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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-23
None Free From Superstition.

NOHe FFee FROM superstition.
From the st. Louis Republic.
Faith in superstition is evidence of weak
ness.
Yes, know that is So but show me the man
or woman who is without superstition. Many
time and oft jump from my bed, refreshed
with night Of restful sleep, and plunging into
briskly with rough towel, by whistling an air
or humming tune.
Do finish it?
Not much.
l try to whistle backward. or sing il back
ward; In any event, regret having begun
surd, and no one knows it better than /, but,
without arguing it pro or con, that is a simple
recital OF fact. Others are particular as to
which foot begins the journey Of the day; feel
annoyed if salt is spilled between them and a
friend; never. under any circumstances, turn
back having left the house in the morning:
feel apprehensive II IAN umbrella is opened in
the house; believe it an omen Of good luck if a
knife falling stands, the blade penetrating the
floor; believe it lucky to find a pin, and particu-
larly fortunate to discover horseshoe.
That horseshoe business is very odd
presume there are at least a hundred thou
sand horseshoes nailed over doors in this great
country, and ninety-nine in every hundred of
them so placed that, II there were any luck
about it, 1t would run out. The proper way to
put the horseshoe over the door is belly down,
ends up, 90 that whatever luck there may be
will be retained. There is no mental process
about this recognition Of superstition. There ID
no reasoning about it, 1t is purely intuitional.
Its only analogy is found in the sensitiveness
with which we regard acquaintance. An
individual! Ii presented to you. At once you
60 out to him; you like him. Another is intro
duced, and, without any apparent reason, you
take dislike to him. You can't reason about
it. Arguments require facts for basis There
are no facts. Feeling is inspirational, and
inspirational conclusions are the mere outwork
Of that subtle sense Of intuition with which
our mothers and wives and daughters and sweet
hearts are 20 pre-eminently, and 90 fortunately,
endowed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-23
Man Has no Rights.

From the New York Weekly.
Patient man-'Suppose woman makes it so
hot for her husband that he can't live with her,
and he leaves her, what can she do?
Lawyer-'.Sue him for support"
Patient Man-"suppose she has run him 80
heavily into debt that he can't support her, be-
cause his creditors grab every dollar as quick
as he gets it, besides running his business with
their suts?"
Lawyer-'.H for any reason whatever he fail
to pay her the amount ordered, he will be sent
to Jail for contempt of court"
Patient Man-"Suppose she drives him out
Of the house with fiat iron, and he's afraid to
60 back?''
Lawyer-'She can arrest him for desertion. "
Patient MAXWELL don't see anything for
me to do but to hang myself"
Lawyer-''It's against the law to commit sui
eide, and il you get caught attempting il you'll
be fined and imprisoned. Ten dollars, please.
Good day."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-23

CRAIG Nos CASTLE. IL.
must repeat once more my belief that there
mas been anything equal in merit to the Recamier
Preparations, my skin is so immensely improved by
need not dread old age while these magic Of
yours exist Oct. 31.-I use Cream, Balm and Lotion
every day Of my life and could not exist comfortably
Thought other soaps good but had never tried the
Recamier; shall never use any other 1t far sur
Princess OF Wales delighted with Recamier Prepare
tions. shall certainly recommend them TO her Royal
Hshness when next see her. send an autogrsph
Spain-i cannot tell You how anxious am to do ali
can Tor the Recamier Preparations. / tell every one
have spoken to the Queen about them and when go
TO South America hope to find letter from you tell
ng me now can best serve you there do want TO
lions are the greatest boon invented coNtd not
comfortably endure a day without them.
ADEIISA PATTI-NIcoLINI
That most women do need preparations to cure and
remove pimples spots redness and rougness of the
skim bemishes of all kinds and back without
9u;e ,. mat no dainty woman can endure these
saying; that they create feeling of disgust in the
minds OF the men who them is accepted fact
that they can all be cured 10y the of the Recaier
Preiarations has been amply proven: that is import
ant 10 preserve good complexion is sefeVident Our
climate and mode of living make remedy Tor that
purpose necessity There are none but the ReSamier
Preparations that efectnal and harmless Refuse
substitutes and insist uJon the genuine, with the
trade mark of Harriet Hubbard Aver.
, II your druggist dry-goods dealer does not have
the Recamier Preparations and Vita Nuovs, refuse
substitutes and have him order them for you. II he
ton this paper they will sent yon free Of express
charges Address the RECAMIER MFG CO., % and
Cream, Balm and Freckle Lotion 80 each: Powder,
large boxes, half boxes 90 cents: Reeanlier Soap,
scented, so cents; unsceuoed, % cents; RecamIer
Com ectlons, 30 cents. Vita Nuova Liver Pills, %
cents. Send money by postal order or registered
letter send for free sample of the Recanier Toilet
Powder.
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WAsHINGrON,s YOurH.
The Authenticity Of the Stories Abou
Him rs Given In Mr.. Weems' Book.

To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
In a recent article in TIE STAB copied from
st. Nicholas, entitled Anecdotes of Washing
toms Youth" allusion is made to the origin Of
the Ratchet story and others which were first
given to the world by Mr.. weems, and have
served to throw a halo Of illustration around
the boyhood Of him whom all nations hold in
reverence. The title page Of Weems book,
venerable copy of which / have long held in
choice possession, is as follows,
1.-The Life
of
George Washington;
With
Curious Anecdotes
Equally Honorable to Himself,
And
Exemplary to His Young Countrymen.
A life how useful to his country led
How loved, while living, how revered, now
dead
Lisp. lisp his name, We children yet unborn.
And With like deeds your own great names
Fourteenth Edition Greatly Improved.
Embellished With Eight Engravings.
By III. L. Neems,
Formerly Rector of Mount Vernon Parish.
1.-The author has treated this great subject
with admirable success in a new way. He turns
all the actions of Washington to the encourage
ment of virtue by careful application of nu-
merous exemplitications drawn from the con-
duct of the founder of our republic from his
earliest life. II. LEE,
"Major-General Army q. s."
PHILADELPHIA.
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PRACTICAL CHARITY.
The Work of Some of New York's
Charitable Institutions.

ST. GEORGES CHAPEL,
CHURCH THE REFORMATION,
100 Stanton ST., New York.
Mrs. HARRIET H. AVER:
DEAR MADAME: For some months have been using
your Vita Nuovan among poor and sick with ex-
cellent results but buying at retail makes 1t rather ex
pensve for charity work although never buy less
than onehalf dozt bottles at u time Will you supply
this Mission Chapel direct from your manufactory at
wholesale rates tor such small purchases as dozen
bottles at an ORDER Yours, truly,
G. ScADDING Minister in Charge.
Dec. IA, 1888.
NEW YORK, Aug 16, 1SSS
DEAR Mrs. AVER: Having tried your Vita Nuoya
with perfect satisfaction, cheerfuy recommend its
use to all persons suffering from the Ills mentioned IL
your Danger Signals Wishing you Gods blessing,
Yours ever gratefully,
Little Sisters OF the Poor,
MELANIE-
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ST.. GEORGES MEMORIAL House.
207 East l 9th St New York Dec II, 1883

207 East 10th ST.. New York. Dec. II, 1855
Mrs. Harriet Hubbard Aver:
DEAR MADAME: The Rev. Dr. Rainsford has desired
me TO write and ask of You favor. Last year you
most generously donated large quantity of Vita
Nuova for the parish poor 1t has been carefully dis
pensed, and has proved most beneficial to many.
The last bottle was given a few days ago, and the
favor am desired to ask is Would you again kinCly
remember the Door sick by contributing tor their use
some more of your excellent Tonics
With sincere thanks for the benefit you have con-
ferred by your gift, remain, dear madame yours,
truly,
j. E. FORNERET.
Vita Nuova is the best remedy for dyspepsia nerv-
BUSINESS, sleeplessness, and oyerwork. 1t will assist
the weak stomach it will rest the weary BRAIN II will
the prescription of famous physician, you are not
taking Quack medicine. AS it is made by honest
manufacturer, you assured Of pure ingredients.
As 1t Is used and Endorsed by men and women you all
know and respect. you not using unknown or
untried remedy only be careful to get the genuine
refuse substitutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-23
An Appropriate Nom de P,nme.

From the Pittsburg Dispatch.
Margy-''Mr. Slowboy, the poet, called on me
last night"
Dargy-"How did You like him?"
Margy-"very well, indeed; but I don't think
he will ever call again."
Dargy-"why, did you insult him?"
Margy-"I don't think did. You know. he
said he was going to adopt nom de plume, and
he asked me to suggest something"
Dargy-''Well, did you do III"
Margy-"Yes; suggested Hoosac Tunnel. {"
Dargy-"And why such name as that?'
Margy-"Beeause it's the biggest bore in the
United states"
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js29-3nl

BR1pAL VEn-
SPRING WHEAT PATENT FLOUR
is the Premier Flour of the World
The only Minnesota Patent now made from all old
wheat For sale by the following well-knowp rocers.
JOHN h MAGRUDER l4l7 New York ave.
CHAs. l. KELLOGG, Masonic Temple, sthst
GEO Z. KENNEDY son, l2OeFst
W. Z. ABBOTT, 1921 Pennsylvanis ava
f. A WALKER, 1900 9TH ST.
T. NJ BuRcHARD BRO Penn. ave. and 41Sst
G. ". L II. W. oFFUTT, Georgetown
A. o. WRIGHT. 1892 l4th st.
p. F. BACON, Pennsylvaniaave. ds-wks
L,oR CHOICEST IMPoRTED WINES. LIQUORS,
II Cordials aud Italian general Produce.
l.achrlma Christi Macaroni, Spaghetti. Yer
Barbera, mecelii.
Bsrolo, Pure Olive on, Harmesan
Brachetto, hoqueiort Cheese,
Aarsula, &C. Mushrooms
Call ON @. PESSAONO n SONS
mho-lm' SOS 9Th 81. n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-23
FAMILY SUPPLIES.

A LBS. DRIED PEACHES, s5c, LBS NEw
II Prunes, 25c. caUs June Peas 25c 4 cans sugar
Corn, 2Oc Good Country Butter >, 20 and pc fer
10; Davis diamond Hams. Whisky from Ell per
mnl9-lm 6HARE's GROCERY. I245 7thst.n.w
w. II. COMBS, s24 9TH 81. \. ". IMPORTED
and Domestic Groceries, Fine Wines and Liquors,
&c. The following well-known brands of Pure Rye
Whistles constantly in stock; Old J. B. Thompson,
Baker. Upper Ten, Hannis Acme. Takoma. Jackson
and Grand Jury. mhl 5-:m
"STAR OF THE EAST" FANCY PATENT PRO-
- cess Flour, 500 per Dbl L. 3 per a bbl sack;
oid line" iiorr, $500 Ter Dbl; 81 30 per bid.
sack Perfection Tea, acknowledged by all who 10
70 ne worth double our prlce. which Doc. per 10.
Btst Sugar Cured Hams, l2tsc. per H. shoulders.
S1ee. per slb. lbs. Buckwheat Tor DC z qts.
honiiny for 25c h. IsckAse Breakfast Honiiny
ior l9c- s CTS Beans .or Zoe lie. turkish Prunes
Tor zoe lbs DRIED teaches Ieeled! for 25c lbs.
tNaporHted Apples tor 20c. kumford least Powder,
LARGE bottles, 1Oc. q lbs. Starch for sc . Gales
loin, Dick. and Harry soap Tor Poe. Z cakes Aro-
25c.
j. T. u. PTLES
lsZ9-3m 4l2 Attn st. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-23

The big German sailing ship J. W. wendt
was dashed to pieces in the recent terrific
northeast gale three miles north Of Barnesst,
N. J. The captain and crew, numbering thirty
in Ill, were rescued by the Me-saving crevR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-23

Pohlman & Brothers sale stables at St Louis
and the stables of j. H. Manor, adjoining, were
burned, and seventy horses and mules were
cremated. causing q loss OF $4,000.
Governor WOodfn, Of the Soldiers' home, at
Hampton, is i'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-23
PRICES
NOTIONS

NOTIONS,
Something which we don't often do. Here is the rea-
do now We received yesterday i3cases Of No
tons, the stock of importer in New York. closed
to at remarkably low prices These dupli-
cate of goods which low have in stock the regular
prices which guarantee 10 be- and they always
have been lower than any house in town. and at the
reduced prices have prepared ourselves for
nous rush.
Look in our window There is enough Notions in
that TO stock a large size Notion department.
lot finest Steel Scissors. warranted worth 25c to
40c., for l5c. pair.
lot finest Steel and Nickeled Scissors, worth Soc
to Csc, for Pc. pair.
lot blade Penknives. worth Soc, for Csc each.
lot of Cabinet Boxes of Hair Pins "A styles OF Pins
in each boxI, worth Sc, for &c. box.
lot of English Hair Pins $500 in 9 psper) worth
&c., for &C. each
lot of Black head Shawl-Pins, bright or dull heads
worth Sc. for PC. a doz.
lot of 10-inch Button Hooks, worth Toe. for &c.
lot of or Shook Corset Steels, worth 1Oc for SC
1 lot of or SHOOK Corset Steels, Kid. worth Isc
for Ice
lot cut Jet Hat Pins, worth 2hec each, for loc a
doz.
lot Finest English Tape, all Sizes worth Sc to &c..
for 31ec. piece.
lot of Mendins Cotton, worth 1c PC. for &c. q
doz pc.
/ lot of Betting worth 25c., for l9c a piece
lot Finest Fancy satin Betting worth 15c to 2Oc,
for 10c. yard.
lot whalebone Casing, worth lsc., for loc piece
lot Finest o 10 Whalebones, and inches, worth
15c.. for &c. doz.
lot Finest whalebones, 10 and IL inches, worth
20c for Toe. a doZ.
lot of English Book Pins worth 1Oc, for &C.
lot Of English Tooth Brushes. worth eye for &c.
lot English Hair Brushes, solid backs, worth 4oc,
for POO.
lot English Hair Brushes, solid backs, worth 5oc
for 35c.
lot English Hair Brushes. solid backs. worth 7sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-23

De PrERcK's PELLErs. or Anti bilious Granules
have equals p cents q vial; one o dose. Cures
headache, constipation, eiliousness and indiges-
LGa-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-23
INSURANCE.

FrHE MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE AssOCIA.
Il ton. Of New York, has furnished fpsurznce 10
elghtytwo thousand members durinE rest eight yesrs
ing cost below rates charged By level premium COM
psntes JAS z. WEST. eupts 1909 H st NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-23
LADIES GOODS
1850 GRAND SPRING AND SUMNER MI
1000 LIVERY OPENING.


1859 GRAND sgsISs AMP sysNKR M
Mrs.. JULIA BAER Of Baltimore $50 n c,xu
On FRIDAY and SATURDAY NEXT March 20 ana
80. the well known niIliner, Mr.. JULIA BAER. VIII
have Grand Spring Opening to display the various
styles Of imports;ions Of
FRENCH BoSSETs AND ROUND HATS.
well a. the Latest Novelties the season m. prv-
duced Mrs Baer hiss extended mos, cordial invita-
tion 70 the lAeies Of Washington attend ana would
be very happy to meet them. mh2s-es-
Gro. WHITE. LADIES' TAILOR
" s..,.- -. AND HABIT MAKER
London and Paris Ladies Materials made M.
satisfaction enara,,esd Iriee, reasonable ventc
, SsaT to n1s 60 'R Whit ni 81
T. CARDS 4oS per 100 ssn SSyslaes i Tos. H SsS s
stndies, Fsyors, Gold Paint, loc. SCRAP Pictures.
per Flowers lessons freeO J. JAY GOULD. 42I eth.
VoN BRANDIs; 1923 Penn. AVE; -.
street COst utnes etc made 20 short notice Perfect
fcTinefly WITH IaTd fyr xtS TSr sps W.
Barr Co. ~. Louis Butt,nboles made. NH lms
A Ia LADY, EokMERLY cARRlING on DREssNAK.
.s ladies modersie prces and perfect 3, sutns
FoR EvrSrSe WEAR
MILE. NJ J. pRANpI.
Has Jus, at fr S 4 NM A4c go FANCY
on, T ORNAMENTS FOR IN HAIR
In silver. Gold, and Tortoise Sa1ei shelf SaAhS
NEW DESIGNS IN sill III AND ANHrR PINS
Fam nptEIItNE FkENca HAIR Goods ssi- -' riNe
m6i- ihA''Ap STANDPOINT. Nes sHiNeLEn'
/ oNDoN AND PARIS STYLES RECEIVED
SPRING hS Sb SUMNER
| r..,.., ,,,,,- sPECIALTIEs.
Ladies s Riding Habit Lr.yens Costumes Walking
Al ladies' WORK Is under ne supervision q Mr. Jno
ts5s s1s STs OF L0ndoo aid Paris
MEnc22 kSFF STirron
mn4-3m Cor. New York ave aud 10Th st.
| TIVE FEDORA DREss SHIELDS ARE FRO.
the best in iheir stock Tty hste ps a9 %
sale eyeryx6ers: - -N'' -''' ea jais-1 so'
kLErNERrs DREss SHIELDS.
ABSOLUTELY TIE
BEST AND MOST RELIABLE
kleinert's FEATHER-MEIGHr ovashsheD
kLElNERT's SEAMLESS sToCKINETr.
kLEINERTS SEAMLESS PURE RIrRRFR AKIN
VARIOUS oThkR DREsS shIEIDS
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED
and name GESPRT 9U ay TRADE ABE MARX
mhl-3m BEWARE OF IMITATION
/ AIDES sEALskIN GARMENTS REDYED. AL
The MISSES sF e llqs tgf seIfT e ~,
1910 SIN 81 nv, bet. y ana o . js Il Sun
! ERENCH DlEING. SECURING AND DRY CLEAN
I 4 ING lsTABllsHMkNT, 1905 New 1ork ave
1lrst-class Ladies and Gents of every sssriI
non flnsh, Velvet and EVenins Dresses ANTtiS
! AND CAROllNE LEkCH, formerly with A Fischer
anu Mslson 1rlese, PARIS. tA2i
! A MON FIsCHER's DRY CLEANING TsTNB-
hLlSHMENI AND DYE NOhks gO0 q 81 n "a
Ladies and Gents' Garments 81 al kinds cleaned ana
~ without being ripped LADIES ENening Dr-s~es
/ specially. lhrty-nye years eNlr-rieuce Irica.
nloderate Goods called for and delivered si4
! A LL-MooL GARMENTS, MADE Up or RIPPED
ddSe god mourning BLACK
| - A. FISCHER
Els 500 NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-23
EDUCATIONAL.

Sand SITS. NV. Founded 1864. More than 10000
young men snd women have been trained m the spen
Business Course; SHORTHAND TyGewriting and Graph:
Kapd Writing. Reading and oratory Delsarte method
Business men furnished with trained employees Illus
asisa il E. %
VOCAL LEssoNs-MLLE HENRIETTE [. ERNI,
Certifcated Pupil of Nine Viardot- Garcia and re-
Gently returned from Europe. with best references
ply SxS e ssssr' Ms'1sr0''' Sanders S'sm'n' St
A HARVARD GRADUATE. DESIRES PUPILS.
N tinsis or in small el' MM n A PBpfN e
milo At Sanders Stay mans. 934 st. NV
nRAWING AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN
NE ac All a Of FINE T I
ST. Cali and see the wonderful progress Of students
ERENCH, LATIN, GREEK. MATHEMATIC, A
n srecialty; Prof; II. LARRoQUE, A. NJ, of sor:
Dnue nv., Paris. Private tutor Sciences classical
aud modern languages. 903 18th st. NV. mhl4-lm-
w Cloud building, 9TH and SITS Twentieth year
raa1 Uan .Sfs LIAR tiss SSe rs pss
DARENTs DESIRING TO SEND DAUGHTERS TO
drs rscass Sfsoei II P are req1Gsed to ad
ticulars. Escort for European trip provided in
June. f9-2ms
TINIVERSITY-TRAINED TEACHERS HAVE
lesson free. FRANK L. HALL, 22i st.n.w. m9-3ws
E. SCHEEL, TEACHER OF PIANO, ORGAN
- and Singing at sight Particular attention to be-
ginners Well those wishing to be qualified as per.
formers; 734 18th st. NV 1a12-sSw:}m'
MARTINS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 313 9Th
V1 ST, near City Post-othce. Colored students not
admitted. Call or send for catalogue. mh6
SHELDON's DANCING ACADEMY, 1904 ST
= NV, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
Now is the time to Join tor participation III the MAY
Ball. Send tor circular. aus SIN
Miss BALCHS CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE 1907
V1 10th st. NV. Persons prepared most success
tGty for all examinations. Elocution tsught and COM
Positions carefully revised; highest references f4m
LfDWARD C. TOWNSEND.
IL Teecher of Elocution
Correct deep breathing Voice Culture Oratorcal ana
Dramatic Action. at 1917 18th ST. NV, d3l -:3m
ct. JOHNS COLLEGE. ANNAPOLIS, MD
- Eight departments and four courses Of study
Preparatory school attached.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GINEN TO
THE PREPARATION OF CANDIDATES. rOp
THE NAVAL ACADEMY
For catalogues, address President
d2s-3m THOMAS FELL. A. n
TUE BERIlTz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
TERMS begin now
au29 723 14fh Ct NV
INSURANCE.
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Written for The EVENING STAR
NOTABLE WEDDINGS.
Three Interesting Society Events Of the
Near Future.

THE APPROACHING MARRIAGE OF MARGUERErTA
cAMERoN-1NTEREsr OF THE LATE JUSTICE
MATTHEWS IN THE BErRoTHAL OF HIS DAueH-
TER TO JUSTICE GRAY-coMMAypER PICKING
AND MISS SHERWOOD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-23
REAL ESTATE GOSSIP.
What Is Being Done by Investors and
Dealers in Property.

q LITTLE BOOM IN MERIDIAN HrIL-B1sHop
BURsT's NEW HOUSE, AND OTHER MAssAcBr-
SETS AVENUE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEW
BuILDISGs on THE AyESUE-oTHER MATTERS
OF INTEREST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-23
BArrs PopuLAs SHOPPING PIAcr.
bAuArs PoPuLAR SHopprSa PLAcE.
ESTABLISHED e5 YEARS
= F. 81 sss$s $f's
ssss : kkH MN { COG Sc
$$E'' T. III WI s &C g
ss II H$E + #ss$$$ssEEErs' E e.
4 Il Mi ILL hLlh ! Mimi RT :

We take this method Of Informing our patrons that
prepared to show everything that is new in
the line Of Millinery for spring with better facili-
ever before
IMPORTED PATTERNS.
CHats and Bonnets)
From ali the leading FRENCH and ENGLISH
MoDISTES. comprising everything that will be worn
this season in Paris and London prices range from
SIS. 90 70 $1,000.
COPIES OF THESE
BY OUR OWN MIILINERs
with finest imported materials from So 90 to els. 90.
1t is needless say anything in regard work,
generally returned the next which think the best
Recommendation can have
If you wish to match your spring costume bring us
a sample of the goods and will give you perfect
match in a Head Dress We have q line Of Small
ToQues the newest shape trimmed especially for this
sale, In Straw, Lace, &C. worth $500.
FOR ONLY s46s.
best materials only used.
UNTRIMMED HATS AND B0NNETS.
In all the leading Novelties in French Chip. English
Milan and Fancy braids-hundreds of different shapes
and colors that will match all the dress soods
PRICES FROM 45c TO $3.50.
.CHILDREN'S HATS
In every imaginable style and at all pricea Our
Leaders
milan Sailor. bound and trimmed, for 45c.
And for Misses large brown trimmed Greyhound"
Straw for CSC, cheap at Sl.25.
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HE NEVER FORGETS.
The Phenomenal Memory Of q Senate
Official.

HOW Mr.. AMI SMITH RULES THE SENATE DocU-
MISUNDERSTANDING OF BILLS REMEMBERED
WITH EasR-How HIS BUTcHER-UScLE SERVED
CUSTOMERS FROM MEMoRY-AN INCIDENT.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-11-15
A Mothers Counsel.

The GREAT men of the world have
generally owed much to the char
acter and raining of their mothers.
If We 90 back 10 their childhood,
we see there the maternal lnflu-
ences which formed the aims and
habits of their future life.
Bayard, the flower of the French
kmghthood, The soldier without
fear or reproach, never forgot the
parting words Of his mother when
he LETT home TO become The page
of a noble man. She said 10 him,
with the tenderness Of loving
heart
"My boy, serve God first. Pray
TO him night and morning. Be
kind and charitable to all. Beware
OF tlatterers, and never be one
yourself. Avoid envy, hatred and
lying, as unworthy Of "A Christian
and never neglect TO comfort wild
ows and orphans"
When Bayard was foremost In
battle, conteSsedly The bravest
warrior in the field, or when IN his
own great thirst he was giving wa
ter to a dying enemy, he was only
carrying out his mothers counsel,
and striving 10 be worthy of her
name. The memory of mother S
love is talisman against Iempta-
ton, and stimulus to a good life.