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%rfatriek Iotstr 1 O..

" want, whether foreign or American, that
n and taffeta double face satin, satin and
cline, satin and velvet, panne velvet, fancy
rp prints, ombre, hemstitch and so on and
much below half.
AT 4Sc. YARD, REGULAR 6~5c.--4-inch
double face Satin, best quality, white,
cream and light blue only.
AT zoe. A YARD, REGULAR 4Sc.-
2'.-inch double face Satin. cord edge,
black, white, cream, light blue, pink,
maise, nile, violet, turquoise, c~erise,
emerald, scarlet, brown, cardinal and
navy.
AT 3ec. A YARD, REGULAR Soc
4-inch Taffeta, satin stripes, black and
white. and navy and white.
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Easter Sale OF Tailor. made Suits,
And the Prices Average Fully Cne.HaIf.

This is m OF the very best opportunities ever Offered IN any season OF he ye
but coming as it does just before Easter, il Is n unheard.of event.
There are only $50 Of these garments and the product Of the most aistocr
maker-they served as models therefore were made with especial care represent
highest perfection OF eeganCe-no two are alike; sizes principally "a, SO and
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Toilet Articles.

Darners, Blotters, Erasers, Paper Cutters.
Tooth and Nail Brushes, large size
handles, 47c.
Stationery Set, 3 pieces on card, 39c.
Large variety Manicure and Desk ar.
uCles al &c.
Match Boxes, gold lined, soc. and csc.
Whisk Brooms, Acc. and CSC.
Bonnet Brushes, variety Of STYLES, Acc.
Manicure and Embroidery Scissors.
3ec. and 49c.
Child's Hair Brushes, Sl.25.
Puff Jars, SOC.
Cold Cream Jars, Csc. and 3ec.
Hair Pin, Tooth Powder, and Tooth
Brush Jars, 2Sc.
Talcum Powder Jars, 3ec.
Nail Buffers, 49c. and csc.
Easter Prayer Book Marks, Csc. and
Acc
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Best Housekeeping Linens.

Probably there is no time in the y,
linens, more than Easter. We've made e.
demands. Such prices as these speak for
Silver Blesched Damask, red border,
35c. and 45c. yard instead of45c. and soc.
Extra heavy and wide cream damask,
ACC. yard instead OF soc.
Bleached damask, fine quality, 7ec. yd.
instead of sec.
Pure Irish Linen Damask, 10 inches
wide, Sl.lO I'd. instead OF $l.2S.
Extra fine Double Damask, satin finish,
$l.65 yd. instead Of Sl.9S.
Superfine Double Damask, handsome
designs. Sl.95 instead of S2.25 yd.
Napkins to match
20 inches square, $4,25 dozen.
rs inches square, $500 dozen.
Extra heavy satin finish napkins, SLIPS
dozen instead Of S2.2S.
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Fashionable Purses
and Card Cases
for Little.

ionable, at 75c., were Sl.4e.
Card Cases of seal, pig skin and mc
co-difierent sizes, at Sl.le, we're S.
also some Of pig skin at SOC,
Sl.79.
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Handkerchief. YOU hay
Mems andM Onen'S So quick /
at &c IN 1Oc- the handke
Nv cSe " hOS ,h,ae offa,

NttUON y, MI hrNI Z, ., II, ua h a q n
made before that we know that you will
still more appreciate these. The prices
you will find on comparison are about
half.
AT S CENTS-Women's Fancy Embroid-
cred corners, with h-inch hem.
AT 8 CENTS-Women's plain all.linen
Handkerchiefs, A-inch hem.
AT S CENTS-Women's Colored Dor.
der Handkerchiefs, pretty patterns.
AT S CENTS-Women's Initial Hand.
kerchiefs, with Valenciennes lace above
initial.
AT s CENTS-Men's Handkerchiefs,
Colored Border, ali sensible patterns.
AT 5 CENTS-Men's Plain Handker.
chiefs, in different hens.
AT 10 CENTS-Men's all linen Hand.
kerchiafS In L Y and [ inch hem
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8rooklyn sarsrtisrmfnts.
A Furry in Easter Ribbons.

You can't think Of a ribbon that you n
we haven't at your call. Satin liberty, sa,
gros grain, plain ~taffeta, plain faille, nous
stripes, brocades, checks, cords, plaids, "
so on. Blu, what Of the prices--in many |
AT Tic. A YARD, REGULAR 24c.-
4.inch fancy Plaids, splendid c~olors, 4
rows OF hemstitch, many desirable for
children hats.
AT 3ec. A YARD, REGULAR Si.2s--
7t,-inch double face satin Liberty, fine
quality, soft finish, 6 new pastel
shades, also white and cream.
AT S8c. YARD, REGULAR 7Sc.-5.inch
double face Satin, best quality, white,
cream, maise, %cerise, lilac, shrimp,
violet, two shades Of light blue, two
shades OF rose, two shades OF turquoise.
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nd collection OF these popul ar garments
and the prices are SO low that in many
materials.
THE FLANNEL.
AT S2.eS INSTEAD OF S3.e8-30O
Fine French Flannel Waists, in pink
and blue, tan, cardinal, heliotrope, grey
and black; some tucked yoke, others
full front, 2 STYLES OF cuffs.
AT S2.9S INSTEAD OF $3.9S AL
batross Waists in pink, tan, blue, hello.
trope and black, made hemstitched
pIeat down the front, hemstitched cuffs
and small pearl buttons. Stylish Al.
batross Waists, handsomely embroi-
dered, al Si.9S.
THE COTTON.
AT CSC. INSTEAD OF SI.45-Fins
Percale and Fancy Lawn Waists; some
with two inserrings down front.
A pretty new Crown Waist, trimmed
with four irsertings down the front At
$l.45; regular Sl.9S. Finer lots at
Sl.79 and $l.98 TO $7.9S.
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Unusual Offers in China and Glass.

This is the CONTINUATION oFo ur Before Easer sale Of China OIasSWare, Brcl'
Brac, Pottery, etc, which has met with such marked success this past week. Eno.
Gus quantities ave come and gone, u others are here in all thirn ewness to
replace them.
RICH CUT GLASS AT ONE-THIRD OFF
Rich Cut Glass al a saving Of a full AT $3.50 INSTEAD OF SlsOo-Ths
third. The patterns are all OF the new best Austrian China Dinner Sets, com.
est and the workmanship and quality Of posed OF 100 pieces, including soup
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Sheets,
Pillow Cases.,
White Goods.

Pillow Cases, 4oX3b, At IUc. and
Pre-, each, instead OF 1915. and l5c.
Bleached Muslin, yard wide, &c. in.
stead OF SEC.
White Cambria Muslin, yard wide, 7c.
ayaro instead OF &c.
Bleached Twill Muslin, extra heavy
quality, Size. yard instead OF nc.
Unbleached Muslin, yard wide, 6iic.
ward instead Of Sc.
Unbleached Muslin, AZ inches wide,
extra good quality, eiac. yard instead OF
lll.c. .
900 Yards Wamsutta Twilled Sheeting,
heaviest Sheeting made, q. yards wide,
2ec, ward instead OF 42c.
Special LOT Of good quality striped Out
ing Flannel, Sc. yard instead OF SC.
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COlOred Dress Goods.

AT 6ec.. REGULAR PRICE Csc
LOO yards 50-inch all wool Home
spun, Tweeds and Cheviot Mixtures in
durable and stylish colors.
AT SOC. A YARD, REGULAR 75c.-
1900 yards 44-inch Covert Cords in
stylish tans and browns, Crews and
cadets.
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And the Dress Goods, Too.

The following are intmations only OF what We are doing in the most fs
fabrics OF the season. Our second floor is a beehive OF activity, an innovat
eyerv oaa nreciaf
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growing in favor. We are always on the
anything in the past, and you know from
But we've succeeded again for o.morrow.
INDIA SILKS AND FOULARDS-A
splendid assortment, the very best pat
terms and colors, not to be matched any
where, at 45c., Soc, &c., 79c., 8sc.,
CSC. and Sl.25.
AT Si.sO INSTEAD OF $2.OO-Just
opened lot OF colored Crepe Meteor
in correct shades.
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r that calls to mind the beautiful chasts
ny preparation 10 meet your most eyacting
themselves.
Dinner Napkins, S3.25 dozen instead
OF $3.50.
KITCHEN TOWELINC-
l0c. a yard instead Of | re.
l2c. a yard instead Of lac.
lac. a yard instead OF l6c.
Silver bIeached Crash, extra good quail.
ity, l2Hc. per yard.
GLASS toweling, pure linen, rs inches
wide, llc. yard instead OF tic.
Huckaback Towel, llc. each instead Of
l4c., and l2nc. instead OF sc.
Unbleached Turkish Bath Towels, ex-
ira large size, 24x54 inches, l5c. each
instead Of l9c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-04-08

All the Easter
necessities in
greater profu.
sion than ever.
They must be
Ruf think NJ
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Cotton Wash Goods.

AT Sc. A YARD, FORMER PRICE
100000 yards 3O.inch fine corded
Dimity, in printing and designs equal
TO the highest priced goods.
AT lOc., FORMER PRICE l2lic.-
$500 yards 2S-inch good quality
corded Madras, in stripes and checks;
best designs and clear, strong colors.
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Easter Week and
books for Easter.
The genuine India
Paper Oxford Hymn
nal, latest edition,
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Black Dress Goods.

AT SOC, REGULAR 7~5c.-42-inch all
wool Creponette.
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Opportunity ever offered. Here 5 some OF Inc detail Ia toa
AT ST. SO AND $l.7s INSTEAD OF $3.50 TO $~a0O-Royal WItons
-l50 patterns for panor, dining-room, library, hall and stairs.
AT ST. 90, $lle AND $l.29 INSTEAD OF $l.65 AND Sis Bige-
low Axminster-the most famous and most popular carpet made.
AT 6c, 7ec. AND SOC. YARD INSTEAD OF Sill TO Sl.3s-Ex-
ira quality Administers, fresh from the great mills OF Alex. Smith &
Sons, Yonkers.
AT sl.os YARD INSTEAD OF Sl.35 AND s.5O - Extra quality
Wilton Velvets in choice library, dinng-room, hall and stair patterns,
the best carpet Of the kind made.
AT &c.,, sec. AND 7&. YARD INSTEAD OF Sl.00 TO Sl.25-An
Wool Witon Velvets, the best wearing carpets ever sold at the price.
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best Austrian China Dinner Sets, com.
posed OF 100 pieces, including soup
tureens and three large platters. The
decoration is a rich Dresden design,
and each piece is fully trimmed with
gold. These sets are the best $500
sets in the market; tomorrow, $3.50.
AT $500 INSTEAD OF $50. Oo-Fins
French China Dinner Sets composed OF
100 pieces. including soup tureens.
There are a number OF pretty floral
spray designs in delicate colorings to
choose from. Every piece perfect; all
handles trimmed with gold.
LAMP GLOBES almost for the asking,
The last shipment of those beautiful
hand painted lamp globes is here. These
globes are painted in large floral designs
in q variety Of decorations and tinted In
various rich colors. Al these prices II
will pay YOU TO buy one and lay il aside
for an emergency:
9.inch, 5 so instead OF $500
l0-inch, .9S instead Of 300
ll.inch, LIS instead Of $50
l2-ipch, l,5O instead Of 400
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bones, Tossed on top with siIk, long waists,
~well.boned, sizes, IS TO 30.
Balance OF the celebrated Redfern Cor.
sets in white French coutelle and a few
black Italian cloth, short and medium
length, broken sizes, Sl.49. Regularly
from $500 TO $3.50.
Children's Corset Waists in different
prominent makes, all sizes. Csc.
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Button Hooks,
Files Shoe Horns,
Cuticle X 5,
Curling TOngs,
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Something New in Isle Thread Cloves.
EmbrOiderieS Half and Less.
Less Than Half for LaceS,

Our laees se inimitahe. and gain in Interest and amIaettveness every day. We
ace markets in the world hence ~, iac,Nties for obtaining and supplying isee' as
an assortment and eNelusyeness no ITO be found anywhere else. Tomorrow
we particularly call your attention to lot OF new Val ncennes, net top and machine.
made ToIchons, which we offer at less than hall: also Mormande valsnciennes Laces
at SC. 10 lSc yard; Net Top Laces, Sc to l5c. yard; Machine Made Torchon Laces,
&c 10 loc. yard; and a surprisingly pretty lot Of Renaissance Robes apPlqued on nett
they have been sOned slightly in handling, bt. are beautiful goods, which we offer
at $500 Sis. 90 and slS so instead Of SIS 90. $500 and $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-09
OSBORNE DORSEY ARRESTED
He Is Suspected of Committing Nh
merous Robberics In Virginia.

He Is Suspected of Committing Nh
merous RoBberies In Virginia.
Detectives Muller and Baur locked up
Osborne Dorsey, colored, eighteen years
old, at the First precinct station last
night. The prisoner was arrested by Po-
liceman Kelley, OF the Eighth precinct,
near the Police Court. late in the after
noon, and surrendered to the detectives.
He will be held to await instructions from
Sheriff Russell, Of Loudoun county Vir-
ginia, who will arrive here this morning
TO identify him.
1t was learned that Osborne is suspect
ed Of being Gus Osborne. a negro burglar
and thief, whose capture has been re
quested OF the local police by the Virginia
authorities on several occasions. Records
at Police Headquarters state that Gus
Osborne is wanted in Leesburg, Lovetts
Vile, and Hillsdale. Va, on charges of
larceny. He is said to have forced an en-
trance into the house of the Rev. DR..
Sampe at the latter town, and to have
stolen two valuable gold watches. This
robbery is said to have taken place during
July last and numerous burRlaries since
that time are alleged to have been traced
to the fugitive. Investigation OF a rob
berry at the home Of Milton Rouss, near
the West Virginia line also points to
Gus Osborne as the perpetrator, and an
effort will be made today to Identify the
prisoner here as the man wanted.
Sheriff Russell telegraphed Major Syl
vestcr last night that he would reach the
city early this morning If able to iden-
tify the prisoner he will take him back
to Leesburg on the afternoon train.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-09
AN INJUNCTION SUIT.


Phil B. Thompson. jr yesterday, through
his attorneys, Hoehling & Wilson, filed suit
for an injunction and an accounting
against Josiah VI. Vale and William c.
Shelley. 1t is explained that the COM
plainant and the defendant. Vale were
partners in the practice Of law before the
Court Of Claims, and that about the LIST Of
January last the latter removed to Manila
Philippine Islands. Since then a Treasury
warrant for 81 740 has been issued in the
name of Josiah NJ. Vale, in payment Of Ger
tain claims prosecuted by the partnership
This warrant, it is stated. is in the pos
session Of the defendant Shelley, and the
court is asked to restrain him from send
ing the same to Vale and to appoint a re
ceiver TO take charge of the warrant until
the matter is adjudicated.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-09
LEE CLEMENTS CONVICTED.
Remanded to Await Sentence for an
Attempt to XIII.

Lee Clements, colored. was convicted
yesterday in Criminal Court 40. ] Of as
sault with intent to Kill Clayton Mitchell.
also colored in January last The prisoner
was remanded to jail to await sentence.
The testimony offered by the Govern
ment showed that on the night OF January
g. last. Clements and Mitchell and others.
had taken part in a game OF craps in a
house in Majors Alley. The two named
quarrcled about something which Glenn
euts did and soon after both quit playing
and left the house. In the alley they had
a fight. in which Clements came out sec
ond best Clements. il was stated then
went 10 his home. which was but a few
squares away and returned with q pistol
and fred three times az Mitchell. Two
shots took effect. one bullet striking him
in the leg and. the other in his neck
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and material is estimated by Mr. Doug
lass at about S17, 900. or SIS, 600 if certain
features Of the plan are omitted
The Commissioners are highly pleased
with the report and have it under consid-
Grafton. with the view, possibly, of recon-
mending the project favorably to Congress.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-09

Walter +. tl4rkson, iorty-dve wears OF age,
colored was placed in ST. Eizabcih's A-y-
lum for the Insane yesterday afternoon. Prior
~ his removal 10 the asylum be- was confined
90 the First precinct station un the order %.
Sanitary officer Frank. There he was examined
by surgeons Of the Police Department ON
plant of the alleged queer actions 81 GARRISON
was made Iy his brother, II. +. Clarkson, early
Yesterday morning, and the accused was taken
into custody. At headquarters he was inter
viewed by The sanitary officer. who directed his
removal 10 the asylum.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-09

In the suit of John Dennis against the Metro
politau Railroad Company for $1,000, claimed as
damages for personal injuries alleged 90 have
been sustained by the plaintiff, the jury rendered
a verdict in favor OF the defendant
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-09

Arthur MatthCwson, who was appointed a com
mittca 20 take charge Of the estate Of bis wife.
Harriet 5 Nlithewson alleged to- be insane. yes
terday filed @ petition in the Supreme Court OF
the District asking permission To- dedicate ccr'aln
lands for the purpose OF the tNteHz-gu Of SIX
teturb Street.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-09
THE KNIGHTS OF HONOR,

A grand frsteruzl organization. the peer Of
am. surpassed ly none, during She tncuty-siy
wears of It's existence has paid 90 lis bcnciiciar-
les tha widows and orphans 0i th.uy-hyc thou.
sand dt.f1-ed brothers. the insufficient sum of
SIXTY NINE MILLION DOLLARS TWO MN
DRIED AND EIGHTEEN THOUSAND DOLL AIRS
af which has been di-huIssd iu this cts
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLL AIRS in lsgg
FRANCIS ,. BATES, Grand Dictator.
-33 6tb ST. y g.
JOIN ~ KING. Grand Reporter,
1mG Z ST. s. g. mhS-im0
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SAPOLIO
II. II. Barclay Pleads Guilty.

Barnaby Hall Barclay. charged with larceny
from the person, pleaded guilty yesterday and
was sentenced by Justice Cole TO two months
imprisonment in the District Jail
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THE Sun AND MOON.

Highcst temperature, ,. m............-......4l
Lowest temperature, S d. m...................5 81
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"BREVITY is THE SOUL OF W.T."
GOOD WIFE, YOU NEED
~ -.sa5%ke T:
Chr ss1asssssss NillisB
FRIDAY. MARCH ., 1900.


Fair. warmer Friday. Saturday fair; light to
south winds.
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unshington-roIcdo sleeper via u,
a q.

Cuirs service 60 Michigan points daily on i2:o5
q M. train. arriving Toledo G:aJ o. M, without
change same day. making close connection 10
all point. go Michigan.
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New. .....lst and S0th Full ................l6tl
First uuarter........sth Last quartcr....... 2itl
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sun rises......6:21 AN. sun ....G:o2 ?. "
Noon rises.............. Moon sets......2jj 4. NJ
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THE DEAF CURED FREE.

NEXT SATURDAY AT $ p. ~.
AT MASONIC TEMPLE, gTB AND SIS
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High fTdr .............-.-.- Y M AND -EI- ~
Low tide ............-..-y;W An and 9-i- ~
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-09

70 pairs Ladies' mismatched fine
Shoes that were $3.50 TO 81. cat 18th
St. Store.)
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SATURDAY and sunday, March 10 and Il.
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:. Kahn. SONS & co.
s. KAHN, SONS & co.
The Busy Corner.

Always the Best of Everything the Least Money.
If you wish to make appointment with reni make
arrangements to meet her at the Luncl Grotto.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-09

81 pairs $50 Wei Kid Button
Common Sense and round toes; sizes
( TO ).
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o pairs Mems $50 round toe
tipped Veal Calf Laced Shoes; sizes
10 -.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-09

% Jairs Of Mems Patent Leather
Pumps and Oxfords-were $3.50.
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At sc.

j. pairs Mems So and $3.50 Cal
tiers. with damaged elastics; sizes
10 il. lAt It'll st Store.)
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s. pairs Child's Glazed Kangaroo
S1.50 excellent Laced Shoes; sizes
S 1-2 to Il; b to d width
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-01-17
Reorganization of Iowa Militia.

Des Moines. 15.-The annual meet.
ing of the Iowa National Guard as
ISOLATION discussed the reorganization
Of the militia. A legislative committee
was instructed to take measures to as
sure that the reorganized guard shall
be given equipment equal to the regu-
lar army. A resolution was defeated
demanding that the state pay to the
Forty ninth, Fiftieth and Fifty-second
Iowa volunteer regiments bounty
equal to the amount expended in fur
nishing transportation to the Fifty
first from San Francisco to Des Moines
when the regiment came home from
LuZon
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-01-17

AS cure for rheumatism Cham
berlain'sl Pain Balm is gaining wide
reputation. d. b. Johnston of Rich
mond, Ind, has been troubled with
that ailment since 1862. In speaking
of it he says: ~ never found any
thing that would relieve me until
used Chamberlain's Pain Balm. IT
acts like magic with me. My foot was
swollen and paining me very much,
but one good application of Pain Balm
relieved me. For sale by Brunt &
Parman, druggists.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-01-17
FRED E. WHITE NOMINATED.
Cato Sells withdraws in His Favor for the
Iowa senatorship Contest.


Des Mcines, Jan. 1.-THE Demo-
Gratis of the legislature last night in
Joint caucus nominated for United
States senator Fred. Il. White, of
Webster. who has twice been Demo
crate candidate for governor. The
name of Cato Sells, of Vinton, was pro-
posed and a discussion followed indica-
ing that the result would be close. A
ballot was decided on and was about
to be taken when Representative
Theophilus, of Davenport, read a tele
gram from Sells asking that White be
made the nominee without opposition.
Sells name was then withdrawn and
White named by reclamation.
In his message to the legislature
Governor Shaw said the language of
the statute prohibiting prize fights"
was not sufficiently comprehensive to
be effective. The statute. the governor
said, should forbid contests where
physical injury, pain or exhaustion is
manifestly involved or contemplated.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-01-17
Original Notice.

.,,,..,. In the District
Ao" nioN'ip p,S,,,o Court of the State
OF Iowa. In and for
Benjaman McClntock, M Minnesn eih to- 20
o"0a'' A. ID. 1900.
To Benjaman McClintock.
You are hereby notified that on or before
the 25th day of January, A. ID. 1900 the petit
tition of Plaintiff in the above entitled cause
will be filed in the office of the Clerk of the
District Court OF the state of Iowa, In and ior
Winnesheik county, asking that the bonds
of marriage subsisting between the plaintiff
and defendant be dissolved, and that the
plaintiff be divorced therefrom; that the
plaintiff be given the custody and control OF
their children; that the defendant be required
to pay such sum for alimony and support OF
the children as to the Court may seem pro
per, and the costs and disbursements OF this
action.
And that unless you appear thereto and de
fend before noon of the second day OF the
next term, being the February term Of the
said Court, which will commence at DEBORAH,
Iowa on the 5th day of February, 1900 default
will he entered against you and Judgment and
decree rendered thereon a. provided BY law.
Dated this 18th day OF December a, p, iose'
~ AttofreF ainun.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-01-17
BIames Temperance workers.

Des Moines, Ia, Jan. 13.-The an
nual meeting of the Anti-Saloon
league of Iowa opened here. In his
annual address Superintendent III. III.
Abrams of Des Moines reported that
he had killed saloon petitions in the
following counties last year: KeOkuk,
Fayette, Cherokee, Tama, Appanoose,
Mahaska, Johnson, Boone, Wright,
Sac, and Audubon. Mr.. Abrams said
the work against saloons depended
upon the Prohibition party or other
organizations. He found fault also
with some of the leaders of the w. G.
T. u