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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-10
Sorsipil lonner fig life.
st Minnsapplisfrma rainier % paa.
isrrr mango itprc Sab.

q 8eitens Storbner or Ser peo 81.
sem al Be a~lmiuoelige gsrier (8ooros
Of SroSe), boor Sanoel meo 5oeSe,
Yiais, Srpre etc. ioreaoor paa regu.
lar @is, fadfalSte "8itfet 5dops"
49, ct 8dbr, De bar facet paa 6runo
al, at grremGn9oen or laa rtnae. at
cen fan bdpes 90 / en- 8sttc eller et
SpanS. Ser oripes aItiln uirfeliat
SpffeipiI eller @am6iiug. og Oct er
on6t at bore, at npnfge ,Sarmers er
mcS, i0et DC IaSer iig HGrre al Ngeu.
ter eller ielo cr beiatte al Spiaelmtets
Gm,h.
= W~fiImenppliS bar MI ct iaa0nnt
gpdet Chop aaaet faGit. Get faISer
Tia tie Gee Commission o. trr life
minore enS t75 ttnSerufoefinaer
umot ON / 8eitcrs 9rer. George s..
SanmronS err 5orrstru9sfsrer, OF
ban Dor lsbet / err @ielo paa $500.
900. SaH bapoe 10 aoHtorer / Gre
gon og marge / Wiuueiota. 8tScor.
i'm, Tufotuitaterne. 8afbiRgtpn OF
mrOeuiteS2. ReS Sielp al eget Sele-
araf itcS Ban / iorbirSelie mes Rap
Dprf, Boston, gbitaao % @imfpeg.
Gnadna bdooe Jan et gudet Sbop !
Chicago % qif faait / 1899. Gan
ifplotc On gctge til omfriug 1900
Qeriouer. OF bans 8ieIS 6etsb iig !
oet belle til $2SO,OO0 Ru bar ban
giort Sen ialnms 8olte ON igiGr or
fonmer iauoimli8ois ira set ION es
rig gtarIo
4sriu / Wimelpoti5 bar firntpet
intoo Den iaafalStc Goe Commission
iioen 1903 og ueatet sem Gplpsnir.
Ger ON 5ageus 4oterirser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-10
San Oomineo'G raftaten
scuutet or iamlet / Grtmiesnpn TOR
of brpite ben.

Truitocrtt Rooieuett bar, ion Of
tere meo0eIt, iiuttet Ell 1roftat ltleo
oeu lille RcpubIif Gan Iomingo pna
Zen Saiti / 8eitnbier % pootn8et
liz al forpalte OcnS 3olointruoer Tor
Sermeo at aFbetaIe 0errS 8ielo til SIRE.
Sitorer / europa % anertfd. RrG't
bent Hooicpelt bar toget Bette Strtot
FOR / SperenSitemmelie meS Wonroe'
Toftriuen at binorc e%urop9iite ptoB'
ter fra at optrpSc paa I~ianenSe Bis
ca iadle0es pdd en- WdaSe moerlp1.
ue iia dmerttmif Serritoriun. gtett
Tor Of faa @uloigheo mad 8raftuten
Ito6i9Ite8 al De 6orcueSc StaterS &C.
mt, OF her msoer oen getG1tfeligbe'
ser. : Gluten al cen 5sSc 8ongres
furSt Scrutet life 3to nof iii at be-
banbic Gan GouFiugofS rdftatet, %
G~reiiSenten inofalote 6crfor Serdtet
/ Sgn 59oe aougres, iom begunSte
4be Mart5 iiSitleoeu. til en- @rtraieSs
lion. Sraftaten bchanoleS mi bDer
Guq, oq cen Zoe @tarts eteSes man
ON at 0isflttere Sager for tufte6e
Gore. Stemningen or for, at man
life itul gisre Srattaten til ct 8arti'
ipsrasmnal. 6lere Seratorer feler
Tia iaareSe pe0, al g~rRfiOenteH op,
traaSte meS Roifbeo 90 t~adHobPOeoe
Wonroe.I oftrineu uoer isrit at ipsrs
Qe Sen bsie 6oriGmltng ON 500.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-10
Jnopanorinsen.

! iorriae llge !om 1855 SnS.
punSrere til ReD 9orf / 10 Sfi6e. :
Scuue ltge peute3 Is Sti6e. % mnu
mener. Of 81 pil fore beupeS 10000
Smnigrantcr til bette 2nnO. Sup
al Sem 6rinaer 1887 StaIlsnere. 9ct
er life lengere iaa. al SpOerropPerne
itauier Rem port eiler anore Suit.
6pcr / 2iteu; Sc ileite SruSer MI osit.
oper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-10

aairo | sGappten % er blepeu ior'
iremmet til Miniiter ! Anmpnien.
Gen nip9reR6e MiHiIter | SOL.
lanos ScpcSftao Sdag er Stuuforo
Retpel ira Ct. 4aul.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-10

at oplpie ON, Of Storilndterne !
1903 tiente 1871 Gents Or. 100
Eunh og / i903-4 1875 Gents. GeS.
ubcn tieute sc itore GUNNER paa De
iaafulote 9tproolifter - paa Suoer.
Scot, iom De aisr til Snsr, Snur,
aloper, Sorn, og SnbpoIse, fort ia9t
eRboer Stng, iom ct Gpr beftnar al.
Sertif fcnumer, Of StorIoaternes
Waat oper SSernbanerne aiper Dem ida
biaiae 6rnater, al inpen fou tontnr.
rere mes Dem. 7e ioar en- iaa tor
I&abat. at Sim Siu ielo ffaaer. Snd
hur De eqne Reirigerators. On ioo.
oar foitcr omfrina 81 900, og at
boloe Set tgone foiter norIia omfring
1915. Boa biSic Refrigerntcrs nIene
ineiparer Sc ira IA til II Frocent al
DC ~aIuriuoefiae Observation-Disclosures
ger.
@u al De big iir" / Ghieoao er oct
iootalote Rnticnnl Company. Wr.
8arfieIb opIDier, at oct bare or ct
mt Rdon pda amnpduierne arntcttr,
| Smtit oa NtorriS. Iom | uisle Sen
iecnSer bar looct iig iomnlen % no
Iajsr StUrelier oeroi. Se @ienoorme,
Scr tiIheric SammouS OF 6opler, blep
opfisbte. oB man idtte ct aroet Naon
pao Dem.
2eaislatupn / ann'as oe0toa Den
CITE Mdrts en- &eiollttion, Der falSer
a%isotruitctt cit Rsberbortoe 90 'fter'
ser poo SauocISbeportententetS Ghef
for Observation-Disclosures Wtr. SSnineS
u. 8nrfeIo, fproi ban ! fin Snobe'
trctnina anaioelid "bnr ~hpiood'tei
Sruiteu". R%cioluttoueu anntooer YrT'
iiSent Roofepeft on at itoupnne CT an.
oen Mano til at tage jig al alsola'
aeu on NuuS. iom CT "itoibprgig %
itaaliat", % ior fan aigioe ell Sno'
6eretniuq, Der fdIter Chs ooer ct Cant
loa. icm / ~en hcl Reconsideration bar
Iplunorct bouoc aisber oG 6orbrnger."
Sffentliabeo ma her til. for at DOL
frt fan ie, bpiIfe ureifrroige cg onOs
8ierninaer, a~isotruiteu sper. :
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-10
Naar. WeOiciu.

Ter sr inssr aarsrr. Sa en- geo RssiciH
,rauees iaa uisssi, Jon oui Barren.
sIobst &c aren't. iragt % fattigt-eH I'll.
tano. Der auiaoss REQ Sinner % aneet 10.
lat gaa apist ps Ssssme. seo Manssl poa
s~panjisseO. Fab Of apes;a. sRaHseI Paa
s.prig % 2tulisbec.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-10
Sra General a,,rofiS S~upeotuurter

Sra @eueraI aurofis Sopeotuarter
meloes piu Sr,iou Ben Soc MortS
RuSierne bar i 9tot i Sfiul al Der
fet rsnnnet belle iiu Stiantg ldngS
Sbufteffoben % er M | filo Retrpi
norboper. Snponeiilf Snfanteri er
tgt / SGlei1e paa Dem. Snbeu Tus'
ierne brsb op, iatte De Slb pna pRl'
oige 9pnger al arigsiorraao, Der
brpltote befe 8otteu. RufoeuS 6olo
IipleS at pGre npr forcItaoeuoe. So
pmeierne preSier <sierrle boarOt
imoo git.
ct anbet Telegram meobeier, at &C.
neral Sinebit6, Gbef for Den ferite
manduriife arme, itobigt maa pige
for sSapaneierne UNDER General &u'
rolf, ser M er naoet nPr op til 5it'
fblut. 5ioIig Snsoug @orgen ero'
breoe SSoponeierue 0tafunton / Spo.
OFT Tor Wltr0efl.
Sra ct. Petersburg meIbes Den
Soc Marts, at Sppnoingen ser | 9pelr
er op~erorbentlig. Meo Den itsrite
9@ngItelie imsSeier man gfterretnin.
ger ON ll6ialoet al Sen ppIbi9e
aamp, Der bill bpiegle Dem ruSiiife pr.
mes SfiPbne. Otter 6e iibfte Cages
8egiuenbeoer or man ~for6ereot pao
oct pprite. ba ingen IGgger SfiliI paa,
at allropatfinS StiIing or beipera..
Wangelen paa @fterretninger ira
g igsIfueplaoim set iioite 9sgn bt.
orager noerligere til at gisre Sten,
ninsen trptfet i BEN r~itsiiife Supeo.
itob. Spefulationerte breter iig Blot
onL boorbiot auroputfin bill bore
iitano til at pifle Jig no Of Sapane'
iernes 8lsr og ioerfiPtte ct oronei
Silbaeetog fom peb 2iupon9, elGcr
set ifol enbe HeS oiIo S1ust - eller
alerpprite Salb - ON belle Den rms
fife SPr bill BIZ sbelagt eaer tage'
tiIfange.
en- af Sc fsrite 8a9e ol bringe ge.
ifeo berom, pg oenne Gfterretuine
imsoeIees neb Spanbins af belle Der
Ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-10

erohret Ell bel Gel aanoner, itore
Wt9ngoer al 9ropiant / 8andanpao
og eft 4l9oeoepot j Eabnntai.
&iisierne meSSeIer, at Sapaneier'
mes 9eletrtngSfanoner ira Bort pr.
tbur, Der fan ienoc p9Ibige 8rolefti.
Ter oper en- afitanh al otte Mil, ait-
retter irpgtelise goeI9eeelier. Sntet
fan mooiina bisie irpgtelige Gnaben,
Gen Soc t~eleeraferes ira ct, Ee.
tersburg, at 8rigsmiuiiteriet enorul
fife inorsmmer, at Sia9et er afgiort,
men set erfl9res beitemt / bsittaaeu'
De, bel umoerretteoe areoie, at 8ltro-
patfin bar %telegroferet I'll S3aren /
WanSags, at oct err BAN itmiIigt at
boloe M1ifoen 90 Siibin, oe at ar'
meens Silbagetog norboper allereoe CT
besptbt. @n anbeu rusiiif 8apport
gaar no pna, at Sirsong bar Ell pSerlt
ubelSig Sag for &usierne, ibet Sapa.
neierne ffal bare br1tot igiennem Rlts'
ierneS Centrum o. erobret 13 ippre,
rltsiiIfe 9eleiringSfanoner.
st Telegram ira Sofio al iamnte
CATO gnnr ogiaa no paa, at &usicrne
er if9ro nteo at rernne Mlifoen %
5uibun for at isge at trpffe Jig til
bage iii Sie-Iosiet, men De feler Jig
~operbepiit ON, at SSSapaneierne oil bore
iitub til at forbiubre bette. &nro'
patfin ielo ifal bdpe reiIt til 6nibnn
efter at babe bolot et 3rigsraos, bbort
TOO al bans Sffieerer Seltog. Sans
Nrriergaroe, Der beitaar al 10000
uoisgte trooper, bar bcgpnbt Of gaa
tilbage. &ineiere mebocler, at Wfnf'
oen or belt forlaot, % at De tore gfa.
gaiiner / oen rltsitife Del al gpcir er
Diet if1lbt ibrnno al S%oparpierne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-10

Ten Toe DARTS t~eIearaferes ira
&riitiauia. at Gronprins 8litap har
onnooet oeu tiSIiaere 5innnsminiirr
NideIien ON at oaune uu Gegiertrg
efter @irtiterict Sagerup. iom trdaSta
al Den lite Warts.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-10
Koniulatiaeen
Storfbinasts aomite iureHaar eact
auniniatoeien uprcttef.
Wihelien ~Ssrftemiuiifer?

Sra ariitinnin telearnferes sem 6ta
Rarts. at oen at Stortinget ueSiotts
SpeciaIfomite pad 70 WanS neS i6
moo 3 Stenmer bar beiuttet at 10.
reiIm oprettet ct i~eIuftGnbiet norit
RcniulatoGien, Der ifnl beppnSe i'm
8irtiombeo inoeH tite apriI 1906.
Ser er nItioa iunSet ct llStrgt Tor
Hor6tnpRSenes ioite ge1utning ON
OF ~toae SGgeu | i'm egen Sodno"
uSen 9eninn til 5periae.
at set iomIeSc Stortins ochtoest
aomitcen8 SuSitiaius er rel pno 6or.
boaro ieIoiost, oa Set itaar ga ieieI
at iod ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sanftion.
Sihtatioueu er nofian ipRnbt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-10
Hoods S~arsaparilla
og Pills

Nor slooe, rent. 'raitiss % rIst ltaher as'
petit. siper S~paHRispeo. Stsrte % strIis-
heb "a helbreeer ale uolot. Sab belle Sa-
milien bsspnse at tase ben ieas.
Hoods Sarsaparilla lsser 81
betbrsse % Setser ssfttt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-09
NO CONCLUSION REACHED.
Rev. Mr.. Williams Considers Call to
Philadelphia Church.

The announcement published Saturday
evening that Rev. Richard p Williams. rec
tor of Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church,
81 and c streets northwest, this city, would
receive call from Christ Episcopal Church
of Philadelphia to become the rector was
received with great surprise and no little
CONSERVATION by the members of the local
congregation. and with considerable interest
by Episcopalians and others throughout the
city. The services at Trinity were largely
attended yesterday, and many persons were
anxious to hear from the rector personally
whether he intended to leave them All
urged him not to go, if he had received a
call. Mr.. Williams declined to discuss the
matter.
Mr.. Williams was considering the call this
afternoon He told a reporter for The Star
that he would probably not reach a decision
until the end of the week, and that he would
!nform~his vestrymen, before any one else,
II he made up his mind to resign and go to
Philadelphia So many people have urged
him to remain, he said, that he would find
it very hard to go.
Mr.. Williams first came to Washington in
February. 1897. He came practically as a
stranger from the Church of the Holy Com
forter at Montgomery, Ala, and since his
advent to the ranks of the Episcopal clergy
In Washington he has made a host of
friends and admirers. His congregation has
grown in numbers and In it's activities in
Christian work 1T now has more than
double the membership it had when Mr.
Williams was called here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-09
49, EoREIGN MISSION RALLY.
Services Begun in Vermont Avenue
Christian Church Today.

"A foreign mission rally, in which all the
churches of the Christian denomination in
the city are taking part, was begun this
morning in the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church. Rev. F. NJ. Rains. corresponding
secretary of the Foreign Christian Mission
airy Society, with headquarters in Cincn-
natl, Ohio, was present and conducted the
rally. The chief speaker was DIR. w. E.
Mackln, medical missionary from Nankin,
China.
DR.. Macklin has spent twenty years in
China and is thoroughly acquainted with
the conditions there. His address was in
teresting both from a missionary and a
general standpoint. According to his state
ments, China is full of revolutionary So
cieties that are prepared at almost any IA
vorable moment to attempt the overthrow
or the Present system of government and
introduce western ideas. In a large meas
ure this reform movement is due said DR..
Macklin. to the labors of the Society for
the Diffusion of Christian and General
knowledge Among the Chinese, which was
rounded by western missionaries. Trans
iating into Chinese good literary works has
been the chief work Of the organization.
and now the Cinnamon are beginning to do
this themselves. DR.. Macklin made some
interesting observations % a reporter for
Inc Star in regard to the attitude of the
Chinese in the present eaS.ern war. He
said their sympathy is with the Japanese,
and they are beginning to INMATE the lat
ter in many of their western methods He
thinks the result of Japanese supremacy in
the east would be that the Chinese would
take their civilization second hand from the
Japs. instead of welcoming westerners with
IL their borders.
According to Mr.. Macklin a native China
man said to him not long ago:
our country Is like a watermelon Which
slice is your nation going to take?"
The sentiment back of that statement was
IN large measure the cause of the recent
Boxer outbreak. DR.. Macklin said
Other speakers at the session this morn
ing were: Rev. e. 3. Bagby of the Ninth
Street Christian Church. Rev. Claude G.
Jones of the Thirtyfourth Street Church,
anu Rev. Walter F. Smith of the Whitney
Avenue Church. Rev. DR.. F. D. Power,
pastor of the Vermont Avenue Church, and
others will speak this afternoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-09
NATIONAL BASE BALL MEN
Important Subjects Considered at To.
days Meeting in Cincinnati.

. CINCINNATI, January 9.-Increase in the
draft price for minor league players and the
proposed spring series of champions ship
games between New York and Boston were
the chief subjects considered by the ma
tional base ball commission which met here
today. Belief that Ban Johnson president
of the American League would recede from
the former opposition to the requests of the
minor leagues, thereby making simpler a
matter of compromise in the drafting of
players. was general.
An alternative proposition has been made
by John L. Brush, who telegraphed his ad-
vice. Representatives of the minor leagues
Kept IN almost constant communication
with Mr. Brush during the day.
fresident Harry Taylor of the Buffalo
team OF the Eastern League said TODAY
that the various leagues should get topetber
oH the matter OF salaries in order that those
VINO nave put their capital into the business
might make some money :
PRESIDENT Herrmann's first report since the
VI sahlzatlon or the national commission In
september 19O3, WIS ready for presentation
today. During that time ITO cases have
Deen presented to the commission for adm
oioatlon, only one decision failing to meet
WITH the approval of the parties interested.
Lhat was the case of Skel Roach In which
the Material League questioned the iuris
diction of the commission
Inc report maintains that the case was
oeciuea according to the national agree
nent. Inc most important need is IegisIat ion
.nat VIII prevent fictitious drafting. other
wise known as the covering up of PLAYERS
ne Iavors the adjustment of the custom
OF advancing money to minor league NAV
ers until after the drafting season 10 p,,a-
ana the total abolition of contracts From,
which the reserve clause has been stricken
He opposes the American Association r1,Ie
Tor the return to the club from whom, mr.
chased of all players secured from that
league t tna'
Pitcher Jack Taylor of the ST. J,o,,s
club is here with affidavits to suDport his
claim that his pitching in the Chicago
post season series couple of seasons q 90
was honest Charges that he had purpose
~ lost the game have been made against
him.
Among those in the city to attend the
meeting are Presidents Harry PuIliam of
the National League and Ban Johnson of
the American League, p. T. Powers of the
Eastern League. Kavanaugh of the South
ern League and T. H. Murnane of the New
england League, and Barney Dreyfuss Of
Pfttsburg, w. j. Shettslane of PhiladeJ-
phia, Ned Hanlon of Brooklyn, w. H wat
kfns of Minneapolis, c. F. Ruschaupt and
Ed Barrow of Indianapolis George Tehea,,
of Louisville, George Stallings and Harry
Taylor of Buffalo. Charles Comiskey OF
Chicago. Howard Griffiths of Jersey CITY.
e. S. Barnard of Cleveland and Secretary
]. N. FARRELL of the national commission.
President Grillo of the American "A ssocia-
ton, President Hermann of the national
commission and Manager Bancroft-of the
Cincinnati club. being residents of this
city, are acting as hosts to the members
of the commission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-09
MAY BE HERE.
Thomas W. Lawson Thought to Be in
WAslinEton. 1877

Thomas yfson, s. ssssfon enemy
OF the Standard Oil Company. is thought
to he In the city. for the purpose of laying
before Attorney General Moody the facts
he claims to possess, going to show that
the copper trust is, violating the Sherman
antitrust laws of the country. At the De-
partment- of Justice this afternoon 1t was
stated that man who gave his name as
Lawson called there this morning. When
informed that Attorney General Moody was
ing he would call again. 'st&f f"rs
1t has been announced that Mr.. Lawson
proposes to lay before the Attorney Cen
eral many secrets as to the business of the
copper trust that may lead to governmental
action against that combine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-09
$3.50, S8.75 and $40
Walking Skirts, S..

About 400 in the lot-and
they're reduced because we need
the space they occupy for other
purposes.
They are made of navy blue
and black broadcloth, cheviot and
zibelines; exceedingly stylish man
nish mixtures in checks, plaids
and stripes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-09
Lumbermen Elated Over OUTLOOK.

BAY CITY, Mich..l January 9.-Lumber-
ing operations. in Michigan promise to
show this year a decided improvement over
1904 The conditions for putting in logs
throughout feastern Michigan are excep-
tionaiiy good With the market prospects
decidedly better. nearly all manufactured
lumber having stiffened materially during
the past few months lumbermen are elated
over the general outlook
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-09
French Honors for Americans.

PARIS. January 9.-The foreign Office
announces the appointments to the Legion
of Honor of Maurice de Kominski, agent
Of the French Transatlantic Steamship
Company at Chicago; Mr.. Pintard, presi-
dent Of the French Benevolent Society OF
Philadelphia, and Charles II. 6teinway. Sc
NOR member Of the New York Arm Of
Steinway & Sons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-09

Made in the popular killed and
flare style, with button and strap
trimmings.
There is variety to satisfy the
most critical woman-and this Of
fering is made for three days only.
At the low price quoted altera-
tons will be charged extra.
Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-09
justices to Attend rehabilitation.

Chief Justice Clabaugh and Associate
Justices Barnard. Anderson, Gould and
Wright of the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict of Columbia will witness the formal
induction into Office OF Mr.. Chief Justice
Shepard and Mr.. Justice Duell Of the
Court Of Appeals, at 10 O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-09
Steamer Reached Port.

LONDON, January 9-The Sunderland
steamer Dinnington. which coliided of
Ramsgate yesterday with the Belfast
schooner Dispatch. and which was believed
70 nave sunk with her crew of ten men, ar
rived safely in the Thames TODAY. The Dis
patch was lowed into Ramsgate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-09
Gowns.

Muslin Gowns. 2 styles, high
and v neck; trimmed OMC
with cabric ruffie...... .A>~s
5 styles Muslin Gowns, round.
high or square neck. long or
short sleeves; trimmed in
bunch tucks and 2
rows embroidery in Roc
sorting. ............... WV
4 styles Muslin Gowns, high,
v and low neck, long and ell
bow sleeves; trimmed in en-
broidery insertion, Zoe
tucks and Val. lace .O>Ss
8 styles Cambria Gowns. v,
round, square and high neck;
yoke of embroidery and hem
stitched tucks, or fine pin
tucks; trimmings of embroid-
cry, Val. lace insert- Soc
ing and beading. wv
Is styles Camprict or Naiu-
sock Gowns, round,f square or
high neck, long or short
sleeves. some with Jokes of
pin tucks, finished with medal
= lion. others of embroidery and
tucks, or Val. lace and tucks.
Many of these are finished
with l beading and FUN zoe.
with rlDOOn, .as..,, I'VE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-09
Bishop Spaulding Improved.

PEORIA, ILL.,, January 9-The condition
OF Bishop spauiding. stricken with paraIy-
SIS Friday night. was much improved to-
DAY. His physicians announced that he
passed quiet night. and that sleep was
natural and not induced by opiates. He Is
slowly regaining the use of his limbs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-09

While the fire department was fighting q
hre In the barn of George Wilkinson at
ashland. Wis. yesterday a quantity Of dy-
namite exploded in the burning building.
seriously inturing four firemen and two
spectators.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-09
Dress Goods Bargains.

Black Venetian Cloth, "a in. wide. A
regular $1.25 grade: reduced S1 mn
TO, yd.
Black Waterproof Cloth, in a perma-
nent finish. Specially priced SD DS
36-in Black Atwood Nuns
Yelling. a regular 49c. quail 47H/ n
ity. at, yd...................s..S w.
36-n. Atwood Nuns Yelling and AL
batross, in an excellent assortment of
street -, and ., evening eolors. 37hc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-09
Dress Goods,

Worth 98c., $I.25 and $I.4o yard,
At Soc, 75c., csc. SIPS yd
We have placed on bargain tables an
excellent assortment Of Zibelines, Man
nish Suitings. and Coverts and Invisible
Checks in weights suitable for wear now
or later in the spring. They are rare
bargains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-09
Drawers.

Muslin Drawers, with bands.
cut full: finished with IT,
tucks and deep hem... I've
10 styles Muslin and Cambria
Drawers. open and closed, with
and without umbrella ruffies;
trimmed in lace inser- Do
ton and hemstitching. &>Ne
IA styles Muslin, Cambria and
Nainsook Drawers, plain and
umbrella effects trimmed In
embroidery edge, tucks, hem
stitching. cotton torchon and
Val. insertion "a nd 2Mo
edge; all lengths.... WV
Cambria and Nainsook Draw
ers, plain and umbrella styles:
trimmed in fine Val. lace In
sorting and edge, pin tucks.
nainsook embroidery and
tucks. Made with EMC
yoke bands and tapes. Wv
10 styles Cambria and Main
sock Drawers. cut full. All
are prettily trimmed In differ
ent ways with point de Paris,
r Val. and beading and ribbon;
some with embroidery
and h e m S itching. zOc
Choice at.................
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-09

IS Tan and Castor Kersey Talor-rnade Coats of
fine quality, satin lined tailor stitched finished;
also II medium weight " length Black Cheviot Coats
with cape top. Marked down from $3.50. CO IF
ung; seams strapped: satin lned with and without
Velvet cola RS. Marked down from $3.50 $50 G an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-09

5 styles Muslin and Cambria
Short PetticOats, finished with
deep lawn ruffle, trimmed in
embroidery, bunch Roc
tucks or hemstitching.. wv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-09
Short Petticoats.

Muslin Short Petticoats.
French bands, finished with
cambria ruff1e. tucks Die
and hem. nSs
3 styles Muslin Short Petit
coats, finished with cambria
umbrella ruff1e. edged with
cotton torchon lace or DMo
hemStitched tucks. ,k$Ns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-09

10 styles Muslin and Cam
brio Drawers, plain and UNI
brella styles: yoke bands and
tapes: finished with cambria
and lawn ruf1les; trimmed in
tucks, hemstitching
and cotton torchon Die
lace. RS'