Evening Star Newspaper, May 30, 1893, Page 4

iil THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. ©; TUESDAY, MAY 30. 1893—TEN PAGES. “THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON TUESDAY .-.May 30, 1893. cRosBy 5. Ss. NOES permanent circulation in Washingten three Umes larger than that efany ether paper in lecal NEWS paper and Ad- it has no cempetiter. Of the many anniversaries that mark the progress of American history and which may healthily be remembered by the American peo- ple nono is of more real importance than is ‘Memorial Day, for in the full seope’ of its ob- gervance may be included all the other great national holidays, and in the sentiments now temporarily conspicuous will be found a deeper, broader patriotism than marks any other of our €elebrations. Instituted orginally in honor of ‘those who gave their lives to preserve the ‘Union, it has expanded and so increased its comprehensiveness as to include not only the il- Justrious dead of generations long gone, but also ‘those who knew not fame in any form. Soon the thirtieth day of May in cach year the people go out and strew flowers over the graves of those ‘whom they loved and the tombs beneath which are the remains of men whose memories they have learned to revere. Some mounds are hid- Gen beneath lavish contributions of the bright- est blossoms, while others know no decoration ome one evening only to die daring the night, too weak even to ring for assistance. another case a man of millions, with = family away at one of the fashionable resorts, succumbed to the heat and was found dead the following afternoon. In the other two cases the blow came not so suddenly, but yot within a week. And in cach instance the families knew not that the mainsprings of their supports were ill until they were dead. Perhaps the presence of mother, wife or daughter might not have stayed the hand of death, but who will deny the efficiency of womanly care in sickness?” But how would matters be improved by having the wives and children remain in the same sweltering atmosphero which Mr. Bok belisves was too much for the men. It is everywhere accepted as gospel that mothers and children are the better for summer resi- dence in the mountains or on the seashore. Shall they in future remain at home because disease (which is often sought when the con- trolling influences that keep some men respect- able are absent) came suddenly and fatally to a few whom business compelled to stay in the city? Let the tired-out wives and little ones enjoy the pure breezes and the change of scene, and if the husband and father cannot be with them let him take things as coolly as possible in the place where his lot is cast. —_ +2 —___. Next to Sing Sing, New York, the most de- sirable place for a criminal under sentence ap- Dut a handful—perhaps a child’s handful—of freshly-gathered wildflowers, but the samo spirit is everywhere and the ratio of flowersand affection is by no means fixed. Under the elms ‘will be eulogistic oratory and the harmonies of grief-attuned praise; beneath the willows, ‘way from the multitude, the widow and the ‘@rphan will deck the sod that covers him who | ‘was more to them than all others and, perhaps, find some consolation in the valor which laid him low. Time, which ameliorates sorrow, has done much to lighten the gloom that is alwars consequent upon battle-field heroism, and asour plood-cemented national structure assumes pro- Portions greater than the forefathers dreamed of there is less of grief and more of honor for the manhood which so willingly and so nobly sacrificed itself; the “boys in blue” whose souls could not be shamed by their love of peace, whose natural desire to avoid strife failed toun- @ermine their integrity, whose allegiance to ¢ountry was supreme. So long as Memorial Duy continues to be-there need be no fears as to & possible decline of patriotism. The nation that remembers its heroic dead will neither for- t nor despise the liberties for which their were cheerfully exchanged. ——— Gen. Bradiey T. Johnson, who rendered the confederacy such distinguished service, has raised his voice for reform, but unless the American variety of human nature undergoes Fadical and speedy change the last of the vet- erans of whom he makes complaint will have eromed the river and be storming the heights of eternity before this new kind of reform gets into ‘working order. Commenting cn a proposition fo give bim exalted rank in the benevolent organization known as the United Confederate ‘Veterans, with which effort is being made to consolidate the Confederate Society of Mary- Jund, Gen. Johnson, speaking for the latter, said: “We want ali rank obliterated for J think pnd they think that a private soldier in the Maryland line equaled in valor, in patriotism and in sacrifice any officer, from Gen. Bradley Johnson to the short corporal on the left. think that the plurality of confederate colonels since the war tends to burlesque them. Itis well known that in Baltimore and New ‘York there are living now encugh colonels to officer both armies, and the United Confederate ‘Veterans seems to be a factory of generals and eolonels. AsfarasI myself am concerned I Prefer my titie of colonel commanding the land line. Iam the only man who ever jived who was ever entitled to or won thatrank and when I die I want thaton my tomb. The brigadier generaiship I never took ‘tock in. It ame two years after I won it and I only held on to it after the war because it had‘a halter at the other end.” Of course there are many who Will dissent from the general's views, but the dissenters are going to be withogt argament. Hardly a day passes by without there being @hronicled the death of some officer who was feally prominent in warfare, and yet there are more gererals and colonels now than the War Departments of both governments knew when Generals and colonels were in demand, ——_rem If ex-Representative Tom Watson of Georgia | nos “where he is at” some of his comments | on political methods in his state ought to make | somebedy squirm. Whem is he hitting when be excitedly says: “When fair elections by the people have be- come impossible: when votes are cpenly bought or the voter driven from the poils or the cor- rupted elector is made to vote a dozen times; when the evil has become so notorious that the man who thus devauches himself, his neighbor ‘aud bisceuntry boasts of his dtagrace and is proud of the perfection of his infamy: when the Gn the Georgia senate, for in- is the gift of four counties and ned in the face of the admitted facts that three of the counties voted against | him, while in the remaining county his majority was curried to the necessary point by throw- ing out nine precinets and retaining ouly two, and when a Chistian geutleman (of the breed called ‘Peeriess’) can still claim to be s ‘mir- Yor of honor’ while holding on to a con- Sressionai oifice which he secured by a series of — devices—one of which was to count rote in a county where the limit was a ken te 9,000—how can a person who believes re is no stopping place prescribed for hu- ‘Man passion or human greed when law is once Put under foot fail to see the dread import of ‘the question. “Where will it end” —-- ee ‘The day on which the country honors its il- Iustrious dead is, as it should be, far less sad than beantiful. It isaday of tender remem-. brance, and not a day of mourning. ‘Time has almost entirely healed the heart-wounds which the events of the war left; it cannot, however, | @bliterate the tender recollection of dear ones gone before. Itisaday of honest sentiment ‘What does credit to our national temperament. see ‘The idea that incarceration can be made so €omfortable and homelike that a condemmed ‘man cannot be induced to leave it is a philan- throvic theory whose fallacy should be pretty ‘well understood by this ti —_+++—__ Brazil is importing Chinese labor directly from Asia. Perhaps she might be induced to Feiieve this country of some of its superfinous belongings in that line. ————__+e2____ Perhaps ths longest Decoration day address on record is that delivered by Dr. Briggs today ‘Tt was still going on when Tue Star went to! Presa. —————~-2—___ Pears to be Marlboro’, Md. —_—_—_eo—____ The Presbyterian assembly is at present en- weed tn making history of the most important —___ +2 -___ ‘The Princess Eulalie bas shown that she is graceful in giving 4s well as in receiving com- pliments, —_ +++ __ The spring poet has only one day left this | Year. —_—___eo____ The Geary law will kindly rise and explain what it is here for. ——_eo—___ SHOOTING STARS. ‘The man who earns the fisher’s hate Is that unfeeling wretch Who when the hoar is growing late Inquires, the grief to aggravate, “How many did yer ketch?” “T'll now see if I can’t get this draft eashed,” said the man who had invented a ventilating | apparatus, A POOR RIDER. “Did you see me on horseback this morning?” he said proudly. “Yes,” she answered. “That is to say, rou seemed to be on the horse's back some of tho The farmer now prepares to play as he has played of yore This hittle trick for adding to his hoard: His butter, eggs and milk he orders from the city store And gaily advertises “‘country board.” “Father, will you bay me « typewriter?” “Why, what on earth do you want with » “I want it so’s I can have an excuse for my bad spellin’. UNQUESTIONABLE PROOF. “Yes,” he said in that mellow, wheezy tone of voice peculiar to the young man who is in love. “I am suro that my affection is fully re- ciprccated. “What makes you co sure?” “When I called yesterda: ing she told me she had removed the striking apparatus from the clock.” HER TRIBUTE. The old-fashioned roses that grow by the door Are sweeter by far than the hot-house bou- quet; Their fragrance brings many a mem'ry of yore And makes tite dear-scenes of the past live to- day. They smiled at the story be scarce dared to tel, And nodded approving whon she named the day; They drooped when the soldier-iad bade her farewell, And heard when she prayed for the one far away. No bloom is too rare for her fair hands to lay On the grave of the hero who loved her of yore: But the tribute sbe brings is a simple bouquet Of the old-fazhioned roses that grow by the door, —_—_+-+____ Asnerica’s Own Day. ‘Memorial day hasan unusual addition to its services and array in the presence of our for- eign guests who take part in this great national ceremony. Nothing like it exists abroad. We are often charged with being the most practi- cal of nations, but we are alone in devising this most graceful and Atting tribute by which the memory of the past is revived, the patriot- ism of the-present quickened and children are trained to fature devotion to the flag served by the dead whose graves they decorate.—Phila- delphia_ Press. ————_+-+____ More Truth Than Poetry. With-a $10.00 rod Anda 6.00 reel, Witha 2.00 line Anda = 4.00 creel; A book full of 2. - And 4.00 flies, Away with his 12.00 ticket he hies. Th.ns he spends......240.00 ere he starts out, 2nd returns ina week -10 worth of trout, And the—— But a blank won't supply thirty-nine ninety—the sum he is shy. —San Francisco News Letter. ——_ 2 Mastic and Etiquette. The Princess Eulalie wnen asked to name some composition to be played in her hearing expressed a preference for the “Star-Spangled Banner.” The princess’ music taste is educated up tothe point of polite prosrigiprescs| News. Record. _— ‘The Same O14 Story. The Venetian gondolicrs employed at the “world’s fair are said to have formed a union. }It is not stated whether they want shorter hours, more pay, more modera craft or less competition, but it shows how the sluggish That thore are at least two sides to every | #dtiescence of European servants is shaken question is generally admitted, but how few , there are among men and women whose mental.! vinon enabies them to see more than one st | atime. Just now there 1s discussion as to tne | advisability or otherwise of leaving-the men of | families alone in closed homes during the| heated term—a debate in which Editor Bok of the Ladies’ Home Journal is the leader on the negative side. It seems that during last Tals | four of Mr. Bok’s friends died homes where every convenience was sible, but from which women vere abeent. With their families scattered in| the country these men were forced to vemain in the city, and in each case the thonsand and one little attentions that a man’s hem: the hands of woman were negi servants. js were irregularly served and more irregularly eaten; rowms were ventilated | Just as the servants remembered or forgot them. “That terrible week of incessant heat, which we all remember, and exhausted these s Kindred summer ills are not far behind a man when he is rux down by sleepless nights, ha- Bassed by business, li ving in . di Mantied, uncared-for home under torrid ¢ end stitling nights. In one instance it wasa, oung man in the dush of success, who came ys | jamz off by a few days in the air and influence of a free country.— Detroit Free Press. —_—__++o____ ‘The Trolley at Gettysburg . Give the trolley a fair chance at Gettysburg and it will soon add to the bloody record of ‘that field. —V. ¥. World. “J. B. Nalle ANNOUNCES HEAVY REDUCTIONS IN Wash Fabries, J. B. NMEE GaSe) 1328 F. “ay bits VEGETABLES, POU LIRY eI &e., TO “OUT-OF-TOV one of our speciatties pack every- the mtmost care and take t bya loaz ex erience freak. Never a complaint. Coss. Ave. Phone, 433. ‘every prec to keep the provend Can we shin you au ¢ ‘Pasace. Manxer, 1027 Move Out or Sell Out. ‘That's the edict of thecontractor who has un- dertaken to reconstruct the home of the ROYAL CLOTHING BAZAR, O14 ¥ st. nw. ‘We chose to sei! out and on the morning of May 30, we will inaucurate the greatest reduction startling destruction of value in Fine Ready-to-wear Clothing for Men and Boys ever attempted anywhere. Every garment must be sold with- out reserve. Profits abandoned—cost not con- sidered in this immense reconstruction sal Our only atm fs to clear out the stock, have floors and walls bare for the builders. The season is on and you need sessonable Clothing. Here is a chance tomake your money ko farther than it ever went before or may go ‘cain. Don't miss your chance. You are offered. the first piex, do you want it? P.8- We will take possession of building again when completed. I. Grosner, O14 F street. , Proprietor. my-tu&f10t A. KAUFMAN, 909 Pa Ave N.W. Tomorrow, WEDNESDAY, Frox 8 To 6 O’Croce, EVERY CUSTOMER Shall enjoy some of our Princely ARGAINS. ee Sheffield’s Dentifric Hee: Sterline Silver Hist Bias ane Sterling Pins... c. ‘Ab ch Glycerine *oay #.sewenay eres ‘eros Ass0) Tf. Pure Linen Writing Pap — We: Velveteen Suir Bindi Infants! Swiss Caps. ik Ventilating Corsers, Tuante! Eine Hand-Knit Sacques Se Bie Infants White Cambric Hubbard Drovaex -/20e Children’s Mh “aim hi “sorted styles of fine eats, 40 Lt years... 0c. Ladies Musiin Skirts , ‘Skirts, Cambric ruffie, cia 1,000 BOTTLES (Best quality) HOUSEHOLD AMMONIA, 3C, rou 8 To 6. 6, Oszy Tomonnow. A. KAUFITAN, 909 Ps Ave N.W. {rae EOPLE'S MONEY SAVER. } i Sorry for yon, yet you hanilly de- serve Intelligent sympathy when the means of rellef are so easily at your Aisposal. Not only relief, but the forndation of perfect health, for the friction of the coming hot weather. One oe two bottles of WILLIAMS! SARSAPARITEA will put you on your feat, waile there are a few Toses yetlott im the bottle, and the re- mainter you can dedicate to that Dewatiful feeling of content, which 45 the result of pure blood, stren-ti- ened nerves and a.clear conscieuce. | 100 DOSES, 50 CENTS. WILLIAMS’ SARSAPARILLA. F. S. Wiss & Co. Davaatsrs, UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE, | oul LITTLE ELE ELO | = = Men who want exclusive styles shou'd come to us. We have jist received & new invoice of Men's Russet Shoes in new colors and styles aot Sound elsewhere in this city. They have that combination of atyie, quality ant comsort so rare yet so batt TOT TT MITECUETUSETUUTEINIEELLLLLT Touch “sought by ten” cf fashion | ble (taste “and tender , feot. The lowest prices. for ages, | ranging from "83.50 io 90 | ate, Te You needwt 9» elsewhere for | these neo styies and colore—for” we aione | Wirsox & Cann. | 929 F Sx N. Ww. = | ms30_Balto. Stores _ ONT. 110 Pat, oe ® Husbands 2 Cannot —asa usual thing bake bread, so it's no use for them to try—but there is one thing they can do, and that is to stop by the grocer’s and order a sack of “Ceres” Flour for bak- ing it. Only little trouble in specifving “Ceres” Flour—Great hunks of satisfacticn in eating the delicious bread it bakes. “Ceres” Flour has the reputation of makinz*‘more,” “lighter.” “*whiter,” *“stee‘er” and“*better™ uread than Sny other flour in the world. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS, Ceres at your grocer's—we enly wholesale. O Ws. M. Garr & Co, QO) Whoiesaie Flour an Feed Deaiers, Cor. Ist and Ind. ave. n.w. COS eee ae It 00000000000000 000 cococcecoesoceeeoe D. WILLIAM OYSTER’S zis the place to go if you want to be abao- Tuteiy certain of. genuine COW Be red promptly and Vroverly, as often as desired pte tite or “eleohoue’ E285 for sample where. Lowest prices. 340, 841, 842 Center Market J. loth ST. SW Baildine Papers. Ml bof Goods, Fire Bric Clay and Tie Astestus, Fiue Lining, Pulp, Slate, & WOODWARD AND LOTHROP, 10TH, Fine Stationery FOR OFFICE AND PROFESSIONAL USE. ‘We invite the attention of commercial and professional "men to our ENGRAVED WORK-—for cards and fine office stationery. We are amohe the recognized leaders for engraving and die stamping and are Pleased to offer suggestions and submit samples and estimates on application. HIGHEST GRADE WORK (Stationery department, first floor... In Our New 11TH AND F STS N.W. —o ——CLOSED AT 1 O'CLOCK TopAY,_—. CANDIES IN THE BASEMENT. THE PUREST, THE FRESHEST, THE BEST. 23, 40 AND 0c. LB. AT MODERATE PRICES. .-Istannex.) Men’s Store IT’S JUST SUCH EXCELLENT VALUES THAT MAKE IT FAMOUS, For Tomorrow, Wednesdays 2% DOZEN EXTRA FINE GAUZE SHIRTS with necks, Sizes 34 to 42. long sleeves, pearl buttons and silk-bound French ‘Be., 8 for $1.00. vOZEN ENGLISH BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS, All size. ‘with long sleeves, ,Warl buttons and sorze facings. 50c. 20 DOZEN “‘SANITAS" UNDERWEAR, made of balbrigzan and wool especially for summer wear, ‘Special price, Value, 83.00. st floor... About SHIRT WAISTS. Shirt waists are more popular this s:ason that ever. Deservedly #0, too, because they are comfortable, neat and dressy and cost very little. If you havo onee kuown the comfort of shirt waist, you won't care tocount them out of your wardrobe. Takes look through the stock. Observe the shapes, how well they are made, how neatly they are stitched, and, withal, how low they are priced. You're sure to find something to please you. PRINTED PERCALE, plaited front and back, shirt cuffs, belt, —— PRINTED PERCALE, many pretty designs, box plaited front and back, fine plaited ruffte down front, abirt sleeves aud cuffs, belt. Exceptional value. INDIA LINON, tucked front, box plaited back, em- broidered collar, xauntiet cuffs, belt. —87e.— PRINTED PERCALE, hair-line stripes with white Polka dots, full front and back, Jabot down front, roll | | Made strons and heavy, at every, point. collar and cuffs. —$1.00.— LAWN, fineand sheer, delicate figures on white round, box plaited front and back, roll collar and cuffs, belt. —#1.00— ‘MULL, fine and soft, China blue ground, fisured, wathored front. plaited back, roll collar and cuffs, belt, 8125 FINE INDIA LAWN, white ground with pink, blue and black stripes, shirred front with ruffle, piaited back, deep roll collar and cuffs, belt. —81.50.— INDIA LINON, fine tucks across front and back, roll collar and cuffs, bolt. a1. FINE MULL. Chiua bug xround with whity stripes, Jabot dows front, reuud roll collar, canutlet cuffs slightly rolled at hand, belt. Also white rround with grouped stripes of navy blue and pink in same style. —82.00.— FINE MULL, fine tucks front and back, pointed collar, fine tucked gauntlet cuffs siightiy rolled at hand, belt. —82.00.— INDIA LINON, very fine, plaited front and back, Jabot of fine Swiss embroidery, roll collar and cuff, embroidered raffle. Also same style with embroid- ered edge of pink, blue. red or black, 82.25. 4 MULL, extra fine, Chiua biue ground with delicate white figures, plaited back and front, fitted at waist, roll collar and sauntlet cuff, with fine white em- Droidered belt. —82.50.— MADE TO OUR SPECIAL ORDER. —Fisk, Clark & Flage’s fine English cheviot, gathered at neck, fitted at waist,yoke tack, full shirt sleeves, laundered col- Jar, cuffs and belt, —83.75.— (3d floor... Lith st. building. » —o— T—Hoox Fosren Kw Groves. Just 84 pairs, and 75c. pair. The sizes account for the price. 53, 58 and 6, in black only. If your ‘size is represented the chance is a rare one. You get two pairs for the price of one ordinarily. THEY WERE $1.50. NOW 750. (Center table, 1st floor. —o— Near skylight.) Uswarcuaste Haxprsromer Vaxvrs. It's of little consequence to you, perhaps, to know how or why we are selling quarter Handkerchiefs for two-thirds their value: the fact that we are doing so is sufficient. We closed out two lots (200 dozen in all) at & price, however, which accounts for it, Linen, and pure linen—this is our guarantee. Buy all you need forthe summer outing. They can't be dupli- cated. ‘Lot 1-100 dozen Ladies’ Fine All-linen Handker- chiefs, hemstitched, and hand-embroldered in sev- eral dainty desizns, both sheer and medium weights. Worth 25e. Special price, 18e. 6 for 8L. 100 dozen Ladies’ Sheer All-linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, with a cluster of cords forming bor- der. Worth Ihe. Special price, 10c. (Center table, 1st floor. -Near skylight.) Frassez Deranrwest Announces the arrival of a line of EMBROIDERED FLANNELS that surpasses anything ever shown in Washington. They have a battonhole edge made exactly the same as hand-worked buttonholes. Twenty-five styles. to $2 yard.— th st. bldg.) Tus Including a fall set of attacht “Carron Sewtsa Ifyou look for a better, anicer, a handier or a more desiral “Capitol” you will not find it, for there ts none. often happened. S-eit in opezation on (2A floor 82.00 Suit. About TRAVELING GOODS. TRUNKS AND BAGS FOR ALL KINDS OF ‘TRAVEL. 8B Trunks repaired and made to order. BWA rong strap free with each trunk §@- Trunks marked free of char ye. NO BETTER TRUNKS CAN BE MADE THAN ours. SPECIAL “WORLD'S FAIR” TRUNK, Ours for Washington, Strong-bass wood box, two brass locks, four hinges, eight spectal iron railings, two Hagney bolts, double steel bottom, deep covered tray, lage hat box, hard-wood stay. ‘The best trunk in the world for the prices, “W. & L.” TOURISTS’ TRUNK. A ladies’ dress trunk, made to our special order and sold by us only in Washington. Made of the best ma- terials tu the best powtte iaaniner, hin. so-tn. Seti. 904n. Sein, 87.65. “COLUMBIAN” SAMPLE TRUNK. Ours for Washington, Best “*Px- Special “Hacney four double full niussin linines, two trays” All bolts, See on washers. Decidediy the strongest Trunk 30in Sin, Shin Gin, $1090. 811.00. SUIT CASES. . ALL SIZES A’ celsior™ lock, Bee en in, COAT AND Ditk TELESCOPE CASE (ath floor, PRICES. ‘Oth st, building.) aPicrene_N News. ‘There are still ‘They are 11x14 aud have 134-ineb ornamented oak frames. 500 knerar'ngs, 11x14, new and choice subjects. Engravines, framed in G¥-inck om fold | —Bpeclal price, COs— H 210% SL.95. sisfaciory Mke- 20-8, Cravox Poxrmars, ve and better wane larentecd. A ness (ath floor building.) ea in Washincton, and we hey Feep food better any others. For twenty: Use, and thousands of fanities in Wasinns ‘using them to their entire satisfaction. BELDING'S “NEW Pi on purely scientific prin inal flavor of eac Patent syste mure economical in the use of ive that .. Made of hard wood on.y and finished in the best possible uatutcr. The huuzes are all of Prices 85.95 to 830. bronze. (Ath floor... ‘++ 10th st. bldz,) Wares Qociaes tan ILTERS gt every’ best kind. vanized Iron Coolers, O5e., 81.50, osm Porcelain-lined Coolers, 82.25, to Jewett's Chareoa! Fuiters. with now fiterine bed. 86.50, $7.50 and $10.00. Jewett’s Filters and Coolers combined, with new filterine bed. #5. » $2 88.25, 86.75, #7.25, 88.00 and $10.00.— Basy Canntaces. sles constantly arriving. We ean show you variety as wel ty aud quantity. ly Carriages, best qar and wheels, good parasol, fancy upholstcring Carriages, cane bottoms. fine i¢ fine ‘satin parasols. edged it kear, sprinzs, &c., hand. made wheels, tomatic brakes, English wool mat, Unus : Latest Cane-wound Rat- tan and Antique Oak Carriages, finest upholsterin standard year, satin parasol, edied with milk lace. 5. (4th floor... Boys. Sarery Bicycrzs. Having secured the agency for. the. “Columbian” Safety we have decided to close outeur entire lime of dischi hie Westera wheel works, Rezular price, $20. ‘The **Boys’ Junior,” h wheel. Regular price, $25. Our price, $19.90.— The ‘*Cinch,» 2iineh wheel, ‘Cashion tires, full wheel. 18 OBSERVED BY ALL mourning and remembrance. ‘We pay once more our annual tribute of respect to those who fell inthe late war. Orator® are also voicing the nation’s sentiments: THE ECONOMICAL SHOE BUYERS ARE ALL IN FAVOR 0” OUR— $3.00 Urccf Gout Mand-sewed Russia Ouit, Russet Goat and Calf Shocs—ail widths and shapes. $2.48 Unsct tpteieet oct! tor ona mice equivalent. 81.98 te, of Oxfords and Shoes. _At this price 2070 we are showing an unusuai assortment of Tussets and blacks, for gents, indies, misses and boys. line of Low and Hizh Shoes are peerless: $1.48 rgicen ind tae eae es have them for the gents and ladies, boys and misses. QB, Shoes, for, boys, misses and cl jC. the nish and ctyie of woods soit by ethers af amuch higher price, and ours wear as well ss they look. S#- OUR UNQUALIVED GUARANTEE HOLDS fw-GOOD WITH EVERY PAIx, NO MATTER (@-WHAT THE PRICE HEILBRUN & CO0., 402 7th st. Mow. 1t SIGN: THE OLD WOMAN IN SHOE. a) Per Cent OFF Until June i Do not take our word for it. A comparison will prove that we are giving the newest, cleanest and best furniture, end offering the best bar- gains obtainable in America today. Craig & Harding. Con 131a Axp F Srs. N.W. xt Tr You Ane Gorse To Tue Fam Go im Style. Take along Traveling Goods that will be a credit to you and the national capital. We are fully prepared to show you the largest line of BAGS AND SATCHELS Ever shown in Washington, Atuicator Sarcuexs, From $140 w vo S18. Grars Learven Sarcurrs, Fom $1.25 w vw $10. Auuicator Granstoxe Baas. $8.50 ww $28. ¢ LECTROPOISE ECTROPOISE CTROPOISE TROPOISE: ROPOISE OPOISE POISE OSE ISE SE E ISEASE SEASE EASE ASE SE 4 SE ASE EASE SEASE ISEASE ITHOUT EDICINE YHOUT EDICINE HOUT EDICINE ovr DICIN UT 1cL T Eg ur rca our DICIN HOUT EDICINE THOUT EDICINE IrHOUT EDICINE By the use of this wonderful HOME TREATMENT ‘The whole body is made to absorb OXYGEN freely from the atmosphere, aud is thus enabled to cure dis- ease where other methols fail. Indigestion, Insomnia and Nervousness quickly and permanently cured. Call for information. Consultation free. Ladies may consult our lady manager. ATLANTIC ELECTRO- . POISE O0., 1405 WW. V. Ave. i. W (GROUND FLOOR.) BG OUR FLOWER SALE A Bic SUCCESS. be disappointed im this respect. We wish to apologize toall late comers. And to continue to deserve your confidence asin the past and motto be outdone by these two day» we shall for the balance of the continue our exceptionally low prices, Some of articles herein mentioned, we have but a — such Jow prices offered, will Vetling, all coors. Ladies’ Fast Black Hore. IBige. Ise 160. Te. Be. 39. ‘Shirt Waist, plaided front and back Shirt Waist, fancy frill, front and ‘Te. Be. = au bag ‘This is the best vale thai has yet been offered. Saas Learaen Grapsro: 81.30 e170 BLO . 2 ir Cases. jock. ‘84.00 Rosser Learner Darss Serr Cases. ‘Thene casos are someting tino, beautifully finished, death unt lie rapes linen or inate hea it mecure mekel locks: inca We have severa! other 1 yf thee cnn a ioe | and} F portiouately low prices. Gesre Learner Har Bosca eSand 86 , Learsenow Trexrs, The stroneest uehent aud. mont satniactors Trank We make. Cau be made in any sty e and shape desired. ‘au Biisbed Inside and out as ordered. 1231 Pexsa. Ave N.W. FACTORY, 1218 AND 1220 EF ST, N.W. ‘Repairing and ordered work properly attended to. 1t Doctors! Druggists])} Toffer you the following goods at manufacturers’ prices, viz: Mulford Company's Tubiets, Fraser Tablets, Scbieffelin & Co.'s and Warner's Soluble Coated Pills, G. G, C. Snnvs, Cor. N. Y¥. Ave. Axo 1428 Sr. ny20 Sooner Opesixa Doarings.” Regular price ‘Tee “Otis Fase. eee pee els w full ball bearings. Row ar rice, a m these machines have sn the country. --10th st. building.) Hassocks Asp Arractests All the newost things are hero. New “Excelsior” Hammocks, with spreade.s and Tixee* bem star” Hammocks, with valance, spreaders 0 tubination spreaders, iuosquito net canopy aad safety rope. —Kie. to With spreaders and pi fyPeerless" Spreaders. *Anch (4th floor... $19.50, aud five-year guarantee. Macurse, ie Sewing Machine in all respects than the ‘More lixely you'll pay double for ons not #0 good, as has += 10th st. building,) Woopwano 10:x. 11s Ayp F Srs. N.V or Isvorres Muuurery. ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, MAY 31 AND JUNE 1, We will display in our show room the Istest importations for summer in Car- riage and Seaside Hats, selected per- sonally by Madame PALMER, now in Europe. H. F. Pacer, Manager, my29-3t* 1107 F st. Te You Cast Bev.Ocr Sutexps Or Druggists Price J. 7 G cutkoPop isis. m1 See For Yo — Hf we're not sellins GAS RANGES lower Better qualities, too. ors, & & Lorsnor, "t smell of gas. sata 8 > 432 921 SF Black Silk Mi:ts.. 2c. 190, Extra Large Size Towels. Le. Fe. Lace Caps. - le 20. Children’s Sun Bonnets.. - Be Bie. Boys’ Shirt Waists.. S50. Be. Balbrisean Shirts and Drowers... Te. Jean Drawers Be. Outing Shir Bae. Lannderod Shite ‘Te. Suspenders. he. 4%, == (R, Nathanson, Si8 7TH ST. i. W. | Suits of Clothes for men, which were put Hoover & Sxvpen, 1217 Pa Ave seo XXX XXXXXXXXXXXY No Neen To Be A Judge —of China Ware to appreciate this: French Decorated Haviland & Co. China Dinner Sets of 100 pieces, Franken‘hal flower decoration, with solid gold handles, Oxixy $34.50 Pen Ser. You will acknowledge it worth at sebeeae iA SoeNNNNNNN AN (MPORTANT EVENT. Graduating Exercises, THIS IS ONE OF THE MOST my. PORTANT EVENTS IN WOMAN'S LIPR, AND GREAT ANXIETY IS AWAKENED IN THE BREASTS OF ALL MOTHERS ON THIS JOYOUS OCCASION. BUT PRIDE AND AMBITION IS NOT AT ITs ZENITH NOR IS THE PROGRAM CoM. PLETE UNTIL THE PROPER GOWN 18 OBTAINED. AS USUAL YoU WILL FIND US HEADQUARTERS POR ALL GRADES oF Crrax Woorrss. WE HOPE TO AID YoU IX MAKING YOUR SELECTIONS BY PRESENTING FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION A MosT SELECT AND CREDITABLE LIST oF FABRICS SUITABLE FOR THE Occa- SION: Crram conn t16xe, 40 inetow yard. All wool, wie, 750, Cream att-woor ALBATROSS, 40 inches wide, 5c. yara. Cream casmMene, 40 incies wide, al we, 5c. yara. Cream rrexon Batiste, 3s inches wide, woot, 5Oc. sara. Caran ALL-WOOL PEAU PSOIE, 46 inches wide, BL sara. Cream aoaxcu sux wanp COTELE, very asinty, S125 sara. Cream stux WARP CHALLIE, 42 inches wide, $1.25 yard, Crrax suk WARP LANSDOWNE, 40 tnebe wite, $1.25 sara. Crrax six-roasn wexnterras, 75g ana SI sara. Crran ALL-WOOL CREPON, 40 inches wida, T5c. vara. Crean 40-INCH LANSDOWNE COBB, $1.25 saa os Two Sprecrats: # Crean AUL-WOOL AND SILK —? - > staes, Tc. Actuai value, 81 yard. Cream ssrxcm aLt-woor 7 39c sara. Actual value, 50°. yard. 22%. | Out-of-town patrons can order by mail. LANSBURCH & BRO., 420, 422, 424, 426 7TH ST. : IEROSAPEAT Pienipontam broke doom i ARLKS Thewe ameons ot Should st ter inate ascii th Sorween the Fenny Ware ra Tor Y KATS GREAT SHOUT will go up from the people. Silt all umive in sinzing the lous meter AU Biessings bate? “Praise God From Whom All Fiow.” Worve be something of a Gcht poten Poi s tctee op our own tande® TEN DOLLAR soon as the frst lot Tecelved, and were ad exyTess pubes “All, or nearly ali © BANNER PURCHAE | ‘S10 Ikan amount not te be snesred at these hand when compar-d to valu: received it peaks Touniin, Nou arein nee ef shew and sone SUIT OF CLOTHES For spring and summer wear—in fact. MUST ‘one such—then why poi avail yourself of the great opportunity. It TEN DOLLARS Is more than you can afford to spen: eult Slothes really worth double at sien * BROP A point or two and bay a most excellent ‘Cassimere Swit, or Triple Tw od Sut oran “ans Twrrat Suite Bannockburn Cheviot Suit. at?” $7.50. aighave a creat variety of these BARGATN. and are anxious that you slail havethem. E. Ancexs TEX Maes HAs CORNER ett SACH Buti! 1O‘otclock “Price Boe Jeast half as mach again. =» 1 oy Pa Ave, Easy : Chests XD Ree RATORS EAD. ND REFRIGERATORS ‘EAD. Si ee a hardly fu “Eady” on "Refrie the other makes it would be Dowibie to wanitacturs Rdiya enoweh tos @ demand. | they Sradanud-shoulders “over others Suppow. you, compare ita fhe others ‘before. making By cia We also have, the Monroe Stone-ware- lived Dey At tefrigerators, which have Vitrified and glazed earthenware provision compartments which are as as @ china Jewett's Coolers, Filters, &o. li, W. Beveri fe, 1215 F Sz As» 1214 G Waste Money if you will; but you can just 20 read ‘save it by ne your wall d have us do the work. ante our wall papering for’ three. years. Roue others do. We personally attend to ai work, and bandie the brush ourselves. We carry finest assortment of Auer Sean, “French” and” German "Wall and” Wall Decorations We” “dhink ate we have new ideas, we mix” our woe oun trai, c. 2 gE. Kiva Cove, Udon &S Sis. N.W. or guer- Lister’s Dentifrice Toute® fraetgnt and <b int rs vee to pete of Ge hereto pas yest ‘combination with chalk. He yi enable. you. to =? a and gums healthy ‘as sweet a snd. your brea Perfume of sree, ‘No 'eckde—ne krit—no. taste, "ho. For sale ouly at Thompson’s 15ru Sx. N.W. COMFORT Siirm? “Come to "us rautee gous) portect, as iene alue, Yor. Your monty. “Invincible” ~ a3 beck) Un randernd Dest quality different sleeve eet size,