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Evening star., 1901-12-11
Smallpox.

From the New York Tribune.
It Is now clear that smallpox Is excep-
tionally virulent in many cities and towns
of the United States and of other countries
Air conditions, telluric conditions, in fact
conditions Of every sort, appear to be un-
usually favorable at this time for the null
tipllcatfon of cases Of smallpox, of the
plague and of tetanus in many quarters of
the globe. Therefore the need for re-
doubled precautions, and especially of thor
ough vaccination on the largest possible
scale, Is most urgent.
Evening star., 1901-12-11

Every country is disposed to put the con-
struction on the Monroe doctrine that suits
Its interests 1t should be remembered,
however, that no Interpretation is valid
until 1t receives the Endorsement of the
United States.
Evening star., 1901-12-11
Dainty and Beautiful Gifts
On fhe Fifth Eloor

No place the house is fuller of Christmas opportunities than
than Houeurnishng Store fifth floor Its abundance
of natural its broad asles its systematic classification Of stocks its
modern facility for the displaying and selling of the various
lines goods its reasonable it at great salts
factory, inexpensive Christmas Bazaar.
Here displayed Dainty China Rich Cut Glass; Foreign and Do
mec Lamps Fancy Baskets and Ornamental and
Useful Articles of Houseurnishing
displayed array Fancy Pieces from the lead
ing poes of France Germany and Austria rch kind
Here also displayed elegant Limoges China Course Services
Rich China Fish Sets Salad Ice Cream Sets,
Oyster Plates,
great variety unique
istic designs rich and ustrous.
Also multudes of practical useful articles of Housefurnshng-ex
ac those things uniting and and appop
holiday
Evening star., 1901-12-11
SHOOTING STARS.
His Way of Puttine 1t

ut is true" said the person Of high
ideals, that you have attained prosperity
by your writings. But you have produced
nothing that will live"
Well" answered the comfortable littera-
teur, when it comes to a question of which
shall live, myself or my writings, 1 didn't
hesitate to sacrifice my writings"
Evening star., 1901-12-11

commercial war with America has been
advocated by a speaker in the retchstag.
This would be something of come-down
for parsonage 80 anxious as the kaiser for
a fight with real weapons
Evening star., 1901-12-11

1t may awaken some feelings of envy in
Count Won Waldersee to note how much
parade and popular enthusiasm the King Of
England and a few others can cause with
out the trouble Of trip to China.
Evening star., 1901-12-11

We have large line of Artistic
Black Iron Candlesticks in the popu-
lar Dragon and Snake designs, and
call especial attention to the Black
Dragon Candlesticks, which we offer
with gold-trimmed, twisted candles,
at
I5c. complete.
Evening star., 1901-12-11

The criticism of his personality, how
ever harsh. cannot hurt Robert Louis Ste
venson. One effect. however. will be to
renew popular interest in and admiration
for his literary productions.
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$1,000 each.

Other particularly good values in
individual furniture, especially de-
sirable for Xmas gifts, are as fol-
lows:
Golden Oak China Closets, bent glass ends, pan
eled back. shaped legs-nicely finished
$500 each.
Evening star., 1901-12-11

Reciprocity will give diplomats and econo-
mists fine opportunities to show their skill
In determining precisely what constitutes
value received.
Evening star., 1901-12-11
Popular Election OF Senators.

From the Chicago Post.
Senator Burrows bill providing for con-
stitutional amendment for the. election of
United States senator's by the people where
a legislature fails to elect may be the en-
tering wedge for popular election to the
upper house in all cases. Once the people
get chance to do any Of this sort of elect
ing they will discover means to make the
practice general.
Evening star., 1901-12-11

The craftsmanship assembled in Washing
ton will have to exert itself in order to
command as much interest as some Of the
sensations which have recently developed.
Evening star., 1901-12-11

England's fear of ship subsidy bill in
this Congress seems little strange from a
government that has made a speciality of
ruling the waves
Evening star., 1901-12-11

Now that the Presidents message has
been attentively perused, the public will
temporarily neglect the utterances Of
craftsmanship and turn to the holiday ad-
yertiseDentS
Evening star., 1901-12-11

An appropriation to ransom Miss Stone
would be more or less humiliating con-
cession to a band of brigands. But a
chance for retribution might come later.
Evening star., 1901-12-11

The members Of Congress will soon get
down to work. The lobby contingent, 1t
may be assumed, is already busy
Evening star., 1901-12-11

In selecting an island for anarchists it
might be wise to make sure Of choosing
one whose mineral deposits would not en-
able them to become rich and powerful.
Evening star., 1901-12-11
New SIS. Lamps.

A Christmas gift that always
pleases. We offer seventeen styles
of central draft Parlor, Library and
Banquet Lamps complete with shade
or globe and chimney and ready for
use, at
= $500 each.
A very attractive assortment.
Evening star., 1901-12-11

DIn order to avoid delays on ac-
count of personal absence, letters to
THE STAR should not be addressed
to any individual connected with tne
ONCE but simply to THE STAR, or to
the Editorial or Business DEPART
menf. according to tenor or purpose.
Evening star., 1901-12-11
Tea Set Attraction.

We offer a new lot of choice quail
ty decorated German China Tea Sets,
in the full 5o-piece combination, with
thin tea cups.
$500 for So pieces.
Evening star., 1901-12-11
Woodward & LOthrOp.
New s..4
Xmas Cards. Booklets Diaries FooTenth
The morning is the ideal part of the day in which to shop
Practical Christmas Gifts.

aand
dd in nthIG a 70 tn seyie of
vend
ON the attractions
b
wfo
ausk
Evening star., 1901-12-11

New York's municipal government prom
ises to be deficient in the unique ideas Of
grammar which have hitherto made some of
its branches picturesque
Evening star., 1901-12-11
Long Time Between.

Says the Senator from South Carolina to
the Senator from South Carolina: ..It's a
long time between elections"
Evening star., 1901-12-11
Xmas Cut Glass.

Our line of the best American Cut
Glass is now very complete and
never before have we shown such
rich, beautiful and unique effects for
such reasonable prices.
Evening star., 1901-12-11

The Panama canal is mainly valuable as
reminder of how not to proceed with an en-
terprise Of this kind
Evening star., 1901-12-11
Getting Old.

From the Chicago Record Herald.
Croker says he Is getting old. Irnfortu-
nately. however. he doesn't seem to Inn
prove much with age.
Evening star., 1901-12-11

Senator Tillman continues to behave with
| all the arrogance of a man who has a sure
thing
Evening star., 1901-12-11

Golden Oak and Imitation Mahogany Desk Chairs
nicely finished and substantially made,
$500 each.
Evening star., 1901-12-11

China has itself been for centuries one
OF the most exclusive of nations
Evening star., 1901-12-11
Spelling the Ratio.

From the Indianapolis Journal.
Text for an editorial In Mr.. Bryan's Com
moner: Wheat Is still climbing up, while
silver remains stationary.
Evening star., 1901-12-11

AS the holiday season approaches, the
man behind the pocket book becomes the
important factor in affairs
Evening star., 1901-12-11
$3.50 each.

OUR w & L. SPECIAL TRUNK, made to stand
heavy army canvas, protected by Is hardwood
Stats: double dowel bolts on each edge. one
these prevent any motion to the top Of trunk :
four twelve-inch strap hinges on the small aises;
No. Taylor bolts and best Excelsior lock; sheet
iron bottom; rollers hack; best malleable Iron
clamps. and each thoroughly riveted on: two
trays-one deep enough for carrying hats; cloth
lined throughout-an uneQualed value.
Evening star., 1901-12-11
SS.75 each.

Solid Golden Oak Morris Chairs, spring seat,
shaped arms, curved back, latest adjustments
brass rod. heavy claw feet broad shaped arms.
fitted with velour-coyered, hair-hlled cushions In
quite a number OF pretty designs, both plain and
fgured-an exceptionally good value,
Evening star., 1901-12-11
500 each.

Chartered Golden Oak Ladies' Writing Desks
French legs. writing extension braced on both
sides-ccnveniently arranged on inside,
$500 each.
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A Grateful Admirer.

Where did the big bouquet on your desk
come from?' asked the friend.
From grateful admirer." answered the
member Of Congress promptly.
THAT will do. The joke is on you have
positive information that those flowers
were ordered by YOU
That's all right. The florist admired me
for having the price Of so beautiful bunch
and was grateful to me for giving 1t up"
Evening star., 1901-12-11
A Sea Of Reer

From the Chicago Tribune.
The ideal anarchists island-a body of
land entirely surrounded by beer
Evening star., 1901-12-11
Photographs and Crayons.

Photographs enlarged to by TO- $1.50 each and
to 61s by SN. $1.OO. Crayon Portraits made from
photographs. $2o. Life-size Send photograph and
fuil particulars which will be acknowledged by
personal letter.
H. L. ASPINWALI. II Dupont Circle, Wash, DC
it,
Evening star., 1901-12-11
The National Flover.

From the Baltimore American
The real national flower just about now
appears to be the society bud
Evening star., 1901-12-11
Combat.

II have been obliged to challenge that
man again. exclaimed the citizen who
came from a country famous for fighting.
''Oh," said the trembling woman who had
clasped his hand, "do nothing rash! Do
not risk your life because of an insult
given in the heat of political discussion!"
THAT shows how little you know about
politics." was the soothing answer in su-
perior tones. Nobody said anything about
fighting. I'm going to challenge him to re-
sign''
Evening star., 1901-12-11

CHARTERED Golden Oak and Imitation Mahogany
Toilet Tables. fancy shaped mirrors. French legs
highly polished
$1,000 each.
Evening star., 1901-12-11

Some chillun,' said Uncle Eben, "is
pow'ful good jes' befo' Christmas, jes' de
same as some grown folks is pow'ful good
when dey's lookin' foh Office"
Evening star., 1901-12-11

Our New Chahng Dishes are from
the best factories only, and we insist
upon having them extra we'll finished
on the inside pan, where the wear
comes from mixing and stirring.
Even though our prices are low, they
are all the best of their kind and
thoroughly reliable.
WITH H wouaa fon stand eshss complete
With s wrSnssa Ton stand eompe: $35
wt aP nickel Ssfe sand GsnnE Dishes eompe.
-8-pt Nickel Chatting Dishes. complete
hoi lamp and
Evening star., 1901-12-11
The Candid Man.

This reciprocity in life
On every hand we see.
l say some folks are foolish and
They say the same of me.
Evening star., 1901-12-11
the record Con.erv.,

From the Pittsburg Gazette.
The report that the Congressional Record
would run an Illustrated picture puzzle de-
partment is emphatically denied in WASH
ingtOn
Evening star., 1901-12-11
Black Iron Candlesticks.

A very attractive assortment.
Evening star., 1901-12-11

and permanent Family Circulation
much more than the combined cir
cuIatfon of the other Washington
dailfes. As q News md Advertising
Medium 1T has no competitor.
Evening star., 1901-12-11
Xmas Dinner Sets.

We quote a few items and invite
inspection.
Evening star., 1901-12-11

Fourth floor.
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New Chatting Dishes.

I5c. complete.
The sun., 1901-01-19
Rine shooting.

The teams Of Company II NJ The Seventh
pe.dmcnt shot for the Kemp and clark tro-
l,hles 1T the arrory last night. hut did not
do ANYTHING startllng H. fact, they nHdo
the lowest score %! tie week, and tonplnv
p -tU leads In the contest for the Kemp
trophy aud Company In leading for the
clark trophy There vii he no shoorlng
for thcs. prizes Tonight. but tie contest
" M be- r-suu ed on Monday riIlt and y !I
L.. Luul next Friday IN" scores made
la-t ulsAt W"r"
ldsA.l E'mp Trophy Lieut. : Noth,rspon
a. ,ucs corporal ". =. collins 80. ~ tats Il. :.
Mufpn,. a.. Lieut. D.. q. .u,,eilu. a.. t.rprtsl e.
l IrfA A. pflEate =. Dwight - Cprp1itI ". q.
rtIlra "a Tr',a'- y. E'I ~ Private Ii. \. GrucS.
h.rt Ig. a. N,rgt \ n. pfrSsingcr. Is. Corp ri
: a. RIcrt t-..r:. ~. mi ratr {. Il lirucke. @, lri
,a,s - k-'cnan !. rfIvate H. g. No;Aci'ron.
a. Ir,a'.M g. pr Costa. - Corporal .. =. Ht.dSlu.
a.. Private 81 h a'lisf. 80 Private J. \. k'ii 50
.rr, tu.r.,I :. q. Na.,pn. 20 Private -. Swhyi~.
-. lUrs, Nafst " IS NIeN. -. lt'Nst' 4. l. MI
c.,. ~ I'iiyag, u. church. 10. Io'di. lu-s
,o.. Lmt.u',. tIatk Trophy Pf.NhirW Henry.
=, Ss'yi %. q Ar'i'u. ~ Private J.. VI lIlIl. ~
It',Ac Co. HoP1rs q If''Hr Vs. " stout
.fJ. cart G. .. is tsc}t- - Hvaie ,. " }lI',.
e Durpo',. u : Iloil ~. A. lINhi' y. j. N1'g'i.
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sur. So IrNAic 90. swan. &t. li''"'e Z. 9. a'c
80. If..r,, v. ". gIhDS. %. Private L. T.. Iufk.
80 Private s. o. walker. - If'aie {. II lI'rVc-.
Carpr'a. .. e.. Vanderbilt -. ir,a'. VI Parker.
80, ity.lcJ f. = HAYES s. lTIvate o. \. tTu.kSh N N
- Total as2 Kemp uoprN score. l'@N Total
fIT t.sFs tTo.iy. lQy'.
The sun., 1901-01-19

Shooting in a gale Of wind AGAINST a swift
lot of bird. were the conditions that CON
frouted IN" Shcep~h"ai Hdf Rod and Gun
Ggh members yc-trrdA, ON ter grounds
hur!; of ~" torcr Island Jo'h"y 'luh face
,pur-r ]! ere were twenty contestants Ira
slrkaue AID Henry i MoutHuus kll!rd al
Iucir birds. srV"u III -" shoot IN Mrkaur
won killing two ,trai.At IN" condition,
ycr" miss and on Ir 4. 7 EpuN, Hdus
kroul,a. Ira MDkdn". ! an l"lt and Philip
Su-s gut the MONEY In the extra events
b" u"mhcr' ,nd su"~,, ~ IA" Jeanette
Rod aud Gun tuh engaged IN a series ot club
events att "DrNtcr park trap. Brood W, YES
t,rdnN The Targets Wor" lN" birds. aud "A
hoNlIug cH-t'r'y gII" s"i.i IA" dyer WhREIus
through the mir like rpck"t- lphu Boh!lug
from th" .S-yard mark, ! n Mexican, q guest.
uud Nuhruaun, BILLED 'eU straight nv"
g. tho shooters Z Mover. ~ yards. lob lotG,
"a ,nrds e I rct"'-. = y1rds Nicholas
Rluurn = wards. and Charles Stef"us, ~
Yard tied M mn" thirl"s Euhlln Killed
ei-u' aud finished 'h'rd Before the cih
contest there vl~ match h"i W""n g. h.
io"rl" and charles St"fcu., at fifteen hirds,
tpr SIS IA Side St"fct~ won hN II score Of
The sun., 1901-01-19
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The sun., 1901-01-19
FOOI HtI 4.
Harvard and P~un,,i, anita viii Meet Again
>ct i,il.

CAMpEinGr, Van Is This afternoon David
& campbell. cnI tain ~ the Harvard uiver-
,.'v football eleven Tor l'ui. stated that lIar-
,.t.d ard t.- uINrl-Ity OF PENNSYLVANIA
vll tc"f ou the srIdIiun again neat fall
~ tiuc ha, hcon decided upon. nor Will
tho game l." ,h"dulcd until Harvard ar
range, It's date with Nal" II may take place
o.. nov at Philadelphia. capt. Campbell
say
Ih" Nc,rSck"u question ha- rot resulted
IN l"'IhS VA N'' 'i.'t D. Hu','I"h '.I- '' 'h''i-
10 regard fh' forr-NeHr iul" ~ I"trri.ug e.
ino college, pr 4,Hd"l.I, wear While there
la, h,"u no r.tl iul.uud'l stand ~, there
lu- not hc"u thurou.h understanding
g. he ia1tt"r ~ ,our-" h"i"r" tie game
D., urrlug"i n will h." u","N-gry Tor repre-
.rI'4'llos Of IL" two uuls"i stiles 10 meet
uId HuHut an agreement COVERING .u'h ,a-"a
r- N" ono arising over N,tlu'k'u last fan
There lu~ been ro stop tIh"u tp arrange
such u conference. hut ~" matter will h.
Thoroughly auav2"d IN IA" near fgtut"
The sun., 1901-01-19
Hoo key.

Tho opening game 'or IA" chamrionship y
~ the tUtcr.ulIsria'a Hock"y Ieagge b"-
tween Princeton and Val" viii take place at
the - Nicholas Shd'ur Rink Tonight Great
In '.....t centres % tN" event. Princeton i.'s
...ru piHylug uuprI.,ly veil aud h1s Won a
nu'ut,I a.. ITH,,.." game aEH.'s' '"iI'.'-
,st 4. the ."a. o." ..Ul other '"H'l >, AL. =
tI,h 'ia - Nicholas Ska'Iur 'lgh h'
\ tin in"u Luy" had 'rlp, to ii'iHhurg ana
Philadelphia iua u.aN"h several taII''> 100
iu'orc"l"sitte championship Tor III" ia-l
three years
lIthy.iuu CNpT'~ we're 5000! bat team
Work sttIy 't,I.ug 10 49," 'T-' glu" oi 10"
.alI,- uf fU" long Island IU.'i-, .".ts'I'
I,tsu"'a tu.rd annual h'","N 'ht'nt"'l-.''
tournament which began lt.' LSI' az '."
(, 'armuu NN-nu, NIuh "a" s'oI" f"b
Prep BroDKl yIllHt.n
,.uIIAIt. .iIIIA, H4B. = ll" broNh w
yeraitv hatLrr totut defeated 'he I'Il- ~
yania team tonight at Ia" leo Palace "
to- o.
The sun., 1901-01-19
nav STTtRT HERE.
vm MA for Fights to lie Held In the Arena at
Carson Cuy.

Dan Stuart. who managed the Corbett-
F"zS-0rou. fsht at Carson City, arrived IN
tovr last night. lie announced that he has
-" -ei 'de Old arena and will have It re-
rot.U,d The Texan said TO q reporter
c' 1uF StN
Z '.ro secured the arena ~ Carson city
sn1 v.' o"er q purse for nght 10 fni.h
l'tv"'r '." winner q the Jefries-liuh'in
rae fuI Robert li'gs'pmous am alncst
-. 'ta' lt!-.U.'"Uu- vii right Esdin II 10
s2a''."' ,a'icd l. substantial enough
ta- Na' Things Hre going oi" can see q. at
- VI. '.' D." very long i"fore Nevada Will To
y" r'.r state ~ the mon In which hoXing
N.u b." irs1l. and with Tat idea IN view
i''" COTTON IN IN the around floor
.' ..!.'.'..I tr the bis mill shHli also orTcr
: ..-. '.r 4 80 between Tory M,Govern
~. ...' f'cli-h or tustrsIiuu lightweight
- '.'" .''"ad to pull 90 ~" frhts next
NI.. Nr"i g." weather will lie Favorable
.r"'H vuI We rebuilt and will hay. n
? "' 'I o. ...'. 80 'hGf pictures CGn 10 tab "u
-. '.''..s 50 i-h YOU would deny q Z"
e. o. tH' 'rioi To- rct q hil Through ~"
".."f '-...'Hre allowing 'u" 80 run a
'"'. .' ,.r-uu such thing would n"
tu In tNo igltrl gHW" H.a.I
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r.'..'l W carson TINT ought to
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The sun., 1901-01-19
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The sun., 1901-01-19
wrestling

George Ro'hrcr. ~" Iastline \ wrestlar,
proved to the satisfaction 81 a large crowd
last u.gtt at IA" 1hrd Avenue Theatre t..at
-. kuuvs cot sId"ra.lo .tunlt ~" N.'-IUug
gain. Futitrr mot Harvey ParLor -
pru,Atp.. Mas vino Ia, lgpir raIId strides
Iu the lghtr"lght division dtrlng tn" ua~i
'.,p ,,tr- ~ a tpuf. eaten % S-"Hi, ,h-,Hn
-. e" harvey undertook - throw Bothn"r
81 'it-n'. ~ .uut's lie diu' succeed. how
.."r. au1 H,'h"or was d"rl.,rrd IL" winner
johnny pruu. the vrll-tr"vH g"nouu,'r,
WOE Me- rc.'ic", VIII" Jimmy lia' Her held
The sun., 1901-01-19

Vho.rUis lruF lrA1t Association Tourrsnsnt.
a .ys aud g.. r4itr. DsvlSa Co S.st,Ly a John
s1u sni GfH''r. tusu.lra. tonIpFiH h.'yS . and
laun4n ,v k'u.p. 'oi GSon a johnson aud Dodge
4 U.,Iti. 4t KeidN alleys
Nu'in ~de Tournament Pilot - Ecp,e a.
STEMS alley =.
Cauuihef's National Tournament orient. Echo
AMI Adsphi. At the Elephant cub alleys
TW,ntN sikth ward Tournament MAlhAttAn "a
Twenty skth ward, At lisler's aleys
The sun., 1901-01-19
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