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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-26
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vERDAD De FACIL COMPROBAClON

por excesos Juveniles, y la incapaci-
dad conyugal. Vivi6ca los centros
nerviosos y restablece el vigor perdi-
do. Precio so centavos.
Ell Tenlulsto Renedjo Homeopdtico
del DR.. LoLb para II Veiiga cura toda
irritaci6n de la vejigs, la urinacl6D
ardiente y tormentosa 9 con mucosidad
Ia iucapacidad de retenerla, el catarro
y el dolor De Ia vejiga, etc. Precio q
centavos.
Ofrezco MISUNDERSTANDING mis-
servicios 4 todos los que no SO encusn
tren disfrutendo de buena salud pars
atenderles por correspondence. NJ
omlto esfderao alguno para restable
Ger & mis- parientes.
DOCTOR Il. w LOBB.
! Nc 219 N. Is III 81. Philadelphia Pa
u 5. Il.
Pfdase ell Manual del Dr.. Lobb
Indispensable en- 81 hogar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-26
Cdmara de Delegates
Bills presentados en- prlmera
Iectura

Fl. B. AZ. Por los senores Coira ,
Santoni. iSobrs construction de Ia
parte de carretera do Mauati 1uana
Diaz
H. g. i3 Por don Romualdo Ia
vala. Para la reparaci6n de la care
terra exlstente entire Ponce y Iauco,
pasando por Guayanilla y Tallsboa.
II b II Por ell senior Domenech.
Autorizaudo transfsrencias en- las can
tidades asignadas para los fines del
empr6stito hecho por ell Municipio de
Ponce, segdo Sc determina en- la Or
denapza autorizando la emission de
bonos por dlcho Municipio.
II. B. Is. Por el senior don Luis
Montalvo Guenard. Ordenando la
matlicu!a de ganado vacuno, caba'
liar, asnar : mular.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-26
cUR|OSO CLUB

La appendicitis os una enfermsdad
de moda; Ia prueba mejor es que eu
Sioux City (Estados Uuidos) Sc ha for.
mado una Sooiedad ents los operadou
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-26

mo puerto } harA sobre Ell 2 dc Fe-
brero para este puerto, siguiondo des-
pues para los de- Mayag04z, Ponce,
Santiago de Cuba y New Orleans.
SAntonio L6pezs. Ell Is del Que
cursa estara aqui procsdente dc Eu.
ropa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-26

simult&neamente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-26

Ell Gubernador envia corls del ca
BILE recibido del Alcalde de San Luis
que dice; xGrupo no desamparedo.
Passje seguro para las que desean re-
gresar q sus cRsas.1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-26

BiEetss blrdtos para dos testivos
En- 10 class de Cspitsl q Bayam6n,
Ida y vuelta rs ctys,; en- q l8 ctvs.
En- IL dc Bayam6n q Cataho, ida y
vuelta Is ctvs. en- % 10 ctvs.
Billete ordinario de Capital q Cata-
do On % clase 4 3 ctvs'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26
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Bladder Remedy will do for YOU all Readers May
Have Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail.

nervousness, irregular heart beating.
rheumatism, hloating, irritability worm
out feeling lack OF ambition, loss OK
flesh sallow complexion.
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In taking swamp Root you afford ma
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i'm order 10 prove the wonderful mer-
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Of swamp Root Is SO well known that
our readers are advised TO send for a
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TO Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N.
Y. be sure to say you read this gener-
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Dcseret News, The commences Of this
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II you are already convinced that
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26

Is probably causing more surprise and
CONSERVATION among the players than any
man I'm the business and the following
from him makes good reading
"It is not q case OF mute baseball, but
case " living up 10 the instruct ouS
coming from the president Of the league.
According TO Pres dent Bert there are
some rules that must be carried out, and
as long as | am employed, ! wall do my
best TO carry out uruers, No man ON tue
bench Is supposed to say "a word He Is
there to keep quiet ana play baseball No
one Is supposed To make any noise until
there Is a player on FIRST base. Then the
men sent on, 10 do the coaching are the
ones who Will have a chance to expand
their lungs, The captain Of the tam b.
the man who has the right TO make pro-
tests, and above all, there must be no
rough language, These are the orders
that have been received, and they have
been responsible for the heavy filming, Tho
sooner the players get accustomed %
what they can and cannot DO, the better
on they will be,
Before Klopf and myself left San
Francisco we had talk with President
Bert. In which he said that ne wanted us
to continue as we had been doing. | sup
pose there will he some kicks raised by
the losing club put that sort Of 'h'ns
Mention was made to Davis of the balN
rule, which is being enforced with 800
much rgidity this year. lie explained
that Secretary Farrell of the National Us-
ISOLATION, sent word TO the Pacific Coast
that the rule must be- enforced
There IS no Interpretation Of the rue
other than that which is In force In the
east" said Davis. "a pitcher can
straightcn up with his hands In the air
but when ho gets set that is, when ho
brings the bah down In his hands, he
must deliver the ball. II he takes one foot
from the rubber, II Is balk II the
pitcher moves 10 thow the ball TO ono
base and instead delivers It TO another
that also, is a balk The rule Is designed
10 permit Of moro base running Than IN
It's purpose There is no more Of the
swinging back and forth ~ the ban. II
shortcns the game and ! think that the
people win appreciate It's value, once they
see IL enforced, as liz makers Intended"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26
on THE RACE TRACK,
Not a Pnyorie Lands flrst-Long Shots
Took Everything.

san Francisco, April 25,--Not a favor
It's came under the wire FIRST all the
races being won by falrly long shots.
Betting was light on the winners, all
the pluugcrs wagering on TN picked
horses a surprise was sprung I'm the
last race a handicap when High Chan
cellor, played az even money, was de-
fcatcd by Gorgalette, O 10 to 1 shot
Weather cloudy track fast summary.
First race, four and one.half mrlongs
Legal Form won, Afestclator second.
Tony Girl third Time--j54
Second race, six furlongs- SUMMARY
won. Lily Goldlng second, Robert Mitch
ill third TimC-l.liat.
Third race, seven furlongs-My sur
price won M0rlllo second, Sweet Tooth
third Time-l;2S
Fourth race, five ana one. half fur.
lougs-Toto GratIot won. Revolt second,
Olympian third, Timo--l:0>.
lifth race, mile and seventy yards
Coulllou won Golden Ivy second, Esh-
erin third. Time-l;i6.
Sixth race, one mllc-Gorsalotta won
High Chancellor second ST. George, Jrl
third, Tme-l:i0
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26
preslQ, IS .,y has Killed six
During the Present
Hunt
WILDCATS IN ABUNDANCE.
So Plentiful that Many Are not Even
Fired at--Camp is Almost
SnOwbOuul.

Gleuwood Springs, colo, April %
President Rooseyolts hunting trip has
been crowned with success far beyond
,Js ov,..ta,ior, 49, ,,os. NJ tho mos,
va
SauSnlNe OF MS GUIDES Ihfee pears
were killed by the party today and
tyyo Yesterday or. lv the prpgidrut
..,, 49,, .. a.. ,,
ANU one nv ~ '''''''"''
i. Is. stewart OF colorado springs,
one OF the presidents hunting COM
puuio1a arrival hero ,origbt ur,ora
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p"'''' W ''''''' D""I''"" "''
brought the story of the hunt The
killing of the three bears was tele-
nbornd f., ,..r, and tr.y ,,.g.rstool
,...,
l'''' ! I'a'A''I i'o'eN''l drought """N
two Of them, but the details are LACK
ing.
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''''' 30 '''' '''''' ''' '.
present Io'"Noh, ana 40 attempt VIII
be made to cross the divide. Fifteen
fsot or snoV is ON nc proUrd nu tho
,r,.. .il, .,., .,,. M, ~. ...t.
INV ''"'' """ any r'''' ~ ''''"
Redslone would be futile, The hunt
crs are satisfied, however for they
have rnorbsd fine capt.r .of what ,ha
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moM p'IHb Hu"'rI' y" P.'"l'l w. '' lay"
ll'"' many are "I"M'H 10 's."p' Il'-
on. anol uy"'t IlIrI III men u,IeN-
.ol' St't l"' jill" SN'"S H"'' JUG"
'"HGn however .,..
Iue pear HaeI pE lhe PIu"luo.'l YES
eUu'F was OF lne Drown NuIlc,S' Hol
80 He4NI, nuu iuI! 'ISuiIb -" HIuy" Uu'l
Ply nun III, ,,Ia' 'I,lll'Il hlI,U '1'e
OF Ihe pears kileu To-Day is Salu TO- p'
hI!G@'S, put ms 'HnHol pe I'lli'eG'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26
HARDEST PLACE
IN BASEBALL.
Al Expert Makes tn. Declare
ton That it is at
Third Base.
MUST THINK AND ACT FAST.
Necessary to be In tn. Game Every
SscOud-Steel.lIke Nerve IS Also
Required at All Times

At the beginning OF each barebal sea-
son, the discussion comes up as 10 which
position on the team il the most difficult
TO play, Some contend that the pitcher Is
the whole thing, while others say tn
catchers job Is the most rcspJn5bl, ut
On expert who signs himself as boaoman
Bulger contends that third base % tae
nost difficult post
Thhd base Is undoubtedly the most off
Geult Of all positions ON baseball Id
be gays, and the great third baacman can
slmt5t be counted on the fingers of ono
LaEd
a good third ta3eman must not only
he quick TO think and act, but must have
q steel-lil;c nerve. Many players nave
Lccu successful at thmd during practise,
but could not stand the me uurius a
lame. Great physical courage ls lcqul e D.
II a layer IN TINS position, ana t.r
lABntcsI streak. ~ coWaruto, o. 'yel.
low" as II rs known In uasu. an llau,
win ruln ns chances OF CRAVING lar.
lgcrl mHIOi league club
Third base Is d.tuCuit Tor several lca
sons. The player who aucmIt t. Of las
t. handle the hardest hit butt thai 10
through the inhcld and mas to max 80
lCDgCst throw on the diamond with 1855
tine than other luncdcTs to do ( E.
Is closer blltul the
Glt tnan any Other man IN Tie inUelI
except ,hc pltcnpr ala. TINS makes his
york dCubly fapt ana .ifu,ut Ino thir
taseman is runcd upon ID lpudl, NOR,
iaan 60 per cent OF thp hunts and tYat
In itself IA a -ucryU-raclS ng duty Know.
lie mar The runner q. g"iltiy sp' pdl IA
,oSard INST Tie third bascman has To-
rake a dash fot the slow hid bali .slt
IEius around In a tantau2ug manner
,uhout lootlrp. If there lie a run Z,
l,1ving hryt OF stIcn a. NAV tho ILl i
ia4-uan nlu.t decide IN ~ u,sh yh,tb
INJe "ofai in e,t The main az ',,-'I,d az
H. a. Gnr,ld H. pHL, a r,I,t1LC mr., bnsi
IT, 20 IN no ei'ght"'i Il '.,,,,, I"t6 ydI Io
80 man eUho ON ro,r ann a cir.
r5ti6, n, tbie witn, M ~ t,cp,n' is roI
Ioctin, IN cnolp"ss ,nd ,Jcl;b.ratior NV
"SSpeaihN b,s n",,," 20 ti,5 u,|sN lao &.
,ts6ie to dccido vbotbsr tbc La,tar
s,i'g 70 hum Hr "pit he haii o,,t i,ro
bnor1r, tbr natter uilI n,nkc ono or ,uo
yoirts ~ huptirg Tor tbo nnrC, sc ~ 4, 40
he nc ARA I've scn,am ~ 'nI mon ia
scnly arrive tc bail M Isu Win all the
sNN'9 w w III "a, - - - - ",
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26
TEAM WORKING TO-DAY.
Maddox WIN Select Men 10 Take Part
In the Meet with Provo,

This afternoon on tomorrow Coach Mad
dock will probably select his track team
for the meet with the y, Y. L, Of Provo
next Saturday,
The FIRST tryout was scheduled for this
afternoon and only a downpour OF ram
will prevent II, For each event there are
already several candidates, and It is hard
TO tell Just who will make up the team.
The probabilities are that Whitney and
Moore win prove the star sprInters as In
the past. The other two places IN the re.
lay Will be filled out Of Spencer Pitt
Thompson, Swapp the two BauniDns and
Parkc. There are Eve men for pOsiu MS
I'm the hurdles. They are Butler Parke,
Brown, Huntsmau ana Breeder, There Ia
"a chance that the long distance man.
Wade win be- unable to compete in the
meet owing 10 o bad knee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26
Wasatch Team Won.

Tho Wasatch team In the Grade
Schools league, defeated the Lafayette
team yesterday afternoon, the result DO,
Ing mostly due 10 the fine pitching II a
lad named Fansler. In seven Innings he
struck out IL men, 70 Of them straight
The final Ncore was ~ 10 g. Wasatch lined
up as follows. Fitzgerald, G.; FauslGr, p ,
Miller, ID, Cnrdwen 2h,; Dale 3d., Hen
dors, SIS; Johnson, J. f.; Jennings, De T.;
Montgomery m, I.
The Unions and Washlngtons also clash
ed yesterday the former winning boy o.
score Of r. TO H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26
PACIFIC COAST LEAGuE.

Portland, April &,-short stop Atz's
tumble In the NTH and the terrific snug.
cling which Garyin received In the eighth
was responsible for the landslide which
struck Portland In the game today with
Tacoma
Manager, McCrecdie who was fined for
his conduct In the game between Portland
and Los Angeles Sunday last today paid
fine OF $50 and was relnstated,
Score: r, H. Il.
IoItldHu s'''''.''',,,.'''',''''
Tacoma OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 9 o
Batteries and Murphy; Thomas
and Graham,
Umpire klopf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26
ANGELS, Il sIWAsHEs, 1.

Seattle April D-Seattlo lost today 20
Los Angeles through ineXcusablo errors.
The locals played ragged bal after the
third inning when shields blew up and
washes went to pieces IN the same inning,
when Russ Hall threw the ball away. let.
ting In Smith and Flood on what should
have been an easily handled inhcld MT
out OF a short one by Dillon. Warren
Hall was hit freely but kept HIS mshaps
fairly we'll scattered and was well sup.
ported Attendance, 1000,
Score, II. H. r.
Seattle ,,,t, ''''p''.'',,.'.'...
Los Angeles ,,.,,,.,,,,,..,,.,.,.r9 i3 q
Batteries--shields and Frary W. Hall
and Eager
Impire-DaVls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26
SEALS. 1s: Commuters. 6.

Oakland, April 25,-Errors which we're
allowed to creep In at critical moments
caused Oakland 10 lose the game to san
Francisco by wide margin The de-
featcd team put up an unusually poor
exhibition Of heldlng making the game
one-sided. In the initial inning the Seals
secured two runs, three In tho fourth,
Oakland got one IN the second inning ANA
took Ave In the loosely played ninth.
Score; h, IA. h.
San Francisco ,.,,,..,..,,.,,,u"l3 10 .
Oakland .,,u,,.., ,..,.,,,...,,,..
Bateries-Wheeler and Wilson. Graham
and McMurray.
ImDirO-Perrine
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26

Next Friday VIII be field day Tor tho
soldiers at Fort Douglas and the athletes
az the post are getting In shape for tho
track and held, there will be a baseball
contest
Indianapolis, Ind, April 25.--Tugo Koly
Of Chicago was given the decision over
philadelphia" Jack O Bricn at the end
night The fight was fast and furious
from the start
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26
MORE ABOUT "sLATs."
Umpire Davis In Pacific Coast League
Stlrs Up Some Comment,

so much has been said and written
about the rigid enforcement Of the new
baseball rules in the Pacific Coast league
that a statement from one Of the umpires
at this time Is interesting stats Davis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26
NEW YORK WON.

New York. April 25-The New York
Americans won over the Washngtons
today In the last inning on a home run
made by Keller Clarkson was knocked
who succeeded him, was very effective,
Rcore: II, H. II,
Washington .... ,,,,.,,,,uu",n5 7
view lOfk neutrality-suspicious., ~
Batteries Hughes and Kittredge.
Clarkson, Hogg and Mcclure,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26
STANDING OF TEAMS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE,
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Boston, April S.-The PhIldelphias
won the final game Of the series at Bos.
ion today by hard hitting at opportune
lines Both teams welded the stick
AIDE for Philadelphia Attendance, 600
Score II, IL, Il,
Philadelphia ",.."..,.........,.,lO II 3
Boston ,.,.,.,,..,.,,,..,.,,,,..., 4
Batteries Waddel Powers and
schreck, Dineen, Winter and McGovern.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26

The Crabbe team took three stra ght
games from the u, c. NJ, l. team last
evening The scores;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26
DETROIT SHIT OuT.

Detroit April 25,-Cleveland reversed
things and shut out Detroit today in a
pitchers battle. a single and Bays triple
Earning the lone tally, Attendance. 800
Score: II. II. L.
Detroit Observation-Disclosures, q
kleNtlunu st's,tssss's''sss'ss,','f U
Batteries-Donoyan and Wood, Rhoad,s,
Buelow and Bemls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26

hard by Brooklyn, The home club won
by a score Of 3 to 1, Attendance, 1900
Score; r. X. e.
brooklyn '.s',.'.''.,.'''''..''.',' il u
Boston Observation-Disclosures, /
Batteries-Jones and Bergen; Willis an ]
Needham. TWO-basc Hit-Balb Home
Run-SChrcck Bases on Balls-Off Jones,
!; off Willis 2. Struck Out-By Jones, 81;
by Wills, 3.
Umpire--J ohnstOne
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Brooklyn. April &.-Vio Willis pitched
hs nrst game OF the season at Wash
ngton park this afternoon and was battod
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26
B. n, Chalker, Elk, Chief OF Police.
Ozark, Ala

Lame back is only one symptom OF
kidney trouble-one Of many. Other
symptoms showing that YOU need
swamp Root are, being obliged to pass
water often during the day and 10 get
up many times during the night ina
blity 10 hold your urine smarting or
irritation In passing, brIck-dust or sed-
iment In the urine, catarrh OF the blad-
der, uric acid, constant headache, diz-
illness, poor digestion, sleeplessness.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26
PENNY " GOSSIP.

The Pacific Nat,mI Baseball league
season opens this afternoon Salt Lake
plays Spokane at spokane, and ogden
plays Boise at Boise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26

Thirty good prizes FOR the Decoration
day road race have already boon offered
according 10 Manager Rippeto lie
SAYS That more are coming IN, and
there viii be chance for everybody to
win something,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26
PHILLIEs LOSE ONE.

Philadelphia, April 25,-New York won
the last Of the series with ease today.
Pittinger retired IN favor OF Washer, who
made his FIRST appearance IN a ma or
league. Taylor's finger was cut IN the
seventh inning and Wiltsc succeeded HIM
Attendance 1850.
Score: r. II. Il.
New York ,.,.,,,.,,.,,.,..,...,..S 10 ?
Philadelphia ,,.,,r.,.,n.,..,..,l s 3
Batterles-Taylor, Wiltse and B-esna-
han, Pttinger, Washer and Klhoe,
Earned Runs--New York, 3; Philadcp
J. Two-base Hts-DOnlin, 2, Bresnahan
Gleason, Threc-base Hlt--Donlin. Bases
on Balls-On Wiltse, |; on pttinEer, ];
OFF Washer, g. struck Out-By Taylor, L.
by Wiltse 2; by PittinEer 3
Umpires- Bauswine and Emslie,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26
cINrINNATI hi. an InIns 3

Cincinnati April est Louis was able
to connect safely with Harper IN the first
inning today, when base on balls and an
error helped them TO score, Cincinnati
found Campbell, left handler, easy, At
tendance, ls0J,
Score; r. II. Il.
Cincinnati .,..,,.,.,.,.,,.....,,,,l2 16 1
81, Louis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS = o
Batteries-Harpcr and schlei; Campbell
and Warner
EarAed Runs--Cincinnati, 6. Thrco-haSe
Illt--lNidwcll Bases on Bals-On Har-
per. a. on Campbell T. Struck Out-By
Harper 3, by Campbell, !,
CmpirC-Klem
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26

The l.. b, S, q. track team will meet
the b. Y G.. team OF Logan on I'm ,
grounds at ogden ON May 4. This win
be- the first meet Of the kind between TN
two institutions, and there is much rivalry
expressed already
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26

Ralph Rose, the Michigan athlete. broke
lG-pouud shot I'M Buffalo last SatIT14v
Rose put the shot az feet lie came ali
tho way from Tennessee and had not been
OF the train AN hour lie was wllIv
cheered by an audience OF moro than 5000
people.
The Washington times., 1905-04-02

121Ac India Ltuon, e24cs
40 inches wide; nice sheer quality.
1870 waistingg, CSC.
White Mercerized Waistings: includ-
ing soft-finished Madras, Oxfords. etc.
in dots, spots. stripes. and ngures;
also plain basket weaveS.
Madras, 121ac.
Regular 15c Mercerized White Mad
ras: in stripes, figures. and basket
weaves; highly lustrous. For entire
dresses and waists.
1sc Batist, l5c.
S6-inch White Mercerized Batist;
soft clinging silk finish; with rich lus-
ter.
25c Pique, 1oc.
A fine heavy quality of White Pique;
with different sized welts.
$50 White Fabrics, 25c.
White Embroidered Mercerized Mad
ras and Sheer White India Linon. with
richly embroidered silk figures. Two
of the novelties OF the season.
15c Linens, 12Ac.
Another lot of Linene; with a finish
that makes it look exactly like the all
linen fabric. LaUnders beautifully and
makes the most desirable wash suits.
We shrink these goods free.
The Washington times., 1905-04-02

46-inch All-wool London Twine Wolfe;
in Plain colors and snowflake effects.
Colors are brown, hello, nyr-
tie, navy. tan. gray, etc. Reg
ular 63c quality at.............. ~
Silk-finish Mohair: in plain colors
and mixtures: including pin stripes,
checks and fancy weayes. IS inches
wide. Colors are brown, navy, y &c
royal. myrtle and black, Reg ~
ular SOC quality at-----------e> o.
11l yards wide Mohair Sicilian; heavy
reversible high lustered quality. Col
ors are plum. navy, brown, - 6,r
gray, tan, mode, etc. Regular = ~
f5c quality at.------------
English Panama; in the new Shep-
herds Checks. which are among the
most fashionable effects worn this
brown. and myrtle In all sized 10S
checks. Special value at.......
1N yards wide AII-wool French
Wolfe, the soft, clingfng chiffon-finish
quality. In all the much sought-after
spring shades. including rese-
da, Parsifal blue. brown, navy, Anr
royal, etc. Regular 65c quail AQS
lty at. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
56-inch All-wooi Panama Worsted
Suitfng; the smartest material for
tailor-n1ade suits and walking nc
skirts. In brown and navy hQ$
only. Regular 81 value atS
The Washington times., 1905-04-02

1ec Nainsock, 6Ac.
White Check Nainsook; in eight diff
ferent sized checks and plaids.
35c Persian Lawn, 25c.
IS inches wide sheer quality White
Persian Lawn; with new Mercerized
finish.
1870 Dress Ginghams, $50.
Regular 121ac Dress Ginghams; in
complete assortment of the new styles
and colorings for spring; including neat
checks. plaids, stripes, and wanted
plain colors.
15c Eolienne, 1910.
Mercerjzed Eolienne; beautiful silk
finished cotton fabric for wash dress
es; in all street and evening shades.
Blouse Linen, 1870.
Strictly All-pure Linen; q inches
wide; for ladies' and children's wear.
Sirn1a Silks, 25c.
Another lot of Check Simla Silks just
received. This is q highly merceriZed
cotton fabric with the exact appear
ance of the most expensive silk fab
rics. In all sized checks and colors.
including black and white; navy and
white, brown and white. lavender and
white. green and white, also dark
grounds with pin checks, in all shades