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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-10-27
1856.
rot. exnendltnres. $40. lsa. 1aa Sao3. 774, l5i
Interest on the Public Debt.

AS regards interest on the public debt,
the figures of the Harrison admniStra-
ton that interviewed between the two
Cleveland administrations are OF inter
est The interest payments for the year
1892. the last year OF Republican rule,
were S23 ,37S, 116, as against sol $50, lao
for the first fiscal year OF Cleyelands
first administration. Then, during Clere-
lands second administration the public
debt was increased S2600OO,OOO, and the
interest payments, which in 1872 amount
ed to $23 ,37S, 116, in 1897 amounted to
$37, 791 no But in 1904 the interest
on the public debt was only $24,6i6,49O,
this reduction having been due chiefly 10
the economy rendered possible through
the financial act OF March, 1900, which
nearly every Democrat in Congress voted
against.
The most important increase i'll expend-
itures under Republican rule has been for
the navy-alId this policy of upbuiIding
the navy was pet policy of the late w.
G. Whitney, President Clev Glands Secre-
tary of the Navy, whom Democrats often
term the father of the modern American
navy. During the Cleveland years eX-
penditures for the navy increased S19,-
100000, and the Navy Department cN-
penditures for 1904, compared with those
for 1897, Clevelands last year, show
an increase of $6S,OO0,0O0 the bulk Of
which increase is for construction Of new
ships
In consideration OF the fact that the
United States has increased nearly 30
per cent. in population and more than
100 per cent. IN wealth since Grover
Cleveland was first inaugurated. the in
creased expenditures of government
would naturally seem to be entirely Jus
titled.
If they are not, the Democrats should,
at least an fairness, be willing To criti-
else the increase in Democratic years just
as much as the increase in Republican
wears.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-10-27
p,,,an IN Iiksn;n0 par-nr - 1ro

Bryan, in likening Parker to Moses,
who was slow of speech, raped the
Democratic candidate very hard. Bibli-
cal authority says Moses never entered
the Promised Land.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-10-27
DISTRESSFUL TIMES
HARDSHIPS THAT FOLLOWED
DEMOCRACYS SUCCESS.

Lesson that Should Be Held i'm Vivid
Remembrance So that, Repetition
of Industrial Disaster May BE
Averted.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-10-27
TROPICAL POSSESSIONS.
We Need All We Have and Could
Profitab1y Increase the Number.

we NG6Q All we nave anu SOuAo
Profitably Increase the Number.
The Democratic and "Anti-lmperlal-
istic" opponents of Republican national
control say we do not need tropical pos
sessions. Such, for instance, as the
Philippines, Porto Rico and Hawaii. In
saying this they overlook the fact that
our imports of tropical and sub-tropical
products in the fiscal year ended June
80, 1904, amounted to the enormous sum
of $430,356, 775--nearly $1,5OO0O0 for
each working day of the year
The great growth in these imports in
a single generation is shown by the fol-
lowing record, nsing figures compiled by
the chief Of the Bureau Of Statistics of
the Department Of Commerce aud Labor:
IoIO /..... .@I"o'ooo'ooo
1890 Observation-Disclosures. 29I, 16,0IS
JcO1 toO,ooO, 10
The increase here given of $15S, 100000
III twenty years, and $20l ,0OO,O00 IN
thrty-four years, emphasizes our need
OF tropical possessions in the most strik-
ing manner. Our imports from the Phil
ippnes Porto Rico and Hawaii are in
cluded in the following proportions:
Hawaii .........,........ $50, l333,o33
Philippines ................. l2,O06,954
Porto Rico ................ ll,oib,3l2
Total S48, 777,379
Here we see that our present tropical
possessions are only sending us about III
per cent Of the tropical products we con-
sumo. We not only need those islands
and all they produce, but we also need
to do all in our power to increase the
total and diversity of their products.
More than that, we also need more pos
sessions Of the same kind. 1t would pay
us to buy some mOre-the Danish and
other West Indies, for instance. 1t stands
to reason that as we must pay out so
large an amount each year, it would be
best to send the money to our own pos
sessions, to benefit orr own native and
American interests, rather than it should
go to countries in which we do not have
any personal pecuniary interest.
By quantities, our main tropical i'm
ports in the years 1870 and 1904 We're:
1870 1904.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-15

en- 9riitus, men at De oesuogtet prGs
oiteoe At al Ragt, foroi De mente, at
man 6sr uoIpoe Sub mere eno Ulen=
METER. 9au 8runb 6eraf blep be
tiltalte at bet bpie Rdoo, trusoe pg
piIteoe, men Der f~ort9aes, at De git
oluoe bort, foroi DC agteoes oGrbi9e
til at lioe no9et for Seiu gfoons
Stnlo. De bar altiad lite blot aors
let piaigt % taalmpoi9t, men De to9
ret open / asbet iom en- iGrlig9iaooes
eape At 9orberre og bar me9et glaze
til.
De, iom ligner be fsrite, er enonu
unoer &oriet, De, Iom lignsr De
npIte, fGmper meo aorIet. og be,
iom ligner De iiOite, Ieirer meo
Soriet / 6apn.
De fbite er a~abenbdrt De beoite
ariitne, t6i ligeiom 9orberre eliter
en- 9ldo @iper. iddleoes eliter ban ogs
Tau en- gIdo aorsora9sr.
Qdpribs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-15
&orlet.

5psr bar 1T aors at bore, ia'e
Manoen, ban bar i'm aOne pau Rpgs
gen = Fbber bet / ct balpt bumos
riifiit 5anteiprog, men Der er bog al.
lieeosl bpb Menins | bette. Ss IRE
nineen er ben, al enbDer at os bar
noget. Der trptter. ielp ON bet iult
lite iuu Iise sr en- Stone pau apgs
gen.. pdulus tlaser Oper. at ban
bar zen Torn / asost", nogst i9rlig
ilemt ,at tr9ttss meb".
6bab bet bar funnel ppre, beo in.
gen at ps; men Del Tan bel ogiaa ba-
re ri imuu aorsorasere NOT at pioe,
at Ri lite er andre 0iltadr unoertol
itebe, END en- at airtens ftsrite sross
6elte.
Def gerber bare ON, at bi forftoar
at bore 8ors pod rette Mdabe.
Der er nemlig 3 Maabsr at bare
&orfet pdd.
Oct minbit sobe sr, at MAJ taae,
oct %nsotOuneent, liseiom Simon a
Gprene. 5an bar bet sfter Serren
men rigtisnot life msb fin gobe Oil.
lie, ban fl96te pad bet unber Suf u
5aarer, og ban snifebe Iiftert at blir'
FIJI for bet, 10 FOR 10 Before.
gn anben Mdabe er, at man pi0il
tugsr 8oriet, b1rer bet nsb Sdalmo
bigbeb operldbenbe til 0orberre
bOor fort ener bpOr lenee, man fla
bore bet.
Der er enbnu en- treble Mdabe a
tage &oriet pdd o. bet er bel
bebite. st Gfs. berpdd er Mpoitlene
4oferb | ben fsrite triitne lib.
29ierne buffer NOT fra 4poitelfo
gaen, at bet bar benz forbubt at l9
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-15
Grinorinqer fra nit Gin.

Ora puitor 0iIb. geets eg.n
5ounb fort fsr bans Osb. Denns
Bog burbe eiss uf une. fOm BAR benns
fore Wtdnb tar. Den er bddoe mes
get tarufteriItiff for Jorfutteren iOm
pr9It os Stribent os giosr tiuise ct
meget Dofentlist 9ibrug til ct Oistis!
4ffnit nf Danmarts nbsite airses
9tiforie. 9obt inbbunben $1.00.
2utb. pubL 9ouf..
Blair, Tebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-15

tSH ZpAdiAHtN ! Fy5AA- @LAs =
8ette fife Strift at ben betenote
9rofesior Sdmes Robertion BED
Glasgow : uniOeriitetet bsrer til ben
Ratte Strifter, iom uogiOes imoo
gibeltrititen.
0riginalen uotom 1903 for at
grofesfor Robertfon tunoe gipe fine
mango Stupenter ct Ipnli9t llotrDt
for ben pdaitsnnelie, be hupoe pit
BAN peo bans 25z2ldrs Subil9um
Tom profesior. 5ilige mente llo9is
peren, at ,5upsbeb er lige iad uos
lat for al bliDe misforitdaet ION
Ifrepne Orb" = og ban fslte i'm
3rdng til ub al i'm Grfaring o9 TT
9enoItdb til iemitifte Sprog os 0is
Itorie at ubtale fla oTentlig ON i'm
Sitting til ben yidutuIote bsiere
aritit."
!0pdo Der melt IIadr en- | bet liae
Sfrift, er 6orfatterens 9eIfeonebeo,
Der pirter oobbslt bos en- Mano iont
9rofesior q.
6an inoremmer meb en- fmut 5ils
forlaoeliebeb, at bans 9iben er be-
granIet = o9 al gioen pdd De Oms
raaoer, arititen beit9ftiger zig mee,
er meeet pdnItelie. Oct fnIoer BAN
berfor meo ben IterIte 5orunorln9,
al be mooerne arititere ter beitrips
belle ben liter1re oe biitoriIte ubpits
ling, Der forsgit for 5uiinber al Qdr
fiben / Ssrael. .iom ON bisie 5ing
bar uboru9et al forifeaige a~drsan9e
oamle Qpiier fra ben 5io." Oct er
eftsr prof. RS Menin9 ,n9iten
fulbItGnbig badblsit at f%ditildd meo
noqst, Der liener geItemtbeb." belle
benne llbpitIing. ..Gn beiteoen 5ors
iigtigbeo og Reierueibeo, iadbun ION
bet iQbpanliepis uopiIss peb 9ritit
al anben Olotiosliteratur," pilbe
pare mere pasienoe.
st ubm1rtet 4rgument fsrer prof.
II. / Morten, nadr ban no fra ben
npeite triitne Observation-Disclosures
gerningsr barber. at Der er gipst BE-
bis for, at IslD Soft at BET lapeite
6eoenItdb life bsbeper Q%orbunore
Der for al b9be fig op til en- tlar
5oritadelie at Cub og til at leOe et
moralf Cir"
grof. n. oenber Ii9 osiaa til De
troenoe W1no %inosnfor 9rititen; Il
bar life p1ret retf9rbige mob ia islp
% oeres Gag, ibet be giber Iua megst
efter FOR 29ren ON en- nuturlis ub.
nitline, at Der ingsn plabs bliper
for en- auobommelig Qdbenbaring NJ
ben aeli9ion, Der bar beItemt for bic
9erben.
0esp9rre ft9mmes bet li1s Sfrift
peo, at Ooeri9ttelfsn er urimelig iIet.
faa 1et, at Meningen paa fine Ste
Der er ~forounftet (naOnlis SiOe Il,
Gin. 14-18. ie ogTuu Sibs Il. Gin.
10 f., Sibe IL, Gin. 1919, Sioe
%. Gin. 7-13).
& q
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-15
NSeger til neoiatte Eriirr.

9i bar mooiaee. mango goot btllis,
Bigger. iom life .r opfsr. | port Rata
log. Sdmme f9lses til neoidt pris.
faalenge OpIass. parer. priisr7s e.
n.tte, os 9sssrns ienbes pOrtofrit. til
OpInett er ubfolgt, | ben Orben, iom
geIifingsrne inolsber. StriD mei
BET fummen, inben b.. er for tent.
81. ariftoHsr 9aItenbOrf og 5anfse
aterns. 5iitoriN StusfpiI | fem
5dnblinssr of Wugoulene 9borefsn.
1874 Siosr. Rebfat fra $1.00 til
2Oc.
SO. 9sorg @aibingtons 2epneo Deo
ariftian 9itersaarb. 9opeofagelis
efter Gbnarb Gpsretts ,2tfe Of
@oibington". "a Siber | Omflus.
Nebfat fra 40 til 15c.
"a. ariIteIige Smddftpfter df 6. :.
meb 5ororb af Daftor @sfdeafelbts
9anfen. 81 SiOsr | Omflag. Nto.
fat fra 80 til Toe.
81. Mormonerne, beres profet, oeres
Stat og btres Relision, uf On. Mos
rig Bud, opsrfat fra Spf. 1873 Sis
Der / Omflog. Reblat fra so iii 25c.
SO. 0anmorts 8Opebals. Gn Romd7
fra qaml, Oage af 8iIbelm 9fters
eaarb. 462 Sibsr / Omflus. NsO.
fat fra $1.50 til 75c.
80. 9renierne for ben relisisfe 9ants
ming. hampton 2ectures uf Sens
RI aonguspire WanfsI. Gftsr Oris
ginoIens ste ubeabe paa Oanf peb
n. seifen. 239 Stber l OmTas.
Rebfat fra $1.20 til SOC.
100 Torfsg til en- tort Gortlartae ooer
Ct. 5obdnnes Mabenbarine at Ot.
to WsGer. 348 Giber | OmTae.
Rebfat fra $500 iii $1.2o.
101 GngeIfts. ftoit. os irne Joltes
fanse os Melobier. famlebe os uos
fate for pianoforte at a.p. Berg
green. @nben, meget Torsgeb. llbs
9dbe. SnbeboIosr 125 Sang.. H.bs
fat fra $3.50 til 8Ot.
102 Din 9onge tommer. gn 9bpsntss
betrastnins gennem Frepr1bite7er
af u. Mnberien Sosneprpf. 81
Sibsr / OmTas. Rebfat fra 40
til 20c.
106 Om BsrneftoI.n. On GfterIabt
M~fbanofins af arifen Wiitelien
Rob. ubsiO.t af 6urolb 9olm.
SO Stber | Omflas. Rebfat fra
40 til zoe.
1T. Jlbfsnaler os en- GfterRrift.
so Blabartiiler (meb ct Gororb).
of Greberit Juns.rfen. @olsmeniss
bebspraf I asbenbobn. 81 Siber
OmTds. Rebfai fra 20 til 10.
118. gebfemob.r. 5~ortanine af
Rnub Gtptte. 245 Stber | OmNas.
Rebfat fra $1.10 til COX.
120. Grits BoHen, en- Den, filbret of
en- Den. Bilbelm Birieoal. 90
Sfber | OmTas. Rebfat fra 40
til zoe.
121. Jol,efribeb os 5sitiri.lisbtb. 81
Jnbfas I Vutfbens Hulturtamp
at u. ~. ct. 4rotanber. aanb.
teol. Ill Siber | Omflag. Nebs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-15
Warfsgrabitener, af Charles

LOO. OeuIlSpI0ptleHett VI Suuh1tp
8. Spurseon, opsriatte fra gngslf
Of @. 9. 295 Siber / 9ino. gebs
fat fra 1920 til $1.40.
112. minbe ON @. ID. Ssrenieu.
autefet I asge. 0sb ben Abe apriI
1878. Deb GreOerif Suugerfsn.
1913 Siber l OmTas. Rebfdt fra
6Oc. til zoe.
115. 5it 6orfoar for ariientroens
Sonbbeb. Gn 6u%anbsrntning for
2egfolf, at GrsOerit Sunstriea,
pr9ff psb 2sbenbabnsg uIgmenis'
beb. 100 Sibsr / OmTus. Deb
fat fra 40 til SOC.
124. gertel Glmgdarb: 6%jsmitdo1'
gineber fra Spranb / Somrsn.
1856. 30 Sibsr / gino.
Tebfat fra $3.50 til $1.2O.
125. Sra bet foenfe airteIiO I b.
fbite Sunbrsbs Gar. Rosle psrs
fons og Sibsfiloringer uf Ridarb
psterfen. 300 Sioer | 8inb. R.o'
fat fra 1920 til $1.70.
126. Deb Sengetib. On Wob,ts
Orb til 8srnene, at Quguita Nou'
risr, meb JorOrb at SOsnspraR
Sbomos Rsrbam. 129 Sib.r |
ginb. Rebfat fra $1.00 til COO.
127. Riharb qeterfen: Sire 2tOs'
biIeber: Werner QbrabomTon.
2ubpis Sucf. Morib Mr7bt Os
bans Jorbolo til 0anmari. goal
Wsfer. 235 Siber, inbbunben.
Rebfdt fra $1.70 til $1.O0
1913. 8. 8. Morteaisn, nbt 8ibros til
en- 8aratteriftit at Oanff praoiten I
bet nittenbe 4drbunbreSes Fbite
Sdlobef, af o. Rannetab, Sosne'
pr1f. 154 Siber inbbu1beu.
Hebfat fra 1920 til $1.0O.
100. Ora 2sbtabsIibst | gamle 0oee.
af @ilb. moning. 1913 @iber ino.
bunben. Rebiat fra s1.00 til Toe.
131. 9riften os Ssbe. gn Gortening
fra bet 16be Murbunbrebe al adrt
9einrict gaspari, msb ct GorOro
uf Slotspreft SIC. IF. poulien.
244 Siber inbbu7b.n. Nebfdt fra
$1.70 til $1.10.
1872. Dasnp. Ct 2ipsbi1ebt |
bramotift Gorm, uf Glib. MafIins.
152 Siber inbbunb.n | flint gino.
HetTat fra S1.80 til 90c.
1873. gortrater fr1 airten. .. @.
Monrno, 6. 6oitrup os q. SRI
mobt. gibrag til en- adr:tteriitit
at banf Qroe:sn | bet nittsnbe
qdrbunbr.bts ioite oalrDel. 10
Sfber inbbunbea. Hebfat fra
$1.30 til 90c.
ia. 5or 9unerebe 4dr rben, Stiber
az 2ipet | Odnmorf 1888, at
Rihorb peterfen. 176 Siber ino,
bunben. Rebfat fra $1.30 til 90c.
1876. Sobn palubans MiGler. Mens
neffets 2omebie. Dramatic Digit
ming. POI Sibsr 1 OmTus. 9eo'
fat fra $1.00 til 2oc.
137. ReIisiOnspbilofcpb;, a. q. 9iels
fens. SGT Sibsr / OmiIus. R.o.
fat fra $500 til SOC.
1873. Relision. R~.lision.r os arif.ns
bonn. gtbras iii Refigionspbiloio.
pbien. al M. s. Monrob. 500
Siber iOmflas. Rebfat fra s2.4o
III coz.
139. aons Jrsbsrit ben SpOeno.s
Reeerins. ct gibrus til ben BAN
he Stots6ifforie fra 184s-1863.
Deb arst 1borfse. 5srife gino,
760 Siber, onbet ginb, 1902 Sic
Der. besss / OmiIag. Rsbfat fra
$500 til $1.60.
Danifb Qutb. pubt. Sou..
Bfdir. Nebr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-15

af bore tire bimmslife 9ebIog.re:
Sroen. 6aabst os aerligbeben, ifaI
fun ben ffoite fom SOsDd fsrs os til
bet 6e[lige 2unb, meoens be to feri.e
Tom Mcfes os 4ron mat bs / benre
Zrfsn.
2ouife Stotberg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-15
Salnes Robertion.

% Aar paa en- bebr9it
toll.
(Gn 8oganmelOelfe / nar. Dbl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-15
HIGH SCHOOL OPENING.
Instructions Issued to Pupils and Other
Persons Interested

AS previously announced the public high
schools will open Monday, September 10,
at am, and in order to facilitate the or
ganization of these schools it has been di-
rected that all pupils in advanced classes
shall report for enrolment at am. Pu-
pills having conditions to remove will be
examined at their several schools at 9 am.
At the same hour all persons from out
side schools desiring to enter the advanced
classes of the high schools will be exam
ined at the Central High School. Pupils
entering the high schools from the eighth
grade will report for enrolment at II am.
at the high school which they expect to at
tend.
animation for entrance to the several white
schoois, including the Business High
Schoo. VIII be held at the Central High
School, Ith and o streets northwest. All
candidates for this examination must con-
Ter with the director of high schools at his
once IN the Central High School on or be-
fore Monday, September 49,
At the same hour a like examination for
entrance to the M Street High School will
be held in that building. All candidates
must confer with the principal of that
school on or before Monday, September 10.
NO pupils who have been attending the
graded schools Of the. CITY will be permitted
ten order from the superintendent Of
schools =
Teachers meetings in the several high
schools will be held on Saturday. Septern-
Der II. as follows: Central High School,
pm; Eastern HigbsSchool, 3 pm: West
pm. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-15
GUARDING VACANT HOUSES.
Official View Regarding Premises
Where Smallpox Has Been.

Some time in May last the health ofhcer
forwarded to the District Commissioners
the following:
"Premises No 2O6 street northwest are
vacant by reason of the removal OF the oc-
cupants thereof to the quarantine statlon
hecause of their recens exposure to small
uox. have to request therefore, that you
cause such special attention to be palo 10
these premises as is customary with ref-
erence to rnoccupied buildings containing
personal property.
Major sylvester attached this Endorsement
to the papers when they reached him
II do not think the officers should pc ex-
nose6 TO smallpox surroundings by denber-
ately coming in contact with contaminated
clothing and household goods, put pehese
the same should be taken care OF by the
health office, as understand IL mas oiiicefs
in its employ for that purpose
so far as theft or destruction or the
property is concerned outside supervision
will be cheerfully given.
The health officer promptly reJolneo tnat
the major and superintendent OF ponce was
in error in his belief that any ofhcer would
run any risk II he entered mouse lIon
which a case of smallpox had peen taken
and which had been dismfected. He con-
tinued: ;,
.As a simple matter Of fact the service
rendered is not aimed at the prevention OF
The spread of disease, cut merely a. tue
be performed without any drain Whatso-
ever upon the resources of the ponce de-
nartment financial or otherwise, by IN
forming the officers on the beat on which
such premises are located of the fact that
they are vacant and contain personal prop
erty so that If there be evidence of occu-
pancy or of removal of property therefrom
suitable investigation can be made by the
officers so instructed.
"If however, the Commissioners further
consider the suggestion flat such premises.
after being relieved from quarantine, be
protected from depredations and the ex-
pense thereof paid from the appropriation
for the prevention of contagiou diseases.
respectfully recommend that an opinion be
secured fror, the controller to the pro-
priety of such expenditure before the same
be made"
The controller settles the matter in favor
OF the contention of the health officer, say
ing:
IF, as stated by the health officer, the
service In contemplation IS not necessary for
the prevention of the spread of disease but
is required for the protection of the private
property of the absent occupants of the
premises referred to, l am of the opinion
that the appropriation for the prevention of
ntagious disease is rot applicable to the
expense thereof"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-15
Steel Mills Started Up Again

PITTSBURG, September 15-The Soho
blast furnace of the Jones Laughlin
Steel Company has been ordered in blast at
once. The furnace has a capacity of 800
tons, and the resumption will give employ
ment to 600 men who have been idle four
months.
The third Bessemer steel converter of the
Jones & Laughlin south side plant has been
placed on full time after an idleness of six
months. This makes the Bessemer depart
ment of the works in full operation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-15
A Large Real Estate Deal.

Moore & Hill, n conhection with the Tnos.
j. Fisher Co. have sold the entire frontage
on the south side of w street between 18th
and 10TH streets northwest to Mr.. Harry
Wardman, who will at once begin the erec-
ton of eight large apartment houses. Each
building is to be separate. thus giving air
and light on all sides. The entire transac-
ton Will represent an expenditure in the
neighborhood of $500 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-15
Pittsburp millionaire I'll.

PITTSBuRG. September 15.-Charles
Lockhart, the millionaire oil man, banker
and capitalist, was brought home from
Spring Lake, NJ j., last night suffering
from an illness that alarmed his family.
He was reported resting easier today.
Mr. Lockhart is now in his eighty-sev-
enth year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-15
Arkansas Lumber Mill Burned.

CHICAGO, September IA dispatch to
the Record-Heraid from Pine Bluff. Ark,
says: Fire has destroyed the Sawyer g.
Austin plant, one of the largest lumber
mills in Arkansas The loss is estimated
at between 100000 and 100000, fully COW
cred by insurance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-15
Framed Pictures.

1000 Pictures, in 15x19 oval frames.
various subjects; popular lac pM
pictures of 1904, for only. OyS
$50 Pictures, facsimiles of hand.
painted flowers, in 1Ox36-inch
goid frames; popular 81 pic ze
lures. HSC
100 Dining-room Pictures. in artis-
ncaily ornamental oval frames. oOx
90 inches; art stores IS 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-15

Rustic Taffeta; guar
anteed; every color is Al IN
here; 20 inches wide; II 49,
worth SOC. and 69c. yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-15

Black Rustic Taffeta,
guaranteed all silk Black z M~
wide wash silk; 27-inch; aOQDCo
worth Soc. W
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Art Rugs.
323 Atwood Smyrna Rugs, art de-
signs and colors; sizes 21ax
feet; reduced from $3.50 ST so
tO.----.. --..---.--.-..--.--.-.
115 Atwood Smyrna Rugs. 3x6 feet:
the popular 81 rugs of 50 zE
1904; reduced tO...............~S' ~
10 All-wool Brussels Rugs, size Ok
II feet; the popular $40 Sn3 QS
rugs of 1901; reduced to- " ~. >O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-15

six ''s 3 Inen ss'' Rae: e sSss gMc
5o shades; 15c. value. VSo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-15

81 O2 for superior Covert and
spO'>O fine Cheviot Coats. with
plated loose backs and broad belt;
satin lined throughout; tan and
black; a pronounced and new style
that will appeal to milady who keeps
up with fashions latest trend.
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ESQ.

IS per cent discount on all
Lamps Cut Glass, Bric-a-Brac,
Dinner and Toilet Sets, Refrig-
orators, Water Coolers, Filters,
Ice Cream Freezers, Gas
Ranges, Gas and Oil Stoves,
Parlor Clocks, Lawn Mowers,
Trunks and Bags.
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Curtains at csc Pair.
Some Worth S.. 60

The picture is of one end OF pair of Irish Point
Effect Lace Curtains Others are here in Brussels lace
effects. But why only o8c pair? Because they are
1904 patterns and the makers are now bringing out
their productions for 1905.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-15
EXPENSIVE CURTAINS CHEAPEST

Dollars saved you in the cost of expensive Brussels
and Irish Point Lace Curtains if you are willing to take
1904 patterns You will be-because the 1905 are verv
little different
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-15

Look in the window and see Shirt
Waist and Dress Silks;
swell novelty silk; grays.
blues, browns, garnet and
navy ground; some with Al M
the new Persian stripe III VIZ
and check 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-15

SINNERS Satin, in all colors or
black; full yard
wide; guaranteed to IN 40
wear two years in Y N n IN
any garment: best oN Il Il w
silk known for lining
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Innings.

Boxbay Silk is the only lining that
can be termed never tear" The
sole Washington agency has been
awarded the Palais Royal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-15

Double Face Silk, in black. suitable
for suits and coats:
very heavy quality;
full yard wide: Cd M6
French dye: Peau de eOAoWWV
Sole; $500 value; yd.
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TRIMMINGS.

The correctly new trimmings are
here and experienced attendants to
wait on you. On second floor with
dress goods, silks and Innings.