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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-03-01
AGAINST THE SALOON,

The st2ff. ASD FNPRIss Il ina roeogniseA leaa
q yeAl.A q tio country IN the great Ansi.
s-tsSe.s tAse untsestn nioycncaL It believes thas
80 - So enemy o. soctety, . fruitful soaroo
A sS5ssspsioI N Rehtiss. the alty 90 ANARCHY a
-,.sS = ~ eiaiie ani nsth tts aVssed puTInass ~
seAing 70 SoEEtiptiy centroi eectlonA and iegisla
- - : hsenace 70 the puddle welfare and de-
seINss tiia condemnation OF all good ERA
II t.lcsa all who wish 70 havN IN sAefr
aoaiSs : FAHSI-Ct.AS5 NEWSPAPER Of
c-arAgeslA, yet kindly, utieFaaeos On an aues.
DDS OF EeaeFai pubic Interest," viii ros la
..sAYaSsatca ga th0 N Ar AND ESrRRSe ana
= fcsPScsIuiiy solicit their influence and sap.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.-wxrx,y 49,
"a. Si.S9; six months. 60 cents. Ihrce month";
- cents. DAILY, per yezr. stL00s six monthS
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EVERY SUBSCRIBER 20 Tho vrrx, =
Who sends ten cents 10 pay for TAesrfrr ans
Past1So TcCeIvos IS q Present finn, ~. Nf ~
ANn ENFGEss ANY TWO OF eur eics-spt
,teannns taFtFsatis OF Lincoln. Grant Gaftlold
logan and Becchpg. exact copies az rAe fp,sf
Ills address free anil postpaid sN' :"
E0R Sf.50 We saRl tho MAIL kxn FxrRrss
ere year and . COPY az Nun karsy's cFraf raint
lnE o. christ Before PilaIc, richly and ariistIc.
a.y Reproduced In 10 co1ors- The original a.
Sio0.uBu - ~. "''E
nabte Gx1Dtnnis are oEsTVd 10 eulss cr1lpsrs ana
agents ga the most liberal g. rnla They cannOI h.,
dgnggtbgeA here. heEd far us. y eiy.%s,l.r@
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-03-01

paldillg,
OWN. MO.
clST,
lccutical Preparations
Hriumcs, Extracts,
SnapS, Tooth
MI Brush
Hair
:, Flesh
pmadcS, Cos
Dir oils oi the most
ngllsh and Domestic
flcrs promptly filled
alrciully compounded.
! and examine my
lm";aii"n of my Gus
carlS, etc will he al
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Real Estate.

PARTIES wishing to sell farms, by furnish
ing the undersigned description, etc, will
have the same advertised free of charge.
We have made arrangements with several
Real Estate Agents for the sale of lands in
lower Maryland.
MOORE q MORGAN.
I LeonartltOwn.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-03-01
NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted 10 me on medical
account or Otherwise are requested % set
tic without delay. esas money and mus
pay II, therefore can give no further indul.
gence.
ZACH. n. MORGAN. n. d.
Jan la-Stf
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J.,b Printing. done with neAtness
and iesraich.
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AGENTS WANTED.

We want q good agent In every town ana vii.
Ase who're We have act ouc now az work send
20. osr Spcctai Circular 20 Agents and SEQ
rOSTMAsTERS ana their ASSISTANTS.
and al oahefs who Wish 10 .ncrcasa Their in
coma VII IND this an exeallcnt opportunity.
eAMFt.E COPIES seat tree To all anal
SzmlA send Tor on and esiciOse thaadare ass : ~
irieGis- address siully TAG MAIL an
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LEX y.
r will be mailed, Sc
address in the Unitsd
rs On receipt OF
AAAR.
Owed 10 postmaster,
sample copies mailed
lersto
- II. FOX,
LIN SQUARE NY.
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rW- At great expense. q coMplese 81
H-DEPsxrNKxr has been added 20 TIE
E4y-eauIpanenfs Of the HERALD fcsA2rn-
x-iNG ConPANV. and. beginning the ioortn
f~werk in January, the pages OF -
ts-exilfson az the paper viii &c rcplete VII
SN-lIussraaed arficies and skcfrnf& 80
S~-illrxfxafinn Of the impnFtanS ne@e -
sW-the day has xroun 70 be necess,ty
i~-FSS ssrnsag Herald without resars
sE~to Outlay.
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PROFESSIONAL.

DR. THOMAS LYNCH having To-
- ca,ed near California, Sth district, will
attend promptly to all professional calls.
an SSmo
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-03-01
+. Oscar Morgan

Extend a special invitation 20 his many
friends and customers 10 visit his STORE
and examine his large stock Questionable
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-03-01

Es,ts=ve fhc Republican rarity TO Ia tha frra
fas'.nt 81 lho f0t.trlCAL PRotsREss
g American rcuRtts ami kaiitiuE fhaa a.
'nvSt en- torsefs.nt a iss prinrta.lrs "a ia hss
= a:tes 81 t.-e l,aisniizl wesiafe, we shah suY-
90 item an 81 osr ngsgaf buf nc shall sluns.
&c. opposing Parties VITA 4agtaa al sStr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-25

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-25

Cfiicial reports from vessels which were caught
NJ sea during the March blizzard confirm the good
impression thar has prevailed hitherto concerning
The Use OF oil on the waters insure smooth sail
Ing In storms Science seems to DC bari d In its
attempt 10 discover the cause OF this, but the fact
remains undi turoed oy a comparison OF ex-
perfenees. The OIL does not settle a storm. but.
fU some reason unexplained. the waves which are
angry when they reach slick or OIL laden area.
become suddenly gentle and easy 70 ride. The
effect Of oil has been 80 well known 60 whalers for
many years that its use Is almost universal
among them. They bore hole in a eask OF oil at
the stern OF their vessel and let the contents
tricke into the sea The experiments which
lave been made under Government auspices bear
out the reports or these mariners, which 10 most
sars have always had the doubtful ring OF a
SAILOR. yarn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-25
To WHox II MAr CoscrRs.

Being fully satisfied that every patron received his
full share OF the benefit derived purchasing some Of
our Short Lengths and Remnants. although We have
tried our utmost to give every purchaser an honest
legitimate bargain We shall use still greater efforts in
the future 70 study your interest to the most profound
depth Of calculations to further thls intention.
We have secured immense line of bargains for
this Thursday and Friday aud extend an invitation to
al to call snd examine the great variety Of
REMNANTS EXHIBITED ON OUR THIRD FLOOR
so dozen Hammered Brass PICTURE FRAMES Inn
taton of the very expensive. sshtly and costly
looking. only 25c
Real Value. 75c
One case Of the very best GERMAN FEAfHER
TICKING. In remnants and full pieces, which will
able ~ TO cut any quantity asked for. The patterns
are mostly fancy Blue and red stripes Of different
widths The Quality superior TO any manufacture in
.ne market Positively warranted festher proof Only
iSc. per yard
Real Value. Soc
Mso lot Of FEATHER-PROOF TICKING in rem
nsnts in blue and white stripe only double warp at
i4e- Per yard; generally sold at zoe.
IL BLACK SILK sun UMBREILAa with natural
wood handles entirely perfect will be sold at 81 10 in
order TO close out the remainder of lot Regular
value. sI7o, az, s2.25.
small lot Of S A1IONERY. consisting Of FANCY
and PLAIN PAPER. with ENVELOPES. will be sold
regardless Of cost in order to make room for other
gooda
Several eases Of OIL CALICO REMNANTS ct the
following low ngureS:
cases, including Blue and Green at SC. per yard:
regular value. SC.
case, in Red only. at Sc. Per yard; value. loo.
cases Of carefully selected pattsrns, in Mixed,
Plaid and Striped De Beige. remnants in lengths from
to 10 yards. at l0c per yard generally sold st lisa
cases Of the Finest Dark Blue Figured French Per.
Gale Rsmnats usual widths aud good lengths ct 10c
Per yard: real value, loo.
As special point call the attention Of the public
to the fine patterns contained in this lot.
n A n NJ n cNrrP -, IN. <Ia
following specials:
Several cases Of HONEY COMB and MARsEILLEs
QUILTS select pstterns at 80 and Csc; real value.
IS and 9Oc.
One case Of ruu sizel LANCASTER CROCHET
SPREADS. beautiful pstternA at 9Oc. worth Sl.25.
Twocases of the old reliable BATES QUILTS, well
known to the pubic, at sl.1O; worth 81 30.
One cas- Of TARCHM0NT QUILTS. large size, ele-
giant finish select patterns, at 81; worth 81 80.
y case CLARENDON QUILTS. patent hnish, Mar
settles patterns. at 125 real value FL IS and gen.
eral line Of Spreads at all prices
We have also SIX pairs Of SOILED BLANKETS which
will be sold regardless Of cost
We claim to have the best selection of Spring and
Summer CORDUROY in the city. having all the new
shades in the market at soc. per yard.
The last lot Of fine ROMAN DRAPERY REMNANTS,
new designs, full widths. at sc. per yard.
Real Value lSc.
One case of FRENCH DE BEIGE REMNANTS in
spring aud summer styles. yard wide, ut l5c per
yard: regular price. 25c.
ONE PRICE AS USUAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-25

senator ingalls, has generally been regarded as a
friend OF the national capital and a gentleman
withal Of liberal culture and broad views In public
aairs; but his unfortunate proposition TO provide
post-off,ce facilities for Washington by enlarginz
lne present city Hall building cannot be taken as
evidence on either point In opposition 10 IL every
GOOD reason at once presents itself But only
three need be specified 10 show that the distin-
guished senator from Kansas holds views on the
subject that are wholly and radically wrong. In
the frst place, the location named is TOO remote
from the eenters VI population and business, and
lacks convenience OF access in the way OF public
facilities for travel Secondly. to carry out the
plan proposed would take another slice from a
PARK which has already been inexcusabiy despoiled
TO make room for an architectural monstrosity;
and IN the third place the present City Hall build
Ing can never M altered extended so as 10 make
IL structure suitable for the purposes IN view, or
In architectural keeping with the dignity OF the
Government and The 4irit OF the age. We feel
SURE therefore that Mr.. Ingalls, WILL On reflection,
abandon the IDEA attributed TO him. II he indeed
EVER seriously entertained 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-25

There are several features OF the ballot bill
which the New York legislature Is asked TO adopt
rs It's contribution TO the publication Of cleo
TONS that tiSplease the natiye-American citizen.
For instance, after prescribing the manner In
which candidates shall De nominated and be ad-
vertised and have their ballots printed at the
public expense IL directs the county clerk In each
county 70 have Q circular OF Instructions 70
voters printed 10 English and In such other
languages as he deems necessary. Why shouli
tais circular Of instructions be printed In
any other language than English? As it Is
addressed to voters, and TO voters alone, 1t
concerns no one who has not been a resident OF
the United States for at least fiye years In that
time. any man who Is honestly resolved 10 become
IN American citizen, not In name merely but Ia
fact, Will have acquired enough knowledge OF the
language o. the country 10 be able TO understand
code Of Instructions printed in English II would
not be unfair, indeed, 10 make q knowledge of
English one OF the qualifications for citizenship;
bur the proposal not only TO ignore such require
raent. but actually 10 provide a means for foster
ing anti-American traits IN an adopted citizen by
teaching him bis duties In a foreign tongue Is a
rather severe test Of American patience.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-25

Adyices from the peach district So, fort, tho,
the crop has escaped the spring frosts witbo,t ,n
jury. As the SEASONS Of plenty In the history ~
the peach crop are Invariably so far as the recoro
goes ushered In by reports Of failure and desrrur-
tlon, the news which Is chronicIed above vii,
spread uneasiness and apprehension among an
ooservapt lovers or the peach
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-25

Some PERTINENT QuEsrIoss
buying your Spring Overcoat You've got to
have one or else deny yourself quite some con-
vsnienee and comfort We've told you this in
substance before, We repeat IT now.
ASK yourself Il with the low prices we name for
stylish and fashionable Spring overcoats) it will
not Day you better to ret one no,c than invest
the price in almost anything you can name.
ASK yourself if you know Of any House hereabou,s
that can approach in STYLE perfect 1T, tone. snap
get up. and general appearance the Spring Over
coats we selling at $40 each.
ASK yourself If any three houses in town can show
you as many styles to select from as we show
here and now. y As many grades. or as wide
range Of prices, many styles at a given
price.
ASK yourself the question whether or not you can
AFFORD the luxury of Spring Overcost when We
tell you you buy them here for $40, s12
$3.50. ais, sls5o. els, SEQ. s22. s25, s2s..
$50. and s35 each.
ANSWER yourself in the Affirmative and look At our
eiessnt silk-facea ones at s1O: our hand.
some styles At sl2; our sensible ones ut
s1aoo; our beauties at ais; our great
ones' at as: our excellent ones at SEQ;
our superb ones at 500: our peerless ones
at s25; our Incompatible ones at $50, and
our High Art Spring overxarments at s35.
ASK yourself, then. if you ever SAW such values or
such styles before. Such magnifcently Tailored.
perfect fitting. tasteful garments a. these we
show and sell at any price from s10 to s3a
GENTLEMEN these garments are made from fabrics
that are in vogue. Nothing in the
world slow about them You can't
possibly raise objection against
resdy-ms garments that we haven't
thought Of and provided against in
making up spring stock. Come
in. you needn't buy, look,
sAKs AND COMPANY,
RETAILEEs OF FINEST CLOTHING,
apps SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-25
LOST AND FOUND.

II OsT-AT THE RECEPTION TO THE NATIONAL
vaencie ne lace handkerchief with owners name on
paper sewed in the center. The finder will greatly
obige by Ieturning same to 1885 18Th ST. ap23-2t'
4 OST - sTRAYED AWAY YESTERDAY AFTER
i moon between and O'Clock. black and tan dog
without cellar. somewhere on 18th, between and d
streets. A reward If returned to 1S24 l4th st. NV
Answers TO maine Of Prince" 1t
r oST-BETwEEN 132 \. c. AVE. Y, AND "a
LA st e.. silk crochet purse containing two e.
notes and silver arters. suitable ward II
turned TO MRS NJ H. LITTLE 7l2 Asst. ne apa5-3ts
4 OsT-MONDAY. 23D, PURSE CONTAINING
4 CHI ,nge. papers, and check Of Jacob Leouharit:
payment stopped Suitable reward Address BOX -,
Star office. sp25-3ts
I,oUND WEDNESDAY MORNING ON PENN
II syi yania ave. hall q dozen Iady's White Linen
HaDdkerchiefs. Owner can have saline by Calling at
Star office and paying charges. IL
II OsT-APRIL 25-PUG GYP; NAME OF FANNIE
LION collar. Liberal reward If returned TO 4o3 I st
Ire
T osT-slO r gwARD-oN APRIL 10 OR IL.
1Llady's gold - oh; $40 will he pad If returned to
gI2 y st. NV. ap24-3v
7 osT-MoNDAY NIGHT CT Q ST. BET 18th
IL aud 1ith Sta Japanese stamped leather Card Case,
containing card. k-s ard If returned owner MAR
kIUN 4 +. ANTISELL. 1911 est ap24-2t-
4 OST-A GOLD CABLE NECK-cHAfN, SUPPOSED
IL 20 have been lost on 18th St. between and
eI0 reward Will be paid tor its return TO
ap24-3ts Pacific Building. St
II oST-sMALL WHITE FOX TERRIER SHORT
Atal; black patch over one eye answers to name Of
".ruek,n engraved on collar Reward If returned TO
1873 NJ st NV ap23-3t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-25

SPECIAL: Nor A REDUCTION.
We shall offer on Thursday morning special
lot Of Children's Navy Blue Brosdcloth Jack.
cts, tailor-made. "Reefsr" style. double
breasted. slashed back. pinked seams large
fancy Mothsr-of- Pearl buttons. finished with
three rows Of stitching. Sizes. 4 to 12 years
ONLY s5 EACH.
This is unQuestionably enc Of the finest
Child,s Jackets ever bought at the price.
Third foor.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP
Cor 18th and F SITS NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-25
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

vSoR kENT-ls20 ST, y. ". hANps2hkLr
H turni.h-d nr-, door, sl.c an unfarui.hss suit
EoR Ran !-t23e l3ra ST. MAR y, NICELY
II furnished second-story bAy window rom priy.ts
family, hesdios pas. door sg3Ssr
T. n RENr-Ar rs PR MONTH. PA L n.
furnished. an iudlb. china, taale-.inen. t<aains
,is ;, aud se~Ins machine. dali alto m, si.S
I>oR RENr-wITH RFfINED NoUNo MANNED
Soapte ses nd story frOnt kcem suitable TOO gn-
loest,n prics $40 lSires. Ia IawlIk. st.r ssios
EfoR RENT-rHREE HANDSOME FURNISHED
Il deli hHs ne,s leorhood. rent Low during SUM
ner. ISL X aNe.n~ RggS 81
SoR ktNr-ls35 p ST. y W. sEooND FJooR
ni.nsd. gar'' furnished or uniuraissd south frOnS
rooms on second noor most dc itfal lacst,oa Tor
iios i;,;h - "niy square above frAnlln n.rk
ISoh hhNl-sls-- ENOND FLOOR on IHIEI-
story hou-e uniurn,-hed with hath sss. aud heat:
ONCE An' vie, -. a.. H
EoR RENT rURNIsHap or TNFtkNlsurr
large hsn room on third nnor nis ~ n N.:,g.,t.
l>oR RENT-34o u IT. Nv. oI1S,-in cry
= Hal Park furnished frOnt ROOr. references rc-
L,oR RENr-THkEE COMMUNICATING ROOMS
WITH slcoNe. IA hay-~ind0w hou-e larscH lo-cts
WIN W., ostn on sANe ue0t va small Driysss family Cl
adults: neierences exchanged. ana 18th - Nv
sp24-:Bt.
vrOR RfNI-lsia q ST. NV, THREE UNllrR.
nished rooms IN Ri story. suitable Tor ii,-ht h1.
keeping n desired. al modern con,-uieuoes ars. 81.
l,oR RENr-THREE rNFUENtSNFD / O0Ns
y suitable for HIGHT housekeepng. Apply AZ 2uns
lth ST NV kI''.l-.ifs
vSOh kENT-LARGE. HANDSOME, SECOND.
II floor FRONT Room. nnsly fur ishsa hay sind6w
and elosi rent r,asonabies priNaJe family rei,r.
encer. 1880 18th nv apll-as.
Isok ktNf-fGRNisMED-MA slln.
II Of APARTMENTS, con listing ~ Tarlcr. library auh
bedroom. second floor north anu south eKn1sur.
Terms moderate l2o4 ksL aplA-ln
l,OR RENI-slG ANpsls 81. Nv. DEsIE-
Il able rooms socund ana third hoors. al reas,,u.
able rates. Fpla I'm
IGOR RENT-lGlh ST y w-rTRNfS4rn
iarlor floor, southern exposure. grAte hsat. Ai~i
other rooms CONVENIENT 90 f-sL cars aud henlcs 49,.
the door. also stable for rent mt .ssl-s4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-25

Inc press dispatches bring the news that Repre-
tentative 0aliinger, OF New Hampshire has
declined q denomination His intention To Ia,ve
the house has been r1mored for some tim. IN M,
Gstriet and II h generally understood there thar
lie intends 20 try conclusions with Mr.. Chandle,
for . seal In the Senate. Mr. ChandIers term ox-
pres with the 4th OF next March, and he prohahIv
viii not yield his chances Of re election without
stubborn nghr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-25
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

IToR REM
II ioO9 ST.
SECOND FLOOR.
ElEGANr ROOMS.
Wide entrance. Low rent
Inquire
r. O. HOFFMAN
ar2D-Ot 10Th ud st..
IsoR htN1-FlRsT-C CLASS OFFICE ROOMS, AT
sO5 18th st ". suitable for pateut lawyer claim
arents. arChitects real and insurance aa-uts
dranshtsmen, a.. first floor. two irrgs noon : -
Third hoor three good sizcd rooms els. etiate
Possession given TYLER ktf ia ERFnRn.
mh5O-s"' l3Os 81 nv.
I,OR RENr-oFFIcFS-
II One desirable room at 1879 st., adjoining sun
Building, Tor slo. Apply ". RILEY bFfBLF
apis I'm l3lDl 81 NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-25
FOR RENT-STORES.

IOR RFNT-sTORE AND DWELLING AT 1850
Il 18th 81 NV. containing 13 rooms. with all mod
ern improvements. Inquire 1OBs isth IT. aif-f2N.
FOR Observation-Disclosures
IroR RENT-NEw PIANOS AT LOWEST RATES.
Il Il. hALDLCkEk Co.
sYS-lm a2l eth - H.w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-25
WooDwAnD & LorHnors Coryxx.

Tn BACKWARD Spsrsc
Is LOWERING PRICES.
WE HAVE THE GOODS AND THEY
MUST BE SOLD.
EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTIONS
HAVE BEEN MADE
CHILDREN's SPRING SUITS.
MISSES SPRING SUITS,
CH1LDREN's SPRING CLoAKS,
MISSES SPRING CLOAKs.
MISSES SPRING JACKETS.
LADIES' SPRING JACKETS.
SPECIAL OFFERINGS WILL BE PLENTI.
Full IN THESE LINES ON THURS
DAY, APRIL 20.
THIRD FLOOR
TAKE THE ELEVATOR.
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
Cor. 18th and SITS. NV.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-03-08
CURRENT COMMENT.

At the close of the war it was
an oversight not to include Murat
Halstead in constitutional amend
ment- He feels that he was not in
cluded in the settlement, and 10 still
lighting. -Atta California.
MANY people stih think that DR..
Burchard did some good work for the
Democratic party in 1884. but if they
want to see the doctor eclipsed i'll that
line let them watch Bill Chandler dur
ing the next few months.-St. Louis
Dispatch.
There is widely-prevailings us-
picion that Mr. Blaine's letter means
about this: Il will take the candi.
dacy if can get it; otherwise shall
positively decline to do so. my de-
cision on this latter point being ire
vOcable. Chicago Ne,0s.
When that great Chicago show
scheme is effected and Libby Prison is
planted on the shores of the unsaIted
sea. won't it be good plan to have
Governor Foraker be chief crier at the
door and let Editor Halstead take tick
ets?-- Washinq ton Critic (I'ad).
"A number of Iowa Republicans
are still under the delusion that the
campaign this fall will turn on the
Drum flag circular. The long. trailing
moss on the back of the average Repub-
ican is to coarse in grain for any use
full purpose. but it helps to make poll
tics picturesque - s.. Louis Republican
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-03-08
NOVELTIES IN FAIENCE.
Flowers and Leaves OF Gold and CDlors to
Tai r1le Lead.

Flowers and Leaves OF Gold and COIors to
Take the Lead.
The new designs in faience ware will
be decorated more beautifully than any
thing ever produced in this ware by
American manufacturers. Some of the
new patterns were seen by II reporter
through the permission of the manager
of Il leading manufacturing company.
He said the new feature of the trade is
that the American production has be-
come so well known that the retailers
have no difficulty in selling it. 1t j.
observed. also. that the taste of the
people is more cultivated than for
merly. In the common or ''printed'e
ware there can be no artistic work. One
of the pieces of faience recently made
cost 1925. 1t is a bowl-shaped vase,
thirty-eight inches high. of Pompeiian
design. The entire body is covered
with a heavy coat of bronze and on
this is traced pond lilies and leaves in =
heavy gold work. The cover bears the
shape of Turkish fez and both cover
and handle are perforated.
A novel ground work is malachite
green. 1t is a deep shade and shows
to best advantage under Il strong
light. 1t is decorated only in gold. In
the new decorations beautiful flower
patterns will prevail and colOrs and
gold will take the place of the bronzs
and gold of last year An exquisite
effect is produced by wild rose pat
tern in pink and pale blue, set off by
gold and shaded by gold and medium
brown. Another decoration is this
tie in full bloom, in gold. with foliage
in pale brown. Pond lilies form am
other new design. the blossoms being
red. with leaves in deep and light
green, the whole on light yellow
ground. There are also punches II
wortleberries in raised gold on a
groundwork of pale cream color, or
berries in red against u white ground,
with foliage to match.
There is a new craze for lamps made q
of faience ware. An extremely hand
some design is a lamp which stands
161 inches high; it is vase-shaped. The
body is formed like a bowl and the
neck is nearly as long as the body. The
latter is covered with wild rose deco
rations in red and gold. and the body
consists of FIVE trumpet flow
ers in heavy raised gold OH cream .
groundwork. 1t is worth $50. A new
feature is the making of Easter novel
ties. among which are swans. full-har-
messed elephants, IA boat-shaped shell,
bell-shaped olive jars and famciful bon
bonnieres. All are decorated in flow.
ers of gold and bronze.-N. Y. Mao
and Express.