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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-02
Little Children's
New Spring Clothing.

There is a splendid assortment
of New Spring Clothing, for baby's
wear, here-Hats.. Caps, Coats,
Slips, Dresses, Undergarments,
etc, and the styles this season are
daintier and more beautiful than
ever.
If you want pretty things for lit
tie money they are here, or if you
want to go to the other extreme
you can choose from the beautiful
creations we bring from France.
Below are a few items in New
Slips and Dresses at little prices:
Infants Nainsook Long Slips. made with
thies box plaits; RUNE on neck and zoo
Infants Nainsook Short Dresses in three dainty
insertion and ru63es OF embroidery on neck GOO
and sleeves. Zach. -
Infants' Nafnsook Short Dresses, made with
pointed yoke Of tucks and featherstitching; 5rr
lace neck and sleeyes. Each. ...-.... ~
Infants Nainsook Short Dresses. made in va
riety Of effective styles, variously trimmed with
Jokes OF tucks feafbarstitchiBg and fnser- CT m,
ton; lace on neck and sleeves. Each.
Infants' Nainsook short Dresses, with pointed
yoke Of heulstifching, featherstitching and ST 2r
French knots. Each. .......-s....
Infants Nainsook Short Dresses with round
yoke Of fine insertion. finished with RUNE Of EN-
broidery and cluster Of tueks. Each.... -
Third door. Eleventh q.
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Kennels, Champion Rival King, first;
James S. Clark's Togo, second; Roger NJ.
Stuart's Rags third.
Cocker Spaniels. Winners. dogs (black).
First, Brynwood Kennels, Champion Rival
King; reserve, Brynwood Kennels, Bay
View Rambler.
Cocker Spaniels, novice, dogs (other than
black. Miss Mary Testers Rellmore Triver
ton. first; w. F. Patterson's Saddlebags,
second.
Cocker Spaniels, limit, dogs (other than
black Brynwood Kennels Brynwood
Rainbow, first; Miss Mary Testers Blue
Mountain Chief, second; Emory M Wilson g
Roy, third.
Cocker Spaniels, open, dogs (other than
black. Brynwood Kennels Gold Heels,
first; Emory NJ. Wilson's Roy, second.
Cocker spanels-Open, dogs, part colored
w. F. Patterson's Saddlebags, first; Bryn-
wood kennels Gold Heels, second.
Cocker spaniels-puppy. bitches-First.
Miss Mary Testers Bellmore Tiverton; re-
serve, w. F. Pattersons Saddlebags.
Cocker spaniels-Puppy, bitches-Bryn-
wood kennels Merriment. first: w. f. Pat
terson's Colleen Bawn. second; Miss Mary
Testers Bellmore Adeca, third: Spring
Land kennels Miss Dimfty. reserve.
Cocker spaniels novice. bitches (black)-
Brynwood Kennels, Brynwood Perpetua,
first; Miss Mary Lester, Bellmore Adeca,
second.
Cocker spaniels. limit. bitches (black)-
Howard Willets' Lady Isabel, first; Bryn-
wood Kennels Brynwood Perpetua, sec
ond; Miss Mary Testers Belmore Sweet
heart, third. Emory M. Wilson's Peggy
W., V. III. c.; Emory NJ. Wilson's Tiger
Lily, reserve.
Cocker spaniels. open. bitches (black)-
Howard Willets' Lady Isabel. first; Bryn-
wood Kennels Vashti, second; Emory M.
Wilson's Tiger Lily, third.
Cocker Spaniels, winners, bitches (black).
First, Howard Willetts Lady Isabel re-
serve. Bryuwood Kennels BrynWood Per-
petus
Cocker Spaniels, novice, bitches. Bryn-
wood Kennels Daffodil, first Nv. F. Pat
tersons Colleen Bawn, second; Spring Lane
Kennels Ursula. third. Emory NJ Will
sons Nellie Nesbitt, reserve.
Cocker Spaniels. limit, bitches (other than
black. Brynwood Kennels Franza, first;
Emory NJ. Wilson's Babette, second; w. +.
Pattersons Colleen Bawn, third. Spring
Lane Kennels Miss Dimity reserve
Cocker spaniels open, bitches (other than
black. Miss Anna B. Lewis Champion
Lansdowne Ada Fl, first; Brynwood Ken
neis' Franza, second; Emory M Wilson's
Babette, third.
Cocker spaniels, Open bitches (parti-col-
ored). Brynwood Kennels Franza, first;
El--ory NJ. Wilson'S Babette, second; W. F.
Patterson's Colleen Bawn. third.
Cocker spaniels, winners, bitches (other
than black. First, Brynwood Kennels
Daffodil reserve, Miss Anna B. Lewis
Champion Lansdowne Ada H.
The Pointers.
Pointers-Puppy dogs and bitches-Judge,
Mr. Muss Arnold. w. n. Lipscomb's Miss
Afford first, Motschenbacher & buttons
Leonia Sam second.
Pointers-Novice, dogs--S P. Ficklens Be
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New Models
I'm COrSeG

We are showing our complete
line OF Corsets for spring wear, and
it comprises the best corsets made.
We carry only the standard, thor
oughly tested kinds. The corsets
that enter our stock must come
with reputation for all that could
be desired. A weak point or unde-
slrabie feature in corset bars If
from this department.
Our domestic goods are too we'll
known to need any special recom-
mendation.
Below are a few of the latest
models:
Girdle Corsets.-9f silk ribbon, IN white G. 90
and dainty shades OF pink and blue. Tl.OC
p. y. Corsets. batiste, straight front CT -
dip hip elastics attached. .....,......... Pi.SO
r. & G. Lingerie Corsets batiste,
sies aita li11i low oas! snort Mp eias I.oo
DS SGs'e dip ZIP ZIP coat straight front high $I75
G. ID. Corsets, batlste, straight front, c, 90
high bust, dip hip. Observation-Disclosures. To'Oo
p.D D. corsets. straight front. dip hip. $3.75
p. n. Lingerie Corsets, batiste, straight
front dip hip, elastcs attached, top nm c 90
isheG with English eyelet embroidery. wv
Latest Style BustIes. Each. ~ ~ Pi'Io
Third floor Eleventh st.
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Death by Indigestion.
LONG TRAIN OF FATAL ILLS is THE d
RECT RESULT OF JTNDIGESTED FOOD

A LONG TRAIN OF FATAL ILLS is THE d.
RECT RESULT OF UNDIGESTED FOOD.
UndIgested food by fermenting forms poison
in the stomach and this Is absorbed in the blood
If this goes very long, and your heart hap
pens TO be weak. you'll be found some morning
dead IN bed. you may fall back down the stairs
about an hour and half after dinner, and the
doctor Will call 1t heart disease. Yes, that may
be the result. but not the The cnuse 10
indigestion. Indigestion is a simple, common word,
but IT has terrible import.
And so you may get apoplexy, and die suddenly
while you're standing.
If you have weak liver, the poison of undi-
gested food will attack II and you will get jaunr
dice. If you have weak kidneys, you will get
Bright's Disease or diabetes from which there
is no for any
1t was a learned physician who said that the
progress of depended upon the stomachs
of its members.
And you have at some time In your life eaten
a heavy meal eaten in hurry. and felt that
lump of Lead Immediately afterward. That
lump OF lead is a hard ball OF undigested food.
The stomach can't digest It, and finds it hard to
throw It out. And It sours and 1t makes you
and everybody who talks with you 1t
gives you bad breath and is building for you the
road to dyspepsia and death, unless you stop It.
Stop 1t with Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. Just
think, these little tablets every bit as pow
erful the gastric juice In your stomach One
grain VIII digest 5000 grains OF food. Isn't this
wonderful And 1t Is true just try It, and prove It.
II you have any brash. gas the stomach, fer
mentation, burning, bloaty feeling indigestion,
dyspepsia heartburn. stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
lets will make 1t disappear before 1t do any
harm to yomr heart or other organs.
They will invisorate the stomach. relieve the
stomach of two-thIeds OF its work and give II q
chance to rest. They viii increase the dow OF
gastric juice, and II you will live" in your
lifetime, it win be after you have eaten a good.
hearty meal, and taken OF these little tablets
Immediately afterward. You'll just feel fine.
Take stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after your next
meal today and you VIII them ever after
ward. You win be cheerful. vigorous and your
mind Will be clear; you'n have snap and vim. and
add many day TO your life.
You can get these wonderful little tablets at
any druggists for SOC. package.
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JerSey=tOD Pettfcoats.

Special attention is called to the Jerseys
top Petticoats for early spring wear with
the very fashionable Princess" dresses.
Ihey mt snugly about the hips-leavine
no rullness or superauous material, are
elastic and give with every motion OF the
body. Ihey are made with the jersey
part, which is of an excellent quality
wool, extending a little below the knees,
and their clinging propensities produce a
sufilclent amount of warmth. They are
trimmed with a deep accordion plat and
finished with narrow ruff1e. Stout people
also find them very desirable.
$500, $3.50 and SI2.5o each.
Thru floor. Eleventh ST.
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Specials i'm WOmen's
LlSle Thread Hosiery.

A recent purchase, representing
values that are out of the usual:c
100 dozen Women's Plain Black Gnuze Lisle
Thread Hose, with double soles and high spliced
heels-these among the most popular hose OF
the season.
Special value, 25c. pair.
80 dozen Womens Black Isle Thread Hose,
Rembrandt and Richelieu ribbed, white heels aud
toes.
25c. pair.
Regular price, 35c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-02
PRIZES IN Dog SHOW
Awards Made Yesterday and
Today by Judges.
GREAT INTEREST SHOWN
Pointers, Collies, Bulldogs, Settlers and
Other Valued Breeds.
THE F0XH0UND COMPETITION
First and Second Honors in Glasses
Prizes Won by Washing
ton CANNES.

Judging proceeded rapidly at the dog
show today and 1t is expected that every
thing will be concluded tomorrow morning.
There were many locals and specials award
ed today. Among the most important of
the specials was $40 in gold offered by
Mr.. John F. Wilkins for the exhibitor max
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-02
Ras pberry
Butter Cups.

Dainty, delicious and out of the
ordinary. Centers of the real rasp-
berry fruit. These were made
especially for US and are the first
we have been able to get since the
holidays.
4Oc. a pound.
Confectionery Dept, Fifth floor. Tenth ST.
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Foxhound Packs.

due 10 become unpopular.
Foxhound Packs.
The event of this afternoon Will be the
competition of the foxhound packs against
one another The contests for individuals
and couples have already been passed. and
the Chevy Chase Club captured a first.
with its dog Vigorous in the novice class
exhibited by the clubs NJ. F. H.-Charles
Johnston. This afternoon the Chevy Chase
pack will meet the pack of the Mecklinburg
Hunt of Chase City, Va. The Virginia
hounds will be in charge of Col. w. T.
Hughes and the Chevy Chase pack will be
handled by the huntsman and the M. F. III.
The -arrenton pack of Mr.. Clarence
Moore the president of the District Kennel
Club, viii be judged against the Cameron
Run hounds of Alexandria, Va, Chas. r.
Hoof, tr., NJ +. III.
A..e show has already been visited by
Quentin Roosevelt, and IT is said that the
President and Archie will be among the Wis.,
itors before the show is over
The awards announced today were:
The Prize Winners.
Boston terriers. Judge. Mr. H W. La
cey. Novice; bitches-Alexander Britton's
Cricket B., first; VIM. P Collins Miss
Flash. second; C. W. TreadwelIs JOY II,
third
Boston terriers; limit; bitches-Myron
W. Robinson's Rosabel, first; Alexander
Britton's Cricket B.. second.
Boston terriers; limit; bitches twenty
two pounds and under twenty-five pounds)
-Spotswood kennels Trixey f. II, first.
Boston terriers. limit. bitches 12 pounds
and under II pounds)-Myron w. Robin
sons champion Lady Dainty, first; Alex
ander Britton's Cricket b. second.
Boston terriers. open. bitches I'll pounds
and under 90 poundsl.-Spotswoo kennels
champion Goyeruess, first.
Boston terriers. open bitches co pounds
xe.-t ATxrxr.
sons champion Selwonk Beauty. first;
Spotswood kennels Trixey r. II, second.
Boston terriers, winners, bitches--Myron
w. Robinson's champion Lady Dainty,
first: Myron W. Robinson's Rosabels res
serve.
French bulldogs. Judge. Mr.. Theo Offer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-02

Boys *. & E." Blouses of madras and
Bingham, in white and neat figured effects
win and without collars: sizes to Is; &c.,
T5c., 800 and $50 each.
Boys Pajamas, white and colors, 800
and $1.50 suit.
Boys Muslin Night Shirts, &c. EACH
Boys and Girls Tam O'Shanters large
and small shapes; also Golf Elton, Rob Roy
and Napoleon Caps and Patent Leather
Tarpaulins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-02

Boys Al-linen Collars, in quarter sizes.
for 25c.
Boys Suspenders, made of good quality
webbing, 25c. and 50c. pair.
Boys Plaited-bosom Shirts, in white and
colors SIPS each.
Boys Madras Shirts, with attached and
detachable cuffs, soc. TO $1.50 each.
Boys and Girls Peter Thompson" Ties,
all colors Soc, 75c. s1.00 and $1.50 each.
Boys Ties, in all shapes, 25c. and soc.
each.
Third floor Tenth st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-02

II you lose anything advertise IL in The
Star. 1t will be returned to you If an Eon-
est person finds II. Remarkable recoveries
are brought about every day through the
lost and found columns OF The Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-02
Special price, $3.50 each.

Attention is called TO line of SIN Petti.
coats at S10.50, made Of fine taffeta ,ik trimmed
with very full and deep iare ruthless black and tho
strawberry.
Special price, $1,000 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-02
Boys and Youths New Spring
Hats and FURNISHINGS.

~ HOWINC and complete lines of Boys and Youths Hats
VA and Furnishings the and best styles,
~ moderate prices Hats, Caps, Shirts Collars Ties Pajamas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-02
New Silk
PetGgcOatS.

Our new spring line of Silk Pet
ticoats is the most comprehensive
we have ever shown. The i'm
ported ones-those from Paris. the
fashion center-will delight any
woman, and only an inspection will
reveal their beauty, style and elc-
gance, as it is impossible to ade-
quately describe them.
From our own American makers
we show distinguished gathering.
Many French ideas have been
adapted, and the work is done with
skill and carefulness. Also show
ing comprehensive assortment of
Petticoats for general wear about
the house or when shopping or
travelling
As special values we offer tho
following:
Iafeta SILK Petticosts. Of good quality uz-
terlai, Ia the proper colOrs for street wear with
walking sklrts made with sectional aounce fucked
and hensuiched and finished with percaline duss
Special price. s. oO eacb
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Dainty New White Dresses
For Girls and Misses.

ATIo ask inspection of collection of Girls
NIU II New White Dresses which show in broader
\1N greater variety than before The
terials dainty servceabe the styles smart yet
practical Every garment bright crisp from the maker
those who particular the desirable time
selections there many styles that will not be
duplicated
The following several items particularly worthy OF mention
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-02
Poodle, Jack Frost,

Owned by Miss Alger and Miss Grace.
either by the ladies or the stewards. II
does not matter which, 1t is said. and he is
due to become unpopular.
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Special price, $500 each.

I9ue;a SIX Petticoats, excellent quality trim.
med with fun. fluffy rufie in black ana tna FASH,
iionaoie shades or blue, Alice blue. gray, plum,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-02

Very pretty Percale Dresses. trimmed with wide
bias bands OF plain blue. The yoke Is Of plain
white and finished with band OF plain blue edged
with embroidery; also blue belt and cuffs skirt is
made plain; sizes 9 to IL.
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Continued on Tenth Page.)
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Main floor, + st.
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At $2.o5.

NJ 9Z.VJ.
Dark Blue Percaie Dresses made Russian style
with collar. cuffs and belt OF white pique sizes
to IL,
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At $1,000.

At $2.25.
Figured Peccale Dresses-blue red and black
figures; made surplice style, with small tucks
running from shoulders: short sleeves: front of
waist and sleeves trimmed with embroidery and
insertion; full gathered skirt trimmed with deep
hem and finished with belt Of same; sizes TO IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-02
Saturday is Children's Day.

S offerings that will interest
chldren's Outfing
getting
selecting
individual GIRL which adds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-02

At 81 IS.
Blue and White and Black and White Checked
Percae Dresses. with low necks and shield of same:
trimmed with plque down front and around collar;
finished with pique belt; sizes to L.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07
HOW THE BATTLE WAS WAGED.

Wisconsin rich surrounding sister
States the German Scandinavian frugal
they Industrious They emphcar the gift of special
privileges and look franchises carefully hubanded In
this North-
Europe that he accused OF trucking to patenahsm
They objected the States the laps OF the
railroads the behe of the speculative ndeavoring develop
the northern of the State of its timber wealth by the lumber
baron Their feeble and without leadership unaa
ing.
La Toilette young lawyer had declared the IN
the first instance because refused permit him what he be
evd the naenabe right Aneanhe right Tor public
Office As he fought his fights German and Scannvns gradually
died to him possible for him the State
the banking election
reforms finally Of their the United
States Senate in the hands of the people 1t is ideal union
La Toilette all the fire. and unAng
predomnang
Wisconsin him augmented force
They Toilette the County Attorneys Office the Federal die
had him Against Federal machine opposi
they Toilette the Lower House Congress- made him three
Governor
With their State wsettd Of clean government by the
OF by they have him the fully believing he will
lead revolt wide machine politics, which, operating
system, attempted disana
American public. " a n rs q. M.JaR
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07

makers backed by popular rejected trial.
Wisconsin
day in September The tickets all parties nominating by popular
the ticket party without regard
or of subsequent
Candidates
by than
the o which The
candidates only debar themselves similarly
other themselves candidate
petition possibly houghessy petition
eleco their qualification
primary
The tickets up by
by
and by municipal Offices The printing
several counties cities The election officials officials Of
the day preceding
scrbed registration
Electors participating in the primary election be subsequently
the nheb alphabetical of candidates
sofa
loaded bred
the
OF Wisconsin participated direct primary
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07
LAW CoMPELs CLEAN RECORDS.

with the nominations OF all candidates absolutely the control Of the
OF
making public
he has served the machine and the lobby and betrayed the public
he violated the pledges his declared
principles special special But primary cleo
the public official who faith with the public
public will
his record If he have ot standard
onal he will nevertheless his Office the
commendation Well done, thou good and faithful servant
"Te nomination OF all their candidates by the direct the
the spirit the life OF 1t plain
The
may its fight is for the right.
La Toilette
for American political product
He ongnl 81 he has attracted and holds the atten7
his fighting
politics Slowly always
his work possible he has gained OF until
finally through the the he crushed
Wisconsin undoubtedly the
John c. Spooner, the expiration Of his present
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07
ADVANTAGES OF SECRECY.

representative Toilette insisted that he
preserving the ballot Democrats
opportunity they embraced But he believes
secrecy protecting epe the spying
and dn Of his employer be OF Importance than the preservation
party lines this phase OF the law he said:
"W to change this provision but will wait until the
force is taxable"
Back his idispoitn the elector declare his ahha
Toilette
compelled tickets made
wholly He would the date OF the cleo
the Tuesday September agicul
tural conditions and keep the polls the purely agricultural dis
until the disfanchisement
large number who because Of conditions will not leave
their o
Aside changes. La Toilette with
who the La Toilette reforms and the
adoption OF platform OF pure La Foletisn1
That platform said Senator La Toilette could have been forced
delegate The primary election law platform
squarey committing
of
raNLa ennlov
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07
Direct Primary Ends Bossisn in State Of Wisconsin
La Toilette Uses 1t as a
Weapon to Rout the
Corrupt Machine.

SA/ITH the purpose of arouSing the voters of
' the State to full comprehension of the
benefits of direct primary law, The Call has
published series of articles and editorials bear
ing on the subject. In furtherance of this object,
The Call special representative obtain the
views of Senator La Toilette of Wisconsin, who de-
lizered his State from corruption and boSsism. His
views are set forth in the accompanying article.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07
Senator Tells How Reform
Has Shown It's Worth
in Operation.

pared per per and in a single
participating the old Everybody be satisfied
and the people satisfied
primary confidently expected Wisconsin
per voting strength that characteristic
Minnesota primary elections.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07
By George a. Van Smith.

E political boss and his domination OF public things
Of the Wisconsin The Badger
bondage shameful fragrant primary election law,
unwilling stubborny resisting gang
by Robert NJ La Toilette Governor all
The which held the people mpotent
the hollow OF its hand
La Toilette who has consistently denied himself
when his
Overwhelmingly semposed
for The Call and his modest home Madison Wisconsin,
uc onl. freely discussed the Wisconsin primary
II aid the q California their struggle
Toilette persomfaon energy. poEti
cal slogan has been NO compromise his theory campaign, any
energy every his In
hi his politics he exemplihes the
dzle penetrating
added the halliday spent
The Gail representative cheerful swapping logs
biting long
y Junior presented figure
strangely dimnutve Fighting
he in
% political
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07
zLECTOR MAY VOTE ANY. TICKET.

Toilette jusfes the cumbersome features
primary framed the
study part of the lector and
highest plane
alphabetical OF the Of candidates
primary says benefit ignorant
unlike the Minnesota law, simple
comprehensive embracing
Senate includes which
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07
-EAPON HAS A DOUBLE EDGE.

who have Wisconsin politics.
l enough, consider the crushing suffered by
oIc candidate the Republican repud
ton o la Toilette by the people he has led political
desert Aohng could be farther from the truth The foagb
him hardest for the nomination Of Davidson excluding
self still La Toilette and nlctangy they
his fight for the substantial reforms with which he prominently
fed
Toilette the people effective weapon
against and bo When
Republican candidate for satisfactory enough
himself least the people apparently detected symptoms
bOsm and turned the against its maker Davidson had
plurality substantially apponating 10000
the byways OF the political highways
La personal popularity
personal strength with the people have waned the slightest
La Toilette frankly admitted The Call
the primary
Wisconsin But realizing that
Republican ticket those who have identified
fights hard believe the Davidson majority
indicate popular unwngness
any good bad from Federal
Toilette ousy taught during years of fight
sbaT-