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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-28

In framing street railway bill which
shall be as model the District Commits
sioners appear to have done we'll Hitherto
oil such bills have been drawn I'D by in
genious Spectators and when many of
them became laws It. too late, was dis
covered that the peoples interests were
uncared for and that public rights were
frequently disregarded by the newly-made
and dlsinsenuous statutes. The model has
been carefully constructed and will, saws
the Districts attorney. hold all the water
II was built to carry. Some of the more
important features of the model were
sketched in The Star yesterday: they de-
serve commentator. 1t has been provided
IN this legislative lay-hgure that where a
railroad proposes to run along a street that
Is narrow. and should be widened before IL
can be used, one-haf the expenses Incl
dent TO such widening shall be borne by
the railroad company. That is a lust pro-
Ssso and So is the one compelling any rail-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-28
The Fatal Photograph.

He took a snapshot picture Of a maiden
fair to see;
She gazed and spoke; and all his hopes
fell fiat.
Go hence" she said; "the future holds no
ties for you and me;
Since you really seem to think I look like
THAT"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-28
The Coal Man.

In winters frosty atmosphere,
Against the scales he leans;
Untiringly, his place is there.
Discussing weighs and means.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-28

In securing the services of Mr.. Marshall
cushing as business manager the Evening
News has done well. Mr.. Cushing has
ABUNDANT energy, tempered with good judg-
ment and made more than ordinarily valu-
able by long experience in all branches of
the newspaper profession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-28
Mischief for Idle Hands,

Il am afraid there will be great many
people out Of work this winter" said the
philanthropist.
Yes" answered the editor as gloom swept
over his face, and every one Of them will
undertake to write poetry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-28
That Shattered Conxersatton.

Henry" said Mrs. Binkins, do you think
this will be a hard winter"
"Of course, it is replied Mr.. Binkins;
freezing makes even the water hard"
And Mrs. Binkins silently pondered on
what nice thing it is to have a smart man
for husband.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-28

Locally there Is discussion as to how
tne putting of coal on the free list by
tns wilson bill will affect the canal and
smppins business; but the only way to solve
the problem is to wait and see
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-28

There will undoubtedly be some moral
courage demanded from Congressman when
it comes to asserting their convictions on
items of the tariff bill In many cases the
alternative seems to be sacrifice of princi-
pies or a sacrifice of constituents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-28
SHOOTING STARS.

This life." said the man who stood on
the cellar stair with a coal bucket in his
hand, would be one succession of sweet
surprises If coal only came up as easily as
the price does"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-28
Royal COntemDf,

Come hither.' said Queen Liliu-etc
What does your majesty desre?'
Have you any of those mean editorials
printed by the United States newspapers
about me?"
Yes"
Bring them hither; 1 am told that thew
will make my hair curl"
so am l, your majesty"
Il will see that the prophecy is fulfilled
Will use them for curl-papers"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-28

Tnere Is much doubt expressed az to
whether Congress will have things in shape
Tor this country to swear OF on protection
by New Years day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-28
Honesty.

$50 you want employment in my store?"
Yes, SIR replied the young man.
do you keep books?"
Il never borrow them"
And the merchant hired him on the
strength of his honesty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-28

1t is the juice in the sugar cane rather
than the proverbial milk in the cocoanut
that is the object of research in Hawaii.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-28
Editor.

OIn order to avoid delays, on ac-
count of personal absence. letters to
THE STAR should not be addressed to
any Individual connected with the Of
hce. but simply to THE STAR, or to
the Editorial or Business Department,
according to tenor purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-28

The State Department would appear to
nave ambitions of rivaiiing Mr.. Van Allen
In the matter Of exclusiveness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-28

Mr. Roosevelt desires 1T understood that
his middle initial stands for Roosevelt"
not Resignation"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-28

We'll" said the physician to the surgeon.
with turkey and foot bali, We are both
likely to have very lively Thanksgiving"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-28
BON rHarChe.
Crowded
Again!
Eager Buyers
Thromg the
Store.
Money Saving
''Barga
Plentiful.
Big purchases for cash
enable them to sell lower
than amy other firm.
Shop Wednesday, AS their
store will be closed all day
Thursday.

1t was with difficulty that many patrons got
waited upon at the Bon Marche today, the occa-
sion OF another one Of the gigantic special sales
for which this enterprsiDg house is rapidly be-
coming famous. They said to be Offering
greater bargains than during their first sale.
II you are down town tomorrow you should not
fail to drop in and look at the attractive bar
gains. Below is list of few Of them, clipped
from last evenings Star:
4S, 6S, 20 and Csc. Felt Hats. lie.
10 ard l2c. Ribbon. and IA in. wide. ....... &c
10 and Zoe. Silk Ribbon, l, " and 2 in. wide. Sc.
csc. Buncbes silk and Velvet Roses. 29c.
5oc Bunches Ostrich Tips in bunch. ........ .27c
Toe. lunches Imported Violets, gross in each
bunch ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0c.
5oe. Ai-siik Bengnine Ribbon, fashionable
shtdes .-........ .......--............ sic.
30, 80 and 3Sc. Tuxedo Yelling ............. I5c.
Doe. 22n. China Silks, art shades. .4Ic
81 4-but. Kid Gloves. tans, browns grays. .57c.
$3.50 4-but English Walking Gloves ........ .95c.
29c. Ladies' Fancy Boot pattern Hose. double
heel ard toe. .........1Sc. pair, pairs for SOC.
2oc Cbidren's Warranted Fast Black Ribbed
Hose ........................1 lee.
1sc. Mems Half Hose tans and brown. DC.
IS and 35c. Pearl Buttons. lsc doz
0Oc Pearl Buttons. 25c. doz
Toe. and 81 Pearl Buttons. .............4s c. doz
81 % and $3.50 Pearl Buttons. .75c. doz
These are in various sizes. in white. shaded and
smoked.
75e. Fancy Covered Down Pillows .47c.
Soc. Fancy Covered Down Pillows ......... 69c
$40 and $3.50 Ladies' Beaver Cloth Coats. S11 13
Csc. Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests ........ bic
CSC. Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Combination Suits .69c
BIC. Chidren's Shirts Drawers and Pants. 29c
81 Ladies' Striped Flannelette Wrappers. 8. CSC
19c. Ladies' Pure Linen Hemstitched Hdkfs &c
30. 80 ard 4se. Ladies' White Emb. Hdkfs. .I9c
-, 80 and 4Sc Jap. Silk Scalloped Erb Hdkfs. 19c
2oe Dressed Infants Dolls Northumberland
81 and Sl.25 Dressed Dolls ............6 sc
si..o and $50 Kid Body Bisque Head
poils, 10 H. hlgh Toe.
$50. Head Rests. DC
45c. Head Rests Observation-Disclosures. 29c
6oe. Head Rests NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3ec
For the benefit n strangers We add that the
Bon Marche is located at 3l4 and 3l6 9TH st
large double store. The rroprietors the Mayer
Brothers, TO be congratu led upon the mar
velous growth Of their business. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-28
The Palais Royal,
6 AND ELEVENTH STREETS
Closed ON Thursday.

THANKSGIVING DAY Is THE NAME npLrEs-THE
CLERKS WILL BE THANKFUL HOLIDAY.
PRIEroR HAS OCCASION THANKFUL VENTURE
HAS PROVED so GREAT A sUccEss-AND HAVE
NOT YOU REASON THANKFUL THAT YOU HAVE
SUCH SHOPPING PLACE
shopping
be
US by calling after breakfasts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-28

DPants TO match at same price. Splen-
did suit Of WINTER UNDERWEAR for 81
CTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-28
Thanksgiving Day Needs.

Umbrella Those
the turkey
baed Sheffield
a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-28
Shoes Boston Women Wear.

f. en known in Boston | the
quality Il
Boston
Banarfs of
t.eather
o the Russia Butchers
Kid Butchers, Leaf her
70 the correct lex Oyeca
el
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-28

For the benefit n strangers We add that the
Bon Marche is located at 3l4 and 316 9TH ST..
large double store. The rropretors the Mayer
Brothers, are to be congratulated upon the mar
velous growth Of their business If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-28

Ladies' Underwear.
Real Maco Jersey fitting Ribbed Vests,
silk finish, with high necks and long sleeves,
worth 63 cts, for
Al Cts. Each.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-03-02
Tlrurluuo tttS Die Filher
frapr.

Yer ylew DOrtt .Seralo" uer0fient
lidt eiu HunoiDreiben, oas Der Dor
liBer oes oemofratiiben Hationaifomis
tes, tbatid6lid aber i'm 4nitrage Gle.
uelanos auSselbidt bat, nm iiber Die
Steluus Der neusn aOnsrebmitslieber
,ur Silberirage Nusfnnft Su erbalteu.
3as 8Gnoi9reiben 1T nur on 9emoira'
ten seridtet. bic in Der SinanSirase aui
Glepelano's Steite iteben. Gs ipire
oarin beruorSeboben, oaB bel benz nsu'
li6en 8eiidd. bic Bill gum @ioerrui
bes Sbcrmau'@tiebes i'm Sauie auf5u.
nebnisn, IA oemoiratilbe Ritglieber
bic audi i'm n61ltsn 9onsreb er,p6bli
iinb, nibt mitseitimmt baben, nno baf
rs neue oemotratii1e Witslieber barn
liben iperoen. TaS mabt 90 Mitslie'
Der, bic bisber ibsr bic 5rase Der Gin
ltelluns Der Silbertdufe nod ni6t &C.
Itimmt baben. Mie pieie epentuell thinner
msroen, m0dte Serr Qlepelano nun
ausiinben. Gs beiBt oaB pon Der n
erlanseneen glusflmit bic Beruiune cine,
Grtraiibnns abbdnsen uirb.
Inter benen. iiber iueld)e man Mus
imnit wiinidt, beiiuret iib aud 5pre
! der Crisp.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-03-02
pas nrur O. binrt 30 uollJfiinnip, II

2otewooo, %. s., %. Tebr. Seutt
Abenb ertldrte Gleuelnno, bnB iebt lelr
Cabinet oOllIt6nois lei. uno SuGr iej
Der Yplteu bts Setret6rs oes Wurrnea
lueiens nit 6,larp u. Serbert BON Nla'
bomn uno Der oes Nttornep General
nit Siidnro Slnep beiest iuoroen.
Die Grnsnnun9 Slrep's 1T cine pUlliac
lleberrniduns, ba lem &ame gar nidt
in 0erbinoun9 nit benz Cabinet 9e'
uanni luprben mar.
Die 3uinmmenieBuna bes Cabinets
III fOleenoe; Malter :. @reibom, bon
Snoiand, Stnatsiefretdr; Spbn @.
Carlisle, p0n 8enoudp, Shabomtsiefre'
idr; 9aniel g. 2amOnt, bon Nsiu YOri,
Sstret1r Der Mnrlne; 0oie Smiib, BON
@errgla, SetretGr oes Snuern; Z.
sterlina Wlortsn. pOn 0eblasta, 9nnos
mirtbihaits SetretGr; @ilion g. Sn'
iea. pou Relu Nort, @euernl YOitmcis
tier; 8i6orb Slnsp non Wnii6uletts,
@enernl glupnlt.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-03-02
ben 5rnuen Sas Sfim m
re d. ( b.i g % lDa en-

siebt 8epubl!tunlidc 3stuuaen iddm
ten iih oeiieu 10. ooB ie ansppiaunten,
es icl oues EN- WtlBpcrhdnonib, einiae
Mlt0lichcr bdIten Die &orlo9e nltt
rihti9 ueritnuoen uno se9Idabt, es
banole lid MIR um oas Stlmmrett Der
Trduen bel S6ulluableu.
Bic Sia sln9 pom Senat ans Sans.
Sept uerlnnste lie criterer iuriid, unseb'
lid bnmit er ieiuen Srrtbnm berihii9eli
fonne. llno mas ioletc? Ter Senat
itimmte NIT 81 aegen IL Stimnen ge'
gen @ioerrui Der Bia. llnn es 1T Die
nllerbeite glnsiid)t uorhduoen, ons oos
0nus oieielbe audi paIliren miro.
y9as Rbrisens uUn Der ndhiten St
oislntur ~ eriparten lit. ,uenn III Der
ielben mleoer Gle HarteiperbGltniie
mie in Ger jebi9sn iein lolitel, iteIlt cine
upm Senator Snsram elnsebra6te
tlelne Sia i'll Nusliht; fieielbe iiebt
ndmlid Die Nuibebun9 oes Sabeas Cor.
pus '&efteS III 5dlleu upn serihtll6er
8eriOlsun9 inter bent TrObibitionsse=
ieB Dor. Dieie Bill iOllte ben gSeg iiir
elne burb Die nddite 9egislaiu, 81 pal,
iireuce ebnen, iuelde Gle Giuils geb0roen
in iolden @esenoen auibeben wiiroe,
100 oas GrobibitiouseeieB nidt burdse
liihrt piro init anberu @urten: iol6c
@e9enoen piirocn inter q riegs9 e
I e 3 seitellt weroen. Nette glusiibten
Der @ouuerneur bat lowet 81 Bills
unterSeihnet; mir perben ani Die mid
tisern, iniopeit wlr lie nod nidt an
fiihrteu, ipdter einseheno Suriidfommen
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-03-02

ufbrr ole BerOrbnnr9sn, ipelHe
oas SunccslhnBnmt in 8ulsiebnug otr
lbnl ourd) ods nene Gualant1ne @eIeB
iibcrtra9encn Sblirseubeiten erlaiien
miro. eriGbrt Ian 6ol9enoes: %On Der
81 Il tiHbruus elmer mebrtdylaen Guarnn.
tGnc Der glusmanoerer I'M Nbinbrbaien
miro porlduiis Gbitauo aenommen
IS iClien leoigli6 Die Wannid,ait ,ioiuie
ullc Edlldsisre aajiiien: ipie Siuliden
ocds Iniia3icre) miuceitens pier Stun
oen Dor glbinbrt bee S9iiies BON einem
2lrj;s lnieriudt iperpeH, Der entipensr
Dom S6aBamts Sefretdr biniibetgeianot
uocr unler ieiner 2uitimmung BON cem
betrcfienoFn apiulbeamtsn ernanut lper.
ocn lpll Der namlihe Sanlidtsbeamte
1T srba!tcu, idmmtli6e nui ons SfIff
9ebrndlten Nabrurss smlttel, ioiuIe no
meutld bas 3rinfpalier, ssnau 81 IN
terind>en unb muB oarilber mie iiber Die
llnierlrd)un9 Ter Yaliasiere H. l. 10
cine Seld)elnisnns ausitslleu. gacnn
ons Sd)lIi 9umpen als 6rnht iilhrt. 10
miilicn oicie Dor Der glbiabrt unter Nui
liht oeS SanitGtsbeamten nah Den yer
Staoten giltieen @orihriiten oesinii,irt
werocn. Sonitiee 6rahtaiiter iinp
oieiem ErOjeB nift untermorien. 5iir
Die Sdbrt bleiben bic sesenwdrtisen Ye
ltlnmunacn. paB je nah Der @rOBe bes
Shiiics, ein Ooer Sipei 9lerjte Die gluf
iidt iilhrcn iOllen, in Strait. g9as bic
GunrnnlGue &esulaticnen iilr beige
!6Gien cabetrifft, 10 beabiidtist bas
SdaBamt oanit gu iparten,
bis ME Seridte Der Snnitdts
BORDEN aus ben ueri6ieoenen Sdisu,
welde man einseforbert bat. idmmtllh
einselauien iein wero(n. 7ie bebuis
Iusarbeituns Der 6eaulatlonen ~ sr.
nennenoe Sunoes' Gommiilipn iuirb ais.
oann iber bas, mas moth tot. Gin beiie
res llrtbeil baben.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-03-02

Ter iinanSielle SanferOtt Der 8ca,
oiuo @ilenbabn beoeutet Den 3ulammen
brud oeS bcrilhti9ten 9ruit Der Sart.
fohleu. Bahuen; Die 8nnpe oapon miro
oemna6 bel Der Waile oes Publifums
oas @s9entheil uon Beoauern eripeden.
BE Yeiriebisms wlroe nod sr0Ber
iein. iueun niht, ,uie seipDbnlid in iOl.
ben 5dllen. oas bereinsebroheue Straf-
aeriht Sumeiit llnibulbige treiien iuiirbe.
Ms Dor Sabresiriit Der 3rult sesriin'
bet ipuroe, Der aller aoufnrenS i'm Der.
trieb Der pennipluauiiden 6artfoble eiil
Gnee matte uuo betbeilistsn Babnen
Selesenbeit CAB, onrh beliebises S6ber.
ihraubsn Der Yreiie WfiIlionen iiber
Willicnen aus benz Hubliflim berauss
,uihinbeu, ea pirfte oas lelbltueritdno'
li1 aud ani ben Yreis ibrer Mftlen.
Beionosrs Sieaoins glttien, bic
porber ioSulasen betteln aesauscn,
lpuroeu nit einem Wale seludte 8api.
talanlase. 60 raid uno 10 bod itiss
ibr8urs, baB ibr Wtartt,pertb in turser
Belt nm 0usenbe Wlillionen iih Der.
sroBerte. Gle itiesen bamal, iait ID
raid. iuie lie iest seiallen limb. 100 ieil
benz l. b. M. ibr @ertb (naf ben,
Warfipre,s berehnet) nm $34. 900 00C
iid perrinsert bat. Gas III Der Der
iuit Derer Die .binseu blieben." Mar
fam oarnad ermeiien. mas Die r,5n'
iiosrS", Die eisentliden Bladder bei
1ruif, bic Ten arah porausseieben mi
pielleidt sar abiidtlid berbeissiiibrt
bel reht5eitisem eosidlasen Der yapie
re seuOnuen baben, Die 'ie uOrber fir eli
J Spotlight eriporben baiten. llnb BIZ
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-03-02

Snt Spiel Inn Die Goutrple oes
Sunotsiennts limb bic 3emOtrnten nod
ME Dor uom Slid besiui igt. Sn 80
ming. no Die Hepubltnner Die Ntebr
belt bdtten. babeu lih oieIelben auI ets
usn @auoIoaten nitt einieen tounea,
Die 9e9islotur bat ih uerta9t. uno Die
Bel i,Bung DER 8atanS idllt bemund on
ben @oAperneur, Der als 9emotrat ma.
tiirlit encn 9emOtraten ernenneu luiro.
Sn RorO 0dtota mar ons llebergepIht
DER &epgbIltuner, oes9leid,en aber uud
bre llueiu,sieit, nod arOBer ais III
IpOmiug. Na6 iehSismnli9er Der.
seblid)rr Ibiiinmuns 1T iflieblih cine
glnSnbI republifuHiiher Ntlt9lieoer Su
Den pTc n9ten 9sniotroten unb YUpu
liitcn iibcr9anaen. une hdt ouburt tie
GupGbIpuB ces oempt,aiiiten &anoi
batter, cGi Sen lestere iih 9eeinl9t. 81
Stoucc othrnht. Ter oemotr" iiihen
Yartcl IL 9nmlt nir Die am ). NtGri
btlingrnSr aouare6periooe bic @ontrplc
brS RunocFleuats 9eIibert,
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-03-02
Am aabre 1886. als nit ben slL.

Sm Sabre 1886, als nit ben SlI.
b'rIGufen Der Der. Staaten begonaeu
>purbe, bot her @olopurratb bes 2anoes
{ NiinSc uno Sullion) s213,000,O00
betrngeu, Seute, nad,oem mir Onrd)
Die StIbertduie faIt s5OO,O0O.0O0 Den
llmlouismielu oes qanoes blnSu9eiiist,
belGuit iib Der YOrrdtb an @OlbeelO
Occr @elosolo uui runo s600,OC0,000.
SO bat ,ods Silbcr ooa @Olo aus oem
9nno oetrieben."
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-03-02
Mitbea ao.oatota, sommeritas, oem 2. @ars 1898.

iis-Oenn oaraui 1T es uermutbli6 ab.
9eieben -bebuis 8leoerboluns oes nlten
Ooer ausiibruus siues nsuen S6ptn'
osls, nun pieoer fir eiu SpOttSeIo er.
lperben t6nneu.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-03-02
iotol sSi4,073 $745 ,8l3

Sotoi 1914 ,O73 S745 ,6i3
Mnu merte, onb Die Beluilli9ung iiir
Ole Ge9islaturloIteu oesbalb biesmal
I'M 1851 tleiner III ais pOr 5lpti Sab
reu. lueIl Die gegislatnr nm ca. eln
&,rlcl peiulSer Ntit9lIccer hat
RelubmiiiiOu
lhieu por abt lo9eu uene Sebenstrait
~ betpmmen. Glne Nrt ,local lp.
tipn" Slu uuros pom 9empereujconite
einberlttet uno swnr pou Der Meb:heit
oes 9omites 9ilnitig. Glelen 9iinlti
0en NtcbrbeitSberidt aniurebmen
itlmmte oas 0nns nit ~ 9e9en 40
Stimmen. 9ie Bill tonute aber nItt
iur gtbitinmuus gclou9en, trosoem be
ReiubmIllioniteu 9ug iilr lng upn se9
Wrli6cr Selte 3uSuS crbleltcu, oa snr
?lnlnubme Der SiIl Sluel Grlttel rer
Stimaitn eriOrbsrIi6 waren; bnI gilt.
;ti9ltc StnmclptrbGltnlB luar aber
blOB &c (8eiub. } se9cu 81 (1robIb. }.
3ie IrobibtUnilteu bubeu jeyt gum
5ilibultlreu ibre 3niludt 9cnpmmen.
9ieie tdppiiden Juhteleien fonntcn
eiusm iait slaubtn MAIDEN. bieie 2e9is
latur iet uibt 10 walierihdtis wie es
anianas idieu; bod. abscieben oauon,
caB Die uUrseihlasene .Gccal Option.
Sill Taft ebeuio itled)t 1T wie Yrobibi
tiOr, bar Der Seuat ihun seSei9t uno
ieiuerieits oaiir seiOrst, ooB Die fleiusn
@rsdnitiannsen Der SilI nidt snr slus
iiibruu9 tommsu lpllen. Der Senat
paliirte ndmlih cine Bill, ipeldJe
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-03-02
l0cilmmg Der Smmgemi1,pinoin6t

9urd Die Gntoeduns YrOeur u. aOds su einsebeloe=
rem Stnbum Der 2ebre Der 2unsendwinoiut anserst
9aubte f ebod Die 20uns Der 5ra9e ndt wie beer uo|
leiue 9lnbanser au anatomidem eebe 81 inben onbern
besann mene 5Oriunsen nit Der einun9 oes tertbnms
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he thought was simply that personal or
individual liberty was nothing AT all
compared to the national liberty; said
that he had begun life as Il bootblack In
Minneapolis, had BACKED Tom LOwry's
boots lots of times. Had made con-
tract once with Lowry tn black his boots
for 30 cents per week, seven shines,
but after while Tom wanted him 10
give seven shines for % cents, aud he
struck. He drew a graphic picture of
the difference between the liberty en-
ioyed by the employees of the postal serv-
ice and the street car men, and OF the
dignity that seemed to. cling to govern
ment employees; told of man who quar-
relied with poStman because he would
not go to the back door to deliver the
mail. He complained TO the poStotfice,
and was informed that the United States
were not doing Il back-doOr business.
The speech was greeted with applause.
The programme was opened and closed
ny a piano solo by Miss Weatherbre.
Prof. Yerkes and Miss White played
some charming duets on violin and
piano. The discussion next week will
Ue led by w. ii. Williams.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-07
MUNICIPAL INDUSTRIES.
Peoples Lyceum Diversified by an
Unknown Young Man.

Peoples Lyceum Diversified by an
Unknown Young Man.
The regular weekly session of the
Peoples Church lyceum was held in the
lecture room of the church last night,
the question for the evening being
Municipal Industries; Shall They Be
Controlled by the City?" Prof. Pike,
who read the paper for the evening,
stated the question in the most impartial
manner and made these points in the
ALTERNATIVES: Unity, economy, preYenta-
ton of undue competition. The disad-
vantages were maladministration and
corruption. In his statement of the
question, fair as it was, Prof. Pike
plainly inclined TO the opinion that the
city should assume control: of the street
car lines, the water works and other
industries that are now semi-municipal.
The discussion was led by w. II. Will
Jams. and l.. A. Straight, followed by
others, and closed by Prof. Pike.
The most interesting incident of the
evening was speech by all unknown
young man, who said that he had come
to hear the discussion to learn some
thing. He seemed to think that those
who had spoken dId not grasp the full
meaning Of the present situation, which
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-07

SILK LEADERS.
One hundred and twenty
pieces of genuine Japanese
Printed Silks, printed in
Lyons, France; black and
colored grounds, with dainty
white and colored figures,
IS Cents
a yard. These are without a
doubt the best Silk values
inthe state.
A new lot of about fifty
pieces was yesterday added
to. our stock of Cheney
Brothers. India Silks. We
sell them for
rs Cents
a yard. All other merchants
in this country sell them
for 81.
There are many grades of
Japanese Silks. "Habutai"
is the best quality, then
comes Kai Ki.
In Wash Silks we carry
only s'Habutais" the best
grade. The styles this
season, both in white and
colored grounds, are beau
tiful.
Plain white "Habutai"
Wash Silks as follows: