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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-23
Arrested for Larceny.

Arrested for Larceny
r.. Drake, q waiter at George Bros.
White House restaurant was arrested
at p. m, Friday, 10y Onlcer ID. w.
Gibson on warrant charging him
with larceny, the complaint being
made by b. n, White, head waiter at
that restaurant. Drake gave bonds
for $50, n. d. Patton goiug his bail.
This morning Recorder Edes contln-
ueu Drade's examination until p.
mY Friday
When the days receipts were
checked up atSo'clock Friday evening,
the bead walter found shortage of
s3O,35, The till hgd unmistakablY
been tampered with, Drake, who
works in the restaurant during the
regular noon hours, three times each
day for his board was at once sus'
pected, and warrant issued for his
arrest Drake is member of the Sa'
lem band and participated In the
concert last evening subsequent u
which the arrest was made.
Intimate acQuaintances OF Drake
who have had experience with him
claim he lisa Aeptomaniac, lie has
at a number or times prior To thi'
been suspicioned of such work anc
was at one time arrested on charge
Of appropriating other peoples good'
tu himself but was discharged ia
Justice court the evidence being
insufficient TO hold him.
Drake Is the son OF highly respected
aud well-to-do- parents, who resid,
nnaL SilYert0n.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-23
Cheap Rates East,

Guy NJ. Powers, Agent O. r. & n.
Co. at Trade Street dock reports large
ticket sales to all points East, as we'll
as rush of working men to Eastern
Oregon aud Washington to help
harvest the tremendous crop there or
to obtain employment on the railroads
now building in that section.
The o. h. & n. is popular with the
travelling public on account Of the
variety of routes by which one may
reach any Eastern terminal without
changing cars. 1t is the only Pacific
Coast line by which one may select a
Northern Central or Southern route,
Mr. Powers has arranged to check
baggage to al Eastern points, which
is very greatconvenience TO travellers.
particularly to ladies travelling alone.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-23
CAPITAL ICE WORKS.
Start Their New Distilled Artesian Wat
Plant Today.

Start Their New Distilled Artesian Water
Plant Today.
Klinger & Beck, prOpretors Of the
Capital Brewery and Ice Works.
started their new $4,000 Distilled
Water Ice plant today.
1t has capacity Of about ten tons
ice per day, made by new cor
densed steam process from artesian
water. The product is clear as a
diamond and free from all impurities
A stock of ice and distilled water is
kept on hand from any demand, for an
ounce for druggist. a block for a
family freeze, to ton, or carload for
shipping or refrigeration.
There has been great progress in
the invention Of machinery for ice
manufacture, and Klinger & Beck
have got all the latest from an so h.p.
CorliSS engine to the automatic filter
The freezing is done in tank hold
ing eighty 300 ID. cans. These cans are
automatically emptied into a new
300 ton warehouse across the alley.
The Capital Ice Works is now in a
position to supply any demands that
are likely to be made, and Klinger &
Beck are to be cOmplimented on their
enterprise in adding this fine i'm
proVement TO their already large
business.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-23
MODERN wooDNEN.

Neighbors Murphy, OF Kansas and
and Head Physician Hibben, for
Oregon will be ia Salem on next
Monday evening and address the
Modern Woodmen of lAmerica and
their friends at their hall in the
Insurance Building, a highly
interesting programme has been
arranged and refreshments will be
served Everything free. Every
gentleman who is interested in
fraternal orders is inYited. These
gentlemen from the east are highly
entertaining speakers. Don't miss
this opportunity of rare treat.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-23
SUNDAY SERVICES.
UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH

UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH.
Gew Park Sabbath school 10 a. M
Preachlng ii a. III. Y. p. c.. A. I'd. M
Preaching Sp. m. p. B. Williams,
pastor,
Thee meeting at the w. G. T. U. hall
on Court street, will be Bible reading
and meeting for Bible study con
Quoted by Mrs. Rakestraw. All
welcome.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
No. 299 Liberty street. Morning
service 1870 a, m, Subject, Love.
iENHeening service 8. p. IN. Subject,
,EllJhS Communion With God on
Mount HOreb.
! FIRST CONGREGATIONAL.
AT lO;3O a. N. reception of members,
communion and brief address.
Sunday school at u m. Y. P.S.C. e.
at p. III. At s p. m. sermon-The
iheliglon Elements 10 the War With
opdlu-oOlo, God OF Our Fathers.
UNITED EVANGELICAL.
m ~ CoUJage street near Center.
DlVlne services at l0:30 a. m. and Sp.
M' m Ihe basis of the morning address
Is; seed Cast Upon the Earth"
SS9lday school at II o'clock, Society of
christian Endeavor at 7 p. M.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
First Church of Christ (Scientlst)
services, Lesson sermon 10:45 a. m
sunday school, 10 a. m. Testimonial
meeting Wednesay evening at s
O'Clock Christian Science hall, corner
court and Liberty streets.
EVANGELICAL.
Corner of Seventeenth and Che
ImeKeta street. N. Shupp, pastor.
iT,reachlng services by the pastor at
~ +, M d. ul' ald p. m. Morning subject
rover ShOrn Church, Evening
SUBJECT, Ten Scenes in the Passion OF
y YnTlSt;" y sunday school at 10 a. m.
l. + A. ct I;l5 j. m.
LESLIE NJ. e. CHURCH,
south Salem, T. f. Royal, pastor,
I,Is5a6ehlng ,I5 every Sunday at l0:30 a. m,
6nu p m. Sunday school at 3 p. m.
{, ,'aJGermeetlng each Thursday at s p.
~ EpWorth League, Friday at 8 p.
u, ouoJect Of the morning sermon
SVhlnutrow, Christianity asSun Ia the
Jiillaautauqua Assembly," The evening
,lsc9urSe VIII be on Mathematics
Applled to Christianity"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-23
LESLIE NJ. E. CHURCH,
Knew Good Thing

Inc fellow who picked" our till
shew good thing hut his faculty for
ueUectlng good things" is no greater
VIan that possessed by the man VINO
selects ourl5 cent meals in preference
70 all Others. Bros.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-23
HOTEL WILLAMETTE,

Among arrivals today were follow
ing:
J.W. Briggs, Burns Or; Charley
Chapman, Pendleton; Frank Morgan,
Seattle Wash win Bogard st LOUIS;
q. ii. Becker, Chicago; W. r, Gun
nington, Canon City.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-23

6nsst so preo.-e,1 DsEiils Witch Hazel salye i, b.
Va. "'Iss T lehn {. Dunn, Of Wbssi;DpP % p'ls4; "
I, =, a., iy i and you win tbipk ikHssnng. shg w.
S. !, also cures eczema and al iT'nG the same
stone Drug Store. 1 al skin diseases
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-23
Racket Prices Spot Cash
The policy that we started with.
The policy we will continue,

We buy goods right and sell them right conten with
small viii tnd
We sell the NERAIIS
lnt muoh them az best iou give an we Cdens bib
oYeTas IN all sizes .
THE HARVEST GoNI have the best get, Prices
the lowest 10 Buck
waterproof outMea Anything Others esc up
solid
SOME WHEEL BARGAlNSOne or two wheels that a
oms one We are closing our zoe down % Second hand Victor
$40 9 wheel a inch frame only slightly used m hgao s another
see what we can show YOU Always some bargains
WIGGINS' BAZAAR /!
RACKET PRICES.
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CAMPMEETING.


The United Brethren will hold
camp meeting at Rural Dell, in Clack
amas county, eight miles east OF
Hubbard station, beginning August
II, and continuing over two Sabbaths.
Rev. Robert Miller is the pastor.
Everybody invited.
Rev =. b, Williams, the new pastor
Of the United Brethren Church of this
city, was born in Auglaiza Co, Ohio.
Jan. "a, 1917
At the age of fifteen, he enlisted in
Co., l.. l1sth, Ohio Volunteer Infantry,
Passed through thirty seven hard
fought battles and skirmishes, was
wounded four times on the Atlantic
Campaign, was mustered out mt Sails
bury, n. c. June 24, haYing seryed
three years minus seventeen days. In
Jan. 1867, he was converted aud united
with the United Brethren church, of
which, he has been a member ever
since. lie received license TO preach
in April 1871 served important
charges in Ohio, Indiana, and Ken
lucky. In 1883 he came to Oregon
and has been on the coast ever since,
excepting eleven months OF last year
which he spent ia the east, returning
I'm good time for the recent annual
conference session held at Plainyiew,
in Linn Co. He was offered one Of
the best churches in the east, but
preferred the climate OF Oregon,
which agrees With his weakly wife
better than any other climate.
I As pastor, evangelist and mission
ary, he has been quite successful,
having received more than three
4 thousand into the churche, where he
has labored in the past.
LADIES VOLUNTEER MILITARY co.
That the Capital city win bsve a
Indies Volunteer Military Company is
now an assured fact. Mrs, j. G.,
Evans aud Miss Grace DaYis have
conceived the idea Of such an organi-
IzaUon and taken the preliminary steps
/ towards affecting such au organi-
Ntion. They have received the
hearty support and co.operation Of
the young ladies TO whom they have
condded their plans. A sufficient
number haye made known their
willingness TO enlist TO insure the
formation of the company in the near
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-23
Summer Resorts.

VIII take camp outfits and parties
90 coast aud mountains with easy
hacks and good service. Apply To
+. Presmall, Creamery restaurant.
10 td
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-23
car A MrssHNanR

CALL A MESSENGER
and have your notes and packages
delivered, to oo1ect a bin, TO 90 on
erands FOR YOU Ask for special
rates en- merchants packages.
Charges reasonable. Bicycle SCR
vice. Ring Blue boxes or telephone
40.
Messenger System, Central
Office NO. 288 Commercial street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-23
The Third Week

Demonstrates the great success Of
the Marion county Normal conducted
by Prof Kraps and County Snpt.
Jones at the east school. Get their
terms.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-23
Ice Cream Free,

All ladies calling at Yew Park gro
Gerry, win receive a dish Of ice cream
free,
ALLEN y BOWERSOX.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-23

ity EsHqlo5d sIin fd Conner }o1 lets no opportDD.
servicap i,p ,o 70 furnish the f6eSgt gotyII, taHio
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-23

not !" was weak and nervous and couId
TIT + n,Conni5 uo more than half a DAYS work work
sals saparIiia and began TAKING II Nai aDa
DoSu Toou was able to work, The nervons au'
by pS'fi HoodiyS MY wife has also been e5 6eipe6
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-23

Fresh roasted coffee today. Camp
ers rush In Monday or any other day
with orders for cOtfees and teas.
Sealed up air tight. Prompt deliver
ing. Yokohama Tea Store
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-23
b. WEiP1cu

d. WERLICH,
Bood,spm, Needy, Or.
TAKE laEe with Hoods SarsansSriIP}li any PliiS 70
sure 10 get Hoods. 'pa'lila' BE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-23
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL.

AT 1890 M. reception of mem bers,
communion and a brief address.
sunday school at y m. Y. p. S. G. f.
AZ q p: III. At 8 p. m. sermon-The
Religion Elements in the War With
Spaln-SOlo, "God of Our Fathers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-23
SCIENCE.

NO. 299 Liberty street. Morning
service 1870 a. m, Subject, Love.
IEsHHefininlg service 8. p. IN. Subject,
"EllJh'S Communion With God on
Mount HOreb.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-23
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

FIRST Church of Christ (Scientist)
services, Lesson sermon 10:45 a. m
sunday school, 10 a. m. Testimonial
aiefetlng Wednesay evening at 8
C0clock' Christian Science hall, corner
court and Liberty streets.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-23
UNITED EVANGEIICAT

On Cottage street near Center
DIVINE services at l0:30 a. m. and Sp,
n' Ihe basis Of the morning address
Isl Is; seed Cast Upon the Earth. y
SSallday school at II o'clock, Society of
christian EndeayOr at, IN m
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11
Purses-L Leather Novelties.

Ladies and Chldrens Alligator and
RreS.a Leather Purses. OXblood, Tan.
Brown. Green END Black, plain and
ornamented ................. CSC
Ladies Alligator. Seal and Russia
Leather Purses Ia Tan, Brown,
Green. Oxblccd and Black, plain ami
sterling orraunented-
50c and TIC.
Ladies' Alligator and Russia Leather
Purses. plain and sterling orna-
mented---
s100 s1.25, $3.50, S1.9S and $3.50.
Gentlemen's Russia Leather Travelling
and Toilet Cases
75c, CSC, s1.50, s1.9S. 50 40, $3.50,
$3.50. $500 and $3.50.
Gentlemen's Cuff and Collar Gases,
Alligator and ~ sin Lett err
s2.C0, $3.50 and $500.
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ter. city. first prize; Master ". A. cAil-
drtss. second prise.
Best coin coilection--Mrs. d. d. Cooley.
city. Hrst prize: Mrs. r. Dickson. city.
second prize.
city. second prize.
Best collection Of curiositics-Mrs. ]. F.
Dickson, city, first prize; Miss Ethel r.
Jones. Dallas. second prize.
Best relics--Mrs, Mary II. Lane, city. nrst
prize; no second award
Certificate Of merit to Arnold Moser.
aged H. for exhibit Of butterflies; Mrs. A.
Breyer, city. for loan exhibit OF fine linen
and the Rock Island exhibit Of needle work
and curios.
The stock OF the Alvin Nursery company.
ms exhibited. was reported yesterday In rho
CO. umns OF The Post as being grown from
| cuttings ard In Justice to the exhibitors
correction is In oroer. The stock IS grated
Of budded and not grown from rooted cut.
tings
A. II. Hjtchler proprietor OF the Wright
AM studio--Dec.sion rendered by the three
well known professional pho 0graphers--
Messrs. Dean, Guy anil Andersohi--g.yes
certificate of merit for best posing and
lighting, tho finest combination platinum
g,oups and the largest photograph ever
made in this State, measuring forty inches
by Sky Inches. The pastel portraits ON
exhibition by this studio IRE of the finest
mako and are by Prot Archer. The photo
graphs exhibited by Mr.. Hitchlcr. certainly
ior posing and lighting, could not be ex-
cclled by the Northern studios. which
speaks we'll for our Houston artists
~ 9SS
OF nil the compliments rendered the
tobacco committee OF Fruit. Flower and
Veg table Festival the following serves
spt cial mertion Mr.. N. w. Melelung OF
Waterloo. Va. declared the tobacco ex-
hibt to be the best of all exhibits and
sage he feels assured that the success OF
this department is due 10 the ladies' on
this committee.
The ladies' of the committee were invited
to join tho Farmers congress en- rou o to
Galveston ard enjoy the many pleasures to
be extended them,
Mt Milton Whitney thanked Mrs.Seymour
Brasher and all the ladies on her commit
tee for the attention shown him and re-
intish! = tsst NJ lad nal ifa q II 81 II III
to mako an address today, at their request,
and hopes to meet them whom he next
visits Texas, which he has promised Will
be soon.
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THE AWARDS.

The pidzss on some of the exhibits wer.
and are as follows:
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Cream chease--First ps Ice. G. C. Street
second. II, b. Tracy.
Butterf-.tirst. Mrs. s. T. Swinford; SEQ.
ond H. G. Calm.
CIeam-First. j. J. Taylor second. Mrs
S. II. Swinfcrd.
Sweet mlk-First, G. C. Street; second
j. j. laysor.
Butter milk-FirSt. J. J. Taylor: seconn
n. b. Tracy.
Hand MADE Dutch cheese-Flrst. G. G.
Street; second Mrs. p. Burchard
General exhihit-Flrst. G.. c. Strest: sec,
end. Y. d. Tracy.
FLOWERS.
orange tree. fruited-Tirst. H. NJ
Floral d,sign--Flrst, William Kutscn.
bach; second, NJ. v. Wright.
Floral wreath First. William Kutsch
bach; second, A. w. Kerr.
Ornamental hanging basket--l1rst. a
w. Kerr; second. William Kutschbach.
Single foliags plant--Elrst. NV. Wright
seeond. William Kutschbach
Display OF blooming plan,s-First. VIII,
tam kutschbach second. NJ V. Wright
Display of evergreons--E First. NJ. V.
Wright.
Display OF ferns--First. n. V. Wright
second. A. w. Kerr.
Display OF climbing plants--Fivt, NJ. V
Wright,
Ornamental tree or pisnt--rirst. NJ. V,
Wright.
Specimen Hybiscus NJ. v. Wright
Specimen ADMINISTRATIVE. NJ. v,
Wright.
specimen Magnolia Fusoasi -Fi'st. M, "
Ten varieties cut roses First. william
KutHchbech.
Display Beronias--FiDt. NJ. v. Wright
second. A. w. Kerr.
Display ornamental foliage plants-First
u. v. Wright.
Exhibit o. cactl BY professional First
irahibit q cactl by amateur-Tlrs
Mary II. Lane.
Cactus spoclmen--Rirst. Mrs. W. p. Mi.
billie.
display Gems By amateur--Fint. Mrs. g
0inrie plant in bloom First william
u>atacabach second A. W.. Kerr.
Diapiay ~ stoleta--First. A. w, Kerr.
ex,lpApr plspt-- Firut. Mrs.. H. r, Rob
Issea tsss. traitsd-sir~s. Arx. Hsary
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Handkerchiefs.

The finest hand made o., .. /. i 4
t'7 Peasant Handkerchiefs svss " W. \
cred In Houston arc hefs ~ q. =!
inspection Sheer Linen IA Z n =.
valena.enrss aud POM 9s5
Euchesse and Duchess pin, 4 q,
Ladies Hemstitched Initial Il, '
chiefs = & 4.
g sad IL H
ladies Hemstitched Linen ,s,s:,
Handkerchieis ........., "a ~ ~.
LADIES Plain White Linen Hamat,t.ss
Hamdkerchlefs-- ~
The, 1Uc, loo. zoe. CSC, SOC ~, ".
and SOC. N. rs
Ladies. LINEN Embroidery -
stitched. Scalloped and Lcce IND
handkerchief u
15c. 25c, S0c.. BIC, Acc, SOC. Ga X. 4
CSC, Sl.25. s1.5O and a AZ M "a
Ladies Dutchess Lace Handkerchief. ).
Csc, SLIPS. $3.50 $3.50, s3n MI
and $500. y 81
Ladies' Silk Han1kercbiefs II wtt.
and Colorai Embroidery and luitlsis'
15c and ia
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Gents Handkerchiels,
Suspenders and Scarfs,

Silltaline Silk Initial Handke,.
chrets $3.50. 4
Japanese All Silk Initial HAM.
kercislfs $500. -. .....,.. 4.
Large Size SILK Initial Han iksr.
chiefs. -. -. 49,. ..,..
"a Size Silk Initial Handker-
chiefs $50. j.. .........
Linen Initial HeIastischei Borier
handkerchief. 80. .,..
ga Size Linen Initial Hem
stitched Haadltsreh. 81 .......
Extra La .ge size Linen Initial
Handkerahiafs, put up six IN
Fancy SILK Surpeud5Ts, put up
one pair in faocy glass box
Fancy Ernbro derry SuspeDdars
put UP one pair in fancy glass
top box -. -. ......,...,..}
Fancy Puff Ties in Stripes, Polka
New Club Ties. in new DESIGNS
and patterns ..... ............
Imperial Scarfs in Roman
Stripes and Pla!ds ...........s.l
New Tecks. Four in Hands aud
Band BOWS ..... .............s'
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HOUSTON COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
One OF the faculty OF this school who
Is an lert penman, Is here writing visit
Ing cards complimentary to the visitors
% they announce their names. On tie
walls hang eieganr specimens OF penman
ship and art work in portraits and fancy
figures.
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Quadrup!e-p!ate Silver.

Fin Trays. Soap Dishes. Powder
Boxes Vaseline Jars Picture Frames,
Ink Stands, Smoking SETS. Bon Bon
Trays tgoli lined), Jewel Cases (;atin
lined), Cups. Shaving Mugs. Shaving
Brushes. Hair Brushes P.c,a.e Castor,
Cak Baskets. Ics Pha-ie,s (porce.a n
lined) Coffee and Tea Pots. Sugar.
Cream ami Sps-n Eo,ders, Br,a8
Trays, Glass Cracker Jars, with Silver
ToDs,
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Gloves.

Misses Kid Gloves in Tan, Navy AMI
Laci-s s. 5-Hook and 2-Clasp CLUE
Patent Thumb Kid Gloves in Tan,
White, Mode. ONb]ood. Pearl, Navy,
Brown, Green. Gray and Black
csc and SIPS.
Ladies' Kid Gauntlet Driving Gloves
in Tan. oxblcod and Black
81. 90 and 81. 25.
Is. 20. 24-Button Length Mousquetaire
Evening Gloves in Black and
White
$500, SO. so and s.. 90
20 and 24-Button Length Mousquetaire
Evening Gloves in Lemon. Nile. Pink.
Lavender and Light Blue
$3.50 and 50. 90,
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Blankets and Comforts.

ia Large Size California ~
Pure Wool. Silk binding. fancy
1874 California Wool bianEes'
double, stitched. silk Dinains'
new borders $50. ......;..;,....''
1874 Extra Large Wool Blanke.
finest quality. select stock new
border 49,. -. .'.......'.
Extra Large Down Comforls.t
Sateen cover ~. 1870. ~.
Large Size Down Comfo'cs, ~.
cred with silk. ruffled DO, e.
Laree Satin Down Conn -
filled with best quality odor'eS I /,
down -. 80. -. .....''.''''. b \
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Carpet Department.

Brussels Carpets. handsome pat
terms, new designs. Toe value.
Brussels Carpets. in elegant ball
and stair patterns to match
Soc grade 49,. ..........,..s.. 81
Administer Carpets. in colors and
patterns. 70 earlier. S1.00 grade
Winiow Shades. all colors. con-
plete, with rollers -. ,.......,
Window Shades. all colors. 800
value $50. ...........,s;ss.
We make specially OF hand ~
Shades in Opaque and Scotch Holla
all widths and colors.
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Out q town custoanors ~
mall order Department VI
the same satlsfactlou y ~
In person. Express "
on orders at $500 d sscIS
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Umbrellas.

Nothing is more suitable for xms
Gi IT'S than a nice Gents or Lsales
Umbrella. We have them U =
endless variety.
Such as Persian Oiled SIX, Ial.sl
Silk and In heavy Twilled SIX ~,
dies, the newest design naturai W. W..
pearl trimmed, fancy gold and s'''ss
trimmed .sm
$500. $3.50, 1925, sS.9s. $40, sS'"'
5000 and $500.
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Art Linens-NeedIe Work.

"A fine line OF Linen Tray and
Splasher Scalfs. fringed and
drawn work edges. hemstitch-
ed, stamped and spatchel cen
Ter peces ................. $50
Sidehcard. Dresser Scarfs and Pillow
Shams. hemstitdsed. drawn work,
anpei. spatchel and met lace
work
acc, 15c, 81 90, 81 80, 81. 90 and So. so.
ut AMI finest assortment OF Batien-
berg Dtlies. Csniter Pieces. Troy
Cifha Pillow Slams and Bed Sets.
opin work and lnen centers-
2Vc, S0c. SOC. 75c, SLIPS, 50 90, $3.50.
1928, S3.9S, $500 up to $4,000.
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Effort to Be Made to Learn the Attitude of
the American People Consulted
France Alone in Suing for PeaCe---Not
Another One of the Powers Took Part
in the Overtures - Gen. Aguinaldo
Not Entitled to Any Consideration.

WASHINGTON. July Fin diplomatic quarters srain's
proposal absorbing The diplomats showed
early today by calling department. and
with tho details
Spains proposal developed of
been entirely clear before IN the first
outside OF France has been
by Spain peace the
indirectly by Germany. Austria.
Britain.
the formal proposition submitted
yesterday under consideration Madrid for days
previous yesterday which time the Bftsh we'll
OF the fact that Spain
for
This being settled that goodnaured but keen
ryalrfy sprang up Drumnond Wolfe, the British
NJ Patenotre the French ambassador
should the honor OF initiating
the OF the world Owing
existing between the govcnmnts o Great Brit
ain felt that Sir Drummond
the United
Washington through Julian Pauncefote But Spain
mediation of the French
a negotiations finally entrusted
ambassador at Washington.
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Exact Inquiry Made by Spain.

the proposition made by
Spain. msapprehcnSIon this owing
the the proposition and other
asked President Mckinley to state
AS a
the word terms and there is request
ton in shall of The
is whether the United States
the settlement
pending the
of peace is theory that II the pres
the negotiations terms
opened commissioners parties clothed with
he responsibility bringing about settlement
Spanish proposition contain reference 20
framed the idea that IL
entered there viii be suspension
Of hostities
connection there to be distinction made
suspension of hosli-
ties for. while is said the former IS not asked or
expected it seems suspension
hoslltes essential forward negotiations