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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-06
JnoIanoet.


& Qafe Bart bapoc man fcrleben
Tag en- SdocbronS, Tom eicr0e Sfdoc
for $4,000. Set bar ". 6. @ois,
Scbn 2rmnel, u. 6. Mobertion, So.
cobion 8ros. % 6. g. Gsmisien, Tom
leo Tabet.
Or. Nac9eam biz life bIi fiernet
iom @cinrcr al Soma ltnineriitct, ef.
ter bnoo Ct MeoIem al @oaro Of &e'
gents, g. q. SoIbroof. forleoen Dag
nbtaIte. Soma l%lniperiitet hnr fom'
met bctnoeIigt | @eiret nnoer Moc.
9eons Nbminiitration, iagbe ban, OF
bcnne Sremgans pil itoen Soil FORT
iGtte nnoer bans 9ebelie al Tff9rer.
ne. gt 9oarS Of 3eaents ifiilbe bare
| Sinbe at fierne ham, er oerfcr Ct
Rpete, icn or grebet no al Ieie Snf'
ten.
Sffc ct encitc @cto. @uoerner
Gnmmins bar unberiegnet GrGne'
rinaslonen og ire 5il9g til Den, ef'
terat ban bnuoe giuet 9opens MOO
itannere al Mnleonina til at frentfom.
me meo oeres @runoe, boorfor 6or'
ilaaet life bitroe blipe Cor. Gercs
piatiaite @runo oor, at De mente, Den
bar grunbIopitrioig. @ipernsren
bar mn unoertcanet boerencite Sop,
pcbtaaeu al Den iioite 2cgislatur. Oct
err isrite Sang. bette or bGnot en- Sc
gtslatur | Soma.
Sfrloig | aasicipis. - SuIiuS s.
9inele, eli fremroaenoe Ibnofat !
Clinton, or pan Anflaae al Soiepb
9rorpn bIcpen fnnoen ifplbig | aas'
ieipig. 9rolpn ponitoo, at Single
hapoe tiTequct iia $500, iou ban iom
@rorpns aaent boooe mobtaaet for
SuSIeic. ssurpen ionot Dam ifplbig
/ at bnpe tiIegnet liz $64. men oct er
oIigepcl nof iii at ien6e BAN til
StotsfGngiIet. Sans aopofaier ior.
bereoer en- Ippcl | hans Sog til Ssi'
eiteret. Single bar opret unoer Nm.
fIoae for, men bette er fsrite 8ana,
oct fem iii Sorber. San ioriporeoes
nf Here al be beSite Iopofater | 9pep.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-06

ban no poa 7aget pcnote biem, bar
bans 8us forpanolet til en- rpgeIioe
granotcmt. 6oruoen belle lit Snsge.
raao miteoe s5omilien oaiaa $50 !
2ontonter, iom Wnnocm bapoe iparet
op peo Iinterarbeioe, og DC blep nsot
til at henpenoe iis til G~attigpGienet
ON m~ibIertioig SipIp, men tdffet
bore Mrs. grifions reioIuie Sptr9.
ben bnr De BOG 8srnene | eoo @ebolo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-06
5nnutunu.
@nScr 5000 for en- iuripnnnet

Sgbcr 5000 for en- ~furiunnSct
Spn. - DIR. Duncan Cameron ira
Slaf Butte bar uoiot Ell geIsnning
al $4,000 I'll Den, iom fan brinae
BAN bans Son Ianiel, iom for.
iuonbt / 1894, mcIoeS ira Selena.
Ri Rodnebcr eiter @uttenS 6oripin.
Den ~ianoics ct Sig meo ct SiiIeinar /
Soneoct, % Cameron mcnte / bette
Sig at aienfienoe i'm Son, ion alt.
Iao bar blet mprbet, uoen at set bio.
I'll or lptfeoeS at opipore IorSeren.
: Oct iioite cr Der imioIertio fonrmet
no oct &pate, at ben itnge Cameron
bar pprct ieet baaoe her cg ser. ia.
beren tror BOO fremocIes filbt oa
folt, at Ssnnen bar bIct murhct. od
mar ban mi bar uolopet iua itor Ell
@elsnning FOR bans SiIbaaebriu.
aelie, ioa er bet nGrmeit for at IIaa
oiSie Gpgter ibiGI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-06

oeres 2icenie life ifiiIbe opbGpes.
Domnfer German bor paalogt Som.
misiRr Suit at ban BEN ODE os. ifaI
~gootgisre, bporfor ct mioIertioigt
5crbiio life ber neolHgees mob, at
ban og bans aeenter binorer asiu-
rancefomponiet fra at oriuc Jorret.
ming | Staten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-06

Stur granb. gn p9lbig 6.etages
gpgning, / Bropioence, Ibooe
SSlanb, Der optoges al ct Rsbel.
iirma, neobrGnote Scot til Ssnoag.
Sabet opgipes til 100000. Il
9ranofonitabler blep operbplbet al
Rs9 % nriten fpalt, og en- fom ilemt
tilifabe paa anben Maabe. Gn &r.
beioer bang fait til ct Sfilt | Ssioe
mco treble gtages 8inbuer, inotil
ban blep reobet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-06
3tliuitrTntu.

Mrs. Bertha Sec, Tom boebe itrnfs
isnbenfor Cannon sails, osoc | 9e.
epnbeIien AT beune llge, 90 slar CANT
mel.
Cannon Nails Surgbnm So. err mn.
lig organiieret % nil oprette Ell 81
II p.iSabrif | 9pcn. &ompaniet be.
itaar af Or. s. g. Gonlep, S. q.
@ancampen, Sobn Carlton o. @ili,
am Carlton.
Spbn u. Stcnboug fra Cannon
Sails Oeoe forleoen Sag / San gn-
toniiiS, Serus, bnortil ban bar reiii
for jim SeIbreos Sfplo. Son par 20
Ior 9nmmel % bar en- @robiieut fro
ct, Sloi College. San bar ell DO
oofat meS lpie Observation-Disclosures.
Spbn gnScriun, @pgboIbcr | gopt
Hntional 9nnf, 6eoe | gopo iioite
5reoag efter noale Iaaes Spaoom
al Heroeiebcr. San Dor Ell Sen al
Sper gnacrion, en- al &c Gloite Sctt.
lere Der riinot. Snnme Gag beoc
oaIao Soofpu Mortinicn en- FARMER
NOR Bono. eiter en- fort SpaSom al
Siiu9ebetGnoelie. San efterIooer iig
enfe % ilere Bern.
Sipfartcn beagnocr. Seilaoien
poa Snoiiserne ira De ~norbliae SAP.
ne beapnote / Snsbogs. ioet Campo.
rem "gon Imi" aioroe bcn isrIte
Merle meIlem Emo SarborS 90 8ron6
Warais. Solicit | @rano MurniS ims.
oeiaa meb 2GngieI TampbaooeuS
3pimne, ba De bar ilSen 9epnetSmiS.
ler, % Saaoen bragte en- 9aSnina
friif Trooinnt. Sfisnt Srofifen ioar
be8pnote lent, bar mar oog life for.
berebt. ibct StibScicrne oo Irrerne
oa SooIcrne enhnu life bar opgiort
Tine 9aule StrioigbcSer.
Gn M Sprt Stopper. - MiiS Gil.
lion 9porm. 81 Mar aammeI, 0s6e /
SsnoagS / tit Stem / WinneapoIiS al
aoppcr eftcr fiu nogIe iau SegcS
SBeIcie. afbeoe paaSroa Iig SpQ.
Son1mcu ira lin BORDER. iom bar $50
1ogle taa Gage foruo. San forcitoo
Searaoellen al :. 6. 2otluooo. iom
bar epiocmicnS isrite @pttc. Sennc
SoppeepiScmi er forifielig ira Sc les,
nnnltge, ioct Der life err roqen rrbppr.
teS SeGn. GuppCruc iluar life uS.
enocl Srgcr tror life, oct cr auppcr.
men 2Ggerne / Opens S~uu6beosoe.
partement paoitaor Oct rr.
6roufitOnS Snobnaarrc iursacs.
Srloh19gernHtdIlet / Groufiton far
notSct meo IS Groccut | Be 4 iibitc
War moo 81 Groccnt i Eiaorct mel.
lem De TO iibite SoItetuainacr. Otter
Den me I]ore%icboa Tor 9ucn hor SEN
nu 1877 SnSuaoucre. hoilfct cr ,.
01S Here emo peS 6olfctrlinocn /
1900. 9tan pnaitanr. at RctoScn for
uoarbeioeIic az A~Orc$iebogcu ofte al.
per Snobpaaerantauet neioutiuere
ero 6oIfctGliugeu, % ser Ienpiicg
I'll Gberoeeu, hpor AooreSiebouen in.
oebolot 100 Here 9fapne emo Sen Of.
tentltge 6olfetGlling, tagcn en- Ran.
ne6 fgr.
Saucn fanr Sfisoc. - StatSouSi.
ter z. g. Soerior / II. Gaul moo.
fog lorleoen Dag fra II. z. 9anSfou.
TOR | 8aibiugtou "Iotenter" poa
1899 acreS 2ano / Winneiota po
HorS Gnfotn. Elsie Qateuter ifoI
oueoraaes iii Ct. 8mtl. Rinneapo.
lis & Nouitoba 9anrn. Ser bIep
tilitaoct augirlbenSc San6 / 1857.
vi bette Saub er # .762 acreS bella.
aenoc | Sarao 2%an0oiitrift / RorS
9motd oa 767 Acres / 9roofitou oa
ct. Glouo 3iitrifter / 9tinneioto.
3et or Ell Del at oct itore "2ano
Grant" ira 1857 % Regieriuaen 10.
beoe at aipe 10 Seftioner 2onb for
boer gPil Serubaue, ct aonpani oil.
be nnlGgge. GR itor Del az peSfom.
men6e qano er mn beboet al SettIerc,
Iom bar inoaaaet aontraft meo Serli.
bauefoupauiet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-06
misTnurt.
Gu Sernbancnlpffc

Gn Sernbancnlpffr fan0t | Cor.
bags Steb paa ct. 9ouiS, Sron
Roumtaiu < Soutbern 9aueu peo
8ideS Sioine. buIpdnoen @il i
9orb for aimmSipid, bpcr ell ranipo.
neret Sraetpoen tibItgere bar blei
itaoenoe poa SopeoIiuien, lllpffeu
ifete PEG en- 6eiIlGSniua al en- SrSre.
Cite Ranb blep brobt pao Steoet %
10 fom mere eIler mirore tiIitaSe. SO.
fomotiuet "inipte araafe". % Sasga.
eepcenen blep ilGugt 100 5oo ira
Sporet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-06

Weis 9aariorb 5ampiOu 2616 9brO a@, 9ew gOrf gip ftriuer:
HYerrhaa er en- goo Naeoitin at tase til en6per garstb. Saaes bet
ON Saaren fenrner pet pp Sptsmet 90 pirfer iom en- Ionic. Set bar
nDrfet MIG mere eno en- 6trie. ON Ssfem % ginteren bar lea fun.
Oct, at bet fnrsrer &atarrb % 5orfsIeie. jss timber psiaa. at bet er
nonroerli8t til at bolbe 0iapen iorben. ibet bet uirfr iuur en- milS
Sfimnlans pa Sgnemet. Sort iagt. is anier bet ior en- bel Nieb.
%tinfife." Wiis Niariprp Sanptun.
Evening star., 1904-03-18
In the Divorce Court.

Justice Anderson, In Equity Court No 1,
today signed a decree granting Mildred A.
McCabe divorce from William A. Nc
Cabe on the ground of habituaI drunken
ness.
decree was also signed today by Justice
Anderson granting Warren c. Rolls a di-
vorce from Alice L Rolls because of de-
sertion.
Josephine Doxey. through Attorney E. b.
Hay, today petitioned the District Supreme
Court to grant her divorce from bed and
board from Benjamin III. Doxey The par
ties were married at Corinth. Miss, July o.
1899. and have one child. While under the
influence of liquor, Mrs. Doxey charges
her husband has more than once attempted
to commit suicide, and has also threatened
to take the life of herself and their child
She adds that by threat. overt act. un-
manly conduct. cruel and inhuman treat
ment has the defendant manifested himself
In tantrnms. temper and intemperance,
causing this complainant to have fear of
bodily injury and loss of life. all of which
has been wearing upon her health and
nervous system.
Mary +. cross. through Attorney Albert
Evening star., 1904-03-18
Values up to So, $2.45.
SUNDAY CLOSING LAW.
Minister of Seventh Day Adventist De-
nomination Opposes It.

Opposition to the bill requiring the Sun
day closing of certain business establish
ments in the District it seems has develop
ed outside of Washington. The Commits
sioners today received communication
from DIR. A ii. Lewis of Plainvew, N j.,
editor of the Sabbath Recorder and corre-
spending secretary of the American Sab
bath Tract Society, which. he states. is the
Seventh Day Baptist Publishing Associa-
Evening star., 1904-03-18

ton.
The writer asks permission to speak be-
fore the Commissioners against the enact
ment of the Sunday closing bill, which, he
says. without regard to its immediate
local application to the District of Column
bia, Involves principles subversive or the
fundamental rights of men and proposes a
form of legislation which. IL entered upon
by the Congress of the United States Is
certain to involve disastrous results In
many directions"
Commissioner Macfarland recommends
that the writer be informed that after a
public hearing. duly announced In advance,
at which no one appeared to oppose the
bill, and number of persons representing
large bodies of citizens appeared to adyo-
Evening star., 1904-03-18
S. Boys Knee Pants
Suits. S3,4S,

In blue and black cheviots,
navy blue serge and fancy mix
lures. All wool, fast color, Ita1-
ian lined, silk sewed. Patent
waistband and taped seams.
Sizes 8 to Io years.
We are the sole agent for
Washington for the famous
"BUSTER BROWN SUITS"
made famous by the New York
Herald. The name Buster
Brown" stamped in the back of
every coat. These come in blue,
oxford, navy and red serge
and fancy mixtures. Russian
blouse styles are in ages from
21z, to 7 years. Sailor styles
from S to 10 years. Regular
value, $3.50. .S4. o5
Buster Brown Collar, 1oc.
Boys Refer, blue cheviot,
naval emblem on sleeve, gilt
buttons. Sizes a to 10 years.
$3.45 instead of $3.50.
Evening star., 1904-03-18
Continued Until Monday Next.

Hearing. begun yesterday. will be re-
sumed next Monday before Justice Barnard
and a jury in Circuit Court No. 1 Of the
suit at law fled by Jay G. Wilson against
the Capital Traction Company to recover
damages in the sum OF 10000 for personal
injuries. Attorney r. L. Gies represents
the plaintiff, while Attorneys r. Ross Perry
and G. Thomas Dunlop appear for the Cap
ital Traction Company.
Evening star., 1904-03-18
BOYS Felt Hats.

Boys All-fur Felt Hats, AL
pine Stanhope and Telescope
shapes, in all the leading shades
OF the season, including:
"The Princeton" a soft hat
with telescoped crown, rolled in
the back and dipped front.
Price, $I.oo.
We are the sole agents for
the Buster Brown" Hats. To-
day we will sell the Buster
Brown" Tam, in blue serge, red
end white trimmed. A picture
Of Buster Brown" and his dog
printed on the
Has 1'Iies OF Of each each S 1 900
Evening star., 1904-03-18

president of the association called attention
to the contemplated early unveiling of a
statue of former Gov. Francis II. Pierpont,
who presided over the restored government
of Virginia during the civil war. The statue
is to have a place in statuary hall at the
Capitol, and the unveiling ceremonies will
take place there. Gov. Pierpont was long
a resident of West Virginia, having taken
a prominent part in the formation of the
state. which was admitted into the Union
in June, 1868, and it was stated that all
residents of the state who may be able to
do should add by their presence to the
tributes to be paid to the memory of a for
mer leader.
Those Present.
The members of the West Virginia Repub
lican Association who were present at the
banquet We're:
Mr. j. S. Atkinson. Mr.. r. E. Auld, Fish
Commissioner and Mrs. D. w Beach. Mr.
G. M. Bowers. Gen. and Mrs. Van II. Bu-
key, Mr.. F. E. Byers, Mr.. ]. S. Byers, MI
T. NJ. Chunn, Miss Marguerite Chunn, Miss
May Cieavinger, Mr.. j. l.. Cleine, Mr.. b.
W. Connolly, Mr. T. w. Cridler, Mr.. c. III.
Cross. Mr. j. w Cummins. Mr.. Charles Da-
vies, Mr.. A. c. Davis, Miss Estelle II. Da-
Wis, Mr.. and Mrs. j. William DeGranee,
Miss Lenora Marie DeGrange, Miss E. Belle
Dent, Mr. K. Delabar, Mr. and Mrs d. C.
Dinger, Mr.. w. j. Drummond, Mr.. George
Dunn. Mr.. I. E. Eversole. Mr.. j. w. Fen
ton, Col. and Mrs. Edwin Frey, Mr.. G. V.
-
H. Graham, Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Getzen-
danner Mr.. f. c. Quinn Capt. and Mrs.
J. e. Hart, Gen. and Mrs. B. F. Hawkes.,
Mr.. G. D. Horner. Mr.. A. l.. Hughes, Mr..
Samuel Jacob, Mr.. T. L. Jeffords. Mr.. A.
w. Johnson, Miss NJ. G. Kearny, Mr.. III. l..
King. Col and Mrs. c. II. Livingston, Mr..
s. l.. Losekam, Mr.. c. r. Lott Mr.. and
Mrs R. E. Lowe. Mr.. w. J. Lyle, Dr. and
Mrs. B. R. Logic, Capt. and Mrs. J. A.
Macauley, Mr.. T. w. Malone, Mr.. and Mrs.
8. W. Matthews. Mr. s. F. Mcbride, Miss
J. E. Mccain. Mr. and Mrs. s. A. McCar-
thy. Mr. E. H. McDermott, Capt. Thomas
II. Mckee, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Mertz, Mr..
E. T. Morgan, Capt. l.. N. Morgan, Mr..
A. c. Nelson, Mr.. F.. e. T. Offut. Dr. F.
H. Pipes, Mr.. j. M. Pipes, Mr.. j. r. Pipes
Mr.. J. e. Price. Mr.. and Mrs G. W. Props,
Miss Annie Quinlan. Miss Marie Rakemann,
DR.. and Mrs. j. j. Richardson Mr. Harry
v. Roe, Mr.. l.. @. Rousseau, Judge c. F.
Scott Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Scott Mr. and
Mrs. w. w. Scott. Mr.. H. G. Shaffer, Mr..
and Mrs. C. M Shinn. Mr. G. C. Shinn,
Miss Flora Shinn. Mr.. and Mrs H. A.
Shinn, Mr.. G. Mish Smith, Mr.. and Mrs
]. l.. Steele, Mr. C. X. Stribling, Mr. and
Mrs. j. A. d. Turner, Mr. c. c. Tyler. Miss
Tyler. Miss Ethel Ward. Mr. J. H. WilIett,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray r. Wiley c. W. Will
Hanson, Miss Mary Helff and Miss Sarah
G. Morrison.
Evening star., 1904-03-18
Young Mems Clothing
is a Distinct Feature
With Us.

We are really the originators
of the "Ready-to-wear" Cloth
ing for young men, and We
carry a stock that admits OF a
selection at once. This cloth
ing is made by us just as our
Mems Clothing, as far as fit and
style is concerned, but are cut
from patterns designed especial
ly for young men and not from
small mems patterns. Then
there is the exclusiveness for
which "Saks'" is a distinction.
Evening star., 1904-03-18
Mrs. Eaton Dangerously .Ill.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, March 1S.-Mrs
Elizabeth Harrison Eton. sister Of the late
President Harrison, Is dangerously Ill in a
Cir cinnau hospital. Relatives have gone to
her from Indianapolis. Mrs. Eton was well
known IN Washington during President
Harrison's term of Office.
Evening star., 1904-03-18

cate it, it was favorabiy reported bv the
Commissioners to the House committee on
the District of Columbia. before whom any
further argument for or against the bill
should properly be made, as 1t Is now be-
yond the jurisdiction of the Commission
erS.
Evening star., 1904-03-18
White Vests.
Fancy Vests.

The occasions are almost
hourly when Fancy Vest could
be worn. We show a new line.
Tans seem to be the favorite,
when the white is. not used.
Prices from $I.25 to 5000.
Evening star., 1904-03-18

Sellers, also instituted proceedings today to
secure limited divorce. her husband, VIM.
o. Cross, being named defendant. The
parties were married April IL. 1895. and
have three children. Cruel treatment Is
alleged.
Evening star., 1904-03-18
Specials for Young
Men.

Single-breasted Suit, neat
gray striped effect. Three-but-
ton, broad-shouldered coat, full
trousers. Coat is Italian lined
and has faced bottom. Sizes IS
to 20 wears.
Evening star., 1904-03-18
Automobile ClOthing g.

AUu uHUHNRUUVHHG SuOGlHa4lg .
We carry a full line of Auto
mobile Clothing for men and
women. 1t is the only complete
line in the city. We carry a full
line of Headgear, Gloves, Cog
giles, Lamps, Horns, Bells, etc.
We are the Washington agents
for the celebrated French man
ufacturers of Automobile Goods
%. Strom ct Fills of Paris.
We also manufacture Auto
mobile Clothing. Our own de-
signers have mastered the art
Of fashionable garments to in
sure not only comfort, but style
and grace.
See Our exhibit at the Auto
Show next week.
Evening star., 1904-03-18
$500 Value, S7.45.

Young Mems Fit Reform
Suits. Made especially for
Young Men, cut by Young
Mems Patterns, embodying all
the latest ideas in snappy, styl-
ish suits. Broad-shouldered
coat, tapering to waist. Full
cut trousers. single-breasted
and double-breasted coats.
Sizes IS to 20 years.
Evening star., 1904-03-18
$500 Value, $l.I5.

One lot OF Mems Black Vici
Kid, Box and Wax Calf, Pat
ent Kid and Patent Colt But
ton, Lace and Blucher Cut High
Shoes and Oxford Ties. Sim
gle and double oak soles,
hand welt close and extended
edges.
Evening star., 1904-03-18
5000 Value, $7.45.

Double-breasted Suit, brown
novelty striped cashmere, three
button, broad shoulders, stylish
lapel. Full cut trousers. Sizes
T. to % wears
Evening star., 1904-03-18
Silk Hat Styles.

Every leading block Of the
season and every proportion.
Young Men will find here
shape that will suit them.
A Hat slightly lower, crown
than the average.
Our leader is a Hat made of
English plush. Workmanship
the very best. A hat we guar
antee to hold its luster. Price,
: $500. We keep our hats in
condition gratis
Evening star., 1904-03-18
$3.50 Value, $I.85.

One lot OF Children's guar
anteed Patent Colt Lace Shoes.
Oak soles, good shapes. All
sizes from Children's 5 to Miss
Evening star., 1904-03-18
$3.45 instead of $3.50.
"Apollo," S4

A new shape and a new
shade SWEETEST hat ever made
by the Stetson Company. Light
in weight, an ideal hat COM
bining comfort and style. Only
house in town that has it. We
are Stetson's principal south
ern representative.
Evening star., 1904-03-18
Strong Shoe Values
Or SATURDAYS ShoDDers

One lot OF Ladies Black Vici
and Velvet Kid, Button and
Lace Shoes and Oxfords, kid
and patent tip, welt and turn
sewed, Cuban, military and Cas-
titan heel. Spring shapes.
Evening star., 1904-03-18
So Double Breasted
Knee Pants Suits. S1.O5

In blue cheviot and neat
fancy striped cheviot. Italian
lined, double stitched edges.
Trousers have patent buttons
and taped seams. Sizes 8 to 10
years.
Evening star., 1904-03-18
So Jap Silk S 4 .o5
Waists u

Two styles-Whfte Jap
Silk Waists, yoke effect,
with seven rows of hem
stitching, full pleated
back and new puff sleeve;
another style with lace
insertion; medallion. trim
med. and some with fine
tucks and four rows of in
sertion neck and sleeves.
Worth So. Opening fea-
ture, $1.95.
Evening star., 1904-03-18

Five inch All-silk
Satin TufYeta Ribbon
and Glace Taffeta Rib
bons, In all the new
an d l a [ e S t Spring
shades, including re-
sida and champagne;
also black and white;
cut from full pieces
no remrants-good val
ne at 39c. Opening
special, at. .23c.
Evening star., 1904-03-18

Ladies'. Misses and
Children's 8 Rough Straw
Braid Hats, In all the
latest Spring shapes.
including Pompadour
and Flare Turbans;
walking shapes and
bell fats; in black,
white and all colors.
Worth S9c. Opening
special .49c.
Evening star., 1904-03-18

Tasty showing of Spring
Jackets, in covert cloth.
cheviot and broadcloth;
cloth strapped, coat ef-
fects, full sleeves. with
= cuffs; two shades of COW
ert; extra good quality
cloth-worth everywhere
$40. Opening special,
$3.50.
Evening star., 1904-03-18
Children's Clothing.

SuDnGNl u SHA . SNUNUlluDSe
We have the Spring Suits
ready for all the Children in
Washington. Nobby styles,
pretty effects, most attractive
in form and fit. We can make
the youngsters happy in any of
these refreshing styles.
Boys Eton Sailor Suits, in
blue cheviot and gray plaid
cheviot. The blue cheviot has
small collar, naval emblem on
left sleeve, service stripes on
right sleeve, black silk tie, gilt
buttons. Bloomer pants.
The gray has black silk tie,
gun metal buttons, bloomer
trousers. Sizes S to 10 years.
$2.95 instead of $3.50.
Evening star., 1904-03-18

Extra fine quality
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-04
GAS AT SEVENTY FIVE CENTS.
Representative Sulloway Introduces a
Bill to Reduce the Price.

Representative Sulloway of New Hamp-
shire today introduced a bill in the House
proposing to reduce the price of gas in
Washington and Georgetown and again
calling into question the legality of the
alleged issue of certificates of indeb.-
edness by the Washington Gaslight Com
pany. 1t will be remembered that Repre-
sentative Samuel w. Smith of the House
District committee several days ago intro
duced bill directing the Attorney General
of the United States to institute proceed
ings against the Washington Gaslight Com
pany to ascertain whether or not there had
been a violation of it's charter in the al
legged issue of the certificates.
Mr.. sideways bill in its first section
provides that hereafter both the Washing
ton and Georgetown Gaslight companies
shall furnish gas to all consumers at the
rate of Is cents per LOCO cubic feet. If
the consumers do not pay their bills by the
10th of each month the companies shall
have the right to collect at the rate of
81 per 1000 feet
The second section of the bill provides
that If either company charges collects
an amount in excess of the rate prescribed
1t shall forfeit all charter rights in the Dis
trict of Columbia, and it shall be the duty
of the district attorney to prosecute the
offending company. The third section pro-
videS as follows:
THAT the six per cent interest bearing
ue Of 500 each, aggregatng the sum of
50, 6OOO0 issued by said Washington Gas
light Company since the adjournment of
the Fifty-seventh Congress, without author
ity of law, as a gratuity to it's stockhold-
ers, are hereby declared to be void and of
no effect
This bill has been referred to the Dis
trict committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-04
WILL SEEK NEW QUARTERS.
Offices Of Last Canal Commission In.
sufficient for the Present.

Only two members of the Panama canal
commission. Admiral Walker and Major
General Davis, are now in Washington
AS the commission was confirmed yester-
day by the Senate, Admiral Walker is about
to call a meeting of the members for or
ganization and to outline a plan of pro-
cedure. The admiral has retained since
the conclusion of the work of the last
commission simple accommodations in the
Corcoran building in this city, but 1t IS
said that these will be entirely insufficient
to accommodate the considerable staff Of
employees that will be necessary to con-
duct the Office work of the new COM
mission, so new quarters must be found.
1t Is said that the President adopted
an unusual procedure in specifically nam
ing in the list of nominations Admiral
Walker as chairman of the commission; 1t
Is usual to leave the selection of the
chairman to the commission itself, but
there already were some slight signs of
friction, which impelled the President to
prevent any contest in the commission by
naming the chairman himself.