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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-07
Elegant Petticoats
for Evening Wear.

TlWT1 E are showing an ex-
Il TX ceptionally handsome
WV line of imported and
domestic Petticoats for
evening wear, of china and taffeta
silk and fine lawns, and being light
and fluffy, they are easily Numbered.
Some are hand embroidered, others
are richly trimmed with laces and
embroideries. Long and short
styles represented.
Lingerie Short Petticoats Of China silk, trimmed
with handembroidered ruf1e and feather GO "a
s'iechihS. EACH. 800. ..-.....-..... fO'OS
Lingerie Short Petticoats. Of white China silk
trimmed with insertion and edging of @6 ~
valenciennes lace Zach. WV
Lingerie Petticoats of white China silk, elabo-
very dainty and fluffy. Each....... SIZ. 50
Lingerie Petticoats Of enc lawn. trimmed with
wide embroidered ruffe under RUNE of O.
coored Six Each. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. YAC. "
Lingerie Pettfcoats, of China silk
trimmed with hand embroidery and wide cr-
rune. racn- ................-. W OOS
Lingerie Petticoats, of white China silk trimmed
with nounce Of yalenciennes lace insertion and
featherstitching and edged around bot C., ~
tom with valenciennes lace ruf1e. Each PS<.OO
Lingerie Petticoats. of white China silk trimmed
with deep nounce handsomely hand embroidered and
finished at bottom with wide ruhie of g., ~.
Caiais iace. Eacn.. Y<O.OO
Imported Taffeta SILK Petticoats. in white mink
valeneiennes lace and tucks. Each. . YIS. so
Third foer. Eleventh Ut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-07
LEAGUE IN ILLINOIS
HEARST VOTE ACCOMPLISHED
DOWNFALL OF DEMOCRATS.

A dispatch from Chicago last night says:
When the doors closed at the 1.289 polling
places Of Chicago one of the hardest fought
and bItterest off-year campaigns in Cook
county resolved itself into a problem In
| addition.
| AS soon the congested ballot boxes
were opened and the white sheets spread
| out 1t became apparent that the scratching
extensively advised all day would delay
the announcement of results for some time
An unusually heavy vote was polled. The
election board estimates that the total will
| reach 100000. IS per cent of the total
registered vote. More split tickets were
voted than at any election In years and the
counting of ballots is slow.
Latest returns, which indicate that Chris
topher Strassheim has carried the city of
Chicago in the race for sheriff by about
$4,000 over Harry A Gibbons. democrat.
his nearest opponent. form the basis Of a
claim by the republicans that their entire
county ticket has been elected.
Returns Not Yet Complete.
John J. Hanberg. chairman Of the re-
publican county central committee on Or
ganization. said that the election of all the
| republican county nominees WAS assured.
The Hearst leaders concede the defeat OF
their local league. but express great
satisfaction over having accomplished the
downfall of the democratic ticket, particu-
larly Gibbons for sheriff.
Returns from all the senatorial districts
In the state. although incomplete and In a
number Of districts mainly estimated. In
dica:e the election OF eighty-three republi-
cans. sixty Democrats. four socialists and
SAX prohibitionsts as members OF the
house of represe natives in the forty-fifth
general assembly of the state of Illinois.
The :.ena., will consist of forty-one re-
publican. Line democrats and one prohibit
ZIONIST.
Incomplete returns from all the congress
sional districts in the state indicate the cleo
ton Of .ineteen republicans, five demo-
Gratis and )ne socialist representatives
from Illinois in the Sixtieth Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-07
Boys and Youths
Correct Furnishings.

@ COMPLETE department
|Ml in itself, carrying nothing
Nv but up-to-date, stylish
wearables for boys, fash
Toned after the mems, which so de-
lights the boy.
Every day brings new arrivals in
different classes of goods, and this
department is now replete with the
brightest, freshest and most salts
factory stock of Boys Haberdash-
cry we have ever shown.
BOYS Shirts-As a special
value we are offering line of Boys
Shirts of imported and domestic
madras, in plain white and neat
fancy effects, with cuffs attached or
separate. Cut full and generous );
sizes IL toI4.
Special price, $I.oo each.
Also lot of Boys and Young
Mems All-silk Pajamas, in delicate
shades-pink, blue, etc.
$500 the suit.
Boys and Young Mems Madras Shirts
with attached and detachable cuffs. JOc.'
$100. $1.25 and $50 each
Boys and Young Mems Shirts, with plait-
ed bosoms white and colors; sizes u to IA.
$1.25 each.
Boys Neckties. in all the latest shapes
and styles. 25c. and Soc. each
Boys and Young Mems Bath Robes, So. rs
each. Value. $3.50
Boys Muslin and Flannelette Night
Shrts. SOC. each.
Boys Ail-iinen Collars, In quarter sizes.
. for 25c.'
Boys Suspenders. made of good quality
webbing, sc. and SOC. pair
Boys and Girls Peter Thompson" Ties
sec. Toe. 90 and 81 so each
Boys Pajamas. of white and colored mad
ras and fancy fiannels. s100. $3.50 and 81 90
per suit.
Boys Ideal Underwalsts, CSC. and soc.
each.
500 and $3.50 each.
Third door. Tenth ct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-07
GAINS IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Will Send Solid Democratic Delegation
to Congress.

RALEIGH, N. c.. November 7.-Returns
at noon Indicate that the Democrats have
made large gains in North Carolina. esti-
mated at 1000. over Parker's vote two
years ago. Practically every doubtful
county was carried by the democrats. with
a few counties heretofore republican. At
democratic headquarters it was said that
the majority for Hackett. democrat. over
Blackburn, republican. In the eighth con-
gressional district is 1000 North Carolina
viii send a solid democratic delegation to
Congress. gaining one district. Blackburn
being the incumbent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-07
New York's Wisdom.
From the New York Tribune.

Sober sense predominates In New York.
but the state cannot lay any fiattering
JUNCTION to itself upon the overwhelming
predominance of wisdom and sobriety. We
had not concealed our hope for such a de-
feat for Hearst as Bryan experienced.
While the verdict falls short of being as
crushing as We feel that he deserved anu
as we thought an indignant public would
give him, the handsome plurality by which
Mr.. Hughes wins can offer no just encour-
agement to the ambitions of his adversary.
The defeat of Hearst is a stern rebuke to
his demagogy. He will probably not cease
troubling the democracy. state and ma
tional. as an overwhelming adverse ma
jority would have compelled him to do, but
the country. having taken his measure
once may view his future operations with
less anxiety. Elected, he would have been
a national incubus: defeated as badly az he
is. he will be at most merely party in
cubuS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-07
The Governor-Elect.

From the New York Sun.
Charles E. Hughes energies from the
campaign a very different figure from the
Charles E. Hughes that entered 1t. When
his candidacy was declared he was rela-
lively unknown. He had had a certain
vague no soriety thrust upon him. He was
the ruthless and implacabie cross-examiner
who had crucified eminent and erring c.ti-
zens and who had cut a fearful and merci-
less swath among the great who sit inse-
curely in the high places. During six weeks
or so the stature of Mr.. Hughes has in
creased by a cubit a day until this morning
he comes out Of the smoke and wrack of
tie, battle the most imposing. impressive
and significant figure in all the empire
state. !.
The people expect great things of Mr.
Hughes. He was born into public life In a
momentous conjunction Of the stars. He
takes his trust from the hands of the who're
people. He is master of his destiny and of
the destiny of the state. 1t Is noble and
an inspiring prospect. May he seize 1t In
master grasp!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-07
Special i'm Mems Handkerchief.
Children's
Bath Robes.

oMTINFANTS' Department show
I'M ing a splendid assortment of
LII Bath Robes for children, of
teaziedown, eiderdown and
other warm materials, in plain colors
and pretty figured effects.
Children's Teazledown Bath Robes with large
collar. cord and tassei to match. white grounds
with pink and blue flowers. and light blue and
e els: Ee to WITH sm. eoS SIPS
Chiidren's Eiderdown Bath Robes in plain pink,
blue and FED. made with large collar, cord and
tsssei to match; sizes to II S.. 90 to Ga 90
years. EACH communicate. w w ON
Special attention is called to line Of Children
EtderdOwn Coats. for these cold days; made with
warm and comfortable coat: sizes 1 to 3 G. ~
years. 1-aen. .........s........... WV
Third door. Eleventh at.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-07
SOUTH Dakota REPUBLICAN.
State Ticket and Two Representatives
Elected.

SIOUX FALLS s. D., November THE
election of the entire republican state and
congressional ticket by 10000 lis claimed by
the republicans and conceded by the demo-
cratic committee. According to figures re-
ceived at headquarters. Coe L. Crawford is
elected governor. The legislature is largely
republican, insurng the reelection of
United States Senator Gamble. Two repub-
lican representatives were chosen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-07
Senator Pettus Better.
pecial Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
MONTGOMERY. Ala. November L.
United States Senator E w. Pettus Is ia
at his home In Selma. having suffered a
severe attack of indigestion. Tell the
newspaper boys that am better and will
be all right in day or SOL he said. He
is past eighty-five and the oldest man In
the Senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-07
AVN pemocrats but slemn.

RICHMOND. Va. November 7.-Today's
additional returns confirm last nighta
The democrats carried all the districts ex-
cept the ninth, In which Siemp. republican.
= reelected by . reduced majority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-07
A Special Skirt Value:
Popular Black
Dress Fabrics.

oS LACK is still very fash
lNh ionable-more so, if pos
WY sible, than last year, and
no wardrobe can be called
complete without at least one black
dress. Besides all the staple
weaves we are showing this season
number of fancy effects in both
rough and smooth cloths. Among
the finer fabrics are several exclu-
sive things, of our own direct i'm
portation.
Reference is made today to the
latest and most fashionable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-07

Among those arrested on voting challenges
Smith of the Agricultural Department in
Washington. The police took him in be-
cause the hotel register did not show his
residence, though he has been voting in
New York for twenty years He was soon
released.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-07

". l.. Special Morris Chair. made for Us Of
selected Quartered OAK. with heavy claw feet,
shaped arms, fun spring seat. nine heavy coil
springs. hair-6led velour-covered cushions, brass
rod. latest adjustment and detachable back. max
ing 1t easy to pack for storage or shipping. An
uneQualed value.
Special price, $1,000 each.
W. & L. Special CHARTERED Oak Dining Room
Chair. made with box seat neatly carved, heavy
legs and stretchers: two designs.
Special price, $2.5o each.
W. l.. Special Library Table, 20x30-ineh
top. heavy legs. lower shelf, large drawer.
Special price, 5000 each.
". & L. Special women's Solid Oak Desk,
with quartered oak front and top. French legs,
double brace writing leaf. neatly pigeon-holed.
Special price, $500 each.
W. L. Special Chinonier. made OF best na-
terials cabinet ends. solid posts. shaped top tive
drawers, serpentine top drawer no mirror
CHARTERED Oak, $3.50 each.
Sixth and Seventh foors, st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-07
Black Fancy Weaves
At ST 90 the yard.

Shadow Check and Striped Ba-
tiste and Armure, Shadow Check
Panama, Melrose, Poplin, Check
Mohair, Taffetas, Queen Cloth,
Adrienne, etc. These are strictly
Atwood materials, in selected
blacks, and vary from 40 to AZ inches
in width.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-07
Sa.OO the yard.

A most unusual showing of fine
Black Broadcloths, chiffon weight,
spot-proof and perfectly finished.
Several grades. ranging from S2.oo
to $500 the yard.
Second noor q ct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-07
HUGHES ELECTION
Editors Opinions on Result in
New York.
HEARST NOT CRUSHED
Peoples Verdict Should Have Been
More Decisive.
A VERY soBERING VICTORY
Vote Reduces Hearst From Q Ma
tional to a Party Incubus-Much
Expected From 0overnor-elsct.
4 VERY soBERINa VICTORY

From the New York Herald
That Hearst was defeated by an en-
pfatic plurality appears the more satisfac-
tory in view OF the peculiar nature Of the
campaign. With unprecedented machinery
for publicity. an organization specially de-
vised to advance his political ambitions and
with lavish use of money. the boosted
creator of an organized hatred was able
to spread far and wide his infammatory ap-
peals to passion and prejudice and his
brides to the discontented and the poor in
the form of ailuring promises
Despite all this Hearst's vote in this great
city fell 5000 short of that cast for
democratic candidate for governor few
upon democratic principles would have
been elected by an overwhelming plurality.
The Meaning.
From the New York World.
Let nobody mistake the meaning of the
narrow victory that Charles E. Hughes
has won over William r. Hearst Mr.
Hughes election by 5000 plurality is NOR
ally a republican defeat. popular repudia-
ton of the corrupt republican machine and
It's alliances with corrupt corporations. The
Hearst vote is a striking illustration Of the
popular temper in regard to the abuses of
corporations and the demand for effective
regulation.
On the basis of the character and records
OF the two candidates it would have seemed
Incredible that a man of conscience and
conviction and great ability like Charles E.
Hughes could have come so near to defeat
at the hands of Hearst, and more es-
pecially at the hands Of a Hearst whose
nomination was stolen brazenly for him by
q boss whom he had previously denounced
as the chief criminal Of them ALL" Yet
the returns tell the story. In all the In
dustrial centers the enthusiasm for hearst
all but carried him through to victory.
Only by the votes Of tens of thousands Of
democrats who refused as a matter of per-
sonal and party honor to support this cam
didate of "Rottenness and Riot was the
republican state ticket saved from COM
plete humiliation.
The people of New York are tired Of cor
DORA ton niracY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-07
Triumph Of Decency.
,e Philadelphfa Ledger.

The election of Charles e. Hughes to be
governor of New York over William RAN
dolph Hearst by substantial plura ity Is
simply triumph of public decency It
was spectacular, intensely interesting
contest, in which the intelligent and sane
forces Of both parties in the Empire state
were arrayed on one side and the reckless
were aligned on the side Of Hearst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-07
Furniture for the Home and
for Wedding Gifts.

~ UR department of odd and artistic of COM
kN pses of the comprehensive
w and highgade furniture shown, including does
pieces for in the house. Hence looking for
wedding gifts Of this character which acceptable will do
well before making selections
Attention called the following furniture all
of which made especially for They splendid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-07

ciaiiy Tor us. Ihey are splendid
Fine Chifoniers. With case made similar tn the
foregoing. but fitted with hne French plate mirror
in neatly carved frame
CHARTERED Oak, $3.50 each.
Birds-eye Maple, $3.50 each.
". 4 L. 'Speciar' Dresser, made of selected
CHARTERED OAK with cabinet ends shaped ton ser
pentine top drawers and choice Of two shapes Of
mirrors.
Special price, $3.50 each.
w. & L. Special Weathered Oak Morris Chair
made On mission lines, with full spring seat and
fitted with reversible. hair-flled. velour covered
Special price, $1,000 each.
W. L. Special Box Couch made nv the
best manufacturers. and fitted with spring ifft nj
either end and yeneered bottom making thor.
oughiy dust-proof couch: covered with high-eraie
Special price, $1,000 each.
W. &. l.. s.Special'' Solid Oak Flat-ton Once
Desk; full paneled. double PEDESTAL closed bach
eight drawers. square edge, dull finish; size 5Ox32
Special price, $I7.5o each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-07
ST 90 the yard.
Special Value i'm
Black Panama Cloth.

A strictly all-wool worsted cloth,
in special fall weight. Rich, lus-
trous black, with a beautiful finish.
1t is "A inches wide and cannot be
duplicated at the price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-07
A Soldering Victory.
From the New York Times

From the New York Times
Satisfaction there may be. and heartfelt
thankfulness that We have escaped at all,
but In the margin OF our deliverance there
Is no cause for enthusiastic rejoicing.
rather for season Of humiliation and
searching Of minds and hearts. that the
people of this great commonwealth may
discover how it came about that this
strange and reckless desire for overthrow
and dangerous adventure has possessed SO
nl ans U Of e $4,000 i'm New York was held
to be. a great victory. Mr.. Roosevelt was
elected governor by 1900. and Mr.. Odell
in 1902 by 5000 But plurality of $1,000
against Mr.. Hearst is not enough. When
we consider the nature Of the issue his
candidacy presented to q million and half
of voters 1t Is a mere tr.fe. hardly to be
looked upon as clearly decisive of the peo-
Piles thought and will. For the iutelli-
gent, the sober-minded and right thinking
voters have been entire'y convinced of Mr.
Hearst's unworthiness to be governor Of
this state. Upon the evidence adduced in
the campaign they believe him to be in
capable. not sincere. selfish. reckless and
dangerous. He has promised a multitude
of things that neither he nor any man on
earth could accomplish.
Fraudl Fraud
From the New York American.
At this writing, midnight there Is every
reason to believe that William Randolph
Hearst has been elected governor Of New
York by a substantial plurality.
There Is also every indication that q
determined and desperate attempt In being
made by the defeated party Of the trusts
to steal the election won by the people.
Early in the evening the belief that Mr.
Hearst and his cause had triumphed was
universal Timothy Woodruff acknowledge
ed that the peop els candidate had carried
most Of the principal cities of the state.
The newspaper organs of the Plumber
bund were depressed In their announce
monta results and were DlainlY of tha
opinion that Mr.. Hughes had been beaten.
But defeat Is not to be endured by the
confederated interests" In the state now
any more than 1t was in the metropolis one
year ago.
The word went out to hold back the re-
turns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-07
Stylish Separate Skirts.

Chiffon Broadcloth Suits. with "Reding-
ton" Coat trimmed with braid and velvet;
plated skirt; green, brown. blue and black
Special value, $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-07

Chiffon Broadcloth Suits, made in an
Elton blouse effect. with peplin; trimmed
with velvet and braid
Special value, $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-07
New Partisan
.C0rsets.

TnY E are showing num-
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Lily OF France, the
Parame and the Sapphire. Exclusive
effects in coutils, plain and fancy !;
batiste, plain and embroidered rich
silks, beautiful satins, fancy broche,
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every requirement of the seasons
fashions.
Prices, S.. so to $4,000.
Special attention is called to the
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-07

A domestic make, which has become
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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-11-01
HOUSE SHOULD NOT THROW STONES

1t is a proverb that has been many times proven in the observance
standing. about a month ago the oemfweeky newspaper or ne ppvoca-
ton whatever, made a malicious attack upon the owners of thlsp paper n
which as n less a. attack upon h lessees, zinc the statements made
impugned our integrity and set at naught our sacred words Of honor to
the people of this county that we are conducting the Silver State as bona
fe lessees, free from any supervision or dhtation. We say that THU at
tack al made without provocation for no fairminded man could lake of
Tense at the article We wrote which caused the outburst of lies and defa-
nations which "a made.
The editor of our contemporary reckoned not that perhaps there were
matters which could be shown up to his detriment The quarrel which has
ragged between is was lot OF ~ making and IF THE EDITOR 0 q THE
SEM.WEEKLY PAPER HAD ACTED THE PART OF A GENTLAMAN
OUR VOICE WOULD NEVER HAVE BEEN RAISED AGAINST HIM OR
HIS PAPER.
The facts which We are presenting have been in our possession since
we took charge of the Silver State, hut we have heretofore denied
them space in this paper. and they would not be presented were they
not nc cessary to show up this man who so savagely attacks honest men.
AS far al the owners O. the paper are concerned We have naught to
say. Vnhfcation made against them is not our affairs, but villfcanpn
against ourselves, such as has been printed in every issue of our contep.
porary is matters which w re- are concerned in We will fight the mn IN
makes those statements mentally, and if need be, physically
The waging of this controversy has lot been a pleasant task for u.s.
We prefer calm to storm, as ioes every ane mar, n we would that we
had never been forced to call N. contemporary a CRATER
To the man who believes M statements against the Semi-weekly
have been yer harsh, we point mt the facts in the case The evidcnce hs
been presented and it bears out our charges.
But the la who arraigns his neighbor should first be sure If his W
standing.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-11-01
Julius Caesar

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