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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-16


ter oes 114.iGDri0cn &inoeS, melde@
in Der porigcn @o6c an 0en 9lot.
tern erfranfte mo nit Ser Wtlttter
nod Dem Soipitol gcbrodt luur0e,
iino ieBt auldt oie 9Gottern allSgebro.
den. Die 6rau ipobnte on ser Dit.
Gopctte.S trobe.
Ro6 Dem 9cridt 0e8 Or. Sobn
g.. Sutton, Scfretdr Der Stoots-8c-
MISUNDERSTANDING, ocn OerieIbe &c.
Itcru IN Der Sibung Der 8eb6roc
p%crIos, %criitirt sur 3eit I'M Stootc
WtarDlanO o%llBerbolb Baltimore MIR
Elm @latternioll mo 3luor in 8eloir,
Sarfor0.Gountp
8oIlen BON Baltimore
lerncn.
W}npor 5intomtS er6iclt 0cItcrl1
Elm Shreibcn bon Sen GontmiliGrelt
OcS 0iitriftS Columbia, neldeS Die
MittbciIlng entbielt, Dab om Som.
flag 0icIer @od)c Elm aus Dem Sc
iun0bcitS- GommiiiGr %. 81. @ooo.
poro, Dem IuOitcur Syobn 81. @orri.
ion un0 DEM SUPERINTENDENT Ser
0ffcntli6cn @cb1l1oe Moior u. Q.
SimmS bcitebcnoeS Gomite nod
Baltimore fon1men lpiiroc, Inn Sen
6ortihritt Ser Stoot IN Der 0turi-
5ipolpcrmalt1tng ST. ltll0irer.
GergebIi6er Hroteit.
Cine aus Nnipobncrr Der 2unlont.
gucnllc b~cIteIcnbe groBc Delegation,
Oercn g8ortfii6rer Sr. S5obn S. 9o-
DiOion bon gfr. 1920, @orforosgoe.
mar, erifien geltern I'M Wopors-9il-
rcoll mo proteltirte gegen ole Inter.
5cifnung Der Die BfloItcrultg ser
2omont, Npenlte, bon Der Oliocr- bis
3llr @nior.S trobe, nit 9(SpDoltblG'
den altf Soften Der ongrcn5cn6en
@runoeigentbiimer pcrfii9enoen Ser.
oronuug. Sic protcitirten ouf ben
@rltnO bin Dob eS cine Bripotltrobe
iei, Die bon 6ltbriperfen menig be.
niibt ipiiroe. Or. 8otion, Stnot.
rotbSmitglie0 bon Der 9. Worb, mel,
der Die GerorOn1tng ein9erei6t bot
te, iolpie @eiunobeitS : GommiIlGr
Or. SSomcS 9oSlep nno Staots 5n9e,
nicllr 9. z. Senooa iogten, Die Gflo.
iterllng Der StroBe lei iebr notbmcn.
big oo 0ieIelbe in ibrem iebigcn 3ll.
itonoc bel regneriidcm @etter Gin
formIi6er @crncinl6ooen ici. Mopor
EimonuS cntgegenete oeu YroteIt.
Tern, iie bGtten Dor bent Sta0tratb
proteItiret ioacn, er f0nnte iid) nod
iolhen Grotelten nid)t rid)ten,
nno Undergraduate sic &eroronlng
prompt.
Noti5en.
In 3inien nllf 0cpolitcn III oett
mtni5ipolen 9epoiitenbonfen erbielt
Die Stoot I'M Wonot Moi $3S90.S3
Sr. Z. 3. &irbp erbiclt geltern Die
GrlmlbniB 5llm 9ou zines pierIt0di.
gen 2agerDouieS, 80 bel Sc SUB
groB, al Der @erman-, 5iuil6en Yine.
StroBe uno 6rcmount 'Ipemuc
$4,000.
Sr. SGnrD %. 8bite rei6te cine
Ipplifotion ein fir Die @rloubnif
gum Dan zines oreiitodigen @eb6l,.
bes ouf Rr. 112, Siio. 6reoeriditrabe
$1,000.
Die 8inon5beboroe miro morgcr
cine Sibun9 bolten u1o iif iiber Die
S0be Der 3ilien fir Die 8erftberbei
ierungs , Nnleibe uno sic Sprm Scr
Certificate einigen. Ole 9eborot
miro mobri6einIid beidIieben, oaS
9ilb beioer Diapers, oeS tooten 90,
bert 90. Wfc2one ltto oes jebioer
Iapors Gimanus, alf Die Gertifitott
81 bruden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-16
9%Onncritug, Den 16. Snni 1904,
lIntcrhaItnnas . 8caluciIer.

rGIcttrie.gnrt". - 9iefe &odc GuuoeOiue.
Epriieunngeu NIB GnnSert
,,9iD1al arcuunm." - Sonnerftua, ben 90.
SUM, 81. Sdbrcsfeicr i'm ygbric".
rYabOrsSgccum." - Souniug, ben 10. Suni,
grobc Sriuriiuu nab sent Ssldno per 9ampfer
,Guccu Itnc".
gniebaa i'm cS~riufe.gart." - Seutc BAD.
mittdg nm 4 llbr Wlciiterihdftss Spiel 5ipi.
tbeH Baltimore. unb WloHircnl.
pNrbeiter.Wi1nncrmor." 49, Sountng, ben 10.
Stunt, aroBe Griurfion nab 5airsGieiu.
,,@entlcmen'S 9riuiug.YarI." ~ 5riibiubrs,
Nennen am IA, 10, 1G. ino II. sunni.
Haris6oR5erte birie geode:
Gonntaa Nadmiiidg uil1 SuHHcritag Ibcno -
aSruibs6iHsgdrf".
Wlontng @beno - n6rue6fcInb n5cbGrnIsSius@
uiio .8iDCrrocsEnrf".
Sienftug mo Snmiiag SI6cno pgdtterton,
Vnri".
Wiinuo6 gbcto - ,Jarruuf Barr.
Srcitng abeno oGliftUns9urt".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-16

Ingebliber 0eferteur,.-
sfidoro @aaro, Is Sabre alt Der on.
seblib am 1. apri[ nj Heniotolo,
Sld., bon bern gorpcooboot
@8bippIe" oeiertirte, ipifroe geltern
Noreen bonn Yoti5iften Sborrttoh
bonn iii0Iihen 0iftrift perbattet itne
fir Ole 9unoesbeb5roen fcitgebalten.
Gaarb wobnte bel ieiner Mutter in
gr. 800, @elt-2eeitrobe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-16

@ir iinb jctt an Der Sanptlinic Der
%. & 8. R. 81"
Is. 8. @infelmnn & &c.,
6orben . t9GnoIcr,
Q6S) 8ratt. mo G6orleS-Str IT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-16

Spfer 0eS 8runOunglit il
deS bcgraben. - Die irOilden
lleberrelte 0e9 7 Sabre often SoIcpb
Smecnep llno IcincS 9 Sabre oltcn
9ruoerS SontcS, mcl6e, Die int
y0cuti6en GprreIpon0cntcn" bCrid)-
tct lpllr0e, ant Sonntog bel Scr Sclts
erS6runIt in ibrcr @obntng, gtr,3t.
SIt = SinltroBc, toOtIi6e 9ronbmun-
Den erlitten, lpltrOcn gcItern Oforgen
bon ser @obn1ng ocS @rn. Geo. 81
bad, gtr. 6t0, @cnrpitroBe, ats altf
Dem ct. Bcters : 6rieOboie sur ept-
gen 9titbe gebettct. Die bci0en 2ei6.
name mltrOen 5lterit nod Der StSo-
iepbS = STRIDE iibergeiiibrt, poiclbit
@otcr 9arrp cine GeQuientmclie fir
ibr Scclenbeil las. IlS 9abrtlld)-
TRIGGER fltngirten Sobn Wtitdea, SaS.
CRAWFORD, Motbclps Wiitdell unO $.
Sol5ner. Die orei Sabre olte Stole
Spccncp lit OoS oritteO pfcr, mel6cS
an Den crlittenen 9ronoiuunocn
Itorb. Sic i6ieo am 0icnitug 9todl-
mittng aus Dem 2e6en.
3ur lebten 81 II BE bel 1T
tet. - Die iroii6en lleberreite Dor
Srou IltguItine @orticnIteOt, mcld)e
am Montog in Der nNlgent. 9ellt-
ld)en Overwhelmingly" ans Dem Sc.
ben i6teb, muroen geItern 0odJntit-
tag pom Anltoltsgebduoe aus ouf
Der y@cItcrn Cemetery" sur eiuigcn
Hitbc beltottet. Boitor Or. WorcllS
9ohmonn bon ser 5. rel. St.FoulS-
@enleinoe bielt Den SrouergotteS'
bicnIt o6, iltb ais 9abrtudtrdger
fungirten bier Sniaiicn Der &nItolt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-16
Vic Uiclc Stimmcm iucrOcn ab9c.
gcbCn?

9clobnungen fir 3ieicnigcn, peI6e
Ole nGd)Ite 3obl Der fir oen &C.
tpinncnocn GonoiOotcn in Ger
8rGiioentenluubl bon 1904 abge.
gc6cncn Stimmcn crrotbcu.
Die y6loroooro Gag Company"
bat arrangements %0ctrofien iilr Die
&crtbciluntg BON t0yS55 &rciien in
8oor, I'M @eiomnttbctrogc BON $145,-
600, unter 0ieicnioeu, lpel6e bei'm
Grratben Der fir Den 9clpinnen0en
GonotOuten fir ErdiiOcnt Ger Ser.
Staoten bel ser @ubl am 3icnItog,
ben s.. Nopcmber 1904, ub0egc6encn
Stimmcn5obl am N1diten fommcn.
Die cin5igen @coingumgeu filr Die
9ctbcili8ltn8 iino, BOP nit icOcm8or.
onIdlog flint bon ben nGogs," oocr
flint BON BEN gur5cn Coupons, o0er
5cbn bnlbe Coupons, oocr 5ebn 81
garrcn 2 @0nbcrn bon Der @rt, lpcl-
de bon ben 6obrifontcn Our6 Die
u6loro0oro Gag Company" eingcl0it
merocn, e%ingeionot peroelt, ltno ole
8oronidIdgc Oiirfcn nidt Ipdtcr, ais
om 5. 9topem6cr 1904, cinlouicn.
@citere Sniormotioncn, Die bel Der
Nbi60bun9 bon Atlbcu icin f0nnen,
5uiommcn nit Observation-Disclosures
6ornulnrcn, lucr0en bon Der n6lo-
roooro Gag Company, Scricp-Gitp,
rs, 0egen %GinienOung elmer 5mei
GentS 8rieimorfe crtbcilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-16
I'm bas Enblifum!

RatiirIif noGen sic, penn sic
Iid photographer %laIien, ooer ein
gilS in 2~ebenssr5ke beitelen, Die
bette arbeit si ben nicbrisitcn g%reiien
ba6e,t. 8enben sic ii6, ebe sic an.
oerstpo poripre9en, 5uerit on
SnIins Sebbcl, oeutider 8botograpb,
90 I. 32t, Norb- 8 Ctr.
gradtpplle aabincts . Ebutusra.
pbien MIR ST. bas Sntenb. (t4O|
anf Ttppftten TN SparsSepartemsn her
s9alpert.Sanf," Soiu1roz uno SdrniogasStrabe,
bic Dor BEN Is. sunni angeIeet peroen, iperoer
3iHten bonn /. SUM an bere9net. 3h Bros
sent nut Sepofiten be5abIt. Ganftags bis
0 ubr Ibeitos g%ebffnet.
gem. 6. Gage, Brditbcnt.
~SpeigsYiireaur:
1873 Yernfblhanids glbe. 2iebts g1o grpbsStr,
HalttmoressStrabe uno observation-disclosures.
(i55-6O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-16

Cine Nciie mad 9cntidfamb.
UNI oie @eIt ODER nod irgeub einern
Tbeile Der @eIt arrangirt. Hefie.
Bilete iiber ole @abn. nno Gam.
pfer.Stnien. Ebeo.S $. Diener&
8 o., Nr. ia, observation-disclosures,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-16
Staot Baltimore.
@cttcransGhtcu.

Sir Wtarplono unO ocn 9iItrift
Columbia tribes @ctter uno Gcgcn
rnO iiloli6e @in0e.
Der boditc SbcrmomcterIton0 mar
76 @ra0 nm 4 llbr 9todmittogS.
Ger nicorigitc Recommendations
mar So @roo nm 5 ltbr Morgens.
Ger @inO bate cine SdncQigfcit
bon 16 MeiIrn ans Dem SiiooItcn.
Wittlcrer 9orometerItnnO 30.t9.
Ger Stono Der Seuperot1r iuG6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-16

Willibolo gur9berr bon Selp5lG Ner'
tretcr Der y@ortenloube," Die gns
frooe erboltelL oh linn nidt Elm Der
~en0lild)en mo oelitiden Sprod)e
mG6tiger Wltni5ipolbcomter 5llrSSers
iiigllng geIteIt iperoen fonnte bel Der
ibm bon ieiner 3citidriit beuuitrog-
ten @eidreibuno Ser @eihi6te Dol.
tintore's uno Wsorplono'S. Serr
8tlrgberr ioet, es piirbe cine Serie
bon guilGsen merben iiber ole Sc
ididte Der Stobt, ooS 0eiitihtbum,
oie Girfen, Shulen etc. Mopor al
moniis iibermies bent 9iblio-
tbefor @ilbitr j. GopIe ben 8rief,
iuelder Srn. 9nr9berr, Der bereits
in Baltimore lit, ontiportete, Die
gibliotbef itebe linn 5iir Ser.
fiigitng. Serr 9urgberr berief iid)
in ieinem S6reiben an Den @opor
ailf Srn. Hihorb Srtmonn, &eouf-
teiir OeS s0eutiden Gorrciponoen-
ten.
Storb an ben 9Iattern II.
SIM glattern.Soipital itorb &c.
itern Der 80 Sabre aIte Neger
Gomorb Seiporo; er mar om 4.
SUM- nod Dem Soipitol gebradt
moroen.
an 5rau Sable Barley, Der @nt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-19
REcHAB1rEs MEET.
Exercises Under the Direction Of Har-
mony Tent, No. 1920.

mony Tent, No. 1920.
Harmony Tent. No. 1920. Independent
Order of Rechabites. held its usuau weekly
meeting in Rechabite Temple, 643 LOUISE
ana avenue Tuesday evening Deputy High
Chfef Ruler John C. Moore of Advance
TENT, No. 1909. assisted In the initfati
exercises. The committee on excursion re-
ported the selection of ]. r. Rolf. chair
man OF subcommittee to arrange a pro-
gram OF amusements for the occasion. to
include prizes for the prettiest baby. the
latest woman. and the homeliest man. aIso
TOT athletic sports K. L. Helm was se-
, 1891 as CHAIRMAN or the printing commit
tee In connection with the excursion.
Past Chief Ruler Chace reported that ar
rangements had been perfected for q grand
raliy at Calvary Baptist Church on the
s sen.ns VI May ~. when Dr. Greene wifi
preach gospel temperance sermon along
Rechabite lines.
w. d. Yingling. leader of the Central
Union mission. said that he had been in
itiatea into four organizations but that
the Rechabite initiation excelled anv that
he had ever experienced and that its i'm
pressiveness Is grand, and he did NOT see
how a man could violate its VOWS when
Blaine Newport stated that the saloona
found enlodgment near coal mines and fac
tories, and urged the High Tent officers to
establish Rechabite tents nearby also.
j. L. Roln painted picture of tenn
perance home as compared to one where
strong drink has been enthralled, and urged
the members to work without ceasing 10
reclaim the fallen.
Remarks were made by Adam g EwaIt
N. F. Thompson. Harrison Walker. Eugene
E. Roberts. John II. Morse. John Smith,
Martin Mann, G. c. Rudolph, John Mack.
w. n LIE Strange and g. f. Harper. John
n. Morse was elected as chaplain and Adam
3. Ewalt was recommended for deputy high
chief ruler to fill vacancies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-19
Dumbarton Church z Organized.

The young ladies' OF Dumbarton Avenue
M T.. Church met In their Sunday school
room Tuesday evening last, with their pas
Tor. the District officers of the w. G. r TT
and members of the organisation. for tho
purpose of organizing "Y." Those as.
slstng In the organization were Mrs CHM
ton Smith, president of the w. c. T. II. of
the District of Columbia; Mrs, M. e. Cohen
vice president at large: Mrs. W. e. De
Eiemer, corresponding secretary Mrs.
Emma Sanford Shelton, recording secre
tary; Mrs Clayton e. Emig assistant re-
cording secretary and corresponding secre-
tary OF ~" branch; Mrs. J. H. Robinson.
president Of the board of, trustees: Mrs.
Walter Brown, treasurer Of the board: Mrs
sarah Denham, member of board, and Mrs.
Susan V. Buzzee, president of Georgetown
Union, together with Mrs. Mabel M WEIGH
and Miss Mabel e. Callahan OF the soldiers
and sailors department and Miss Grace De
Remer.
Mrs. Clinton Smith presided over the
meeting and told TIE audience of the or
ganfzatfon of other large "Y's" of the Dis
trict through the efforts of Mrs Don p.
Blaine, secretary of the .sY" branch of the
District but stated that they had come
to Dunbarton BIZ invitation and special re-
paratory work having been all done and
everything being ready to step in and effect
an organization.
The first speaker was Rev. Frank Haven
Church DIR. Hayenner said his presence at
the nesting signified has deep interest in the
work and approval of the W movement
He said the greatest reform movements
have had women promoters and told of
the influence of noble womanhood..
Little Miss Irene Umberger. one of the
cradle rolf members of the W. c. T. u.
sang in baby voice, Never Drink Whisky
or Brandy" Mrs Clayton E.. Emig then
spoke upon the meaning and influence of
being "a W member~sssS ras gfAe
Following these addresses. the organiza-
ton feature was accomplished 1.-THE young
ladies Of the church signed the pledge and
received the white ribbon badge, after which
the new union voted to take the name of
Georgetown Y" The election of officers
and superintendent resulted as follows:
President Miss Irene Umberger; vice
president. Miss Eleanor Kirkley: recording
secretary, Nina Havenner; corresponding
secretary, Miss Lewis treasurer. Miss
Bremerman: press superintendent. Miss
F1orencs Frisby: flower mission superin-
tendent, Miss Artz; literature superlntend-
emit. Miss Wade; Sunday school superfntend-
ent. Miss Linger; director OF music, Miss
Hudson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-19
A MYSTERIOUS NOTE.
Paper Sent tos Washington Attorney
Signed by the Late w. M. Rice.


60.
SaSueu Dy tne Late w. III. hace.
Mr. Franklin n Heuah. a natent attorney
us+b oanca.s An 4ha at,an.,o h,,t,a;,. -.
-. mas
just mace pupnc a rather mysterious let
ter he received in December. which inclosed
for collection a note for sfS9OOO purport-
Ing to have been drawn In fovor of Edrara
-. = =. " 90
ANi'o' a.i0 sishou Ny M lsice' ehe aseu
man VINO was the victim OF Patrick and
Jones In New York some months ago.
| The letter was dated Orange N 7 De-
ca,,bo, 70 ora =. ro,,o,,.
.s'Ae -, ot.I - as 1oiio"s'
FRANKLIN IL hougn, washington.
Sir: Enclosed find note of the late w. M.
Rice OF New York. The executor Is James
A. Baker of Houston, Texas. Collect and
let me hear from you. Very respectfully,
EDWARD RICE.
The envelope bearing the letter how
ever bears the most mark of the New york
| CITY most office.
Following is a copy of the promtssory
note:
$3.50 600. New York City Sent oe 1904
seven wears q fter date + nrnyaise tn nav
to the order of Edward Rice One hundred
and eirhtv-nine thousa nd dollars without
| dafaIcafinn for value received WITH inter
est at the rate ~ two nor cent,,,n ner an
NUN. And further. / do hereby authorize
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-19
Forfeitures of Collateral.

Samuel Cooper. charged with working a
horse that had sore back, forfeited S. IN
the Police Court this morning
Mary Carter. resident of Tenleytown,
gave up 70 on charge of disorderly con-
duct. William johnson, contributed 81 to
the District this morning through the Police
Court for the privilege OF riding his bicycle
without a light last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-19

an risnt-he would have paid the money
over to some man In his employ Who 80
70 pose as Edward Rice 1t may be that
AFTER Patricks arrest and conviction the
SonIeoerate In the note collection plot
thougnt there was bare chance of get
ting the money from the executor and mot
caring Gar to appear in person, sent it to me
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-19

abuse Of delegated powers 1t is time that
the nominating power was returned to the
people.
The eighth Ohio congressional democrat
&c convention has already taken $50 bal
lots. without result There are six candf-
dates from each of the six counties in the
district.
joint session of both houses of the gen.
eral assembly at Baton Rouge La. yester-
day elected Murphy J. Foster to succeed
himself in the United States Senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-19
AT THE
BON
MARCHE.
Writing Paper.

"a sheets Paper. with
Washington. ID. c., stamp
ed in blue or gold. and "a
Envelopes. in box. Reg
ular price. 25c. 11C
Pnx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-19
Jerusalem Pilgrims Arrive.

A party of pilgrims from Jerusalem arr
rived in Hoboken. N. j.. today on the Gross.
err Kurfuerst. They viii come to Washing
ton and viii be rendered reception at TN
reform bureau Friday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-19
Paper Novels.

1000 Paper Novels by
Alexander. Corelli. Dumas.
Carey. The Duchess, Chas.
Garvice. Mrs. Southworth
and other authors. Regu-
lar &C. editions. 4 II
for CSC; one. ...... "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-19
Fine Chiffon.

Fine quality Chiffon, In
black, white and colors,
AZ in. wide. for millinery
and dress trimming. Reg
ular price, soc. 20C.
yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-19
NeckWear.

Lot Ladies' Stylish
Neckwear, In silk and
washable materials, In
cuff and collar sets, fancy
stocks and embroidered
collars, black. white and
s sslor1 nac Worth l2hc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-19
Suits.

Ladies' Tailor-made Suits.
Only fifty for this sale, in
variety desirable fabrics.
straight front. blouse
Etons and coat c. en-
styles. Worth , I'SW
$12. 80 and SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-19

215 Mohawk Street, CHICAGO.
Since 1t has become generally known
that Danderine causes hair to grow just
as abundantly on the heads of children as
1t does on those Of matured persons.
many truly marvellous cases are coming
to our notice. Little Miss Russell, whose
photograph appears above, Is certainly
one OF the remarkable ones. Her beau
tiful hair Is over thirty inches long and
GREW EvERY RrT OF tn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-19
Jackets.

Lot stylish Covert Cloth
Jackets, lap seams, cuffs,
some notched collars, 9TH
ers collarleSS,
tin lined. 90 =R
Worth $500 to SaS'IS
$3.50 ...........
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-19
Ready-tO-wear
Hats.

Lot Ladies' Ready-to-
wear Hats. mixed braid,
trimmed with straw, rib
bons and quilts; navy
blue. brown and cardinal.
A very pretty style; worth
SIPS. Regular to- enc
morrow, WV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-19
Lace Sale.

Large lot Laces. Insert
ings and Edges. in broken
sets; Torchon. Cluny,
Valencennes and Point de
Paris; 2 to 4 inches wide.
in lengths of 2 to II
yards; worth 10c. to SC
1Sc. yard. Yard. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-19
Ladies' Vests.

One lot of pure Lisle
Vests. worth PC. Slightly
imperfecO, at lie. each.
Another lot of White Cot
ton Vests. worth
12hc., taped neck TT
and arms. EACH. |Ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-19
Ladies' Hose.

Every pair of Hose in
this lot Is worth 25c.-fine
black Isle in handsome
all-over lace effects, with
lace extending to dAc
toe. Pair ........-....h
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A dispatch from Lincoln. Neb.. says: The
republican state convention today selected
four delegates and four misunderstanding
to the national CONVENTION nominated a
state ticket. and selected a candidate for
United States SENATOR Iicongressman Elmer
j. Burkett of the first distf4ct was named
as the partys choice for senator by a prac-
ticaily unanimous voteDlIiThe following
state ticket was noH,isAtedei
Governor. John H. Mickey of Polk coun-
ty; lieutenant governor, Edmund o. McGil-
lon of Douglas; secretaTyspf, state A. Ga
iusha Of Webster; treasurer, Peter Morten-
sen of Valley, attorney. general. Norris
Rs1,S s Of sui1slo; ssarle Of
Dodge: superintendent f Schools, j. L. Nc
Brien of Fillmore.
The platform, after asserting its faith in
fos the aSi @
Roosevelt and commsnds. his, election; The
candidacy of John T.. Webster of Omaha
for vice president was fnd8rsed
Senatorship Involved.
A dispatch from Richmond, Va, says:
When the lists closed today there were
only sixty-eight candidates in the field for
the position of delegates to the state demo-
cratic convention here June 0. The city Is
entitled to sixty-one. and the Parker Club
Endorsed that number, all of whom favor
the nomination OF Judge Parker. The other
seven are independents, but some of them
are for Parker 1t is probable that al OF
the independents will be beaten in the
primary to be held May "a.
One OF the most important duties of the
state convention will be the selection OF
a new state committee. and to this end
work has been for some time quietly In
progress. It is q fight between the Mar.
tin and Montague wings of the party
Each of the ten congressional districts Ii
entitled to 1--WE members 1t Is claimed
that the majority OF the delegates from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-19
Ribbon Sale.

An immense quantity of
Satin Taffeta Ribbon, in
black. white and colors.
Regular lie. values. Will
be put on ia
bles tomorrow at, n1r
yard ............
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Other Hats.

In fancy lace braids,
Tuscans and rough straw,
large and small shapes.
black and colors. Regu-
Ia lar >, prices up to SOC,
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For Cleveland's Nomination.

A dispatch from Louisville says: Hehrs
:watterson. in an editorial today, announces
his readiness to support Grover CLEVELAND
for President He has been bitter enemy
of the former President for fifteen years
and has opposed him in every race. aom
ever he makes the unqualified assertion
that If Developments indicate that Cteve
land can win he is for him.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-05-13
EarltOn.

]. D. Ogden, G. W. Riley, D. Hill
ton and quite number Of Others
from here, took in the excursion to
Oklahoma last Sunday, to see the
great Indian Buffalo hunt.
Mr.. Lopeman Of the carlton hotel,
is painting his porches and having
some other Improvements done to his
house which adds much to our town.
Mr.. Wilmuth and others shipped a
car load of cattle to Kansas City on
Tuesday OF this week.
Mrs. Bonwell has some beautiful
aud up-tU-date hats on display,
Quite a number Of our people at
tended the show at Chanute on Tues
day.
The attendance at the moving pic.
ture show last Saturday night was
not very large.
Mrs. Frank Russum is reported i'm
proving at the present writing and
may possibly recover.
Mr.. CeIRer of New Mexico, an old
resident Of this county, but for sever
al years a resident Of Mexico-haYine