Evening Star Newspaper, April 25, 1900, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR, WEDN ES DAY, APRIL : The Spring’s : The Thing. There's one of the real reason’s for the suc- cess of the Moses Patent Adjustable Screen— the screen used in Washington more than all others combined. It is adjustable to any height g —the spring dees it—easy working and made better and looks better and is better than any other screen ever produced. We match the finish of our Screens exactly to your woodwork. We should be glad to be given the opportunity to tell you why “the spring’s the thing’—and why the Moses Screen is the only perfect and satisfactory screen. Your order for the screens will have our promptest and best attention. The Fashionable Round Reed Pieces. Those very smart round reed “Newport” pieces have been wonderfully in demand. They are the most stylish and ef- fective of the great summer array on our fifth floor. Your shopping list should include a visit to this great sum- mer furniture department. Lace curtains properly cleaned and renewed. W. B. MOSES & SONS, F ST.. COR. 11TH. Furnttore Factory. Mattress Factory, It Peas gee 4¥e- Storage Warehouse, 22d and M Sts. a SOLAR Baking Powder Pee he EEL EEEEE RE EES bbb EBEEEEEEEEEEEEEE EBELEEEPEEEPEEELERERERE PPE : ——— It Rises Everywhere. Its Chief Merit is its PURITY. It is an Absolutely Pure Cream of Tartar Baking Powder. Its Second Merit is its PRICE. It Sells for a Great Deal Less Than Other Cream of Tartar Powders Because It Is NOT MADE BY A TRUST. Washington, 600FSt.N.W. New York, 78 Hudson St. Boston, 34 Central St. Philadelphia, 125 So. Front St. Pittsburg, McCance Block. f 1 l yj EETH Extracted without pain,-with as or local an- 50c aesthetic .. eats 2 specials for tomorrow that are worth your instant consideration. BLES. Most dificult cases a specialty! N.Y.2 12015 ° ° Parlors, St. (Over Hoover & Snyder's). murs A: THOMAS UTZ, Manager. enston- Tables, = DINING CHAIRS. Hi s ming Chairs $1 -35 ““*Chocolates,”. sae. 25c., 40c, We have a few of those odd patterns of Iron Brass Beds left lates made. We hem all over the 3 = world. 1 that we are closing out at half and deli favors E price. pot made by others. & 6U. Ib is grand assortinents, 2Ben, de. and Ge. ID. ic. S 921 F St. 1223 Pa. Ave. NALAMANANSAE AA LLANE AP RANA NESEY SEMEN MNES ONSITE WY? ap2-20d ET THE SCREENS READY NOW! ‘(OREWARNED $s_forearmed! before FLIES appear. eens. Screen Doo: Window Screens, 25. Josiah R. Lansburgh Furniture Co., 1226 F St. N. W. 5s SRR NEAR RRNA RAAARRRT T 3 MMMM NA CMM MM MAA GUA MATOM MAA AAAAALALAAGO AINE | Get SCREE! é We're ready wit rs. complete, S5e.; To onbER gree 8 Bailey, 820 7th. Bs AMEN BEAR DUPONT CIRCLE—CARPENTER SHOP-. by_ experienced and reliable men. JOHN - - 4 WALKER. Builder, 1920 Net, awe Branca | | THE BAILEY $1 SAW, WARRANTED, office, 1006 Conn. ave, fel 18*-4 ap23-i4d MONEY BACK IF YOU DESIRE. 7 ‘ Hot Weather {GarbagePails, 25° Hot weather breeds germs quickly. Every family can use one of these Galvanized Iron Garbage Pails we offer as a special tomorrow. Prompt these speei: under pric action — tomorrow — securaa Is at one-third to one-half Galvanized Iron Garbage Pail and Cover (cover not shown in cut) Special- - 25¢, Gas Stoves, 98c. We have 300 Two-burner Fire Queen Gas Stoves, double flame. OR Thureday at. .......020eeee eee ° Clothes Pins, Ic. doz. 500.000 Clothes Ping offered J] ¢ at—doren one e) 4 { 4 4 4 4 { 4 { 4 4 4 4 4 4 ee ee ee 4 ” { eteeeneenes we Iie. { FRIDAY BARGAIN ANNOUNCEME J = 9 423 7th St. csichons. 4 it { water Tumblers, 1c. WATCH FOR OUR REGULAR { Variety Store, {| owe Wash Out Sinks jj <and. closets with “CREO- || SOTE” OLL whenever you de- owe ee Creosote || tect any foul odors. It's an Fi || fdeal disinfectant for home Oi, j| tee, Keeps | the plumbing mire and healthy — destrose Toc. Quart |) Gisease” germs'c* Only 10c. quart bottle. Bottle. | "EySing for Rociing, “Nails, Tin Caps, ete. E. B. Warren & Co., MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALERS, Sor. 27th and H sts. n.w. ‘Phone 2256. 20tt i e SA.” Influence. 2 id you ever stop to think why our advyertisementé always Influence crowds of buyers? We've made it a rule that whatever we tdvertise shall be under price—eut partieular- ly close—and shrewd shoppers know it. Six undersellings to tell you about today Two Suits Reduced. Muking room for Wash Goods. $1o and $12.50 Suits, in all the new materials—all the de- sirable colors—all sizes—very latest effects. Reduced _ $15 and $17.50 Suits—par- ticularly swell creations _ in the seasonable fabrics. Re- seal ated sSeateege ef Seateay Shoot Seokenteosentons soasvete UCER 1O.,..-.0:s.0.c:eeres $9.98 Two Hat Reductions. $5 and $6 Trimmed Hats, the sSeadeefeoteateaseote ones that have been so this 3.98 $7.50 Trimmed Hats, choice mported patterns. Reduced to ..- $4.98 Two Wash Waists. One lot of Wash Waists, in white and the new colors, very latest effects -----QOc, Point Venice All-over Lace Waists, appropriately lined Mayer Bros. & Cod 037-039F St. ¢ $ So tenton z é OE EE RE EGR RPM MA LOA «EEC SEE EREPSSLPEPTTOTTSS a MT it Mariani Wine--World Famous Tonic Written endorsements from more than 8,000 physicians. Never has any- thing received such high recognition from the medical profession; there- fore Vin Mariani can be taken with perfect safety. Sold by all Druggists. Refuse Sab- stitutes. Gas Stoves for Summer. Gas Ranges. Hot Plates. Water Heaters. Ovens. | Gas Cookers. Family Gas Stoves. Best Table Stoves. £ Florence Oil Stoves. ¢ Blue Flame Oil Stoves Muddiman & Co, 616 12th. 1204 G. See our Chicago Jewel Gas Range, it tertirrrrrteerrereres GOWNS MADE AT HALF PRICE, on. indies and wash gowns from $3.50 ner Sate les. pas-ae* 1449°N st. nw. srr Try the “BLACKISTONE WATER?” Absolutely pure—marvel- ous in its action on the kid- neys—and unsurpassed as a table water. N. W. BURCHELL, 1325 F St. ~sITHE TELEPHONE BILL! Influences Said to Be at Work to Pre- venta Report. OVER TWO THOUSAND CONTRACTS Conditions Reviewed by a Repre- sentative of the Company. BELL PEOPLE’S CLAIMS There seems to be a prevalent and grow- ing impression among the very large num- ber of representative business and profes- sional men who are substantially interested in the measure that strong-influences are at work to prevent the Senate committee on the District of Columbia from making a re- port on the bill passed some time ago by the House granting a franchise to the Washington Telephone Company. The bill was introduced in the Senate and referred to the District committee, and therein re- ferred to a subcommittee consisting of Sen- ators Proctor, chairman; Hansbrough, Mar- tin, Stewart and Kenney. The bill as passed by the House was that drawn up by the District committee as a substitute for the one originally drawn by the representatives of the company and the latter agreed to abide by all its requirements. It is current- ly reported, however, that an attempt 1s being made by opposing interests to delay any report on the measure to the Senate until too late for that body to act at this session. Antagonism of Bell Company. Mr. George R. Webb, the Baltimore cap- {talist who represents the moneyed inter- ests which are behind the new company, was in Washington today and was seen by a reporter of The Evening Star. He suid it was evident the Bell Telephone Company was antagonizing the purpose to place a rival in the field where it has so long en- Joyed a monopoly at high rates. “We have given every assurance of our good faith in entering the local telephone lists,"" said Mr. Webb. ‘‘The only argument set up by the Bell telephone representatives against us was that we could not install our plant and furnish service at the rates named in the bill, which are $48 a vear for business and $36 a year for residence ‘phones, with unlimited service, full metal- Ne circuit and single wire. There is abundant evidence before the Senate com- mittee controverting this argument, and telegrams @re on file there from the com- pany in Cleveland, composed of the leading capitalists of that city, in which the rates and the service are identical with those pro- posed by us, and also from St. Louis, where simflar conditions exist, showing conclusive- ly that the argument of the Bell people ts s jeveland the Bell company never ad- vanced such an argument, knowing its ab- surdity would kill {t, and the f that the opposition company’ there now has over 6,000 subscribers and getting 300 new ones a month gives additional proof of its baso- lessness. Over 2,000 Absolute Contracts. “After canvassing the field here in Wash- ington,” continued Mr. Webb, “it has been definitely determined to Install a plant with a capacity for 6,000 telephones, and our es- timates contemplate the installation of such a plant at an expense of upward of $1,000,- 000, As a demonstration of the demand for a relief from existing local telepnone conditions, and an earnest of the substan- ual support our company will receive, we have already secured 2,110 five-year abso- lute contracts from subscribers and 1,1) contracts based on the provision that we secure the franchise. The Bell comp.uy. after its years of exclusive proprietorship here, has but 2,418 telephones In the Di: trict of Columbia, and of these 498 are go ernment ‘phones. “It is simply ridiculous,” continued Mr. Webb, “to assume that modern business men who are interested in our company and who are engaged in enterprises Inv millions of dollars would conte investment of another what the Beil company so earnestly de- clares will be a losing venture. “There is perimental about nothing € 1 stems in a single , OF even a smail place, for that matter. . the very home of the Bell cor e is an independent plant using the subw: stem. In Chicago, Cleve'an 1, New Orl Columbus, even in’ Grand Rapids, Mich., and scor there are independ than the sum of § such companies In th Public Demand for Relic: “Tam convinced that the number of con- tracts which we have secured, both abso- lute onal, show conctusively that the people of Washington demand reset from the ex¢ nopoly. ive charges of the Hell mo- 1 showed before the Senate com- mittee the other day from the report of the Bell ‘Telephone Company pts were about §. WO and the net earnings about 35,000,000. Of course, th> Washington people paid their Pro vortion of that enormous profit. It w: also cle: ly proven to the committee that the Bc people fixed the rates for the District of Columbia. “If the Senate commitiee snould deem it that its annual inadvisable to report upon the dill,’ sau Mr. Webb. in conclusion, “the will proceed along the lines it followed, and we confidently inj will be able to present a list of 5,000 sub- seribers at the next session of Congress, We are not in the field to sell. \Ve are in deed In as good a condition to buy out the other company as {t Is to buy us if it comes to that issue.” ——_-__. OB: SUNDAY RVANCE. Discussion of Propoxed Ordinance by Town Council. Special Correspondence of The Evening Star. FALLS CHURCH, Va., April 24, 1900. A special meeting of the town council was heid Monday night to further consider the question of submitting the Sunday ob- servance ordinance to the people. Mayor Hawxhurst stated that he had an opinion from Mr, R. Walton Moore, attorney for the corporation, that in taking the sense of the people on the question the council was not restricted to the general suffrage quall- fications. A resolution was thereupon pre- sented allowing all taxpayers, as well as voters, to participate. Councilmen DePu- tron, Quick and Ellison opposed the resolu- tion, holding that noite but those qualified under the general election laws could take part. Councilman’ Gould supported the resolution. Councilman Gibson said that under the resoltition Women who owned property and paid taxes could partictpate, and he was opposed to this. The resolution was defeated. A résdlution was then of- fered providing that if the result of the vote should be jn favor of the repeal of the ordinance colncil will comply, but that such action would not affect the ‘state law prohibiting traffic on the Sabbath day. On motion of Counciimafi DePutron, the reso- lution was tabled. Councilmen Eljison’ and Gould were ap- pointed a comatty to prepare for the taking of depositions,in the case of the cor- poration against the W., A. and F, C. R. R. {or non-compliance with the decree of the circuit court in regard to grading Ist street. Counc!iman Gibson was appointed a com. mittee to confer with the vestry of the Episcopal Church in regard to continued in- terments in the burial grounds at the church, —_>___. Sixth Informal Dance. The Golden Chain Social Club gave its sixth informal dance last evening, enter- taining over 160 couples. “ The club hall Was pleasingly decorated with flags and golden chains, emblems of the lub, ar- Ustically arranged. The music was furnished by Brown's or- chestra. Credit for the success of the at- fair was due to the following: Master df ceremonies, John F. Butler; floor commit- tee, V. Balaski, D, McDonald, D. K. Hill, W. Harrington; D. Downey, chairman; r ception committee, J. Carroll, Jam > ler, H. Ockershausen, nies With KIDNEY os LOWER DISEASES i USE WARNER'S FE GU THE ONLY SPECIFIC. i == ==) OHIO’S CALL TO THE UNION ‘ATOR HANNA SOUND: OF NEXT CAMPAI KEYNOTE Says Destiny Has Placed Ux Where We Are—Asks Who Will Turn Back. Senator M, A. Hanna addressed the Ohio republican convention at Columbus yester- : |_922 ‘These big specials will D NB 922 to 928 7th St. GOL ERG’S, 9 | and 704-6 K St. | “The Dependable Store.” | ° | reign foraday. _ We are determined to make the force of our underselling felt im every quarter of the city. Our “always lowest” prices have been clipped still lower for Thursday's all-eclipsing selling, and the re- sult is a batch of bargain specials that you cannot afford to pass by. Every item tells of some saving on your present needs—and that, too, for highest quality in every instance. VICTORIA LAWNS. NECKWEAR. | Plain White Victoria Lawns, 40 inches wide Ladies’ Extra Fine Qual —nice fine quality such ity Net Ties, 2 yards long I} as you must pay bc. with dainty embroidered’ f yard for at all other ¢ ends—in white and. butter. times — offered tomorrow ° Regular price, Sie. For, ° | only at. tomorrow only’ at TOILET WARES. | DIMITIES. 32-inch Corded Dimities, in an admirable assortment of the season's choi id The well-known — Wood- duintiest tintings. includ: Cp Pf pe Sir eet Preparations, Ing lavenders, belios, nnd Including ‘the Facial Cream. Diues. Regular “I2ise, Soap td Powder offered ° quality — fer tomorrow ° orrow only for...... - only a PILLOW CASES. A bundred dozen Pillow Cases; size 45 by 86 — with handkerchier 8 SAC. border — hand-torn and froned. Regular selling price is 11c. Special for tomorrow only at.. Goodyear's Double Silk Dress Shields, in small sizes only— Which Sell regularly at 15 cents & pair—offered for tomorrow only UNDERWEAR. | | day afternoon. His speech was received with much applause, and was taken as the keynote of the coming campaign. He said in part: “As your chairman has said, the republi- cans of Ohio and the republicans of the United States are confronted today with many new propositions and issues thrown around us like tangled grass in our path- way by the democratic party attempting to raise new issues upon every move o! policy lo by the government, seeking some issue, some opportunity to manifest their opposition to the policy of the republican | || party. “I say the spirit of the hour is one of || absolute fearlessness on the part of the |/ republicans. We are conscious, as your chairman has said, of having fulfilled every promise made. We took this country into JEWELRY. ra ete SIAC, __ RIBBONS. LININGS. Pearl Shirt Wi =| 1 C. | onls at beck, sleeveless, finished with taped neck and ° arms. Special for tomor- Genuine Peder's Brosh Skirt Binding, The indispensable for trimming purposes — in a iu black only — regular complete line of the new retasl price everywhere spring shades. Regular is Te. a yarl—offered price, 2c. a yard. Bu tomorrow only Oe i) yards for .omerrow only ° for iI at. PIQUES. A big jot of Plain White GLOVES. Ladies’ Pure Silk Black Taffeta Gloves, Piques” Ineheary and medium guaranteed’ taet = cerds—snperior quality —and and est actually worth Ie. and \ price, 8c. yard — tomornow oniy ° ° eee 5 i! tomorrow PARASOLS. LADIES’ SUITS. A spec! fhe Jot of Ladies’ Swell Children’s 12-4nch Mercer. tailored comprisiig Homexpuns, iced SNK Oe a tall ‘ nettans with Eton, Bolero and | ‘ext spring aS a spe. s. silk Mned. Newest spring | . TASS, castor, blues, and dV¢, if colorings—offered odd years, We promised such reforms and economic measures as would produce ma- terlal benefits to the issue, and we went farther and safd that we would go bey even the ideals of our fathers in the gre: results which must come from the perpetu- ation of such a policy. e of the cess of that polt have accomplished and hieved as affec ing the material interests of this country. Growth of Our Export Trade. “Your chairman made some statements with reference to the growth of our export trade. Why, he did not state half of it. The balance of net trade in favor of the | | United States during the last century pre- ceding this administration amounted to $311,000,000. Tn one hundred years that was our hands and under our care after four | |} cial for... i We guar. | years of the greatest vicissitudes through shen ie. he } which we have ’. ca, ecm oo 2 ue: | EMBROIDERIES. che seat ° ! nounced the policy and the aocteine ot the RP SSS eee ] republican party, upon which hac yeen | i} and Nainsook Embrofderies—in the widest ’ i builded the material interests for twenty- |||] possivle range of heau- LADIES’ HATS. | ie the net balance to the credit of the as n States in our trade with the world. three years of the administration of Pre: of nearly 200 dozen Ladies" end * Untrimmed Hate, iy tack a Rit etna ent A (0) all the newest shaper. Re se. values offered to- Ce | LACES. SS 200 pieces of Torchon Laces, with Insert- UNDERWEAR. tiful patterms—up to 4 inches wide—insertings to ‘match. Positively ¥ c. yd. for one ° ings to match—up to 4 tnebes wide. Choice of a full line of the Ladies’ Superiorly Made Cotton Undergar- most fetching patterns. ments including Gowns, Skirte, Drawers, Chemise and Corset Covers. | trimmed in varlous styles with lsce and embrold- ery. Worth 69¢.—tomorrow ° only for... UNDERSKIRTS. a SRC. HOSIERY. Special for one day... Ladies’ Fall Seamless Hose. in fast black, emeie | Ic, with fancy tops. High-spliced heel and toe—and double scle. Spe- Ladies’ Luster Silk Pettic 18-1 accordion-pleated stiffened made in the most thorough m dent William McKinley the nét balance, as shown by the books of the United States celal for one day ner. © ce of all the new spring bay || including cerise. lavender, violet. hellotrope, turquoise. pink, light Lue ART GOODS. | rye automobile, French treasury, is $1,400,000,000. It is $1,100,000,- || bite—no store ever sold for C | 060 more accomplished in those three { A special line of Battenburg less than €1.25. Special to- ° than been accomplished in 100 || Wandkerchiet Patterns, which morrow OMEF see ee { preceding. And then, looking into the fa |] Reter sold. tor, less, than 10 ¢ ue H} of such results, I rer your chairman's : efor morro} G } werds, ‘Do we Want a change?’ only ate... seers AS STOVES. | “Do we want any different business gom- | | -—— “tre Queen’? Gas Btoves, «ith 3 audio If binations for us? Do we want any differ- | |[ | Battenburg Linen Thread, offered for 4 burners and 5 foet il ent policy for the American people than tomorrow only, per spool, at. . | of Best geallty, cor: | that which is building up and making us Se Bee the greatest, the richest and the stronge: ENGRAVING. as : Ir ° nation on earth? The laws of comm 5 regulated by the best economic meas are as infallible as the laws of natur have proved to this country and at our polle - and must s to and in the fe’ have had under this proved that in the ] |} every year looking ahead {I vealth and gain, We shall b administration we ratio of progres: to our enormo} Your name eng: copper plate a w "REFRIGERATORS. Refrigerators, with cooler at “87 $2.25 and “guarantee work unl to the highest grade—for one day only at lined “and onk finished. Special for tomermw only....... 5G Cards reprinte tomorrow only at be made stror e given far better and wider oy to do good in the galvanized march of christianization and civilization of the world. Results of War With Spain. “The results of the war with Spain are not accidental. The destiny which has been written for this country must be fulfilled in the natural order of things. It was but one step forward in the direction of the duty set for us to do, and no matter what influences may be thrown around us to impede our progress, it cannot and will not stop. 3 = : : z 3 : : : 3 x bs ‘ : : : i : 3 : $ : z : 3 do not care whether you call it impe- rialism or expansion. ‘he destiny of this country is written, and any party or com- bination of men that attempts by any sub- terfuge or makeshift in politics to stop the power and progress of the nation. will go down under it just as the demo- cratic party has gone down. We are proud of our record; we are proud of our business experience, and we are glad to have had the opportunity to demonstrate to the world that the polley and business principles of the American people meant the civilization and christianization of the whol bg § that suc 3 in material thins is that opportunity and mak mplish these great results. ound Keynote. Ohio to “Now that we are embarking in this new policy, and now that this government is confronted with the responsibilities which are open to us, we ask the republican party in Ohio, ax we did four years ago, to sound the ynoie to the balance of the Union; to express her confidence in her great lead- er, our President; to show by the intere: they take and the efforts they make in thi campaign their conlidence in that leader- ship, in their determination to stand loyally by him and his policy. His courage during all the dark days of that®war and many complications which succeeded it has never failed for one moment. And I want to im- prove this opportunity to say in this pres- ence that there has never been an hour, no, not a moment, that he has not been in touch with his party in Washington. “The consciousness that he is prepared for and is meeting every difficulty, deter- mined ‘to do What seems best and right for the people in our Insular possessions, at the ‘same time maintaining the dignity and prestige of our own country and protecting our labor and our industries—that feeling that he is doing right has enabled him to call to his support that aid which alwa, comes to a strong leader of men, and, no ® pee seeteei matter what collateral issues may be ar- | %, ranged in the coming campaign, I know | & that_ the oe pers of the United States feel comfortable and confident when they know that William McKinley is at the wheel.” ———+e+ Anniversary of Odd Fellows. The eighty-first anniversary of the estab- Mshment of the order of Odd Fellows will be celebrated tomorrow evening at Oda Fellows’ Hall, 7th street between D and E northwest, with a musical and literary en- tertainment, to which a large number of invitations have been issued. The committees in charge of the affair are as follows: On. entertainment, L. Pum- Phrey, chairman; J. E. Fowler, P. H. Leary, F. A. Stier and C. D. Shackelford; on re- ception, P. Walker; executive committee, L. mphrey, D. W. Keck, J. E. Fowler, J. F. Brown, G. W. Crawford, J. Hughes, ¥, Nottingham, P. Walker, F. A. Stier, J. N. welt, L. Savage, A. S. Webster, A. E. Leckie, E. Giclas, Mrs. J. Allan, Miss N. Pierson. = Sunday morning Rey. Donald McLeod will Selenide eet Lansburgh & Bro, SOOT HSSSS ° ———d a ee LANSBURGH & BRO., Washington’s Favorite Store. Housekeeping Linens. You may supply your housekeeping needs at our Linen Coun- ter this week much below ordinary prices. Full Bleached Irish Damask Table Cloths, size 2x2!4 yards. Bachar, sreeeeee eee $1.25 Undressed Silver Bleached Extra Quality German Damask Pattern Table Cloths, size 2x212 yards. “Each............ $1.63 Full Bleached Extra Heavy Quality Irish Damask Pattern Table Cloths, size 2x24 yards. Each...... - $1.85 : These Pattern Cloths are worth 25% more than the advertised price. 100 dozen of 3g Undressed Silver Bleached German Damask Napkins, which cannot be duplicated for less than $1.25 dozen. Special ....++..seeevereeee see eseecee eee c ee eeeee ee ees $1.00 100 dozen of 54 Full Bleached Extra Quality Scotch Damask Napkins. $1.19 value. Special........... : $1.00 Some Exceptionally Good Values in Towels, Which cannot be duplicated when these are gone. It would be wise for hotel and boarding house keepers to lay in a supply, as you'll need them next month when the Imperial Council of the MYSTIC SHRINE meets here. 100 dozen size 20x40 Extra Quality Undressed Irish Huck Towels). ass cnaee essa epeeee eens - 12%. 100 dozen size 20x40 Fine Quality Hemstitched German Huck 50 dozen size 20x42 Extra Quality Knotted Fringed German Damask Towels. . . ee asics Sess | oe 100 dozen size 22x44 Pure Linen Hemstitched German Huck Towels eu Goss os aos : ---25¢. 100 dozen Extra Fine Quality Hemstitched German Damask ROWS eisai cccewrince hesose <icees 50 dozen size 20x30 Fine Quality Satin Damask Hemmed Tray Olottis) cae sceseswp pean es .25¢. If these goods were purchosed today direct from the manufac- turer we would have to pay an advance of 15%. Linen Department, 1st floor, 7th st. annex. t : : 420 to 426 7th St. - it preach a special sermon at the First Pres- byterlan Church, which the order will at- tend in a body. The members will meet Sunday morning at the hall, on 7th street northwest, at 10:30 o'cloek. They will be The trial of Charles J. Ormsby, indicted for the murder of Charles Golway the 19th escorted by the canton, of last November, is set for tomorrow be- fore Justice Clabaugh, in Criminal Court No. 1. Attorney T. L. Jeffords will ape pear for the defendant, Marder Trial Set for Tomorrow.