0 TOMORROW, TOMORRi IW, V t MeKmew's, TRIM MH) VQ SI'ITS Men's HATH, Q | Spuing § "Strictlv reliable 1 WORTH WORTH qualities." !#H:WMI How He Securted Sis Appointment as Bon >n< $12. $15 AND $10.30, 16.50. fT.SU AND ftt 00. Shoe K< librarian. * I Sofits, t Friday's Bargains m $4.98. ments Everywell-posted Wash¬ !?I1 Marche. At ington Shoe buyer knows m FACTS HO?I BH0DGBT TO LIGHT Between $7.50 and $25 we . . are . . . f 11 I »M« iRROIt we our bljr . that some extraordinary showing worth . everything . . . . . 11 new lid* s of Men'* Easter N>k Hahn <& Co.'s >Hi f . . . ?/ (1 SALE. in . . . can .FECIAL NOTION wonr. Gl»rt»'S »nf«l || * . . . II w?'"\» some might v neat things Si Withdrew His First . . . 3 found at our stores worsteds and be Acceptance . . . . to hIh>w the swell dressers (»f Busy Stores. V. B 3c. Clark's <). X. T. Darning Oottoo..lc. ball. 10c. Jars Petroleum Jelly i/ Fancy "herring¬ . . . «« . . . Washiin;ron. I>rop in tomorrow just We never 5c. Hand Scrub Brushes 2«\ 15c. bottle Violet Ammonia He. ^ bones" are fashion's favorites...... every f«>r lc. lOc. Sr. Y for ;i I«H»k buy. if you want to. ¦H Friday. Under IIlimit Hooks ami Epea. 2 tloa. Bora ted Talcum Powder * Misapprehension. Oo-lnch Measures lc. Bon Man he White Toilet lc. ake. have any old stock.any > <. Tape Soap Q and nowhere else will find "'aper of 200 Pins If. 10c. bottle Toilet Witter for 6c. Jt you wi V Easter Neckwear. lines that should for any cause or other prove to sell \ * 'aj**rh»t-i of Steel-iioint Hair IMns lc. 25c. quart May s Cms* Seed for 15c. so many as here. . . . Rest Ixii new lc. 5c. and tOc. Seed* . . . A gorgeous ri«h In novel- () Vt"? Laundry Wax. lot packets May's Flower A dinpia.T . . * broken sizes that have accumulat¬ 1 <*c. for t. A line at . I *oz. Cotton for lc. V that'll . . ties lowly new in the new M slowly-.or any may OFFICE SOUGHT THE MAN £ Spools Hosting pack* special $15 . . . v all Uc. . . . Folded Windsor* 4-ln-hui.ds "2-end" ed the week.are 25c. Steel Sellissors. bizet.far 5c.packet May's Vegetable Seeds f«»r lc. packet. V * * * sacrificed on at of Pins 2c. the best of the and . . . Rat wing Ties. and all the other during Fridays prices m Wood t'-nlriueta Hair equal $iS . . . smart spring neckwf'nr the tasty * * ' which are bound to find for them. Nickel Safety all sites 2c. do«. $20 shown . . . < A Corset styles elsewhere. . . . dressers demand. Best ijualities at ready purchasers \ 25c. (Ilycerole Shoe Polish 15c. Opportunity, i ...... Special of The Star. Among others find on our Odds and Ends Correspondence Evening 10c. Mohair Corset I-aces. 5 yds. loug 5c. Odds and enBOSTON, Mass., 22, I Bo* of Black Tins lc. "I*. N." Nursing Corset* and Ijidlriies* Rlack i Ferris' Easter Gloves. TA 'if Although all the facts have not been pre¬ Tape, all widths lc. roll. Waists every one perfect -every one V Hats. stamped with the maker's name Spring . . . * . . the C Assorted for 3**. Fsp»cially strong in tin- "TANS" h sented to the public heretofore, pro¬ pieces Tapes every one worth $1.0»» or $1.25 to Y . . * ans*. Dent's. . . . IOr. (iencva Thread. 500 yds., for 6c. be sold for OVC* . . . . ceedings to President McKinley's «J» . . Adl« r's and our own make of Fniw h Ladies' Spring-weight Ladles' and "Men's 75c. leading- Pearl Buttons 2c. do*. . * !$ . . . * recent the of 7. H and 0-lnch 5c. do*. laruhskin gloves are iurlixit'd in the ("overt Cloth aiul Tweed Yel«»ur Ilcd-rooin Slip¬ rz* appointment for librarianshlp Whaleln»nc8. Thompson'-? Misses* e'orsets andi Misses* w us for the ...... 10<-. Side 5<-. hat¬ «oiled ion 80 and 75c. IMeyrle pers. several pretty 4 Congress have made a celebrated case; Blastics. all siz.'s pair. Ferris Waists, bn»ken sizes always Pay $.} agencx . * . . At up . . 14c' Indies' S.'de irters. Satin Belt 13c. * Uuaranteed Gloves at $1, $1.50, Legging. At 37c' colors, -broken sizes. -ti' Ssij j; $1.00, for s49c. V ter's tliis dif- . . - «T *2 nn«l $2.25. * . . i indeed, one of the most notable instances in tOc. Frilled Carter Mastic 3c. strip. $5 quality.with Lot of Infants' lilnck and Brown v = rf| all the the admin¬ 8c. Velveteen lili.dinc. black. 4 yds. .4<\ piece. Q ference . our Soft-solo Child's Kid appointments by present 200 J name in the K id Button, with Worked Buttonholes. Spring-heel Hand-made and Ab'X.K'ng's Spool Cotton. yds.,2«*..22<*. doz. A SaSe of .> Easter Shirts. 0 to 3. Button, with Patent Tip. 4 to 8. istration, certainly a matter of far- Black Sjkk)1 Silk. lV^c. sj»ool 16c. rt.'.z. crown. . . - * * * Toilet i'ius ,. .lc. do*. iVlorrd Stifflosom Shirts are ..or- reaching significance in the history of the for as . $2 as . . * * * Shoe 1 ewr re.t for day «»':ir. l»ut that doesn't Congressional In the first Laces. Vi yds. long 4c. d<»z. White Petticoats. ^ good $3 . k-l« Library. p ace, . . . . . I»r. Warner's Corset Steels 4c. nwn that 5«i'v« got j.. |mi1 up with pair. fiftv new . . . . * * *l< it was a KM Ilalr Curlers 3c. doz. bought.in ami Jast yf«r'i colorings. I.et us slwn Boys* Sharp-toe $1.50 presidential appointment without I/»ng Petticoats, with cambric ruffle. 2Sc. shape< . . . * * . Misses' and Children's Ji Black 1 namei St«h-kinir I>ariicis 2<-. you «hat is ii|»-to-«laf*» iiihI new in Calf Laced..12 to 13. a political aspect to a that has al- shades, in derbies and fedora*. . #1 position Pet t i«oa t . . iMs i.xi-.. All the standard makes a1 . . * and $1.1*5 Yi«i Kid Ctdluloid l%M-ket Mirror 3c. I»ng umbrella shape ...... and Box Calf >?;1 ways been of a deal of and Genuine Pins 4e. embroidered ruffl* 91, fl.jO aid $2 At ;7c- Single At 90c- rjirls' to good personal English pai>er. ami I>ou!de-sole Dressy $1.50 $2 political concern to at 1 Feather-stitch Braid 3« Long umbrella shape widths,. Box Calf I.aeed and Button .sizes 11 to 11 ton. In the piece. with 12-inch embroidered ruffle.... 95c. Wnn.H.Mckiriew,933Pa.Av. broken sizes. b to 111. '¦/ second place, it denotes a new 0- Velutina Skirt Binding. all colors, no Ladies' size 6. Heavy or Light Weight. U 4 era.practically a non-political administra¬ black lc. yard. I^ice-trimmed etticoats trimmed ^ tion.for 35c. sp Nils <'i\>«!ict Silk, odd shades. .5c. sp«*>l. with Point de the national library of the United 21«\ Real Whalebon«-s. 30 Inches long 10c. rows of Insert ion. ."T?.1.48 ) States. & Ladies'Ladles' $2.50$2.5<) and $.1 en's $3 and $3.50 f ; Polnted- ..and-sewed I>ark and President McKinley appointed Mr. Her¬ No Waste j: At si-23 tnd a few At SLight-shade Tan Shoes, bert Putnam, librarian of the Boston public ©©Ro^WAWBE Laced, with Kid and $1-90 From an e« onomhal elegant Styles, excel¬ library, on 334 standpoint Patent Tips. widths lent all librarian of Congress the loth of | wearers, > A A t<> K..broken Kizfs, from 2 to 8. this to the late alone, Gas jmissosses a «liarm for ranging widths, sizes ranging from 5 to 11. month, succeed John Rus¬ 316 ^ 0 sell Young. On the 18th it was publicly an¬ ir_ f » A hoiisckwper?. It's belt for cooking or Men's Spring-weight Tan Shoes, -sizes 9 Men's $3 Hand-made Calf Laced and nounced that Mr. Putnam had tendered 3118 ^ F. S. WILLI A MS A C«». » to 11 only. Gaiters,.¦various broken sizes. ^9 heatinc purp»>sc.s. You jmy for only shapes.- M. his resignation to tlie board of trustees of A ii the Boston library and had accepted the Men's $2 5o and * what you use no waste. See our $3 ('alf Pointed-toe Laced Boys' Best $3 Cordovan Double-sole Inde¬ 0 appointment. At a special meeting of the Shoes, sizes 7 !<. 11. structible Shoes,.2 to 5. >!; trustees last Child rem of Tuesday, the 21st, the resigna¬ the I line GAS and successful in actual rooKING A.M> HEAT \§< tion was accepted, with expressions of sin¬ experience Putnam to accept. And that guttled that cere, man-to-man affectionate that management ' f a large library. feature of the case. y IXJ STOVES. Pi i« es satisfactory. regret After tins letter to the President Then followed are not to be recorded here. sending the refusal of the Senate I Who are COR. 7TH AND Mr. Lane obtained an of c< mmittee on thinS K STS. expression opinion to confirm Presi¬ | U4 Mr. library Gas l*utiiuiii*m Policy. from the council of the American dent Appliance Exchange, WM. HAHN COo J&14-1016 PA. AVE. fU Library McKinley's appointment of Mr. Bar¬ 1 who are not as | Right after this announcement there Association, among: the members of which rows: then the adjournment of Congress, growing ap¬ as If 5 14.^4124 New York Ave. 3 Reliable §iho2 233 PA. AVE. S.E. peared a mass and the President's recess appointment and C fast should- who r mblT-ZM Hoyses, great of newspaper edito¬ Mr. Barrows* they rials on what Mr. declination. Then letters be¬ 4. don't seem to Putnam proposed to do gan to come to Mr. Putnam from all over be "doing A «v with the ». Jrt. % Library of Congress when he got the United States, from the president of f to he on at * well".ought put tJ Great Reduction it. Some papers had his work all Columbia College and Senator Hoar and our Emulsion of Cod ? mapped out for him. A half dozen or more other prominent congressmen down to per¬ sra sonal friends not < flair Goods. Wt ? V.M/VV V '/W requested him publicly known, urging Liver >il. It's the food www* Vvw>*v^ by telegraph or personal him to sure £ Switches $2.r>0 formerly IS. 00. representatives to be to accept the appointment send them his policy; if it came and tonic that Switches ftf.nO. formerly $lo 50*. also, from a his way aRair.. children tiray ISO). leading New York daily came A few days later the collector of the 2 Switchess»uitclies.$i.'K>-formerly$4 a tersely written request for his port need to their Gray formerly IG.5*). opinion of Boston. Mr. (ieorge H. Lyman, took a strengthen First-class : rtc alants In Hninlresciing. of the ten greatest authors, the greatest etc. Shanspoo- ! h^nd in the case, innocently, by giving a ^ systems.make flesh and 1d*. Hal; book in the Dyeing and Bleaching a specialty. world, the proper kind of lit¬ dirner, to which he had Invited Senator Imperial Halt Regene;-tor .for restoring *ray hair. erature for children and other profound in¬ blood.and enable them Natural color, $1 25. quiries. No H< ar and one or two other notables, and at 4 newspaper seemed to think which Mr. Putnam was introduced to Sen¬ * to that it would be fitting to ask Mr. * grow strong and ? and in the Putnam, ator Hour. < Friday lirst place, whether lie had ever been Next Hoar healthy. hir Emulsion i» £> Saturday's day Senator called at the pub¬ HELLER'S, inside the Congressional at Library, or, lic library, apparently with the purpose ««f $. palatable.doesn't disturb ^ least, whether he had any policy at all. If looking u\) some reference* 720 Seventh St. N.W. such a books, and inci¬ the » Ja27-204 an question had been put to him, and dentally met Mr. Putnam ai d conversed digestion.and i< al- he had seen Specials fit to say anything for publica¬ with him on the tion, he would Washington librarianshlp, ways have intimated, no doubt,that suggesting that if the v.« re of¬ ^ freshly prepared. £ he proposed to appointment a f take up his task at Wash¬ fered to him. and he should accept, it 60c. full pint bottl ;. BREAD ington just as ho took up the librarianship would be satisfactory to all. A Easter of the Boston t .» Dress public library; that he would Two days later.that is. March 13.Presi¬ wait till he came to his dent bridges before he McKinley appointed Mr. IKrbei . Put¬ crossed them; he no sit nam librarian of ? (I^'ni !)<-> for Printed Foulard down and tli^it would, doubt, Congress. |WILLIAMS' GERMANY 50c. Satin, navy and black study the actual conditions in T ^ i¦ '. 4 which Library Experience. risi Zwiehack healrhfnl noitr- ) grounds. h»- foum&the,institution, and then a. * ishlng easily d'gested l»r**u*i.bread, is made hvby \ apply the best of Jn February, 181U}, there was a young Teir.pHe Drug Store, Harry Troll, r. in I'elle. i methdjfls improvement of * Hanover. Ger- which he would be eftpabk. Cor. > I:. v. lawyer in Boston who had been 9th r.nd many. i?»?-*I irit white of egg*- no for The practicing fW . F Sts. / yeast. Sold at firstla >s ) I 75c. 23-inch Printed Silk. Congressional /Library has, techni¬ at the Suffolk bar for three years. His grocers', cafes gCo Jap and rooms. cally. only one resenpblance to tin- chief claim to \ diuing for public Boston reputation of any kind lay 85c. Changeable Taffetas, comprises all the new library, and V:,.;t is in it* reference i?i sf*ven years' service as librarian of the *.>. ' > 69c. feature for sehoiarst And Mr. TIEXRY Rill' 1KR ' >« colors. Putnam, Minneapolis Public Library, which was a mh2»»-3n»-2rt «'».i tl sr. u.w. who knows this very well, is going to private institution in Ls><4, when he took 4 Washington for Si 00 Scotch Effect Cheviots, inches in without any professional the¬ charge of it. known as the Athenaeum. At 75c. 58 wide, ories «>r any preconceived notions with re¬ the all new gard to the beginning of this experience he was A What do yon think? Zsh spring colors. management of his new work librarian, chief of the catalogue depart¬ Smooth, beyond pretty rutinifest idea that the insti¬ Mr. Herbert Pntnam. ment. custodian of the is for 75c. All-wool Xavv Blue Storm inches tution should bfer. ! reading room, super¬ seeing Wyoming White 5:0c. Serge, 52 handle essentiali> in a intendent of stacks, delivery clerk and his are of the state wide. matter-of-fact. l5usiness-like way; that the Melville Dewey, librarian own private secretary and else Ash Coal, $3.99 per ton. work to be done 1s not only library "f New York; William K. Foster, everything Clear Skin 1 of unquestionably of a human character connected with the .-lace great magnitude, but, from a librarian's Providence Public Library: Herbert Put-] management of the your next order Si o98 for Delins the best point of view, is bound to to Hosier. William H. institution. $2.50 Broadcloths, made. be peculiar nam. Public Library After a few months the itself; and after a Public R. K. library authori¬ with me. that.only broad under¬ Brett, Cleveland Library; ties for him an results fnim the iim> of the fur 50c. Beautiful Silk standing of its general scope and its Borrker. editor of the Journal; Ed¬ provided assistant librarian. Striped Challies, heliotrope, details Library The new acquisition to be an Sponge. It la raatif f 25c. can the self for r' or¬ win II. Anderson, Pitts- proved epi¬ and blue 011 white I opportunity pre-sent..it Carnegie Library, and little vegetable matter.of the corn pink figures the leptic, every while as the assist¬ Iff Winn. J. grounds. ganizing library, little by little, so that burg; Mary \Y. Plummer. director of li- ant li. A j ZeSi, i? l>e on to th.. librarian was in the act of conveying a pit si>onge, wash rag ami for (Vjc. I'.lue, ( ireen, Brown and All-wool Ger¬ may He" way beHrune great¬ braries. Pratt Institute. Brooklyn. N. V., load of books 717 Hth N.W. 49c. Gray !V est public library in the I'nite-d States. and Frederick M.\ Crunden. St. Louis Pub- from one part of the insti¬ complexion brush combined. Two man and French tution to another he would suddenly drop (¦ suet, 15c and 23c. At and is] Yigoureux Suitings Whipcords. Office Sought tlie Mini. lie Library. The opinion of the council, his armful of drug which was submitted to the President as a literature and take a fit. and department stores. .r. Th-e appointment of Herbert Putnam ap¬ the librarian woulel have to relinquish pro¬ mh22 2*1 40c. for Iilack Mohair Brilliantine. memorial on January ."?<>, ran. in part, as fessional duties Vin '.»7c. 59c. 45-inch pears to be an instance in which a man, follows: and straighten him out. Marianl. Seven years later the librarian of the for 60c. 44-inch All-wool Black a and I occupying an absolutely non-political posi¬ We recognize as essential qualifications Public - Cheviot, good tion ami no for this sound a knowl- Minneapolis Library resigned his 49c. having political influence worth position judgment, place and came to Boston to serviceable material. «>f men and affairs, tact, firmness and practice iaw. "S. S." tfl I talking about, was really moved.after re¬ edge And after three at the but above all administrative ability; years Suffolk bar for peated opinions from him that he energy, there called at his one 75c. 47-inch Black Redfern a preferred we hold that the of these office day a trustee 60c. Serge, good wearing $. to remain and possession of the Boston Where he in the Public name fabric. was, finest po¬ qualities as applied to the management of Library, by Corn Core sition in his profession In this a Mr. Josiali H. Benton, jr., who said that $1 country, a library is best attested by actual exper¬ he would like for S2.00 Beautiful Black that are position of national renown.was not only ience in work. to know whether Mr. Her¬ ' Crepofis, designs moved, one library bert Putnam, who was a in »*ase means foot case. r*onjfort $11.69 ? but, might say, forced to take stranger to him, is best secured through "S. and S." exclusive. v an inferior professional position and make >ir. Lnnc'M \ Isii to Wn«liiagtou. would accept the librarianshlp of the Bos¬ ^ y it than the one he ton Public <'orn «'ure. It softens the and *. . greater would resign. Not ceriain that this expression of opin¬ Library. After some considera¬ corn, for $3.00 Black Pure Mohair and Silk V The for tion Mr. lifter thre«* days' the corn Crepons, campaign Mr. Putnum, if it can l>e ion in would bo effec¬ by Benton of Mr. Putnam's pretty application $2.50 V called a writing thoroughly tirm can be removed by the nail, f handsome y campaign, without political mean¬ opinions that the librarianshlp should tiijger designs. ing, forth from one of the most tive without some personal representation be an administrative l ures i;ermai:enily. V brought place, and after the gb « y prominent men in the country the following to President McKinley, several officers and trustees had looked up the young man's ? statement, written .> Mention, V just after the appoint¬ members of the association thought it professional capabilities more fully. Mr. ment was announced: Putnam was nStevens' Sfr.acy* r: ? Special t would be a good idea for Mr. Lane to go appointed librarian, on Febru¬ ^ '.*- 'w y "There have )>een cases where a great na¬ ary 5, he 'sii1j22-2N1 & Piftl.SIV. ? to and look into the situation. Pvh", and found himself in an We steam all cloth free new y tional office sought the man, but never, to Washington office in the new Imitations were ever V by process. We make buttons He went iht re on February 3, and by Sen¬ library building in Copley worth¬ y my knowledge a case where the office Square, to which the books and other ma¬ for tailor-made suits. We clean the new French chased the man all over until it ator Lodge was introduced to Mr. McKin¬ terials less. Don't the substi¬ gloves by pro¬ the lot who told without that hael just been removed from the old accept to y caught him." ley, him, hesitancy, on tutes Thursday. cess, equal new, 10c. pair. he held the opinion which the librarians building Boyleston street. unscrupulous dealers may Klr*t SngKention to >lr. Putnam. had advanced, and also that it occurred Effect of Hia Administration. offer for W; the S you MOTHER'S give up entire day on Thursdays. Without doubt, the beginning of the to him that a good man, among several he Under his as well n+ Mondays.to the Ladies. Our the of administration. In which the BREAD. CORBY'S MOTH¬ laths are whole matter was in the summer of had thought of. for librarianshlp ..pen exclusively r«. them from 1897. would be Mr. Putnam of the library has been reorganized, the number s a.m. t<- lo p.m.. on those days. Open to Mr. Putnam went to In of Congress books ER'S BREAD is pure, clean, Indies also u Europe May Boston Public Library. And the President has increased from QOo.nOQ to Ttiewiays. Wednesdays and <& of_ the number well Fridays from S a.m. t-- 12 no»-n. Laosbmrglh Br©., that year to attend the international con¬ told Mr. Lane that he understood Mr. Put¬ 71."».ooo, of branch libraries from baked, easily digested. IT 7 We are .pen ALI. night to the MUX. ference of librarians, which was held in nam would not accept the appointment to eight to ten, including the important West all day Saturdays and Sundays until 1 p.m. % 420=422=424=426 Seventh Street N.W. Lane that he was End branch; the reading rooms from five Made by Corby Broa., London, in July. While he was in Rome, the place. Mr. replied 283ft ave. not in a to say, as Mr. Putnam to six and the delivers' stations, located Brlghtwood Turkish & ! before the conference, he received a letter position in 'Pbcue 1440. Russian Baths, <-x-x~xk~x~x-xkkkkk->^X"X~x~x~x~x~x~x<-xk~X"X~x~X"X~x-> not sounded on the outlying districts of the city, from ten 1122 « «»NN* AVE. from had been personally mh22-40d w Mrs. E. F. Buckley, Prop. Representative Quigg of the com¬ he was to eighteen; the number of persons on the mh22 ltid mittee on matter: but that immensely pleased .X~X~X" Congressional Library, sounding with the President's appreciation of Mr. pay roll from 2UU to i!45. In the perfection -x~x-x~x~x~x^-x~x~x"x~x- ??X"X"X,*X,,X~X~X~X«*XM> .> Mm on his liking for the position qf li¬ au¬ of his system of e»rganization there .> brarian of Putnam's fitness. Mr. McKinley then have 4i creasing interest in the improvement of the Olfcred (o Mr. Put num. type machines and other modern machin¬ * ? J Th«- AIT" .MATH." « Stm > institution, together with his insufficient On February <; Mr. Lane communicated ery; a distinctive machinery plant for the 4 that I ri.s gas. usnig keros.-ne oil to generate l ki of the 4 the 1' owledge professional condition with Mr. Putnam on the President's offer improvement of library service, including g«s. r..srs run \c. nn hour per $ of the and the influ¬ engines, % burner A fine exhibit of oil Stoves at our » At Congressional Library for dynamos, ventilating apparatus, the of Mr. Putnam asked Trustee's ences appointment. book and i newly fitted store. ^ surrounding it, he could not, at that railways automatic elevators op¬ LEFTS X time, express any tangible ideas on the two days in which to consider. erating on them. and. as an improvement JLittSe & Page, 3210 F St.,t proposition beyond saying that he could Just at this time.how, it is difficult to of distinct public benefit, the very liberal ^ Tbo Great Falls Ice CO.-wlmlfHik * rs aiul Whol, -(tie Agts. mhll-3m 2<» > not consider it at all. say.the newspapers began to contemplate display of library material throughout the aud retail deaiera iu pure Keunel»ec The President'* Herbert Putnam as the next librarian of building, so as to be readily accessible to Ice.la the only corporation iu the ale for SuRRestion. and art tlhe letters students and the of Congress, and in consequence, readers, general pub¬ District not affected the Benefit recent by The next feature in the case presenteel telegrams came to Mr. Putnam urging him lic. Also the library has been opened for ti combine. I itself in February of this year, that is, 1899, to accept the appointment if it were offered Sunday servic? on the broadest possible ITT Let your order X of scale. The use of the has ^ come. We exactly two weeks after the death of John to him, even at the expense relinquish¬ Sunday library WANT it.. Fur° Ice at lowest ing the chief in his profession in been, averaging per. hour, the greatest use mur- Se«sf>n f«»r refjlaera- Russell Young, librarian of Congress. On position of 4 ket price*, i'rmnpt Tete- tors I* clone at land. Creditors of the 1'nited States and his c'.ose i>ersonal the week. About 4,000 people ?nter the * delivery. phone 372. \Vn Htly for you. .Noth¬ Y Saturday, February 4, President McKinley, relationships in Boston. There were letters library on Sundays between 2 o'clock and ing htit HAKIi\VoO]» Kefi igera- 5' in the course of a brief interview with Mr. from congressmen, some of whom he had <> p.m. Thus it is apparent that while the t. rs E* and Ice t'ljests tseie. And we features of J never met: from librarians, from promi¬ simplicity of the old library has been re¬ «f»%' rf yon prices are the lowest Special tomorrow's sale William Coolidge Lane, librarian of Har¬ y nent men and from others, women placed by great complexity, in organization GREAT quoted In Washington cash or credit. t vard and president of the Amer¬ literary will be X University as interested in the the present meets the and »24 PENNA. AVE. ican said as well men, subject. library general N.W. Library Association, that he had As a matter of fact the pressure brought specific demands of a broader mh23-th.aAtu 2b Waiiker been the remarkably Rhodes, Burke, Two fine Elliott Hall very thoughtfully considering to bear on Mr. Putnam in these letters was sphere of usefulness; and it is safe to say t N Clocks.one on matter of appointment of a successor to so weighty that he was, finally, that the pr?sent institution is more satis¬ chiming Mr. and come to uniformly 1033-1015 7th St. Young had the belief that on February 7, moved to notify Mr. La le factorily, me>re harmoniously operated than ffoiur gongs and eight bells. the man for the plaCe should be a trained that he would accept the appointment. This the old one. librarian of lal*ge administrative ability decision was sent to the President at once. who would be competent to make the Li¬ Clerical Force. Also handsome p!eces off Diamond and brary of Congress a national library in the Mr. Burrow®* Candidacy. The spirit of the library force of men and ..'Unfit to Jewelry broadest possible sense, and who would While all this was going on Secretary of women is simply admirable. The system of Brink."| other fine also on of pieces. £ have, aocouut his fitness for the the Navy Jxmg and Senator Henry Cabot graded service, which was decided upon by That's the only thing you p* great task, the support of librarians t'he trustees a ! s. s. were after the interests of short time before Mr. Put¬ < °*n You j«re out oi hnnjor lie**ause Lodge looking .¥ ti _n *H>* *or Mt i>re* your le throughout the country, Congress and the nam's appointment, has proved to be an w: if «ir mother lias lnsist«^l absolute, order off Mr. Samuel J. Barrows with assiduity, of «*ot. Better take the you by trustees. people at lar»;e. ^ ideal one. He has been able to 4 S06OO r«»»edy I Putnam had no carry- < shoultl iiii>. jour photograph made. ? n i Mr. Lane's visit to the President came which Mr. conception. out to a degree of an accurate o . WATKH ? r. WAItltEN JOIINSO.V. However, an hour or so after he had noti¬ perfection rr. BEI^EFELD about in a fine-fcpirited, perfectly unselfish, system with regard to accounts, authorita- «.& OrU., FILTER. Coats only ?4. but J Auctioneer. V professional way. John Russell died fied Mr. Lane that he would accept the ap¬ and You Shoulid Young in re¬ tion, purchase expenditure, and to < i'"'' the work of the most ? on January 17. At once the newspapers be¬ pointment, Mr. Putnam, New York, render very the widest 432 a from Mr. Lane definitely capability Patronize Prince, I gan to talk about his and the ceived telephone message of every department of the expensive and complicated ^uccessor, that led him to believe his institution for 3 £ whole library field becaw* more or less in¬ acceptance the It kinds, Can be aeeu a be construed as unfair to the can¬ public service. has been his policy 4 ytn« heie. lie wdl make v»mj forg»»t the fact, 1 terested in the subject. Mr. Lane, as presi¬ might always to surround himself with 4 mh23 24d and catch your best of Mr. Barrows, whereupon Mr. strong expression. dent of the American Library Association, didacy men and to place upon th?m the fullest I'KNNA. AVE. Jc UTII talked about the matter with Putnam instructed Mr. Lane to withdraw « *"» WWVW9 ,rvwr'» .» 1 ? ST. naturally, at once. The withdrawal possible responsibility. In consequence of I some officers and members of his organiza¬ his acceptance this organization, the and 2'A was accomplished. library may well be + 9 t# f1 2r.* 24 tion, by January feit that It would said to be in a position to run itself, while Agency lor "VIVE" S5 Cameras. do no harm if he should write a Then the President's private secretary ^ ^ letter to Mr. .Putnam to the effect frt is giving the freest and most liberal President McKinley and suggest some telegraphed benefit to all classes of th? general points which, in the judgment of that the President received the with- It public. 7==T\ UNIONS and librarians, with as has reached the highest degree of popu¬ CORNS ^-x-x»'x*>'x~x»*x~x"x"xr<*<-<'*x~x"x~x~x*<..x"x"x~x~x~x~x~x,«x> should have special weight in an diawal deep regret, he felt lhat his estimate would be most and was larization, without in any sense 1 of a man for the place. In the course of appointment fitting, the needs of and neglecting ' TREATED, Remedy in Ute Courtn. his Mr. Lane said: ar xious that the library should have the students scholars and p^< longer? I lie .> letter other specialists. frequently awake from benefit of his And 2Bc. '1 o clock until Librarians that the ripe experience. there D each. A citizen, whose signature was deciphered a.m.. a« was the case recognize Library of matter ended as he-iffV Buni-'u and n: and ly awakened the rude America, and that, as such, it should stand I':wf J. J At St»N. Foot Specialists, District Commissioners of the ringing of by bells. I cannot tell through with the whole business. He was The delicacy t»f the eyes und tbeli lm you how many hours' at the head of American libraries, as the to health 111S Vm :i\r. church bells In the assert¬ sleep they have cost best and the pleased that he was to remain In the Bos- ptirtance and bappiii**s» makes 8 to 6 p m. Sundays. 0 to 12. mhO-lOd early morning, me. We are near the 5tli organized best equipped of all. Public At a their neglect lnesctimMe. the street church also see that under toft Library. meeting of the Brown, «»p- ing that they interrupted the complainant's If it could be remedied It They the right condi¬ trustees on tIrian, examlnea eye* free with a complete would be a great tions it can be made a just afterward, the loth, there HAY FEVEB rest. "Is it an absolute necessity that those relief." leading factor in the was general jubilation. eve-testing equipment. At the educational and intellectual life of the OOU>-FILLflD FRAMES, C , rwA at.d Catholic bells, or bells on Catholic suggestion of Commissioner Wight will The next thing in the celebrated case WITH BEST I.KNSKS. S>0-uu ASTHMA 9 CATA1IKII. a letter will be addressed country, and exercise an important in¬ was the arrival of churches." the writer inquired, "should be to "C Homer fluence on the President McKinley in Compound 1* nses liigher. OFPKESSION. SI i F«h aTIo\. Washington, D. C.." progress of*he library move¬ Boston. At the dinner given to him at the NEL'KALGIA. at o'clock of a stating that If the ment. The director of Z ETC.. Cl'REI> BY rung morning, and espe¬ ringing of the church bells is library so large Algonquin Club, where Mr. Putnam was a In a nuisance and with such varied activities * . * H. H. cially Sundays, as then they ring so much fact a remedy will probably be guest, the President said to Mr. Putnam f F ST. NBROWNTsX^Boatoo fcund in must have to an f W..Opposite House. ] ESPiC'S CIGARETTES, the courts. unusual degree the ca¬ that he was sorry he had declined the offer f> inh23 tb.s.t.28 MR pacity for administration on a large scale. of the rOfTDBB. Hi*. It u I I'm la appointment, and asked whether Pans J. New Cougii Syrup une«|iiale BY ALL ilir-^r mtk! partments; have tact and firmness wrong to Mr. Putnam that The Modem Cleaner Milk from oor farm is pura, DiiLUlotely le«n und call* for a familiarity with affairs whether !¦ UkTMCM. healthy. 10<*. quart. FASTEL'R MILK LAliO&A* library it would have been ?-ight for Mr. ¦ taUtHC* LITTLE WATCH. IUUI >0 MM IXiRV. 1120 lbLh at.