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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-13
THE SEIZURES OF FLOUR.
GREAT BRITAIN's REPLY ENTIRELY Salts
FACTORY TO THIS GOVERNMENT

GREAT BRITAIN'S REPLY ENTIRELY Salts
FACTORY TO THIS GOVERNMENT.
Washington, Jan. 12-At the Cabinet meeting
to day Secretary Hay read the reply Of the
British Government to representations regard
ing the -four seizures in Delagoa Bay. Mem
bers Of the Cabinet after the meeting said that
the British answer was entirely satisfactory TO
this Government
There were no developments OF interest here
to-day in regard to the seized American -four
and provisions, the two Governments concerned
devoting their efforts 70 procuring evidence OF
the ownership Of the different parcels Of goods,
with the view the part of the British Govern
nent. il is assumed here, Of making good the
losses Of the owners. In fact. with the decision
enECunced by the British Government yester-
day touching the freedom Of foodstuffs from
seizure under ordinary conditions the sensation
al features have passed from the negotiations.
and all that remains is TO adjust certain small
details.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-13
CTCLING.

NJ Il Bedding. IT.. the chief consul Of the New
York Division OF the League OF American Wheel
men, will send the following instructions 20 the
consus throughout the State.
In large cities it would be fnconvenient for mem
10 become members OF the same consulate and. &C
cordllgly, there be any number OF COnSulatsS
convenience OF the vheelmen by whom these con-
sulates formed The rules proposed BY the
National Committee Local Organization provide,
among other things. as follows; Rule Amy ten
organization within the League Of American
Wheelmen-' Rule 6-fWhenever more
town II is recommended that 10 insure harmoni-
Gus and effective cooperation in League work. tie
senior COnSulS OF these several COuSulateS shall
meet and organize Board OF Consuls. 70 assume
city or town in which these cOnsulares located.
and within such adjacent territory II be
thought proper 10 include. Each Board OF Consus
shall elect president and q secretary. and shall
appoint such committees may be required. but
Consulate Boards shall Conine their efforts 70 such
general objects and improvements as pertain 70
lation by the city and county authorities referring
special and detail work TO those CousUlares BY
The orgaulza ton management and procedure OF
the Board OF COnSulS shall De conducted o
insure loyal and fraternal spirit among their
members and q sentiment OF mutual friendship
they represent Wherever Consulate Board has
been established. il should adopt the practice Of
the different cOnsulateS within the city town.
thus king Itself familiar with consulate affairs
and giving its members Al opportunity 10 cult
yate an extended and useful acquaintance among
ferent parts OF the city Such meetings viii also
inspire an added interest on the part of the diG-
unite the members IN a closer and more fraternaI
feeling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-13
SOLE SURVIVORS OF THE URDANETA-
VESSEL RAN AGROUND NEAR ORANG1, AND
NATIVES WARNED INSURGENTS. WHO KILLED
ALI. SAVE TWO OF THE CREW

Vancouver B. c. Jan. 12-AdviCes from Manila
say that Benjamin J Green. coxswain, and George
NJ Powers first class apprentice, are the sole sur
vivors as far as known. Of the luckless American
gunboat Urdaueta-
While the Urdaneta was taking scundings near
OranEi she got aground. The natives, seeing what
happened. sent word 10 the insurgent troops at
Orangi. and q strong force marched down quickly
through the woods and took positions on both
banks in the underground. Suddenly they opened
fire on sides Of the little vessel vounding most
of the crew at the first voley. Lieutenant Wood,
who was in command was wounded in three places
the first few minutes.
Seeing that the vessel doomed, he ordered
that the gig be lowered to make a dash down
stream but the boat riddled while being low
cred BY this time of the crew were killed
OF sabled. Only Green, Powers and three others
remained active The insurgents, growing holder,
waded into shallow water and OverpOwered them by
sheer force Of bers- A few days later, when
the Oregon was seen approa ching, the men made
a dash for liberty. but they were recaptured and
sentenced 70 death for the attempt. The execu-
ton TO take place at daylight. but IN the night
they again escaped.
Green and Powers climbed into a tree and hid in
the dense foliage a. the top while the Fihptnos
Americans were probably recaptUred and killed.
All that night they could hear the Filtpnos search
ing for them. but morning they went away.
After travelling two DAYS without food they
reached the coast and were taken on board the
Oregon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-13
CONSUL HAYS CALL on THE PREMIER.
BoER OBJECTIONS NOT WELL. FoT-NDED-A
PIP ELY SOCIAL 1-1Sr-


PURELY SOCIAL VISIT.
London, Jan. 12.-With reference TO a Wash
ington report. cabied here. that the Beers will
refuse 10 receive AdeIbert s. Hay. the new
United States Consul at Pretoria, now on his
way TO his post on account OF the fact that he
was in constant communication" with the
British Foreign Office while in London. The As
ISOLATED Press is informed that Mr.. HAYS com
munication with the Foreign Office consisted Of
social call on Lord Salisbury which lasted
only a few minutes. and was undertaken purely
because as son of the United States Secretary
OF State and a former Ambassador at London
ne desired personally TO pay his fathers compli-
ments 10 the Premier
The Associated Press is officially Informed
that Lord Salisbury and Mr.. Hay did not dis
cuss TransvaaI matters
In reply TO a telegram from The Associated
Press DR.. Leyds the diplomatic representative
Of the Transvaal telegraphs from Brussels:
1 see no reason why the TransvaaI Govern
ment should not recognize Mr.. Hay as repre-
sentative Of the United States. I am unable TO
say more, as communication with my Govern
ment is cut of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-13
TO AID SICK AND WOUNDED BoERs
FUNDS COLLECTED FROM REFORMED CHURCHES
FOR THE RED CROSS AT THE HAGUE

FUNDS COLLECTED FROM REFORMED CHURCHES
FOR THE RED CROSS AT THE HAGUE
Chicago Jan I2-H. Vanderploeg. secretary OF
ne South African Fund Association, reports
fund of So 600 on hand, which viii be forwarded
70 rbe Red Cross when 900 has been added il.
Enthusiasm among the Dutch-Americans Is al
high tide over the subscriptions being taken
70 aid the sick and wounded Boer soldiers. In the
last week the Dutch Reformed Church Of Alto.
Wis raised 1857 the South Holland Church OF
Chicago raised $3.50 by popular subscription and
the South Dutch Church made $40 by a concert.
Many churches Of the sect in various parts OF the
surrounding country have sent IN smaller sums.
II was not more than a month ago that circular
letters asking aid sent to all churches In
Illinois Of the Dutch and Christian Reformed de-
nominations. In many cases where money has not
yet been sent the association officers have re-
ceived letters stating that the people were doing
their hest "a helm The cause along and would for
ward money as soon as sufficient sum had been
accumulated
The officers OF the association are IN communi-
cation with Baron HardenoIooH, no Is pEesuens
OF the Red Cross organization OF he Hague. ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-13
BEATRICE's CARGO NOT YET RELEASED,

London. Jan 12-Inquiries made this after
noon by the United States Ambassador, Mr..
Choate. regarding the disposition Of the Bea-
trice's American cargo resulted in nothing def
mite. the War Office having received no further
inforna ton on this matter.
In spite Of cabIed denials. all the American
goods except the Beatrice's have been released.
The Foreign Office is fully under the impress
sion that its note TO Mr.. Choate decided the
broad question Of contraband
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-13

Beivtder~-Potts f4s; Nszkirk fT5: RsEb>fz-- fss:
lockwood 1T. Eeies. 15s. total ~
SECOND GAME
Belvldere-P0tts. f4l Nevkirk TT5; R.hhein. E54:
lockwood is4. Heiiss. ia: total T8s.
Prennier-Levy l55. Koenis 121. JaTs 12s. Cohen.
los. Davidson. 153. total. e66
THIRD GAME
Rivsrda Monahan. I2s. Brodbeck- 1s5. H Ebling.
1872 Zolinzer. 1s9 E Ebiing 153: total 500
Prsnier-Levy 1856; Koenig Ios JaTs. AZ cohen is5;
Davidson. I2s. total. T0I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-13

IN neat blue case. The ceremonial adni++s,9
- 1ne olnceTs this afternoon was more elaborate
VSc S IN the presence Of the Lord Mavor
Sa,hOIloge. This portion of the regiment which
g. .o77Inorrew. attended a special service In
q FauI Cathedral tonight. and were after
ward entertained at supper by the Bencbe-s os
the inner Temple
me gazette to-day proclaims the prohihI-
Ion OF the expectation from the United King
ooin or the carrying coastwise Of a variety Of
seios capable Of being converted into military
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-13

have learned from him that much help already
has been given the Beers bv the people OF Hof-
land, The treasury Of the society. however. Is in
The 5000 nrst sent over by the Chicago asso-
clatlon reached the Red Cross week ago and
was Immediately spent for medicines to be sent the
sick and wounded Later funds viii be spent for
the organization OF hospital and ambulance corps
meeting TO be held January - in Steinway
Hall is 10 be under the auspices OF the Fund Asso-
Cia5on. among those 10 speak are Miss Jane
Aodams DR.; Emil @. Hrsch Jenkin Lloyd Jones
b J. Schuyler and Clarence barrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-13
SKATING
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS At Szvsrz1

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS At NEvBCRa-
NewburE y Y. Jan I2-The National skating
races viii be held Downing Park Lake. New
burg under the auspices OF rhe Newbu-E WhseI-
nen. on January Is and . IRE races are Friday.
/ 500 metres novice so metres Eastern Champion
ship and 1000 metres Eastern Championship Sat-
urCsy. 800 metres Eastern championship a0oo
metres handicap. 500 metres Eastern Champion
ship and 30 metres lap team race Three prizes
will be given in each championship race Tie En-
tries close on January .. with " H June. chair
man 0@ The Racing Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-13
FIGHTING SOUTH OF H4NTL4.
ALL CAvITE PROVINCE OCCUPIED BY GEN
ERAL wHEAToN's COMMAND.

ALL CAvTTE PROVINCE OCCUPIED BY GEN
ERAL wHEAToN's COMMAND.
Washington. Jan, 12.-General Otis has made
a report TO the War Department on the mill
tary operations in Luzon south Of Manila.
showing the capture of several towns and a
large number Of prisoners with arms and am
munition- The message is as follows
Manila. January u.
Continued operations Bates's command, south
Manila: 3Ith and Both regiments Calamba. com
manded by Billiard. On January l Billiard
with two battalOns 39th, attacked force insur-
gents IN vicinity, driving enemy. capturing
town Of Cabayuo: following day captured
Khan; enerny's loss thirty killed large number
wounded, twenty prisoners and rifles captured
casualties. three men slightly wounded.
January 3. Boyd three companies 37th, capt
ured General Rial. official papers and prop
erty three miles east Of Los Banos.
January i, Long. detachment 39th. attacked
insurgents at Carmonai twenty-five killed. no
January g. Billiard. with portions 9th and
18th regiments. attacked enemy south Calam-
ba- whom he drove beyond San Tomas, killing
twenty-four, capturing artillery; casualties, one
private killed; Captain Baker and Lieutenant
Petite. Seth, slightly wounded.
January II, Cheatham, 31th, JOG men. sup
ported by artillery. attacked insurgents two
miles west San Tomas. driving them from that
section no casualties.
Schwans column, consisting squadron 4th
one Of the 18th Cavalry, Both, 18th Infantry.
and six Nordenfeldt guns. under Captain Van
DuZen, seized Blnau Slang, 1nCang NalC, scat
tering enemy. who were severely punished.
Wheatons column, three troops llth Cavalry.
4th. 2Sth. 3Sth and 10th regiments, Aston and
Kenley's batteries. has driven enemy from all
important points north Of Siland line; had
heavy fighting, captured considerable public
property, iuficting heavy loss upon and scat
tering enemy. Schwan's column moving in
Northern Batangas in sOutherly direction.
All Cavite Province occupied by Wheaton :
command; heavy loss TO enemy during week in
men, ordnance and other property; all opera
tions very successful OTIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-13
TIGERS WAFER POLO TE4H.

Princeton y J.. Jan IA water polo team vas
orzanized by the university students this afternoon
Regular drills viii De taken BY the each
afternoon in the BrOkaW swimming Pool. which Is
rs feet long and % feet wide Games VII Be a.
ranged with Yale. Columbia and Pennsylvania u
The near future and the team probably VIII enter
The contests az The annual sportsnan's exposition
held in NeW-TOrk next March
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-13
DEATH OF "FAKE' SPOTTED TAIL.
INDIAN BEARING THE NAME OF THE WELL
KNOWN SIOUX CHIEF, DIES OF HEART
DISEASE IN PARIS.

Paris Jan. 12.-An Indian known as Spotted
TAN claiming TO be a Sioux chief who had been
here exhibiting, died Of heart disease yesterday.
He was eighty-nine years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-13
NTERsCHOL4sTIC NOTES.

Trinity School viii hold indoor games 81 ian
nary p
The statement printed in a local paper yestsrd&T
morning to the effect that President NcEenna o.
the Intsrscholastc Chess Associs r0n knew noLhf1g
Of the proposed arrangements for chess matches
between the Columbia freshmen and the Local
z-hoo1s vas erroneous President McEsnnz Eas
already ARRANGED tournament with the COLUMBIA
tea m 70 Be PLAYED Columbia Grammar school On
WEDNESDAY January l. TIE schedule OF the oc1er
matches watch will b. played BY the Columbia 5er
,Ljs -on-b fS a. follows. January = Hamilton
T1s+f+Ire- January - Poly Prep: January q.
Sachs. January 2. Erasmus Hall
The De La sale Hockey Team plays The Phi Delta
Srn7a seven az the St Nicholas Rink this morning
The meeting Of the Baseball Committee 20 ar
-.,ga me tnterschoIastIc schedule. which vas 20
have been held yesterday. vas postponed owing
70 the absence OF I'VE Or the committee Tie
meeting Nil probably be held Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-13
FOR AZ AMERICAN HENLET.

INTERUNIVERSTTY ROWING ASSOCIATION
INVITES FIVE INSTITUTIONS TO SEND
CREWS TO POUGHKEEPsIE
intercollegiate rowing matters have taken new
turn in the last few days which viii increase in
terest in the annual regatta OF the Interuniversity
Rowing ton. which is composed Of Column
oia. University OF Pennsylvania and Cornell TIE
stewards Of the association have decided 70 invite
i've universities 20 send crews to the annual
gatta and make OF II an American Henley The uni
yeTsltleS which have been invited Wisconsin,
Toronto, Brown. Syracuse and BowdOin- All these
institutions take interest in rowing. II the in
terest can be aroused. not only Fights. but fouTs
doubles and diamond souls Will participate in the
Poughkeepsfe regatta. provided three entries
received by May L.. That these universities will
accept seems assured. as Wisconsin did 50 last
year. and has indicated her intention o. doing
again. Other than this response has been re-
cetved- Cornell mas announced her policy
row either Yale or Harvard and will turn her en-
tire attention 10 making the Poughkeepsie races
great success.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-13

II is said az the State Department az Washing
ton that the attempt 10 secure sort OF repara-
ton fer the killing OF Lenz the wheelnan in
Turkey, Is being steadily prosecuted. About two
years ago the Turkish Government was addressed
this subject and promised 70 punish the muir
derers. II appears. however. that the attempt 70
do this perfunctory, and the guilty parties
when arrested were allowed 10 escape. and
now beyond the reach OF the Turkish Govern
ment The attention OF Mr.. StraUs, our Minister
10 Turkey has again been called 70 the 81 biect and
he viii make renewed representations 70 the
Porte.
The macadamized roads dried nicely yester-
day. and most OF them we're in good condition FOR
wheeling in the afternoon The cycle paths near
the Nassau bridge. Brooklyn. were in bed shape
Mud had drifted in on both paths Men en-
"a Eed digging away the mud in the afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-13
ODDS AND ENDS OF THE CONFLICT.
LADY METHUEN-S DENIAL-ACIDS AS CON
TRABAND GOODS

TRABAND GOODS
London. Jan I2-Lady Methuen has issued
al absolute contradiction Of the rumors that
Lord Methuen is Ill or that he was injured by
the falling Of his horse al the battle OF Mayors
fcrtein-
There is z belief in some quarters that Gen
ersl Hector Macdonald will succeed Lord
Methuen in command OF the British force al the
Mod6er River.
There unique and interesting ceremony
~ The Guildhan to-day. when five hundred Of
The City OF London Imperial Volunteers re-
ceived their kits and the freedom Of the city
- zig crowds in the vicinity cheered the ar
irving volunteers, each OF whom received
parchment certificate Of the freedom inclosed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-13
sI-R-TorRNAMENT

UB-TOURNAMENI.
The East New-York Council kept up its winning
gait in the Brooklyn Royal Arcanum sub-tourna-
ment al the Elephant Club alleys last evening
The scores
FIRST GAME
Burnside Counci-Martiu. 1S5; y King. ~. A King
i66 Nelson 1913 Finston, iSS- total, 66T-
fsushwck CounciI-FsnneIy. IA; Gould 40: Knapp
las: Wschman- ls4. Kaiser rs. total. us.
SECOND GAME.
East New-York Council 9eksfelloE. 1876. Hampks
Douglas 15s Berhusen i4B, Senior. II2 total ia
Burnside Councl-Martin. I47 y. King loT; A. King
III: Nelson. 80. Finstou, l4S, total G52
THIRD GAME
East New-York Cuuncil-RockefeiloW. In Hampks
ls4 Douglas los Bierhusen. ISL senior Is2 total T55
Bushwick Council-Fennely III. Gould las. Knapp
100. Wischman IsS Kaiser, I$S; total TO
TWO MORE COLUMBIA TEAMS FINISHED
The Bslvidere and Premier teams finished their
schedules last night in the Columbia League tour
nament leaving games yet TO De rolled by
the Rfverdale five which proved be the double
winner OF the evening. The scores follow
FIRST GAME.
observation-disclosures I52i Breebeek. ITs. Z Ehlinx
1o5; zoIlnxer. IT'S. z. EhlnE 162s total. Ts1-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-13

The De La sale Hockey Team plays chs Phi Delts
sigma seven al the St Nicholas Rink this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-13

Trinity School viii hold indoor games 81 Ian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-13

The crack Corinthian team. the star combina-
ton Of the season increased its lead last night in
the American National tournament by winning TWO
games al the Gerrnanfa alleys Rosedale was beaten
in the first a rather poor score. but in the final
game OF the evening CorInthian beat Golden Rod
by $50 to ST. after an exciting finish The odd game
fell to RosedaIe with less than 800 pins the lowest
winning q Czermania for some time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-06

Bates TX petition Meets With Resist
nncc-O.her PIliIippine Operations.

Bates Ex petition Meets With Resist
ancc-other Philippine Operations.
Manila, March 6,1GeE. Bates expe
dition 10 southern Lazon. consisting Of
the Fertieth and FORTHWITH regilnen ts,
a total OF 300 men, has occupied Nue.
#ya Gseeres, province Of South cdnar-
ines; Dael, province Of North Camar
ines, and the neighboring smaller towns.
The enemy resisted al one point and
two Americans were killed. including
Lieut.. John 2. Gallahes of the Fortieth
regiment.
on seb. 20 the expedition arrived at
San Miguel bay landed and in three
columns Immediately pushed inland.
conversiEg upon Nueva Faceres, and
attempting TO control the enemy's
routes To retreat.
AT Libmanan, north of Nueva Ca
ceres. the enemy was concealed in the
rice field and resisted battalion of the
Fortieth regiment, which engaged them
at close quarters with bayonets. After
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-06

To Cure a Cold While You sleep
Take Weeks Break Up. Gold Tab
let's. No cure. no pay. Price. % cents.
Peter Mayer. sole agent.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-06
PREDICTS AN UPRISING.
Col. Gardenhirc Thinks Cubans Will
Rfot on Erection Day

NastNille Tenn March sai.
Erf5lik NJ. GatdeDhlre prominent ci;f-
z'H el Chattanooga, We'll known over the
t!t,e has jtS, rtlnned from a trip -
.Havana. t;:snIenhii'e, in an inteivie
ppedtets an tastisiIls on the day Of THE
Havana munieiaal election this month.
II SAYS
sIn my opinan there Vii be serious.
fgeuble u I:aNana on tho day af elte
@s4ii. Acp9Itiirs 10 q late issulation
pa8nulgsStel BY t;en. MoaG and oilier
4ltthtl Ii 81 pse cent a ,lie voters VIII
re disfrane niseti nd tne peesnt or
try the dualiiie atiars 81 . voter ss'e that
he must be able 70 read and Mite aAd
psSn $3.50 Nafill Of property THIS rule
sfls advocated by the Spa, islrGs ard the.
mApe iilteiissist classes IN Havana. TIE
liltsaison alnSost iluts oilt The average
sun Of natives and many Of them de-
elare aa5 IL thes are not permitted to
vote he tht ieetien tlete Will he some
t3faat stlimg detse on election day
'I'he paafile from tn cits:de country
are nsvins ate llaavana ard 81 want
iiit some 81 gtpli are hghiing fol.
pl4aes % me police fetns wnils heM
iss t5Nle candiaagas in thu race
t5 NATIVES snepi 70 hate our soldiers
Wy Il sel-ss than the Spstniards but Tho
.at Havana that the eiubans Mil engage
III rows among themselves the minute
Igtlie troops are Nii4arslNr The cubans
appear 70 loa doing lstfle work "a fact
81 far d cpuigi see, The gardening anS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-06
wabash Increases ,,nres

Wabash Ind March s. While the
Wabash railroad management has re-
fused to recognize the labor organiza-
lions IN fixing a wage schedule for its
employees, General Manager Ramsay
has approved the increase in the wage
scale and the REIMBURSEMENT in the runs
demanded BY men thru fhe labor lead
eis with which he refused to confer
There is an increase for nearly every
man on the system and no further
trouble growing out of the failure of the
manage nent 70 recognize the brother
hoods is expected.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-06
Tanker Routs a Robber.

j. r. Garrison. cashier of the bank Of
Thornville, Ohio, mad beer robbed of
health BIZ a serious lung trouble until
he tried DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Then he wrote: 1T is the
best medicine ! ever used for a severe
cold or bad case of lung trouble. | al
ways keep a bottle on hand Don suf-
fer with coughs, colds or any throat
chest or lung trouble when you can be
cured so easily. Only so cents and ST..
Trial bottles free at Geo. P. Powers
drug store.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-06
R(!l!5Z'EE|lz ||I!i;E3
Greatest Mail Order House in Iowa.
DIES MONIES. IOWA.

Just at this time mail orders are
coming in with rush from every section
of the Northwest, the majority of them be-
ing for ssasonable goods Dress Goods
Silks, Laess, Trimmings, Corsets, Under
wear, etc. The boom has started and we
take this time TO tell you once more what
lines this Great Store carries.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-06

We viii save yoa money IN everything
yossirurchase al Tx st9fe. Il yea arg think
iae o btying Ca7pets, Rugs. HOSE far-
nsshifg- The best wy IS to ccrae % the
store /. pcss;ssis. Il going ovsr tas ID we
HI yoa VIII see that We oler eyery gar
vsarasoses, up-lo7datc and rsaeV 10 put en-
and wear.
Make tais ss9rs Ycay head IL i tsrs.
Write IS IS iqsaezail, and De assarsd siiat
y9s: wi be isspt posted on the styles and be
II soucn wiEh III .ilat IS gong on Il the
H-osi4 81 l@seson 1T PAYS 10 TRADE
A Z YOlJlN.NEEJS