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GooD AND CHEAp RIBBONS.

The qualities for the prices unusually good
better than promise soon again
Five lots Millinery and Dress Ribbons. in latest
spring shades, of satin edge and edge, MORE
and q. q. silk.
F FFise ,.,..,...II 13e ,aac
Armure Ribbons go shades). ~ inch. :,lc.
Satin Stripes in combination colors, 37c.
ArmUre and FGille Stripes ) inch. 59c
Armure with fancy broCade stripes 15c.
Satin and Faille Stripe Ribbons, 15c.
80 Limited quantities and unusual prices demand
early call.
Continued hflnVy 4
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1t is to the credit of Comedian Crane that he
has celebrated his retirement from partnership
with Mr.. Robson by buying two new PLAYS of
American life written by American authors
Now if his old associate will do the same. the
home market will receive grateful stimulus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-23

Everybody was right about the Danmark ex-
cept those who feared the worst The passen-
gers and crew were rescued by steamer. and
the steamer did tow the sinking vessel, and
finally abandoning the latter did make for the
Azores as the nearest port The clues meant
what they indicated, which does not frequently
happen on land, the detectives say.
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OF CLoTHING AT THE LOWEST PRICES
before offered by any other clothing house I'm the
District. This stock has been carefully selected BY Mr.
Frediander from New York since ms hre. and every
thing Will be found 10 Re entirely and stylish
This opportunity 20 buyers been on cred
BY any other firm Below viii be found OF many
cheap prices:
Mems suits. Part cotton. s3e2. Mems suits an
wool, S4-37. Very Fine, all wool S5.25. scotch
Cheviots all wool, s6 Corkscrew suifs An Blus.
Black and Brown. s6.s5. Very Finest corkscrewS
1913
Children's suits, all wool &I25. Children's Suit
al wool. <l-5o. Childrtns suits. all wool. el-S7
Men's Pants. al wool. fL25. Mens Pxnts, sll wool
81 10 Mems Pants, al wool. sL75. Menu PsnsS
ali wool, e..
Mems Pine Prince Albert suit.. ain finish nsi.s.
Boys' suits, IL 20 Is years. ears, e. ca. So a
and "a Al thsse bargains % be found e
Sl2 ST N. W.,
6tx Doou from ethsS nhl-aH
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Com Hun ORx,Mrxrs.

Practically as good as gold are The imported Hair
Ornaments, with scroll tops and pins of amber OF
steel. $3.50 TO $40 each. The limitations Of these
from DC. TO 81, are only too good.
FEW SURPRISES.
15c. Violet. with pearl center Oace pins.).
9Sc. Enamel Forget Ne Nots and Real Gold Crngs)
lie. Imitation Shell and Amber Hair Ornaments.
SOC. Childrens Real Gold Rings, with pearls etc
(Continued below
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SPECIAL SALE DREss TRnnuSes.

SPECIAL SALE DREss TRnnuNes.
Persian band trimmings. white and cream flannel
ground ornamente with silk and tinsel embroidery,
in a hundred combinations OF colors.
SOC, s1.6s, 81, $685. 1896. 81 b, Sc as yard
To go with the Cashmeres and Henriettas quoted be-
low offered during the special sale:
Soc Mohair braid trimming for 39c.
81 Mohair braid trimming for 75c.
Sc Full inches wide and in all the shades of dress
goods
DIRECToIRE BUTTONS
Very beautiful and new designs in large cut-steel
buttons at the following special prices:
Sets OF four buttons for Sac, 42c 49c 92c and 81
the set.
Sets of six buttons, 45c., Csc, 69c, Use, 81 IS,
and S1.50 the set.
(See below
THE pArAro pnyAr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-23

Corporate elections make strange bed-fellows
Col Daniel S. Lamont and ex-senator Thomas
q. Platt have been chosen directors of the Ten
nessee Coal and Railroad company. They will
have fine opportunity. when the board meet
ings are dull, to discuss the character, career
and future prospects of Gov. David b. Hill a
parsonage who has given them both a good
deal to think about in times past.
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WALrKR's Patent
METALLIC SHINGLES

And cooPER's BROAD RIB ROOFING,
Asds from Copper, Tin. and Steel Plate For ppb,,c
and prfvsss buildings, barns. and outhouses A..
luseiy r.in Storm. and proof easily applied ar
osuc N nnish. without any exceptions the BEST IN
Ihk WORLD. Catalogues free Address NATIONAL.
SHEET METAL ROOFING co, $40 East 2Oth a.
New York city. or WI. l. HODGKINs. Agent for this
Distsaet, 923 anw snoo 80 -
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THr Box MARcHE.
LACE FLoUNCINGS.
REMNANTS,

We have made n quantity of Short lengths in As
inch CHANTILLY and GUIPURE FLOUNCINGS, and
to close quickly have marked them at very close
prices
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DnEss Goops TnAr WIZ VASE.


We think have been seasonabe in our actions and
talk. Till now The Palais Royal has devoted all its
energies to collecting the best values wooden dress
goods. That we have succeeded our wonderfully in
creased business testifies.
NOW FOR WASH GOODS.
Comparison Of variety, don't say quantity. will
show the Paais Royals stock to be complete any
in town. where possible prices lower than else
where. There certain lines that the credit
sell at the prices. but you'll find higher prices
quoted for those goods not easily valued by
for instance
NEW STYLE SCOTCH GINGHAMs.
Afavorie plan with the credit stores is to obtain
tain patterns then brag about them being Exclusive
and charge higher prices than asked for identical
good elsewhere, but shown in different patterns
AT 25 AND $50.
The Palais Royal offers Plain Zephyrs, Checks.
Plaids, Stripes and side band effects in Scotch Cling
hams that usually sell from 30 to 45c.
KoECHLIN's FRENCH sATZENs
AND
PLAIN AND FIGURED CHAlLIES
in all colors, inciudine Old Bose. Terra Gotta Tan.
Light and dark gray. Sage. Pink. Cardinal Cream.
Black. Blues. etc.
Not al. but the end sf our column.
TIE PALAIs ROYAL
Cor. 18th and Pa ava,
APO a. LlsNEns troprzstor
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LAP ROBES.

LAP ROBES
We are going heavily into this branch Of the
business, and our new stock of Lap Robes is
now in position You will be pleased with the
assortment. as we shall handle all the best prod
ucts in this line
We show Lap Robes Of Linen, of Monte. of
Serge, Of Flannel and of Broadcloth The styles
are plain, embroidered, stripes checks and
plaids If you have use for Lap Robe you can
not afford to overlook this stock
Monte Cloth Lap Robes, in plain Gray, Sage,
and Gold, so to 75c.
Gray, with checks and stripes, Soc to 81
Gray, embroidered. 81 to g.
Striped Linen Lap Robes, 65c to sl25.
Serge Lap Robes, in light broken check ef-
fects: will wash like linen; very durable and at
trsctive, 1926.
Broadcloth Lap Robes, with plain and satin
bound edges, SO and $3.50.
Fine Scotch Flannel Lap Robes. in tan and
Serpent Green Checks; very elegant; So
Embroidered Green Cloth Lap Robes. $3.50
to $3.50
Fourth fioor)
DRESS GOODS NOTES.-The latest fabric for
Easter bridal suits is Cream SIk-warp Chal-
lie. Has the exsct appearance of japanese Silk,
and will drape better owing to its having
more body. An exquisite fabric. 81. Four
grades of Cream All-wool Challie at so. %,
S71fc, and.s1 per yard. Beautiful assortment
of Cream Fabrics. There is no desirable
weave but that we have it. We are equally well
stocked in delicate tints for evening suits, tea
gowps, &c.
(First foor)
WHITE GOODS. We are stocked up to the
fullest showing capacity of the department.
Clean, fresh fabrics - forerunners of hot
weather. Six styles Of Lace Lawns in checks,
stripes and plaids, at 12Hc. per yard. Clear
White India Linons in plaids, stripes and the
popular hemstitched effects, extra fine
fabric, at the low price of Sc. per yard.
That 'Tbest' of all best bargains, 4s-inch
White Swiss Lawn, which will launder beauti-
fully, 25c. per yard.
A revival-Figured Union Linon Lawns at Is
and 25c.; Figured All-Linen Lawns. 30 and
:371&c per yard.
Second foor.)
RIBBONS. Black Ribbons are being very ex-
tensively used this season for trimming Lace
Dresses, for millinery purposes and for spring
wraps. As an addition TO our already well-se-
lected stock of Ribbons We have just secured
line of Black French Gros Grain Ribbons. with
satin edge They are made from a superior
grade of Italian silk, and although slightly
higher than the domestic silk ribbons, they are
preferred by ladies who are judges of quality
No. 8, IL, 16, %, 80, 40, and 90
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$3.50 SHors FoR So. so.

style No. 1.-Hand-turn DongolS. Common Sense.
style No. 2-Croxton Woods Spring style. Opera
style No. 3.-summer Weight Dongola, Common
Sense.
Style No. 4.-Isced Sshort vamp), Patent Leather
Tips.
Style No 5.-Dull Dongola with Opera Toes
Style No. 6.-summer Walking Boot. Common Sense.
Tomorrow well write OF Misses and Boys Shoes.
Continued belowD
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TUESDAY. APRIL %, Sronr News"
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.

spriEg season stock is st high-tide. On every
hand may be seen the choicest productions of
the two countries
"ehave gathered beyond our own expecta-
tons. Almost every known fabric, weave. shade
and style that has semblance Of beauty and
worth is here. dollar never bought hand
somer nor better goods than are offered this
season.
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MANY MEN HAVE AN IDEA THAT A SHOE IS
AN COVERING FOR THE FOOT, AND so LONG AS
THE FOOT IS COVERED 1T MATTERS VERY
LITTLE HOW IT Is DONE. THIS IS REALLY A
GREAT MISTAKE. THE FOOT REGULATES THE
COMFORT OF THE WHOLE MAN, AND HE SHOULD
BE VERY CAREFUL WHAT HE PUTS ON IT. IN
THE FIRST PLACE GO TO A RELIABLE SHOE
STORE, SELECT THE BEST MATERIAL. WITH IT
ALWAYS GOES GOOD HANDwoRK, AND THEN BE
SURE TO GET AN EASY FIT. THAT'S VERY M
PORTANT. TAKE TINE AND BE SURE TO BE
PROPERLY FITTED; AND WHENEVER YOU BUY
SHOES LOOK AT THE BEST FIRST. YOU WILL
LEARN FROM 1T WHAT WILL BE OF USE TO YOU
IN CHOOSING.
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PHILApELpHIA STORE

VIII offer special value in Colored Henri
ettss. silk finish: all the leading shades, -
inches wide, at 40c. yard
In Black Surzhs showing extra
good values at SC. TO sl-25.
Colored Stripe surahs. and new effects IN
Striped Moires, Soc. TO sl.25.
We showing beautiful styles Of satines
and GinghaIns, l21tc TO the finest.
WHITE GOODS.
AT 12Bec. are showing extra yslues IN
India Linons Victoria Lawns. PLAID Lawns,
and Nainsooks. Persisn Lawns. &C, AZ.
We will offer q great bargain in LADIES'
Past Black Lisle Thread HOSE imported 20
sell at soc. pair. We will offer the entire
hot At 25c. pair.
In Mems Fancy Half Hose will offer three
numbers Of choice styles AZ 1se.s peir, fully
worth Poe.
We are Offering special Inducements IN
Mating and oilcloths.
CARHART 4 LEIpY
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NARROW LACES FOR DRESS TRIMMINGS.
We have secured about fifty different patterns
and widths in Point de Gene Laces, in white.
beige and cream. These Laces are very desira-
BILE and attractive. and made by embroider-
ing in cotton on silk or wool ground, which is
afterward eaten away by chemical process,
leaving the delicate open-work designs so much
admired. Widths IL to inches Prices .,3c.
to 81 per yard
We have pretty much everything worth hav-
ing in Iaces, both wide and narrow.
(Eirst foor)
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CAsHMEREs AND HENR1ErrAs.

y AoI1lIIkt1o hND IIENhIE las.
Why write of the Palais Royals Soc 4O-inch all
wool Cashmeres, the SIC. silk-hnish Henriettas.
New and desirable shades arrived that's all we want 10
say. that's all we need say.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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HE'LL AND Hon WATER

HE'LL AND Hon WATER
mo Bar to Progress Toward the Promised Land"
Such is the logic of the boomers and such the pithy
way the pilgrims have of putting it, with the accent
on the p.
PISTOLS, POWDER AND PELLETS,
Such methods do not obtain among the 'tenderfeet"
of the east but they the less jealous to MAX
ing claims to public favor and prosecuting them with
Push Pluck and Perseverance, waging bloodless
fare on the principle that "The Longest Pole VIII
Reach the Persimlnons." You have the persimmons
We're reaching for 'em Ours is long Pole, a strong
Pole a Pole of PRICE, of which the following is
sample:
MEMS CUTAwAY SUITS.
Strictly All-Wool Cashmere, 1878 upward.
Worsteds, Wide and Narrow Wales, Sl4.75 upward.
Worsteds, Cord Weave very dressy $3.50 upward.
MEMS SACK SUITS.
Atwood Cashmere. 80 upward
Cheviot, strictly Atwood IS. Z upward.
Worsteds. Wide and Narrow Wales, Sl3 80 upward
MEMS PRINCE ALBERT SUITS.
Worsteds, Cord Weave, Wide and Narrow Wales,
1925 upward.
English Kerseys very handsome and stylish, 1875
upward
BOYS SUITS
Coats, Vests and Long Pants. Sizes IL to 1S years
$3.50, SO. $3.50 $6.75, 81 S7.7o, SS.25, 1915.
CHILDREN'S SUITS.
Sizes TO II years,
$1.75, S2.15. 80, $325, $500 1915, So. 81, "a,
MEMS TROUSERS.
$3.50 81, 1928, $3.50, 81 49, S3. s3.12, 1926,
$3.50. 1913, s3o7, 81, 81 II, S425, s4.37, $3.50.
Ready and waiting.
VICTOR e. ADLER'7
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To FEEL TIE PEop1Es Pulse,
IT WILL BEAT WITH JoYl
When they read the following immense bargains
which I have secured for them at about
so cents on the dollar
REMEMBER
R. GOLDsCHMID,
1OO7-lOO9 ST. NV,
Is always the lowest in prices, and the highest in
quality in goods. Anything that does not come up to
representation can be returned and money will be
funded
BARGAIN No. /.
Handpainted China Breakfast, Dinner or Dessert
Plates. &c each.
BARGAIN No. ..
Hand-painted China Salad Bowls, worth Soc, at &C.
BARGAIN No. 3.
Hand-painted Carlsbad China Cuspador, both square
or round shapes, only 43c.
BARGAIN No. 4.
English Decorated China Combination Dinner and
Tea Sets containing 100 pieces. worth $1, my price
only $104S.
BARGAIN No .
Handsome Hand-painted China Chamber Sets, worth
S. at 1913.
BARGAIN Noe
From Mercer Pottery company beautiful hand
painted China Combination Dinner Sets containing
127 pieces worth S35, at S239S.
BARGAIN No. :.
GLASGOW China Dinner Sets, 10 pieces, hand
painted. with lovely natural flowers and coin gold
bands, worth go al S1p.SS.
BARGAIN No. =.
Elegant hand-painted China Tea Sets, 6S pieces
worth 50, at S.. 9S.
BARGAIN No O.
Hand-painted square-shape Fruit Saucers, only &C.
each.
BARGAIN No. 10.
Hand-painted square-shape Individual Buffers only
&c. each.
BARGAIN No. IL.
each Hand-painted China Cups, Saucers and
Plates, worth SO, at $f.iS.
BARGAIN No. IL
The finest and prettiest Wedding Presents in the
city for the least money. Come and see them at
h. GOLDSCHMID'S,
1OO7-1OO9 F ST. NV,
Leader in low prices and dealer in China, Glass
Siyerware, Toys, Fancy Goods, Baby Carriages
Refrgerators. Trunks. etc, etc. aplO-:5m
WE WANT ALL TO KNOW THAT MONDAY
w April - $40, 900 Remnant Sale takes place at
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X. GOLDSCHAIID'S,

Leader in low prices and dealer in China, Glass,
silverware. Toys, Fancy Goods, Baby Carriages
Refrigerators, Trunks etc. etc aplO-;Sm
yNE WANT ALI TO KNOW THAT MONDAY
w April -, 10000 Remnant Sale takes place AT
the DOUBLE COMBINATION
ap2O-3t l24l and l243 | tn Sc.
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VICTOR e. ADLER'1
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE IN
927 and 929 9TH st. NV. corner Massachusetts ava
Strictly One Price.
Open Saturdays until IL D. IN. apo
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Worth while anticipating your wants in this line
trhe tas 20 per cent dfso,t Is ogerod Every article
In the Shoe Department fth cent less than the
price marks tell you
We quote our $3.50 Shoes illustration. because
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WHar You W,Sr l. HrRr

But don't know what do want. you reply.
We answer, II You saw you would know. why not
Tomorrow attend the eXhibhtion Of Easter Novelties
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W. II. HoEKl

WI. HoEKE
Sol Market Space and 3os 81 sth st. NV.
aplQ-lm
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CARHART 4 LEIDl
GREAr EASTER OrrERrso

s2s 9TH and s0o K st. ne.
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Price, %, 81. BIN, 43. AZ. %. and 90
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We are headquarters on these goods for Children
Trlcycles from 81; Bicycles from SIS. Nelocipedes
from 81 We have the exclusive sale several makes
and it will be your advantage to seem then, before
making your purchase.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-05-03
Cutting Beth Ways.

AT what price can you do me
five thousand Of this z" asked a
merchant of a printing establish.
meht at West Point. "Seven fit.
~" responded the printer. ''To0
high" said the merchant. II can
gel il done in Memphis for six fiji.
~" "Well," said The printer, "lhe
price | gave yon was very low, and
while you possibly can get il done
for six fifty in Memphis you will
have 10 pay express aud the differ.
ence is very little" "Well," said
the merchant, Il can't give il To
you only at Memphis price" II
am very sorry" said the printer,
II want The work and have made
the price as low as possible. The
difference is so little thai | think il
ought 10 induce you 10 have it done
al home" "No, said The merchant
III send it tn Memphis"
Two hours later. Vile Of print.
er in m~erchanr's store. "At what
price will you sell me finy yards OF
domestic, Mr.. MerchantY" Five
dollars" responded the merchant.
ooh, | can get a IN Columbus for
four dollars" said The printers
wife. "Yes," said the merchant,
possibly, but then you wonld aave
10 pay express charges and the diff
ference would be very small"
But" said The merchant, : | have
money in these goods. am q cit.
zen here. | pay taxes here |
contribute 10 The welfare Of The
~That's N, said The print
RS wife. II did not occur 60 me
bat way. l1l take the domestic,
wen IL u is = little more. You ere
light, We should paironize our
ZONE people"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-05-03

Pick-Me Up: A teacher was
giving a natural history lesson
Chi dren." said she, You have all
seen the paw of cat. II is rs soft
as velvet, isn't ii !" Eyes, mnm.n
And you have e the paw of a
dog!' YES, num- swell, al
though the eats paws seem like
velvet there is nevertheless con
cealed in il something's hat hurts.
What Is it?' No answer. The
dog biles," SAID the teacher. 'when
he is i'll anger. but what Dies the
Cat dog" "Scratches," replied The
boy. Quite right" said the teach
er, nudding her head approviugiy
NOW what has the cat got that the
dog hasn't Q" "Kulen,!' exclaim-
ed The boy in the back row.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-05-03
mi SOLID sorTM
Yazoo City Herald

A""V" wy AAtidlhs
The papers at present are devo
ing much space to President liar.
ris0n aud how he Intends Ia break
up The solid South 1t is we'll
enough for every editor, who has an
oplnioh ON this subject, 10 express
It, iof II suppressed there might be
fewer editors, as such a thing as
spontaneous combustion might
happen TO them.
The solid South has been talked
about ever since ii became so, and
Just 50 ieng as existing rlrcum>tan
res continue, inst so long will the
South be solid President Harri.
son may be a very smart man, a
man of great intellect, IA man pos.
sessed of magnetism aud genius.
and he may also Il grandson OF his
grandfather, but if he has all these
qualities OF greatness and ten times
as MANY more he could moi break
The South for a lew loaves and i,h.
es. There is one popularity that
Southern people possess more than
any other people, and that is the
law OF self preservation. They
talk friendly enough 10 all, they are
more than willing that the best of
harmony should exist between The
two sections, but when il comes Ia
voting for what they know is
against their interests and far what
viii again bring about diSlurban-
ceS between the two races, rIoh,
there they draw the line. So we
say between elections it is we'll
enough to have this friendly dis.
cuSSion, but when II comes 10 east
my a ballot, we hope t. hear Of all
true SouthernerS stick right up 10
the Democratic party. President
Harrison Il eve have the ma
llonal help 10 carry out the ideas
IF the Republican party thai Grant,
Garfield and Arthur had,
and they failed, and so will the
occupant of the White
House. Don't be alarmed, breth.
the solid South is all right.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-05-03
CHE 9emorrat.S ta,


New York Sur.
a distinguished physician Of m.
city tells Of a recent case in II'
practice that has certain %fanin""'
ul interest. In household nr ~
cay there WIS a boy OF twelvn wiis'
possessed many excellent onaliria'
being amiable, truthful and n,
right. Passing along the 81 r"rp,
one day a piece of board fell fro,.
NE s~eeond.stnry oi n house that
was being built and struck him
lHllIctIhg IA wound on his head 4,
ter a lime The wound healed AMI
lett merely a slight scar. Bn, !,
soon afterwards appeared THAI liza
boy had undergone an unaccounta,
ble change of character. lie hal
become a liar and u thief, and was
almost brutal in his nature A.
last The parents consulted the INV,
stefan TO whom we have referred
and who made a study of The case
lie finally suggested thai The hov
should he trephIne1, in order to
ascertain il any injury had been
done 10 the brain when The sknll
was struck. When The operaIian
had been performed in The vicIuitv
OF The scar il was found that
Spllni from The inside Of the skuIi
had pierced the brain.
Ailer his Nplint had been carefully
removed ana the wound PROPERLY
pressed The boy rapidly recoverei.
To the delight of his parents. il
was then made apparent that the
evil traits which had been brought
INTO play by some unknown means
had disappeared. He was changed
again and was once more The anna.
Die, truthful and upright boy that
The had been before he was wound.
pd "1lIis case" said The di>lIn.
-ul>hed physician who narrated
he facts of il, ''wuuld be remarka..
II The medical books were not
ull OF similar cases"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-05-03
Is He Worthy of His Vote


SAHN'nh"u' bhiullcI'
Is moi the colored citizen worth,
of his vote? He appears to be- il
a state of revolt. In Springfield
he elected a Democratic Mayor be.
cause he was refused admission t.
The gilt edged Republican clubs,
1t Is understood that he is going
10 vote the Democratic ticket
straight through in Ohio this fail.
II Is The same way at Washington.
The coIOrcd citizen is indignant
with this administration. He dd
not get INTO the Cabinet. He did
not gel a lirSt-class fore gu rliSsiun.
There is only une of him that got
into Congress. He gets nothing
save Liberia, and he is even likely
to be frozen out of Ilayii. The
colored citizen i. mad, and he has
a right 10 be.