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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-21

The defeat OF the Blair bill in the Senate,
after having in previous Congresses passed that
body twice, was no great surprise to those who
have watched the trend Of public opinion,
which in the south especially has for some
tune past been against the measure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-21

IL was possible to play the grand monarch in
ehs seventeenth century in France; it was not
possible In England where King lost his head
IN the attempt William should take warning
IN time from Charles fate rather than be lured
70 1t by the impossible example of Louis XIV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-21

Gen George Crook, the famous Indian
fighter, died early this morning in Chicago OF
heart disease. His life, well known to all
Americans, was . romance. The most daring
and successful Of our later leaders against the
Indians he is picturesque figure in our mill.
tsry history, and his death is regretted in all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-21

Baltimore has organized an anti-civil-service
republican league composed of nineteen clubs
These men are not in line with the great or
sans Of public opinion in their party or the in
telligent public opinion Of their country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-21
NOrlcr Or Rrxov..

HAVEN'T fou HEARD THAT THE PALArs
nofALI Is TO BE LOCATED on OR NEAR q ST,
us only esnard TO boom real estate IN tina, quarter
Inc building corner Of 18th St snd Penn ave- Is 10 ~
MAN iAndmsrk known - The PslAis Royal and hssa
quarters for those who don't ASK credi,
The only notice Of removal Is: tn. Not,o, n.,.-s.
ment has forced the Boys shirt waists 10 the second
noor and thus both Departments are enlars.a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-21

In insurance circles the German Empire
Nshous Bismarck Is q greater risk than Bis
RArck without the German Empire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-21

A Napoleon Bonaparte might find rich pick
ing in Continental Europe this spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-21

FRIDAY. March Fl, 1890.
Fashion in Bsby Clothes. like with Mammas,
change each season. The Caps. Hats and Goats
are the finest and cutest we have ever shown.
Exceedingly reasonable, too. We were never
before able to offer 10 much "style" and good
ness for SO little money. The majority Of these
shapes and styles, especially in the Goats. are
confined exclusively to us.
Children's Handmade French Null Caps,
edged with valenciennes lace. 25c. each.
Children's Pique Sun Hats, with buttoned
crown, will launder splendidly. 25c each.
Ch,ldrens Round-corded Null Caps. finished
with rosette and null ties. Soc each.
Boys Corded Cambria Sailor Hats, easily
laundered. soc. each.
Children's Chambray Hats in Pink, Pale Blue
and White. cute shapes. easily lsundered. $l.75
and 81 each.
Cute Easter Novelties" All the latest styles
and shapes in Chiidren's Spring Coats, White
and colors. checks, lstripes plsids. &C. S. 1915,
$500. $3.50, Is and $1,000.
tSecond floor. annex
ITEMS OF INTEREST IN FINE GLOVES
THE best Of all the best values is the 4-but-
ton Real Kid Gloves. embroidered back, in all
the spring shades of Tan, at 81 per pair.
Ladies' 4-button Perinot Suede Gloves, in
Tans. Modes, Grays and Black. 81. 90 per pair
Ladies' S-button-lengthM ousQuetaire Perinot
Suede Gloves, in assorted shades Of Tan. Mode,
Gray and Black. 1925 per pair.
(First door, center)
EVER POPULAR BALMORAL SKIRTS
Spring Balmorsl Skirts, box plating at the
bottom. soc. each
Japanese Stripe Balmoral Skirts, box plating
at the bottom, finished with sateen pipings
75c. each.
Balmoral Skirts three box plaitines at the
bottom, finished with French yoke. size each.
Bingham Balmorsl Skirts, fve-inch plating
at the bottom. finished with yoke; 8 i each.
Balfioral skirts. trimmed with braid, box and
side plating. &l.25 each.
(Second hoor, annex
Imported /. Z. Corsets, of French Coutil,
double side steels, two cores nips, spoon
busk, bones tanned with silk, finished at top
with tine embroidery. Is to 80 inches $3.
We have left only sizes / . to rs inch IN the
two excellent lines of soc. COrsets advertised
few days ago. They are selling rapidly and this
week will probably see the last OF them.
(Secoud dOor.D
BOYS CLOTHING. Boys Navy Blue Sailor
Kilt suits. Sizes 4. and years. So each
Boys Two piece Kilt suits, i'll Pain Colors,
Plads and Combinations Sizes 4, > aud years
50, 30. 50 and IS each.
Boys Fine Navy Biue Sailor Kilt Suits,
trimmed in white and black braid Very stylish
Sizes 4, and . years. So. 80 each
&c to $40 each.
si1es To Fancy i y. nm str,ped houins Waists
Boys "Mothers' Friend" Fancy Percale
Laundered Waists, "nobby' patterns, round
and sailor collars. Sizes to IA years 15c.
each.
Boys Extra Fine Mothers Friend" Fancy
Lauudered Percale Waists, sailor collars, sizes
4to II years. 81 each
(Third hoOr.)
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP.
NIL Corner IL tn and + SITS. Il. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-21

The Clover club of Philadelphia gave a fare
well dinner last night to Mr.. Charles Emory
Smith, minister 10 Russia, and now Mr.. Smith
viii not be astonished at anything the nihilists
may do to him in his new field Of labor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-21

The people of Arizona have a deadly ha tree
for Geronimo and his band, aud make publ,
exhibition Of it by petitioning the House I,
expose the combination to the winter climat,
Of New England
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-21

Congressman Mudd has cause to change hi
name or give it to Mr.. Compton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-21

Baltimore has the courage to estimate hel
population at Sic, $50, with a new census, with
ont local sentiment, not six months away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-21

Mr.. Compton's speech yesterday didn't save
hin, although ii was admitted to be excellent
o. all stdes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-21

E E 4 - WV II u :: ::
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE.
SEVENTH STREET.
SPRING WEIGHTS.
WRAPS. SUITS. &c.
In this changeahle weather You cannot be too care
should have one suitable for all changes Of weather
Your health demands it.
wraps! Novelties IN both Imported and Domestic
Goods The lowness of price viii surprise and please
Inc following are few specials now in the depart
So Connemaras in Black and Navy. Pretty styles.
SPECIAL s4.75
81 stockinette Jackets, Tailor Made, Black only
SPECIAL 1928
Accordion Plated Dress Skirt tplaited all around
made OF me Black Brllllantine You can't buy the
SPECIAL FOR $3.50.
We have just received another shipment of those
81. 80 Refers in navy and Garnet We expect these
100 bingham and Calico Wrapper, new styles and
patttens. made by us. usual price Sl.o0.
SPECIAL $40.
SHIRT WAISTS.
Everything that is new and nobby We now have
The best makes only kept. large and select assort-
special.-5CO Laundered Percale Shirt Waists in
new designs
FOR 4So. EACH.
ART DEPARTMENT PICKINGS,
TAKEN at random to show you how low we are sell
5Sxj Down Pillows, sa!een covered, Csc
32-inch Figured China Silk, new patterns Csc. a
Felt oLambrequin Material. with tapestry border.
Plush Lambrequin Material, with a 6-inch tapestry
Lambs Wool slipper soles, l9c. rair
others sold il the same manner as these mentioned
lizard ERSr9dery SS all a, eoErs g. dS1
No. Chenille sc a doz.
Braidene, 12c. a doz.
Arrasene. SC a doz.
Specials in
SPRING WEIGHT UNDERWEAR.
Out of large stock of Underwear we selec. the two
Ladies' Spring Weight Swiss Ribbed Vests, high
neck; long sleeves regular poe goods for 39c each.
neck. short sleeves, regular oc goods 25c each
BAUMs
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE,
mol 9TH STREET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-21

The far State Of Washington joins the pro-
eessiou Of the Australian ballot reforuaers.
Good for the young commonwealth!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-21

Dr.. Wagner Of Virginia has failed in his effort
70 carry Oh the Adams express company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-21
d: e. IA $SERR E. TT +
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Place this Black Diagonal Cloth Jacket beside our
Ga Clay Diagonal Tailor-mAde Imported Novelty.
The appearance TO the CLOTH the same high
sleeves. AL you surmise is: II may not wear
we'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-21
SpR1 NC G. GODS.

NOVELTIES CROWD ON NOVELTIES AT EVERY
COUNTER. EACH DAY FINDS FRESH AND
CHARMING coNcEITs IN ENTIRELY NEW AND
ORIGINAL STYLES FOR LADIES'. MISSES AND
CHILDREN's COSTUMES.
THEN THERE Is MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF
NEW SPRING SILKS. COMPRISING PLAIN AND
FIGURED INDIA AND CHINA SILKS,
SCOTCH CLAN PLAIDs. BENGALINES. BRO
CADEs. &C, IN NUMBER OF EXCEEDINGLY
RICH STYLES, MOST OF WHICH ARE CONFINED
EXCLUSIVELY TO Us FOR THE WASHINGTON
MARKET.
We also make a beautiful exhibit of Novelties in
SPRING DRESS ROBES. chief among them being our
special importation of Fine PARIS ROBES, in ex-
quiste coorngs and almost unlimited range of COM
binations.
THE GREATEST SALE OF JERSEYS THAT HAS
TAKEN PLACE IN YEARS
We have bought the entire stock Of leading I'm
porter comprising 5000 fine Paris and Berlin JER-
sEfs at the greatest in prices ever known
to the trade. We will offer them Special Sale be-
ginning Tomorrow morning
As rule special sale of Jerseys is not in itself
very great remarkable event But the garments I'm
this lot are so DESIRABLE and the prices SO EX.
CEEDINGLY LOW that it will certainly be the great
est sale Of the kind that has occurred in Washing
ton.
That ever-resdy House Dress in all the newest ma
terials and styles in prices ranging from sa9S to
s25.
In the more popular priced ones we present the two
following specials:
TEA GOWNS. s69s.
Made of striped Material with Plain Front and Sleeves
Ribbon Bow. New Sleeves. All Sizes Full Lengths.
TEA GOWNS. $685.
Made of striped flannel front Of cashmere to harmo-
nize trimmed with buttons and loops shirred the
neck All sizes.
BEADED PELERINBs. $40;
Heavily jetted epaulette sleeves silk lined all the way
through: trimmed with jetted fringe
WE SHOW EVERY REQUIRED ITEM FOR GEN.
TLEMEN's WEAR IN
NECKwEAR,
SHIRTS tslso to order).
COLLARS.
CUFFS.
HOSIERY,
UNDERWEAR,
HANDKERCHIEF
GLOVES,
JEwELRY.
Each item includes in its assortment every grade
reaching from the lowest priced reliable makes up
to the big quality. The prices charged are the
10 west in Washington.
E E.. {. !. III III {: :; ::
E E - i ] Fl { 6. Is: III III
=. =. e. e. En- IT, $9G$
s..tts EBff Il Ho C-=
nile 42o-42a-424-428 9TH ST.
VIZ ARE
Showing the Choicest and Best Grade of Printed China
and India Silks Displayed in Washington.
Also the Handsomest Line Of Robes in worsted Ma
terials that we have ever handled
AFulI Line of Linens in Fancy Coloringa sateens
in great variety. Ginghams in all grades and styles
and designs In fact the choicest and most select line
of GOOD GOODS that we have ever shown.
NIB:
The Best ia the Cheapest.
One Price.
". II SINISTER SONS
NILS sls PENNA AVE.
Il. B. TowsEn & Son..
DRY GOODS
,o,o ,ru or ~ ~
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LADIES, PHASE Norrcr .

AAAbhEoS u LEA6E xNOTICE
oUR SPECIAL BARGAINS FOB TOMORROW.
Ladies' s-button sl.ee Mousqustairss as
s12s
Ladies' 12-buston o.. 50 Mousqusssirss st
s2l7.
Ladies' lebutson s2.7s Mousqustasrss 1t
s247.
Ladies' 2o-button $3.50 Mousqustairss ct
s29O
Ladies' s-button Gloves reduced from sLea
os1.5o.
Ladies' 4-button Gloves reduced from sL25
to $50.
Ladies' 4-button Undrsssed Gloves reduced
from s15o to $40
Ladies' 4-button Dressed Gloves reduced
from s125 to CSC
AL sizes; all colors: every pair warranted and
uttou u Tue uauO.
e. E. f s g's sss sss & EE# III
+ Il G ad s. ssss Xxx Xxx Il \ III III
Gee + 900 Y y ZEE ssss =
Z aa IS ILL 200 90 w ZEE ssss=
We are Just in receipt Of most elegant quail.
tiles Of Pig Skin Mousquetaires, which are SUI
perior to any ever brought to this city by us
or any other house. We shall sell them at 9sc
pair. warranted. and the very best made at
Sl.25. warranted These Pig Skin Gloves We
have in Black, Drab and Tan. in White and COL
ored stitching,
LOUVRE GLOVE CO..
1t 514 9TH ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-21

sss "A Et gee a ssSSssssss
E.: E.: / !. III { : ss S. Il #s$s r: =:
We place on sale tomorrow:
200 pairs Ladies' tsi1es 2K to 40 Spring.
heel Button in fns Donsola at 81. SO; Of serv-
iceable Pebble Leather at sl25.
100 pairs Child's Psten. Tipped Springfield
Donsols Button. well worth sl.25, At 75c.
Another newlot Of those Infants Broad-toed
Soft Donsals worked-hole Button at 35c
Youths best Handmade Calf Button, Heeled
or Spring Hee 1t So par-these are light.
dressy and very durable.
3 new styles Of Ladies' Patent Process Fle1i-
BILE Doneola Button Boots, Patent Tipped or
Plain Toes. 1t sL5O.
An elegant line Of Ladies' Featherweieht
Patent Tip Button Boots. round toes with low
or high heels. At s2oO.
500 pairs Ladies' Hand.sewed Welt Button
Boots. regular $3.50 values, at s25O
5new styles Of Mems 80 Hand -sewed Shoes,
both in genuine kangaroo and fine calf, the
most attractive styles we've ever shown at the
price.
800 pairs Gents Veal Calf. button. laced and
congress- wel1-made and perfect filters. ut
$l4a
WE HAVE BARGAINS EVERY DAY IN
THE WEEK, BUT WE ARE ALWAYS PRE-
PARED FOR BIG RUSH ON SATURDAYS:
THEREFORE,. TO MAKE THIS DAY sPE-
C1ALLY ATTRACTIVE. ANYTHING NEW
RECEIVED DURING THE WEEK IS
OPENED UP ON SATURDAY.
VIM HAHN co.'s
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE
THREE 1910 9TH st.
1922 Penua ave.
STORES Nal peona
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-21
Three P6ces-9 10 rs
(eaT'S-S5 TO SEQ.

You never saw any
thing grow as has the
demand for kits.
From almost q risk 10
carry a few-we have
to buy hundreds to
supply the calls. It's
q pretty stock. There's
80 much taste dis
played by the design
ers- They broaden
their ideas every year.
Mothers, we can sup
ply them cheaper than
You can make EN-
even if you knew how
and had the materials.
That's out of the
question. You never
could get the pretty
combinations that We
can show you. Inn
ported and Domestic
Creations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-21
81 years 10 6-se.O TO
els,

Jersey Suits and VEL
Vet suits are counted
as novelties. They ap-
pear every season, but
in different colors-
fresh cuts and original
shapes. They come
from abroad, too
many of them. They
are cute - Two-piece
Suits.
Jerseys-L 10 10 wars
IS. 50 $40
Petcets-L 10 " years-
IS 10 S15.
1s there q boy in
Washington who has
not leased tor q
Refer: They look
iaunty for dress-and
they're mighty con-
venient for school or
play. Spring weights
American and Lon
don made.
Ito Is years-s5 10 80.
Nothing will ever
work the Overcost out
as q serviceable gar
ment. They're bound
to be worn - Light
weights in q whole par
Gel Of new patterns.
with capes and with
ont. Childish designs
for children - Minis-
ture mems for the
boys.
5 10 II yeors-sS 10 Ss5.
Ask us what we
think = well say the
Star Shirt Waists are
the best-Because they
are. They lit more sat
isfactorily than any
Others. They are pat
termed more neatly and
IN greater variety aud
better materials are
used Merit has brought
them the trade. Re-
liability holds IL
We've had all We can
put away-delivered-
The balance held sub
1ect to our order. Per-
Gales - lauudered and
unlaundered-and Flan-
nels
ITO I6 pears-50c. 10 Is.
Every want in Fur
nisiiings has been an
ticipated-We'ye every
thing you can ask for
from q collar button to
Aehirt-
All these things are
OH the Second floor
you don't have to move
. step out Of your way
We've ROT them night
at hand Shoes and
Hats are down stairs
to the right and left Of
elevator-as you come
down.
Hats we gave you
pretty thoroughly yes
teriay-we know you
read it-for we've heard
from you today.
1t 10 . matter of
thought to keep their
feet covered-The nm
est shoes that were ever
offered are our from
clads-MADE ESPEC-
TALLY FOR Us by Du-
gan h Hudson. koches-
ter. N.Y.-They are like
their name-hard to
wear out - but soft
easy aud pliable TO the
feet. WE GUAKAN-
TIE EVERY PAIR OF
THEM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-21

From babyhood to
manhood - are the
points we steer be-
tween here. Boys
almost As biz Is men
down to the little
mites of tots that can
scarcely walk. Not
some things they
wear - but EVERY
THING.
Let your eye follow
your finger down the
margin. When it
strikes what you are
wanting-make q pote
of it. Come in and
give us q chance to
show You the yarie-
ties. Now, there are
some Of you who
haven't made up your
minds yet-what You
do want Where'il
you find q better op-
portunity to solve
the question!
The Long Pant Suits
are mauly oues-cut
and made and trimmed
to please the maturing
idea Plaids, Checks
and Stripes and Plain
Colors-in Sacks with
Getaway Fronts, Reg
ular Getaway Frock
and Double breasted
Sacks-Cheviots, Cas-
siIueres. Tweeds, Wors-
teds, &c.-and glove
hts.
Y TO 10 years-s5 to
Prince Albert Coats
and Vests-not often
10 be found ready-made
for boys-but regular
features with US. Soft,
elegantly finished
worsteds.
- 10 ~ YedrS-Sl5 TO
s25.
To wear with them
o line of handsome
Trousers. Pant pat
terms that are tasty and
unique in design.
Thousands Of pairs Of
odd Pants"-long or
short-for school, play
or dress.
Long 0nes--N 10 10
yedrs-$I.50 TO $3.50.
Short Ones-L TO f6
redrs-Oc. to IS.
There's q growing
liking among the little
boys for Vests. We be-
lleve in humoring
those whims. Getaway
fronts where they have
Nests-plain Jackets,
plated and braided
without the third piece.
They're little-but
they're wearers. All
weak points we've had
reinforced.
All sorts of patterns
small ones ill effect, for
they're for the small
boys.
Too Pieces u to Is
i edrs-$2. so 10 &IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-21

There you areIIt Il . hurried trip We could
have written Q whole column about each item
and told you nothing but interesting thinss.
We don't imagine you all want oil we've rot
but there's not family that something here
doesn't ind wanting
How shout ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IL be q rood
day tomAke . START
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90 will transform you into full spring costume for
who's 10 know the winter dress under the fashion
able spring wrap Count the cost Of mstersls used
and the worth Of the skin shown in the shaping and
making II you want q surprise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-21
VIM. HAHN l. co.'s

WIN. HAHN co.'s
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE
THREE 1919 9TH st.
LEADING 1922 Penna ave.
STORES. }23l Penna ave Sc. II
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!; s. S. 4 F. F. z !: $: $:

You'll notice they made Of Good Black SILK very
heavily beaded trimmed with deep yst fringe Care
that according to the credit merchants view Is worth
90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-21

sAKs AND COMPANY,
THOROUGH DREssERs OF THE CHILDREN.
PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND SEVENTH ST.
m2l
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INFORMAL Orrsrsa Or Wars

Our collection is complete Your verdict Is asked
The latest Paris and London Models are here. The
hish-priced Imported Novelties are not relied on
to beat the record Of March SO We trust to the fol-
lowing special bargains to double our usual sales.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-21
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ASS I UuuP 4 4 BOD I ~ I
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We place on sale tonsorrosp.

200 pairs Ladies' (sixes 2k to 40 Spring.
heel Button IN nns Dongola at 81. SO; Of serv-
icesble Pebble Leather at SLIPS.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-05-16
Forty Ladies Arrested .

parts of Linn county and representing
every caste of society We're passing
down Main street in Albany gazing
curiously about as ladies are accustom-
ed to doing, when without moments
warning they We're all arrested-by
the sight of the Ladies' Bazaar and
were taken before his honor, II. j.
Sower. Each, and everyone pleaded
guilty, paid cost and expense and car
ried home some of the specialties of
the Ladies' Bazaar. Every department
of the Bazaar is replete with the latest
styles. The only thoroughly skilled
lady cutter and trimmer in Albany is
connected with this establishment
One glance at our window is equiva-
lent to an order for one or more of our
sDeciaIties
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-05-16
cRUMBs FoI. JAY BIRDS.

Crumbs arc rs scarce as jay birds teeth this
week
4 young grocery clerk prefers Ivy to all other
flowers, buds OF blossoms.
A pair Of jays were seen fitting around Tuesday
night long affer roozsing time.
Good picking at the entertainment Friday night;
btit hecatIS. Of some unpieRsaniness the Jays sid
not pair n usual
One Of the jays reports good foraying in the
foothills and treaty Of alliance with the fcath
cred tFibe az SOdavilc.
The iniatory rite was conferred on seveTal birds
this week; and hedglinRs will in the future re
ceive the attention of older jays
Not long since gate on Main street Was broken
down under the combined weight % two cnor-
nous jays Since then they rvost NJ home Ii
we'll.
As to that permit" Norman says he cannot get
certain aged geltlenlan 20 see II that way. II
IS 10 be hoped THAI the =. a. z. viii he brought
around before very long. But what's the matter
with Charley
Three jays. two females aud one singer. are
hobbhug this week Cause. twO " them forgot
that JAYS have webs and a cold water bath
Brought on the rheumaii-fn: the crowned jsy
received his wound in attempting to invade IN.
territory OF the eagle and cast hea,llong frou
the rocky aerie some OF IHE BROOD
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-05-16
EN5oyABLE ENrEnrAINaExr.


One of the most enjoyable entertain
ments of the season was that given by
the w r. G. of this place Friday night
last. The occasion was that of the
presentation Of flag to the Lebanon
public school. A highly-seasoncd pro-
gramme RECALLED the large audience
until a late hour Lack of space for
bids an extensive mention of individ-
ual merit The first on the program
was recitation by Bert Wight, and
showed rare eloeutionary ability in one
so young. 'sfhe Star Spangled Ban
nerf by the male quarfette was en-
cored. DIR. Duckett, NJ. Foilis. \. Rob-
erts and Prof. Wright have musical
talent of high order. The flag was
presented by Miss Saltmafsh in the
choicest of the 'King's English and
was accepted by Prof. Wright in behalf
of the public school in the purest
diction OF our vernacular. a song,
3ear TO every American heart, THE
Red, White and Blue,m was sung amid
the waving of banners by score Of
girls. The defamation by Mrs. Cru
son, "Our Fiag,n was well rendered,
and showed her to be the pOssessor Of
unusual elocutionary talent. Follow
ing this was the reading of Samantha
Jenkins WHIP in poetic metre, which
was very amusing aud was enjoyed by
ALL The entertainment closed with a
lauehahle pantomime farce and 4 tab
lean. The Lebanon Cornet Band fur
nished the music for the occasion, and
aroused the patriotism within us to
such n degree that wesfelt like shout
ing three cheers for OUR cornet band.