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The evening Republican., 1902-06-10
TUESDAY. JUNE 10. 1000.

We do not think that boys IS and
10 years of age require spanking.
They should be shown the errors of
their ways, which we think would
accomplish more good than the
laying on of the slipper. Two
wrongs never made a right any
more than two hot-headed fools
ever succeeded in accomplishing
any good at anything they ever I'M
dertook. The Morning News and
journal do not know it all by any
means. There are some eXtenuat-
ing circumstances which go to
prove that there is need of several
changes in the faculty at Newark
College. Looking over the ground
we think the boys We're not alto.
gether in the wrong. That they
acted hasty, we are willing to admit
and if it had not been for the fathers
Of some dozen of the students who
attend the college the trouble would
still exist as it did the day after the
pupils left the college. What is
wanted is justice tempered with II
grain of common sense and every
thing would once more he all right
at Delaware College. Brute force
is one of the educators Of the past
moral suaslon and gumption will do
more than the old fashioned method
of ruling Boys especially in the
schools and college.
The students in Delaware College
do not come from families that be-
lieve in corporal punishment when
boys arrive at that age when bud
ding into manhood.
Treat the boys fair and there will
be little if any trouble with them.
Undertake to drive them and the
result would be anything but that
which is desired.
! You may lead horse up to the
water trough but You can never
make him drink. No more can you
treat boy harsnly and expect him
to learn and thrive Uudrr that kind
of treatment. Try it once and
watch the result.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-10

The Philadelphia and Reading
Railway Company has issued its
annual book If y Summer IoJra'
to the scashore and moutains dur.
ing the season Ct 1907. Same can
be had on application Pu..Ad elphia
and Headings Agents.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-10

WILLIAM KIRKLAND was electe d
Assistant Secretary of the Grand
Lodge of Loyal Orange Institution
OF the United States at the annual
meeting Of the Supreme Lodge held
at Niagara Falls last week. This is
an honor which the Wilmingtonians
appreciate.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-10

Three spertre5 that thra lt"n ha-
by'S life. Cholera inf;Mtun, dysen-
| terry, dihll'hua. DR.. FOWl,r's Extract
Of Wild Strawberry never fails to
conquer them.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-10
F low erS

We are selling all Of our
flowers for millinery use at
half price, half the market
price.
Lining chjntz reduced from
6 cents to / cents a yard, Wed
ncs1ay only.
- cent dimitios in white
and black, white and blue =,
white and pink at l2a cents a
yard.
Is pieces Of the -! cent
lawns at . cent: a yard.
Remnants Of lawns and
dimitic3 in white and colors,
prices reduced.
New lot Of table linen rem
nants.
We will sell the balance Of
sample towels Wednesday.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-10
PAYING JIYlDENDS EVERY WEEK.

Legitimate enterprise based on facts and
figures best weekly paying invrstnent of 70
century; bank and business reference; m.
precrdentcd success. Stock sale closes July
Is Particulars address EQnin. Record Co.,
a5j broadway, n. Y. .e5.Jt
The evening Republican., 1902-06-10
'I'l!CkiiIlgg.

IHcKIh8 VIII THCN ITlSCftIUIl
y inches wide. We are show
ing grand collection, rang
ing in price from 80 cents to
$2.75 Il yard. Having had
these goods made to our order
we can save you from 20 to %
per cent on them.
White pi4uc and lawn sailor
collars for ladies; Prices range
from 80 cents to S;3. 80.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-10

DESpepsia-ban Of human eXis-
t2nce. BnrIo>k Blood B!tters cures
il. promptly, permanently. kegu-
late3 and tones the stC mach.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-10
Wrappers,

HE lawn wrappers with cor
set attachment that were on
sale Monday will be offered
again Wednesday. Regular
prices $l.25, $50 and $l.75
at So cents, "Wednesday only.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-10
ANOTHER GREAT PURCHASE
FOR SPOT Cash.

We are now in control of the en-
tire stock Of NJ A. HANSON & CO.,
manufacturers of Fine Shoes. We,
bought their local store at SOC King
street and have moved the monster
stock Of fine Shoes and Slippers to our
store, 1913 Market street, where we
place the stock on sale beginning
THIS EVENING
at just
0NE-HALF PRICE.
This will afford shoe buyers an op-
portunity to purchase two pairs Of
shoes for the price you would pay for
one pair elsewhere.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-10
u! aISiSS S,

Only about half the lot Of
Ladies' Lawn Waists sold on
Saturday. We will sell the
balance Wednesday regular
prices &l.2j, $l.3o and $l.5O
special price Sl,OO.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-10

It pays to keep in touch
with this store every day. 1t
is impossible to mention all
the special bargains in the
papers.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-10
DON'T BE PULLED IN

by glaring sigma. for they are often de-
o"lTus' If you Want COOL Mcna 20 ton
rU!iablu murkO'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-30
A Few Negatives About the "L. J. @
 l.. S3.5O Special

We have told you number of times, in an affirmative way, of the T., & l.. s. 50 Special" Now we tell you what is not in our $3.5o Special The soles of the l., J. & L. $3.5o Special are not taken from that portion of the hide such as the flank, neck or belly but most $3 and s3.5o shoes are.
 Nor are the insoles inferior nor are the counters anything but leather-"moulded counters are frequently used in 3. shoes By moulded counters is meant those counters made generally of pasteboard, compressed; and then moulded in the shape of the counter.
 Nor is the "L., ]. & l. $3.5o Special sham as concerns the vamp or quarter. fornot for minute wouldwe considerputting into those parts sheepskin leather that has not one-tenth the strength and dura- bility of the feathers that go into the IL, l. & L. Special"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-30

The "L. J. & l., Go-Cart. The best perambulator Tn the world for babies
 It is crib, baby carriage, go-cart in one
 It weighs less than baby carriage, yet gives the baby more room, more comfort More of everything that baby should have For its scientific construction 1t IS endorsed by physicians.
 The mechanism Is not only perfect, but simple. It will not get out of order and IS placed entirely out of sight.
 All these IL, j. & L." go-carts are fin ished in specially light color Enameled any color, 400 extra. Running gear finished Tn green. The wood handles of the regular gear are finished in natural wood. IL, J. k L." go-carts are priced without cushions and without parasols. Both may be bought sepa- rately
 They are the best built of all go-carts They don't run off to one side. They don't wabble They are made of the best mate riaIs--from the steel axle to the rod Tn the body.
 No pains have been spared to make 1t the best go-cart that can possibly be made. It IS not built to last one year, but to last the chllds whole life-and one child after another.
 These IL, j. & L." go-carts are easily adjusted they take any position by easily reclining the back frame
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-30
NOTHING SOUTH OF THE OHIO TO EQUAL TIT HANDLES MANY VARIETIES AND THE BEST OF EVERYTHING.

Few of the citizens of Birmingham relaize the great size and importance of the mammoth store of Loveman, Joseph 6 Loeb, "the largest retail store south of the Ohio." It is one of the sights of the city and the ad- miration of all visitors.
 Fine Natural Lighted Store.
 It is the best lighted building in the south. There are two hundred win dows, making brightly lighted store. Indeed, there are no dark corners or hooks anywhere.
 Two Hundred Arc Lamps.
 There are as many arc lights (two hundred and f1fty) in Loveman, Joseph & Loeb's store as the city of Birming- ham uses. Besides, there are over one thousand 16c-andle power incandeseent lights. The store has it's own electric system, one of the largest in the south. There are two engines equaling 250 horse power. Then there is a spe- cial double compound pump to run the big elevators and the Lamson tube system.
 The Lamson Pneumatic Tube System.
 This is one of the few stores in the south using the Lamson Tube System. The great cost of putting it in ($15, ,000) is almost a prohibitory one. It. how ever, gives the customers the best service of any system in the world.
 The Transfer Card System.
 There is no waiting in this perfect of stores. The transfer card system introduced by Loveman, Joseph & Loeb in the south, saves the customer both time and trouble, and there is no
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-30
6he Birmingham ASe-Herald Said About Vs.
 In Last Sundays Paper We Reprint the Article Exactly 1t Appeared in the
 Age-Herald. "LOVEMAN, JOSEPH & LOEB
 LARGEST STORE IN SOUTH
In Last Sundays Paper.

benefit of any of the employees who may become ill and there may be found all the necessary medicines for emergencies. Also at St. Vincents hospital there is a room furnished by the association at the disposal of all the employees at the store.
 A Volunteer Fire Department.
 There is a volunteer fire department made up of the employees, with a chief and an assistant chief for the different floors. Thanks to this sys- tenn, two or three dire calamities have been averted. Then, there are reser- voir tanks with a capacity of 2S,000 gallons Without question, it is one of the safest stores in all the south.
 Chief Mullin, of the Birmingham Fire Department, says that it is one of the best equipped stores in the south for fighting fire. Besides the automatic sprinkler system, which honey-combs the ceiling of every floor.
 The Mail Order Department.
 One of the most important depart, ments in the store is the mail order department. By reason of the fact that this is the largest and best store in the south, people in nearly all tr' southern states depen upon it to sup ply them with what they desire for personal wear and home use. The department sends samples free. The mail order shoppers are expert shop pers, and a great many people who shop by mail say that it is even more satisfactory than personally buying, bpcaueo inc etora shonners know oX- actly what is in the store, and if they cannot get the exact thing they can get closer to it by reason of their familiarity with all the stock.
 The Boo<worm.
 The firm publishes magazine which for its value in it's particular sphere is considerable. It reviews all the popu- lar books of the day. 4 sample copy will be mailed you free upon request. The regular price is 10 cents.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-30

waiting for change or bundles after each purchase, but when you are ready to go comes the one settlement, with the goods ready. A cashier is at the transfer office to obviate a minutes delay.
 Electric Carpet Machines.
 In the line of progress are electric carpet sewing machines in the carpet department, and when women gener. ally have to propel these machines with foot-tread they there simply go through the form of sewing for the patent electric carpet sewing machine, one of which makes two stitches at one time, they are spared the moil and toll of the work.
 Four Hundred Employes.
 Altogether there are nearly four hundred employees who are engaged in the different departments. Four or five years ago there were not quite one hundred-ten years ago there were less than twenty-five.
 The Loveman, Joseph 6 Loeb Elm
 ployes' Mutual Benefit Association.
 The employees of the store have an ssociation-probably one of the most perfect of it's kind in the United States.
 Employees Free Circulating Library.
 The association has it's own free cir culating library of over TOO volumes, representing all the branches of litera- ture and including the standard works. The employees have free access to these books.
 Employees Lunch Room.
 Under the auspices of the associa- tion is a dainty lunch room with plenty of comfortable chairs and plenty of reading matter, where one may eat his or her lunch in comfort and rest.
 Employees Hospital Room.
 Loveman, Joseph & Loeb's Elm ployes' Mutual Benefit Association has a hospital room in the store for the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-30
Store LOVEMAN, JOSEPH & LOEB.

Birmingham is indeed a sooty, smoky city. By why should 1t follow that the fem. mine part of its population must dress in ac. cord with the colors of said smoke and soot! This IS to be w hite Winter" say the die. tators of fashion, and the Parisian papers dlate upon the beauty of snowy day in the Bois, when all the fashionabIes arrayed in snowy, Aeecy effects will make 1t seem like ialryland---lf we cannot attain such a beauti. ful effect here, by harmony we can still se- cure an excellent one by contrast---and the woman who will array herself in soft, delicate tnts this winter, will find herself conspicu. ously attractive, for 1t is not always that we are allowed the privilege of using white and light colors in the gloomy season of the year. Our pink felt hats, trimmed with pink os- trlch pumes and pink tulIe-Our light blue felts trimmed with soft facings of heavenly blue chiffon and silvery blue vevet-our vio- let velvet hats, shading up to royal purple aboue all our beautiful white hats-are all works of art in the millinery line, and de. signed to beautify the woman who wears one of them. The line of dress hats to be shown this week includes those as described above; at prices ranging from $500 to $25. .oo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-30
Warm Bed Clothing

Plenty of it here. More than any other store here abouts, assortment is desir- able and our prices are less because we buy in so large quantities.
 Eiderdown Comforts, French sateen covered, 72x72, at 500.
 Cotton Comforts, extra large size, silkoline covered and filled with pure white cotton, for 1.5o.
 Wool Blankets, 10-4, gray or white, red or blue border, at, pair, 2.5o.
 A strictly pure all-wool Blanket, 10-4 or 11-4 in size, extra fine quail ity, at, pair, 4.50.
 Fancy Blankets, for lounging robes, 72x81 size, at, each, 3.75, 500 and 7.50.
 Crib Blankets. 96x42 inches, for 100.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-30

BOYS ALPINE HAT, of a good felt, made in the shape of soft and crush hat in the latest shapes and styles, in all grades and prices, from soc to 200.
 BOYS DERBY HATS, in the better grade, only fine substan- tial fur and felt, in a dozen shapes, 1.25.
 BOYS TAM O'SHANTER, golf, yacht and automobile Hats, in all shapes and sizes, to be sold now from 25c to 200.
 BOYS SAILOR HATS, in felt serge, patent leather and feathers, in all shapes and sizes, large assortments, LOO to 200.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-30
Hats, Caps. Waists, Mackintoshes and
 Sweaters for Boys.

We have not only boys suits and boys coats, but the other things that he wears. To- day we tell you of some of them to be found in the boys clothing department.
 You will also find boys shoes in the shoe department, and boys furnishing underwear in the mems furnishing department. Of some of the things besides overcoats and suits:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-30
Baskets Reduced.

At 35c Work Baskets that were sold at 40. so and 60c.
 At 60c Work Baskets, lined and unlined, former prices were 60, 75 and LOO.
 At 75c, Work Baskets, the former price of which were LOO and 1.25.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-30
reclining the back frame.

Axels, BOG; parasol clamps, zoe; double-jointed parasol rod and ball, soc each; springs, Soc each; .. straps, 200 each; parasol balls, 2oc
 each.
 Other Equipments.-L. J. & L. Go Carts are supplied with foot-brake, front strap and clamp for parasol without extra charge.
 Wheels.-L., J. & L. Go-Carts are sold with rubber tires, steel wheels Front wheels of gear, IA inches; rear wheels, 22 inches.
 Packing and Shipping.-L., J. & l. Go-Carts are packed with wheels off in crate-no charge for packing. Our responsibility ends when go-cart is de lievered to express or freight com pany. Claims for breakage or for freight overcharge should be made to transportation company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-30
Kayserzinn, the Great German
 Metal.

German metal, unalloyed, that never furnishes, even in this atmosphere. It is made in all the new shapes, includ- ing Vases, Fish Dishes, Chop Plates, Stein s, Tankards, Card Rec eiv CTS, Cereal Dis hes, Casseroles, Bon Bons, Tea Bells and Individ- ual Salts.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-30

We carry a complete line of Lace Parasol Covers, ranging in price from 100 to 600 each.
 Cushions-Made on cardboard filled with cotton. Covered with denim. All colors, 100 Cushion-Covered in Bedford Cords, 1.fo Grade-Fancy tufted and piped backs, made of silk damask pr corduroy, S'uo Also made with plush roll at same price.
 Grade-Made from best silk velom, ,tufted, o.oo PRICE OF PARTS
 Rubber tire wheels, 14-inch, oOe Rubber tire wheels, 22-inch, 100 Rubber tire with wire rod run ming through center, for 14-inch wheel zuc For 22-inch wheel, 5Oc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-30
S2.5O a Dozen Oatmeal Bowls
 for Sl.5O.

A special purchase of 10 gross of China Oat- meal Bowls, made to sell at $2.50 a dozen. An inn porting house in New York, anxious to close out their stock submitted a price on 10 gross-We accepted and the result is $2,50 a dozen Oatmeal Bowls at 1.50.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-30
The Special Selling of Toilet Sets.

There are four ots-none of them is a cheap, common set-even the one for 675.
 2piece English Porcelain Toilet Sets white and gold with double single voets two shapes regular price special 65
 12piece Toilet Sets two shapes pink blue and green with heavy sppng on each pece regular price S850 special Ibu
 12piece Toilet set Goodwin shape in solid pink with gold treatment and dark purple treated in the regular price on these sets S4O0 special i2.50
 2Pece Toilet Sets four shapes all handsome decorations with full gold tracing each piece; regular price S70O and $ 5o special 5.0O
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-30

BOYS SHIRT WAISTS AND BLOUSE, in the most popular brands, separate wristbands, in white and colors, 5cs and 75c.
 BOYS MACKINTOSHES and Rain Coats, in a dozen shades and colors, good full and long. abso- lutely rain-proof, 200, 800, 400, 500.
 ...BOYS' SWEATERS, in purely all wool and worsted, in stripes and solid colors, a dozen different shades and patterns, just the thing for the boy; it is something he will appreciate, 75o to 2.5o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-30
Children's Hats.

We are giving special attention to childrens hats this week, because we know that among the many visitors to the city, there are many from small towns and cities where, as rule, original designs in childrens hats are not obtainable We make a speciality of swell styles for the little folk-and besides our own exclusive designs we have models after Best and Phipps & Atchison-both we'll known for their childrens styles Our handsome beaver flats for children come in all the standard and pastel shades, in long nap white beaver, and in black We have them low as $325
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-30

hotels and boarding uohses, 5-8 size, worth $1.00 dozen, at 6ec.
 15 pieces of good, heavy German Table Linen, 5S inches wide, as- sorted designs, at, yard, 49c.
 10 pieces of fine Bleached 72- inch wide Table Damask, extra fine quality, worth $1.25, at, yard, 95c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-30

100 dozen Table Napkins, 20x2O, heavy German linen. floral designs, worth $2.50 dozen, at 1.75.
 75 dozen full bleached Table Napkins, 3-4 size, made in differ ent designs, worth $3.OO, at, dozen, 2.50.
 Table Napkins for restaurants,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-30
Money-Saving Prices on Table Linens

Go anywhere you pIease-to any large city, and you will find no better department than this You will find some hooer denartmens but none better Note these prices too
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-30
Some Beautiful Clocks.

Just in the latest in clocks, Art Nouveau finish-Ihe finish is identical with the Art Nouveau in French bronze. Hard to describe, but these worth coming to
 Clocks, Art Noveau u0s'sns' a' '' 225, soo, s75 5oo 500 to pieces 225 250 = = o 625o 3piece set at 2boo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-30
Colored Dress Silks.

Pin Cheeks and Stripes Lousines and Taffetas 75c and LOO.
 Two-Toned or Chameleon Tafetas the heavy lus- trous quality for shirt waist dresses 85c and 1OO
 Scotch and Norman Plaid Silk, for waists petticoats, or nings all styles and qualities 85c 00 125 5O L75
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-30
Flowers and Foliage.

Flowers as trimming for hats are to be much used this winter-so we desire to call your attention to the new flowers and velvet foliage which we are now showing. Many New York hats are trimmed entirely in leaves and roses and for the woman who wore a heavy black plume all last winter, the present style is an agreeable change Many ladies object on humane grounds to wearing birds and for them we can trim hats in the flower trimming which for becomingness and general use fitness surpass any others. The new vel vet foliage, in rich shadings, at LOO, I..5o and 200 bunch.
 Mourning and Mourning. Wells.
 There is always distinction to finely made mourning hats. It takes the best milliners to do fine mourning work-and it takes time A well-made silk hat can [be worn for mourning, both in summer and winter-and so 1t is never economy to buy cheap one. We use only the best silk in ours. and we aim at individuality in the styles In mourning veils we carry none but the best. Our silk or .grenadine wells are all silk--our nuns yelling veils are all wool neither will turn rusty or brown. You may find mourning veils for little less, but it never pays to buy that kind. For high-class, reliable mourn goods our prices are the lowest. A line of new mourning veils just in; prices accord ing to size, from 275 to 10 %.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-30
Free Delivery Around Birmingham.

One of of 
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 nghm Kingston of st Br Ere to al parts of fEyhn parts o We Ed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-30
Special Prices for Rogers Silverwear. r.

special purchase of this slverWare made for the State Fair days Your buying prices prices to many dealers The following popular patterns that have been leaders else where. Tea Spoons, set G. 5oc Round Handle Forks, 6 Round Handle Knives,
 
 lape opoonS se D, ,,oo Sugar Shells, each, 25c.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-08
MORGAN SAYS CLIQUE
IS PROSECUTING HIN
Demand for Naval Court bv
Former Gunner.
Asserts That Since Elevation to Rank
Of Ensign Malicious Charges Are
Made Against Him.

/ Ensign, formerly Gunner. Charles Nor
gan, against whose elevation in the na-
val service the late Admiral Sampson
protested, On the ground that he lacked
the necessary Social qualifications for a
commissioned officer. has sent long
communication TO the Navy Department
demanding naval court trial OF certain
officers. who. ne says. have made derog-
atory charges against him.
Morgan alleges that as a result of
these charges he has been prevented
from attaining the rank in the navy to
which his work at Santiago properly en-
titles him He AYERS that a Navy De-
partment clique is working against hin.
One man in particular. lieutenant. who
is soon to wed the daughter OF 4 high
officer in the navy. reported thar he was
drunk while n duty. This Morgan de-
MES. ana demands an investigation
He alleges that the clique is trying TO
have him placed on the retired list. He
says that he IS willing to retire. bur does
not proposed TO do so before he gets
what is eoming TO him His statement
contains about 1000 words. Morgan first
came into public notice through bis
work as diver Oh the wreck Of the Maine
IN Havana Harbor.