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Evening star., 1902-03-21

Children's
Easter Shoes.
No Easter Costume is complete
without new Shoes, and this is par
ticularly true in regard to the little
ones. Their feet come into more
prominence and display than grown
folks, hence the necessity to have
their feet properly clothed.
Boys and Youths Shoes. made OF the very best
feathers and up todate models patterned after
sizes ii to 2 Pair i .....'. A'"e 81 so to 50
Sizes 2h to 5ls. Pair.. Yl 50 tO Sr.Co
-, Misses and Cai.drcn's Lace and Button model
Zoe Shoes for dress and school wear with broad
tuIi Toe. patent tip and tip of samejust the shoe
ana the Corset Shoe for small children and the
hantSlip' Shoe for Infants shoe with a clever
device that helps baby To keep from slipping and
falling. Also excellent assortment OF Inf mis-
Soft-sole Shoes and Moccasins In pink rcd white
blue, black and chocolate In lace and button Also
Infants AnklesTics.
Specials
Children's Shoes velvet tops patent calf vamps
spring heels. autopedic last turn soles; sizes to
B, c and ID.
SI.oo pair. Regular value, SIz5.
Chdrens Shoes, patent calf vamps mat kid
Quarters spring heels. turn soles, autopedIc last
sizes to B, and ID. '
81 90 pair. Regular value, SI.5o.
Third floor.
Evening star., 1902-03-21

Every now and then some theologian has
to console himself by the advertisement
he gets from resigning his position because
of heterodoX theories.
Evening star., 1902-03-21

1t is interesting to observe that the latest
shooting incident in Kentucky was due to
chicken-stealing and not politics.
Evening star., 1902-03-21
Easter
TOYS.

Easter
Toys.
Our Spring Toys are arriving
daily, and we are now showing a
very large assortment.
Boxwood Tops. Each. &c.
Tip Tops. Each. ......................... sc.
Jersey Lily Tops. Each. Sc.
Top Cords. lc each. Dozen. n.............. 1oc.
Hoops Each. Observation-Disclosures. SC. ana 1OC.
Jumping Ropes. Each SC. and IOc.
Extension Roller Skates extra strong
straps at heel and toe. Pair. &c.
Skate Wheels et....................... 25c.
s-piece Garden Sets Each Sc, IOc. and 25c
Sand Pals Each. sc. ana IOC.
The Simplex Typewriter. the most instructive as
Well entertaining toy for children and it writes
as iegbly as any typewriter.
SI.OO each
We carry complete line of Spading's Base Ball
Base Balls. Each. Sc, IOc. up to SI.25
Base Ball Bats Each Sc, loc. up 10 Ioc.
Base Bah Gloves. Each. 25c. and SOC
Base Ball Nitts. Each. =. 25c. up to $500
Base Ball Masks. Each. SoN. u' ~ r'i'-o
Foot Balls, all sizes and prices.
DOLLS.
We have just received an importa-
ton of "kestner" and "Handwcrk'
Dolls, among which you will find:
Jointed Dolls, with closing o-r and -n,.
eyes Each ~. dilu } I.
.'Handwerk'' Jointed Dolls with flowing ST 90
hair AMI losing eyes. Each. .........-..
'.kestner' Dolls, with flowing hair. closing eyes.
and shoes and stockincs-the best doll Sr a.
that can be produced at the price Each. f'.EC
Dressed Dolls. Each. :. -. " ~ D.
Also complete line of China Dolls NankeeI
Dolls, japanese Dolls, Esquimaux Dolls, o"lorei
Dolls, Rag Dolls. Rubber and Bisque Doiis anu
the Lifesize Doll printed cloth; also every
thing that pertains to dolls wardrobe. such as
Shoes hose hats, caps, jewery, dolls outfits, etc.
Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1902-03-21
Spring Reveries.

AAA6 AS~SSAAOSs
These songs they sing
OF gentle spring
They have no charms for me.
The bud and bird
How Oft we've heard
Them carolled with much gleei
The buds who smile
Would fain beguile
The cruel clouds that gloat;
And each would be
More blest II he
But had an overcoat.
In sad surprise
sympathize
With birds upon the bought
They would be blest
If they possessed
A simple oil stove now.
Evening star., 1902-03-21
Evans Emciencv.
lew York Mail and Express

From the New York Mall and Express.
It Is to be hoped that Commissioner
Evans will not be shelved. even by q trans
fer to the cabinet. Being kicked upstairs
Is a poor reward for honest and efficient
public service.
Evening star., 1902-03-21

So long as there must be controversies
the census bureau is perhaps as good a
topic as any other
Evening star., 1902-03-21

Santos Dumont's idea Of giving aerial
races opens up a new field for the already:
over-prosperous professional tipster.
Evening star., 1902-03-21

1t is a little discouraging to measure the
actual progress made SO far during this
session of Congress toward an isthmian
canal.
Evening star., 1902-03-21

In case he should retire from the service
military critic.
Evening star., 1902-03-21
Wants the Transfer

From the Chicago News.
If Tom Johnson gives Cleveland Scent
car fares. he may be able to get q transfer
to Washington later on
Evening star., 1902-03-21

Il wouldn't object" said Uncle Eben, ITO
any mount of April fool tricks eff folkes
could gyahntee to be half way sensible de
res O. de year round"
Evening star., 1902-03-21
Spring Work for Washin9tonians

General Miles is now accused OF starting
a resignation rumor for himself.
Evening star., 1902-03-21

New Fancy Cotton, Lise and Silk, from Germany and
France; vertical stripes, stripes clocked and
HALF Hose brodered eec25c 5oc, 75c, $780, $Iz5
and $2oo per pair.
Particularly strong showing at 25c and soc. per pair.
Shirts to measure at reasonable prices.
Sore-Fi
Evening star., 1902-03-21
Saturday is Childrem'S Day.

Boys, Girls
smartest styles and most comprehensive variety
including
and variety
Evening star., 1902-03-21
An Overnight.
Eark NaWI.

Great heayensi Come to think OF II, the
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
of Boston has not even yet elected the
prince to an honorary memberships
Evening star., 1902-03-21
Girls Clothing for Easter.
Third fl or.

We showing Girls New Tailor Walking Skirts
New Jackets New Gupcs and other articles spring wearing
parel goody and inspection the beautiful
goods calling the following being especially worthy
Evening star., 1902-03-21
Boys Clothing for Easter.

We showing Boys New Suits, New Top Coats New Refers
New Shirt Waists, New Bouscs New Ha-a bright spring
troughoutwlth not garment carried over from last yea
We the with the best and satisfactory coec
ton Of Boys Wearing Apparel have oedand with Easter
ahead the fresh complete good time
Selec
Evening star., 1902-03-21
On the Warpath,

From the indianapolis News.
Mr. Bryan Is now going about knitting
people.
Evening star., 1902-03-21

DIn order to avoid delays ON ac-
count of personal absence. letters to
THE STAR should not be addressed
TO any individual connected with the
office, but simply to THE STAR. or to
the Editorial or business Depart
mentx, according to tenor or purpose.
Evening star., 1902-03-21

Misses TaOr-made Homespun Suits. in tan,
light gray, green and blue: silk-lned Eton
jacket, made with three rows Of plats around
edge; plaits in turn headed with rich silk braid:
skirt is made with graduated founce and trimmed
with plaits and braid; sizes IA and 16.
$500 each.
Evening star., 1902-03-21

Young GiIls' Tailor made Homespun Suits. in
rich tan and light gray; the dip-front Eton
jacket is neatly strapped with narrow bands of
taffeta, having three straps of homcspun either
side of front and is satin-lined; skirt is the full
fare style; percalne lined; sizes ii and 16.
$1,000 each.
Evening star., 1902-03-21
The Unusual.

Did you say you saw my boy Josh labor
in under great excitement?'' said Farmer
Corntossel.
YES"
"Well, I don't wonder. If Josh was Ia
borin' at all, he must have been purity sur
prised an generally f1ustered."
Evening star., 1902-03-21

Young Wonen's New Spring Broadcloth Suits, in
brown, tan, maroon and blue; the straight
front jacket Is made rich vest of black
moire silk, with more collar and revers trimmed
with braid; braid and buttons effectively used
as trimming: the skirt has a deep tlounce. which
is headed with four Of mOire silk bands;
sizes IA and 16.
$3.50 each.
Evening star., 1902-03-21
The Secret of His Success.

IFS II ItllIS 1ltCltU IIlII again.
The voting worked just like charm.
He never did much good; but then
He likewise never did much harm.
Evening star., 1902-03-21

Rich Tan Spring Jackets for young girls made
form-fitting dip-frcnt effect; satn-ined; velvet
collar and turn-back cuffs; sizes II, 16 and Is.
S8.75 each.
Evening star., 1902-03-21

With the above splendid assortment of suits we
show very complete line of famous ''Reci-
pr0city Suits in navy blue Serges and fancy mix
lures. The best suit that can be obtained for the
price. Strictly alwool goods: manufactured I'm a
sanitary workshop; cut by high-prced tailors:
ed with best quality silk: pants double in
and knees-the whole suit strengthened and rein
forced so as to resist hard usage; sizes TO l8.
Prize always $500.
Evening star., 1902-03-21

The Sailor Blouse Suit is con-
sidered the most dressy and satisfac-
tory suit for little fellows. 1t is de-
cidedly the most popular. We are
showing very complete line.
Plain Serge Sailor Suits strictly all-wool;
ed with silk: tailor-finished; pants lined through
handsomely trimmed and braided with colored silk
braids; sizes to II.
Price, $500.
Fancy Cheviot and Cashmere Sailor Suits. in
many pretty checks and plaids in light and dark
effects; single double sted-made in the best
possible manner-all pretty, dressy suits; sizes
to H.
Price, $4.25.
An-wool Sailor Suits, in cheviots and serges:
neat and dressy; pants lined thrOughOut-navy
blues. browns and garnets; prettily trimmed and
Price, $3.75.
selected stock Of Young Mems Suits military cut
coats single double breasted 1.-THE double breasted
Is 2-buttoh efecO; vest, single breasted high cut:
pants cut tight or peg shape in the very latest
ehect-navv blue serges black thibets and the
new ''BannOckburn'' Queens mourning: sizes are
chest measure.
Prices, $1,000 and SI2 50.
Third ntor
Evening star., 1902-03-21
Trust Not Misplaced.

From the Boston Transcript
Mr.. Moody makes the statement that
more lives have been saved from pesu-
lence in q single year In Cuba than were
lost on both sides In the war with Spain
We trust they haven't been saved from
pestilence to be reserved for starvation.
Evening star., 1902-03-21

Norfolk Suits are very popular
this season. We are showing many
styles of No,fo Suits i'll all sizes
from q to re years, with or without
yoke; single or double plaits i'll back,
prices, $3,75 to $3.50.
Among them are the following
special values:
Fancy Cheviot and Navy Blue Serge Norfolk
Jacket Suits In all-wool materials; specially well
made; neat, serviceable patterns; sizes to II.
Price, S3.75.
Fancy All-wool Cashmere. Cheviot and Navy
Blue Norfolk Jacket Suits; well made; lined pants;
sizes to IA.
Price, $4.25.
All-wool Crash Norfolk Jacket Suits: very hand
some anI dressy and beautifully made also Scotch
cheviot effects, in large plaids; sizes to l6.
Price, $500.
Evening star., 1902-03-21

Young WOmen's Tan Covert Cloth Spring Jack
cts, cut in the new straight-front effect fitting
close to the figure. and being s,:c-t and iaunty:
turn back cuffs and velvet collar; lined with
taffeta silk; sizes H. 16 and Is.
$1,000 ca. Ii
Evening star., 1902-03-21

Our excellent assortment of Guimpes represent
all the desirable effects in tuckng and hemStitch
ing. with square or circular yokes and trimmings
Of lace and ribbon; all sizes. varying In price from
soc. to $475 each.
Evening star., 1902-03-21

Girls Spring-weight Walking Skirts. In electri
blue: made with regular cut founce, heayil
stitched.
$2.25 each.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-22
Thrilling Romance for the Youth.
By HENRY WALLACE PHILLIPS.
Copyright 1902 by s. S. Mcclure CO..

We were pushing. / had driven my
self over my ankles in the sand, but
what eight men had done it wasn't
easy for three to undo. Beside. the
tide had gone down several inches.
heard a sharp 'hissssh" by my ear and
instantly a tin can of baking powder
in the boat exploded like shell. Again
and a white strip showed along the side
of the boat like a streak of lightning.
They were getting down to business in
the cave.
Perhaps our friends were chased out
God knows what might have happened
Then CaloTan suddenly spun on his
heel. lifting a cOnvulsed face. with
shut eyes and barred, clenched teeth to
the moonlight The left hand he waved
scattered blood about him. Crazy with
pain, he was about to charge at the
cave, when Pete grabbed him. "One
more try. Caloran!" he implOred. IF
that amt a go, Wen have to run for
it,"
The Spaniard obeyed blindly Now,
whether it was that danger added to
our strength, or whether a high wave
helped us / don't know. but al any
rate, when we put our whole souls into
the next effort. the boat moved-at first
grudgingly, then smoothly and easily,
into the water. Fortunately the oars
had been left in her. Pete took one and
l the other and we shot out into the
bay. Perhaps we might have gotten
both boats off, and taken our party to
the schooner, where we would have
been entirely safe. But for one thing,
the idea never occurred to me until
some time afterward. and for another
/ hardly think we would have let those
rascals off scot free with the gold, no
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-22

spoke up-'1sn't there any chance that
the Indians would help us out?" he
said. They've seemed friendly to-
ward u.s." Nobody had thought of the
Indiansi Here was a possibility of the
biggest kind neglected.
We all shouted at once, our hopes
rising with a bound again, for if we
could get a body of those stout war
riors to jump our enemy in the rear,
we would make short work of Santi-
ago's plans.
But how TO take the word to the In
dams? The huge cliff baked any at
tempt at ascent except through that
the half-breed's men. To send a mes
senger that way was hopeless. 1t
meant the certain loss of a man. 1t
was Knut, the sailor, who threw a pos
sibility into our wild talk. He suggest
ed that we take the painter of the
whaleboat-a strong light line over 100
feet in length. attach a grapnel an
Choir and try to lodge it in some crack
or crevice of the rocks above. 1t was
the first 100 feet of cliff which made
climbing impossible. There the sea
had undercut it. Above that a man
who had the use of hands and feet
should be able to Chamber with only
moderate risk.
We cut the painter loose, TO be met
Win the dlH1culty OF throwing us
heavy grapnei 100 feet into the air.
Captain Perkins, with the extreme eff
fort of that long arm of his, could do
no more than so feet or so, which did
not clear the overhang. 1t was then a
happy thought struck me.
Get up on the rock pile, Captain,
and whirl it," I said.
From the highest point in our fort
the Captain swung the anchor in a
perpendicular circle, speeding it faster
and faster as he let out rope.
er-whoop!" he cried as he released
his hold, and the anchor shot up in
the air like a rocket. At the same
second Louis shouted in alarm, "Dere
dey coomin', shentlemenl"
A scattered pack of figures burst out
of the cave-mouth like bees from a
hive and made toward us.
CTo Be Contiunedl
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-22

and sailed for New York. 1 had read
and heard much about Americans and
their country, and when we landed in
the big city said to Anak:
"Ah, this is good! 1 like this noise
and hustle, and l like to see the peO-
pie flying about. 1 am sure that
shall not be sorry 1 came
A great many newspaper men called
at the htel to see me and write me
up, and the Mayor and some Of the
aldermen had dinner with me, and
when l gave my first exhibition the
streets were blocked with people who
could not get into the hall. There
was more excitement than in London
and so many people loitered around
the hotel in hopes to get glimpse
OF me that the police had to drive MIN
away.
l was on exhibition in New YORK
for four months before going over 10
Bofon, and my friends were num-
bered by the thousand. One Of them
was only a workman, but he dld
something for me that added very
much to the interest of the exhibition.
One day when l had told him about
looked very thoughtful, and two days
later he came back with an insecs
made of cardboard. It was made anu
painted to look like a real grassnop'
per, and it wound up with spIihs
and when he set it down on the hooi
it jumped about in the most natuI"
manner
MY idea of this" he explained
you will take the grasshopper on .,is
stage with you and show the peopi'
how you fought" :-...d
Mr.. Yeddo and Anak were delignlsGg
with the plan, and it was annountb, s
in the papers that Nigni would 90 . Its
great battle over again in pun.
When 1 had finished my song s'o aa
ped back and drew my SWORD DIV
called out: TN,
IF 1 have an enemy here let Nun
stand forth and do battle. ss.
Mr.. Yeddo then let the toy gla,9ng
hopper loose on me. and as the Us -
jumped here and there about the 80 20
l ran in and cut it's head of anu Nc
crowd cheered for five minutes. Nv
had to have two grasshoppers eob
day, but as they only cost cent ea me
there was no fear of our going u
poorhouse. IA.
was, as you may beIleNe' -, II
pet among the women. l was HV-bed
years old. IA inches high ana Welissattv
- pounds. and ! thought myself Div
good looking and pretty smart ~, n
all the married women ana man, I
the girls asked me for KISS me
never refused them. Indeed rev
times ] gave them two When old
asked for only one. one day 'u1t,sif
maid seized me in her arms and am me
me a little darling and klsssI 81
about ten times before couiA ,srv
away. She was 40 years old snu u,,s 10
plain looking. and ! did not am.
her al all She did 20 me va ne
flowers ana come 70 ne hall 60 oil. .g
that Mr. Yeddo had 20 taih ..te8
plainly 70 her The people le+ ,sasrs
an her. and she went away WIZ she
in her eyes, and fhai eftn, r.e.
tfied 20 drown herself fof l9Fe 70
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-22
KIDNEY
BIZ Adder
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Bladder, Bright's Disease. Uri-
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Cases EspeciaIIy.

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driving out all the distractions and making a
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then Stuart's Gin and buchu will cure you alb
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MUCOUS DISCHARGES - Dif1culty in
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in back, swollen ankles and legs. catarrh of the
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The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-22

same beach in the same state of use
lessness.
We drew the boat up and began
rapidly to unload her. In the mean
time, the others, after a sharp bonn
bardment of the cave for blind, crept
quietly toward us. So much hung on
what Santiago's party would dare,
that we feared they might take heart
again, and fancying our new move to
be a retreat, attack and finish us
before we were ready to receive them.
So we watched our friends advance
with our pulses going -two-three-
and-a-kick. Nothing happened. Soon
we were united behind our bfeastwork
in comparative safety.
"Phewi" said Capt Perkins, snap
ping the sweat from his forehead, al
though the night was chilly. There's
that much, anyhow. 1 want to thank
you three boys for the way you got
the boat off. You stood to your work
like men. / thought it was no go, and
you'd be killed sure. Well, all right,
when it is all right. Now, don't let's
deceive ourselves. We simply can't tell
what that outfit will do. They may not
dare. to stick their heads out, after
their last reception, and they may
jump up hard inside of five minutes.
I give that up. So far we've been
lucky-Tmighty lucky. Only two men
hurt. and them not crippled. On the
other hand, there's four of the gang
that wish they hadn't. If we could
break like that every come-to together,
it would be only a question of time.
What I'm afraid of is that they'll
gather courage with daylight. l hope
they don't think of the other boat,
but it's odds on they will. We're
pretty well protected by land, and
horribly open by sea. That can't tie
much helped bst we can do is to
roll a line of stones up. If 1 had plen-
ty of ammunition, / would guarantee
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-22
GRATITUDE.

Then made way for Grover Cleveland,
we learn;
And Benjamin Harrison then we greet,
Who so ably filled his grandsire's seat.
There are three more Presidents to
be added.
In England they have poem that
gives the names of the kings and
queens which is shorter than this poem
of the Presidents, and like it, needs to
be brought down to date:
First William the Norman, then Will
liam his son;
Henry, Stephen and Henry, then Rich
ard and John;
Next Henry the Third, Edwards one,
two and three
Again after Richard, three Henries We
see.
Two Edwards, third Richard, If rightly
1 guess,
Two Henries, sixth Edward. Queens
Mary and Bess;
Then Jamie the Scot, and Charles
whom they slew;
Again followed Cromwell, another
Charles, too.
Then James, called the Second, ascend
ed the throne,
Then William and Mary together came
on;
Till Anne, Georges four and fourth
William all past,
God sent us Victoria, the youngest and
last.
The most important lesson in rhyme
perhaps is that which teaches a person
to play whist. 1t begins:
"If you the modern game of whist
would know,
From these few precepts let your prac-
tice flow"
But as the modern game of whist has
changed so much since that poetical
lesson was written, it would not be