The evening world. Newspaper, February 12, 1906, Page 9

—- a WF the Great Er Emaneipator Came Here To-Day He _ “Would Have Hands Full. HED SHAKE UP B. R. T Bel Fe Wouldn't Po 9 Thing to the Simon Legrecs of i the Subway, + Euther Arabam treed everybody but Gio white man, | Wipe Lincoln coming back from ge Land of Shades on the ntnaty- qeventh anniversary of ‘his birth! a@valting his master hand, J @ job at emanctpating ) @peater thag the one he undertook he gttyck the shackles—see any ubligan candidate's speech to a of the Ohto— feo the limbs of webo blazed the path | the peste, treading tt would take # Linceln— Lincolns—to make freed- Korkers. There isn't « Some Causes for Emancipation. ' The poor serf whq travels in the fee boxes of the Brooklyn car and slowly pushed te Flatbush, while his fest ‘become as gravestones and his toes as giass marbles; who dares the bridge fei suing 608 {he biizrerd te-m oom- ‘Yonae: is coined into watered stocks, b grder that a few fat pigs may grow ettt—would he wetcome Lincoln? (Crien of ‘He would!" aad loud cheers {ram Bath { Ft. ip mummes, or slowly congeal- os winter, would welcome Lincoln tg, “Bugely Léncoln qyould find. in the et Ris goodness, a Fourteenth Invited Ong Leong Tong to a Peace Banquet, but : @ aoherna by Jenpph Suk. A ids le the On Leong i atl a ent ns wh St Fe, Hin ow nviealon ies Py p> which Gimax of fein 3 an ea New Year et of wont, | the baaution of the Beane plaon bean | ca! him out many tien and applaud [phony and ended with Brabma's second Bruqh concerto, Bie hae eee ee es “YOU CAN’T FOOL ALL THE PEOPLE.”’ BY WALTHR A. SINCLAIR, ‘This ig the day we celebrate, the birthday of the man Whoge little saying fails Bd please the merry grafter clan— A saying just as good torday ae when he said {t first; A great, big truth appreciated by the best and worst. And Lincoln's words wilt constitute the backbgne of this rhyme, His eplaram: “You can't fool all the people all the time.” Insurance grafters grafted fine until they hit the snag, For all the people couldn't be compelled to hold the bag. ‘Though all were fooled a little and a few are trustful still, The grafters had to bow their heads to all the people's will; For taking juicy miflions evermuch resembles crime. They learned the truth; The Yellow Dogs are yelping Joud; Jim Hyde has left the land; Some needed resignations rather promptly came to hand: Judge Andy Hngers far abroad and figures what it’s wortp. In Albany the gloom fs thick; closed is the House of Mirth, And big and little grafters seek a more congenial clime, Because they know “You can’t fool all the people all the time.” There 's quite a bunch of people who of late have got a jar— The Justice, Charley Murphy, Col, Mann and Nick the Czar, meelf ts They have had thelr day of power when they flourished big and thrived, ja baa attack of sectional biltonsness, ‘ou can’t fool all the people all the time,” But they've hit the bumps for certain, and they haven't been revived. ‘They’ve learned the fall is further /f to highest heights they climb, They've also learned: "You. can't fool all the people all the tim — = duetors. FWeom these and other Bel- Merger eves Need Freedom. w aN fee ine che th mi cine silk next to their iene co Sel f° “ot he {eles extract of de ta colnisin So could the hus man chattels who pay five cents for a mont ride worth three gents pt le euraly Lincola woukd Aglives | ce over yin he mei hd an | ganat epee y ae have beat Ie eee orm of Ll Bay au Sd *vaniiog ituph: tor on & surface at all in onder en Gad being forth Can't tons closé your eyes and sce the sliding into iste ee | / ° witli “be secalled, | ¢ we political FELIX WEINGARTNER © LIX WEEFNGARTNER will re- F turn to Germany assured of a ‘high place In the esteam of New York music lovers. Rarely has a con- ductor received such tripyfe. At the Arat of bis tq farewe}} concerts with the New Yen Symp! Qeghestra, jn Garnegig Hall yesterday afternoon, the adulation he gor last Sumgay was re- pewted, When he dropped his baton [oF the laat Ume the whole audience slaved and ¢hesr him, Tha prosmmme was imposi beggn with Mozart's 'Suniter Tt aym- symphony, whie sandwiched between them were Bryoh's vielin sangesta and must be admitted. yet, by fonpldi repatitiona and outing down the aay i it was dgne in a Gow minutes over two hours, Both symakonies ware read with the droageh and clgarness and effort to gQn- vey the absolute intention of the gom- poger which in the chief (gag yey of My, Welngerines's leading. Tn. main, the orchestra followed him ‘ears fully) but onee, in the second movement of work, he waa moved ta a had ae glean nal Rarely have rh: Gai Dost course we was new, It proved to bp metodious, full of invention, and came to 8 ohirlwind nish, but wan too long. ‘Marie Hall, the slender be Epgush violinist, ahewer (i aa being prenent, ‘Sha peceparitey Fam, ra soit ffm va 0. GETS ANOTHER OVATIO belies here. ‘There was feeling as well 8 technical sii!) (n her work, and she fairy. tatned the ate dozen recalls thee were given hi The concert will he renested to-mor- row night, nome will ow. Bight, when Me, Welagarine appear for the last time, He sails for Wedndsday. | ee ITS MERIT IS PROVED RECORD OF A GREAT MEDICINE A Prominest Cincianati Woman Fells How Lydia E, Pinkham’ Vegetable Compound Camrletely Cysed Hee. Vegetable {the women af The great good, Lydia Garpannd is doing attention of many of our leadi tists and tl Raga 3 ba oie Sais ‘inkham’s In a short qs people geaaraly, Vegetable pound, and time felt better, an Pinkham’s amon merica is attracting the Seigne with: her thar fioliv. trod the pao Omi coflesten, he beat” Larkeaper phat New “York Ler § had then 4. Lineal ee, ‘ © Pacbin Bo ide! ” Sacond yen look- Ma ith an teade, r 1 Glamond ‘etute oe aa chor jamond | Felftpnernalta of the craft batons a | g'cloek this afternoon. Might Awaken Jerome. Rip Van Winkle Jerome would come it of the tran when legal | nk Bow work cout ‘of ieee | Lt RsShaders who forgot hele halied down. History tells us re ng, BA soon as they got thelr Rreat mnagy prom a he always kept those he d “Mir, Jerome, it i teaned, venuant be aide to ket_on with that gort of * man at all—a map why never smoked ginarettew or went to meen on the fob | AEB another member of the |minarity who wouldn't join in the re- | jolets York's bondmen and Vassnle Laneoln returned—the Rev. Thomes A. D PAL (PL A. means “preas any The! Rey. ing that he joctrinas that i out if Lin- ight not dare “Pather ‘Abe all “the mal ta Tingoln's face. Falah eral him and sh he for wenitis tneltte it COLDS CURED | ais’ p INLONE Day. Dt Munyon's ey Gold Care von A ne head, “e th Os itr ? unge most imme- diately. Checks ‘overs, tops of tne Non, ‘Takes Away All xchat | Paine Caused by Colds” It cures Grip Sind obstinate Cobghs and apts ‘Faswmonin NIC, young ana folkin Indigestion, catarrh and all James Bide. RAILROADS, PENASYLVANIA RAILROAD cs ral ANU GOR ohRait Ht it Given" below ‘tor Feat brossea aod | Wiles Tater" toas sake WES Pea sation. | #10. oe fat Ca 910.55 A. ae ae ois MQ! YPS rg yeas Always Bought Bears the Promotes Digestion Cheerful- ; Rest.Contains neither forphine nor Mineral. oT NARCOTIC. A ness and winas oF ‘aueer CONTAGIOUS BLOOD POISON ‘THE OfNTAUA company. MEW YOR CITY. KING OF ALL DISEASES To Contagious Blood Poison rightful! It is the most poweriul of Diseases. tunate enough to contract it. ~ insi, the blood; but so potent is the lute the purest and healthiest blood, and sed po and horrible symptoms begin to appear. ulcerate, the glands in the neck and groins swell, the hair and eye brows spots appear on the body, “and i in the latter stages . ison even works sown and noe ie Dee 2 other disease js $0 highly contagious, and many have contra: a | suffered its awful PLuaevarnees through a friendly hand-sheke, handling Bus Suan of one afilicted with it, or drinking 8. S. ‘The King of Blood Purifiers, is the on] cure fpr Contagious It goes down into the circulation an: sonra out ak Bes ticle of the virus It is nature's antidote for this opr we the disease eover up any of the future years, batac co from the blood that no signs are ever scen purely vegetable, we offer that it it contains a particle of ; fall out, copper-colored of the disease the Blood Pohnne S.S.S. PURELY VEGETABLE. rien mineral of kind. Book Sie fiehelbicaad for home treatment ard eay medical ‘mivise you desire will be furnished by our physicians without Geek WEFT SPECIFIC GOny ATLANTA: GAo ~ 35, 00 Down = Why? Caution t-- Wig All Cars Transler to nee re ay Melee tees Ui Beaowned Wilson Pianos, $175. Beauliful Richardson Pianos, $195. Celebrated Walters Pianos, $195, Celebrated Belford Pianos, $235, Weigner Pianos, $210. Prices include stool and cover. Pianos guaranteed for 10 years. $5.00 Down and $1.00 a Week. No interest is charged for \ime taken jm making payments; no insurance and npasttiysly no extras whatever, Pianos Delivered on First Payment of $5.00.” Sal i remarkable. You'll miss a chance to save from $150 This Great Sale 0 $200 by not taking advantage of it at once. Exchange—'! acl have an old piano, exchange it for one of our beau- tiful Ae pianos, and pay any balance due at $1 a week, calealy used” or Price, f {or ria a very sh rf flows fey wates ie) ef charge, Ujepn request we, will oe oad a Teptescntative to 2,90" Bloomingdales jales’ Le. 2 cn from the same ve: ini Eine he 1 S. 8, is Bil 10 3*AvEF 5910605. Great February Sale buy a aheap, ry plano that baa no reputation whatever when you can pur- chase, in thie great sale, augh celebrated Dianca ae we offer at about 4 value— every one bulit by reputable, expert plano builders, every one bearing the ‘etime! consideration do we advise you to buy 9 so- Second-hand piano at any ® piano Proves absolutely worthless, deliver planas to any part of the United CASTORIA For Infants and Children, The Kind You Have Thirty Years CASTORIA belongs the name King of all i eee stain eet og every part of the body and wrecking and ruining the lives of those unfor- se é When the first sign appears in the form of icant sore or ulcer, few persons realize that the deadly virus has on that one drop will vitiate in a short time the de- ‘The mouth and throat poison to break out (A letely eradicates it 8, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26 and $o West Fourteenth Street, 7,9, 14, 43, 45, A7, 19, 20, 24, 22, 23, 24, 25, 27 amd 29 West Thirteenth Street, Dressmakers’ Spring Sale SECOND AND LAST WEEK ; Results show its splendid opportunities ate appreciated by Wa of goods and qualities, SUCH UNDOUBTED VALUES IN Silks Colored and White Wash Dress Fabrics Dress Goods Laces Linings Notions DO NOT LACK BUYERS, Finest Imported Dimities New Spring Tailor Mixtures ns—White with cold or 51 nel—stripes, eheeke or bral ang rings, dots and | invbdbie ntaldy, “with ond bre ofnpare the quality SHIRT anise of wt nary 3 eohts 17. | PMCOR AS AM ID ee esa eeerreeee 36-inch All-Wool Voiles Pearl, Gastar. Alive, B. Gurnct. Marive, Frenoh, Boys Navy and Black—sogulafly Black Chiffon Taffetas Guarantegd—soft and pliable— 5p wold elsewhure we With ore ators, Great Britain Macutactire Beat Made, Importers’ Sample Pieces High class Novelty Pabrice— White Méreeriaed brocades and Baaket Weaves-—with ovad woven figures or siripes—also plain o¢lors and piatds and novelty i ee —Browght 1. 00- ever to nel er di a fi i) fj it nf lec! ith =i i i} a Wool Finish Mohairs OG ee Melanges: single and two-toned— 9 to eell at .15., Uard Wide White Dress Linens in eye ce ara Seas Sea Beene yar a cents Spel Handsome Ase baits, Clear, beautiful Plaok- Fira ttbee sting eanrirt amet ee from pin head to the bromine! —sold regularly Dressmakers’ Sundries go far toward increasing the expense af a PD tcroe “Special” Prices are far less than “Discount” Prices elsewhere, © Gpool Silke—80 yarie—usually .15.... 9 Black Spool 6ike—doren—vsnally WA 18 OQ} Best Baating Cotton—500 yd. spools. & Silk Featherbone—pox of 12 yds, Selah atcete White Chiffon Pongees Silky, shimmering fabrics with all-over alti. garall oF Aa Goslens—tueke dresses—elsew White Dotted Swisses ‘extra fine—large cushion or medium dot—our sale price is Sls weualy 13.. than jmporters agk for th Prussia sidain » va, avallty ... 33 wsvally % npn 7 * Glazed Dress Pelting— ya. Imported Lingerie Lawns rir a od Soft finish—exquisite texture— Double cov'd rubber and Uae 7 specially desirable far dainty welght Shlelds—usually ¢ nderwear @ nite Sik Dress ee othens ask 65, 1 AO | Selly n” 48-inch White French Batistes | “Witty -9 Shear ang dainty as tine mull, but me TI Pape—tiey with more body, which Is a very usnally .).. tere AQ deshmable polnt—othens ask .%.. Best Ame eee Pins—all lees usually Moire Percalines Dressm: wally a. folt fuiah—dem, ght, rusting — j Ehiftoy Coslar Poundations, ack and golord.— shins 3 che Top (iollar Foundations Lining Silks MSUANY Oss ere eral Maker's “Guarantee! woven in edmo— | Gardie Faundatonstetost worth 15 12 moe: copie ane regal Worsted Skint Braida—h yds,.,...... +“ Sea 9s Hae 28 | Wig Alpes Skirt Braia— AIl-SIIK Chiffons, 45 inca. PP, Pogo URUALY Bsc sesyeseene AL i Velveteen Bkirt Rindivg— All the exquisite tintings for day and WaneURLly Tbs ercessessssssone 14 Sues Re iNitineeye= Silk Cottarbone- Dee yards— usually 42. fuality sold regularly ned February Clearances, Brief Mention of Great Values in SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE | Great @lear Up of February Clearances in Fine Lace Curtains Women's Suits, Coats, Ete. A manulacturer’s mucplua that we ee Coe tates See Fia8s,,.6.08 were able to buy to such advantage Bing Penamas aod ‘Tweede— : that we cso offer them fer below) Satin lined—were $28: WB. ccrsesee ROB prices we oupselves would atdigarily Eee: Bults of pe pay----Prschase compaines fine Not- tinghams, $coteh Lage and Combina- tion Nets of the most desirable de- taffet Pine Velvet Bulte—Eton, ea Bwcel nena’ Rraitarnan an and "eer ful satin or $18.00 to $28.00 quent UR a i ina worth $1, i ins worth ine Mot Bekistaoette ger geaice to clear up is mies kt February Clearances in Women's Washable Waists ee q ytra. ty pag Bauste taney ovo 9 1 - “Wak aa nd | mhort leevea Women's ar white A quality—-allover and or oe nae inten ‘tony slecves-—were Were $80) ond 5.0 MORNING SALES To-morrow, Tuesday, Until f P.M. nt dealers buying we reserve years ¢ af restricting Svantities Satin Flecked Silk Boliennes |Poiut De Paris La hus as foarte in Bposvubitont fiche! = rtipgnt? “Ay tae sumed exten: ane crea afi Stree oipent. Re OT ate ra Women’s Nun’s Q oy F r bik caunaly epee teeact | Basal eerste al © \ en caren Tal? Hose (cceha es Sora its, Pe eS 29 with fine lace tnake a 59 | Ea by OF jong Babies? arr White Drove Ext! Nainsook—full gathe: pelt on write feet ora, ste ‘with it, ti yi on enw'd igures— Aaee Waists and Bloys:s erat gpd Chevjotrlight, g Tien and fay an eis nan The Skirts. ; tert suadly OT ASEM NT. i love weave—made from 0 of wo best eradas Shoat Erno Biapen feck KO