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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26

AmOre curious experiment may he shown
by holding the card between tho eye aud u
strong llght-a lamp shade, for Instance,
or u window curtain through which the
Hight Ia shining Then hold pin between
the eye and the hole IN tho card, ~ shown
In Fig 1, The head Of the pln win be wish
blo, but reversed, ~ shown In Flg, T. The
cause h explained In tho accompanying
diagrams of the eye 0'Ig ~, where rep
reaenta the experiment under ordinary con
ditIonsi the rays Of light from the pin are
refraoted by the lonaea of the eyo NO that
they cross each other giving u reversed
Image on the retlna In fact, We really see
everything upside down, aud 10 Is probably
only on account OF long experience that wo
perceive objects Ia their natural position,
Just ~ the photographer soon forgcts that
the Images formed on th0 ground glass OF
his camera are reversed, but selects his
points Of view aud posos his altten with
out thinking Of the Inverted postIoQlp
which they UDpenr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26
THEBOSYONBOBBY
He Is a Worthy Watcher over
the Hubs Welfare,
A POLICE FORCE OF CAPABLE MEN

The improvements Made During Two
Centuries Of Progress tho loaton
Patrolman Of To-day IL Chosen, and
How Ito Does tho Work Assigned HIN,
Copyright by American Press AAsoolaton,l
Ono of tho volumes Of ancient colonial
records published by tho city of boston
contains an account Ia vigorous coloring
OF dreadful affair which occurred two
hundred years or no ago Ia the atreeta OF
the city, The night watehman who was
patrollhg the streets with his tln lantern
lighted by a candle and his pile In hts
hand heard shouts of eonylylallty They
proceeded from half dozen young mon
who had been passing the evening al u
tavern aud were going home, The watch.
man demonstrated with tho royaterlng
youths and was well "sassed" hy them for
his interference, Such shocking affair
~ this VIA deemed worthy OF being spread
upon tho records OF the town.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26

Tho electric headlight, which has been
tested on railway engines, Ia declared u
perfect success. II throws the light from
half TO thrce.Q quarters of mile ahoad-far
enough TO stop q train running sixty miles
an hour In time TO prevent an accident.
Another advantage the light has IL that 10
Is thrown directly in front Of tho locomo-
tive, and does not illuminate tho side Of
the truck TO any extent,-New Orleans
plrnvuna
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26

In each one Of the four principal lower
-pnrlor, sitting room, dining room
and hnll-ulc AreplHcos, which add much
10 comfort aud cosinoN Of appearance
on chilly autumn evenings or during the
dnmpncss aud frost Of The early spring
But the Browning glory OF this house
from hoWowlfo's standpoint X the kltch
en-, II IS large enough llXl9 aud Is 80
arranged That there IA plenty Of room foI
three tables The range and sink arc In
good locations aud the whole " well light
cd by two windows, and, II desired, u glass
door opening on The back porch, Tho pan
try, which measures feet inches by s, Is
0t the left Of the range and easy OF access
10 Che COOK or s'wlus maid
The second story ~ no css conveniently
arranged II contains four chambers, six
closets, bath room aud hall, all OF Roosl size
aud we'll lighted One Of tho chambers
has door lending TO u tiny bnlcony-a do.
liRhttul adjunct 10 q sleeping room on
summer evcuIufA aud hot uighW
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26
Mixed Fuel for Engines.

At Spczzla some experiments have just
been made on tho Italian man-of-war Mes
Baggioro, with view 10 asocrtAinlng the
speed Uttalnablo with coal and petroleum
mixed for fuel, They are said 10 have re.
suited In solving the problem OF obtaining
u certain aud high velocity at n given mo.
mont. Tho Mcssugucro, which never bo-
fore surpassed fifteen knots an hour,
reached almost seventeen with the now pro.
ocss Of combustion. The engineers, how
ever, complain that the immense heat gen.
Grated Affects tho boilers iniuriously.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26
which thcy appear

Inc, however, thoconilinns arc changed.
Tho illuminated opening In the card acts
aa an independent source of light, aud Gusts
the shadow OF the pin directly upon tho
rctlna; tho head Of the pin being smaller
than the pupil OF che eye, and being held
no close 70 10 that the nhNdow ia cast dl.
rooty upon the rotna, without tho usual
reversal Of the Image which therefore, Op.
pears 20 our mind ns upside down, whereas
II Is really In an upright position This
automatic correction by tho eye or brain Of
the images thrown upon the rotlna Is q
curious fact, aud cannot be said TO bo fully
undcrgtood
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26
NO rreyenl lhe sIIrrInr of ncIt..

One good way TO prevent belts from sllp.
ping IN 10 paint che face OF the pulley,
This can bo done, snys Tho Industrial
World, by using hot asphaltum or white
lead modo very thin with turpeutino. II
will adhere well II allowed 10 dry thorough.
ly A thicker cont Of white lead and oil
should then bo applied and allowed TO dry
thoroughly before being used, These coat.
lngs will not scale OIL II properly applied.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26
l,nlnI Rc.ult or q roolIuh wnrpr.

Tho other night Homer n. Newton,
farmer Of West Rich1eld, o., died torri-
bic death. Three weeks previously on a
wager with friends ho ate twenty-slx hard
boiled eggs at a meal Medical aid was un-
He fingered In terrible pain
without food. Ho was known throughout
Erie county az q breeder and importer Of
cattle and leayoaA large estate
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26
orcolan stylc Of Drc..lng tho unly.

Tho Greclan style Of dressing the hair,
which has just come Into fashion, Ia not
suited 10 ladies with u prognathous jaw.
chin and low torehNd, because 80 much
is mado OF the hair. II Il ilinged on the
forehead, and tho rest Of Lae nair is waved,
and rises In three banda to the back OF tho
head, The hair Is drawn up In puff
through cach band, and perhaps dagger
Ia worn through the knot 1t the top. The
bands that conllne the hair are usually Of
tortolsoshell, Women who wear this style
must be careful not 70 let the knot be too
high Ht the back Of tho head, or IL win look
Ion heSgy
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26

The electric signal system IL In use In
Boston, with 3li boxes wcll distributed
about the city, This IA u great convenience
TO the police, cnnbling them 10 call for ae-
sstunco or send prisoner 10 the Tombs
or an injusod person 10 tho hospital with.
out loss Of time and without leaving the
beat
II is seldom that an oGcor ~ dismissed
for any ollonsc, but all complaints, how.
ever trivial, arc carefully considered But
eleven men were dismissed for onuao last
year. Upon the whole Boston boasts a
model force, carefully aud judiclously man.
aged, which Ia nm honor 10 the state aud 10
the city, u, J, CARPENTER.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26
SCIENCE AND PROGRESS.
slMPLE eolENTlFle EXPERIMENTS
AND ITEMS or GENERAL. INTEREST,

Scientific aud Curious Experiments In
Optics "a Graphically Illustrated by Ma
.ure and Fully Explained In Popular
soienoe News,
Take piece OF cardboard or Opaque
paper, aud pierce a small, clean cut hole
through IL, about the diameter Of the head
OF large pin, On holding the opening be
fore the eye and looking through IL, the
first effect noticed will be that the depth
Of focus of the eye Is greatly improved,
Objects can be placed very near 10 the eye
and seen plainly, while II viewed In the
usual way they would no indlatlnct At
the same time distant objects can be seen
with elearnes, The effect OF tho minute
opening placed before the eye Is exactly
the sans as when a photographer puts a
stop" IN front Of his obIeotlyei greater
depth Of focus and olearness OF definition,
but a loss OF illuminating power
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26

A novelty IN English hosiery consists Of
stockings Tor ladies' and children made
with triple hplIcod instopa, Thoadyantage
Of this new feature oonsista ia the stock.
lngs being made especially strong NJ tho
part which Is most subject 20 wear and
friction, IN the oasa OF laced or buttOned
boots; also with the constant friction Of
tho skirts, In case Of low shoes, These
triple nateps arc applied 10 tho thlnncst
makes OF stockings, such ~ llale thread
and alllsS when the extreme llneness Of tho
yarn reduces the durable qualities,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26
A PRETTY HOME.


Among the many admirable plans con
tained IN the National building Plan asso
elatlons Artistic Homes" Is this one tor
a two story frame dwelling house,
The elevation shows that 10 "a OF hand
some exterior design, the wall surfaces
we'll broken with windows and angles aud
the arrangement Of the two plazzas Is par
tleularly happy
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26

NIGHT DRESS WITH POINTED YoKR,
In our cut h illustrated night dress
made Of fine c1mbrio, The pointed yoke
back and front h composed entirely OF om'
broldery aud lace insertion Very full
frllla, edged with Wide Valeuoicnnes lace,
trim che neck, front aud sleeves, which are
finished with bows of ribbon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26

The house may have a brick or stone foun'
dation and 0 foot inch cellar, The first
story ID 10 feot Inches high and the second
0 feet high, Tho arrangement OF the first
story Ia convenient and artistic, Tho large
parlor, which Ia 10 feet wide by 10 feet
long, Is connected with tie sitting room
by broad door, which would make them
both easily available In case Of large gath
ernga, The sitting room ls little smaller
than the parlor, aa II measures II by 10,
and lts connection with the ~ by 10 dining
room adds the latter 10 the suite which
might bo pressed into service From all
three rooms doora open into u hall 10 feet
long aud feet wide, from which the stair
case ahcendR.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26

bibNhlNNh WIN INllIE lNhIhfh AND
DOUBLE FEET
In the Illustration one figure shows q
stocking without tho shoe where the
double foot Ia exposed tho remaining
llguro shows tho extra threads on tho IN.
step.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26

iie caught such a cold no could not sing"
Poor unfortunate Iatrachanl In what
sad plight he must haYe boon, And yet hln
misfortune was One that often befallH hlngefa.
Many a once lnneful voice among thoae who
belong % the genus homo" u utterly spoiled
by "oold IA the head, or on tho lungs, Oi both
oomhlned, For tho above mentioned OrOak-
er We are not aware that any romedy was
ever devised but We feinOo tOllnOw that all
human singers may Keep their heads clear and
thrOate IN Tune by tho timely uhe OF Dr, Aagoa
latarfh llemedy and Dr. pltrcn'a Golden Ai0d-
leal Discovery, both OF which are sold BY
~ eaage'a Catarrh Iomedy oures tho worst
oaheh Of Catarrh In the Head, no matter OF
how long standing, while for all laTyngeal,
bronchial, throat ana lung affections, Dr'
fiefoeh Oolden Medical Discovery u posi-
lively uneQualod II ourea the worst lig6r-
lna oQpghe apd builds up the nesh aud
strength or those who have been reduced
py waiting diseases, II ID guaranteed to
dement, or cure IN all diAeaaHs for which II Ia
recommended, n iaken Ia time and given d
fAr trial or money paid for II refunded,
Copyright lto, by woRLp'a DIS, MID, ASSES.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26

ALLEN CAllNEs.
ATTORNEY AT LAw-Omco with W, aud A, Mo-
Klney, Canton, ONO
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26
WHAT SHALL WE WEARY
FASHIONS THAT FIND APPROVAL
At HOME AND AaRoAp,

A Novel Style In slight Dresses for
Ladies', Illustrated aud Desoribed-Ths
New Triple splioed Instep Hose intro'
dueed This seaaon.
10 Is always difficult 70 lnd novel styles
In underllnen, but the nightgowna with
pointed yoles, run with narrow ribbon,
and the blouse fronts gathered NJ tho neck
and waiht, are new, and q most oomforta-
ble novelty Is the shield shaped handker
chief pocket, bearing the embroidered
monogram, placed on the left side.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-31
OursrDE GAnnEsra

We HAVE A COMPLETE STOCK OF
EVERY ESSENTIAL THING IN THE LINE
OF CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS FOR
THE YOUNG MEN. BOYS AND CHILDREN.
If THERE IS NEW STYLE OR FABRIC
THAT HAS ANY MERIT YOU ARE SURE
TO FIND 1T HERE. Al WE ARE AT ALL
TIMES ABREAST OF THE SEASONS WIFE
THE NEWEST FASHIONS.
JUST NOW OUR REEFERs AND OVER
COATS HAVE THE CALI. WE CAN SHOW
YOU AN ALMOST INExUADsTABLE
VARIETY OF CAPE COATS. MEDIUM
LENGTH. WALKING ovERCoATs. STORM
COATS DOUBLE OR SINGLE. BREASTED
COVER COATS AND THOSE ULTRA
STYLISH GARMENTS FOR THE BOYS.
MEDIUM AND HEAvY-wEf3HT RrErEKs.
GIVE us The PLEASURE OF SHOWING
THEM TO you. THE PRICES ARE VERY
KEAsoNABLE
d ROBINSON L Co,
.AMERIoAN oUrFITTERs.
o31-eo 9o9 PEsNA. AVE. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-31

Ncs York city will IN the end secure re-
eo'aTs ~ the Census Bureau and Interior De-
rsstment refuse This measure OF justice, Con-
fress viii ne appealed 10, and will certainly in
Seffete.- Chattanooga Times
New York city will in the end secure Grant
monument II her own patriotic people refuse
Qua measure of justice Congress will be ap-
peassd 70 md siIl certainly interfere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-31

Mefico has not yes imposed that additional
duty on live stock IN reprisal for the items in
the Mckinley tariff that affect that republic.
Mexico is sos foolish enough 70 90 into chs re-.
prixaa buAiness wiehous due reflection. Neither
n any otstf power There is more tab than
reality in most Of these rumored reciprocities
Of hate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-31

AZ this point whom the figures Of the United
States census are within few thousands of abb
s0luts oHeisi accuracy, II may be q profitable
study TO compare the perce atage Of population
increase in the District OF Columbia with the
sarns percentages in various states OF the union.
The Districts percentage Of increase in the
decsds between 1880 and 1890 is 30 81. This
rate IL s1eesded by very few OF the states and
territories AIabams With all tho advantages
Of her developing resources OF iron, coal, etc,
has made m increase of only la46 in popnla-
ton. Connecticut Increased at the rate of
1878, Delaware, H.5O; Georgia, often called
the empire state of The south. only -. 50; the
great state OF Illinois, 24.06; Indiana, 1905:
Isvs i734; Kentucky, 12.54; Louisiana, las2;
Maine, LIS. Our neighbor. Maryland, grew at
the rate OF f1.27. hearty 20 per cent less than
the District Other states having lower per-
eentsge Than the District Of Columbis are Mas
ssehusetts with 2576 Michigan with "a &c, Mis-
Gssippi with 1855. Nevada, the state that IL
steadily dying. with s.s1 decrease. New Ham,
shire with 83l. New Jersey with 2740. New
Msxico WITH 2L16- New York Nth IL grown
so great already she can afford 20 Ego SLOW"
now-Sorth Carolina with Is 81, Ohio with
1865 The great manufacturing commonwealth
Of Pennsylvsnls gained IN population at the
rsss OF 255 Rhode Island. another prosper
Gus manufacturing state, increased at the rate
Of24Ss. Other states supposed by the District
have the percentages subjoined: Sonth Caro-
lima, f5.as; Tennessee. Hs5:- Vermont .O2;
West Virginia, =. s6i wiconsin, n SO. The
Fs.sras for Missouri and Virginia are not COM
pss<s and the comparisoar cannot therefore be
nasfe with those states But the figures above
presanted are gratifying i'll the highest degree
They show that Washington and the District
are m the forefront Of progress reckoning adj
vspesmsnt - in part. at least. based on the
percentage Of increase Of population. Only
far western states and territories, with free
gOvsrnneps land to tempt immigration, and
Texas and Florida mako hotter sho wing than
the District
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-31

A ballot il taksn by the New York Critic for
she sventy mniortsis snong the literary
women Of oar day and nobody votes for either
KHa Wheeler Wilcox. Anelie Rives ChanIer or
Ms, Frank Leslie. The very heavens shake
With isksnaHs scssn n such bass iasra,ltade
sal forsesfoIHsa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-31

Dr.. Koch's cure for consumption, IL Is feared,
will be cure wholly OUT Of the power of the
poor 10 employ, for the lymph prepared from
metallic salts which kills the bacillus il very
costly. II is prepared only after long and
tedious process. Another difficulty is in the
was long Standing case develops other para
sites besides the tuberculosis bacillus and
KOch's remedy merely kills the bacillus. Still,
20 the person having consumption In q primary
stage snd having the hard cash to pay for the
lynpb dc cure Is Certain and speedy. So goes
The story from Berlin. This story il Weakened
BY she stasenfent fiat the only person in DIR.
kocns confidence is "a celebrated professor"
IL two eeebrssed professors had tsksn to
throwing ssf on the consumption birds tail
thsse womb be larger fsith IN in capture
Sefscssiy. Or. Koch may confer on humanity
tneErcstest boon IT has received In . physical
way SINE Jenner's discovery Of inocuIatson us a
psereahvs OF srasll pox. Hocb's discovery is
not az couamonly thought an incubation
against catching the disease; 1t is administered
after The plsshiss bxs been eostr sctsd 40 cure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-31

There is no trasA in Mo repcr, thas Aassa-
nhusetts is ssssfrs her beans from California.
ffe froYpe 81 AassaehHsests ne not accus.
seneA - ssiciss seans up a. ene weuld Gu,
paegTmesens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-31

1r. Stanley says in his defepse against the
charges made in Maj Bartteiots book, that if
tho story could Be told in all its horror, it
SonId make IN Englishman's ''cheek fash with
shame" That would depend largely, Mr.. Stan
Icy. upon the kind of an Englishman you
struck. II wouldn't have that effect upon one
Of those Cieveland street scandal nobility, for
fnstxBrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-31
FounrH HINT.
s1.25 ED GLOVES FOR orc.

These are the best tresl kidd
Gloves ever offered In this city for
the money They are not unre-
liable. shoddy soods: they are regular
$1.25 Gloves. We know you cannot buy
them anywhere else for less than 81 .e5,
for no one else can get them. az we bought
the entire lot. wo have just received the
second shipment today. so il you are In
need of gloves you had better come early
and make your selection before they are
picked over. They are Ten-buttop.
length Undresscd Kid Mousquetaire. in
all Of the new shades. for go. u pair.
Foster Patent-hook Kid Gloves, in all
Of tire newest shades. and also in Black;
and 7-hook. Prices. 81, &1.2o and
e1.50 pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-31

These can be no doubt Of the fact that the
fspnDlksns Of The ffr northwest desire soma
justification os The tarif laws. The people
thew a. mostly issmsssnnd sAsy sse not now
dSvsssy concerned they think. IN the sss.b-
hshnaens or maintenance Of manufactures
Men are apt TO Consult their own individual in
forests or apparent interests. Hence there
need beno great surprise at outcroppings Of
EMS sentiment either among The northwestern
Audiences OF public speakers or to certain ex-
tent at the polls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-31
WAsrEp-ImxrprArr ArrrsrroS
srf EKH ERE ER. 2 ,: ssss
spP {. kkRse ksRRe w SIS.
3 Exs I ( ER ! ssss

nhhs question who shall have . new vrsp-the
mother or her little Eir yoa can mats up your mind
tne eiri gets IL II there Is thing more Than
another that IL meat and drink TO adys vanity II 10
| 10 see her little daughter becomngly dressed Wis
now to feed this IRE of human nature that we want to
nscuss with Something has got to be done shout
| usrfris' wrap Lsst yeststs outrrown. oven II u 10
| not worn out-and anyway IL 10 old style-and tnat
| Uhat 10 uhaf
| cS- Misses Chinchirs Recfer-any sire from IL
| to 1915. This Is special price
| on sspecisily fire garment
| II Misses Diagonal Chinchilla Reefers-13 to
| Is years-s45o
| 81 Black Cheviot Reefer-wifh standing col
/ lar-l2 TO IL years-S5.
II Navy Blue DIAGONAL Chsvios Rsefers-
| IL to Is years-S6.5o.
| II Navy Blue Chev,ot Jackets 9 In Blazer-silk
| cord tes-l2 to lS years-sT 90.
| u Wide Vale Cheviot Reefer-medici collar
/ IL 10 IS years-s7.50.
II Cheviot Cloth Jacket, Astrschsn collar and
! cuffs. pearl bations-t2 to Is ears-s975
II Imported chevron Reefor-tAilor made-12
| 10 Is yesu-sD.
II Beaver Cloth Jackets. A-trachsn collar and
/ edging silk frogs IL to Is years-ai2.
| |" Fancy Check Jackets-etised with cord-silk
! frogs-12 to 1s yexrs-st5.
| II Navy Blue Chsvron Jaekcts-Astraehan col
lar and facing-silk loop fronts-12 20 ID
years-Sl6
!" Navy Blue Chevrou Jacket, with Persian
lsmb collar and silk hoys-16 TO Is years
| s25.
| II Extreme Novelties I'm Misses Jackets-14t
IL years-e1clusive styles-Sl5 slS and $50
| How is that for the misses? We have been to New
| York again. You know what that means. Anything
new that had cropped out vince were there before
| came home with rs. The Above are few Of them.
THE CHILDRENs-
tI- Blue Cheviot Reefers-fapcy cord edgng-
Years q Years Years 10 Years IL Years
|
$3.50 1913 $500 s425 $3.50
u Navy Blue Cheviot Reefer--whits stitched
collar. cuffs and pockets-Whitc pearl but
| 4Yearu @ Years Years 10 Years IL Years
$500 $3.50 5000 $3.50 $500
II Blue Sailor Jackets-siIs b,rttons-embrod-
| sred anchors on collar aud sleeves
] Years Years 10 Years ~ Years.
| $500 1850 $1,000 sIO5O
| eH Striped Scotch Grstohens-with double cspes.
| 4Years Years Years 10 Years IL Years
| 49, -
| $500 ss.T5 $3.50 sIOo5 eIlOO
II Large PLAID Gretchen's. with plated skirt aud
6Years sYssrs 10 Years
!
$3.50 $1,000 1880
II I.ots of Novelties TO pick from IN Long Goats
| 10 10 years-S15 to SO.
The selection of Coat Is al matter Of taste-but
we are sure we have just the assortment that will
Ny that within You ali want style. Ours are stytish
You want them little different from anybody else's.
Ours o1c;usiceV orr cum You want them reason
| able tn price. again nil the biz. Don't see any
reason why We should have the pleasure Of serv
ing you--do sou,
sgAToS PERRY
PERRY BUILDING"
NINTH ST AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE
Established 1870 II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-31

Thsbolsn gstrsight-outd democratic candidate
fofgoverndr Of South Carolina publicly asks the
vote Of every white and black democrat and
republican who is entitled to vote. and now is
tbs time for the full republican vote Of the
state 10 be poiled- Nobody ever objected to q
Democrat voting in that state, and il everybody
votes the returns will swell up ever al pre-
eediIAs records like Minneapolis census With
Q boom sttachsd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-31

hs. Wsr~ssk shouid defeat Maj Mckinley
We efstsd ana grateful manufacturers in for
eiSh Countries sflf want 10 combine anu send
tlnn medal as big around as fy wheel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-31

The Italians are pouring into New Orleau,
IN saes asmbers Ma. before the Tennessee
nnrderers ere captured sise whole town will he
IN the hsfids 81 tie Mska
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-31
THIRD Hrsr.

FINE FOOTWEAR
Ladies' Fine SIX Hose, in BLACK. Mode,
Ecru. Tan. Slate, for 75c.
Ladies' Fine Silk Hose, made OF tile
best spool silk, IN boot patterns, black
boot with top Of Nile Green, Mode,
Cream, Tan, Light Blue, Apple Green,
Cardinal. Canary aud Lavender, for az
Per pair
Ladies' Extra Fine spool silk) Hose,
In solid colors Of Cream. Mode, Tan, Nile,
Apple. Canary. Light Blue. Price, 90
per pair.
NOTE - These spool silk goods we
have made to order and they are well
worth "a per pair.