Evening Star Newspaper, September 26, 1896, Page 8

8 THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 18996-TWENTY-FOUR PAGES. e SSESSSEES SESSTS SSESSETOS : ANOTHER GRAND SALE. SUPHOLSTERY DEPTS —Another sale to draw still greater crowds. QOSOSe: The Fur- i] Lansburgh & Bro. The Superlative De; Degree Of Excellence i in Dress Stuff Stuffs. Sen aa’ From Home and Abroad. Like a deluge t the Dress Goods are coming in. Thou- sands of the newest creations for fall and winter are here. ee } i & hi Es i Seeseegengs oe e8 68 “PAYER BROS. & CO., “937-939 F St. oe ee OS OSHSOSOSSSOS No Prediction Can Yet Be Made as to Maryland. REPUBLICANS DOING THE MOST WORK May Be a Trade on the Baltimore ©898008 GOSS09808 STILL UNCERTAIN! Dr, Shade's Chloridum very for Consum: tion Cures Another Sut ferer. Forty-One Cases Cured of Con- sumption in the District of Columbia Alone. & & \ Mrs. 8. Albers, Temnallytown, D.C. was a very 23) 5 a 1 @ £ opi really oy iz 4) : bad cane of pulmonary tuberctlists wien Fe) niture, Rug and Wall Paper Departments are having & ie peaily Prove am eaopet |g. City Ticket. mone reg enpnding gong. <= Gigwp bya a their share. Now for Upholsterics. & z sesame” to what's correct fe) ce pd —We've adopted a new policy in this department. The = | iF and fashionable—an__ object = 5 & varieties of goods we'll show will be bigger than ever, & & lesson—a school of the fash- ia ae ? SOS iy AN APPEAL TO GORMAN meando my cane. sapere & but we won't carry so much duplicate stock. To get rid e '£ ionables. You'll notice what a |}| | Onur policy is to lead. Our determir.ation is to offer on tit inte as ery weak, had stortncas 2] of a big part of the duplicate stock is the work on @ $ wide berth there’s given most |¥] | @ goods and to quote prices that the most liberal of our ee ee eae octorated ery” much: war atmo v eS hand now. Nothing like cut prices to accomplish our & & styles about town that is ap- |, BS competitors can’t and won't equal. We start off a new | BALTIMORE, september 26—As far as |p jave guinea CME Soar freatment for manne = 7 5 > 3 “ined a Mt and am towing a object, and we never question how deeply we cut when @le plicable to our better judg- | season with a clear-bill of goods and propose to win @ | surface inaications are to be relied on, mT have felt for years. In fact, T ser) S there’s such an object in view. 2 ment of uniqueness, exclu- 3 your trade through merit alone. 5 s there has been lttle change in the politi- MONEY ipask Sette Alba ee gas bi a Fe @ z siveness in design and color |, .-——Take that Wrap Department of ours. No better line @ | cat situation in Maryland, and the ditti- fering ant Suk: Wine komt eos oe on = 3| | harmony. Fashion’s work- |#! of goods—no more stylish goods—no more thorough- culty that confronts any one who aspires M 8. ci to make a forecast of the November elec- “Table Covers. Curtain Goods S| ¢ shops “universally” are ex- 4 . ly up-to-date stock exists. It is made up of the cream ©) torte Gust as qreatins itiwas at the ont- ‘A most attractive ine of both & z emplified here; only goodness * . Of the season’s productions. And we guarantee that no @ set of the campaign. Too many unknown | ago. Respectfully, Fore an Domette ceeg oe By ae uae iilacen i ‘% —the productions of the one anywhere can duplicate the goods at the prices we @ quantities figure in the situation at present | youre: sfond cove! . novel * . . + = Sat 7 » whe 5 ceeciias (ene Gaeta wee Jong curtains ee 4 -scienced and fertile brained ask. We make all alterations free, and it is as good as colo beak given rg Eetiry nea |S tapestry, cuttom and wool tapestrr | lsh Nets Irish Point Lace, © % loom masters. another guarantee to say “whatever we sell must wear, @ elPaa cot eens onan wink abe oe Villasait. fates, ma dras, ee, = a 5 pases : teed : 2) - ae Se oa ee : meee Hoste, Tae, | % We're Anxious to Show You must give genuine satisfaction, must please.” Dice ssilicsay a0 te ts pee Sun, the News and the Herald, which to $ 0.00 aa Beseerie ace = a — —— sass ~ eH = @|_—Republicans and democrats alike con- wean op imeeceegd McKinley % No. 40, All-silk Moire Ribbon, cede that the vote in Baltimore city will 6! ey are democratic, are quite as 75C. 20. 'e eae: @|4 These: MILLINERY. all the newest colors, #9 | acciac where the stete willibe found when strong in thelr opposition to the republican Chenille Covers, all sizes, nor. 3" Ks = F 5 panties. Benes. cceoeee 25c. the polls close on election @iy, and on this | fice silver cause) Lemge notre the ESS THAN HALF PRICE. Pe eens ee ee: e x All-wool Cheviots, in mix- Fe Fine French Felt account the strength of both sides will be! nubticans are also opposed to the local @ ! t § 30-tn. Tambour Muslin ie. S| & tures of navy, red, brown, old doras, nicely trimm WRAPS. Goike aint on eeabera ie anelas at noes peal Lonel o€ their party, and the city machine BS | Ie: ) i cb is driven to any desperate straits to (=) “‘40C. oO A> 50. 20 be Tamecers hea re. © % blue and green. Soe ise Lot of Ladies’ Silk Bro- come to Baltimore on election night with a] \.cure its preservation by the election of : @|: Children's Cloth a $1. are) S sufficient majority to offect a possible | ts council’ mominecs moyen nt Uphol . Ds. 25c. YARD. with gold braid or silk em- coded Caves ee adverse vote here, while the republicans | nconal tick -t to save ltmeif. ‘In face some e@china Silks. pholsteries. ————————— beige & 49e. lack Beaver Doublestreasted Jack- 3} | Say that ‘they will not only give McKinley | yaclonal Uekst to eave itself. In fact: some Here we are displaying some rare ~ All 1 Ontiaren’s Leather ets, very neat and stylish $5 68. an imposirg majority | in Baltimore, = made, and the Bryan supporters ar: and beautifal designs in Silks. Very AML the latest fabrics for furniture €) | -woo ts Tam'os, very neat and ek DOB) | witt exceed the silver vote in the counties. y to profit by it. The danger to Mc- appropriate for divan cushions, mantel SaaS oS © $ checks; color combinations ‘ pretty .. 4QC. Electric Seal Capes, with chinchilla 8 Activity of the Republica : in Maryland, if there be any danger draperies, scarfs, ete. tin Tapestries, :, 3 4 s ae collar and trimming, a z s- | lies in the above stated facts. Mr. Will- ee ee ct at Waste pertine: ‘@| & are navy and black, green and [¥ Children’s Boucle Cloth ‘Tam‘os, ele $6.95, The republicans up to diate have dis] Bee Se Oe vere cunwed Secs. 2s, Win- oe | el black, ol Ki in all colors, trimmed played infinitely more enthusiasm and | ©. " 4 these prices: Jute and Ramies, black, old blue and black and |} = 49C. icolgeed’ GHGMSee weipt” sGapee | baa can to combat the danger. Was. Now. Satin Armure, & Ka fediandsblack KS with quills. Be ° coe ren see ee 2) activity than their opponents, and those} To sum up the situation at the present 200 yards Figured Silk....81.00 $0.70 Silk Plush, fg) SRE ELS RS Children's Cloth Tam‘os, der’ and trimming, velvet @ 4 7 < | Who remember the perfunctory manner in| time the outlook is that if the republicans 50 yards Figured Silk 45 Mohair Plush, @ | lt 25c. YARD: Ry Giaineat wiih Saetlla Te ee 49c. ao $6.98@ which previous republican campaigns were | C8 hold their own vote solidly for M: ee eee ee = Corduroys, @//e- x | conducted will be amazed at the activity | Kinley they can undoubtedly get 7S yards Figured Silk < Genoa Brusscls, “S 5, 5 6a BBONS. If you have love need it = . ‘ -. | chough election day from pee ae a 3 || _ 40-inch Cashmeres and [¥ RI o are = . pace © ae ake uct wivarions I Gen aie are] Say DEOsaIs te carry Ke ‘SO-in. te, 31 5 y y. . y ;Cretonnes. et Bene wie eet % Serges. all wool, every con- |% Our Ribbon Department is without WAL EE SOE TEM $0 7Si Otis continually crowded with visitors, and a | rove treacherous on election day. in thelr : : ‘ - 3 u 0 : :, Pee rersctany . The ai er of defea Taiaiharen ami beck drapectows pie Re % evening shades, including [® ‘ Alexander $1. 50 Glove we sell money, and are spending it with a lavish) gra S3rean will wine Here are French, English and home See ee egeetee oe if & ul Brow: cen te No. 40, All-silk Velvet-boand Taffeta hand, and the systematic management of Sncteut Ge Se Quetions of every Kind, ranging in Cy ons cole Wasa a Havy,) Old Tose; DEOWN, Breen i. Ribbon, in all the new col- for $1.00. It is surely a win- the several committees would be a credit 2 produc ery kind, ranging 100 yards S0-in. Cotton and decent . ors, yard . . 3oe. . « to the old democratic ring during its palm- HOLDING MUSIC HALL. price from Wook tencsty. (6 coe Was - YARD. R ae ning item. Remember, all o ieatidaya: hy $1.25 yard. 25¢. . eg No. SO.) Velvet ound: Double-taced Saal @2)| The indolence manifested by the demo- Fred. William riers Re- 12%¢. to 7T5C. yd. 20 yards 50-in. Cotton Tapes: 4 ee C. Gloves are fitted to the hand && | 20s is in surprising contrast, and, with main in the Buttding, es = try, one color. Was $2 yd... | = as i % colors, yard ----2+22+7~- : _A9 ©: and nd warranted, the exception of the occasions of Senator | In the old-fashioned Music Hall at Bos- 250 yards of French Cre- 25 yards 50-In. Silk Tapestry, @l isi , Ao-inch Mohair Fancies. |$ Gorman’s visits and the day of the Bryan | on jase night Mr. ryan closed one of « tonne that was $1.50 yd. for fn 2 colors. $5,008) | We think these the equal to © |Site end quarCrarters, ai | most eventful days ot his eastern tour. 75¢- in 2 colors. Was $6.50 sae $3.50 | any fifty-cent fabric. in town. Sast Baltimore strect, have been prac- | The place has a capacity of about 4,000 é | Ten lovely color blends qhcally, decerieg| mn Reser Germoc persons under ordinary circumstances. An —--—. = ? ee have been incli x hour before the candidate's party arrived & | 39c. YARD men ab gta aap pom foie i two-thirds of the seats were filled by ticket — — - a presidential camp: W. AND © Waeee Gaile c Rnar Sues aa : holders, and hundreds were standing. When ohair Souffie, an exact | the fact th: have | the ding had been filled from wall to ie fe S passcd, and the party leaders have made | wan the doors were closed, Fe B SONS, © reproduction of Hs eee ee | ho effort worthy of the name to get the | Mu tHe doors were Cloned, ane re ° 1 ensive imported fabrics, but ¢ vote out. In the majority of the precincts — . x us “ee } y 5 Ue bold ' the democratic registers have not been | crowd ered for everything it could F Street ' Storage the price 1s in bold contrast 4 furnished with challengers’ books, and the | think of in connection with the meeting 9 . ge, | because we've only marked %& old-time evidences of precautionary me arrivs 1 of the am akers ts i Z registration—such orge Free iliams, with his Corner Eleventh. . 22d and M Sts. | vem 52s See the beautiful £ the presence of watchers at the pushed their way to the fre colors in this line. Pt have been conspicuous by their a age the crowd burst into ie vow ee = = = i The republicans, on the other hand, Mr il- S53 @S €S335S $ $ taken time by the forelock, and, altho! and a com- ie =i Mix eck | tht registration is not yet half over, they Ka Gee eee eee if z | Rave not only gotten the greater part of Chairman Dennison promptly. fa = . Sy Sy igi | 4 fe Ol books, but have been | audiencs mut more an five minuw ° 13 : PES ( s~HEAPE | their vote on the : P. igi "laids 3ourettes, |X amply prepared to prevent any padding of | lapsed before the demonstration « ainless ie Sete, Win andl Batata = the list by the democrats, although, as it | thustasm, which began when Mr. Hardly One (gin all the new colors for fall. % has happened, nothing of the sort has been | first became visible, had subsided suf ° a 750. YARD, x undertaken, for ssn So be pa: sme ms in a SP | - é s : requently broken by cheers, he introduced xtracting Woman in Ten a Seat as Caneee rs = Than the cheapest is what we claim, and by our past dealing = BE ae Sot of the | Scoree Fred | pine siorm of 3 ie | & . a 3 i ‘4 So great has been the indignation plause and che which Mr. illiams' ies ee cad me eee Cc 3 bes wit we beautiful teeth. Few women | | #1 B ae 3s and Boe. ae olor ¢ z we-hope we've convinced you. regulars that after appealing in vain to the | h a ie concn Dan. Welles no m ° we their _teeth the a lo i] ucle Suitings in ors s ENF x: isi s 1 ise ve Par, v" ight atten- 2a ae — " erect atte ee DENTIFRICE. 7 1¢ meter get rteete 4 d iliese Libai ancien + got to have an overcoat you MUST have that coat made to- and the suddenness of his appearance here nt Pee half the charge of other first- makes them beauttfolly white—prevents | and those Zibeline fancies in 3 . % > 5 i “ + j class dentis them ficm decaying—and perfumes the S| ten color blends, 3 order if you’re out fora FASHIONABLE UP-TO-DATE Wednesday and the severe lecture he deliv-| Mr. Williams. first declared t [CF Ont-et-town patients supplied with artificial breath. We prepare It. 25¢. bottle. ue Se Ss 2 GARMENT. We don’t charge for FASHIONABLENESS ered to Chairman Rusk and the ward lead- peared in bebalt of a good cau teeth im one visit. = = eee ears £ ARMENT, g d NESS. ers shows how strongly he feels on the sub-| tinued with an argument in = = = - . 2 . ject. Friday he appeared again, and, after an and Sewall and the Chic P allies. Be. up. Ww. Thompson, 703 te _ The ever-popular, Tweed = 14 This morning brought us between go and 100 choice sample fa protracted conference at the city head- | form. aie oe - %: Soild gold crowns, $5. Ss. Pharmacist, 15th. Covert, in fifteen distinct mix- | 3 patterns of Winter Overcoatings. Blue, Green, Black, Brown § | quarters with Chairman Rusk, Mr. I Te win Aeate cere an Dental Ass n, Y s€25-28d tures, including the new blue, + = and several special shades. In Kerseys, Beavers and Meltons. Fledderman and others, it w: . ° ° ¢ th &-D Sts. Baton A A NA A | ray and brown. We want % | % . % E » | that during the remaining registration days | “Men appointed to or. a . is ? eae x Some of these overcoatings are worth as high as $35. We'll efforts will be put forth to insure a large | willl are openly declatg pasenn once | Wade & Butcher Razors. |'3| you to examine this cloth. z show you the sleeve and body lining that goes in them. Guar- Pate Loree et the eit sinceh deed Bebeet: Me been weer: gee Bo oe ee | Retiring Sate Torrey Razor Strops z We are anxious to enlighten =z Pe rece ate NWalliicee pia ; d Oo been so general, and these who are dvo-| omeanization in onder 10 62 ws Ss 6 . 5 eWilitee its antee perfect fit. ill keep in repair and press one year. Our Sis arp Sidney | ater Berean aban Bo abe BEE ER fe blr prot nate | HPO PL ane the best | price for this SPECIAL OFFERING ia Seimei, Ot SURES eesansin al | Fora adopted at Chica A ere’ € $100 Fourtsided ‘Torvey. Sttope elie Diem standarc among tie oe that is needed on the part of the leaders to| “I have gone forward in this | 1-00 Swing Strop, S. & A. ¢| of goodness. About the price? | $ get a large Bryan vote on the books, and | (great applause and cheering), I en —brisk selling here tomorrow. There'll SOc. Flat Strop (combination). S| Youd b ettin rigs $ oOo this fact has occasioned great indignation d to hate and defy the tra:tors who be er and bigger Shoe bargains ¢ | %e Shaving Brush. ‘ % you ‘ ees ee 3 I poeotae on the part of the sflverites. hold our party - here than hate ever before been of: iver? complete, Une "Barbers iting Sat z money’s worth at $1.25, so Ka i= ° 5 Republican Claims Appear Best. plause and prolor ¥ ye had than have ever before bem of- | B. & S. Clippers, Safety Ita jay Rum, ete., think of the big bargain when z While both sides express the utmost con- Mh 2 majority, unde fered anywhere. We're exerting every {| at lowest prices." KOLB PHAISIACH, 438 tun at + 3 Ade: SSRbE aa Esnl Olas be ca effort to clear this stock out before Mr. seo-17d "| Swe only say 8gc. yard, and ie = fidence, to the casual observer the claims of ts in that conver morrow Wilson arrives home. We'll do tt, too, 0| Saeesesessscesessssssesse, | $| full 54 inches wide, too. Lis ae REE AEE (os rer envre EMNOnRAe, (Howie an geen with these reductions: ° of | ie 2 = M tt but the democrats declare that there is an | | He then crricise oes: ONE 3d wher sie el ertz and Mertz, 3 less cymes setae ais | Sitar! Ss a Ve're clearing out a odds ° \ seuss 66 99 e are = CA ERE aps tacwtiregack © eee ee : S|! & mark there's such a profusion [& | ¥ New “Era ailors, declare that they, have positive assurances | him for an honest « $ Ta Oxtords, sizes 8, Bt g ) i y Ri of styles, such a great army ie : 90 treet for Lowndes last year, and who are wear- | spons' ‘applause 2 5 . - a i ing McKinley badges, and who belong to| for upsetting the Now OSC. >| 3 ( HAN E * of materials that we are al- "4 6 F S ° a ae a cats ka 21S McKinley clubs this year, are at heart free | He and those he Misses’ $1 aditacde 79¢.) | | * most at a loss for a full and $3 silver anen, and will vote thelr real senti- | ing. [ tell you, of ‘ 9 £9 | 1 | 3 f anon ad 3 ments. They say that the enthusi no longer (applauee and Odds and ends tn asses ‘Tan e 3\ | detailed description. This we | z manifested at the recent Bryan m n decided that the Py gece seen tt , E FF q 5 ¢ can say—and conscientiously, > Brophetle of the result in, this state, and | their fraudulent metho ¥: E I . I | 3 \f ey also say that the republicans are much . what I propose Were $1.76. 79C. ¢ ° i}; & too—no larger variety any- /£ |? ante nto tocstectestecentetestetestest sete a : gees 4 % YI | petectetetetntetortetotetetetetettnteretetetentntneretetetetntnttetetedetetttetete pean ennneanal more € lect a republican city coun. tig is ended, ree ree “Kid “One- There is just a handful of these * where—no prettier styles and | cil to yor Hooper than to cart s in this house shall rm pers, medium and pointed $1 2 Jardinier Stands left—in oak, cherry iS! by f bette: fae 3 Baltimore for McKinley. As for the local t applause and cr’ Benet Were $2. oe: 23 and mahogeny finish—choice, while they ¢ gi aTeno Peet VaLUCs: [AAA ALAR AOA ED OM Set Side by Side. Ee ed he pape eee peed say | Here the song of “W e ies’ Hand-sew lack Ki z that published lists of vice presidents at| Until Morning” was star a Button Boots, extension edze, iH = Ras . Dame Fashion ea ee i tae their ratification meeting on Friday night | few minutes nothing but appl “ee eommon se caataare taal | WS ide i ryan and the} incoln and the re- | ccmprise the complete voting strength of | singing could be heard. When Mr. Wil- Sake toads Ware aoe \ ( = | ae » democratic platform|publican platform of | the organization in the state. Such state ms procured order he continued Le e $2.68 | 99 | R3 needs. None too soon for 3 iHas Decreed of “We de-| 1860: : ments as the above are, of course, eo | “T ask them to remain here to hold a Men's 1s} a | = you mothers to look about. % pounce vas a hsiiescaact hale de- a, the Sigg ee pes mu Wellington and | meeting either for the drafting of a bill , 2 e a erference ‘ederal) nounc S: er aders, vhatevel statements: ex 4 prese! di to dae oO ad SSeekes | CCPC GE ee (§ Of course you know where car —— BUR COLUARETTES | and CLOTH .@ | authorities Ant Abeall tisanicnlt ty peron they, eiag masks petinelgs wane ahr ate ey te ee Pere ati vipa oe Were $6. Ni =§ 8 || /\% the biggest variety is where + Our fur men and ladies" tailors have affairs as a violation|force of the soil of | outlook is uncertain, and that they will con-| plause), or else if, when you are « = New, Gn Soak) Seok: the other furntl- — 4| | | S 4 ? 5 id wecks past making up of the Constitution ofjany state or terri-| tinue their work with unabated zeal until] you deem it best, to remain fr our pew stock: Every price f marked {tl é the most satisfaction is cen- + e garments. We're ready now the United States. ‘tory. * © election day. until 11 o'clock tomorrow. ¢ 9 in plain figures. You can't buy cheaper {| | tered and where your dollar % Se ecnuere an beth nes’ That is, we de-| Examination of the Registration Lixts | and cries of “We will do it ee ee el will I = i We've made prices sufficiently low, That 1s, we de-nounce the invasion : for the breakfasts, though I cannot pr rely will have the greatest pur- ee 7 Furs repaired and altered. nounce the federal/by lawless mobs of | 4 careful examination of the registration | Viae for them.” (Great applause and en- & chasing power. See the new '% government for re-|Missourians and oth-| lists by the party workers of both parties | thusiastic cheering.) 2 F St. JN. W. si igi S DOWEL: KA Y sisting an armed moblers. of th : Yes § caigiet sion followed. ‘Th Ag a ee ee re 1 3] % Bourettes, Kerseys, Beavers, z SAKS FUR CO., while it stopped the| Kansas, in ore x Se Paes Eee aes Noe Ease ae Gay en, u © tune *||\% Astrakhans, Meltons, &c. See | $COR. 13TH AND G STS. and interstare Some! end slavery. | the republicans have nearly enough votes| “Hold the Fort: for 1 Am Coming,” and The recent reduction in the scfimange the parments to please your. |e + us about the baby’s, child’s or & 5e26-s,t0,th-28 merce, and destroyed cisions must be bind- | 0n the books to give them a majority in eid tah wag ee eras ps weekly or monthly. It'll be ea: ie} | lee . ’ 1d SD et PP DILE ODE: y y, evi : egistra- ‘ s me c > hold the est light in existence. pa ye larger, s:rek amd mor» pat- 5 ae T t Ec t is ‘The duty of Con- suit, * * * «but) if| tion that all the republicans who have | ence han dispersed. _ : - gress to use all the the policy of the gov-| registered will vote the ticket. The silver A still greater saving is ef Carpets Made : Some of you might feel as apes ry Carpe constitutional power ernment * * * af-| people claim that they have among their] way qanmoves fected by the Siemens-Lungren d id Free! x though you'd like to dress in ute ta tbgabal custve ive Which remains after'fecting the | whole| clubs a large number of republicans, and 7 z 2 4 . ta Es, that lecision, or peopl se © fx rf arty line: ili e brokes ar Gas Lamp—which regulates the ot Laid Free | luxurious style. You'll not yuu get a gplemild Carpet which inay” comelby the decisions roe | cuits oe much at the polls Wi" the repunit | Campos to Again Command F flow and gives out a beautiful No charge for waste in matching figures. { find us lacking. We've | fering the a 10-wire 74C. from its reversal by in ordinary litigation | cans as by the democrats. That for every Cuba, his 5 8-plece Solid Ovk Chamber Suite, | C: , < ‘Tapest: Carpet, gh gi i‘ the Supreme ‘ourt, between parties in | democrat, and there are thousands of them | From the New York TI) white light. s 42 pound Hair Mattress, $6.00." as catered to all, and you’d think any" body Bec for 740. xD. as it may hereafter personal action, the | who will vote either directly for McKinley | Gen pe the commander of the Span- We rent them for 25 cents a tare eee aston Fable: $3.50. x so, too, if you'd see that | yd. All Snew ' Ber oneal ated: bd = people’ will cease to] or for Palmer, they ciaim that they will teh fore £5 ‘ ba, will, ac: Ar ocker, 95¢ ¥ at is, a reversal be ‘heir own ruicrs. *| have a republican vote for Bryan. They e aa4 5 month. Fence ascatenens canter S50. "|| enormous stock of ours. To ¥ The Houghton Co., of the decision of the * *” assert tha. there are between twenty and | latest advices received in this = Brussels Carpet, per yard, 500. 5 i the luxuriously inclined we’d 3 aha a Supreme Court in the: That is, the | ae- thirty free silver clubs in the city which | lieved of his command, and will be ais a en S| ie . Fi NW. 9026-244 com: xX case is|cisions are binding, | are composed entirely of republicans, and | ceeded by his predecessor, Gen. Martinez GAS APPLIANCE EXCHANGE, o} | i ask an inspection of these Im- Dees here indicated; and though, if the gov-| that all the members will vote for Bryan. | ~. ahey 7 hy ceeneeed i) || |= ported Novelties at $1.25, 5 = since then the man-ernment decides] This the republicans, of course, deny, but | C2™POS) Who Bad been prac “i a hicentst SIE $1.50, Sr Two Novelties ner of the constitu- questions: affecting | that there are some republicans who favor | 1" disgrace because of his humane treat- le} | ee 5 -75, $2.00, $3.00, $5.25 z ca tion of the court for the whole people, on] free silver 1s a fact, but whether they | ment of the rebels. 3} | and $6.00 yard, ein Dainty: Photos. that purpose here the strength of a de-| will vote for Bryan’ is very uncertain. | When Gen. Weyler was last sent out to : eee Sore ai : - clsion only affectin o s - Any time you want to MAMMOTH CREDIT HOUSE, a — i = er ia arenes ed out. [Dred Seott as to his | ed McKiniey's nomination. Fan ae Slice bas saad iagragrinicled y ic lighti 19821828 Seventh atree i | Howard of the Her Majesty { 4 jown personal free- : : pices know about electric lighting ee ae ce a ra Gowet wit bo. with << Menaay. ‘She Welgomerto eine at any time, Bee ne |dom, the people cease The Other Great Danger. during the previous rebellion by or electric power—the cost of 9024-284 Ig] | | Will Mt you tree of cha: — «ss It yuu ae (order! aetne LMANTELLOS é \to rule. There is one other great danger to the] that then he had been acting under the it and the superiority of it Ie : a as Sy | Re ene hye Petter | success of the McKinley electoral ticket, | StZict orders of his superiors. % chosen than he intended; in the first case over everything else, ‘phone us (77). Soon after arriving In Cuba and a assuming power he showed that he did necd any strict orders to perpe’ rages and cruelties on prisone and it is one which will test all the power of Chairman Wellington and his followers to avert. That danger lies in the great his platform denounces authority and favors a mob, while the republican plat- form derounces a mob and favors author- 8] Ww. H. Stiles, 4107 F St. 8. ELECTRIC LIGHTING CO., You can gét more stationery and | ity. In the second case his platform ad-| desire on the part of the republican city|on people who were suspected of 18 14th wt. “Phone 77. ausi-208 In Hair. | better ene here than A any | Yorates reversing Supreme Court de-| politicians to peSecant aerters ior ae ens teen ak fe by Ws that ve 1.000 Bvitchen, oN formeniy "5.00: ( other establishment for your money. Spun dectsions ‘suasti bel Binding.” at *Sxr. | Present city courcil. The city bosses ad- Reta thee pepe rg Sy —fine old Switel a 00; een 1 a og 5 Bryan deserves thanks for enabling plein mit that their entire political salvation de-| there were then in the island. But he has 48 ae Gear Britches $o9, formesty | 6 One of the best equipped houses in} people” to see the opposing issues so pends on, the reelection of these council- | had to call for more troops, and the insur- F Ma rmerly 6. = = . a en p $ are ‘ ever, and have Whisky. Worth First lace attendants in He — — 420-422: 424=4267th St.|$! | the city. A call is worth your while. | clearly. McK. | them to succeed in this than ft Is to have | Scents ane Just es deflant as ever, antics, Bottles Peles | My ger “outete John C. Parker, Saree McKinley made President. Under an ord: | A¥mang qrmmunivion rom vats ol pS teaPe ‘9 the price nance passed last winter the council took away from the mayor the right to appoint the subordinate officers in the city govern- we would $10.50 oak crit onters at $7.19 at Moses’ parece furniture sale.—Adv' and also several cannon, ve vig.lance of th in Spanish gun Se HELLER’S, 617-19 7th St. N.W. it is said, h coe SS 20 7th Street N. W. _ | Resular $10, ae Photos for | _sissea i LED A Fira) Srultauce sees cesceueteted hy ass 20 take com ein lens tee $I ants fantty 00 "ve, been =e Maurre RAT apd HOAGH PATE | Rev. W. E. Parson, D.D., pastor of the | courts ‘of the city, and is now perding | Provided he Siena omaha bottle Of.--.--eeee--- torte Pletares — Th ctr eee Gar MEER: Ba | Church of the Reformation, 24 and Penn-| for decision as to ‘its constitutionality in| Gvas Del Castillo or any one else. T m9) K. L ON Wine SOME FOLKS Rie thea of a beat Hee ER’S,820 N.8th st., Paliadeipn ee sylvania avenue southeast, will return to Se ras aenaishe ss He asked power to treat with the in- = A ae apl-156t the city about the 1st of October, after a | 5° : kit = Co., surgents on the basis of giving them doubt that it will be sustained, and thus | autonomy or independence. It TO GET RELIEF FROM INDIGESTION, BILIOUS- the council will have the disposal of all ‘constipation or torpid liver without disturb- the city. , Gottwals’: Peete Ps Photo Parlors, arlors, O13 Pa, Ave. three-months’ vacation spent in Brooklin, conditions that made the Org 14th St. ’Phone 998. Spanish gov vel4-3m,10 Ing the stomach or or purging the bowels, take Me., much improved in health and ready | the patronage. ment hesitate, otherwise he would have al- fem ao doses 0 ‘of Carter's ver Pills; they will for the winter's work. During us absence Democrats United on City Ticket. ready been in Cuba. 2S = SHAKER DIGESTIVE CORDIAL. Of the services Dave continued regularly | On one thing the democrats are united, | _HOWever. the advices say that the gen- Dee ee ote ee and the pulpit filled by Rev. L. M. Kuhns, : | eral will be in Cuba before the end of No- Liebig’ Co Company Extract of Beef} ssas-10d ‘= dition’ Al Gane gig Bes ee Rte find jmme-|'D.D., of this city, and a member of Dr. | and that ts the city ticket for councilmen | Vember, under such terms as he has de m2t-w ore Parson's and judge of the supreme bench. The | manded.