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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-22
9as %cr1crfef 1T &airo.

Cine Der srDbten Teitli4teiten in
Rairo lit bas foeenannte rper1erfef,"
bas am 5ebnten Sage oes arabH4en
Monats Mobarrem i%tattfinbet. Mtt
benz Mobarrem, be1en erite 5ebn Saz
&c beilis gebalten perben, beginnt
6as mobameoanii@e Sabr. OILS elm
gang beionbers GROCER Geiertag tpirb
Der 10. Mobarrem betra4tet, on benz
na9 ismalitii9er &laubenslebre
Mbam unb @pa na9 ibrer 8ertreiz
bung aug benz paraoieie gum eriten
Male tpieber aui ammengetomme1 fein
1ouen unb Moab feline Mr@e perlaHen
baben ion. Dte 9auptbebedung bic
les Sages fir bic S4iiten, jene mo-
bamebanii9e @ette, nelder bic perz
fer angebDren, liegt inbefen BARN,
bab ber Sabrestag oer @4la4t BET
&erbela, in Der 9uKein, Elm @ntel
bes Yropbeten, ieinen Sob faab,
ebenfaus a4f ben 10. Mobarrem fdnt.
Sine grobe MoIdee lit in &airo benz
Mnbenten ber beiben 8riiber 9uNein
unb !9aKan getpeibt. Dieie Moi4ee
lit Der ~@eriammlungsort fir bic
aablrei@en @ldubigen - perier, =
bic an Der Geier bes 10. Mobarrem
tbeilnebmen. sic perrt9ten bier III
re Mnba@tsibunsen unb beseben ii4
bann na9 9untelperben in feierltz
dem @uf5use burd bic Straben bes
arabii9en 8iertels na& Der {ogez
nannter perierzMoi&ee. Dem 3uge
porar 19reiten einise &naben nit
6adeln. 8a%nnentrdger unb Roranz
finger, tpel4e ii4 gu tbrem eint1niz
gen Sine1ang i'm Satt nit ber fla
4en t9anb auf bic 8rut i@lagen,
{dlieBen Ii9 ibnen an. Mebrere
ipeibgetleibete &naben' fol9en, bon
benen 3pei, auf bunt aufge5dumten
pferben iiBenb, bic 8riiber 9uhein
unb 9aKon borite1en 1ollen. @eii4t
unb &leiber M1er triefen BON 8lut.
Man bat linen tur5e, breite barr
idarfe S9perter in bic 9anb gege<
Ben, NIT Oenen iie ii& beitdnotg an bic
@tirn i9lagen, 10 bab ibnen bas
@lut 1trompeil e iiber bic @erpdnoer
rinnt. @iner pon i6nen mag ii& bic
Mber geDFnet baben, oenn man bat
ibm bic Stirn perbunoen. Nber trob<
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-22
Scjtcrrci6.

Wien. Ser Poli5eiagent 8obef,
lpel9er Dor einisen Woten i'm @rena@
prte Nuiben perbaftet pprben 1T,
purbe in Yraempfl Der @pionage gu.
@uniten Rublanos 14ulbig betannt
unb gu bier Sabren i4tperen &erters'
perutbetlt.
Spbann @trauB lit in S14l elmer
@efubr e%ntrpnnen. Mdbreno er nit
1einem 2ibretti1ten @uitup Dapis'
gemein1am Bel Der Mrbeit LAB, lab
bieIer pl0Bli9 iiber benz 9aupte
'StrauB' beue Glammen emporlooerr1.
Ser Sent terborbans, Dor tpelbem
Straub iab, mar = tpabri4einlt@
bur9 einen Giearrenfunten in
8ranb seratbsn. Dubis entfernte
ben ni4t tpenig geangitigten Mei{ter
aus bsr gefdbrlid)en NGbe bes bren~
nenben @orbanees, rib oieien berdb,
5~ertrat bic Slammen unb erittdte bns
6euer 14ne1itens.
&prneuburg. 5ran3 Wonbz
ra19et aug &allaborf Der bort am
beiligen Mbenb ,. 5. unterm. Weib=
na4tsbaum bic 8jdbrise Ratbarina
pumperl unb bic Magb Marie Mo@
furta ermorbet bate, 1T bingertdtet~
'@r 1tarb reuig aber feige.
@rag. Sic Stabtgemeinoe bat
ber ;bDbmH9em 2anbesbant gegen
elm Mnleben BON 3tpei MiQionen Sui
n'n bic Soientnfel init ibren Sim
funften b%erpfdnbet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-22

- Cine eepaltige 5euersbrunf
in ben 9ol3bDfen bon @tiQmgs,
@bitnep e Barnes in 8 abens~
81. g., fat IL MtQiDnen
TuB 8aubola i'm Wertbe bon $500
900 5erit0rt. Cine 3eit lang i@tpeb~
ten Der grobe @etreibez @leDator Der
gentral=8abn BON 8ermont nnb
mebrere groBe Tabritanlagen emit
lib in @efabr.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-22
@a0 crbNnoen

Berlin, 18. Dug. Gin 9esez
gramm BON @miinben melbet, bab bic:
8efur9tung borbanoen, bab bic g.;
&Dnigtn Marie bon 9annpber, bic
Ml1tter bes !9eraogs BON @un1ber=
lamb, p01ig erblinben pirb. 0as redJ=
tie Muse 1T bereits fedig unb nndr1
9laubt, bab iol@e 6leden fld auf
benz linfen Nuge ebenfa1s einteuen
tperben. Dte Gr=RDnigin 1T iebr be-
ltebt unb ibr @4idial erregt bel Be-
bduern.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-22
@llaB= 2ptbrin9eu.

- trabbur 9. Ste elettrl=
19e St%rabenbabn 1T erDHnet pproer.
sic bat elei@ Elm Opfer %geforbert,
tein Menf9enleben atpar, aber bod
einen BON alien GtrabenbIrgern Der
@tabt, ndmli9 einen Der St0r4e.
Der{elbe rubrte in 1etnem 6luge an
einen Der iiber bic Straben gelpannz
ten 2eitungsbrdbte unb itir3te 1ofort
tobt gu 8oben.
Sin eigenartiger &ratebl 1T auf
ber Musftenung ausgebro9en. Sm
6auptreitaurant dperben nur bic 8tere
einiger elidiif@er @robbrauereisa
au9elaHen. Da fat nun Dor benz
,@inqanq cine Reitauration NIT
Min9ener unb pil1ener 5i4 eingez
ri@tet, pel9e 3uglei9 bor ben @ugen
bes publitums Miritl fabricirt uno
groBen 3ufpru@ finbet. 3undait
tpurbe nu1, fir bas Peri onal BEG
9auptreitaurants ber Bopcott iibsr
6as Qocal perbGnst. Damn aber
brad elmer ber elidBif&en 8rauer oss
@auptreitaurunts nit flint 8raubur<
iden in bas @oncurren3z2ocal elm,
tpo lie elm Manbgemdlbe ~3ertDrten,
,pel4es iatprti@ ben &f BEG
@trabburger nit benz Mein4enar
8iere barite0te.
Die 6etlsarmee i bier etngetrofz
fen, UNI bas &ei@slanb gu "erobern."
Ser @apitGn, mi1er beibt ct, bnrhz
,tpanbert in ber Mrmee>1niform bic
'@tabt unb pertauft ben &rtgsruf
fit 1 Nidel unb bic &riegszSnltrutz
tipnen fir 2 Mtdel.
Sdwei;. f:
@raubunben. Muf benz
pufdlaqer5ee 1ant elm &abn, in melz
dem eine @eIeli9aft BON 8 jungen
Geuten cine spa5ierfabrt ma4te
53mei Singlinge unb orei Mdb4en
Deri4manben in ben Melen.
Seifin. st : &rtegscommif1dr
Gontez Table erbielt 4 Sabre @efGngz
nth 3ugetbeilt Ser Staat tpurbe als
'GiDilpartei ausge14lohen pesbalb
bic @egierung cine &etursbei@peroc
erboben bat.
8uri@. so Bis 80 9amen Der
,@tabt 3uri@ meroen auf 4niu4en
oer 8eb0rben bic freimiQige 9eautz
ii4tisuns Der unsefdbr 400 IN Der
l@tabt untersebra&ten &oitgelottrDer
iibernebmn.
@ern. Sci elmer Musfabrt. noel.
DE Der belgH4e @elanbte Sooris NIT
benz belgH@en Goniul in Meuenbur9,
8oi0pt, unb be1en @emablin am
re9ten l1fer bes 9buneriees urter:
nabm, f4eute bas pferb, iooab oas
@efdbrt umitir3te uno IN @tude
gine., Dabei erlttt 9err Sooris 1e!r
I9mere @erlebungen am Sept:
6errn 8otllpt tpurben mebrere Hlpz
pen gebro9en, pdbrenb feline @ottln
:etmas gelinber bapontam..
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-22

Qlls Dor einigen @benben in Mar l.
bic Tamilte 6ouilleue bic lan'
ge beabii9tiste @eiie na4 9arts in
6ranfrei4 antreten tpollte, feblte ol:
.16jGbrtge 9o@ter. Sin 8rief tra1
nod gerabe bor Mbgang bes 3uass
Elm, ber melbete, baB fie Dor5Ose, bier
,3u bletben unb ben 9er5auerlieblter
au beiratben.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-24
Honor to Whom Honor Is Due.

Some days ago The Star announced that
the Secretary of War had directed that in
the new army regulations it shall be pro-
vided that when the colors are being
lowered at retreat in all posts or camps
where there is band. the band shall play
1.-The Star Spangled Banner The main
idea-that of honoring the Stars and Stripes
is altogether .commendable, but those
whose musical knowledge antedates last
week must be aware that the air which
Secretary Lamont insists shall be played
each evening wherever there are military
musicians Sufficient in number and ability
to make the attempt is wholly English.
Attention has been directed many times to
the remarkable paucity of American airs
suited to American poetry and to the inter-
national confusion which undoubtedly re-
suits from our prao tice of using borrowed
airs our own. 1t really would not be a
matter of much consequence If such petty
larceny was confined merely to street songs
and to musical produo tions of a generally
low grade, but when we unblushingly appro-
pirate the music of the old English ode ITO
Anacreon in Heaven ard insist upon the
worlds accepting our combination of that
melody and Keys inspiring verse as one of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-24

sympathy for people who may tempo
rarily be obliged to occupy a little more
time in travel because of the substitution
of horse for the deadly overhead wire is
wasted. Rapid transit is a certain accom-
paniment of the increase of suburban pop
ulation, and it could not be prevented even
if there were any desire to retard it. But
this is not community where the COM
mercial pressure is such as to warrant the
risk of life and limb in a hysterical desire
to cover the greatest amount OF space in
the shortest possible space of time. The
overhead trolley was palpably a temporary
expedient. Inventive genius could not rest
content with so clumsy and unsafe meth
cd of applying electric force. 1t soon sur
passed it, and thes fruits of the spirit of
scientific progress are already to be found
in this city. Washington can afford to wait
for the best; and. even If the horse-car is Il
little slow, it is not so slow as a hearse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-24

New York politicians are assuming
significant attitude on the excise question,
which has become such an interesting is
sue since Mr. Theodore Roosevelt demon
strated that laws on the statute books for
enforced.
The republican state convention under
the prompting of Warner Miller, and in
opposition to the policy of silence favored
by Boss Platt, pledged the party to the
maintenance of the Sunday closing law
Word is now received from Syracuse that
Senator Hill, personally a strict abstainer,
and the commander of the situation at the
democratic convention, has sent forth the
order that local option must be the battle
cry. He will probably call 1t 'home rule
in the matter of excise" but that Is mere
ly paraphrase for the older and better
understood shibboleth. 1t is to be QueS-
toned whether this change of heart Is
dictated by moral considerations rather
than political desires to placate the great
cause, the fact remains that there is a de-
cided drift toward a new settlement Of the
liquor question in this field. Undoubtedly
the liquor interest is a strong element in a
state with so many large cities as New
York. and there is a meaning reference in
the tentative platform on this subject that
has been promulgated to meet the needs
OF the large cities"
1t now remains to be tested whether the
cities that favor local option can out-vote
the rural communities that favor dry
Sundays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-24
New
Neck FiXimgs.

We are each day receiving new
acquisitions to the very choice con-
ceits we are now showing in this
department. Among them are
many novelties and exclusive effects
which cannot be duplicated later in
the season. Especial attention is
called to the following:
THE NEW VELVET FEDORA FRONTS. spansled
IN gold, silver, green, red and chameleon effects
with Points to match, which give collar effect
fer set 81 .35 to SITS
THE NEW LACE BERTHAS in Vandyke point
effects, trimmed with the fashionable BIitter-color
Marie Antoinette Lace. Very handsome. Each SO 90
THE NEW SHAPED ''MEDICI'' LACE NET coll
LARS. appliqued with goldcolored silk braid in
pretty designs. One of the richest and most unique
effects We have yet received. Each So so and IS 90
THE NEW BLACK NET RUFFS, combined with
satin and sros grain rib'ons-ribbOn ends. Each soc
tlst noor ........................2d annex)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-24

Busfn ess Principles Instead of Politics
President Cleveland is now engaged in
leading the consular service out of the
miry clay of partisan politics and he will.
it is reasonable to expect. complete the
good work of converting the consular serv-
ice from q political bureau into the COM
mercial power it ought to be before his
term of office com IS to an end. There We're
probably reasons that seemed to him sufii-
cent which prevented his taking the en-
tire consular service in beneath the shelter
of the civil service law. but it ought not to
be difficult to prove to him or to any other
reasoning being that 1t would be better for
the country were spoils methods entirely
eliminated from the State Department
branch of the administration. Under the
old system there was occasionally ap-
pointed really good consul. but the next
presidential electiol frequently resulted in
the official decapitation of even The fittest
1t will now be possible to give business
principles chance where political preju-
dices and preferences have heretofore held
sway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-24

our national anthems we do something as
inexcusable as the offense we commit when
we loudly declare that God Save the
Queen" is America" There Is therefore
nothing patriotic in the playing of ITO
Anacreon in Heaven" when retreat" is
sounded at band-blessed army posts. The
inspiration, the soul, is in the words which
were, without license, welded to the pill
fered tune. If the Secretary of War desires
to add to the ceremonial respect which is
and which ought to be displayed toward
the national flag and believes that ''The
Star Spangled Banner may be used to good
effect. he should order that some suitable
officer or enlisted man shall stand at the
foot of the Flagstaff and recite one or more
verses of Keys poem as the colors come
downward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-24
Everything Here.

Washrston's elite modiste has already pro-
nounced the Black Dress Goods stock without an
equal. And only yesterday leading New York
merchant said: Il consider your Dress Goods
display and arrangements for the comfort of shop
pers incOmparRbly the best
Diou'l find perfect light this unique and
great Sc ,ond- floor Dress Goods Department. The
latest Paris and London fashion plates to guide you
All the newest Silks and Wool fabrics to select
from-at complimentary prices, souvenirs Of the
new seasons Opening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-24
Exclusive Novelties.

Many Of those who have made comparison with
the exclusive styles here at $1.6s and those else
where at $l.as to $2.25 yard say that are as
good In quality and superior in variety. We show
oneof-a kind Dress Patterns, in all wool, mohair
and WOOL silk and wool, in Piaids, Jacquards
Mixtures and Bourette Effects, in the subdued col
or!nss from England and the very pronounced from
Paris sc collection is now complete; each day
will leSsel the variety
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-24
l0thr0p,
India Decorations.

India Decorations,
Draperies, Divans, Cusi1-
ions, Art Ware and other
odd and quaint Oriental ar-
ticles for home adornment.
A visit to our Oriental and Cush-
ion Department will prove both in
teresting and instructive. 1t con-
tains many India novelties for home
decoration that are in such high
favor this season.
From India we are showing Pesh-
awar, Poona, Meerut, Punjab, Ga
gra, Odhuy, Madras, Cashmere,
Hutch, Fulkaree and Dhurry for
Draperies, Cushions, Scarfs, Covers,
DC. These fabrics are hand-em-
broidered and block printed, and,
while quaint and novel in their
style, are inexpensive.
In India Fans-and there's moth
ing prettier to brighten up a room
we have Mica, with etchings; Silk
Chopper, Kus-kus, Painted Palm,
Peacock Feather, &C., at 35c. each
and upward.
Also in this department: Benares
Brass Ware in Vases, Trays, &C.,
Cashmere Copper Ware, Moorish
Trays, Poona Flower Pots, Inlaid In
dia, Turkish and Damascus Tabour-
cites, Cigarette Tables, &c. j.; Yoko-
hama Tabourettes, Moorish Ia
bourettes, Empire Tabourettes;
PLAQUES, Vases, &c, in Dutch Blue
Delft Ware: lockwood Lamp and
Jardiniere Stands.
SPECIAL.-India Seats in oak,
mahogany, cherry, ebony, maple
and white enamel at $2.25 each.
You have paid $a.65 and S.. 50 for
Similar ones, not finished as well as
these.
Considerable trouble and expense
were necessary to arrange these
goods in convenient shape for your
inspection. Well be pleased to have
you look them over.
9th floor. ...........Bet. 10th and 1lth st. bdgs.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-24
At SH.25, SH.3S, SH.50.

Exclusive styles dot this great gathering. and
some Will be preferred to the more expensive.
Note that the best 5O-inch Tailor Suitings, in
browns. greens. grays and blues here at 81 %
yard, as are the famous No. 1908 Broadcoths at
only 81 yard. The hitter made from finer woods.
with handscmer and durable finish than In
any cloth yet produced ut the price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-24

From the Kansas City Star.

From the Kansas City Star
Gov. Culberson Of Texas declares that
Corbett and Fitzsimmons shall not fight at
Dallas, if the whole militia of the state can
prevent it. The lawyers for the pugilists
declare that they will enjoin the governor
from acting. In any event there is bound
to be fight of some kind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-24
According to Precedent.

From the Rockand t1e.) Tribune.
Lord Dunraven has the satisfaction of
knowing that his misfortune is in the
strict line of historical repetition. The
records show, in other words, that every
time his country has come over here to
win triumph 1t has been disappointed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-24
A Hone,

Let's hope no more Well have to sigh
In misery sublime.
''Why can't the blooming summer try
To stick to summer time?'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-24
Another Way q Stating 1t.


From the Chicago Tribune.
There is a slight error in the statement
of Mr. Newlands, free silver congressman
from Nevada, that good times are rapidly
killing the free coinage issue" He should
have said that good times have killed the
free coinage issue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-24

The objection to William Morris for the
position of British poet-laureate because OF
his social theories is rather small Ihe
government need not order any poems on
political economy from him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-24

THAT just shows" said the trolley as it
lay supinely. "how fallacious some of these
high sounding proverbs are"
What do you refer to now?" inquired
the car horse.
THAT old saying, There's always room
at the top
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-24
Women's Bicycle
Leggims.

We have now on sale a complete
assortment of Bicycle Leggins, in
Jersey, Canvas and Leather-Tan
and Black, all sizes, per pair, soc.
to SI.25.
(Hosiery Dept. LIST floor. I'd annex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-24
A4c for soc Fabrics.

We have paid more than is customary when
fabrics retuiled at soc yard SO that superior
All-wool Mohar-and- wool and Silk wool Dress
Goods are here in all the best effects and color
ings.
OYoa'I find offered at SOC yard-34c during the
"Openng''-fabrics identical to many being offered
elsewhere at SOC yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-24

Only one hundred men were employed on
the city post-offlce building today. Five
hundred men could have worked on it with
out using up all the elbow-room
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-24

English sportsmen should not become i'm
pressed with an idea that 1.-The pen is
mightier than the yacht"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-24
What She Desired to Know.

"Ah. no: 1 do not doubt your love-
Her voice with fondness thrills
81 know that you would die for me;
But would you pay my bills?'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-24
Chicago Is Disappointed,

From the Chicago Dispatci,.
We are very sadly disappointed in Anna
Gould Castellane. The cable says that
both Castellane and his wife are happy
and contentad." Something ought to be
done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-24
of the
Palais Royal S'Opennimg,. -
SOC for ST. Fabrics.

We don't point so much to the fact that the new
autu'nn-winier 81 Dress Goods may be had for SOC
yard during the Opening than to the opinions
OF visitors who say the quality, styles and variety
here are tie best prOourabie at 81 yard.
GSTne stock is to be increa scd tomorrow morning
with beautiful effects in JO-inch Boucle Plaids,
Checks and Mixtures, in blue and red, brown and
black, blue and black, green and black, red and
black.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-24

After what has just happened nobody will
undertake to accuse the weather depart
inert of a luke-warm administration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-24
AT zoe a Yard.

The All wool Dress Goods in Scotch and French
Plafds at 29c u yard cannot be duplicated to sell
at the price We write this in every spirit of
truthfulness and only with the object of benefiting
our patrons. We could quickly sell ten times the
Qrantity secured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-24

when man am too anxious ter fin
excuses fob er piece oD meanneSs," said
Uncle Eben. hes gin'rally tryin' ter pave
de way wifi is conscience ter go an do it
over ag'in."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-24

Having successfully pressed the Atlanta
Exposition button Mr.. Cleveland will re-
sumo his former occupation of cropping
around for the third-term bell rope.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-24

Washington will extend to DR.. Talmage.
the most eminent Of modern pulpit orators,
a cordial welcome.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-24
An Artists Enthusiasm.

There is only one thing she said to
her dearest girl friend, that makes me
doubt Herbert's affection for me%'
What Is that?"
HE thinks that some of the snapshot
photographs he has taken of me are good
likenesses."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-24

Georgia has come pretty near letting poll
tics altogether alone, for the first time in
her life, 50 much has the exposition en-
crossed her attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-24

Texas will find it hard to understand why
Illinois should strain at prize fight and
swallow a Cook County Convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-24

Lord Dunraven Is disposed to contribute
good deal more to current literature than
TO the improvement of nautical sport.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-24
A Pertinent Inquiry.

From, the Chicago Evening Dispatch
Can a year of retirement change leop-
ards spots or a season of fasting cause a
Tammany tiger to forget how to use its
teeth?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-24

Corbett's desire to- retire and Fitzsim-
mons willingness to put him to sleep ind-
cate hopeful harmony of purpose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-24
SHOOTING STARS.
Simple EnOuYli.

This predicting the weather's mighty
easy said the skeptic.
could you do it!''
Certainly. All you have to do is to PIE
6ict hot wave when it's cold and a cold
wave when it's hot, and stick to it,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-24

From the ChcaSO RECORD.
Matthew Arnold must have been right
WREN he said that 1.-The future of poetry is
immense" Certainly the present of poetry
isn't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-24
To Teachers:

We have made arrangements with
several of the leading publishing
houses by which we shall have con-
stantly on hand all of the newest
and most approved books now
known as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-24
r1ore Stylish Suits.
Silk Waists and
Dressing Sacques.

- The richest variety Of Dressing Sacpues
. and Silk Waists viewed in Wash
." ington. New rich woolens, silks, etc.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-24
A Candid Confession.

You dislike parvenues very much, don't
you?" she said to the intellectual-lookins
young man.
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