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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-02
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-02
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-02

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OepArteincmt.I !
4 Y
Das Gnbs Der SaiIpu nabt beran unb mir
lInb gsSpunsen, unIsrn 8crratb Ubne Jiiid-
iitt auf stOfrn su ptrrinssrn. g8ir tabtn
nur 8aum, nm einiss bsr prsisbrabIsBunsn
auaufiibrsu;
10 Gents GbalIie Suitinss su a..
10 " DreB @iusbams su 81.
10 Outing 6IaunslI su 81.
8 bette prints su a..
50 garbtreits aIsibrltcfs tu 25.
25 9lsibrftOifs ,u IS.
so " China Ssibs ~ 25.
$t.O024 3Oa China edOe su 70.
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fir IS.
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25 Gents Ttttsb Ssrfy gsfs, 8 fir 25.
25 Gents psiBe DamenIGHrssn, fir 25.
5 paar Salf 5Oie fir @Gnner fir 25.
ginsnigOrratb bon 9Gntsr-ilsbsrrsifsn, 10
bic is Gents AualitGtrn, fir 5.
20 Gts. bic 30 Cts. Aualitatsn fir 10.
Damsu-5afrts gum baltsn preilr rebusirt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-02

Capt. Sehlcy's last report woaid be ominous
of war If Chile could afford 10 resort TO hnSti.i
ties With the facts all against her. The report
seems to leave no ground FOR doubt that 1i;s-
tarIiy outrage was committed by persons wear
ing the Chilean Uniform. who should have been
the protectors aid not the niurIerOus assaIl-
ants of the DaltimcTo's crew in the streets OF
VALPARAISO. The more the iacts are examined
the worse they appear for the Chilean side OF
tie controversy. The silly rervorsious OF the
London Tunes cannot be accepted even i'll En-
gland in the place OF the cold statements Of
what was actually done On the occasion and of
what the Chilean government has since said
about the affair. Up to a certain point II Is
natural that England should rejoice at the
growth of hostile feeling between the republic
and perhaps the leading people of that America
cial supremacy, but it IS evident that she
fan this flame too vigorously for her own conf
fort. Chile IS apparently misled by English
encouragement into the belief that England
would interfere for her protection in of
hostiiities with the United States. In the
present European situation that expectation
would almost certainly result in Chilean dis
appointment. and resentment against the nation
which had deiuded her. II Uncle sam were
to swap advice with John Bull in the Chilean
question he would warn the latter, If lie wished
to avoid trouble for himself, to restrain his
peppery little friend. and to erdeavor to instill
into the latter q little discretion and common
sense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-02

To the large number of interesting bodies
connected directly or Indirectly with the re-
hgious movement of the age which have already
assembled in annual or occasional session. in
the national capital during the present year il
to be added on Thursday next the Christian
Workers This conference of leading and
active minds Of many different religious faiths
and geographical divisions is to be held not to
arrange a creed or jubilate over the general
progress Of Christianity, but 10 make plans
ard compare notes by which the church in
general may be promoted in practical way.
The Christian Workers are also Christian think
srs, but work and not speculation is the bust
mess OF their organization
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-02

While the voting tomorrow will be more
Interesting to the country at large SO far as j.
is concerned with purely political questions
the constitutional matters involved are not
without national interest. The propositions
for amendment of the state constitution in
Maryland are numerous and important. The
first permits the governor TO veto separate
items an appropriation bills. This principle
might well be incorporated into the federal
constitution The seconG amendment has Tor
Its object the cOmpulsion Of corporations hav-
ing exemptions from taxation or irrepealable
charters under the constitution as 1t existed up
10 1851 to surrender their privileges on secur-
Ing beneficial legislation. Tho third amend
ment secures uniformity of taxation by the
abolition o: special exemptions and requires
exemptions to be by general laws for GER
tain public, religious, charitable, benevolent,
literary or educational purposes, necessary for
such uses and heretofore exempt BY law. 1t
also authorizes the legislature to impose
general income tax. The fourth amendment
extends the limit of county commissioners
terms from two to six years and allows the leg
islaturo TO prescribe when they shall be elected.
The fifth amendment authorizes the sale OF the
STATES interest il works OF internal improve
caral The sixth permits the taxation OF mort
cages in the county where the property Is sit
rated ms tead of at the residence OF the owner
of the mortgage In Ohio and Pennsylvania
the people vote On the question whether con-
stitutionai convention shall be held Among the
changes sought 10 be obtained in a new constitu-
tior in the former state the election Of all state
officers once in Two years and the election Of
members of the legislature IL single legislative
districts instead of, as at present. by general
ticket in any county returning several members
Ohio will also vote on "a proposed amendments
enabling legislation taxing rights, privileges,
franchises and such other sat jcct matters as
the legislature may direct" ILls is giving the
legislature apparently unlimited power In taxa
ton. and would seem 10 be dangerous grant.
Massachusetts votes on pop osltlOH to require
a majority Tor a quorum Of each branch OF the
legislature. The purpose Is 10 avoid the danger
IF double legislature. aad the recent examples
of louisiana. Montana anu South Carolina are
deemed TO be sufficient warning to Massactu-
sets. Having pas=eC. two legislatures by nearly
a unanimous vote .here is 10 pOiItles III the
matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-02

isa zcod pan TO always keep ahead OF your nece.
sites That Is endeavcr Keeps our stock ''aboy
water" all the time. We never likely to DO ''out
of what you want--aEd what ought to have. Some
times 1t takes some Ser5nblingbut in the main W
ere successful l. there anything among the wASl
FABRICS yOn are likely 10 need soon. Our object il
ASKING Is 70 warn You artns; too inuch tielsy-fo
syecJatfes" axe slrurt-ived. and there is many
strung attraction in tlis department
It IS Simply astonishing the quantity o!
those INDIGO DYED PRINTS that wei have
sold We are just oIei.iiz our sixth recorder.
THIS time got hold % cases-fre
dho'iSaHd BarGs' They are IN spots. stripes
and figures. OF course. they are neat-but
the guarantee we give you and tie price is
where We ''ciInch" your favor for them.
They are BENGAL INDIGO-usually Sc.
for such quality Our price. G14c. yard
Night handy TO these PRINTS
some new Patterns in a. CHINTZES and
WINDSOR fOULAkDS-i24c. q yard.
NEw CONTAMINATION Checks
among them-Io and 1"1.c. yard.
SIMPSONS SILVER GEAYS and
MOURNING CALlCOES--and the MERRt-
MACK PURPLE and FANCY COCHECOS
are SC yard.
We have made a special selection Of sev-
eral patterns of So inch GODElJN TAPES
TRY. 30 cents yard is as cheap as IL can
be sold.
You will find our line Of CKEI ONNEs in
figured designs ripe FOR yetr aIpreca-
t!On II yOI are gong 10 Eilsier TAKE little
amateur uphols:.rin4." :f.-Inch-I24c a
yard 80 uch CrrtoEne in the Persian pat
teIus-2.c. yard
FIGURED PUKTIERE pLusH-douDie
warr-;;.Sc- yard.
COLoRED CANTON FLANNELS in
pieuty--a.I s..adss-I:.5.c. yard.
EDlNTON DOUBLE-fACED CANTON
PLUSu-GOld. Iizh: Blue. Brown, Ma
hogany and Garnet sIat.ss-oiiivrs beside
20c. yard DOUBLE WIDTH-,IUc q sd.
BLEACHED AND BROWN CANTON
FLANSLI.S- So to :;Oc d yard.
FANCY and PLAIN STRIPED BED
TlCklNti--any shade
You want TO lock particularly at our &c.
Ticking.
All widths of BLEACHED and BROWN
SHEETINGS.
BLEACHED and CNBIEACHED
DRll-I.S--in n variety Of qualities.
BLUE DENNIS. PLAID and STRIPED
SHlETlNG--and goods of that character
you viii find here from l.:I9,. 10 ,.Oc. yard.
Some Few SILkALINES are inst in-Our
price is los. a yard. TIE ro.ors and the de-
siSns are unique taking" You will want
Il ear or tw-.'
Don't hang back. These announcements chronicle
the facts Tor the irimeiats future. While
iikey to he 'clean sweI: in "a single day still. wheI
tie quaint of each Piece ANA pat is limited II don't
take IGary hours tU reduce the higLet piles Their,
il lots that don't tel you oi-cant-so IL pays ts
;asr irrn' through the store often possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-02

II the alliance should gather itself about
Henry George it would have tho advantage of
a strong central mind whose theories, whether
capable of practical application or not are
framed for no especial Glars, but with an honest
desire Tor The general happiness 0. humanity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-02

.
koLp PnAnM.cY
LEADERS OF THE LOWEST PRICES
1TE AND SITS. NV,

KoLB PmAnMAcY.
LEADERS OF THE LOWEST PRICES.
1TE AND SIS. NV,
We have oyerstock of the goods named IN this list
We want You to buy them. We want you TO cal
whenever We ohef such an opportunity. The price,
right, yes more than right; they will astonisi
you.
FOR MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY.
2oc Hand Mirrors only &c.
Goggles and Smoked Glasses Ito sell out. Sc.
Shaving Mugs below cost buy them
20c. wh.sk Broons down at SC.
Face Powders at &c. box
We think surplus stock will sell at this reduced
price. don't you:
swandowr Face Powder with a bottle of perfume,
at l0c.
Goth Brushes very cheap indeed, at pc.
pc. Infant Powder at lie.
Carbo.ic Acid. disinfectnz. quart bottles. for
this sale only :2:Sc.
SIC. Alcohol Stoves at 20c.
sponyes and Chanois. awfully cheap. good Sizes a.
10c.
1.c. Fine-tooth Combs, SC.
81 Dalmatian Insect Powder down to SIC per lib.
Insect Powder Guns at l0c.
Paying cards at lOc. large lot that is worth
more.
Chips to suit card players. bic
Wyeth's and al other kinds 81 Beef, Wine and Iron
at Coo. (Our latest reducrion)
Ii and re. key Chains with Rings at sc.
Doe. Boxes Zine Linen Writing Paper at DC.
2Jc. boxes Fine Writing Paper lac.
Each box contains twenty-four Sheets Paper and
twenty -four Envelopes.
Besides these special prices, which are good only on
days mentioned. you will ind all our prices very at
trxctive. Call and see
o
RUBBER GOODS DEPARTMENT
75c Family Syringes. three pipes -....... 4.c
81 p Family Syrin-es. three hard rubber pipes 1oc
~ ainily Syringes, hard rubber tubes and con-
nections-earh one guaranteed perfect or money
cheerfuly refunded. 99c
81. - ouutain Syrinyes .!-quart complete Il -
S2UO 3-qusrt. complete. 81 ~
Hot Water Bags. Rubber Bandases. Nursery Outfits,
Ice Bags and all sorts Of rubber appliances very cheap
s1c. Atomizers. bard rubber tube. only 49c.
Special Bargain.
KOLB PHARMACY,
LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES
1t 9TH AND L.
.
.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-02

Tomorrow closes the fighting. Al the con-
testaEts have had an open field. with plenty of
ammunition There has been no tagging in
the rear and the only thing TO be done is 10
wait for the smoke 10 clear away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-02

One Objectionable feature Of an election is
the musical Generalization that it represents.
IL is the period OF contest between the brass
band and the man with The big voice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-02
Dox,r BE DrLupED.

II you Gloves
Insist ON having the best. which
Are the FOSTER All genuine are marked
On the inside Of the wrists
With either WILLIAM" FOWLER" or 'Fos
TERINA."
They are not genuine
Foster Gloves il marked merely
'Iicensel under Foster patents"
Which refers to the hooks.
The Foster Hooks
Have become in lispensable
and are used By many makers
OF inferior Gloves
The genuine Foster Gloves
Are made of the best materials. in
The most skillful manner and
Are superior to all others
In appearance and ft.
We have Genuine Foster Kid Gloves
For 10th men and women.
The NJ ms Driving Gloves
Are strongest at the points of greatest strain
feature appreciated by all.
1t is most difficult
To make Gloves fit at the wrists.
The wrists of The Foster Gloves
AigaVs ut.
Secure the taultless Fitting Foster
}. c. HurcH,Ssos.
OLD STAND. 0O7 Pa. AVE.
NEW STORE. COR. T AND 18TH SITS. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-02
WV w { $'f + SdE Z Z H Hnh <
Wv WV - D. D Gel AAA i kK X.
g.. SSocc 90
aSs o o
ass ocS &c 90 p" - 80
Sil MARKET SPACE.

THIS WEEK. DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS ON SALE.
This WEEK. DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS ON SALE.
THIS WEEK. DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS On SALE.
THIS WEEK. DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS On SALE.
THIS WEEK, DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS ON SALE
THIS WEN, DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS On SALE.
THIS WELK. DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS on SALE
THIS WEEK, DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS ON SALE.
THIS DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS % SALE
THIS WEEk. DESIRABLE THRESHOLDS ON SALE
THIS WRA X. DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS ON SALE
his WEEK. bEsIRaBLE DRESS GOODS ON SALE
IhtswEEk, DE>IkABLE DRESS CO. DSoN SALE
THIS WEEK. DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS ON SALE
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fHlsWEEh. DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS ON SALE
THIS wEEh. DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS ON SALE
THlsWEtk. DESIkAELE DRESS GOODS ON SALE
THIS WEEK. DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS OK SALE
h,DESiRAHLE DRESS GOODS ON SALE
THIS wEkk. DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS on SALE
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THIS WEEK. DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS ON sAI z
HlswEEk, DEsfRABLE DRESS GOODS ON SALE
THIS WEEK. pESIRABLEpREsSo GOODS ON aALR
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-02

In excuse fo- the nOn-action of the Tennes-
see legislature in the matter of the convict
lease system il Is urged that such action as was
proposed would have been unconstitutional and
vlolative of contract Then why not steps
t9ken, looking to the future, after the present
contracts have expired, to amend the constitu-
ton OF the state? 1t is clear tina. the matter
did not appear in that light to all who were
sntitled to form an opinion on tho subject.
There were many in and out Of the legislature
who though, that there was full power under
the constitution to modify the laws SO as to
remove at least part Of the miners griey-
auce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-02

Many public man is wondering whether he
Is to regard the Impending excitement as some
thing in the nature Of wake.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-02
w. A. PIERCE 4 Co..
s19 Market Space.
Corner sth st.
SI.5O SILK PLusH FoR &c.

WHEN YOU READ THE ABOVE HALF
of the ENTIRE LOT will be SOLD So if you
want any at the above PRICE. orc. yard.
come early or You will be disappointed: it is
really 81. 30 plush and silk. Ny friend. il you
doubt IL you have but to look in our Market
Space window and see for yourself; or. better
yet. come inside and examine it. lay the yard
stick on it and see that IL is FULL "a inches
WIDE. Do you ask il the COLORS are
PRETTY! We think they are. Ali bright and
NEW sHADINGS. What heaps Of pretty
things you could make for HOLIDAY PRES
ENTS out of this handsome Plush, what
lovely drapings 1t would make. Here are some
of the colors:
L. Orange. Old Blue, Moss Green. Old Rose.
Pistache. Cardinal, Gendarine, L. Garnet.
Sapphire. Electric. Iceland Mahogany and
Golden Brown. Don't forget that this Plush
Is "a inches wide and tie price SIC. yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-02

Possibly the London Tsn.es thinks tina. some
Of the people who are prominent in l.. 5.
affairs are after the Chilean vote in this
country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-02

Campbell and Mckinney haven't had much
to say about the worlds fair, but they have
nevertheless taken u great deal of interest In
Columbus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-02
LANsBuRGu & BRo.

A<ANoBlhNh IA DRO.
SoNNrrrE CoRsEr-rb.,.,...,m.r.
lean made Corset produced by the
G. L. manufacturers under their
immediate supervision. grace
full curve at the waist and long
waist are especial features Price
from a5c.to g.. Itwould be wellto
remember that freely 0udraa-
tee this make Of Corset in any OF
their grades II not correct in
every particular We will refund
your money.
We are also Washington agents
for the
Her Majesty corsets.
C. p. Corssts.
r. ID. corsets.
Thomp-ons Corsets.
4. and @. Corsets,
Warmers Corsets
In each Of which carry their
full quota styles. We can 1T any
lazy unless she lie deforrned. We
have thoroughly competent sales
ladies who Will Of Corsets to you
OLoyEs.-would it not be wise to select
your Gloves when selecting your
dress materials. You know that
we have all those shades of Gloves
now worn and in the latest euts.
Here ars few special values:
Ladies' 4-button Real Kid
Gloves in all shades at .sac
Ladies' SHOOK Poster ia Glaze
and Suede at sl. sl-J0. Ella
e..
Ladies' Suede Mosquetaires a
81. sLa5. sL5o. sLsa
Ladies' Best Quality Biarritz a
81.
Children's Real Kid Gloves 10
button and Foster hook at OIL.
Mems Real Kid Gloves for 81.
sl.50. e..
Mems Driving Gloves for q.
We are selling
BURSErs TRIPLE EXTRACT
In their special odors. such -
Jasmine,
Sweet Briar.
Heliotrope.
Wood klClet,
FOR IL CTS PER OUNCE.
Others price .5 and Is cts
MAJ Order Department This has proven Of infin
advantage To out-of Tor
People Any correspoI
will receive innIedi.
replies. and. as we can se
goods to any part Of Z
United States or Canada. y
can reach Us and We c
reach you.
We are the Sole Agents for the
District
For the STANDARD FASHION
co.'s PATTERNS.
These are now in use by the
most Fashionable Modistes
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EEss ! I'd i i I os ss Ill
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....sa BBs RI 49, --
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-02

The Washington minister who advises young
men to 80 into politics not profession. bat
as a matter of patriotism furnishes material
for good deal of earnest thought The in
junction is too frequently. Keep out of poll
tics; its influence is demo-alizing, and it will
interfere with your prosperity" Ii this view
were generally adopted the result would be an
abandonment of the country's interests to
purely selfish workers. There is no greater
snobbery than an affected indifference to the
agitation of public questions that are inciden:
TO a campaign A real indifference is evidence
Of narrow minded. unpatriotic Incidence. The
only way in which politics can be maintained
on high standard Is to keep it under the in
fuenee of the best minds and the bes; primer
pies Advice to young man to shun politics
entirely is encouragement in desertioa of duty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-02

Uncle Sam will not let Uncle Sans note OF
warning to Chile 90 70 protest.