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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-25
0vertro ON 3uletioen.
On lpS Sui gtoer EN- mprf 2a6e.

@n lps Sui giber EN- mgrf 2a0e.
Wton n1oo life IL eller itriffe / SUI
leugen> tbi ga faar man buIne sin.
gre.
Sar man @eitenoino sSSuleaftru,
faar man ct go6t Mor, 9itenbin0
bringer &rig, Mor6enpin0 Dprti6.
|. S Suleugen maa ingen &iul gaa
runot / @tuen, for iaa foor man in.
tet Sells me6 @plIinger elIer. Gees
linger SET Mor.
Suleaften ifal man bin6e 6oIm-
baano ONT Grugttrnerne, rpite Sem %
1tge: ~Nu fleoer leg Sig, ioa fgrer
Su mig" 1aa faar man megen
Srugt ngite Mor.
S 3ioen fra SSuleaften til Mpt-
aarSaftens<D moo man life bprlte
aler imere 5ootpi @elatgi eller
Hogne, TIL 1Qa 1foI mnn fonrnnp Fir n+
~lmsre @rofuratorens @ung" Cfere
Brcces).
S Sl1leugen moa n1o11 ifte nebre
#otter 90 Ml1s beo beres rette
gtap1> men faloe 6em u6e imoa"l
unolaoer man at iogttoge Bette bill
Der ! Set npe Mar fomme mango at
bisie DDr / &uiet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-25
aQeoegne fra.
Mpt fra ollie eanbe.
Grfan paa Mtlamterhapgfniten

Drfan paa atlanterbabsfpiem. -
On forrDgen0e Storm bar beriet SEN
norolige Mtlanterbapsfpit, % fra ct.
Sobns meb6eles om @tran6inqen at
flere Sftbe. @nonu er Ser ingen Sis
beo ON, at Menneitelib er gaaet tobt>
men set frDgtes, at 5fonnerten vDic=
tator" er gaaet UNDER ane6 Mon0 90
M11s. ct Sfibs Man0ifab tiIbraque
Matten iurret fait til Moiterne og les
frpgteligt at &ul6e og Ssilag in0en
man funbe faa 6em 1e66et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-25

Senator Dietrich anflaget. Tor.
Stoters @ron6iurp / Omaha bar an
flaget Genotor Dietricb for at hope
tilbenot fig 8enge, Ser ttIbgrer @e-
g%lertnger, De6 at 11bleie en- 8Dgning
/ Smoba til @egieringen til 8rng
iom Roitfontor. u6Ieiningen 1iges
at bore uloplig. Mnflager bar ugiaa
fremf grte imo6 General 8. 50. GoIbD
for 8eoragerter; imo6 forbenbere1l6e
Senator Come for Goripg pou 8etrfe
felie; tmo6 &oitmeiter MitcbeH / @ls
ma for ulobltg SaIg al 6rtmerfer;
imo1 @m. SO. Srpin for at bobe
gooet Mitcbell tilbaon6e> og imro6 ST.
M. Mllen for at babe in6begnet og
brugt &egieringsIonb. Mnflagerue
imo6 9ietriob og 2ome er for1.ben
De Der bar fremfgrt for en- nges Si6
lioen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-25

S1 Ben banife &irfe / @an Sran-
cisco er ser 6els tegnet, 6els in6be-
taIt $1,000. Sra SEN 6anife &ron-
prinIesie er ser fommet ct 8t0rag
paa $500.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-25
B(an0t can0smdn0
@nnbt ! amerifa.

st @i6berfprs. Ei6Iigere u6ien6t
oon{f @oniuI / @bicogo @eima1n, MI
@eneralfoniul / &amborg, er blepet
&iober al 9onnebrog.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-25

Sil ct. Groir, Sc 0onife peitin-
6iife Ger, fon1mer ser ito0ig flere
6onlfe Sefnifere fra 0onmorf. De
iib1t onfom,e CT 9'@rr. emil &eter=
fen pg Gono. polpt. 8. S. 8arfoe6,
Ser bar facet MnlGttelie be%nbol0spis
iom merfortil % tefniif 2eoer al Sen
berpnrenoe Snfferfobrif.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-25

Gn banff r8aron", ser gaar UNDER
Mobnet l1rbon 50. .. Sorfsberg, og
iom, itpttet of lit M6elifab, ser onta-
ges at p9re fall It, far ubfgrt en- Meffe
8ebragerier / Chicago % an6re Ste=
ser her / 2anbet, efteripees / 0enne
Sib / Minnelotas Spillingbper.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-25
Morbmano I &oitnelencts Sjcncite.

Nor0n1a11o I Xo1t0Gle1tets SJc1c1te.
@n ung &~riitianiamon0, 8iarne
6olcb, Spn at forba11peren6e &ipb-
man6 s.: 6. 6alcb / &riitimio CT /
6isle Dage al De 6or. Staters &egje=
ring u0repnt til Holtinipeftpr / en-
al Montanas ltbrre 8Der. &r. 6alcb
fom / 1896 in6 / &oitpei enets Sic
1ueite og arbeibe6e Jig op til @icepolt-
meter / Suite / Montana, og er mi
iom nepnt, apanceret til 8oitinlpef<
ter for ct Diitrtft, iom omfotter flere
Stater.
@rbnlanb til Ganaba? Der me0=
oeles fra 0ttatpa, at Ser / Sc como
bite &egieringsfre6ie er fommet en-
@temning til Orbe for, at Domini=
omen ifulbe idge at erbpcrpe fig @rgn-
LAMB be0 &ipb fra Danmarf. Sioli=
>gere er Ser gaaet &pgter en-, at De
Sor. Stater mulig fun6e bore billigt
til at obertage @rgnlon6, 6erIom
Donmarf otl6e lelge set poa billige
@ilfaar; at Canada MI ffuloe tenfe
paa set famine forflares us fra BEN
1tore utilfre6Sbe6, Der bar short fig
gigloen6e / 9omtnionen ODER l16fal<
oct al 6en fal6ne @ien6eIie ON Mlo-
ifas @renielinie. Sm nogen 6irefte
Sorban6ling meIlem Donmorf o.
Dominionens &egiering om 0er,ne
Gag bar ser 6og life enonu beret
Sale, blon6t an6et al sen @run6, at
De iioitnepnte Fet life Tan FIRE 1roge1l
Sorbanoling me6 en- uoenrigif Mogt;
ollie ioa6onne Mfferer moa fin6e
Ste6 giennem BEN engelife @egiering.
8rbbrenc Sbnbergaaro, Sc to baue
tie Meieriiter / Minneiota, iom Ri
flere @ange far babt 2eiIigbe6 til at
omtale | 6enne Mf6eling of 8Ia6et,
bar otter begge opnoaet en- nbmer-
felie paa Get amerifanife Meieripe-
lens Smroace / 6isie Gage. ST.. SO.
S%gnoergaor6> Sutcbinion, Minn., ser
for nog[e Tiger ii6en opnaQe6e al faa
bet bpielte Mntal Bpints / SEN I'M
ternationale Smgrfonfurrence oq Ser
beo bleb @mertfas u@bampion @rt-
termofer", bar otter bjemfart 5ejreu
en- Smprtonteit, iom afboI6tes i
Mtnneiota> i6et ban far facet set bpi=
eite @ntal &oints, 81, / September
&onflrrence11. Sor nogIe Gage lioen
CT bans BroOer, Sr. 81. Sgn0er=
'9oaro, 2itcbfiel6, Minn., iom / cit
lang Aarreffe bar Ieoet set oerbaren-
6e Meieri, Ser anles for at bore ct al
9totens be0ite, u0nepnf til r@mpr-
erpert" bQ6 StatenS Meierifommis=
iion. &la6ien bar blepen bafart, og
ST. g. aniaaes for al bore Sen, ser
i ollie Moooer boo0e Sc be6ite Goru0-
iatninger for at beflaoe Ben. Sr.
$. s. @gmergaarO bar Mmerifas
ugbompicn 8uttermafar1 i 1900.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-25
Bognpt.
Smlebeftr.

Meoenitaoenoe 89ger og Sulebeftet
faces Dos 6. &asmus fen Subj. &c.,
minneapolis, Minn.
Suleroer, 1903. Me6igeret
at Scarf 2arlen. Ncroijfe Torlag.
BriS Csc. Bragtu6gope $3.50.
vSSuleroier" bette pregtige 6onlfe
Snlebefte> u6en bbilfet Sulen nelten
lite iDnes at bore fulbfomn1en> er MT
uofomanet og bier fig iffe at ltao ill.,
bage for ti6ligere Margo11ge> lnarere
ODER oiSie. SPIRIT og fremmelt forbap=
les man ODER SEN ubpre @igoom loa-
bel poa Sefst lom paa fuloen6t fine
Sllnitrotioner, iom Gprfet brinqer.
9ette Mars Sl1leroler far ct loa
fortrinligt Sn6bol6 al begge Dele> at
Der fife Tan tpnfes Set Mennefe, iom
tfte ifl1(6e fin0e noget oeri efter lin
Smog. slf Sc nitbeti1fe 8i6roa fan
119ones Digte al 6ru 8licDer=Glau=
len og &ol0emar &eroom, Ell Sssltlebi=
ltorle ON nog(e 3igeinere> @arn>
oomSeri1oringer al &erman @ang,
en- bpllt elenoommelig og griben0e
Tortelling om en- Sl6ebron6 pao en-
S1noslDgeon TAFT al 2ouri0s 8rultrt
og Ell elifper0ig og raft Wutteliltorie
ON Ell fooo 9reng og cit gornlnel
Sol0fontroller al 8ernt Sic. Sq til
otSie forifjeIlige @i6rog er tegnet 81
lltltrotioner al 2l1plau Sor1slen, Carl
Sbomien, @br. &rogh Sac. equine
og Sans Mifolaj @onier1, bpis Geq-
ming fra @inosip9eonltolten bel NOT
er Den betDoeligite. @nopi6cre fiu6es
Der ct Sorpetrpf> uW1i6lom1eroften",
at ebr. SfreoSbig> en- itorltilet % al
porsfulb @ompoiition> rMenuelfene
e9 S11len", al Gjnor Niale,1> 0. /. b.
Som altto ftnbeS Ser Ell Mpffe NOR
1on1me og originate Baof1u1o al for
1f1elltg Mrt; laale6es treffer man en-
Samltng @iengipelier al H%ortruter
at nuleben6e nor6iife Sorfottere> ma
leoe at iomtioige &unitnare oq for
1Dneoe meo f~ortfattet Sefst @ers GA
8roia.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-25

&nstamb ipger NIT 2aan. gpgtet
oil bi6e, at @uslan6 far forlegt at
rejie ct 2oon paa $125>000,O00 Ha-
riS, men at Sorieget ct mislpffet.
&eprGientonter sor &uiet &otlcbil6
2onopn tiger, at Be i11tet far bert ON
Saga1t, men at Set biloe bore u1nl1=
ligt for &uslan0 at foo ct 2aan /
2on0on, og at Set life bil6e bore let
tere at foa &e1gene / &oris. San
imi0lerti6 &1tslo10 op6ripe 2oonet,
tgr Set an fees for gibet, at lelp life
Sen 1be1p0elig1tc Gel bill blipe tegnet
/ 2pn6on.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-25

Songe % Digte Originate
og oberiatte) poa Donff og @ngelif.
Mf Sobn @olf. ~Norolpiet"s 9or.
lag, $50 atIantic Mpe., 8roofIpn.
g. 9. Bris $1.00.
Sen Digtiamling, iom vMor6lp.
Jets &eoaftgr fer uoien6er, oil bIipe
cit .beltommen @ielt / mango 6onlte
og norlfe Stem / Mmerifo. ut sSsob1
@olf er I @eii66elie at en- rig Gone
til at notrpffe fig / @ers er roget,
lom al1e bans 2on6smen6 berobre
bar let iaa mango @fsempler poo;
men bbor rig en- Yrc6uftion ban bar
gtbet % faar man fgrlt ct 8egreb
ON, naar mon ier Sen lumlet / en-
8og iom Den nerberenoe, % SEN
%inoeboloer en60o langtfra alt, bpoo
ban bar frebet. Sobn @olfs Digte,
baaoe De originate og Sc oppriatte,
baaoe Sc Danife og Sc gngellfe, er
bol6t ct flint 6prog, og bgrer til
set beoite Ser er fremfommct paa bort
Wo6ersmaal berobre. Ser er berfor
al goo @rnn6 til at gnife @oae11 bel.
paa bort 8ogmorfeo, iaa me,
get mere iom Sen er mutt og goot
n6itDret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-25

y1let %uu 1uI1lDl % N3Q=
rem. 8m. S. 8rpan er paa lin @eiie
antommen til @11slano og bar bilIt
pao @reb Solltoi sen bergmte rusji-
tie Sorfatter. &erfra gif Scr. 8rpan
til ct. Netersburg, bncr G3oren til
ltoD BAN en- Is Mir111tters Mu6iens.
Sernbanemlpffe. 10 Nerioner bleb
orebt og 81 fb9lfe6e be6> at ct Eog
paa ct. 2ortS & @un 6rancisco
SSernbane lpb af @finnerne 1er &an=
ias @itp f%orleoen. Mlle @ognene meo
n%notogelie al Sobepognen blep faItet
al 5poret, og 8aggagebognen blep ct
ful0tGn6igt @rag.
2prb &itcbener bebre. 2or6 Sit.
cbener, Ser fomman6erer Sc engelife
Stopper I Sn6ien, bop6e fornplie Set
ltbel0 at breffe fit e>pe Sen beo at
rtoe igiennem en- Snnnel. Son er
imiolertio / 8e6ring mi og pentes
mart at billie bore / @tan6 til at
paretoge fine &ligter iom ti6ligere.
Gen. @laef tiLb11bt &labien. &re.
iioent Rooiepelt bar tilbrt6t General
Blocf, &omman66r al u@rono Mrmt
Of tbe &epublic", Bla6ien lon Gipil
Serbice &omislionpr, Ser bleb le6to
pe0 Sobn 81. Eroctors Dg0. Gen
glocf bar mo0toget Sifbu6et og bill
frotreoe 1in m1Dgrel16e $50 It omfrinc
Lite Sonuor.
Mmcrifanerac bclp9er Song Memc
If. Oct amerifon1fe @elon61ifob, I'M
Der &on1ul SfinnerS 2eOelie > er an
fommen til Mbpsliniens @obeoito6
fit en- %itorartet Mo6tagelie al &on{
Menelif. &nge11, omgipet al s.
fornemite al @offunfttonprerne
bol6t err Sale til Mr. 5finner, bpor
til 6enne lpare6e> og inbitere0e Som
gen til at belpge l16itirlingen / 81
Souls ne tie @or. Mmerifonerne e,
inologereoe / &as Georges Boln61 let
og er @jenitam6 for bjertelige Sc
m%onitrotioner fra @efoIfningen;
SIDE.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-25
st Sauif Tpriamlimashns iu0pie0es

st Sanif Toriamlin9sbms inopie0es
forrige gpnoag / 6%reospille, Sa.,
meooeler u9amepirfe". Sen npe
8pgning CT iml1ft n0ltpret; fpr1t6en
Set egentlige 6oriomlingslofole ct
Ser &Grelier til @rl1g be0 &pnfir=
Notwithstanding, &pffen 0. osI.
Spriamlingsiolen er u6ltpret me6
Sbeateritole.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-25

81. @illiam Sepiom> SEN berpmte
oonife &irurg / Simtr Gitp, So.,
S%rofesior / &irurgi be6 Soma 5tots
ltniperiitet, far / oisie Gage nofprt
en- Speratton, Ser itges at bore enc
itaoen6e / &irurgiens @iitorie. On
ner 9anbnrD, Sa., boenoe 6armer,
SSobn Noritrem, falot ne6 al ct Secs
So for en- SID ii0en, breffeoe Sails
bbtrplen og bar ii6en ga beret fulo-
itenoig lammet. 9r. Sepion fierne-
Sc ct @tpffe at SEN treble &olsbpir=
bel, bortlfar Set 6b6e @ep og in6iatte
paa1D Set u6ifaorne Sen. Ser er
go6 l1oiigt til, at Batienten bill fom>
me Zig. 0perationer al lignenoe Mrt
bar fgr beret l16fprt poa &pgro6en,
men al6rtg paa ct Gte6, ser Iigger
loa nGr Sammenlebet of @pgmorb
og &ierne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-25
Bprnenes SuIeroe
1908. @oroiife 6orlag. Eris
S0c

. prnenes s ulero e
8 8. @or6iife 6orlag. &ris
SOC.
2tgelom lin itore Maouebro6er er
gsrneneS SSuleroisr for 1903 life fine
Sor9engere / no9en @etning UNDER
le9en; Den bill blipe biljt belfommeu
al mango @maafoH> og SEN fortiener
oct ogiaa ber / Mmerifa. merfe-
ltgt NOT in0le6es set imufte 6efte al
en- oani f=omerifanif @fitie al Cliff
&eltn1ert, ct Snotrpf fra bans @eile
berobre; iaa er ser ct rigt u6polo al
gooe Siltorter> Der er be( afposleoe
efter 8arnets @oriiont> om roife Gut
ter o9 ON gooe og artige Bigger og en-
Mfasie go6e 8ille6er og iQultrereoe
Digte; blan6t 6isie bil ri ierIiq
nebne &oitr1pS %foitelige giie u&eije-
rem Dor poa lit beie @lot"> be6 Glue
1ptller @opbus Meun1am efter Soto,
CRATER en- meget moriom ssSllultro-
t1on ~5atter Sui boIber Sssn6toq" Ga
me9et onoet> ser ret bil gleoe ct
8arnebi9rte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-25
Mar Morbans 2ip truet.

Earis meooeles, at ct Goridg blep
gjprt forle0en poa at mpr6e Mor
Moromu, Sen berpmte 6orfotter cg &C.
Ser for 3ioniltbeoe9elier. Mor6o1,
ito6 poa EFT 8olcon, bo nogle Gfl10
bleD offpreoe mos bom fra Sen or=
6en Stoe al @o6en. 9et enc @fu6
itrejfe0e Nor0a1, me6ens Set on6et
ioare0e en- @ielt be6 Mnbn Msiome0=
ifD. @ierningsmon0en bIeb Itrofs
poogreben. San flyer at fan er en-
r1tsiilf Mibi1iit, og at bon bar bIepen
befalet at 6rebe Nor6au.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-25
Gnglan6 % 6ranfriq Iuu1 Meo=

GnelanS ps Tranfria ioun Mee=
lcre. Spergsmaalet / set fjerne
.9itelt be6bliper at benitoa lont 1,lplt.
&berfen &1,slon0 eller Sapon ipnes
ON at toge Set o%f9jeren0e Sfri0t, og
for &1tslan6S @e6fommenoe gieloer
Oct n6en Tpibl cm at bin6e Si6. @n
&rigserflering MI bilbe fomme bgiit
nbeleiligt, bells b%egrun6et poo Sen
itrenge iibirifte @tnter, ser biloe bone
ite!tggipre Groppernes 8epngelie og
tiloels itan0le Erofifen poo ben iibi,
rifle Sernbane, 6els for SEN tomme
StotSfasies 5fpl6. Smiolertio bar
England og Sranfrig igjen pootoget
Jig at -magle imellem> Sc 1trioen6e
Starter, Sen ferltnepnte @agt gipren-
De i'm Snoflp0elie gieloenoe bos So
pan, Dem ii6itnepnte bos Nl1sIan6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-25

Sfolcbranb. SIS u6brp6 forleoen
| Wal0on timber ttet, en 5fole for
ltnge 8iger, / MaibbilIe, 9ern. Sire
at Sc r1nge Higer ourfom, og 80 bIep
ilemt forbren6te. 5ooinort SssI6en
opoogeSes, opitob en- bills &onif> og
olle itornoe0e moo l%l6gangeue> Ser
imiolerttb fife fun0e naaes for Sl6
og &@g. Monge ipraug fra fgrite
% onoen @toge, og fun meget fac
al 0isie un6gif aloorlige 8eifa6igel=
ier. Set antoges, at flere er om<
TONNE, lcm man en6nl1 life far OBJ
ooget. Sl6ens Gpfomit pi0es life.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-25

Sar man @eitenoino SSl,Ieaf tru,
foar man ct go6t Mar, gitenpin0
brtnger @rig> Mor6enpino Dprtio.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-25

Entered at the Post Office at ST. Paul
MINI, as second class mail-1nattcr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-25

Mon maa life IL eller itriffe i Su-
leu9en tbi ga faar man buIne Sin.
gre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-25

Snleaften. 2esning for Store
og 5moo. Af &riitian 9itergaaro.
Srnbs Sorlag> MimeopoIis. Bris
20 Gents.
Set net uoitpreoe lille &efte uofom
THOR, men nil iiffert ogiaa ioor brin,
ge @leoe / mango Stem; Oct er qoo,
Juno 2eSning, ierlig ofposiet efter
Ss11len, ne6 Digte, en- 6ortelIing oq
til Slut en- @amltng rGrpforn" ,bpori
Der er neolagt mango lm1ffe &anfer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-17
The New Blacks.

Ever since the present Queen of
England introduced years ago the
wearing of black gowns by women
not in mourning black has retained
the popular favor, and manufactur-
ers have so steadily improved and
varied its effects that most of the
color weaves are reproduced in
black, and many novelties are seen
this fall. Attention is caAed to our
splendid assortment of Imported
Black Zibelines.
Imported Black ZibeIine. with fine camel's- hair
finish; light weight; As inches wide
$I.25, $I.5o and $I.75 yard.
Imported Black Angora zibellpe. finished with
high luster; medium weight; 4S inches wide.
SIPS, $I.5o and $I.75 yard.
Imported Black Bouretted ziDeline in fancy
striped effects; so inches wide.
$I.75 a yard.
Imported Black Mirror Zibeline, 4s inches wide.
$2.25 and $3.50 yard.
Imported Black Panne ZibelIne, finished with a
high satin finish; "a inches wide
$500, $3.75 and $500 a yard.
Imported Black Panne Broadtail zibelIne. with
high satin finish; 81 inches wide.
$3.50 and $3.50 a yard.
Ripple Mohair Zibeline. for coats and cloaks.
$3.50 and $3.50 yard.
Imported Broadcloths.
$2.25, SAYS, $3.25 and $3.75 a yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-17
Dent Republican Club. No. 2.

Colored citizens of the eighteenth assem-
bly, district met at 1O16 AZ street southwest
last night and were called to order by F. s.
Golden, who said the meeting had been
called to organize a republican club. The
name Derst Republican Club, No. 2, of the
District of Columbia was proposed. and on
vote was unanimously adopted. The
election of officers was then held. resulting
as follows: 8. Golden. president, by accla-
nation; William Smith. secretary; Edward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-17
Deaths in the District.

The following deaths were reported to
the health office during the twenty-four
hours ending at 2 o'clock today:
Louisa Hendryx, eighty-seven years.
Joseph Parks, seventy-six years.
Augustus Jacobson, sixty-fve years.
Louis C. Reinburg. fifty-seven years.
Helena Baumann, fifty-six years
Sarah Gooseberry, f1fty-five years.
Mary L. Dodson, fifty-two years.
Nettie Perry. forty-three years.
George Dutrow, thirty-six years.
Cecilia A. Kenly, twenty-nine years.
Florence knight, twenty-four years.
Rosie V. Neal, twenty-three years.
Walter Del. Cockrell, twenty-one years.
Charles F. Sigourney, twenty-one years.
William E. Klock seventeen years.
Sarah A. Potter, nine months.
Elmira B. White seven months.
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Won by Toledo Touring Car.
AN
INSTRUMENT

The Toledo touring car made and sold by
the Pope Motor Car Company of Cleveland.
which has a salesroom at SIT 14th street in
this city was one of the envied few that
lead at the finish of the endurance race
from New York to Pittsburg Thursday. The
storms and floods that stopped railroad
the course was laid. were not sufficient to
stop the Toledo. which won the race on
points.
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The New
Dress Goods.
(Main Floor, G Street.)

T IL the best styles are there
wv i e!s:d n s%s sss! 5s:1::: En-;
in the new rough effects,
some smooth, some heavy, others
light-all tasteful and stylish.
Zibeline rules the realm of dress
goods. To what a great extent is
indicated by the wonderful variety
of this soft, furry fabric:
Zibeline Rayure, dainty lines of
colors, soft, satiny.
Plain Zibeline, several kinds.
Ripple Zibeline, Persian lamb ap-
pearance.
Zibeline Melange, charming color
plays.
Zibeline Illumined, glints of bril-
liant colors woven in dark grounds.
Zibeline Raye, contrasting colors
scattered over surface.
Bourette Conleur, illumined hecks
on ground of contrasting color tone.
Zibeline Rose, closely sheared, and
touch of camel's hair in weave.
Zibeline Flamme, nobby threads
of bright colors in contrast, velvety
finish.
Zibeline Bourette, dashes of white
in dark ground.
Zibeline Diamante, boutonne eff
fects in contrasts of colors, closely
sheared stuffs and very stylish.
Zibeline Carreaux, large plaid eff
fects in subdued and harmonious
colors.
Zibeline Plaid, blue and green
combinations in favor with the
younger set.
Some of the new tweeds with
knotty threads, white or colored,
are co-favorites with Zibeline.
Voiles and Crepe de Paris hold
high favor for evening wear and are
seen in ivory white, cream and soft
colorings.
Paris novelties, exclusive, one-of-
a-kind patterns, have their indi-
vidual characteristics.
BrOaQClOthS nOlQ as usual lash
ions favor, and there are also Panne
Cloths and Melton Cloths of charac-
teristic elegance.
Imported Broadcloth.
$I.75, $2.25 to $3.25 yard.
Panne and Zibeline Cloths.
$1.25, $I.75 to $3.50 yard.
Fancy Mixtures for tailor-made
suits, in large assortment of fab
RIGS, including Mohair Nub Zibe-
line, Knotted Cheviots, Scotch
Tweeds, Bannockburns, Matte
Cheviot, Panne Cloths, Melton
Cloths, Broadcloths, Zibeline Flam-
ME, etc.
SIPS to $3.50 yard.
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Marriage Licenses,

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
JOS E. Stewart and Addie Logan.
Edgar S. Fridley and Jennette S. Gibbons.
Charles w. Norris and Mary A. Adams.
James A. Dove of this city and Lottie M.
Newton Of Richmond. Va.
William F. Bannerter of Philadelphia, Pa,
and Mary B. Payne of this city.
Emory r. Winfield and Annie M. Poore.
Daniel Watts of this city and Sadie Jor-
don of Muhlenberg county, Va.
Thomas Brown and Melliss Blair, both OF
Charles county, Md.
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New Firm in Washington Field.

of Washington. H. p Fridenberg & Son Of
Saratoga Springs. N. Y. manufacturers and
importers of leather goods jewelry, curios.
ETC.. have leased a store at 18th and F
streets, which has been remodeled and
fitted in thorough manner for their use.
The firm opened its new store today, Mr..
Fridenberg regards Washington as one Of
the best business towns in the country for
his class of goods
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Lowndes, treasurer; Rev. James H. Ander-

son, chaplain.
The following executive committee was
selected: John Green, chairman; Frank
Butler, John Lawson, Charles S. Coleman,
George Jackson, VIM. Madison and Randall
Bates.
The club Endorsed the administration OF
President Roosevelt and favors his nominal
ton and election to the presidency in 1904.
It denounced the Maryland democratic
platform, and Endorsed the Maryland re-
publican platform as broad, patriotic, FAIR
and just to all Of the people OF Maryland,
regardless of race or class.
It favored the selection of successor to
Judge Ivory G. Kimball of the Police Court,
and named as its choice Justice Bundy,
United States commissioner of deeds. The
club favored the reappointment of Judge
Scott.
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The Young liam and His Library.

AKE the average young manpehap without the advantage of
college educaon-wfo is ambitious the
W and realizes that the collection and of good working
library will be bring about this desired
problem is What books shall buy? general plan
reading should be mapped in order the best
queny asked We below brief list of helpful
we'll few OF the works of standard authors which
comprehensive stock We suggest
few of the works and others from time
advice freely have experienced boomen who glad
helpful suggestions to plan of reading The
much with moderate income
works purchased time
This ideal time begin the collection of baryhe
long evenings be prohaby and delightfully."- spent reading
fascinating works of Pakrlan Fske and other
history the early days Books of travel will
occasional reading political
problems social questions will give added the lighter
The result will be greater enjoyment profit the
development of for reading that the
fail bring broader OF
pleasant hours that the book lover books
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-17
Wagons in Collision.

A laundry wagon owned and driven by
e Kahn of 800 Maryland avenue southwest
collided with a coal cart belonging to Will
lam Zeh while near the corner of AZ street
and Missouri avenue about noon today.
The police report that 1t will take about so
to pay Tor the damages to the laundry
wagon.