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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-18

OLio; Mrs. Daniel Newman, Nebraska: Mrs. Gle
uent A. Gri.ram. Pennsylvania; Miss ANNE
Wheeler. Alabama; MIS- William 7. Frye Naine'
Nrs julius g. Burrows, Michigan; Mrs Francis
: Nash. south Carolina: Mrs. =. G. Cheney, New
Han,i,shirr: Mise MARY Bryce Temple. Tennessee;
Mrs Charles A. Stakely. Washington, ID. g;
Mrs \ L. Barber. Washington. II. g.; Mrs. q: Z.
ooodloe. Washington. ID. C.; Mrs. W A. koeohns'
New Jersey; Chaplain General, Mrs. Bette NC
(ure s,uoOt Virgins: Secretaries General. MTs.
Albert Ak@rS Tennessee; Airs. hate heAIAey
Henry. Washington. y. G; Registrar Senerai, hs-
Susan Riviere Wetzcl. Washington. d. u nfels-
iirer General Mrs Charles Carlyle Darwin, wash
ington, u. C.; Historian General, Mrs Mary Jane
SEYMOUR. Massachusetts: Assistant Historian ten
erai. Mrs.. Robert Stockwell Hatcher. Indiana;
Librarian, General, Mis- Julia Ten Eyck Mcbiait'
Washington, u. G.
There VIII be two services daily, be-
ginning with Tuesday. one from 10 a. NJ
10 4 or u. m. with recess from ls:S0
to o'clock for luncheon. and another
session from to ~ p. IN. None but
members of the congress will be admitted
TO the floor of the house during the ses-
sions and none but members Will De per
rifted TO address the congress.
The Headquarters of the National So
ciety az s02 r Street northwest viii be
omen from O'Clock in the mo ming until
y o'clock in the evening from Monday 10
SATURDAY. inclusive for the convenience oil
visiting members OF the association
Reports OF the following committees
viii be offered during the sessions
Executive Committee, Mrs.. Daniel Nannins
chairman * ofieio: Finance Committee. Mrs
George ". sr.Fnbcrl, ChairPan; Auditing tom
mittec Mrs y. d. Sperry Chairman; trintuf
@,,r,nit,,so Ms .Rol.rf, :. Thatcher, Chairman.
Committee on Continental Hall, Mrs Dahle'
Manning. CirtirmdH; Committee On Prison shll9'
urs glrov NJ kvery. Chairman: Committee On
Re,ahitiaimry- Relies, Mr. william itha-IN'
Chairman. ,lmmittre ON National University
Mr. Ellen Hardin ualworth, Chairman; Tom
n,ifte,. on Historical Scholarship. Miss Mary Boyce
Temple. Chairman; Committee to Prevent pe'e-
Grafton Of National Flag. Mr+ Walter kemPSter
C6.irnisn. Magazine Committee. Miss Mary lisa
bella FORSYTH Chairman, Committee on ways
and Nears. llts. Amos e. Draper. Chairman.
The organization has membership OF
81 COO and yearly revenue OF 10000. 1t
is estimated that between 100 and 500 dele
gates and an equal number OF alternates
will be in attendance during the sessions OF
the congress.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-18

The Psi Upsilon Association. of Wash
instou. made up Of graduates and active
members Ct the fraternity. will hold lis
nth annual banquet at the Shoreham
Hotel on February Il. senator W. p. Frye
will be- the guest OF hor nr. and 1t is expect
ed that speeches on topics Of national in
tarest by senators Frye and iiawley- Prof.
Dean Worcester and others. will be de-
livered. Several members of the council
and representatives OF the various chap
.ers xiii be present and deliver short
su.echeS
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-18
az ,r.i,lrr, ncsim.nt..

An order Nss Issued by the War Deisrt-
ment yesterday revising he ceairgsiiion
of regimen of artillery. |urdeT tho rev
order the number u men and batie:ies to
constitute regiment are - fellows:
Twelve batteries o' heavy artillery. L: "
listed llen esch-i.@ss; two baitcfiea Of
Ee.d artillery. 4ee enlisted met eTch "a;
tegimeniai noncemmissioned stzii =, Tcgi-
mental band ~; total number az enlisted
men IN regimen. lie: nduii,rs al reg
msnis. Z; total number ef cuii-ise mcq in
artillery. 1850.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-18
A. Arm. Examining Beard.

Secretary ROOF has ordered the conven-
ING in Washington of board of army
officers foi the examination OF persons
Designated for appointment as p9ymasSers
in the Army. The board is TO lie presided
over by Brig. Gen. Alfred 2. Bates, Pay
master General OF the Army, and VII con
sisi of the following officers. Lieut.. Col.
George W. baird Deputy Paynaster Geo
eral: Major Walter Reed. surgeon N,ior
Jau,es c. Merrill surgeon; Major Thomas
I. Krex. Inspector General. AID First
Lieut. Winfield 5. ovec,on. Seventh Ar
lillery. recorder
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-18
Major J,m.. W. Walker Dead.

News OF the death of Major James W.
Walker. at his home in Madison county,
Va. ON Friday, was received in the city
Yesterday. TIE deceased was well known
in Washington. he having practiced law
here with ]. Mcdowell Darlington Tor
number cf years. During the civil wal
Major Walker WAS adjutant general OF Ma
homes division In the Confederate Army.
and after the war was appointed United
states Attorney for the Territory Of Mon
tnuR by President Harrison.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-18

Mr.. Cannon Followed IN ssti1icsl
speech. The. gentleman from Ncw York,
ne said, was created to look Ike the great
comm-ner from KENTUCKY. The great
comInener Has dead and gene tu; he has
been reipcsrnsied in the gentleman from
New York He wanted him on the ticket
with Bryan i am for him. salt AR.
Cannon. He and have agreed about II.
We are working for the same END aud l
appeal 10 the gentleman from Ohio ar.
Grusvennr) never again to interrnpt The
operation of the agreement
Now having made great 4i-ogiesss. and
having gotten in The Congressional Rev
ord the sayings OF that wise nori-rsIli-
san body that met at Chicago. where ny
friend shone across the continent and the
seas like beacon in the storm battling
for the rights OF humanity and OF all Lla
people ! think We have done enough Tor
one DAY and next Monday, itnmediatel!
after The reading OF the Journal. j will
stand hy the gentleman IN b demand To- an
hour and all hold up his a;ria in cary
ing out our agreement. Bug J hink low
II would moi be api 10 20 On LaUch longer
TODAY. because We had better do a little
public business to fool the people.
The Clerk then proceeded with he sad-
iue OF be bill. s.s.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-18

A party OF abeut thirty friends OF Ed
ward Moran. she marine painter. were tho
hosts al dinner rendered to him at VIII
lard's last night. James Henry Moser
acted as POSTMASTER and merry round
OF pleasure was enjoyed until Iar INT"
the night.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-18

Swift's Laundry ap...............-2c
silicon Sand Soap. 9 cakes. .........-5 &C
Ammonia. large DO tile .............--3c
Enameline Stove p, lish. boxes. .l0c
Silicon Silver Polish. .-.--....-----.-6 DC
Clothes Pins. dozen for.........--5c
Clothes Lines. 30 feet. ............--.sc
Ironing Wax. per piece ...............1c
Washboards, strong zinc.
Ceiling busters. long handle. ..1Oc
Feather Busters. fair size. .loc
Scrubbing Brushes. lasting. DC
Shoe Brushes, good. ........."-.....yc
Stove Brushes. good. ...,.....'.....9c
busting Brushes. good. .......-......lc
Can Openers, best ..........-..'.'.-. oe
Shoe and 3lacking Cases. -2ac
Asbestos Stove Mats, 9 for.......... &C
Whisk Broom and nickle holder .lie
Surprise Egg Beaters. ....--..' '-.2c
Table Mats. set of 6....--...........z9 e
Bath Tub Seats. nickled.. .......... 5Vc
Bath Roorl Shelves or.........-....9 &C
Bath Room Mirror and Towel Rack Zoe
Mirror. Combcase. and Towel Rack. 4oc
Wash Boilers. with cover. DOC
Trays. heavy tin. gold stars. .......-2oc
Wax Candles. l. in box .-..--.-..--2yc
Silver's Sanitary Sink Baskets....'-zs e
Coal Sleeves. strong --.-....-........-s
Coal ShoYels, strong -...-...'.....oc
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-18

The k-en qualities Of Hsuricl's heef seizes the
rror,.Jt occst-ion wakes the ih0ugst start into
instant action. and al once plans and performs.
resolves and executes.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-18

turned from the antitrust conference In
Chicago. He stated that the gathering OF
the men OF all parties opposed to monopo-
lies was grand success. and would be
certain to have a splendid effect on the
coming campaign.
Thomas Mills, wealthy resident or
Queensland. Australia, is at the Ebbitt on
pleasure trip. He stated last night mat
as in tue ether colonies. Australia vas truo
TO the mother country In her present
trouble. and that the people are confident
of success In the near future. A half dozen
splendid regiments could be raised Within
a few weeks. he stated. and all of these
would be similar TO the Rough Riders who
performed signal service in the Spanish
American war.
II suppose you have heard OF the Scott
boom for another candidate for President
on the Democratic ticket. said George NJ.
Balm. OF New York. at the Raleigh last
night, "and i can assure you that there IS
neither sense ncr reason 70 H. Walter T..
Scott came to Manhattan last week. and
announced that he was there to organize
1 500 900 wcrkingmen in the East into
party to vote for Gen. Nelson 4. Miles.
General Miles has never given this man any
sanction. aud has never even been asked
il his name might be ESed. He assures me-
that he is not candidate for any Office.
and that when he is he will hardly send
Mr. Scott forth as a missionary. The gen.
ersi & q geed man. and would r.ake
great candidate. but be certainly d not on
the list this year.
Commissioner General Ferdinand W.
Peck, Of the Paris Exposition. left the
lufp
afternoon. after giving final Instructions
and bidding the departmental officials
goodbye. He leaves for Paris on Nednes-
day. on the st. Louis. and will be accom-
panied by his family
Before leaving he stated that be was
completely satisfied with the results OF his
eighteen months Of labor in making prep
aratfnns. we have already sent over the
exhibits of I 500 exhibitors. - said he and
this is particularly gratifying Z have Sc
cured $50. 900 square feet in The, eighteen
groups OF exhibits. and have IT divisions
OF the French classification. Aside from
this we have erected seven separate ouiid-
ipgs. The number Of Americs,n exhibitors
is FIVE times Rs many as We had at Paris
in 1889 and three times as many as France
had at Chicago in 1898. The exhibits rep
resent sixty OF the largest cl.es IN S Sao
COUNTRY and territory of more than 1000
miles. The best in every group aud class
has been secured"
Prof. James r. Gore. Chairman OF tho
American Jurors OF the Paris EAposltioh'
was at the Arlington with Commissioner
Peck Yesterday, having returned from
chicago lie has had much experience
with expositions, having been Commits
sloner General to The Antwerp and Brus-
sells expositions. and was q juror and sec
rotary Of the jurors committee at the
Chicago Worlds Fair He is professor OK
mathematics of Columbian University aad
is nne Iinguist and an extensive tray
eler. He viii leave for Paris about tho
end Of February.
A Marty ~ aheut thirty friends OF Ed
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-18
You Know the Usual Prices.

Ash Sifters. covered. ..............'Ssc
Tin Cuspldors. japanned -...-.--- .5c
Cedar Pals. electric wire hoops. .Isc
Waste Paper Baskets, decorated. .lsc
Clothes Dryers. . arms, ...---.-.-....o c
Coal Ieds. iapanned. Ike
Mrs. Potts Irons. set ....--.-.-..-.:o soc
Table Tumblers. engraved, Dozen .toc
The Grand Clothes Wringer.... Lib
Bisselrs Carpet Sweepers.. Sis
Umbrella Holders. ornamented.. Csc
Tack Hammer. with puller- .------tc
Carpet Tacks. package ...,-....-.'..-sc
Screw Driver, good-....,.-......
Ratchet, cast steel
Blucing. large bottle. ...............s &c
Salt Boxes. imported wood. .....-.-- ioc
salt Boxes, imported china. -s9e
Household Jars. imported zoc
Coffee Mill. warrsnted. .Isc
Emory Knife Sharpcners. -loc
Chopplug Bowl and Knife. ..ioc
Cake Turner's, warranted.
stepladder Chairs. hardwood. .....? use
Cooking Forks. strong. .......'''-..tc
Cleavcrs, good steel. ...........'..1o
Graters. large size. ............'...-. 'e
Pastry Board. metallic. ..sec
Electric Flour Sifters. ..............lo
Brothers or Toasters. .............'-.f
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-18

g. j. Carey. L. C. Hopkins, and Theo-
,lorc n Reed. are at the Ebbltt from New
YORK The are in the city TO invite the
preaident to attend the banquet OF the
sons of the Revolution, and called at the
White House yesterday morning.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-18

aishop Thomas Bowman. OF Chicago, Is
a. the Riras with Mrs. Bowman. He Is a
prominent Western prelste. and viii OIL
e;ste Ia one Of the local churches today
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-18
The Palais Royal

THIS, written Saturday, with snow
blocked streets, has prompted bargains
for Monday that will bring you in spite OF
the clements. The PaJais Royal shall be
busy tomorrow even if prices have to be
clipped to less than wholesale cost. Read
and judge.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-18

Representatire Suller Of New York was
at the Metropolitan last night. having re-
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-18

Governor Frank SteuBenberg. OF idano.
and Franklin Sinclair his Adjutant Gen
eral, are at the Arlington. They are III
the city in response to subpoenas calling
them before tine House Committee which
VIII Investigate the labor troubles in the
Occur d'Alenes. The hearing opens on
Monday morning.
Judge ". II. Taft President Of the Phil
iuuius Commission, la at the Shoreham
from Cincinnati He attended dinner
given BY President Mckinley last night,
and will remain here until Monday night
Oscar Strauss United states Minister to
Turkey, s at the Arlington. and viii re-
main at the Capital for several weeks. He
is in the city for q rest. and will hold a
conference with the State Department Of
fcisls in regard 10 several matters now
pending. including the case Of Frank Lenz.
the American bieyctist who was murdered
at Ezor7im in tS.i. and for whose Death an
indemnity Of $40 ee9 was demanded.
Hon. IL Raymond Groves. Of New
Brunswick y. J.. is registered at the
National. He is accompanied by his wife
and they are enjoying their honeymoon In
this city Because OF >his youth, and
youthful appearance as we'll, Mr., Groves
is known as the hoy legislator" as he is
a member of the New Jersey Legislature
from Middlesex county. He was married
last Monday evening TO charming
Brooklyn belle. and there is romantic
story in connection with his obtaining q
leave OF absence from his legislative
cares. MIR Groves is the Sponsor for
bill 10 redistrict the city of New Bruins
wick and give the people of that college
town au equitable arrangement OF cleo
tion districts. Fearing that II he did not
get the bill through the Assembly before
he left on his wedding journey II might
be smothercd in committee. Mr.. Groves
a couple Of weeks ago let some OF his
colleagues into the secret OF his seeming
haste and they very gatiantly prevailed
upon other members OF the Assembly to
take up the bill and it was agreed TO in
Republican caucus aud q few days later
passed by the Assembly, so that two days
before his wedding day Mr. Groves had
the satisfaction OF knowing that his pet
measure. which Il is expected will enable
the Republicans to gain control Of his
home town was in fair wsv to be passed
by the Senate as well. and any failure OF
the measure To he adoUted could not be
attributed to him. Mr.. and Mrs. Groves
expect TO spend few days at Old Point
before returning home.
s. II. Harries. who has for ten years
been at the head OF the American Tobacco
Company. is ut the Normandie from New
York. He his here with his father. q n
Harries. of Pittsburg, and viii remain
few days.
q. j. Carey. l.. C.. Hopkins and Theo-
dorc f.. Reed. are at the Ebbltt from New
York. Theg are in the city to invite the
pregideuf to attend the banquet OF the
sons of the Revolution, and called at the
white House yesterday morning.
Bishop Thomas Bowman. OF Chicago. Is
at The Riggs with Mrs. Bowman. He Is a
nromjuent Mestera prelste. and will OFF,
eiste Ia one Of the local churches today.
Penres.ntatjre Suller Of New York WAS
H.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-18

s. II. Harries. who has for ten years
been at the head OF the American Tobacco
Company. is at the Normandie from New
York. He his here with his father. q n
Harries. of Pittsburg. and viii remain
few DAYS
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-18
IN THE HOTEL CORRIDORS.

Governor Frank Steunenberg. OF ldano.
and Franklin Sinclair, his Adjutant Gen
eral. are at the Arlington. They are III
the city in response to subpOenas calling
them before tine House Committee which
viii Investigate the labor troubles in the
Coeur dAlenes. The hearing opens on
Monday mprrirs
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-18
The mister Of The &c. Q. Pr

Il think the country viii also accept the
apology of the gentleman from Ohio in
regard To ihe leader OF the Republican
party, the man who dominates it today,
The man who believes in force. TIE man
VINO does not believe In persuasion. the
w-n Who believes that the American peo-
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-18

Judge ". II. Taft President Of the Phii-
ippius Commission, ia at the Shorehah
from Cincinnati. He attended d1nner
given by President Mckinney last night
and will remain here until Monday night
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-18

turned from the antitrust conference In
Chicago. He stated that the gathering ot
the men OF all parties opposed to monopo-
lies was IA grand success. and would be
certain to have splendid effect on the
coming campaign
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-18
This Umbrella Stand

japanese China Jar,
quantity and artistic
ally decorated in blue
and white. 1t looks
worth three times
si.10. and is as use
full US ornamental.
Saves the carpets.
ornaments the hall.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-18

&C for choice Of Prettily Decorated
y Plates. Oatmeal Dishes. Cups
and Saucers. Rose Bowls. Pin
Trays. etc. A table full OF these
articles at &c for choice. Some are
good value at lsc.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-18

Answered Present Messrs Alien ef Missis
ppi. Belamy. Benton. Biumwei. BrmGidge.
nrke Of Texas. pinsinore. Hay. Jett, Lannsn,
uud, Mcclellan, olfasted. Picker, and spalding.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-03
White Bread
sTARvEs
MANY
PEOPLE
The Reasons Are Told
Below
,,o,s,v.s.Y-,-,Sv.,v,vs.-y


a piece Of bread mat Is dry wiii,e and
very light ~ weight seems 10 the
thouehtfM peiso like SO mach foam o.
Other useless and non-noufishns prod
uet.
II one rolls piece OF moist light
bread or the interior Of biscuit BE-
the result, with an appearance u solid
lily that makes orc question how the
gastric juices Of The stomach can dis
solve such wad
Ii Il small wonder that such food
creates havoc IN The way of fernienta-
ton and gas and consequent disorder.
Many dyspeptics will find great help
by Leaving off the ordinary bread en-
tirely and using in lis place Crap Nuts
lin which the starchy and nitrosenons
tsnbstances haze been thoroughly and
perfectly cooked at the factory before
Hbsing sent out.
There is no poss bility of the food as
sut.ing the form Of wads of dough ON
1.-THE contrary, the food Is already predi-
gestsd. the starch of the grains HIS been
changed into grape sugar in the Process
Of manufacture and passes quickly and
1 directly into circulation.
Grape Nuts furnish the elements
! needed by the system to rebuild partic-
lularly the soft gray matter in the brain
and turnout the nerve cenierS u! the
| body. This statement will be verified b.
use Of the new food. 1t is delicious
enough TO recommend itself upon trial
/ All first-class grocers sell Grape Nuts
and the Postum Co. at Battle Greek
Mich, makes them.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-03
CHARGED WIN Heavy Forgcry.

New Work Feb. &. julius Schroeder,
OF Forest Hill y. j. WAS arrested in
This city on Warrant charging forgery.
0n complaint Of I.aaenbere Thalnan \
Cos bankers wloschares Sehsostsr Min
forging bonds q he state Of Virginia:
is!ieE tlleSe alleged fesg'slies Of Virginia
bagsls. amounting e about SleoooN- II Is
charged tnat Schroeder s,tlecessiesi IN OBJ
,anis3g ioaHs amounting g S6S .QQe from
the lanhartHrs aud Traders National.
lsallls end l.asstnburg. Thalpan x 90
|S&hilssSei was arraisnsd iis p9les' court
ard lIe,iu 5000 bail Tor further Nafla-
natjoll n Mas unabla fuifi.h bail
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-03

needs no surface straws to denote It's
course and magnitude. There is not
the whelesouled buying which charac-
teisized the market of Il year age bu;
the commercial footings are improving
steadily. Whereas there We're some
factors which last week noted an lin-
provelaent in the volume pf business.
the number that are now reporting is
Threshold greater which belollens a
socdly condition OF the market m re-
SrSGt to actINitN.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-03
Isrn ,,.,..s t. I ~ css.

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savs
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-03
CLARK HAS innings
Testimony For the Defense in the
Senatorial Bribery Case From
Montana
Witnesses Give Evidence of Con
spiracy Of Daily Gang to Con-
Wet Clark.
Say They We're offered Money te
Come to Washington to
Testify.


pfiors ne senate '2iis''isssse On i'tiNi-si
ieges ana elections Friday, began the
lrss,satati,n Of It's side Of he cortro-
,.3.s, ~ $40 ~,
= - D'
siNsh % 'alse "l3nsssKs fs'i 'i's memo
iialists after which Thomas T. Lyon,
county attorney al .l..ife.ss,n county.
I'll, s ~ .,,,. ~. a,,r.,a,.
n NE 'iai.lS $ pe'lass. iils Vss9iii'ohS
was rather startling III several respects.
He brought ite;}raseiftaiive C'aln,,bsll.
,.,,
49, mo we e'i 10Y 'slss - an aeliss
participant IN The ease, saving that MI,
Campbell had promised him 5000 q
testify in tho ease against Mr.. Clark
81 ,i3fs ,,,.osse,,ti,.n M. had prex.io,isiy
,,,.r ~ III, e,,.,.,, ~ s3ia5
,, .s, 40
~. $500.
VI
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-03

The following prices quoted are as
nearly correct as II Is i3DssIpia % on-
faln The quotations are 70: prices pad
Is, dealers, e@llsetea saturday after
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-03
-Four andidatcs for Attorney.

special u Times -Iiepilblican.
Iowa FATS. FEB. b Tn. fight for the
county attorney nomination on HE re-
papliean TICKET mas been further conn
spliealaa bS the Appearance " the lisfd
,f nem candidate IL the person OF Mr.
cI Hays. of f.ldara. Nflo hAs Just an
netInpcd his candidacy. This makes
four candidates that seek the nominal
ton The other candidates in The fight
are T. h Seaion, Of Eldora, f. III. Nos
OF Eldora.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-03
l.oenl sInrMet 5.


ssearl. correct as il is possible 70 OBJ
fa1n. The quotations are 10. prices pad
ia eaters corrected SATURDAY after
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GRAIN AND FEED.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-03
THE GRINNEIL NEWS.
Faculty concert an Artistic success

Faculty Concert an Artistic Success
Local News.
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,,rinnoll teb. 4 m. faculty concert,
given laet nipht v.5s e,,isved bv a far
rinse which ro,,siSs.s.,re The er;.,li,s Of
,.,,,i,3fssnt eix.a should have been
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aar Nneis., t.o.., ros,sSff.,i bv Miss 1ao,v
go, profasso, 1.r,l.. ~ received as wan
~ aavthi,,f- Of III sVetsing. Following
Il tb.s program.