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Evening star., 1898-10-28

% Honest. earnest, coura geouS free sill
yer men. They believe in the use of silver
as advocated by them. They make no con-
oealment of their principles. They ask no
success on platform of evasion or hypoc-
risy. They declare specifically what course
they will take if intrusted with power. One
may not agree with these men. but respect
for their candor and straightforwardness Is
imperative.
ca Populsts who recognize the impossi-
bility of securing fat money at this time.
They would much prefer a paper dollar with
nothing whatever behind it, but as that is out
of reach they will take metal dollar with
as little behind it as possible. The silver dol
Tar, therefore, with only fifty cents behind
it meets with their favor. They will assist
in the effort to force that on the country
in unlimited numbers. in the hope that after
a while they may induce the people to knock
props out altogether and attempt business
simply upon wind and confidence. These
men also are very frank. however much
mistaken the free expression of their views
shows them TO be.
(3) A portion of the so-called sound
money democrats, who, having assisted in
the sound money triumph of 1896, are now
trying to undo that work. These are the
queerest lot of men who have ever figured
in our affairs. They give different reasons
in different localities for their inconsistent
cies. In one locality they excuse themselves
on the score that the administration is
disappointment on the money ISSUE There
fore, the thing to do is to help bring in Bry-
anism. In another locality they declare
that the silver issue is dead. Therefore, the
thing to do Is to bring in the political COM
bination which exists solely by reason of
the silver issue. II is in New York that the
height of hypocrisy and absurdity Is reach
ed. Many of the so-called sound money
democrats there are blackguarding Theo-
dore Roosevelt and trying to turn the state
over to the Bryanized Tammany organiza-
ton. How that may be expected to help
sound money it is hard to tell.
Men of the stamp of Mr.. Bryan. Senator
Jones and Mr.. Harvey are the real repre-
sentatives of the silver cause. They stand
out in the open and fight for what they be-
lieve. They want Theodore Roosevelt beat
en- in New York because they know that
such result will rebound to the benefit of
their ally. Tammany Hall. They have no
respect for Tammany, but use the organiza-
tion when they need 1t in their business.
Evening star., 1898-10-28
Women's S Warm
Undergarments

Flannelette Petticoats, F1annelette
House Gowns and Dressing Sacques,
Canton Flannel Drawers, etc. You
could buy the material and make
them at home. But buying them
ready to put on is the most economi-
cal wav-iudging bv these prices:
women's Canton Flannel Drawers deep hem.
yoke band, felled seams: Per pair. 800.
Women's Short Knit Underskirts. crochet edge on
bottom, tape at waist. fancy border, a variety of
colors. Each; ,,,: :onc
style, deep hem with everlasting lace insertion nn
above. French back. tape at waist. Each. Soc
wornen's Onting Cloth Gowns. Hubbard style. lay
down collar. deep cuffs. pearl buttons variety Of
Women's Outing Cloth Dressing SacGnes; tight
back loose front, point collar. neatly finished
with feather edge braid, pearl buttons. variety f
wv Women's Plaid Outing flannel Dressing Sacaues.
made to hang loose from yoke. yoke formed of
tucks back and front. loose flowing sleeves, wide
revers. finished with deep border Of plain material
to match. Each. ..............$l $lOo
Co. xarx1A Aoor
Evening star., 1898-10-28
| New Toys, Dolls
| And Games

OF the latest and best makes are
beng received in our Toy Depart
ment daily. This department is one
of the largest and most complete ot
its kind, in every detail, in the coun.
try. Direct importations from al
Parts of Europe. as well as the best
OF American manufacture, are dis
played.
Especial attention is directed tc
our method OF classification, whereof,
Ike toys are to be found together
thus facilitating to a marked degree
shopping in this department.
Evening star., 1898-10-28
"Coin" Harvey. Appointment,

Senator Jones of Arkansas, chairman of
the democratic national committee very
promptly denies the story that he regrets
the appointment of Coin" Harvey to bc
chairman of the ways and means committee
of the democratic campaign organization
The denial vas scarcely necessary. The
appointment was fit and should stand in the
interests of political integrity II is obtec-
tonable only to those democrats who are
trying to execute a sneak in this wears
fight Mr.. Harvey is q sincere silver man.
and maybe has given as good reasons for
his views as anybody on that side of the
Question Mr. Bryan quotes from him, Nj.
Stewart OF Nevada indorses him. Why.
shsn. should he not stand by their side aud
Assist In the free silver propaganda?
The coalition agains, sound money In this
.'i-ided ia:o three clssses;
Evening star., 1898-10-28
Corset
Depart

A most carefully selected stock OF
Corsets, foreign and domestic, is
here and in satisfactory variety. A
generous sprinkling of Paris nov
elites, including exquisite specimens
for evening.
w. c. G. Corsets. black and white Saline cut
bias. well boned, low bust, long over hips Per
pair ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 90
T. n. Corsets. sateen. well boned, practical side
steels, corded bust, Per pair 81 2a
c. b. Corsets satcen, we'll boned, two side steels
top finished with embroidery. Per pair. :. 81 80
H. & G. Corsets black and white coutil, heavily
bcned, extra long medium and short Per pair 81 OO
T. y. Corsets. gray coutil, high bust short hips
Per pair. ............-............7 75c
Ladies' Serviettes GOc., Toe and SOC. per dozen.
Second floor
Evening star., 1898-10-28
The Latest Silver Arsument.

The following appears in report of a
speech delivered by Senator Turpie at Terre
Haute. Ind, Wednesday night:
The free and unlimited coinage of sill
Yer was advocated strongly, and peace and
prosperity were promised when such a
currency was adopted. Mr.. Turpie showed
that the possessions wrested from Spain
have been upon a silver basis for four
centuries and endeavCred to prove that un-
less the same monetary basis was adopted
Dy this country, commerce would be next
to impossible
If Senator Turpie is correctly represented
in this he made an extraordinary PROPOSE
ton to his constituents. Porto Rico has
populatitn of less than a million and only
small trade. The Philippines have an
estimated population of eight millions, fully
one-half of whom are not as yet factors
in any estimate of trade. Cuba has left,
after destructive war of three years, only
about million people and greatly re-
duced trade. Tie business of those islands,
it is true. Is now conducted on silver
be sis. And if we are properly to command
this business. says Senator Tulp pie We must
go to a silver basis also. That Is to say
ten million people, backward in every par
ticular, IRE to change the financial policy
of seventy million people. and the foremost
in manufacturing enterprise in the world!
This is truly startling. And yet In what
particular does 1t differ from the original
proposition that the United States go to a
silver basis? Great as we are, when COM
pared with the islands in question: how lin
tied is cur power, financial and commercial
in comparison with that Of the combined
great nations of the. world, with whom we
are trading and in sympathy with whose
financial policy our policy Is shaped. Those
nations are all doing business on a gold
basis, and the sound money contention is
that this requires that our business be
conducted on that basis also. 1t is our
sole hope of keeping our place at the head
of the procession But the silver men insist
that If we go to silver basis the other
gold nations will be forced to change their
policy to silver That Is to say the seventy
million people in the United States have
1t in their power to coerce the hundreds
of millions who people the gold standard
nations of Europe:
Since wheat and silver parted company
the country has been waiting for a new
silver argument. If Senator Turpie sup
plies 1T the outlook for free coinage In the
United States has by no means been i'm
proved
Evening star., 1898-10-28
Col. warins Stricken with Feve

There Is apparently no reason to fear that
the Importation of a single case Of yellow
fever into New York city will cause an
epidemic IN the north. The season Is we'll
advanced and frosts are frequent The yell
low feve: germ cannot multiply under such
conditions. Colonel Waring, the victim of
Cuba's scourge. is we'll isolated. and 1t
appears from all accounts that the ut
most precautions have been taken to pre-
vent the spread OF the disease. Even were
the season more favorable to ;he fever's
epidemic course 1t Is likely that the meth
DDS employed by The health authorities of
the city in this case would have reduced
Evening star., 1898-10-28

the danger to minimum. Colonel War
ing was sent to Cuba for the purpose of
ascertaining the extent of the public works
necessary to clean the city of Havana. to
start the regime of sanitation which is
promised for the island He is we'll equip
ped for this work, having had long expe-
rience in such affairs. 1t is sincerely to be
hoped that he will recover from his attack
and be able soon to present his report to
the authorities In this city, for the work
of cleaning the Cuban capital ought to be
begun at the earliest possible moment to
insure the health of the American forces
placed in occupation of the city
Evening star., 1898-10-28
ChiDdren's
Millinery

IS an important feature with US this
season, and Saturday, as usual, is to
see special offerings made in this
line. Children's Millinery is shown
in a separate department apart from
the grown folks goods.
For Saturdays selling we have
Children's Trimmed Hats,
Showing a charming variety of odd
and picturesque effects, some OF
which are worth up to $500 each.
Special price, S375.
Also Children's Imported Stitched Tam O'Shan
ters suitable for second best wear-red, navy blue
and brown.
$500 each.
Evening star., 1898-10-28
ChiHdren's
Shoes.

Boys, Girls, Children's and In
fants' Shoes in never so excellent as
sort,nent: latest, best and most COM
Portable shapes for school, play and
dress-up wear.
Misses Button and Lace Welt Shoes, patent
leather ttp Sizes II to g Per pair. 81 so
Misses Heavy School Shoes. lace and button. tip
Of same. Sizes II to 2. Per pair. az
seme Sizes II TO 2. Per pair. s. so
Childrens Button and Lace Shoes. made on the
new Autopedic last extension soles, patent leather
tip. Sizes II to 2 Per pair. 2-25
Third f3oor
Evening star., 1898-10-28
Advice.

I've done my best" said the Indian, Ito
adapt myself to the modern civilization.
But 1 can't manage it,
You go about it the wrong way, an
swered the sympathetic white man. When
you feel that old impulse for wild col
1isicn with somebody what you want to do
is to come off the war path and get on the
bicycle path
Evening star., 1898-10-28
Williams Latest Mistake,
From the st. Paul Pioneer-Press.


The effusiveness of the sultan's greeting
to the German emperor and the obvious
friendliness between the two will not soften
the hearts of civilization toward the young
ruler whose youth is 10 longer sufficient to
excuse his vagaries. In fact, even eccen-
tricity could not possibly serve as cloak
for friendly relation on the part of any
Euro pean ruler with Turkey.
Evening star., 1898-10-28
OvercrOVvded.

Look here said Agunaldo's confiden-
tial friend. there's some complaint that
you are getting irritable"
Well was the answer, what can you
expect in a man who has undertaken TO be
a great general, a great political leader, a
great diplomat and a board of strategy all
at once?"
Evening star., 1898-10-28
An Elmira Estimate,
From the Elmira Advertiser.

From the Elmira Advertiser.
Hill is not an impulsive or passionate
man. He is preaching iawlessness deliber-
ately, and in his zeal to get back into the
good graces of his party he has assumed
the role of Tillman, Altgeld and Johann
Most
Evening star., 1898-10-28

II the Chinese emperor's revenues run
low he ought to be able to derive consid-
cradle income by allowing patent medicine
rroprietors to cure him and print his pic
tu!e
Evening star., 1898-10-28
They Don't Want to Read 1t.
From the Cleveland Leader.

Agitators and yellow editors who are al
ways screeching around about the federal
courts being subservient to the souiiess
corporations should carefully peruss the
decision OF the United States Supreme
Court In the case against the Joint Traffic
Association.
Evening star., 1898-10-28

The cordiality with which he has been
receive may convince the German en-
peror of the desirability of combining his
excursions to the Ottoman empire and
keeping away from Manila
Evening star., 1898-10-28
Unconscious Satire.

What is yo keepin dat lame duck 'roun
so long foh?'' inquired Mr.. Erastus Pink
ley.
ioh see," answered Miss Mama Brown
de white folks at my service place has
cake-walk Dahties. rs tryin' to learn some
er de steps dey uses an Is keepn' dis
bird foh model
Evening star., 1898-10-28
Woodward nd | LOthrOp.
10th. nth and SITS. n w.
Saturday is Childrem's Day.
Special Values For This Week.
Boys and Childrem's Clothes.

perfect stock of clothing for boys of all Cute and pretty lit
tie suits for the handsome, stylish for the larger boys
Whatever style wish be found here liberal assortment
For Saturday. several speate well
worthy notice and prices which low when quality
workmanship and fit considered
Special attention called splendid line of RECIPROCITY"
SCITStat famous and fits we'll They
thoroughly made by aors throughout with silk and
strengthened in subjected hardest hundred STYLES to
choose from including plenty of blues and blacks to TO- We
alter to fit if
$500 Each, for All Styles.
Evening star., 1898-10-28

Jesse James. jr.. might experience some
difficulty in determining what course a man
In his position ought to adopt in order to
keep up the credit of the family
Evening star., 1898-10-28

Governor Tanner of Illinois has run afoul
OF cne of those occasions when it is i'm
possible TO avoid giving offense to large
number of people.
Evening star., 1898-10-28
A Forxotten Hero.

From the Men ptis Commercial Appeal
When benevolent people are weeping over
those who suffered In the Cuban CAM
paign they should not forget General Shat
ter's horse. That unfortunate animal car
ried handicap of nearly 400 pounds in the
race for glory.
Evening star., 1898-10-28
RefutatiOn.

What does that man mean by saying
you made all your money out of poltics?"
exclaimed the indignant friend.
Il don't know answered Senator Sor-
ghum. ut amt accurate, anyhow. 1t was
In politics that 1 made my money
Evening star., 1898-10-28

If Spain were allowed to have Its own
way about peace settlements it might be
tempted to engage in another war for the
cake OF the profit
Evening star., 1898-10-28

1t is a man of exceptional! nerve who can
be persuaded to bring his political forecast
out for inspection after the election has
really occurred
Evening star., 1898-10-28
Glove
Special.

A very much better glove than
usual for the price, consists of so
dozen pairs of Women's 2-clasp
Pique Gloves, pearl and white. with
self and black embroidery.
$I.oo a pair.
Evening star., 1898-10-28

Col. Warnings attack OF yellow fever calls
attention to the fact that there are more
ways than one of facing a danger In The
discharge of duty.
Evening star., 1898-10-28
A Change of Direction.

A father with long file of girls and a
wife and baby in q wagon drawn by two
brindie oxen passed through Hope, Ark,
on the way to Porto Rico to settle piece
Of land.
Evening star., 1898-10-28

J. Pierpont Morgan deserves a great deal
Of credit for presenting the New York
Yacht Club with money outright instead of
persuading it to issue bonds fer him to pur-
chase.
Evening star., 1898-10-28
Some Needed Ireventfves.
From the New York Tribune

The movement Ito prevent draughts in
theaters" is commendable. Let US also
have one to prevent thirsts. Perhaps one
to prevent frosts would also be appreciated
by the managers.
Evening star., 1898-10-28
Always Occupied.

1t comes; the sad season when bitter winds
blow
And the shovel our lives must control
When it isn't at work on the beautiful snow
1t is frolicking free in the coal.
Evening star., 1898-10-28
Another Evidence of Our Basene.s.
From the LouisYiIla Courfer-IournaI

or course We are a nation of shopkeepers,
wholly inappreciative of the finer qualities
OF the high-born Spariards. Here We are
now notifying Blanco and his crowd, re-
Gsrdless Of their sensitive conservation to
horror. that we can not allow them to steal
any more cannon. tomb-stones. stores, etc,
In Cuba.
Evening star., 1898-10-28

DR. Parkhurst is face 10 face with one of
the worst cases of facksiiding In his entire
professional experience.
Evening star., 1898-10-28
Land Cheap In kansas.
From the Lawrence World.

Eastern detectives are hunting a woman
who has fallen heir to fortune of S15OOO
in real estate in western Kansas. The dis
patch does not say which county out there
she owns.
Evening star., 1898-10-28

Mr.. Leventritt is not quite sure whether
he has awakened to find himself famous or
whether he Is still dreaming
Evening star., 1898-10-28

Senator Tillman appears TO have put away
his pitchfork and taken to waving the olive
branch.
Evening star., 1898-10-28
SHOOTING STARS.

Paris now has on hand one of the largest
white washing contracts ever undertaken
Evening star., 1898-10-28
The Stumbling Block.

From the Louisville Post
A united democratic party might now,
might In 1900, hope for success, but with
free silver the result of democratic
victory on the national field, the demo-
cratic party cannot be united
Evening star., 1898-10-28
Canned and
Bottled Goods.

Goods that are the best are the
only kind we handle. It's. the high
Guality-that known high grade
that makes our prices seem so low.
Evening star., 1898-10-28

Whatever ails the Spanish commission
ers at Paris. 1t is ;ot homesickness.
Evening star., 1898-10-28
The New Store
Smoot, Golfer & Mclalev,
SPecialties, 1916 II St

Sreeialties, Isl6 I s.
tomorrow we shall offer a
number OF special attractions in
little 'hNingS" so dear TO a
woman's heart when dainty and
correct
NECKWEAR
80 comprehensive is this
stock that we cannot specialize.
ReSt assured that each given
amount will buy prettier neck
pieces than YOU have the least
ideal
Just received more Of the White Mil
lAbertJ Silk and Moussellne de sole Ties
IN hemstirchcd. embroidered ard rlain
2Oc. 10 81 50 each
SILK Stock Collars. in black. white and
coiors. 25c. 10 5Oc each
hiNck Liberty silk Boas an exc, ptionai
value. at 81.
Black Liberty Six Capcs. worth NOR.
only 81 N'''e'
Pure Linen Collars. in all the latest
shapes. l0c ana I2lsc
NEILINGS.
Two special values well worth
your attention are these:
1sipch Genuine Chenille Spot veilinrs
IN a variety of large and suall dots 2sc
yard
1s-inch Sewing SIX veIliugS. in all the
popular shades. 25c a yard
KID GLOVES.
We skipped the questionable
sorts and confined ourselves
solely to gloves we could fit to
the hand and guarantee.
Fine Suede and Kid Gloves, In BLACK.
white and street shades. atted and war.
ranted. Only 81 a pair
Famous "Perriu's" Kid Gloves. in black.
white and all the street shades. sl.50
You do not pay for a name
when you buy "Revnier"
Gloves. The value is in them.
Their best Black Kids, s..
HANDKERCHIEFS.
This one item fairly well tells
the Handkerchief story.
Ladies Pure Linen. HemstItched. In.
itiaI and Plain Hemstitcbed Handker-
chiefs, only I2l4c
SILK WAISTS. S5.
No better value anywhere
than these Black Satin and Tai
feta Silk Waists, tucked and
putted, which we are selling at
SIS.
MORE SI2 SUITS.
Just added another shipment
to the SI2 Suits.
These are Of fine cheyiot in black nayv
and brown
III does not pay to make suits. 80 long ns
we sell you such qualities these for sl2
Evening star., 1898-10-28
Beveridge's, 1915 F St.
Dimr1ers Sets
Over oppffferent Patterns
rom\Which to Select.
Beveridge's, 1918 F St.

-- The attention of those go
-- ing to housekeeping" and
- Others who want handsome
- Table China, is called to our
- large elegant and comprehen-
- sive6stock of richly decorated
- DINNER SETS-comprising
- more than 100 different pat
- terns-in French, English and
-- Austrian China-at prices not
- able for their lowness. A few
-- examples:
Frcuch CHira Dinner Sets. 12a pieces.
fancy border and gold edge decora- 6 2O
tioh .!..--... ...........- To-
french China Dinner Sets. 1ls S25
pieces, blue fower decoration ~
Hariland China Dinner Sets. 113 pieces.
patterns, pink, green and blue S22. 20
decoration:. ................
- Some beautiful new designs
- in Austrian Dinner Sets, IoI
-- pieces, for only $40.
Was $40. Now $50.
- We have several rich HAVI-
- LAND CHINA DINNER
- SETS, 125 pieces, rich blue
- and pink decorations, which
--- have been reduced from $40 to
- $50 set-very desirable pat
- terms.
Evening star., 1898-10-28

Second floor
Evening star., 1898-10-28
ST so each.

| Girls Fine Au-wool Navy Blue Cheviot Refers.
brazil and button trimming, handsomely nadc.
| Sizes s, 10 and H.
50 7E om~Go
Evening star., 1898-10-28

Second floor.
Evening star., 1898-10-28

First door.
Evening star., 1898-10-28
Misses and Girls Clothes.
$500 and 81. so each.

Girls A-wool Blue Serge Blouse Dresses, with
plain red and blue collars, finished with braid
and army buttons. Sizes to IA.
$3.50 each.
Evening star., 1898-10-28

Girls Stylish Rough Cloth Refers, brown. gree
and navy, double breasted, lined throughout wit
satin, bound with braid. Sizes to II.
S8. each,
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1898-02-11

awiting the reopenlng in the spring.
Mr.. Macdonald. the manager Of the
new company, has not made a spring
announcement, but people who claim
to know thing or two about the
Quigley affairs say Il ere is no question
but that work will be resumed as soon
as the snow is off the ground. The
ore in the mines is low grade and will
not pay to ship. neither will it pay to
work on small scale, hence the reason
the large mill and other attachments
were built on broad scale.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1898-02-11

The publication day Of the Bear
Mountain News is set for Thursday
every week.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1898-02-11

Little Boy-Mamma, they call all
the Wall street men bulls or bears.
Which is papa
Mamma-Oh, dear Willie. don't ask
so many questions, go and ride your
velocipede.
Little Boy-Well just want to know
whether l am calf or cub.