investigating the Philadelphia blind
asylum; and the district attorney is
taking hand, besides. Evidently a
little less accumulation of management
upon one particular time, and spread of
the energy through all time, would have
been more profitable. But such Ia the way
of management Of public and corporate
institutions. The superintendents run
them until they get into the mud and
the crew of managers hurry in, when II
II too late, to try TO save the pieces.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-18

THE Cubans are expecting general
change Of otficeholders, owing to the death
OF the governor general, and the appoint.
ment OF his successor, General Chinchilla.
They bitterly complain that the offices are
held In reserve for Spaniards, Instead of
being apportioned among native Cubans,
and the carpet bag government of the court
at Madrid is a standing insult TO them. Tie
officials may be capable enough, but their
interests are all opposed to those OF the
Cubans, and they only care to make money
and go home without any concern for the
prosperity of the island. Most of the talk
OF Cuban annexation to the United States
Is indulged in with tho hope of frightening
Spain into granting something like home
rule to the Cubans.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-18
womon who Make the Best wives.

Members Of Boston debating society have
almost come to blows over the question " What
and fidelity second. and knowledge OF house
hold duties and ability TO properly perform
them, the third. None of the debaters, how
ever, thought 10 add that very necessary quail
Observation-Disclosures which n wife IL far
rom perfection. DIR. Piorces Favorite Prcscr p
tion will renew the hue OF youth In pale and
sallow checks, correct Irritating uterine dis
cases, arrest and cure liberation aud infiamma-
tion. and infuse new vitality into the wasting
body. " Favorite Prescription " Is the only
medicine for women, sold by druggists, under n
positive guarantee from the manufacturers that
u will give satisfaction In every case, or money
will be refunded. This guarantee has been
printed on the bottle-wrapper and faithfully
carried out for many years. M,Tu&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-18
The Reduction OF sugar Dut,ss,

The Republican members of the ways
and means committee on Monday reached
an agreeaent on the sugar schedule. They
decided to AXE raw sugar from l6 Dutch
standard down dutiable at 35 per cent, adj
valorem, and refined sugar above l6 Dutch
standard dutiable at 40 per cent. ad yalorem.
This is equivalent to SO per cent reduction
on many grades of sugar, and to more than
80 per cent on others. The reduction will
average cut Of above 80 per cent, and
will reduce the revenue from twenty five
TO twenty-eight millions Of dollars There
Is no provision made for the payment of
any bounty whatever. The cut in duty
thus made is more than two-a- half times
that proposed by the Mills bill, and the
duty will be collected upon the value and
hot upon.the pound, as heretofore The
Senate tariff bill made reduction of 80
per cent, and gave bounty Of one cent
pound.
II is understood that the Republican
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-18
CwIFTsPECIFIc CO.
Scrofula in Children.

ain the early part OF 1887 scrofula appeared
on the head Of my little grandchild, then only
Is months old. Shortly after breaking out II
spread rapidly all over her body. The scpbs
on the sores would peal of on the sligh test
touch, and the odor that would arise would
make the atmosphere OF the room sickening
and unbearable. The disease next attacked the
eyes and we feared she would lose her 81 ght
Eminent physicians of the country were CON
suited, but could do nothing 10 relieve the little
Innocent. and gave II as their opinion, that
the case was hopeless and impossible to sa ve
the child's eyeslght.' II was then that we de-
cided TO try Swifts Specific q. y. ~ That med
icine mt once made q speedy and complete cure.
For more thnn year past she has been as
healthy as any child In the land"
Mrs. RUTH BERKLEY, Selma, Kansas
Cancer Of the Nose.
In 1876 n sore appeared on my nose and grew
rapidly. As my father had cancer, and my hus-
band died OF IL, became alarmed and consulted
my physician. His treatment did no good and
the sore grew larger and worse In every way,
until was persuaded 10 take =. y. s.. and a few
bottles cured me- This was after all the doc
tors and other medicines had failed. ] have
had no return Of the cancer.
Mrs. M. L. MABEN
Woodbury.. Hall County, Texas,
Treatise on Cancer mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga.
o2s.lyd u)
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-18
3npanasssajssr's
PsfLA pzs.ruiA, Tuesday, March IA, 1880.
Millinery First View.

You are invited to-day to the
opening Of our Spring. Mill
merry. These occasions" have
rapidly acquired national inn
portance as the Millinery Events
Of each Season. We produce
and gather merchandise. In
Millinery we embhahealIy do
both. The results appear in
displays that London, Paris and
New York have not as yet ap-
preached.
This season the head Of the
Millinery-Mr. Hutton-was in
Paris at the nick Of time. The
Millinery wave Of Fashion rises
early, it's volume and body
built Of omnibus styles, but the
wave lifts its mighty crest,
breaks in foam and casts to the
winds the spray of the newest
notions just as the season
opens. At this point Mr.. Hut
ton gathered the best from all
the highest sources, and by
quick transfer we are able to
show you what Paris will do in
Millinery, while yet the secrets
are kept from Paris itself.
Concerning Millinery Fash
ions.
Ifany Fashion writer, milliner
or merchant, tries to tell you
that certain shapes or trimmings
are the style for this season you
may consider your informant
ignorant or interested in some
excessive stock Of something
that needs customers. There
are prevailing colors ; beyond
that your own taste is Fashions S
law. The Paris milliners are
all free lances,' equally ready
to serve jet or gold bullion, rib.
bons or feathers, gauze or vel
vet as caprice may suggest or
fancy dictate.
You may be your bonnet or
your bonnet you your person
ality may appear in your selec-
ton if you choose, or your Mil
linery adviser may choose for
you. A professional sugges-
ton is often desirable.
But absolute freedom as to
shape, size, material and dec
oration are yours. 1t is a broad
guage season.
Colors. Au6eyezue, which
means mad-apple, or in common
talk, eggplant, or rather the
refractions of it yellov in all
tones from jonquil to golden
rod blue, every shade from the
himmel-6lan Of a frauleins eyes
to the ultra-marine of a cloud
capped sea Pink from the
shrimp so pale that you'd think
it had faded in the sea to the
almost brick-dust red, are in
high favor. Color is the only
slender grip by which Fashion
holds on to Millinery.
The untrimmed Foreign Hats
are scarce. Their like you'll
not find elsewhere. The guam
titles are very small, too late to
duplicate. Moral, buy now.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-18

IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION
l. for letters of administration upon the es-
tate OF Parks +. MeElwee, a supposed dece-
dent.
In the Orphans Court OF Lancaster county Pa
WHEREAS, An applica lion for letters OF ad-
ministration upon the estate OF Parks T. Me-
Eiwee, lately resident OF the City of Lancaster
In the County Of Lancaster. and State of Penn,
sylYanla, who is alleged TO have been absent
ana unheard OF for seven years and upwards
ana supposed TO be dead, was presented by
James IL. McEiwee, (who has renounced In
hyor Of Ida Shenk TO g. II. Myers, esq. Regis
ter oI wills OF said County of Lancaster ON
the Gth day of November, A. ID. 1889 and by
SAID register certified on the said 27th dny Of
November, A. ID. 1889, to the Orphans Court OF
said county, whereupon a decree was entered
June "a, 1856 VI
Therefore In pursuance OF the decree of said
Court therein made. all parties led in The
estate of Parks L. McElwee, the supposed de-
cedent are hereby notified To he and appear M
the Court House, In the City of Lancaster on
the I'D day of March, A. ID. 1890, at 10 O'clock
IN the forenoon, when and where the Orphansi
Court OF Lancaster Will hear evidence Concern
Ing the alleged absence of Parks p McElwee
the supposed decedent, and the cirrumstances
and duration thereof and will make such or.
ders aud decress therein as In the Acts of AZ
seInbly are made aud provided.
SAMUEL l.. KAUFMAN
lo7taiu Dep Clerk OF Orphans Court,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-18

THE excitement in Portugal, over tho ac-
ton Of Mr.. Buchanan In hoisting the Brit
ish flag In the Shire district, Is due TO dis
appointment of their hopes of negotiating
for the possession of this fertile region.
Mr.. Buchanan is one of two brothers who
represent the African Lakes company on.
gagged In coffee raising, and the Shire dis
trict takes its name from the river that
runs through 1t to Lake Nyassa. There are
several successful English missions there.
Captain Cardoza, Of the Portuguese army,
led force through this mountainous coun-
try about year ago. and with much diih-
Guilty established line of friendly villages
connecting the new Portuguese colony with
the coast and the region was taken under
the protection Of Portugal. BY Lord
Salisbury's ultiinatum the Portuguese
were required to evacuate this district
and their government was Obliged to order
back to the coast an expedition of tho
wives and children OF the Portuguese
pioneers which was going to Join them.
Having yielded 10 far Portugal hoped to
DO able to negotiate with England for the
possession Of the land on which she has
set her heart, but tho news indicates that
the British are quite as determined to
retain control without any regard for the
pride or claims of Portugal.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-18
An Englneer,s Fast Run.

An engineer ON one Of the roads entering
here In speaking last night Of fast runs said :
+" Although my machine Is not slow, once let a
cold get six hours the start Of me, and my ma
chinery is no match for Il. have for years
kept bottle OF Kemp's Balsan constantly IN
my cab, and when n Cough or Cold gets a start
Of this standard remedy II Is indeed a cold day
u 10 sold by all druggists. 0
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-18

A BILL has just been introduced to pro-
tect American labor and presents an in
teresting example of the possible extern
sion OF the protective principle to labor
itself. 1t provides that every alien who
comes to the United States shall be taxed
three dollars, 10 be collected by the collec-
tor OF customs. Another clause prohibits
the landing OF anarchists, polygamists,
cripples and criminals, and other undesir-
able foreigners.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-18

Whatever tends TO diminish strength should
be removed from the system. For those weak
ening diseases Of babyhood -colic, diarrhea,
etc, use Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup which always
cures.
For functional disorders OF the stomach
liver, or bowels use LaxadOr, the safest ant
surcst remedy that can be employed. Price
only rs cents.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-18

THE presidents proclamation against the
Cherokee boomers would havo saved a
great deal Of wasted energy II it had been
published several weeks ago when It was
perfectly evident that the rush was going
to take place. But better late than never.
The Cherokees are too respectable and
highly civilized to be wantonly robbed of
these lands, although they cannot long hold
them unused against the present rush of
settlers.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-18
A Woman Killed BY Ifer son.

A horrible accident occprred near Hot
Springs, Madison county, N. G. A1l-year-
old son OF 8. u. Chambers, a highly
respected farmer, accidentally shot and
insiantly killed his mother. The father
Ind been to Hot Springs, bringing home
with him 4 valise with sofne articles for the
family in H.. He put the valise down in
the house and stepped out, when tho lad
looked into II to see what his father had
brought him. He found pistol and said
TO his mother "see what pa brought home"
Tho pistol was discharged, the ball striking
his mother in the breast. Her only words
were, "Oh Lord, you have killed me-"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-18
Srpal llrtirra.

ENSrATE OF JOHN Il. SMITH, LATE
~ OF Lancaster city. Lancaster Co, Pa, de-
ceased. Letters testamentary on said estate hav-
ing been granted to the undersigned, all persons
Indebted thereto are requested To make imme-
diate payment, and those having claims or de-
mands against the same, will present them with
out delay for settlement TO the undersigned,
JULIANN SMITH,
ia Chester ST., Lancaster Pa,
ENecutriX.
A. j. EBERLY, Attorney,
40 East Grant ST., Lancaster, PA.
ri Il-etA
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1T Is reported that the propriotors of the
steam laundries throughout the United
States have resolved to combine against
the Chinese laundrymen. IF a trust or
monopoly jumps on John Chinaman he
may find plenty of frionds.
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members Of the committee on ways and
means have agreed upon the tariff schedules
and that tho bill will be reported 10 the fill
COMMITTEES on Wednesday,