Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-25
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The Saturday ssar LesAs sAs Prsssssssa snd
WIN Continue Its Good Wsrk
II any one has the slightest doubt sbout shs
excellence Of tomorrow's si1s>en-pags szAs I'll
he or she has to do to dispel il II 10 recall the
fact that in no instance has the Saturday STAB
fallen short Of the customary advance notice
made on Friday afternoon. TIE srAn b above
ell things honest with its 2atrons, and great
pride is taken in preparing for them IN enter
best character obtainabls. The Saturday Issue
is not excelled by any journal in the country.
1t can also be confidently stated that tomor.
rows paper will be just as attractive - II pre-.
decessors This prediction viii ssvsriAed 70
morrow afternoon when thousands and thou
sands of STARS will be scattered broadcast over
the city with remarkable rapidity. II you do
not realize how generally the STAB penetrates
to the home circles Of Washington people Just
watch the delivery boy on your block and see
how few doors he misses. The following are
few Of the special articles which will be appre-
ciated by the lovers Of Rrst-class reading mat
ter:
THE NOTED FINANCIER Qlustrated).
A visit to Senator John Sherman in his Ohio
home. BYE. G. Carpenter.
OUR SONG BIRDS Qllustrated).
Feathered warblers to be found in the woods
of the District.
WHEELING ABROAD Uustrated).
Washington bicyclists ON their European
wanderings.
FOR STREET AND HOUSE Qllustratsd).
The lutest styles in costumes for fashionable
ladies.
ToTEMs AND EMBIEMs (nlustratsd).
Traditions and legends illustrated BY carved
columns.
ROADSIDE SKETCHES Qllustrated).
A tramp to Brightwood, Silver Spring and
Takoma.
UP THE SHENANDOAH.
An ir 'cresting trip from Harper's Ferry to
White Sulphur.
ABOUT HANDWRITING.
How the President signs his name 70 official
documents.
MORE NEW SILVER NOTES.
Allabout the entirely new series of silver GER
tifcates to be issued soon.
A TALE OF TWO MISERs.
An entertaining story written for TEE EVEN
ING STAR by Edgar Fawcett.
BATTLE OF THE RIFLES.
The weapons used in the recent contest ct
Creedmoor and why we were defeated.
SHERMAN ON POLITICS.
What the distinguished Senator has to say on
the issues Of the day.
RELICS FOR THE FAIR.
Objects Of historic interest collected by
worlds fair commissioner.
CHILEAN INDIANS.
Camping with the savage Araucanians in the
mountains. By Fannie B. Ward.
THEY LIVE IN THE DARK.
Creatures of tho caverns with no eyes and
no use for light.
ATTRACTIVE HOMES.
Recent novelties for interior decorations.
PRODUCTS OF BRAZIL.
The most wonderfully fertile area to be found
on earth.
HOW TO EAT PROPERLY.
Mastication and water Il ready cure for in
somnia.
HISTORIC MANSIONS.
Interesting memories which cluster around
Gen. Beale's house. BY John F. Coyle.
NEWS FROM THE CHESS WORLD.
-Four interesting problems. A fine game at
the home club.
MATTERS THEATRICAL.
Interesting gossip about stage people and
their ways.
NEW YORK NOTES.
The wonderful growth of the metropolis, and
other matters. By The STARS special cor
respondent.
REAL ESTATE GOSSIP.
What is going on among the builders at the
capital
NATIONAL GUARD NOTES.
Matters of interest from headquarters and
armories.