Evening Star Newspaper, October 21, 1898, Page 10

THE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1895-16 PAGES. A Specialty SUIT HOUSE. W f= He G - TON- IANS are not surprised to find here the best and largest assort- ment of Ladies’ High-class or-made Sui for this has been the only “sp cialty suit house” in Washington for the past fifty have tors who call and then go out to “look arcund’—comparison only — em- phasizes the superiority of our quali- ties—and they invariably come back here to buy! A saving of $3. A maker whe is going out business and will confine bimself ps offered us the balance of ef the suit entirely to ar y Line of suite at a saving of $3« bling us to hand them ever to They are in blue mixed and half tight-fitting J skirt ets line silk. regular $16.50 bet lucky ch: us to put $13.50 also showing a superb line of Black and bine Cheviot Suits at $13.50. Have double-breasted half — tight-fitting fJacket—silk lined—and the new flounce skirts thes have “taken re- SoZ SQ) markably well xt We should Ike also to show you our famous $11 Suites: come in to W.H. McKnew, 933 Pa. Av. oc2-60d ihe this them you We are now and $39 S : when you TOW. Estublished in Phila. in 1783. Even the Eyeglasses and Spec- tacles we sell for $1 are fitted with our finest lenses—and accurately ad- justed to fit easy and comfortable. Opticians, I 311 F St. oc20-284 | Sterling Values | vs. Little Money. | Special values in high-grade Furnitare that will be of interest to every howse- keeper OAK _ CHIE FC bigbly finishes $19.00 CLR French bevel plate finely fiished ond eT, quartered oak. | End finely mades--.10-7* 521.75 | The Houghton Co., | 1214 F Street. i 408 MEN FOR CONGRESS > Nominations for the House Thus Far Made. REPRESENTATIVES OF BOTH PARTIES — Those Now in Cffice Who Have Been Renominated. enters oe ee AN INTERESTING LIST —— The list of congressional nominations to @ate is as follows Alabama. Ast district— Dem.—Geo. W. Taylor, Demopolis,renom 2d distric : Dem.—J Stallings, Greenville, renom. 3d_district— Dem.—H. D. Clayton, Eufaula, renom. 4th district— Rep.—Wm Aldrich, Aldrich, renom. Dem.—Gaston A. Robbins, Selma. Eth distric Rep.—Douglas Smith, Randolph. 6th district. Rep.—Daniel_H. Coope Dem.—J. H. Bankhead, F: Tth district— Rep.—Frank H. Lathrop. Riverside. Dem.— — Burnett, Gadsden. Pop.—O. W. Street, Guntersville. Sth district— Den.—Joseph Wheeler, renom. Oth district— Rep._John T. McEwing, Bessemer. Dem.—O. W. Underwood, Birmingham, renom. Arkansas. -Philip D. McCulloch, jr., Marianna, renom 2a district— John S. Little, Greenwood, renom. C. McRea, Prescott, renom. ot n.—Wm. L. Terry, Little Rock, renom. tstrict— Rep.—J. T. Hopper, Harrison. Dem.—Hugh L. Dinsmore, Fayetteville, renom. 6th district— Dem—Stephen Brundj nom. e, jr.. Searcy, re- ifornia. Ast district— Rep.—J. A. Barham, Santa Rosa, re Fus.—M. E. Dittmar. oer 24 district— Rep.—Frark D, Ryan, Sacramento Jem.—-Marion De Vries, Stockton, e} le B4 district— Rae Kep.—-Victor Metcalf, Oakland, Fus—Jobn Aubrey Jones wem.). 4th district — Rep.—Julius Kahn, San Francis: Dem—James H. Barry. Sth district— Rep.—E. F. Loud, San Francisco, renom. Fus.—William Craig (dem). 6th district— Rep.—Russell A. Waters, Los Angeles Dem.—Chas. A. Barlow, San Luis Ob pa ag mae Carron Needham, Mod —C, He Castle (pop... Colorado. Ist district— Rep.—Charles Hartzell, Denver. Pop.—J. §. Shafroth, renom. Mid. rd. pop.—Rey. Myron W. Reed. | 2a district— S. R.—R. B. Clark, Wheeler. Pop—John C. Bell, Montrose, renom. Connceticut. Ist district— Rep.—E. S. Henry, Rockville, renom. obert J. Vance. L. G. Hohenthal, Manchester. D. Sperry, New Haven. H. Webb. . Kerr, New Haven. Russell, Killingly. . F. Thaye hen Crane, Norwich. Hill, Norwalk. renom. Chas. P. Lyman. sach, Bridgeport. Delaware. w. Brosius, Wilmington. Florida, t R M. Gunby. Parkn Tampa. , Tampa, renom. 2d distri Rep.—H. L. Anderson, Ocala. Dem.—Robt. W. Davis, Palatka, renom. Georgia. Ist district— Dem.—Rufus E. 2d district— Rep.—Rev. J. H. Smith, Thomasville. Dem.—James M. Griggs, Dawson, renom. 3d_distri Dem.—E. B. 4th distriet— Rep. Dem.—W. Lesier, Savannah, renom. Lew Montezuma, renom. . Covington, Carrollton. Adamson, Carrollton, renom. Spence, Carrollton. Atlanta. Livingston, Kings K. Hines, Atlanta. renom, . Bartlett, Macon, renom, J. W. Pop.—sS. B. Sth district— Dem.—W. M. Howard, Lexington, renom. Maddox. Rome, renom. ustin, Trenton, Pop.—J. A. Neese, Carnesville. 9th district— Dem.—F. C. Tate, Jasper, renom. Pcp.—J. P. Brooks, Alpharetta. 10th district— Dem.—W. H. Fleming, Augusta, renom. Nth district— Rep.—J. M. Wilkinson, Valdosta. Dem.—W. G. Brantley, Brunswick, renom. Idaho. At large— Rep.—W. B. Heyburn, Osburn. Dem.—Edgar Wilson, Boise. Pop.—James Gunn, Boise, renom. Pop., M. R.—L. T. FP. Anderson, Moscow. Illinois. Ast district— Rep.—James R. Mann, Chicago, renom. Dem.—C. Porter Johnson, Chicago. 2d district Rep.—William Lorimer, Chicago, renom. 3d_district— Rep.—Hugh R. Belknap, Chicago, renom. Dem.—Geo. P. Foster, Chicago. 4th district— Rep.—D. W. Mills, Chicago, renom. Dem. Thomas Cusack, Chicago. sth district— P 6th district 9th distri 1 Rep—Ch Rep. Geo. E. White, Chicago, renom. Dem.—Edward T. Noonan, Chicago. Rep.—Henry S. Boutell, Chicago, renom. Dei ‘mil Hoechester, Chicago. Tth distri Rep.—George E. Foss, Chicago, renom. Dem.—Frank C. Rogers, Chicago. Sth district— Rep.—Albert J. Hopkins, Aurora, renom. Rep.—Robt. R. Hitt, Mt. Morris, renom. Dem. -W. H. Wagner. 10th district— Rep.—Geo. W. Prince, Galesburg, renom. Dem —F. E. Andrews. Uth district— Rep.—Walter Reeves, Streator, renom, Dem.—M. T Maloney, Ottawa. 12th district— Rep.—Jo: Cannon, Danville, renom. Dem.—Maj. J. M. Thompson. 13th distrio ian Warner, Clinton, renom. Quisenberry. - Graff, Pekin, renom. . Barnes, Peoria. Marsh, Warsaw, renom. Roy, Quincy. Rep.—Jas. H. Danskin, Jacksonville, Dem.—W. E. Willia ith district— Rep. Dem. . R. Mills, Decatur. Caldwell. Isth district— Dem.—Thos. M. Jett, Hillsboro, renom. Rep. Johnson. 19th dist Rep.—W. W. Jacobs. Dem.—William Smith. 20th district— Rep.—Theodore G. Risley, Mt. Carmel. Dem.—J. R. Williams, Carmi. rict— - Rodenburgh, East Stt. Louis. ith, Murphysboro, renom. arrett, Jackson Co. Indiana, Ist district— J. A. Hemen Booneville, renom. Thos. H ~ Pop.—Rev. 2d district— Rep.—Wm. R. Ga Ww. . Washington. Bloomington, renom. s, Jeffersonville. enor, Corydon, renom. Lee, Vevay. rancis M. Griffith, Ve Pop.—Jasper N. Hughes. sth district— Farrow. Geo. W. Faris, Terre Haute, renom. muel R. Hamlin, Terre Haute. €th district— Rep.—Jas. E. Watson, Rushville. Dem.—C. A. Robinson. Pro—Henry C. Pitts. h district— Kep.—J. Overstreet, Indianapolis, renom. Dem.—Leon O. Bailey, Indianapolis. rict— Geo. W. Cromer, Muncie. strict— Rep.—Chas. B. Lan¢ Dem.—J. P. Cheadle, F . M. Thompson. Delphi, renom. ankfort. John Ross. trict— kKep.—Geo. W. Steele, Dem.—Prof. G. W. 3 Pro. O. Fenton. 12th district— Kep.—Dr. C. B. Steme! Dem.—J_M. Robinson, F 13th district— Rep.—Abram L. Brick, South Bend. Dem —Mongomery M. Hathaway. Iowa. Marion, renom. ael. ‘ort Wayne. Wayne, renom. strict— Thomas Hedge, Burlington. Dem.—D. J. O'Connell, Burlington. 24 district— Rep. Joe R. Lane, Davenport. Dem.—J. J. Ney, lowa City. 3.1 district— Rev.—D. B. Henderson, Dubuque, renom. Dem.—John H. Howell, Eagle City. 4th district— -Gilbert N. T. T. Blai h distri Rep.—Robert_G. Cousins, Tipton, renom. Dem.—L. J. Rowell, Tipton, 6th district— Rep.—Jno. F. Dem, Pop.— Fus.—J. 7th district. Rep.—J. A. T. Hull, Des Moines, renom. Dem.—Chas. O. Holly, Des Moines, Pop.—Thomas G. Orwig, Des Moines. Sth district— Rep._Wm. P. Hepburn, Clarinda, renom. Fus. G. L. Finn, Redford. 9th district Rep.—Smith McPherson, Red Oak. Fus.—James A. Lemon. Dem.—James A. Lyons, Gutherle Center. 10th district— Rep.—J. P. Dolliver, Fort Dodge, renom. Dem.—Edward Anderson, Ruthven, Mth distriet— Rep.—Lot Thomas, Storm Lake. Dem. L. Garretson, Sioux City, O. McElroy, ‘Onawa. Haugen, Northwood. e, Mason City. Lacey, Oskaloosa, renom. -J. B. Weaver, Colfax. M Morri Weaver. Ottumwa, -W. J. Bulley, Baileyville, . D. Botkin, Winfield. Williams, Leavenworth, Miller, De Soto. t as. Curtis, Topeka, renom, distri Pop.—W. W. Price, Atchison. © ti 2d district— Rep.—J. D. Bowersock, Lawrence. Fus.—Mason S. Peters, Kansas City, re- nom. 3d district— Rep.—S. 8S. Kirkpatrick, Fredonia. Fus. E. R. Ridgeley, Pittsburg, renom. 4th district. Miller, Council Grove. Martin, Marion. Rep.—W. A. Calderhead, Marysville. Fus.—W. D. Vincent, Clay Center, renom. 6th district— Rep.—W. A. Reeder, Logan. G. Hoffer, Lincoln Center. Pop.—N. B. McCormick, Phillipsburg, re- nom. 7th district— Rep.—Chester I. Long, Medicine Lodge. Fus.—J. Simpson, Medicine Lodge, renom. Kentucky. Ist distriet— Rep.—Jerre Porter, Clinton. *. K. Wheeler, Paducah, renom. . W. Reeves. 2d d Dem.—Henry D. Allen. 3d_distriet— Rep.—Milton Creel, Central City, renom. D. H. Smith, Hodgensviile, renom. rict— Walter Evan: Oscar Turner. James Lane. Louisville, renom. y. M. Donaldson, Dayton. . C. Berry, Newport. strict— Dem. —Evan E. Settle, Owenton, renom. Rep.—T. J. Hardin. Sth district— M. Davison, Stanford, renom. . Gilbert. muel J. Pugh, Vanceburg, renom. —M. Williams. Pop.—Dr. H. R. MeMullin. 10th disirict— W. J. Seitz, West Liberty. . Y. Fitzpatrick, Prestonburg, re- .—W. H. Ziegler. lth district— incent Boering, London Dem.—S. D. Lewis, Hyden. Louisiana. Ast district— Dem.—Gen. Adolph Meyers, New Orleans, renom. Rep.—C. W. Keeting, New Orleans. 2d_district— Rep —F. N. Wicker, New Orleans. Dem.—Robert C. Davey, New Orleans, re- nom. 3¢_district— Rep.—Chas. Fontelieu, New Iberia. 5th district— Dem.—Samuel T. Baird, Bastrop, renom. Maryland. Ast district— Rep.—Wilbur F. Jackson, Balto. Dem.—John Walter Smith. 2d district— Rep.-Wm. B. Baker, Aberdeen, renom. Dem.—R. Tibbett, Baltimore. 3d_district— Re Frank C, Wachter, Baltimore. 4th Rep. strict— -W. W. McIntire, Baltimore, renom. Sth district— Rep.—Sydney E. Mudd, La Plata, renom, Dem John S. Cummings, Baltimore. . ict — ieo. A. Pearre, Cumberland. Dem.—T. A. Poffenberger. . T. Baker. Massachusetts. Ist district— Rep.—Geo. P. Lawrence, North Adams. Dem.—Chas. P. Davis. 2d district— Rep.—Frea, Dem.—Rev 3d_ district L. Gillett, Robt. Springfield. E. Bisbee. 5th distri Rep.-Wm. 8. Knox, Lawrence. Dem.—Joseph J. Flynn. 6th district Rep.—W. H. Moody, Haverhill. Dem. *. Moody Boynton. Tth cistriet— Rep.— — Roberts, Chelsea. Dem.—Walter Ramsdell. Sth distriet— Rep.Sammuel W. McCall, Winchester, Dem.—Geo, A. Perkins, Boston, 1th district Rep. J. Barrows, renom. Mth district— Rep.—( F. Sprague, Brookline. 12th distriet— Rep.—W. C. Lovering, Tauntop lath district Rep.—Wm. S. Greene. Michigan, Ist district John B. Corliss, Detroit. Chas Fishback. —Henry C. Smith, Adrian. Orren H. Pierce. Bd district— Rep.—Rey. Washington Gardner, Albion. Fus. M. Todd, Albion, renom. 4th district— L. Hamilton,. Niles, renom. an J. Jarvis, Benton Harbor. Cunningham. Rep.—W. A. Smith, Grand Rapids, renom. Dem.—Geo. R. Perry. Gth district— Rep 21 W. Smith, Pontiac, renom. 7th distr Rep.— eks, Mt. Clemens. Dem.— Burton, Marlette. Sth dist - Re . Fordney, Saginaw. 9th district— Rep._R. P. Bishop, Ludington, Dem.—C. J. Chaddock. 1th distriet— Rep.—R. O. Crump, Bay City, renom. I ert J. Kelley, Alpena, Pop.—J. S. Sanford. ck, Mancelona, renom. Shelden, Houghton, renom. . Curre * Minnesota, district— James A. Tawney, Winona, renom. lilo White arence Wedge, Freeborn, Ist 2d distric! Rey McCleary, Mankato, renom. Dem.—W. S. Hammond, St. James (ec.). Pro.—G. G. Grant, Rock. 3d_district— Rep.—J. P. Heatwole, Northfield, renom. Dem.—Charles G. Hinds. 1. C. Madsen, McLeod, stric —Loren Fletcher, Minneapolis, renom. 6th district— s A. Towne, Duluth. 7th district— Rep.eFrank M. Eddy, Glenwood, renom. Pop-Fus.—P. M. Ringdall. Mississip Ist district— Dem.—John M. Allen, Tupelo, renom. 3d_district— . C. Catchings, Vicksburg, renom. . J. Jones, Greenville, Rep.—T. F. Jon = 4th district— Dem.—A. F. Fox, West Point, -renom. Sth district— Dem.—J. S. Willlams, Yazoo, renom. 6th district— Dem. W. F. Love, Gloster, renom. 7th district— ES Dem.—Patrick Henry, Brandon, renom. Missouri. Ist district— —A. N. Seaber, Kirksville. Dem.—Jas. T. Lloyd, Shelbyville, renom. Pop.—J. M. London, Macon. 2d district— Rep.—W. C. Irwin, Milan. Dem.—W. W. Rucker. Dem.—John L. Dougherty. 53 4th district— Rep.—A. W. Brewster, St. Joseph. Dem.—C. F. Cochran, St. Joseph, renom. Sth district— i Rep.—John Welborn, Lexington. Dem.—Wm. 8. Cowherd, Kansas City, re- nom. Pop.—Geo. Wilson. 6th district— Rep.—S. W. Jurden, Holden. Dem.—D. A. De Armond, Butler, renom, Pop.—S. C. Book. 7th district— Rep.—W. G. Robertson, Springfield. Dem.—James Cooney, Marshall, renom. 8th district— Rep.—J. W. Vosholl, Linn. ‘ Dem.—Richard P. Bland, Lebanon, ’renom, Pop.—W. 8. Hale. distric Rep —R, L, Shackelford, ; == th district— re 5 a | Rep.—Richard Barfholdt, St. Louis, renom. Dem—M. J. Gk + ith district— 3% Rep.—Chas, F. joy, St. Louis, renom. 22th district— Rep.—Charles E. Pearce, St. Louis, renom. Ind. Rep.—Dr. T: W. Scott (col.). 13th district— + 6 Rep.—John H. Reppy, Hillsboro. Dem.—Edward Robb, Perryville, renom. 14th district— Rep.—Geo. M. Miley, Charleston. Dem.—Wm. D. Vandiver, Cape Girardeau. renom. > 15th district— - * Rep.—Judge F. ®.! Williams, Joplin. Dem.—M. E. Benton, Neosho, renom. 18th district— ? Rep.—Benj. F. Johnson, St. Elma. Montana. At large— Rep.—H. W. Mondell. Rep.—Thomas C. Marshall, Missoula. Dem.—A. J. Campbell, Butte. Pop.—T. S. Hogan. Nebraska. Ist district— Rep.—E. J. Burkett, Lincoln. Fus.—James Manahan, Lincoln. 2d district— Rep.—David H. Mercer, Omaha, renom. Fus.—G. M. Hitchcock, Omaha. 3d_district— Rep.—W. F. Norris, Wayne. —John B. Robinsog, Madison, John S. Robinson, Madison. 4th district— Rep.—E. H. Hinshaw, Fairbury. Fu Wm. L. Stark, Aurora, renom. (in- dorsed by dem.). 5th district— . Adams, superior. . D. Sutherland, Nelson, renom. 6th district— Rep.—Norris Brown, Kearney. Pop.—Wm. L. Greene, Kearney, renom. Nevada. At large— Sil. Dem. G. Newlands, Reno, renom. New Hampshire. Ast district— Dem.—E. J. Knowlton, Manchester. So. lab.—Louis Arnstein, Dover. 2d district— Rep.—Frank G. Clark. Dem.—Warren F. Daniel. New Jersey. Ist district— Rep.—Henry C. Loudenslager, Paulsboro, renom. Dem.—Samuel Tredell. Pro.—George J. Haven. 2d district— Rep.—J. J. Gardner, Atlantic City, renom. Dem.—John F. Hall. 8d_district— Rep.—B. F. Howell, New Brunswick, re- nom. 4th district— Rep.—John I. Blair Reiley, Phillipsburg. Dem.—J. S. Solomon. ith district— Dem.—Francis J. Marley. 6th district— Rep."R. Wayne Parker, Newark. Dem.—Henry G. Atwater. ith district— Rep.—Z. K. Panghorn. Sth district— N. Fowler, Elizabeth Snyder. New York. Ast district— Jos. M. Belford, Riverhead. strict— Rep.—D. M. Hurley, Brooklyn, renom. Dem.—John J. Fitzgerald. 3d_district— Re Wm. A. Pendergrast, Brooklyn. Dem.—Edmund _H. Driggs, Brooklyn. 4th district— S Re I. F. Fischer, Brooklyn, renom. Dem.—Bertram T, ‘Clayton. . Sth district— 5 Rep.—C. G. Bennett, Brooklyn, renom. 6th district— Rep.—Henry F. Fischer, Brooklyn, renom, Dem.—Mitchell May. Th district— Dem.—Nichclas Muller. Sth district— Rep.—J. M. Mitchell, renom. Dem.—Daniel J. Reardon. 9th district— Rep.—Jno, Steibling, New York city. Dem.—Thos, J. Bradley, New York. Wth district— -E. M. Fiesner, New York city. Dem.—Amos J. Cummirgs, New York. Mth district— Dem.—Wm. Sulzer, New York. 2th district— Rep,—Howard Conkling, New York city. Dem.—Geo. B, McClellan, New York. 13th district— Rep.—James W. Perry, New York city. Dem.—Jefferson B. Levy. 14th district— Astor Chanler. Quigg. Rep —P. B. Lowe, New York city, renom. Dem.—Jacob Rupert, jr. 16th district— Iriving Burns. John Q, Okermen. rict— udge Thornton, Nyack. isth district— Rep.—J. R.. Ketchum, Dover Plains, re- nom. Dem.—Thomas E. Benedict, Ellensville. 19th distr 2 riet Rep.—Geo. N. Southwick, Albany. Dem.—Martin H. @ strict— John K. Stewart, 1 district— Rep.—Lucius N. N.Y. city, renom. Dem.—Dennis B. Lucey. d district— Rep.—Lou 2sth district— Rep.—Chas. A. Chickering, renom. 25th district Rep.—Jas. S. Sherman, Utica, renom, 26th district— Rep.—Geo. W. Ray, Norwich, renom. Dem.—Dr. F. E. Pease, Nichols. 2ith district Rep.—Michael E. Driscoll, 28th district— Rep.—Sereno E. Payne, Auburn, renom. Amsterdam. Littauer, 520 Broadway, <merson, Warrensburg. Copenhagen, 29th district— Rep.—Chas. W. Gillet, Addison, renom. Dem.—Arthur L. Wilds. 30th district — Rep.—J. W. Wadsworth, Geneseo, renom. Dem.—James T. Gordon, Bist district— Rep.—James M. E. O'Grady, Rochester. Dem.—J. R. Fanning. 2d district— Rep.—K. B: Mahany, Buffalo, renom. Dem. Wm. H. Ryan. 32d district— Rep. D. S$. Alexander, Buffalo, renom. Harvey W. Richardson, East Aurora. 34th district— Rep.—Warren B. Hooker, Addison, renom. North Carolina, Ist district— Pop.—Harry Skinner, Greenville, renom. 2d_district— Rep.—Geo. H. White, Tarboro, renom. Fus.—James B. Lloyd. 3d_district— Dem.—Chas. R. Thomas, Newberne. Pop.—Jno. E. Fowler, Clinton, renom. 4th district— Pop.—John J. Jgnkths. 5th district— Rep.—Spenser fs. Adams. Dem.—W, W. Kitchen, Roxboro, renom, 6th district— —_™* Rep.—Oliver H.’ Dotkery, Mangum. Dem.—John_D. Bellamy, New Hanover. 7th district—" Dem.—Theo. F.’ Ktitty. Pop.—Morrison_H..'Caldwell. 8th district— ras Rep.—R. Z. Lffiney, Taylorsville, renom. Dem.—Frank Lovall, Boone. 9th district— Rep.—Richm'd Pearson, Asheville, renom. Dem.—W. T. Crawford. Ind. rep.—John, M.. Brower. North ‘Dakota. noe At large— the Rep.—B. F. Spalding, Fargo. Fus.—Col. H. M. Creel, Devil's Lake. Ohio. 1st district— Rep.—W. B. Shattuc, renom. Dem.—John F. Follett. Soc. lab.—Edward G. Jacobs, 2d_district— Rep.—J. H. Bromwell, renom, Dem.—Chas. L. Swain. 3d_district— Rep.—W. J._ White, Dayton. Dem.—John L. Brenner, Dayton, renor:. 4th district— Dem.—R. B. Gordon, St. Mary’s, Rep.—Philip M. Sheets, Botkins. Sth district— Rep.—A. N. Wilcox, Paulding. Dem.--Samuel Meekison, Napoleon. 6th district— Rep.—Seth W. Brown, Lebanon, renom. Dem.--L. H. Whiteman. %th district— Rep.—W. L. Weaver, Springfield, renom. Dem.—J. L. Zimmerman, Springfield. 8th district— Rep.—Arch. Lybrand For Saturday Only. Tomorrow’s specials are of interest to man, youth and ch For the one day only we have named prices never before equaled in Washington for the same class of goods. Everything advertised is out of our regular stock--and up to our usual high standard for style and quality. Ly kode ty koto tade id. All=-wool men’s suits, Two lots of the celebrated morrow. One Jot is plain blac serviceable mixture. the trimmings substantial row. All sizes from 34 to 42. “Dickey” chev- iots — regularly sold for $8.50—will be $5 to- | The material is the style and fit fault- less—and the whole suit will go for $5 tomor- Made of t men’s suits—* single and one the other a all wool— | are serviceable work—and ‘All-wool youths’ suits he same quality material as the regularly — tomorrow they will ! s nicely made as plenty of suits that 1 cost double. All ages from 14 to 19. Dickey” dc cheviot. Two lots, one able breasted Vorth $6.5 > $3.98. These ts—just the thing fer school or Cea eh te te te eh Ds te ts De te te ts ts te ie tals te te ta Seebesseetententengentery et All=wool ‘child ren’s suits, $1.83. Choice of three $3 lots for $1.83 tomorrow. Two styles are mixtures—one plain bla They are = % pure wool, nicely trimmed, and faultless fitting—and you can't duplicate either style for less than $3. € $ Tomorrow only choice of all three styles for $1.83. All ages from 4 to 16—the smaller sizes made with large braided collars. - 4 % y ° 50 doz. $2.50 hats, Men’s winter underwear, } $ 1 69. To raise a little excitement They have pure silk bands and are regular $2.50 qualities—but partment you may have 50 dozen of the very latest style men’s derbies and fedoras for $1.69. in our hat de- bindings—and for tomorrow never saw bett Only one case—and it's a regular 59 39" oecente eeatontonte oeton ar- ticle. Heavy camel's hair—shirts with French rg neck and pearl buttons, drawers with French = facing, pearl buttons and suspender tapes. You oaSesgontoateateateeteesoogecgeagenseateeseetec sen edpedsesteesenanesmeceeted sees easeoeaestorcoasens only you may have them for $1.69. The swell os = underwear at 59c.—take it to- $ small shape derbies—the natty rough-rider al- morrow for 39¢. a garment. Shirts $4 to 46— > pines—all for $1.69 tomorrow. drawers 30 to 42. £ 3. é $ x z sSenseegentent Shoshone e Sesto Sreseeteaseageatendendeateatenteeseeteteeseatetententens SEMAN BROS., Corner 7th and E. eetecteeeeeeetettetetededececetececteetetetet Dem.—Wallace H. Doty. rict— es H. Southard, Toledo, renom. Dem.—Samuel E. Niece. trict— a 10en a estephen R. Morgan, Jackson. Dem.—Rev. Alva Crabtree. ict— sen ches. H. Grosvenor, Athens, renom. Dem.—C. E. Peoples. jot 12th district gins, Columbus. ; John L. Lentz, Columbus, renom. 43th district— Rep.—Dr. H. Dem.—James Mth district— Rep.—Winfield —Thomas L. Wenner, Tiffin. A. Norton, Tiffin, renom. S. Kerr, Mansfield, renom. Gruber, Mt. Gilead. Henry C. Van Voorhis, Zanesville, . Stansberry. es Te Danford, St. Clairsville, renom. Dr. E. D. Moore. 7th district— ito eGeo. B, Broome, Newark. Dem.—John A. McDowell, Millersburg.* sth district— : Up Robert W. Taylor, Lisbon, renom. Dem.—C. ©. Weybrecht. 19th district— Re tol. Chas. Dick. Dem.—J. H. Phelps. 20th district— ED: >, O. Phillips, Medina. Dem.—W. J. Hart. I's ‘strict— 2 ep Theo, E. Burton, Cleveland, renom. Dem.—L. A. Russell. Pennsylvania. ean Galasha A. Grow, Glenwood, renom. Dem.—Jere W. Weiler. rere ceriel A. Davenport, Erie, renom. Dem.—Frank P. lams. = en H. Bingham, Philadelphia, re- ee, lab.—Louts Arnstein, Dover. dl hae ‘Adams, jr., Philadelphia, re- nom. 5 ee ria. McAleer, Philadelphia, renom. 4th district— H Rep.—James B. Young, nom. 5th district— Rep.—Alfred C. nom. ° 6th district— Philadelphia, re- Harmer,Philadelphia, re- Rep. T. S. Butler, West Chester, renom. : cen Rorer. ie 1ith dis\*ifliam Connell, Scranton, renom. Dem.—Ira H. Burns. ume istricy_ Williams, Wilkesbarre, renom, Dem.—S. W. Davenport. 1th distrle prumm, Minersville, renom. Dem.—James W. Ryan. ay aS Olmsted, Harrisburg, renom. sth district— bes Weep rederick C. Wright. = eas Packer, Wellsboro, renom. Norristown, rénom. Lancaster, renom. 17th distric! Rep.—W. H. Wooden, = epee ML Mahon, Chambersburg renom. \ istrict— = re "SRobert J. Lewis, York. Dem.—D. D. Zeigler, York. h district— aoe joseph EB. Thorp, Bedford. Dem —John M. Walters, Johnstown. Pro.—Jobn J. Irwin. ist district— ‘Rep._Summers N. Jack. Dem.—Jacob Spegel. res 28 op sonn Dalzell, Pittsburg, renom. 28d Sty HL. Graham, Allegheny. Pop.—John H. Stevenson. trict— LE. F. Acheson, Wash'n, renom. Dem.—M. N. © hran. istrict-- ey ‘B. Showalter, Chicora, renom. th district— een George H. Higgins, Erie, Dem.—A. Gaston, Meadville. th district— aon Chas. W. Stone, Warren, renom. Dem.—J. C. Sibley. h district— en -W. C. Arnold, Du Bois, renom. Dem.—J. K. P. Hail. Rhode Island, 1st district— Rep.—Mellville Bull, Middletown, renom. Dem.—John H. Hogan. Pro.—Chas. H. Tilley, Providence, 2a_ district— Rep.—Adin B. Capron, renom, .Dem.—L. F. C. Garvin, Berwick-Shamokin. Delaware, renom. Pro.—Leonard Watrous, South Dakota. At large— Rep.—Robert J. Gamble, Yankton. Fus.—F. Knowles, Deadwood, renom. At large. Rep.—Charles H. Burke, Pierre. Fus.—John E. Kelley, Flandreau, renom. | Ist distriet— Rep.—G. W. Murray, Crarleston. Tennessee. lst district— Rep.—W. P. Brownlow, Jonesboro, renom. 2d_district— Dem.—John M. Davis. 3d_district— Rep.—Gus Cate, Cleveland. Dem.-Pop—John A, Moon, Chattanooga, renom, 4th district— Rep.—George H. Morgan, Cookeville. Dem.—C. E. Snodgrass. Sth district— Rep.—W. Y. Elliott, Murfreesboro. Dem.—Jas. D. Richardson, Murfreesboro, renom. 6th district— apier, Nashville. W. Gaines, Nashville, renom. Tth distric Dem.—N. Cox, Franklin, renom. Sth district— Rep.—W. Hinkle, Saltillo. Dem —T. W. Sims, Linden, renom. 9th district— Rep.—I. Revells, Alamo. loth district— Dem.—E. W. Carmack, Memphis, renom. Texas. Ast distriet— Dem.—T. H. Ball, Huntsville, renom, Pop.—J. H. Eagles, Houston. 2d district— . Cooper, Woodville, renorm, . MeAvreal, Beaumont. . Russell, Beaumont. 3d_district— Dem.—R. C. nom. Pop.—H. D. Pop.—J. W. 4th distriet— Dem.—John Pop.—J. L. 5th district— Dem.—Jos. W. Bailey, Gainesville, renom. Rep.—Dr. A. W. Acheson, Deni is Ind. rep.—James W. Thomas, Mc. Pop.—W. S. Holt, Howe. . 6th district— Rep.—A. J. Houston, Dallas. Dem.—R. E. Burke, Dallas, renom. Pop.—T. P. Gore, Corsicana. Tth district— Rep.—Russell Kingsbury. Dem.—Robt. L. Henry, Waco, renom. Pop.—A. W. Cunningham, Waco. Ind.—Geo. Byrne, Waco. Sth district— Rep.—Arthur Springer, Fort Worth. Dem.—S. W. T. Lanham, Weatherford, renom. De Graffenreid, Longview, re- Wood, Greenville. Eagle. L. Sheppard. Whittle, Sulphur Springs. nney. J. Shands, Stephenville. ; J. Shands. 9th district— Dem.—A. S. Burleson, Austin. Ind.—Wash. Jones. W. B. Brush, Austin, rep., has withdrawn. 10th district— Rep.—R. B. Hawley, Galveston, renom. Dem.—Judge W. 8. Robeson, La Grange. Pop.—J. W. Baird, Hallettsville. th district— Rep.—Capt. B. L. Crouch, Corpus Christi. Dem.—Rudolph Kleberg, Cuero, renom. 12th district— Rep.—George H. Noonan, San Antonio. Dem.—J. L. Slayden, San Antonio, renom. 13th district— Dem.—Jobn S. Stephens, Vernon, renom. Utah. At large— Rep.—A. E. Eldredge. Pop.—Warren_ Foster. Dem.—B. H. Roberts, Centerville. Virginia. Ist district-— Rep.—J. A. Bristow, Saluda. Dem.—W. A. Jones, Warsaw, renom. 2d_district— Rep.—Dr. R. A. Wise, Williamsbury Dem.—William A. Young, Norfolk, renom. 3d_district— Rep.—Otis H. Russell and B. B. Weisiger. Dem.—John Lamb, Richmond, renom. 4th district— Rep.—Thomas L. Jones and R. T. Thorp. Dem.—Sydney P. Epes, Nottoway, renom. 5th district— Rep.—Edmund Parr, Stuart. Dem.—C. A. Swanson, Chatham, renom. 6th district— Rep.—C, A. Heermans, Christiansburg. Dem.—Peter J. Otey, Lynchburg, renom. 7th district— Dem.—James Hay, Madison, renom. S. m. dem.--D. C. O'Flaherty, Front Royal. Sth district— Dem.—John F. Rixey, Brandy, renom. Oth district— Rep.—Jas. A. Walker, Wytheville, renom. Dem.—Judge William F, Rhea. 10th district— Rep.—R. T. Hubbard, Rolling. Dem.—J. M. Quarles, Staunton. Washington. At large— Fus.—Jas. H. Lewis, Seattle, renom. At large— Fus.—W. C. Jones, Spokane, renom At largo— Rep.—W. L. Jones, Yakima. large— Aha W. Cushman, Tacoma, SeSonseetessoets a Seeded nate West Virginia. Ast district— Rep.—B. B. Dovener. Dem.—J. V. 2d_district— Rep.—Alston G Dem.—John W. 3d_ district Rep.—William S$. Edwards. Dem.—David E. 4th district— . Wheeling, renom. Blair, West Union, Dayton, Philippi renom, McGraw, Grafton. Charleston, Johnson, Bluefield. Rep.—Judge R. 1. Harrisw arrisville. Dem.—George Neale, Huntington.” Pop.—Oliver Gorreil. Pro R. Freer, Wisconsi Ist district— Rep.—Henry A. Cooper, Racine, renom Dem.—Clinton Babbitt, Belot } 2d disirict— serigsiccts Rep.—Herman B. Dahle, Mt. Hore sa gm—James E. Jone Srortaee od di: 5 Rep. W. Babcoe ah, re shen Jos. | abeock, Necedah, renom. Rep.—Theobald Otjen, Milwaukee, renom Dem G. Donnelly, ; : 5th district Rep.—Sam'l S. Parney, West Bend, r Dem.—Ch: A. uit k =" is — on aie Armin, Waukerha. Rep.—Jas. H. Davidson, Oshkos _,Dem.—Frank G. Stewart, Ms. Tenom. ith district— Rep.—John J. Esch, La Crosse. Dem.—John F. Doherty Sth district ae Rep.—E. S. Mino Sturgeon Ba n Dem.—Philip Sheridan, Green Bay 9th district— 4 Rep.—Alex Stewart, Wausay art, sau, rene Dem —Webb M. Ruggles, Ashiand 1th distric : Rep.—Juhn J. Jenkins, renom Dem.—J. R. Matthews, Menominie. Wyoming. , Chippewa Falls, At large— Rep.—F. W. Mondell, New. a . Neweast Dem.—C. P. Arnold, Laramie Pop.—William Brown, heridan, New Mexico. At large. Rep.—Pedro Perea, Bernalillo. Dem.—H. B. Fergusson, Albuquergye. Oklahoma, Delegate at large Rep.—Dennis Flynn, Dem.—J. R Keaton rizona, thrie, Delegat Rep.—J. Maine, V. their respri Larg, Wilson. ermont and Oregen have elected sentatives in Congress = 0+ sa VARIETIES OF EY As Many as Fifty Adjectives Applied to Gray Eyes. From Lippincott’s. Out of a list of eventy adjectives directly applied to gray ¢ no less than fifty aro descriptive of expgession. If we may be- lieve the evidence of these words, which were not carefully selected, but jotted down, at random in the course of reading, almost every shade of thought or feeling is mir- rored in gray eyes; and not only do the words indicate great variety in expres but many of the qualities which they ent seem diametrically opposed. eyes are reserved and candid: cold dial; roguish and sad or pathetic; and genial: sinister and guileless: ion, true, amiable: proud yet tender. Thi be keen, sharp, piercing, peneirating, but they are soft, serene, mild, pensive, dreamy, ful. They are often severe: yet as often are they sweet, timid, wistful, appealing or kindly, beaming, loving, sym: pathetic. Now, when we turn to the descriptions of blue, brown or black eyes, we shall find that these are brief compared with the long and elaborate descriptions of g1 and that they usually refer to som Marity of size, shape, coloring o er than of expression, A ample 1s the description of Lorna Do large dark eyes, full of a shadowy “like a wood rayed through with sunset.” Brown and black eyes are almost always represented as lustrous, while luminous is most fre- quently used in connection with gray eyes. Pathetic is perhaps the adjective of e: pression most often applied to brown ey: spiritual is seldom used to describe other than blue eyes: but to these also belongs the bad eminence of being shifty, while black eyes are distinguished in the same way by the word beady. Gray eyes aro perhaps oftenest characterized as honest, and the worst that is commonly said of them is that they are cold or steely. —____2-0—___—_ Wants Quickly Filled. At this season, when so many are seek- ing situations, and, on the other hsnd, so many seeking employes, it Is of interest to know that advertisements under the classifications Wanted Help and Wanted Situations are inserted at a charge of 16 cents for fifteen words. ——-— ee ______ The Cherokee strip, which was thrown open to settlement five years ago, has now a population of over 200,000, with farms, farm houses, twenty large towns, with r works, electric lights, good schools modern improvements, represented sessed valuation for purposes of on of over $15,590,000,