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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1903-12-17

Washington, Dec. S.-The first reg
ular session Of the Fifty-eighth congress
began at noon Monday, but the senate
met half an hour previous to that time,
in accordance with the adjournment Of
Saturday last, for the purpose of permit
ting an orderly termination of the called
session. The fact that there had been
an extra session had the effect of rob-
bling the first day of the regular session
OF many of the features which usually
characterize first day, but there were
still some Of the usual indications, the
principal one of which was the attend
ance Of the public. The galleries were
by no means crowded, but there was
larger attendance than usual, and there
was an air of expectancy which is no.
ticeable only on unusual occasions.
The major portion of the half hour
sitting of the extra session was devoted
to executive business
Extra Session Is Ended.
Mr.. Frye then took the chair at II
o'clock and announced that the hour
provided for by law for the meeting OF
the first regular of the Fifty-eighth
regular congress had arrived. Il de-
clare the extraordinary session adj
journed without day."
Prayer was offered by Rev. F. ]. Pref
lyman. The roll was called and 81 SEN
atOrs having responded, Mr. Frye an
nounced that quorum was present.
Resolutions were offered and agreed
to as follows:
BY Senator Plat Comm, fixing the
daily meeting hour at IL o'clock; Sen
ator Power, for committee to inform
the president that quorum Of the senate
was present; by Senator Hale, that a
committee of two senators be appointed
to join like committee from the house
to notify the president that a quorum
of the senate had assembled. Senator
Hale and Senator Cockrell were ap-
pointed by Senator Frye as this commit
tee.
AS bills and petitions were being pre-
sented Senator Hoar suggested that it
was not customary for the senate to
transact business pending the notifica-
ton of the president, and on his motion
a recess was taken at II: 10 for one hour.
At ITO the senate being called to
ORDER further recess was taken until
1:4O.
Upon converting the senate Senator
Hale reported for the committee that
the president had been advised and
would shortly communicate message
Mr.. Barnes, assistant secretary to
the president, then presented the mes
w ot
House Meets In Regular Session.
Washington, Dec. 8.-Speaker Cam
non brought down the gavel at noon
Monday converting the house for the
first day Of the regular session of the
Fifty eighth congress-
Evening journal., 1903-11-19
WOmen's
Goats and Wraps
Second Loo. Chestnut street

Everyone going to the foot ball
game-or automobiling ng-will want
a lonq ara all Of fzDsea to bun
die up in-doesn't matter then if
it SHOWS or blows or rains or
sh nes-$13. so to $50.
7hyre- quarter faOeed coats if
you're going driving or walking
a touch OF the military about them
all. SIS, $3.50, $21, $50 and SIS.
Il snug, Hght-Htting coueyt coat,
with a walking skirt, will piece
you out if you haven Il a suit yet
strapped seams, darkish covert.
$40, $14.50 and $22.
Efns eoafs from Paris. Berlin
and America, for the women who
have a reception on white
and champagne, beautifully trim
med and tailored $34 up to $12o.
Warm e0entHgc0atS, from abroad,
in all the newest shades of broad
cloth-mode, gray, tan and bis
cult. $33 up to 500.
Biack coats from Berlin tor 0iaer
7Oomen-thibets and kerseys in
simple good styles $13. so, SIS,
SIS, $40, up to $40.
Other black coats, American
made for $3.50, $40, $12, SIS aud
$40.
Evening journal., 1903-11-19

ordinary cravats must be carefully
planned in order not to be stiff
and clumsy. We have a great
many of ours lined with soft squir-
rel or ermine, and the skins are
the sottest-you can tie them as
easily as if they were ribbons.
The fox boas are really remark
able for their fine quality and
small prices-straight boas. start
at SIP and go to $3.50; shawl
collars of fox may be bought for
SIS to $40.
These are the things we
are counting on selling by
the hundreds for Christmas
gifts.
Dark mink ties. lined with satin,
S13 50.
Mink stocks, lined with satin, ends
finished with chenille fringe, $40.
Mink stocks, satin lined, insertions
of mink tails, $40.
Three skin mink boas. double face,
finished with ten mink tails $40.
-Four skin mink boas, curved at neck,
finished with ten mink tails, SIS.
Two striped mink shawl stoles, I'm
ished with twelve mink tails, lined wi h
satin. S45.
Sable-dyed squirrel stocks, lined with
satin, ends finished with chenille fringe,
/ $40 so.
sable-dyed squirrel ties, fur both
sides, ends finished with chenille fringe,
$40.
Sable dyed squirrel broad cravats
lined with satin, ends finished witt
fringe, SIS.
Sable dyed squirrel short shawl stoles,
lined with satin, trimmed with passe.
menterie. $50.
Black fox pelerine, lined with satin
/ S35.
Black lynx pelerines, lined with satin
$40 to 500.
Black natural marten relerines, linec
with satin. SIS anne style lined will
gray and white squirrel, $40
Evening journal., 1903-11-19
Erocks To-Order for
Children and
Young Girls

The gr0aOtRg demand tor
cktldyeR'S cLotheS made to or
der, and the need Of better
faelisfl65, has h0yced rs 10
moVe the ch1LareN'S tazl0rS 10
fke third Ho0y, Zh1rteenth and
Chestnut street corner.
Mothers will find comfortable
fitting rooms there, where their
daughters can have school frocks,
suits or party gowns made in the
newest and prettiest fashions.
While girls are home from school
on Thanksgiving vacation, it
will be a good chance to bring
them in and have their measures
taken. A competent staff of de-
signers to think for young people
only.
Evening journal., 1903-11-19
A New Dollar Doll
2f inches tall
NIain Aisiel

Bisuue doll heads are made
separate from the bodies, in
Germany, and while there
are several good makes, there
is only one best-the Sam0n
6 HaI5tg, in the Thuringen
mountains. This best head
goes on our Baby Blanche
dollar doll, and it may be
told by the stamp IS. & H.,
1919" under the wig at the
back of the head. And this
is the only dollar doll that we
know of having this best head.
Our new dollar doll, "a inches
high, made also by Bergman, has
the "A. NJ" head. which is next
in quality to the IS. & H"
This explains why Baby Blanche
at 81 is only 211a inches tall and
the new doll "a inches tall.
Evening journal., 1903-11-19
New French Challis
DRESS Goods Salon, main looTI

From MukkhauS - one OF
the great manufacturing cen
ters of Germany-but because
the designs and the colors are
French and because the
makers have their principal
warerooms in Paris, the stuffs
are known the world over as
French printed challis.
The new designs for spring are
already here-we don't see why
we shouldn' t be as early with them
as the makers and give them to
you as soon as they are ready.
Everybody who has seen them
says they are the most unusual
challis that have ever come into
this country. 55c and 60c yard.
Evening journal., 1903-11-19
French and Austrian
China Dinner Sets
Second aoof, second gallery

tSecohd ucori second gallery
The beautiful wares that
come from the best makers in
France and Austria, plenty
of varieties in the patterns,
but the prices are a little over
half regular.
We mention three kinds
this morning, just hints of the
fine dinnerware which house
keepers may have for little
for the Thanksgiving and
Christmas occasions.
$3.50 sets Ioy SIS-Theo. Havi-
land china, 100 pieces, pretty
floral decorations and gold handles.
S22.50 sets tor SI2. 50-Austrian
china, 101 pieces, neatly embossed,
pink flower decorations, gold
traced knobs aud handles.
SIS SETS tor SI0-Best quality ol
American porcelain, 100 pieces,
pink floral and spray decoration,
gold edges and han lies.
Evening journal., 1903-11-19
GD1tker1&r12 Pianos
So-@>:Ss-a SO
=" "And They DeServe 1t"
Third hoor, Chestnut street.

One of New York's largest piano manufacturers said,
recently 81 6ele0e ChckezngS make mare small grand
banoS Qn all The other makers tie country confined -
and then added, reAectvey, and they dese0e M tar their
mile grand IS The best AaFs made
They deserve it." That little sentence explains the
whole thing The Chickering's have given the world
only the smallest but the best toned we'll the
graceful piano of its size. In the world has made
Chickering's the largest manufacturer of grand pianos
1t is great achievement to make grand piano so
dminutve that occupies but little than up
right yet with the rch full of the grand The Chick.
erng Quarter Grand has been christened the Brides
piano, but pre-eminenty the Christmas blauO, also
Evening journal., 1903-11-19
Thirteenth and Market

Ready with the whole stock-men's, women's chill
drensleather slippers felt slippers knitted slippers bat
slippers dancing slippers boudoir sippers-something dis
tnctive about each that makes it different from thos
you see everywhere.
Yes, Ike the comfort of these tell slippers, but Mea
make look ola said The hint enough
Now have them little fancer and youngeryet just as
" Those hzgh ShbberS (6o0tees think J0n call kfem}
i1uej they Keep my ankles Oayn, bit can't get nJ
trousers The tob rzght,' said This year We
have them with better top yet just much protection
the ankles.
And so it goes. Always improving from one year I'd
another Getting hints from thousands of customers
following their Wishes planning novetes-aways in adj
vance of the general trade.
No shams anywhere-if say slipper is alligator, il
real aigatornot imitation. say it is the best felt
it is D0kgefeh which is conceded to be the best
Evening journal., 1903-11-19
Good Things
in Black Goods

Northeast and northwest Of CENTER
soc allwool granite, 3715c.
65c all-wool granite, soc.
csc fine twilled serge, soc.
81 camers hair cheviot, 65c.
$1.25 homespun granite, 75c.
SIPS plain zibeline, 7sc.
$3.50 canvas etamine, 75c.
81. so nub zibeline, SIPS.
We are glad that the lots
were large-it is seldom we
get such splendid, staple
stufs to sell at these prices.
Not a yard is different in
weight, quality or color from
the material that sold at full
price, and all of them are the
things women need now for
suits and gowns.
Evening journal., 1903-11-19
Bring Your Littlest
Dollies to Ride on the
WhirlmObile
No. store. lourlh noorl

It will be running all day in
7oyland, and besides being newer
than loop the loop it's lots more
fun-not so apt to pitch the dollies
out and break their heads.
The little cars run like lightning
down a spiral spring that stands
about thirty inches high. Nothing
TO get out of order-costs only 25c,
soc OF ST.
E1v roles to tuck the baby up in
are in the Toy Store, too.
Co cart robes start at $5-a little
pocket to put the youngster's feet
in-and 60 up to $40 for the robes
with quilted satin Innings.
Carriage roles are broader and
run from $5. SO all the way TO
$3.50.
Evening journal., 1903-11-19
Dainty soc NeckWear
for Csc
,Arcade

A maker who serves us
has sent us all he
had left of these fine little
embroidered collars to sell
for half price.
Most OF them are the pretty
transparent stocks that women are
wearing at the throat Some are
of sheer mousseline, others of silk.
Black, white and all the pale
colors among them.
What a chance for Christmas
gifts-or for Frightening up old
gowns
Evening journal., 1903-11-19

not under 3 nor over 12
years old.
The main point about it all
is that nobody shall have any
help from older people-no,
not even the smallest tots.
We want to see what you can
do for yourselves.
A Hundred Prizes
toys, games, books, and
many other things that chill
dren like-will be awarded to
the hundred children who
send us the best pictures for
their age.
W1U mothers and fafheyS
please see that these SIMPLE
c0HaltlOnS are carefully ob-
Sey0ed, 1n order that no one
may be barred oui.
l. The subject Of all drawings must
be something connected with Christ
mas.
2. The entries must be made before
December 9.
3. Drawings must be sent fat, NOT
rolled.
q. They must be addressed to
The Chfid5eN's d,1 Competition,
The WaNaMdtey Store,
Phiiadclbhia.
S. Each drawing must be plainly
signed with the name and age of the
child who did IL.
9. Only one drawing will be allowed
from each contestant.
z. IT the return of drawings is de-
sired, postage must be enclosed.
8. All sketches must be free hand.
g Pencil pen -and-ink colored
crayon, or water color, may be used.
rs soon as possible after December
9 the prize 7OinNe,S sOiH be an
NoNnoea and an exhibition of all
tie drawings entered s0iH be made.
Evening journal., 1903-11-19

In Wales there are 100000 pe<pie who
cannot speak English; in Ireland there
are $1,000 who speak only Irish, and in
Scotland there are 10000 who speak only
Gaelic.
In me centre Of KEdine. an island in
the North Sea. is perhaps the n.ssSs cur
fous lake in the world. The surface Of its
waters IS quite fresh and supports fresh
water creatures but deep .own>ft is as
salt as the greatest depths of the sea
and saltwater FISH live in it.
Evening journal., 1903-11-19
For Women Who Need Gloves
and Want to Save Money
Main Aisle

Washa6e k1d glo0es S120 instead OF 81. 65 and 81.
Cabe qlo0es, 9Oc INSTEAD of 81 and $780,
Because maker who is very jealous of his reputation
could pronounce them perfect But you'll almost need
a magnifyng glass to find the flaws.
SPONGE soap and water make the washable gloves
when soied fresh Colors and black and white
to begin with. The Cape gloves of strong, sturdy
leather in correct shades of tan
Evening journal., 1903-11-19

First Kid-say Bfry, let's an play
Copenhagen.
Second Kid-That's a kissin' game,
haint it?
First ISld-Yes, why?
Second ISid-Then let's play somethin'
else; THAI wouldn't be a fair shake fer
the old maids.
The secretary Of the AeF0Aautic Society
of Great Britain expects the kite 10 be
the base Of the future instrument Of aeriaa
navigation, the aeroplane.
Evening journal., 1903-11-19
Boys Refers and
Double Breasted Suits
market street,
ReeIers, IS 70 SI2.

ReefeyS, IS 10 SI2.
The favorite top coat with most
boys, plenty OF warmth, plenty of
freedom tor exercise. Oxford
frieze, cheviot and chinchilla, some
have velvet collars and others but
ton to the neck; neat in appear
ance, serviceable in wear; sizes 3
TO 10 years.
Dou6ke-6yeaSted SHstS, 81 so
to SIS.
Fancy patterns and solid blues,
of wool cloths with strong sewing
and good Innings many patterns
are not to be found elsewhere in
Philadelphia; sizes 8 to 10.
Evening journal., 1903-11-19
Could Not Pay Tolls.
ie New York Trlbune.

From the New York Tribune.
A well-known man who came here from
Washington yesterday, told The Tribune
reporter that the Colombian Legation did
no, have enough money 20 send by cable
70 the Colombian government Secre tary
Hays instructions recognizing tale inde-
pendence Of Panama. and commencing 20
the governments Of Panama and Colom-
bia tho peaceful settlement Of an cues
itaRs - ies,ls sasuak0sa ahsss. II aasve 4.
Evening journal., 1903-11-19
All Paris and London
Are Wearing Small Furs

and we are
showing the
same kinds in
our Fur Store,
second floor,
c h G S t II u t
street.
Furs made to
knot and tie ike
Evening journal., 1903-11-19
Last Year. This, and Nsssl

From the New York Press
Stronger than ever is the Republic
canism Of Massachusetts. In Ohio the
Republicans work and vote. II is the
same with other Republicans in other
places. Only in New York city does
Republican machine-the corrupt or
ranization Of Thomas G.. Platt--cither
default on its vote or cast il with the
enemy II defaulted last year. when
Governor Odell ran. it does the eR,an
Evening journal., 1903-11-19

it can be folded up and put in a
bag.
Il good bath SLIPPER for men Is of
Terry cloth for ST and $1.5O.
Patent leather pumps for men
begin at 81.
Boys and yoNths' opera slippers Of
brown kidskin are 81. Is for sizes IL to
81 and little boys red kidskin Romeo.
SLIPPERS, without heels. sizes TO l0H,
are $3.50.
Little bays 6yoa0H kidskiH obeya slip
beys, sizes to 10H, for 81.
Boys patent leather pumps, S1.7S.
IS are among aOOnse1's sklbbersl
boot shop for women and let
from So up. But there are
pers for $1.50.
KidslSin beaded sandals are 81, $3.50
and So.
And the very popular patent leather
three strap sandals are $3.50.
Rather stunning are the red kidskin
Dorsey, 81.
but DoLgefelt, except
ring over tor their novelty.
long fiber, felted by a secret
I Women's Dolgefeit carriage boots,
fur trimmed, 81.
Girls and children's Dolgefelt slim,
pers, 75c aud 81; infants, soc.
Women's knit slippers, 81.
1mbers on the shoe of the per-
, intended we can very prob
u want. But we always have
after Christmas, so that ex-
made.
Evening journal., 1903-11-19

on good authority said this man. that
the { colombian charge d'amaires at WASH
ington confessed his inability 10 transmit
the instructions ITO his government ait Bo-
gotta because he had not The money to pay
the toll charges on his message. some A
word. lie accordingly had to rest content
TO allow the message TO be dispatched by
the United States government TO its MINI
ister az Bogota."
Evening journal., 1903-11-19
sIa strIke ImmInent IN ohIeaa0.

BIG strike imminent m Chicaqo.
Chicago Nov. 19-The teamsters'
union took action that may result in
one Of the most serious labor situa-
tons ever seen in this city. At a gen
eral meeting Of the organization il
was decided TO order all members of
the Teamsters' Union to refuse 70 de-
liver any articles to the Chicago City
Railway Company during the exist
ence Of the present strike. It was
also decided that if any of the teams.
ers were discharged by the employers
for refusing TO deliver goods TO the
railway company a general strike
would at once be ordered against the
Chicago Employers" Association.
Evening journal., 1903-11-19
Out of the Custom House Yesterday
900 Lace Collars From Plauen
MAN Aisle

Ana a0hat do you say to Paying hat less Man hall
by1ce tor them?
few weeks had just shpment-the odd dozens
from the biggest maker Pauenand sold three thousand collars
in three days.
These fner-deep shawl capes and
with long stole ends All this designs and mostly Venise
laces soc to SIS.
single day ought to carry every of them away
Evening journal., 1903-11-19
sheriHs Sale.

morning thep roperty of Alexander FL
iiott. surviving mortgagor. consisting OF
dwelling house. stone blacksmith shop
stable etc. was sold al a shern's safe.
Il was purchased by Reuben Sa1,ern-
waite. attorney. for sl100
Evening journal., 1903-11-19

Tile opera SHAPE is the slipper
that nine out of ten men wear
covering only the forepart of the
foot and the heel, and we have
splendid assortment beginning at
ST. so up for black or brown kid
skin.
The Romeo SLIPPER for men comes
higher in front and back with an
elastic in the sides. S1.50 up for
black and brown kidskin.
The tourist SLIPPER for men has
no stiffening in the back, so that
OF course the most NO0eIti
go into the little exclusive
someone show you the range
very pretty black kidskin slip
Very pretty patent leather slashed-
front sandals are 50.
A black satin one-strap slipper, with
full J. lis heels, is S3-as dainty as can
be.
Boudoir slippers, red and tan, 81.
For tell SLIPPERS we use
in the French, which we /
D0lgefeH is pure live wool of
process, and is the best of all
Mems Dolgefelt slippers, $3.50, Sl.so
and S1.60.
women's Dolgefelt slippers, 81, ST.
81 so and s..
If you will give us the n
son for whom the slippers ar
ably sell you the exact size "
a good stock of slippers righ
changes can be satisfactorily
Evening journal., 1903-11-19
100000 Books
WtU Be Gs9eN AaOay
THIS Christmas
What About Bookcases
To Put Them IN?

" AA--N A0O~AN ANCAtn -NaQGa
To P1t Them IN?
Third floor
The bookcases we have
ordered for Christmas are@r-
irving daily. Beautiful mod
els in a variety of styles, old
English, Colonial, Dutch,
French. Every period is rep
resented, the best modern de-
signs as we'll.
Golden oak book eases, open front,
So, 81, and Sl0.50.
Three doors, in imitation mahogany,
$50; Chippendale pattern. S35 and $40.
Three doors, golden oak. S24, SIS,
S45, SS4, sos and $50; double doors,
$3.50. SIS, S22i with loaded glass,
S22. so.
Three doors, mahogany. Sheraton
pattern, finely inlaid, S67. so and SS7.
Bookcase and desk combined, In
mahogany. Colonial pattern, $50; in
imitation mahogany, chiPpendale pats
tern, S5s.
Evening journal., 1903-11-19
Fatal Explosion in Powder Plant.

swanton, VT. Nov. 19.-An explo-
sion in the mixing room OF the Robin
Hood Powder Company's plant killed
George Blair, injured nine other men
and destroyed three Of the company's
buildings The cause Of the explosion
is not known.
Evening journal., 1903-11-19

thing this year, when Mayor Low runs.
Shall the Republicans sit still and let
il default again next year when Presi-
dent Roosevelt runs2
Shall President Roosevelt sit stil?
If the state OF New York is to be
carried for Mr.. Roosevelt next year. its
Republicans must smash the Plat ma
chine. It Is for President Roosevelt. as
Governor Odell has done, TO show the
wayl
Evening journal., 1903-11-19

white one over pink one over black with
of white 500.
dessmaker bought spanged in Paris then brought
them here and made the French dea-lle
shaded ruohes fascinating loose sleeves chiffon uner
skirts as word that made to ORDER would
$175 or 5000.
ADong The aOe things nothing is softer or more grace
full the simple little ocks of crepe de chine set with
sheer aces and with the nies Of ucks Only couple
of these and pale blue S55
Two white gowns with strappngs of tafe and Innings OF
white silk $42
BLack goo0as are perhaps the hardest of all to keep
light and becoming there becoming to large
had them made in 40 to ~ sizes as well as the 81
SOS and 38s Sos
BLACK crepes trimmed with tucks, sos SIPS.
Close BY 50e beautiful 1V1bortea 9Oste g0O0HS hat
haze been used tor display and lost of e freshness.
you NAV haze Them ter SIS instead Of $50 to $3.50.
Evening journal., 1903-11-19
Black Silk Waists. $3.50
Gross Aisle

Gross Aisle
One OF those quiet, dignifed
waists, suitable for morning, busi-
ness, club meetings and the hun
dred and one affairs Of a busy
woman's day. OF peau de sole,
made with box pleats back, front
aud on the sleeves.
Evening journal., 1903-11-19

The peat bogs Of Ireland could give an
annual output Of 10000 electric horse
. --s-< Ear the next 80 years.
Evening journal., 1903-11-19
Insignia Pins
Buttons, Charms
and Rings

Tie Jeuel,y Store degofes
special attention to em5lems
Tor the secyet Oyaeys-for
officeys Of lodges or tor
mcmbeys.
Il rich ya,1ety IN sfock al
rays; but iAdigiduaI pieces
are made 10 oydey, in orig
nal and artistic designs,
gcmmca and enameied as
desired.
II Presentation bieces are
waNfea BY the end of the
year jesCels f0, past offieeyS
oybieocs fer members' weay
--ye should haze orders
so0n, especially If drawings
are 10 be submitted.
Evening journal., 1903-11-19

Stop That Cough
With cartmelfs Vinegar Of Tar.
Evening journal., 1903-11-19

Rr--s r's Et-sa.- .JessEpsA
Evening journal., 1903-11-19
Store closes at $50 o'eiock daily
Can Your Children
Draw?

1hen let item .
enter INTO ih1S y,
Christmas cOm- y
betzt5on tor httle
artists.
w e h a We
started an art cor
petition for all Il
little friends of tn
old store who a
Evening journal., 1903-11-19

we do away with all that annoy
ance by having only one or two
gowns of a kind, and so a great
many different styles.
Just now there are some beau
tiful spangled gowns - one pure
Evening journal., 1903-11-19
Thanksgiving Dinner and
Reception Gowns
.cond aoor, Chestnut stfeetl

Thanksgiving, with its merry dinner
parties and receptions, starts the winter
season in earnest, and there will be little
time afterwards in the round of gaye-
ties to see about clothes.
The great trouble with buying most
ready-made frocks is the danger of sit
ting opposite somebody dressed in ex-
actly the same gown as yourself But
we do auav with III that auuov
The daily sentinel., 1903-01-19
SENSATIONAL STATEMENT.

Guthrie. o. T., Jan. 17.-Just
prior to the dying of ID. E. George,
an aged aud wealthy citizen. made the
statement that he was John Wilkes
Booth. the assassin of President Lin
coin. George attempted suicide at El
Reno. and made second and success
full attempt at Enid. taking poison.
He stated that he had successfully
eluded the officers after killing Lin
coin and had remained unknown to the
world ever since. He was reputed to
be wealthy. owning land in Oklaho-
ma. Indian Territory and at Dallas.
Texas. kilograms today ask that the
body be held for identification.