6 THE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1898-16 PAGES. — Se = SRS ee 1) | neia, ana a st active in the SHOOTING sTARs. THE EVENING STAR. | S14. and others are most ac in . '" , cre oe ss = seetior zs = Js of iegislation in urging that the am- . ‘ { - : aie = wikenitGauae plest medics ie pemaie. jaeetsele Some Alxo Important. : @AUDOEPH, WEST & CO. ° 5 WASHINGTON. support of the cause. So that democrats{ “Remember,” said the timorous citizen | % _ prema eter hacer Sa BE > FRIDAY Seppe ece Se June 3, 1898.) no jess than republicans are busy, and will mate discussing the Philippine islands, % ; 2 g = | share in whatever triumph may be | “that we are not a nation of conquest. ubs / ntial ° cnosny s. NoYES.. - -Ealtor. | cchieved. “By all means. But let us likewise re- | $ ’ 4 = far as presidential candidates are con-.| Member that we are not a nation of quit- g ’ THE AR has a regular | cerned Mr. McKinley will of course oc- | te? 5 a 2 s ava Family Circulation | cupy an exceptional position. His friends Diverse Ty; § iy" 2 s le pes. ni re th: he combined cir- | = Sy re — pores Waskenates will desire his renomination. His own It takes all kinds of men to make avi ngs “ o ’ Gailies. As a News and Advertising lrations for a second term, if they are This world spin on its axis; ’ . th 5 + Medinm it has no eexpetitor. manifested, will only be natural. It will Some go to fight while some stay home Are to be made here on housc- € s ae a iz 8 be urged, and with strength, in his behalf And grumble at the taxes. Pian is bara nly f . a : a ° A £7 In order to avold dciays, on ac- | that he is, wi is called in our politics, Comforted. everything ‘ave sell. We give e s count of personnal absence, letters to | the logical candidate. But if there are new seem niin rou goods that" carry eut your § “ THE STAR should not be addressed | gnd striking issues that year, his availabil-| “It seems impossible to tell anything por aes Soe erage Bid Qs to any ind#vidonl connected with the | jry as a candidate will depend more upon | @bout what our navy is doing,” remarked mae 9 se = 99 FF it i i a Othice, but simply to THE STAR, oF to | 1, “aititude with Teapect te these Ieee | one Spanish official qishes seme pretty good shar. $ | 2 The big store” has just what you are leoking for, something new and gy = = = = ma # ehaee « Ing to get such Guality mer- ers Aas : : "0 tent ot parnoue, | than upon his past career or his then pres-}| “That's true,” replied the other. “But if $ chandise den lower in price inviting in every line of food products. ee Or ner a EES f nde ins etce! Bia caeek St eno ct a a, A than (maing "ask for, the “toy s f the Highway Act. | 2" Up-to-date candidate, carrying the flag | * ™¥Stifying the Americans. 3 pong Rag li mye ° 99 £ apes = ct to the | of the new dis; ation, Whatever that Har a in anything you 66 ts 40 Gicateate teat | “I am afraid,” said Senator Sorghum, | % 0 O ’ h ts evil and to leave untouched that | _1¢ Seems a waste of energy therefore on| «that these Hawallans don't undortand = Peerless Iceland 5 is good. Only in case that which is Me cases que ——— ereany our political system as I would like them to] $ Ice Cream Freezers. eS 9 . et te imseif for that day with the material at | peggy, tie is “ Riatenlen nav bammpineig tnd aati a efor? annexation. Did you say the islands 5 . e _ as tion that no wholesome provision ts | 240d now. The only profitable course 1s | remreceat crant wearer z 2-qt. SBR reson trea Groceries well cared for, fresh and attractive. You are invited to come < on t mo wholesc: = ‘ > Pres i yhose aiapak u = A = 1s % 5 or rs 4 ble will a sweeping repeal of the act | !° CopY the President himself, whose sote 8, sir. 3 St... -. eee sees es $1.48 down town and take your own time in looking through the great supplies, 1 wise and statesmantike solution of tae | 00Ject appears to be to put politics for the hen I carnot help fecling that I have] = 4-qt......... -» $1.82 < J ° Present aside, and to address himself with | pen deliberately ignored. They haven't Z - Caden il es Pie ee Sane and foes alike to! sven mentioaed thelr financial abilities in = Lawn and Garden Tools. D e : tte? turns upon | tD€ task of overcoming the common enemy. | their efforts to gain my support." $ =o aoe ee ee eee In politics, as in other fields, the best way aii es ee ee moe a miower mend “ones cost 0. 7. 7d K ; "| to provide for the future is to worthily im- Au Assistance. =. A complete stock of all the best kinds Se) aa prove the present. “T'm afraid,” said the Spanish officer as | ° Fharing phosphor bronze bearings, ‘best « ee Bs bs = inborn apeamatatcs Urmsenrnl | ger) ee 1 Whatdoyoucallem of sees ne a good. trimming the law Co 9 n wry and undeserved evils imposed by | 4° 2 : ‘ Nie the “red-line mortgages” of France is what he thinks of that | There's nothin’ too good fur Uncle Sam. Wooden Lawn RAK: 40c. : udirg a provision, for daring ratesy. When he said “Are ye ready, men?’ No man may say how much these men are embarrassed by such interrogatories or how glad they would be to escape them. From a million hearts come the words “I am,” Malleable Iron RAK: ed by control of prope FRESH PINK HONEY JUMBLES, 12c Ib 20c. 20c. Good STEEL HOE.. ae Till the echoes shook again. o IF RESH IC E D J E I | \ GE I IS = = 1 2 Ib the owner un- S a q oe =a But, taken thus on two sides—on the An’ the rich an’ poor an’ th> high an’ low pone ee Se 50c € ‘i of ordinary p and on the side | Wach offered the best he could, SS 2 ex ensin Over’ | of courtesy—they yield, and express them- |; sare Beige aati SHOVELS. made of good 50. this bill r 3 aoe ‘| Prepared at the country's call to go— steel. : Cc, ves as requesi They may be discuss- fur there’s nothin’ at woe uspicious of Reed. Washington Dispatch to Philadelpt ker Reed is i too good, something that has net taken place, Will not take place, has not even been thousht of, or something to which no im- portance whatever at‘aches over here, but all Snes ” $3.50 5c. TONIC ROOT BEER. This Tonic Root Beer is not only an invigorating summer drink, but a superior blood purifier. Press. a with hav- redit "2° SAO Bae Oe 4 aN4 424-40 444” . ee same their views are solemniy ca- yromised that he would allow the re > Boe ponent Pes 5 le vec > price de 5 ¢ 2 le the etifica— ‘tied as of great moment in the premises m to be taken up in the House afte SI 00 Full directions with each bottle. We have cut the price dowa to 5 cents per bottle. . In this way both General Miles and Ad- | revenue bill had gone to a conferenc: . £ tion and after critea mittee, a good of the member mpson have been made t rgets for : $1.50 > ublic_s¢ foreign criticism altogether undeserved and | ‘P#t body a ispicious in regar Ges ’ FTI ea h sm alto: e e d and 's in He has noi made, oultry “tting Pathe tate ona |i reality simply ridiculous. -What 1s the | according to the best informatie Poultry Netting. han the half and object of thi Or is there a pury =: Fall roll at. 45e. 100 sq. ft. ess than roll at Simply to make “copy? in the matter, and Ge. 100 sq. ft here and there to try | duence the call for a caucus, to whi t would not 2 Fruit Barcaims.: nd Jssue what: [to bring those two commanders into con- | %,4 Prospect of ketting the signaturc Garbage Cans, regulation las wal tempt, both at home and abroad? What | still in circulation. The House has pra SIZEa i. Soca 5 ioe holes ons of the | sood purpase can be accomplished by tak- | tically no bu wh ore it now, > : ~ . record of S See na Sei ope Gah Full Line of Galvanized Iron ing an order here and an act there out ef | beca important me vented 1 con- LALLA AMMA NAAN xcept in from © res = sesaie 7. is erat 3 = : ern al city. | inci coutext and giving them an interpre | {70M Coming up. The House was in sesul Flag Pole Holders, for attach- 3 Ibs Bri ht Eva Nectarines = 25¢ x cued by the House co. | tation discouraging to their authors, and | than three tone yet The Hawaiian ing flag poles taj your window ° ° idle) shore hes Cae viting “views” on the outrage? resolut could ‘be x z any day the ses of the tit destre sil The late Wilbur Storey of Chicago, the | Speaker gives his consent. father of sensational journalism in the Saigey cars pee Eee is precedent | i sated States/-weniotice aikGAtéc ails: ¢ Reed Muster of the Situation. way act; in nm of journalism. His cynical reply was, | Fem the Philadelphia Inquirer. ing) the’ cost rp raise h—it and sell: new: The | It ts known that the majority in the Sen- = § Rudolph, 5 lbs. Good Bright Evap. Peaches = 25c¢ ? 4 LBS. BRIGHT DRIED APPLES 25c Iron Bicycle Racks a o Soshoatestestontotte teotin eoncestetsenlosepetee, ———_~ +e of r ing mistit subdivisions; and in ; : an ac- | ate is strong enough to press the resolution ’ fiat uburban pr own- Di SS |to a vote if they ‘choose to disregard the Cc Cc er ‘net battle mate — | traditions of the chamber, and that is what tt & . \. = ’ : pSesyactis tras Mrahices ts pepe than Spain is, indeed—to injure this should do if the representatives of the eS Oo, ° ~ = g — reslars : — rode ms bois stry. Attaeks on the men who are lead- | Sugar lobby prove truculent. On the other | 7 of ISSS. On the other hand, it retain a : ! 5 BA wlan: ton ofthe mip ad pin [1 smn ores and are compen’ [Pe iatriag ihe masse oeeketeste | #1004 F St. and 522 10th. } HDS. Large, New, Sweet Prunes = 25c ee rable expense in ac. | ‘2 9° 8® are as poor employment as an tion, should not consent to adjourn until | # So of i = » corde: jcuwiaons oe bigh- | American just now can engage in. action in the Senate has been secured. He | Setetestereteteneeteeefeegetinntapetfodtostoctontonleadoctonodtestes, is master of the situ: way inte n tion ; : ng ae Santiago May Again Be a Capital. FE eee VW Omin extension, an ab: A suggestion grows out of the prospect Reading Matter forthe Crews. y municipal equipment of every | Of @ Successful campaign against Santiago | From the Postal Record. ROO AND SALT MEATS, . sister es 3 of. Brookly: sane io ers “@nliest* free-buraing V a pont eee (ee mee Pe mene crmncrmve |e cece ars OF COORL ye feaviey aria es ae tee celloete ara tree tale c i a by may take up its residence. at. that “place |\Cuecwing newarno J E252 yet we sell tt cheaper than any other coat | a bles in its ef- | aud henceforth, or at least until Havana | the erews of the SE gia lee citar) |S cae We (Gin conduct the affairs of govern- | healthy body re brain. Let I that it elir h y y 1 ° oe from that point. ‘This would restore | the Brook ibs, copied by ieer | WJ, Zeh, 708 1 ith st. Best Sugar=( ured Shoulders. = IAC. - nway act, re- ae hig Se arricrs. ev -ublishers anc = ia tifying subd melent conditions. ‘The Spaniards | CAUICrs Cvcryy sist them in sin esas anes ; ’ their first a mene in Haiti, where | patriotic labor of love. Send alon, LPP III ~~, I Cc proceeded h charac istic prompt-! food to those who are to make ou 4 = = ’ ; wt emmiet | nee to reiusu nave inane a | Seone ae oe a ae neeeegetss | Let Us Send Your) b owners = = the world over. > : see ° ° i highway 1° RYSKY 250) eu ease + You ainly ean't t B I were E ei ing ‘at home ) is A. O = E Se rt Sighted ( iil uly ¢ eS rips Drea S acon Cc years they regarded the island as exhaust- ne Sunday ice): Geeene s ae Neal ed and sought a new outtet for their c sig A » save all © : ftninm the vient | ound core, Cubes we tad ber | a con anee:|? Fresh and Sweet Roasts of Beef - 7clb; Eaiien- er imacoe ts see re coaeianes as, fhe southern | gre ansious for annexation to this country, (( Dessert. | tute’ ee ee *| shore of the continent of was next | and w2 need them, and yet there are United | Delivered : Y ¢ ee ee | | @bproached and a settlement was made at | State: ators opposed to the scheme. | TT Oren eure ] al} D f | D & an ther now or | Baracoa, just north of the eastern extrem- ghted, indeed, must these men be. PM. AYS. é | ° o? nticipated, either now or | # : 2 gg goes anne ity of the islaad, under the direction of the 5 peenpinr PAM 2] s | e \27 aN. - Ave. @ aes is don Vorlthel eckal dlaesvertr teatro ne Tom Reed Must Be Flanked. ( Fussellf’s,1427 N. Y. A . ue between the House | joint the tide of settlement ran westward | From the Chicago News. PR SR RON ] FS Soles Serie along the coast, but chiefly along the south | There are indications that President Me- = b covering the unsubdivided land shati | @! 3 : : se colony | Kirley will tak> a hand in that Hawaiian : side, and s o the first large colon: i a 4 ined. It is objected by some of the | Mit: and at Santiago th rok ed ss and take the island as a miitary | AGS Zest winsiginreteer . developed and in a short time became, in ee ee a Ee 1 owners of unsubdivided land that PR it omas B. Reed must be flanked it —— comparison with the somewhat shifting “ to th these “warm \ dh oe broad national street plan | oorts of the invaders elsewhere, a perma- Sere ce) ie eh! rove "an excel : Cc * imposed upon their prope hent settiement. ‘The city was made the| A Lessom for the Rising Generation. nee menu. Rich, “Tipe, dell | 9 if Fen can cen aan urban base | capital of the entire colony and retained | prom the Youth's Oompanicn, Dinner. Poe ie aad eae by ag uncorreci belt of misfit | that distinction for many years. Havana| aq the Nicaragua canal been Garaeier: = = = C = rage bores = between | was not settied for upward of two years after Santiago. Eventually the capital was | t changed to that city and has there remain- it is not to be quesuoned inat on Sp: and surrenders Havana | gument in an government will | tween the 00. id controlled by the United States, our. ttle ship Oregon might have been at Key re st when war was declared, instead of d-scek arcund’ the South Not the least forcible ar- ; "Phot vor of the great waterway be- | WINE CO., 614 14TH ST. “Ehgne is the fact that it would | _je3-204 ply our navy by two. z FEATS TES Sea oe 2 the existing traditions and doubtiess | _ ge ee ARS PIERRE GRIAS in contormity with the ambitions ana pride] TH Susar Trust Defies the Whole = wwe American People. Y: of the insurgents. Bul with a secure set- ( pres From the Bosten Journal. | thes mi at Santiago the men who have a ° | ‘The beet sugar trust may be a powerful | 7) i aise the standerd ofxeyotdtion) will Rave.| or ren anata nett ee toma ( nuy established themseives to gain | that ths U hall not | 22 ave Hawaii as a half-way station to the |(/ S=-Quart| oA suite fit, ) fore their govern- | relief of Admiral Dewey in the Philippines | \\ Yinten or Wiegmaa (2 | i ly challenges the whole American | 5% DOttHeS, | Giaret. "5 quart pote tor °° $ ‘ho, once aroused, are more than a one ae he ny trust or “combine” that was Ba Delicious Claret Lesn— z ( E a . h soldiery, yet without those sur-| evar created. ; $ | mache lade, cop Rata ings of permanent aaministration that ——+ + —____ PACKAGES ARBUCKLE COFFEE, 10%c 25c. DURKEE’S SALAD DRESSING, 19c 25c. LEA & PERRIN’S SAUCE - -' 19¢ Decoy Fly Paper. Begins to catch flies evacuat transferred to that city in accordance | Practically mu of the reput Se ed States government a status as they have not yet secured campaign. Her . h ensconced in a mountain | it dire z ty tne | People, ure from molestation by Un match for a immediately, cleanest and most attractive fly paper on the market. Our spe- cial price—two double sheets for 5 cents—this makes when separated four large sheets for 5 cents. of 1588. veries | usually accompany the headquarters of a Cheer! 5 5 P & G Ol | INE : SOAP = = = 18¢ the unsubdivided land would utilize the ex : ine at 6a is pecu-| F ° 2: : nation. The opening at Santiago is pecu-| From the Springfield Republican, Dendit would lay | jary fortunate, for it will give the msur-| The college boys have an excellent habit of future su “ | gems access to a seaport, which they have | of cheering loudest for their team when the bitherto lacked, and in relatively the same | game seems to be going against it. They § 5 LARGE CAKES BORAX SOA — ll Oc soners < top critic! e | Yee eee CO) Se ~ missioners | |<. ton with regard to the surrounding ter-| 2° Rot stop to eritictse the playing, the | A -< ae the war the trusts may offer the claim that | ##5Ured the annexationists that the House apa ae . = aa Will have an opportunity to vote upon a bill | U.S, Electric Lighting Co. 9 o sina ea sor | ouane ot ote seated So payor |Siytavs angen ras oven a | U.S a 8 2r1— 1 Ib. Rumford’s Baking Powder hanes onuge on the part of its hith- | 8¢Ything they did not order. mentioned to him, and raplies that he is not | 213 14th st. nw. "Phonecis Je8-200_ | § ° Soleo ——— so sure that the “job” will get through. “4 “ rto gul 1 if it would give up | sresessscoscsessecovesooess | f ° : prep separ insite) apne Seeger Te a re 5 Ibs Best ashin a for a mut ot be ‘cvrlooked that there are | woomese Jaret wr meree rromee 1? Screen Doors? ° = gee several important assets in the shape of Washington Dispatch to Chicago Chronicle. 3 aa ewly acquired Islands. Although I am assured by a leading re- Get the screens now and z : Too Early Bird ee nee publican representative that the Speaker have them ready when the IS. ran a ugar or es ‘There are a few men who are trying very : Gid practically promise to abide by the | files come. Best Screen Doors, - such a purpose, | Fultz is that he will forget uimself some | ant may have been mistaken. Mr. Reed has , $1.25. Windan Ber ° 1 ] reen ea or = = a coupes sep 1 lb. Good Black Teafor = = = = 32 Sodas ate enol ease with which Cervera can be seen | THY. auewe cui "to Toten one,“ Gutck. bd o N Cc L fr C. issues of that campaign will be? The can- - = i pare : 2 didates must fit the issues, and the issues ae et ee ee beets ge epee ss ices aon seem 5 a p18, ft ycle without a|Scme very positive convictions on the ques: | @ (¢2tt# quality =18e, £ supply any deficiency in sea-serpent sensa- Sp toves—2 giant burners...... ° ¥ not now even be formulated. The | dons this year. ies ames esa amae J 7th & ie i portant history, and that history may] wr Leiter very wisely declines to assume | Most succulent bananas in Porto Rico. Ww. “ : 9D S.W. ‘ s o change the whole current of our present | any responsibility for dear bread that ougit | There is compensation in everything. The Jc3-f,m,w,28 “3 PESSSSCSESOIOOSOS i) NJ Q i M ‘© Q iH "1 ar. It is early to ¢isc! evenin ids As rr r, It ts a far ery to 19. Who nfay safely | o> _____ heme on the Masgachusctts coast per! people's war, and partisanship can properly | If Mr. Reed as waived-his objaction, the | 8°me of the unduly nervous people here P < have no piace in it. Some of the foremost | American’ flag will be permitted to flutter ave of spank tomtasdeeny ooo wit begin S18 = =. tvcrats in the country have taken the | in Huwail. to feel reassured. OMPTLY. Johnston’s, 729 and 731 7th St.

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