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MurderOus Strikers.

Three quarrelSome strikers In Chicago
made a murderous assault upon group OF
workmen who had maintained their right
to labor upon opportunity and demand re-
CARELESS of disputes in which they have no
concern. One Of the latter in repelling the
assault shot and killed the leader of the
thugs. This is the most serious Of a num-
Der of such ARRAYS which have occurred
in Chicago during the past few days. The
chief of police gives warning that the ut
most protection will be given to men who
are seeking to work peaceably during the
current strike troubles His decision Will
be warmly applauded by the majority of
citizens not only of Chicago but of other
cities as well. No law of economy or NOR
ality justifies penalty of death for the
simple act of honest labor. The right 20
work is equal in the eyes of the higher
law to the right to live. Putting fine dis
ttnctions aside and regardless of the wire
drawn arguments of those who advocate
force in strikes, the fact remains that the
man who takes the place of striker is
entitled to the protection Of the law just
as the striker himself, while peaceable. is
entitled to that protection. If by purely
moral suasion the strikers can prevent
workmen from accepting offers from en-
ployers they are justified in exerting the
utmost efforts IN that line; but when the
fist of force or the weapon of threat is
raised to intimidate the striker loses his
| rights under the law and becomes a men,
ace to society. The deplorable conditions
| in Chicago are the result doubtless of over
| organization among the workmen, who are
| as a rule, contented with their tasks and
are in many cases forced out of employ
| ment in ''sympathy." The great majority
| of strikers are well-behaved and reason
| able. being subservient to the orders OF
| leaders. sometimes to the evil advice OF
| agitators. 1t Is the rare exception that
| one of them attempts violence. and when.
| ever that occurs it Is to the best Interests
| of the strikers and the workngmen as 4
| class that the assailed person strike in de-
Tense quickly and surely, as did the Chi,
| cago man,
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A Spelling Reform.

From the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
The bill dealing with the former Spanish
Island of Porto Rico, which aroused 80
much interest in Congress and throughout
the country provides, among other things
that the name Of the island shall hence
forth be spelled Porto Rico" instead of
Puerto Rico. This is decidedly step in the
right direction. AS well might We have re-
tanned "Nouvelle-Orleans'' for New Orleans,
as keep the purely Spanish title of the is
land which 50 gladly accepted our govern
ment No American thinks Of pronouncing
Mexico after the Spanish form. Mexico .
We all pronounce the letter "x'' In that
word as it sounds in English, and not as
* as it sounds in Spanish If the
Frenchman may insist on calling London
'Londres," and Philadelphia 'Phlladel-
phie." We are surely entitled to pronounce
every letter in the words Paris" and
Lyons 1t is the undoubted right of the
English-speaking peoples to angliciZe for
eisn proper names. 1t does not hurt the
foreigner, and gives more Of smoothness
and regularity to our own form of speech
We never call Spain "Espana,' nor Vienna
Wien. nor Brunswick "Braunschweig.' -
Our ancestors long ago angicized the
| names of foreign countries Cities rivers
and lakes to suit their own convenience
and We have, especially in regard to ouI
own possessions, an indisputable right tc
anglicize the names of places CONNECTING
them with a blighting foreign rule, which
their and our best interests should in every
way, consign to practical oblivion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-04-26
BILE at such a display of virtue in a pub

BILE at such a display of virtue in pub
lie administrator.
Coler has still some time to serve as con-
troller, and the Tammany program now Is
to save remnant of the spoils which pos
session of the offices should have produced
He can not be dropped. so he must be pro-
noted Accordingly he is now being
doomed for governor by the Tammany peo-
pie with just as much JUNCTION as though
he were dear to the Tammany heart and
loved for his excellence. If by good man
agement he can be persuaded to run for
governor 1t is believed that he would drop
the controllership. If elected he is OF
course eliminated from the municipal situa-
ton. If defeated and he has meanwhile
held on to his office at least a check has
been given to a movement which it is the
real purpose of the Tammany leaders to
side-track. namely, boom for Coler for
the mayoralty. Coler governor would
be but family influential in the metropolis
for the suppression of Tammany. But
Coler as mayor would be terror to the
faithful. Coler's defeat for the governor
ship, it is believed would hurt his chances
for the mayoralty. So the Tammany game
is open at both ends, as far as the city
government is concerned.
1t all illustrates how hollow Is the Tam
many pretense of good government. When
man becomes too strict in his morality to
be swayed to dishonest purposes he must
be shaken off. What is wanted is complat-
SAINT obedience to the law of spoils. The
test now lies between the peoples discern
ment of clean administrator and the
power of the Hall to force its constituency
into obedience to the game Of unloading an
over-honest public servant.
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Book Department.

10 copies each; A Question OF Damages by T. T
Irowbrldge; The Champion Diamonds by S.a,hie
May; Getting IDdorsrr. 10y Oliver tbItc: Fxil.-I
from Two Lands, by Everett 7. pounIins,n All in
tne hearth3tene Series, for children Original price
. copies Wild barrie. by Christie Murray and
Henry Herman; cloth, limo. Original price 81 30;
10 copies An Opal. Verses by Ednah Proctor
Clarke; cloth; l6nio. Original price 81 90; now De
. copies Poems, 10y Robert Buchanan: limo
cloth Original price si.oO; now PC copy
II copies Philip: Tie Story OF Boy Violinist nv
~ w. o. limo, cloth. Original price 81 90: now
sc. each 0' ~
3 copies Architectural Acoustics by E H. Kelly
IN d., A. NJ. and NJ. Z. A treatise ON the science
OF sound application required In the construction Of
audience ROOMS. Half leather binding Original
price $500; 5Or COPY
copies An Inland Voyage, by Robert Louis Ste
Venson cloth. l6nlo. Original price 81 90; now 5uc
10 copies Brothers and Strangers by Agnes Riake
Poor dorothy PRESCOTT: cloth, l6no Original
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Picture Department,

l Medallion, with mounts. In carbon tiuts and
oak frame, religious subjects Reduced from IS 90
to 81. so.
Long Picture. suitable for ubrary-composed Of
pictures, The Elements of a Government Re-
duced from $1,000 tn $1,000.
/ Frieze Of the Prophets. by Sargent from the
Boston Library, In architectural frame. Reduced
from $1,000 to $500.
OIL Painting. suitable for dining room. Reduced
from S4.O0 500.
Platinum Print, The Good Shepherd" in
Flemish oak frame. with gilt trimmings. Reduced
from $500 $500.
/ Water Color in wide black frame with ieWpled
coruers Reduced from IS 90 to $500
1 Platinum, The Dord's Supper" In architec-
tCral frame Reduced from $l0. 90 10 $500
/ Florentine Frame, 16x2O. Reduced from 81 90
to Toe
10 Oak Frames, natural wood finish sizes Sx10,
reduced from 30c. 10 15c. each: sizes 1uxl2 re-
duced from BE to l5c. EACH sizes 1lxl4 reduced
from 45c. to 25c. each.
Photograph Frames with 4 and openings.
Reduced from soc. to 25c each.
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''Oh where are the poets,'' the critics ask.
''To tell how the roses bloom?
Oh. why do the muses. neglect the task
OF Tightening care and gloom?
We must search far back through the
weary years,
For lays to brighten this vale Of tears,
And bid us smile and restrain our fears
So long as the roses bloom"
But poet. faith. must have common joys
AS well the roses bloom,
And on soap and dry goods his pen EN-
ploys.
For clothes and a furnished room
1t Is misguided and most unfair
To Scold, when to commerce he turns hi.
ware,
And think that he ought to exist on air
So long as the roses bloom
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Canned Goods Dent,

We have several odd lots OF Canned and Package
Goods, which, In order to close out at once We
have reduced follows:
ckaska Laundry Starch. Reduced from loo 70
Ic pkg.
Bckaska Ammonia. Reduced from Toe. 10 S. bot
Electric Powdered Laundry Starch. Reduced FROM
O.. 10 &c. pkg
Tourist Brand Java and Morha Coffee. Reduced
from 32c. to 2;Ir III.
Ceyl"n Brand Java and Mocha Coffee Reduced
from Sac. to Boo. III.
Southwicks Reef Extract. 2-oz size reduced
from &c 10 loc. jar; i-oz. size. reduced from 4n
to 15c. jar.
Swifts Beef Extract. 2-oz. size reduced from
zoe to Gle. jar; 4oZ size. reduced FROM 15e to
SOC jar.
Gross & Blackwells Pickles. Reduced from S5c
to 25c. JAR
Breakfast Coffee. Reduced from 25c. TO I5c ID.
Merry War Lye. Reduced from Sc 10 Be- can
Cleveland Baking Powder Is-lb. can. Reduced
from pc. 19c. can.
Santicnke Tomatoes. Reduced from &c to 7c can
.5c
Fifth rnor
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Millinery Department.

For Fridays selling we have given
remnant prices to every Trimmed
Hat in stock showing the slightest
sign Of having been handled; also to
all those that have been on show
over a week. Very stylish and
pretty effects are represented. We
have reduced them to the uniform
price Of $500 each.
Among them are the following'
Black Hat, made up Of straw, net, pink roses
and purple volets
Pink SILK Hobbs Hat. with black velvet bow.
/ Blue Straw Tur,an, with bow Of blue and tan
straw braid.
/ Panama Sailor, trimmed with red silk and straw
braid.
i Straw Braid Hat, trimmed with yellow silk and
white wings.
Red and Black Straw Toque, trimmed with rib
bon velvet.
Black Sailor, trimmed with cowslips and violets
/ Violet Toque, made of real French violets
trimmed with handsome straw scarf and violet
ribbon velvet.
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Black Goods Department.

yards 40inch A1l-wool Creponette. Reduced
from So 20 to 81 % for piece.
1A yards 43- inch SILK and Wool Crepon. Reduced
from &C. 1S to $500 for piece.
~ yards 50-inch All wool Cheyiot Reduced from
s.. 81 to 81 rs for piece.
yards 46-inch All-wool Armure, Reduced from
81. so to 81 so for piece.
~ yards 46 inch All-wool Diagonal Cancels Hair,
Reduced from $500 to 81. IS for piece.
~ yards 42-inch All-wool Black and White Re-
duced from s.. - to 81 % for piece.
yards 46-inch Atwood Whipcord. Reduced from
$500 to $3.50 for piece
21a yards 4i-inch Silk and Wool Orepou. Reduced
from S. to IS. 30 for piece.
S2 yards 44-inch Mix and Wool Bengaline Re
ducpd from $S.44 to $500 for piece.
First floor.
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China Department.

Decorated Austrian China Dinner Set, sauce
dishes missing. Reduced from $500 TO S11 IS.
1 Handsomely Decorated Toilet Set, slop jar dam
aged. Reduced from 50 90 to So. IS.
Odd Decorated Covered Chambers, damaged
Reduced from 75c. to Csc. each.
6 White Stop Jars. subject to slight impsrfec-
lions. Reduced from 15c. to soc. each.
2 Odd Decorated English Porcelain Soup Treens.
Reduced from 81 25 to soc. each.
Decorated Jardinieres, with removable pots to
match. Reduced from S1.0o to Soc each.
20 Daintily Decorated Limoges China Plates. Re-
duced from Soc. to 25c- each
IA Decorated Carlsbad China Bone Dishes Re.
duced from lOc. to Sc. each.
8 Decorated Green Austrian Glass vases. Re
duced from &c. to I5c. each.
Odd Decorated Carlsbad China Sugar Bowls
Redueed from 81. 90 to &c. each
Fifth neoe.
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Linen Department.

Hemstitched Damask Table Cloth 2Ax4 wards
Reduced from 5000 to ST.50
1 Henlstitched Damask Set cloth 2Hx5 wards
Reduced from S22.5 TO $3.50
i Helnstitched Danask Set cloth 21ix3ls yanls
Reduced from $500 to 5000.
10 Damask Pattern Table Cloths, 8 yards long
Reduced from 2.65 to $500 each.
10 John 8. Brown & Sons Damask Table Cloths,
sizes 2x2h to 21ax3 yards, soied, at IS per cent
less than regular prices.
Second floor.
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Iiladelphia Medical Journal.

1t seems strange. when one thinks of it.
that the appointment of dental surgeons In
the United States army should have been
left to the present time. Both the dental
and the medical professions will cordially
indorse the movement started by the intro.
duction Of a bill into the Senate, authoriz-
ing the surgeon general to employ not To
exceed one contract dental surgeon for
every one thousand men. The bill provides
that three OF the number shall constitute
an examining board. also supervising the
practical work of others.
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Lack of Water mt the Exnoxit,on


The little fire which broke out at the
Paris exposition Monday may have a
very beneficial effect on that institution.
1t was trifiing affair and easily subdued :
but it demonstrated an alarming lack of
water 1t took the firemen ten minutes to
get stream on the blaze, and 1t is said
that If the fountains had been playing no
water could have been had until they were
turned off. The object lesson for the expo-
sition authorities is that, II they would
subdue a more serious fire which. of
course. may break out at any time, they
must make great improvements in their
water facilities, and, If they are sensible
this will be done at once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-04-26
Kisses DEPARTMENT.

Girls Plaid-back Golf Chpes with blue and
81 50 each ~ ~
Girls six lined Overt Cloth Refers: sizes q
g. 10 and IL. Reduced from 81 50 to 81. so each
Girls Atwood Cheviot Refers very pretty
mixtures, with large sailor collars braid trimmed
sizes 4. o. and 10. Reduced from Sc IS to
s. so each
Tp,Er
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Tow Department,

! set Doll Furniture Reduced from 100 to 25e.
l Mechanical Toy Reduced from LOO to &c.
o. Ok Cart. Reduced from 81 25 soc.
Typewriter Reduced from 81 so to soc.
Iron Boat Reduced from Soc Toe.
Doll House. Reduced from SOC. loo.
German Dolls reduced from 81 so TO SOC. each;
2, reduced from S1.00 to soc. each; 1. reduced
from 81 90 to 81 90
2 Fine Kid-body Dolls. Reduced from 81 30 to
Soc. each.
/ Fine Dressed Doll. reduced from 81 so to 75c;
@. reduced from 81 90 to SOC. each.
Yellow Kid Dolls. Reduced from Toe. 10 &c. ca.
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Shoe DEPARTMENT.

10 pairs Womens Patent Leather Shoes welt
soies, narrow toes: sizes 2iS B. ! and : AJAX z
80 and Az r. Reduced from 60 To 81 .OU n
pairs Nonens Button Shoes, common seI.,s
= and ~ ID. Reduced from $500 to 81 90 uair
pairs Womens Tan Lace Shoes. welt sol,-s sizes
2te and 6 B-3 C-3lz f. Reduced from 50 20 20
Sl-0 pair "
u pairs Misses Button Shoes: sizes II and
l12 Bill. liz. Il, I2I2 and Ii eli ILL.,
II l2l5 and IL ID. Reduced from s.. GO TO 81 90 pr
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Blanket Department.

Plain silk Fiderdown Comfort. Reduced from
$1,000 to SlO.oO.
! Plain silk Elderdown Comfort. Reduced from
$3.50 to $1,000.
to $3.50. F
Sateen Comfort. Reduced from 600 to 81 co.
! pair ia An-wool Summer Blankets subject to
mill imperfections. Reduced from $500 to $500
pair l2-4 Summer Wool Blankets subject to
mill imperfectfons. Reduced from 81 so to SIS O0/
Roman Blanket soiied. Reduced from $500 to
a Single Colored Bedspreads, blue, red and brown.
Reduced to zoe. each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-04-26
SHOOTING STARS.
Shocked,

Perhaps you would like to look at this
magazine said the man with an out-of-
style silk hat.
What's in it?" asked the square-jawed
man with big haEds. who occupied the seal
beside him in the railway car and who in.
sisted on talking
IAN article on new discoveries with refer
ence to the solar system. "
Nope. 1t makes me tired to hear desc
people dat don't know de Marquis OF
Queensberry rules from a dairy lunch bill o
fare tryin' to talk wise. What he means Is
de solar plexus."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-04-26

Politics." said the man whose chances
for nomination had Just been spoiled, sis
in mighty bad way"
That has always been said about poll
tics"
Yes. But it's worse than ever 1t sets
the laws Of nature completely at defiance.
There couldn't have been any more per-
feet example of the survival of the UNI
fittest.
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EIousefurnisEling Dept.

@ Crumb Sets. Reduced from 35c. to Toe. each.
Japanned Soap Dishes. Reduced from 35c. to
15c. each.
4 China Canlsters, clipped Reduced from S5c
to zoe each.
Copper-bottom Wash Boilers. Reduced from
S5c. to Csc each.
Hat Rack. with mirror, damaged Reduced
from 81. Is to 81 so.
4-foot Step Ladder. damaged. Reduced from
40c. to Csc.
Fifth ioor
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Art Department,

1 Hand embroidered Sofa Pillow. Reduced from
$500 to SSo1.
:! Hand-embroidered sofa Pillow. Reduced from
$1,000 to $500
Stamped Linen Table Covers Reduced from
S1.t5 to 15c. each
Stamped Linen Pillow Covers. Reduced from
$l.Ou JOc each
Laundry Bags. Reduced from 25c. to I5c each
Eirsi floor
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Furniture Department,

Solid Oak Bookcase. shelves, all adjust able.
Reduced from Sc. IS to IS. 90.
Folding Oak BOOKCASE. shelves, slightly dam
aged Reduced from So 95 to S2I5.
] Bamboo Corner What-Not. shelves strongly
made, slightly marred. Reduced from So % to
s.. 90.
/ Imitation Mahogany Table, with lower shelf
French legs, fancy edges. slightly mared Reduced
from 81. so to $500.
Whitney Fancy Body Rattan Baby Carriage,
rubber-tired wheels patent brake upholstered In
brown figured satin damask. surah silk parasoi
lined with green. Reduced from $500 to $500.
nrfh
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Mems Department.

suits Oxford Cloth PaJamas pink and blue
small and large sizes. Reduced from $3.50 to
$1.O0 suit.
IL suits Madras Pajamas, small medium and
large sizes. Reduced from $500 to $500 suit
10 Mems Navy Blue Flannel Shirts: collar sizes
II and IS. Reduced from 81. so to 81 90 each.
8 pairs Mems White Stuttgarter Drawers light
weight; sizes 30, "a and SO. Reduced from 81 IS
81. Is and $3.50 to 81 90 pair
ID pairs Mems Light Tan Gloves, soiled sizes T.
~, * and s13. Reduced from $3.50 to SOC. pair
First floor.
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Jewelry Department.

Fancy Ribbon Belts. with gilt and oxidi1ed
buckles Reduced from 81 90 to Soc. each.
10 Imported French Gilt and Steel Belt Buckles
Reduced from Soc to 25c. each.
French Gilt Fan Chains. Reduced from S1.0o
to Soc. each.
IS Imported Jeweled Hat Pins. Reduced from
soc. to Csc. each.
First floor.
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Bows Department.

n-wool Sailor Blouse Suits: sizes B. T. g. g.
u and II Reduced from 500 Sc 80 and 81 SO 10
Is Navy Blue Cheviot Suits. double breas ted;
sizes 8. 10. II. IA and Is. Reduced from S.. Ii
to $3.50 each.
10 Navy Blue Mackintoshes, with capes: sizes }
TO reduced from $3.50 to Sl00 each.
~ Hats and Caps, a miscellaneous lot. consisting
OF sprtne and winter styles Reduced from soc.
and voc. to 25c. each.
bird A.,
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Corset Department.

6 pairs 1. G. Corsets cut bias. heavily boned with
real whalebone; sizes Is, 10, % and 20. Reduced
from Sc. so to $3.50 pair.
pairs p. N. Corsets. slightly soiled size 2S. Re-
duced from $1.50 TO S1.O0 pair.
Equipoise Waists; sizes 20 and p. Reduced
from $500 to 81 so each
Bust Girdies: sizes "a, SO and IS. Reduced
from $500 to $3.50 each.
fror
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$500 Each.
Reduced from $500 s. $500
Second floor.
MUSLIN Underwear Dent,
.lnd floor

Women's White Pettieoats, Spanish founce,
trimmed with insertion and lace ruffe. Reduced
from So. so to So. rs each.
6 Womep's Cambria Gowns, yoke of lace and In
sertion, finished of with lace rufie, beading and
ribbon Reduced from $3.50 to N.75 each.
WOmel's Cambria Chemises, deep rufte of en-
broidery neck and finished off with narrow edge.
Reduced from 90 to 73c. each.
s Women's Cambria Corset Covers trimmed with
insertion and tucks. Reduced from SOC. to &c.
10 Womene Cambria Corset Covers, trimmed with
lace on neck and sleeves. Reduced from 75c. to
soc. each.
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Too Mild.

''Do you think there will be harmony at
your next political gathering?" asked the
friend.
HARMONY" echoed the boss. 1.-THE word
is too mild. It implies that somebody be-
sides me will have voice in the proceed
ings. My friend, it'll be one grand sweet
solo,
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Boys Furnishing Dept.

for 25c.
IS Boys Knot scarfs. dark colorngs Reduced
from &c. to 3 for 25c.
Boys Negigee Shirts collars and 1 pair of
cuffs to match; size Il. Reduced from 81 90 to
SOC. each.
Is pairs Boys Cotton Bicycle Hose striped tons
Reduced from Dc. to 15c. pair.
First foor-adioiping Mems Department.
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She Felt Sure.

Your husband has heap to say about
how the county shall be rum" said the
neighbor. Il reckon he takes hisself fur a
purity smart man."
Il reckon he does said Mrs. Corntossei.
But don't low he's ever goin' to set the
world on fire.
mo, not If he has to git out himself an
chop the wood fur kindlin' to start the
blaze"
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Infants Department.

/ Chtldren's White Pique Coat, deliberately trim
med with insertion and embroidery, finished with
broad ribbon. Reduced from $1,000 to $3.50.
/ ChiIdren's White Pique Coat, Hubbard style,
trimmed with fine embroidery and insertion. Re-
duced from 5000 to $500.
2 Childrens French Handmade Caps, of fine tucks
and Insertion, trimmed with lace and ribbon. Re
iuced from 500 to $500 each
Z Chdren's India Iinon Waist Dresses trimmed
with insertion embroidery and lace Reduced from
s.. so and $500 to $1.50 each.
Second floor.
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The latest engagement with the Fuipnos
should be sufficient to convince Aguinaldo
and his officers that armor and bolo men
are as far behind the march of civilization
as some Of the anti-expansion arguments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-04-26

The convention hall at Kansas City will
be equipped with tiers Of circus seats.
Whether Mr.. Bryan is to hold the position
of ring master will be demonstrated soon
after the performance starts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-04-26

Kentucky has the satisfaction of know
ing that so long as grand jury Is kept
busy with indictments. its members are not
likely to get loose and participate In the
hcstilities.
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Hosiery Department.

and white polka dot, subject to imperfectio sizes
SO and 99. Reduced from Soc. to 2oc. pair
8 pairs Womens Fine Lisls Thread Boot Pattern
pink uppers: size 0. Reduced from soc. to 35c Dr.
First floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-04-26

The Sultan Of Turkey should remember
that merely being good hand at a mas
sacre does not make man a Napoleon Of
finance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-04-26

Mr.. Quay will appreciate. the fact that the
task of disciplining Mr.. Hanna Is very
heavy contract.
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Ma ".

They sing song Of blooming May
And seek to wake our smiles anew,
But man refuses to be gay
Alas! His taxes then are due!
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Glove Department.

q pairs WOmen's S-button Suede Gloves, tan and
beaver; size Z. Reduced from 600 to Toe pair.
10 pairs Women's 2-clasp Red Pfque Gloves sizes
5E. and OK. Reduced from 81. 90 to Soc. pair.
First floor.