Evening Star Newspaper, June 17, 1895, Page 6

8 == THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. MONDAY. «June 17, 1895. CROSBY Ss. jOxES.-...- THE EVENING STAR hasa a regular and permanent circulation much more than the combined circulation of the other Washington dailies. As a News and Advertising Medium it has no competitor. t7In order to avoid delays, on ac- count of personal absence, letters to THE STAR should not be addressed to any individual connected with the office, but simply to THE STAR, or to the Editorial or Business Depart- ments, nccording to tenor or purpese. No more*sensible order could be issued by the Commissioners than that which has just been promulgated providing a sort of Prob; nary term for all appointees to positicns under the District Government. As is sta elsewhere in The Star today, the Commissioners are at all times subject to great political and personal pressure to make certain appointments, regardless of the exigencies of the public service, or the fitness of the individual applicant. This has alwcys Icen one of the weakest points in the entire local system of government, and fs also one of the chief reasons why the principles of true civil service reform should be at once applied to the municipal Offices. If the Commissioners can sustain this order absolutely and weed out of their Places men who have beer appointed, if they show themselves ircompetent, they will greatly be: it the service. It is to be ing mobs and other men to join them is the fear that through some delay in the law adequate punishment will not be meted out to the offender in time to make the execu- tien of the extreme .penalty a sufficient lesson to other possible law breakers. Of course much of the motive that inspires a lyrching is atttributable directly to the fleree rage and resentment that spring up in men’s minds when their near friends or relatives are injured, especially by brute force, and doubtless most of the lynching that has been done in this country has been occasioned by this swift, unthinking desire for vengeance. At the same time, the Mt. Sterling episode shows that the promise of a speedy trial may some times effect a change of purpose in the men who Gather to take the law into their own hands and it would perhaps be well if law- mekers throughout the country,_and espe- cially in those sections that are most fre- quently the scene of lynchings, should take heed from this incident and amend the | statutes of their states to provide for the speedy trial of prisoners charged with mur- der and similarly serious crimes. Whatever may be the proper function of capital pun- ishment, whether as a mcde of legal re- venge or as a frightful example to warn others, it is to be feared that it often loses its value by long-deferred execution just as the law loses its force with every as- sault made upon it in the form of lynching. At the same time the trial should not take Place so scon after the crime that a fair judgment is made impossible. There is a grave danger in too speedy work in such cases and the happy med:.m between pre- mature trials and demoralizing delays must therefore be the goal of legislators who seek to remedy this grave evil. ————E A lesson may be drawn from the unfor- tunate experierces of the unhappy little THE EVENING STAR, MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1895-TWELVE PAGES. Burt”’—now at gu F F Street. Cutting the Prices of Burt’s Oxfords —Hzs caused them to sell so rapidly that the factory has sent us an entire new shipment, including mavy new; styles and shapes that we have not shown before. Our Shoes are the finest in the world, and getting them at such low-cut prices and at the beginning of the season is an opportunity which you cannot afford to let slip. We b me them on center tubles nnd hay Wie three Hines of them. Ladies’ Oxfords, Cut to S I. 4 5 ‘This line includes Kid and Russet Ox- toes—that have always and are worth it. We have also included at this price a line of Boys’ Calf Lace Shoes, sizes 12 to 2's—worth $2 and $2.50. Ladies’ Oxfords andShoescut top 2 of 5 This line includes $3.50 Kid Oxfords, 9 Rusret Oxfords.$4 Fine Kid Walk- Shoes, lace and button medium, and stylish Shoes—in pointed toes. ave included in this line a lot of ns $3.50 Calf and Russia Lace Woodward and its contents. A Manufacturer’s Samples Boys’ Straw Hats. We bought all the samples of one of the largest straw hat factories in the country (about 600 hats), and shall place them on sale tomorrow morning at 48 and 6gc. Each. $3.00 Sailors, $2.50 Sailors, $2.00 Sailors, $1.75 Sai Lothrop, 10TH. 11TH AND F STS. N.W. Whether This Store Is measured by high-priced things or low the result is always the Sadie aaalinles: quantities, values are nearer as‘you would have them than ever before. Perhaps you have noticed that we don’t say “bar= gains” all the time, and still the store keeps growing in the confidence of every one who has occasion to visit it. The ‘mere telling how big wouldn’t be mene The Srcaple come here to look and to buy, and our printed announcements are de= voted to telling the mews just as it is found here, and it’s always fa bright and interesting as the store the store is, etc., etc., Daily Letter. i. lee, A (na A, =) ve “CUTS.” “Pruning Knife."* You'll tind many lots reduced—displayed “and ticketed ———— thronghout the store. Not unde- —— sirable stuf: ——— lots” and “odd’ sizes, much of it lines. Waists Reduced. §Se. Fancy Percale Waists now 50c. India Linen W ts reduced to $1. $3 and $3.50 W! Linea Waists reduced to $1.35. Tan Eton Duck § Tan Blazer Duck Suits, $5 to $4. Tan Reefer Duck Suits, from $5.5 to $i White Duck Separate Skirts, $1.65. Brocaded Silk Skirts, $12.50. Mohair Skirts, lined and stiffened, $5. $8 to $3. ‘All Parasols Reduced. Every Parasol In stock has bs ent in pri The most remarked reduction i k Lace and Chiffon Para- Not a department has escaped the but simply “small being this season's: most desirable White e India its, from $4 to $3. 30 2 Gray Silk Waists, reduced from B. RICH & SONS, 1002 F street. Footwear ‘For School Exercises. Our line of Boys’ and grade Shoes, Oxfords and § Was never so complete, for we hav ticipated yeur needs for coramencements and distributions and bought larg Pisses’ and Youths’ Patent Leather Shoes, | $1.98 Pair. : Misses’ Tan and Black Oxfords, $1.25 Pair. Misses’ White and Black Kid Strap Slippers, $1.25 Pair. Misses’ Patent Leather Strap Slippers (finest), $1.75 Pair. Misses’ and Children’ 's Tan Shoes for country wear, $1.25, $1. 5°, and id $1.75 Pair. B. Ria & Sos > BL ors, $3.00 Tams, $2.50 Tams—not a hat lower in grade than $1.25. FL it, FLEXIBLE STR. WHITE AND PRETTY COLOR COMBINATIONS; ONLY ONE OR TWO ALIKE, AND ALL SPARKLE WITH ALL THE NEWNESS AND NOVELTY THAT CAN expected that the avcrane Congtessan, | city ef Stamfcrd, Conrectieut, which is Shoes. st now being scourged by an epidemic of will object to this summary treatment of ; 3” Spero ie eee Fat) eas = ed ths ajor- | Lad Oxfords hint cchesenicutiit be a man of good | ‘¥PRoid fever. It was noted that a major es fo! 32 35 ° bich are almost half pr 1 lot of Faney Silk Parasols, in light fancy stripes. Wi " $1.49 ard ow. poe. ee $1 Laces, 29c. ‘est chance of a Hifetime to races Center table filled with White, ———— Black and Ecru Imported Point ise, Point de Gene, Oriental and ity of the five hundred people who have : sense he con rot but see that his ap-| ‘hen ill with the disease have shown the | @MGShoes cut to; pointee has been treated with more con- : sideration than the average business man | "St Symptoms of the fever soon aft Sarno ese teen cools would show for any chance applicant who | “ing milk, and it has now been ascer. made and include $4 and $4.50 fine Kid We have also reduced all of cur own Hats for small might thrast his clatins for a pesition upon | ‘ed that the infected milk came from Ande PAtGnE Lesthos’ Oxtordavcight aie s that $ § d$ AOL andOne ust hi f r = teeaties i sore ee ey erent TE Gana bo: 5 5 05! 5 Lis attentior. Tae excellent workings of An investigation of the prem: ferent. styles of tocs—new and swell ys tilat were $1.50, 92.00 an 2.50 0 46 a D' ; 8s of tho dairyman supplying it ha ar; $4 Russia Oxfords; $4 “Chif- the probationary order have already been ere thee Tan Kid Oxtords, needle and ‘These are the finest Oxfords that are there a well terribly gigs 5 to 12 inekes wide. = (ate John E. Little's), wivan ai thorough Gemonstration here in'| 7 sai withisewae dnd’ quita/alive with “razor too; $5 Calfskin English Walk- All large boys’ Hats | that were 75c., gcc. and $1.25 to $i. z ES eres te euaetment, where Chief Parrls | the typhold fever germs. The presumption, | Wz Oxfords: $5 Catfkin Eats Wake | tp 50C. _ Reduced to 29c. Yard. i 1002 F Street, the en manake Appointments except after | which the dairyman naturally dentes, is sbi pclae (2d floor... 10th st. batlding.) ———— a OPPOSITE BOSTON HOUSE. the mcn have served s!x months on trial. Sho that he has used the water of this well to cWalhaveniuclded! ate this’ pricelas line dilute his milk. In some | dilate Mamie Tn some cases theidisease | or aea's $150 Mureet ani Patent | PS oadcloth Capes Lowered in Price. So nee eae SI —— Wide Rivy oh a manner, one instance having been found $4 Russet and Calfskin Lace Shoes, Wie Ribbors, tn Dr me etal (ReSDULIenE aCe GcaTTRE MeCaIT TS Sr trae a veut) aeaieme em: For the cool evenings at the mountains, the seaside, | —— Moles, : his system frcm milk used in coffee. It is —— the country, anywhere—a cape is the most convenient must lac some element of cleverness Arthur Burt ° without which he could never be an effi- us iia ag al acta ae and stylish wrap made. Nothing can be found to take Gent employe. In the absence of local ap. | 30'S and holds deleterious substances Rees or i te = ication of the civil service law the proba- | M0St tenaciously and that it is one of the 9 the place of broadcloth; there isa quiet richness pecu= Monae term is the next best thing, ana | Te@diest of known agents for the transm!: should soon be followed by the real article. | S107 Cf disease. Hence the sreatest of care | That length of time is amply sufficient to develop the good or the bad there is in a man, and if one can not adjust himself to new duties in that period he may be set down as unworthy of consideration, for he Ribbons ee, Reduced. |NEGLIGEE (SHIRTS. 30 SOME PLACES AND PAY $1.50 FOR SHIRT WHEN YOU CAN GET A ADR. IIT, MADE IN THE VERY BEST MANNER, WITH HAND-WORKED BUTTON- ‘$1 Gloves Now 6sc. Balance of about five di! liar to it which no ether fabric approaches. erent lots nee Boeri a ry toprevent infection 2 We Have Just Marked Down About Fa ee ec. AND IN THE MOST DESIRABLE Pat- 7 eee aaror tenets that the Sunday | by this medium,and there is urgent need for Shoe Store, 1401 F St = WS 5 YOU EVER SAW, AT OUR PLACE For outing of mary of the people who yesterday | the most careful and systematic inspection | 1¢ §0 All-wool Broadcloth Capes, soc. Neckwear, 29¢. went to Fort Washington to see the soldier | Of dairies and dairy farms by the health boys in camp should have been spoiled by | fffcers of every large community,, includ- the grest crowding of the boats that marked | ins Washington. ——__+ e+____ the return trip. A large majority of these who went down on the many trips of the | Fifty-one men tolled today on the post $1.50. A FULL LINE OF NEGLIGER In Black, Dark Tans, and Coachman’s Tan, From $7.50 to 95.00 Each. Odd lot of Silk Bows, with band, for men end women. Were 2 5c. Now 29¢. WE KEE! c. jing, trying te t or jetee or “ENTERPRISE’—call_it MADE SHORT AND Vv ULL, Prerry fieet during the day desired to stay to see | Office building, trying to find the proper hoose—but_we mac | ELE 2 ABUT THEM THAT BELONGS Tu THE MORE EXPENSIVE GooDs. — New Bathing Suits. SILK. the dress parade at six o'clock, probably | Testing places of the poorly assorted iron deal last_wec = = 5 a the Mermaid line of ° We carr Bathing Suit Blue Flannel Bathing Suits, with white end black braid trimming, $2. sets, sizes 24 | Gd floor ‘O0C. pair guaranteed. Had this Ine a full sizes we could not have bought iL 25 dow. Trimmed Hats at I Reduced Prices. The Entire Remaining Stock of Our Elegant Trimmed Summer Hats At $5.00, $7.00 and $9.00 Each. mis J.B. Which never sell under $1, at a price th: 3 ts to Bi out to you THI ONLY at without considering that this meant a| that continues to straggle into town. The rush from the encampment a short time | building is now well along in the fourth after the parade was over. They doubtiess | Ye" of its construction and ts becoming a depended upon the managers gf the boats | !4Ndmark such as the unfinished Washing- to take this fact into consideration and | 8 Monument used to be. seem to have placed implicit faith in the ee 2a i ability of the sna pertation companies to | Russell Sage’s attitude is that of a person Se cat ante get them all away safely and in good sea- who beli: ves thoroughly in the proposition 9 é by the money Le makes, but by the money serious calamity to mark the last few BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS IN THE MOST DESIR- THING YOU CAN WEAR. FRENCH FLANNEL, OFT AND ELEGANT, FOR MANY PURPOSES, AT THE LOW Pi . Stylish Black Brilliantine Bathing Suits, $3.25. W.FHTicKnew) been MADRAS, he saves, cors' NEXT TO WITH BOTH STIFF COLLARS AND CUFFS, AND heurs of the day, when it appears the = eee 1003 F St. aR cane 8. U 6 933 Pa. Ave. Is PINISHED COLLARS AND corr < aita wrart was packed with nervous people | co pape Anum ina litte danger ot | Sua Were $8.00, $10.00 and Up to $16.50. 3 barren Most 74 Pon ou eeSee to eet back to thely homes & panic \heig: lett beliindlinkthal hustle (on there: SOME ARE EXQUISITE PATTERN HATS; MOST OF THEM WERE MADE BY HAND IN OUR COMM | AND A seems to have been narrowly averted by the intervention of the militiamen. But there was probably no necessity at ali for any trouble whatever at the fort, as the companies must have known exactly riod. He is making a strong bid to be | *2® Work rooms known as the Grand Old Man of base ball. :Telescope Cases $} ascs are or 1 —_—+0o____—_—_ e CHOICE AND The Spanish authorities are so busy at cH D pp d @) EXCLUSIV present that they have not even time to ave ro e S| ouninery ‘ANCY STRAW BRAIDS; ALL OF THEM ARE LATE STYLES; TRIM- ‘EW Ei » MOST FASHIONABLE KIND N | RY HAY IS FRESH, . HAVING BEEN DISPLAYED. I SS SES. EACH IS AN Woodward ° ° 9 E ARE NO TWO ALIKE. e+e-2d annex.) ilor, how many people went down the river to| notice whether their naval officers wear —in price still lower. We $ a * And ge = ; that point and had theretore no excuse for | yellow shoes oF not. To 2| Toilet Brushes. Yankee Notions Men’s Furnisher, not providing for the return of a similar SS 3 | A GOOD SUPPLY BEFORE LUAVENG Tor THE | OR SMALL WARES AND TRIMMINGS FOR SUM- number. The distance between the city] Secretary Olney finished his bout with s a a ® | VACATION TRIP WILL DO AWAY Wit A SEE DRE and the fort is so short that there is Mttle | the income tax law just in time to be Pa. Ave. N.W. wut, wuce | LOthirop’s s cts dient POSS SSSSOSMOS IOS excuse for this blunder as there are steam- | ready for ; Z ae $ AT DEAL OF ANNOYANCE AND, INCONVE- | ra Schiw sea pe ett Be = Sie E ee ers enough on the river to have carried all reo forsee Sue Ce Mone scree 3 ane Pins, black a ae Per |\PREOS OSES POODODOL of the people away from the camp without | It is feared that “Goff cn Elections” will - Bristle Hate Brushes, wood back, each, Gilt Hatrpins, per box 9 | any discomfort or danger. As it was, it is | never become the recognized authority that ; Ere tos ee SS ee eee ] len S Store. SLANSBURGH GH & BRO. IX] to be feared that some of the boats were | “Hoyle on Games” is. | Ensiish Bristle Hair Brushes, solid back, eacl Popeater corte uence Nis loaded beyond the point of safety on the ze Fie 2 Ge. to $2.50 cedle Books ning all “Kinds Ain a return trips. very time Chicago publishes a census ee : Se New evork tceiiiice! savieieorlacranatign 425 2 i 3 Be ne ge pe eg ee ee » Black Dress Fabrics % A curious complication has just arisen | of character. x ee ; ru hank Aiges eeccne See ee son ey eo Series pe eee ett in the case of ex-Police Inspector McLaugh- iin of New York, who was recently con- Cuba is exhibiting an obstinate disposi- each. 50 and 7. we drsize to make sou ove by proving | \) Bop Summer W Wear. BLAGK MOHAIR BRILLIANTINE x lutina to you that we know how to meet your COTTON BRAID. t-d of extortion, which is not the least | ton to be dilatory about apologizing to Bed Linen English Bristle Clothes Brushes, larger sizes ° + $3.00 a dozen or so of the policemen who are now | did the messenger boy, and said huskily: FLIES AND OTHER INSECTS AND TO COAX IN | Palr - 45-4n, BLACK MOHAIR BIMLLIANTINE. wake . : = Women’s Vici Kid Juliettes, patent leather tips, yy under indictment in New York for offenses} “It's hard ter fight circumstances, an’ Gare to introduce | nine AIR. ane es nani a I» quite as serious as that of which McLaugh- | keep yerself in line wit yer ambitions.” e been doing | Ready je Window Screens, adjusta imita- | Women's BI Prince Alberts, imitation button, Suelaua uttane’ot this vers remarkeiiaeaces | Sbain: ica wile : tes T5e. and ae ree yard Wants, how to advise you safely in mat-| <>) Soe ice eee > McLauglin’s friends are now endeavoring miouceda van ae *¢ Are you looking for Fine Bed Linen?} Bath Brashes with long hani gee ten: per yard ters of dress; by placing our knowledge | |\) — Cereet thing for summer wear. It {2 to sccure for him a sentence that will con- . *¢- Let us show you those Fine Belgian] Bath Brushes with strap, eacl 5) and 7 pee sara BES fete ans oe fica ne ED | | ok ea FREER eK 5 fine him in the penitentiary at Blackwell's Simply Horrible. * © Hemstitched 10-quarter Linen Sheets at} English Bristle > 0 to oe. | WHITE CorroN ae 5 shied |'¢ is light pee sae shi oe ‘ Island rather than at Sing Sing where. | when he heard them pronounce the name, |**** $5 to Doa’t believe anybody | English Bristle Natl Brasbes, wood back, with | OF LIGHT OR DARK BLUE, Pleasing you with our goods and our} /) wet or ae eee her bess aa on they state, there are now several hundred “Olney,” # © else sells ‘em. Fine Belgian All-linen | side bristles, each 30 to 58e. ie ne ate Ile. prleess by fully Informing you of the | |’) ee ay rae ipa aes prisoners who owe their present incarcera- | Of brandy he straight took a polny. +96 Pillow Cases, $1.75 to $2.50. English Bristle + bone hanlle, wit | (it fcor ge aie) conection (aualltion Pet ianel eeots: ee | ies aaa ae Sey oa tion there to Inspector McLaughlfn him-] There hic downfall began. ee¢* Headquarters for Fine Bed Linen. or without side bristles, cach paeeS east ees GH es pena ee ais Sone came AN Bee aden eee {2 hig lawyers,| ‘This once prosperous man [e@, Heck RRO TS co, | st Moor... saree uust. 4s)! Feotwear for Women. Te Cadi er eeeneennos ¥ aE a > have openly declared their intention to | Is a wreck, impecunious and bolny. ° ° a &, 1528 F ST, jel7-20d ‘; possible values for your money—in a oe mob him If he should join them as a fel- Se eEST: In U muutees Dept. BEST STYLES, DEST LEATHERS, BEST SHAP- arg iniasakinc meets mee ao Q 35-n, BLACK MOMAL BRILLIANTINE. {( ) low prisoner. In view of this danger it A Confession. We'll Clean Men’s Suits D INGS, BEST MAKINGS, BEST VALUES. 3 WORTH 65c. YARD. oC. d. % would perhaps be a good scheme to convict | He mopped the perspiration from his face, ALL THE “ESSARY THINGS TO KEEP OUT | Women’s Dark Tan Glazed Kid Juliettes, per deal with rs. : FOR . 5 = y y { ge . Cleaning und Dyeing liveries green ction is done only lin was fourd guilty and send them up to| “What's de matter?” asked his chum. Sing Sing with the ex-inspector as a sort} “I feel me grip slippin’. I use ter have a tion walnut frame, green wire. Each . Up. | patent tips, per pair le Screens. We recommend | Wome: ‘330| We have a complete line Adju Tals Oxfords, patent leather vamps, th eve! mar - ‘MALL FIGURES; NEAT DESIGNS. of body guard. Unless the relief asked by | Steadfas’ aim in life. I wus p’intin’ fur SYED them as the strongest, the best in every was. XIV heels, per par -3.0/of Men’s and Boys’ Sum-| ° See ey McLaughlin's attorneys is granted there | success like de needle p'ints fur de pole, no ates 2 eae Nae Sime icenee |e = ES) Z i aon 50c. yd. ie pares (Sa Co De some) vers jinteces tine kept y | mOeu cont owe a rl wes cee a ene han ri © | keep out the air and obstruct the view. Finished mer Furnishings, in the]? 300) nuack mocnep monam. sodes in this historic prison. But it would | Weakenin’. Sence de fus’ hot wave hit me, SSS aicheeey 5 New Fans. 3 38-n. \ WorTH FOR . 38-in. BLACK MOHAIR BE CHOICE STYL E ) LOW PRICED IN FAN SEASON. e Fans, all colors, silk cord up sit a 6oc. yd b ATANTINE. THEY SHOULD] newest styles, at reasona= of the institution if the ex-inspector’s peace | be de Prez. of de United States or de man a and ccmfort during his involuntary re- | dat drives de ice wagon. | vor oli, All knob, spring bin be a sad commentary om the government |! can't make up my min’ whedder I'd rather | |= TH E 2 tirement from octive life should be seriously interfered with by his new associates. —_+ e+ “The Post, acting up to the peculiar standard of journalism that it has made its own, believes that it is a proper thing to let those who would sully the fair fame of the city and debauch its youth, have matters all their own way because, forsooth, people might think badly of us if we insisted on “Flattery hab great power,” remarked Uncle Eben. ‘De man dat "grees wif ebry- body dat talks ter ‘im gits er reppitation foh bein’ monst’ous wise.” A Strong Defense. “Jedge, yer honor,” said Tim, the Tramper, “I ain’t guilty o° doin’ that job o’ burglary. De evidence is agin’ me, but I Reversible Mattress | We make Screens to order in a first-c Drop us a postal and we'll give you an estimat: Canopies in all White Mosquito piece of 8 (ith floor. Dainty ane Ware $1.00 and $1.25 ith st. bldg.) ble prices. MEN'S STOR: 1007 F ST. Langlois $2.50 Oxfords INE QUALITY ; BEAUTIFUL FINISH. | WORTH SSc. YARD. | BOR. . 62yc.yd Q 42-in. BLACK MOHAIR BRILLIANTINE. I Wort! ‘H $1.25 YARD. Nore: ». $1.00 yd. 21 50-40, BLACK MOWAT BRILLL i IN HANDSOME DESIGNS. _Proper enforcement of the laws that | >| WORTH $1.50 YARD. $i 25 1 ° jaws that we : ane = ( 25. tection. ‘The Star, ike the Times, is of the eve you any ese iets ¢ ¢ © © more comfortable—but COS a 2 19) Black All=wool ‘Storm contrary opinion; but, unlike the Times, it | ‘Nobody but meself,”” was the reply. “But ¢ © MORE than the ordinal A P U d th U. I ( = She cre te int (Greet ee UE it} I kin t'row de cold white light of intelleck eiole outa’ Gattieess thie t FICes nder € sual. Ask for Steck Number 510 Q) , alread = 4. a ashington Times. over de situation in a way dat'll clear me | |— a 5 - 2 i : : . ? Ser e alrea Ss nge J bas RATTAN hh fine ware, such delicate shadings and such neat If you want a New Style Oxford Tie Derge y spo The Star has demonstrated this opinion | in five minutes.” i are Nee a Suc that fits close to the hollow of the foot, | | ee as with vigor for more than forty years, and| “Go ahead.” See eee ee tiie oe won || and tasteful decorations were seldom, if ever, asso- ts murrow in “the heel, and ia. many | / before the Times was born it not only at-| “Well, de testimony shows dat whoever * © *¢ Has COTTON FILLING on ra * . ————— other respects is a vast improvement on | |/\) 38-in. Storm Serge.... AOC. d. * ony shows dat whoeve: = th these prices. Z Ya’ tacked the gamblers of all sorts who in-|dcne de work got inter de house by fus’ + 22) sides, jinstead)of ONE (side only. ciated wi P' ° the usual Low Shoes you see, We got | ()) variaoly accompany and Infest all-the-year | cuttin’ his way wid an ax through de front * ¢¢ ¢ Has@WICE the service and com- Eplece Decor rap English China Toilet Sets, By Covered Refrigerator Pitchers, 5 colorings. Ea steel ge may es yanicdioych cagesgogaemee |< g mn s 50c. yd. ok. F ane fi (ee poe : 50 with a special view to fitting fect usual- race tracks, but aided materially in ejecting | door, an’ then agin through the library . a Ce ee Ae : Decorated Cups and Saucers, new shapes. Ea: ly difficult to fit. i . seen 7 is es 2G en : 7 1 dl Saucers, hapes. Eac ly diffic . this gentry from the District of Columbia. | dcor. * © Yet IT COSTS NO MOR) Ours ts the only store in the world, as | |S| 50-In. Storm Ser 75¢. yd. The supplementary campaign against the| “Yes.” eee GAM first-class dealers sell Decora al German nba aE aieeke Cea ‘ ar as we know, devoted entirely to | (0) Yace-track gambling evil in its strongholds | “There's me alibi, jedge, yer honor. DoI||=| *** it. Insist on haying “THE RE Decorated German Hanging Soap Dishes. Each, Women’s and Children’s Shoes. 1) ssn. Storm Serge. LS yd. in Alexandria county, begun by The Star | look like a man that ‘ud be tempted by any | |=] *** * VERSIBLE.” 25e. ) in pursuance of its previous plan of opera- | sem ter chop dat much wood?” tions, has not yet successfully terminated, = and there are no honors of victory to be di- He BRS vided at present in the warfare in which as | “The gineral was a great talker before he a fresh recruit the Times,- honoring The | was elected,” said one constituent in a tone ecorated German Each | Deee and Berry Dish Bemnaute of Black) er aa ( oe Langlois.” i Dress Goods in desira- ] —“S. & B.” Stamped in dinner Coffee Caps and colors. Decorated German 100-piece a Betz & Lanzlofs, Star by the sincere flattery of imitation, of melancholy reminiscence. M a Ss Q ° 3 3 @ 3 9 > & ble lengths—3% to 7): ‘ has recently participated. “He wes that,” replied the other. = Gomer th and_F ‘ “yards—at greatly re=\) yi —_~+ e+ ___ ‘But he don’t seem ter have done much Dinner Sets, new yi New York exhibits even more enthusiasm | in the lines thet he orated about.” 2 2810.00 It “The Home of Foot Form. © duced re ! over the opening of her canal than she “Mighty little. He says his hands was 9 > © colors. i) 2) does over the Sunday closing of her sa- | tied.” ? oO S , Each ee Bie, ¢ i loons. I s'pose he tells the truth. But it does { ° > -1oth st. bldg.) ( = | se seem too bad that so many more of ‘em {4 ., If you are looking for Stati » why > os oO. ral at ) It may be that Judge Cooper of Kentucky | gits their hands tied than ever gits tongue | s+ not drop in and see if we do as we > ( tu 14) Berg ta el peel ora ainda ie ee Steamer Outfits. Q bj tious problem of how to discourage lynch- aoe jal.” Without ex- > x 3 5 : ings aiN@henlalllatgemobs of ‘anery mien Teal £55 ception Wo act etter, gende oF Stan We furnish Mackintoshes, Rugs, Chair Cushions, 2. ) dozen : iM s( gathered at the Jail at Mt. Sterling with LbaGw 2 Diese fer asia ane z ‘ower price tian any dealer ¥) Head Rests, Trunks, Bags, Suit Cases, besides articles quarts. is le the avowed intention of putting an end Sars ke wn ee g 4 gee aan > Shot he ficult pate ee wall |W Va to a murderer whose victim had just died, Where the weather's In condition, {Decker’s, mir FSt.,iiuzee':| for toilet and other uses particularly adaptable for Jaret of Ue age and avor of this | | ) Judge Cooper prevailed upon them to desist pang es cus tape ane 4 od >| ocean travelers. Fe SU ee i. LT eee ever r ve everrereee? ordinary grade— hat Call from their ieee teaiced and pace Welare the surancies’atl av beinin’ + ba = ;, pas ea : iit porate the “fioest cat “Call: R TEE Sal issuin; diat re i ry _— world crane to hold a specal term of court s| wt'inearcrdrasrsamme” | Have Yeu Enough Room | | straw Matting Cushions for yachts, hammocks and || —— 3Af ou rer. .on. gr won 1 ‘Oo ke AD ome ? rol ~-—-— We, . . week from next Friday te try the prisoner. Tneavarisnigyoiden! shower crowed, scl then here. Well clean then | yerandas, square and oblong, 50 ad 756. each. ‘California Wine & Fruit. | St. Thomas = Mm at Perhaps Judge Cooper has struck at the hema ta iea fie prot, Vaoaipact First fh Ae ee ae = It's the finest impo DER— rcot of the evil. It has often been sug- An’ the fish ain't much fer bitin’, = = eS Se Sr) ee ae ieee rieaeey Company, 1205 G St, | | _ plain or perfumed—only 0c. bor.” Best tor a- gested by those who have studied this Though they don't erzackly shirk; Anton Fischer. on t. ERD. SCHNEIDER, Manager. "Phone 1641. problem that one of the main causes of the It’s enough ter be excitin’, 29 Jel7-28d _ | Evans’ Drug Store, 938 F St. iy a a eT MATCHLESS PROCESS DYEING AND CLEANING. VW = = feeling that leads men to organize lynch- Any more ’ud jes’ be work, Jel7-wod ; oodward & Lothrop. oa Whclesale ond Retail. Jel3-84