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WEAK NJ EN-

Have you read my little
beck. Three Glasses of
Mem" II not, write for
same II IS sent in plain,
sealed envelope free on re-
quest, aud embodles the
truths ! have learned from
90 years experience. Il
tells Of my famous DIR.
SANDEN ELECTRIC
BELT, with electric sus-
pensory. the worlds great
est home Self-treatment for
I'll results of youthful
The evening times., 1900-04-03
FINANCIAL.
A Dutch Lesson

We have been sitting up nights to study Duteh,
10 thar the war Eews from the Transvaal Wouldn't
drive us crazy We have found out the dinuehce
hetwoen "Spyin Cop" and spion hop. because
the latter is Duich and means "a spys head.
When You tElk about kopie IL means little
head; so when you have friend who is kind OF
thick" aud YOU cannot tell him that hg has "a
great head" tell hiin that De bas "k0pje-
Kruger means tavern keeper" the British viii
probably put up with him when they get 10
Pretoria d YOU hear
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DeIiehtfuI Relief from Catarrh.

Mere is one Of a thousand such testimonies The
Rev A. T. Buckley, OF Buffalo, says: I wish
al know what blessing DR.. Agnew's Catarr-
hal Powder is in a Of Catarrh. ! was
troubled with this disease-for ycars, but the hrst
time ] used this remedy It gave most delightful
relief I now regard myself entirely cured after
using il for two months" Sold by r. S Williams
Ninth and Streets; Edmonds Williams, Third
and PennSylyania Avenue--l4.
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Il DTHN Oi AiN on FURNITURE.
lPIANOS, HORSES.

Wagons etc, at lowest rates ana on he day
you apply. We are leaning on the Building and
Lcs- Association plan. which makes the cost o.
carving loans much iSss than you Fay else
whore and allows YOU 10 pay il Of n aly siZ1d
notes ycu desire, running from one 20 twelve
months You only pay for the use o. money Tor
the length a time you carry IT, u yOu 1--we i
loan with some other company we VII pay IL
OF and advance you more money q desired hates
chccTfully giyeT and 10 cost 80 you unless loan
Is made. I.osr- made anywhere ln 'ae District
Car ana Qs. rztes rro7t room 6rs- noor. Sci
tntifc American Building
National Mortgage Loan -.
CS5 r Street y. W.
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PROF. LEG. rAt,iIsTeSrEnfI, 81. : y VI, ",

Record in ,le past is too wen known 10 tfs pat
rlus Of t.-h class eil.roysucy Co need 4uy praise
fors- rE-u-4la- praise and bless BIS u-us,- ts.r-
dI,d- O. happy bones are due o. his lrs4t power
iu psychic ea-es hs rsrior- are alvay- hiird with
anxious people seeking reliable information. I'D
every reply Is mu-- Er--Iiri-E- lH are plrl-rr-
1a tells T.- every hope. fear and ambition of FOUr
life Pgof De-. charge u. f-- ter bis work Boz uu--
ing vurk o- any kind until l' l. ~ari-fsr-
tory rU Hi, gI.r.Ilg-- and Ca. -i- ir quicker .rla
suF ruv DOB THE country loss fay. Restored and
positively removes The l--.rU t.r strong tr.u'
There i- rc nom- Lrelr sEG sad. -r Ife
vrt.art ur H.rgrrrC, E0 heart ~U sod rrr lonely,
I0 condition or eirrrnl~tsn,t~ 81 complicated =
uCOUpscElrsihl, rlIt cannot D. -et right AID kgle
right lf-era visit 90 rtfiS inspired prophet uf la- 10
era times laI and bs eurvIgce. ut DIS -rfrrI.
power. T. pour i5-0bald OF wife urErf,. Ia- la
demon uIw a--liled rhe happy qlie.sc. .f yau-
home. Does another -i-1Ir the luT. and a--arf "a
that ~Iaf'a belong 20 you- ID -o. come ana 's@lR
swift suc -urs remedy tlat vIH t~rs.I t..r care
clouds and liit rie load from EouT 4.a.uE utar-;
rse -lar are uE~uegesful are uaar p.H-Il.I.I- ID
started on The road wealth. if EuH I-ye been de-
gt.yet uF jur false predictions uf Ctu.r-- do LII
despair. nuj call au6 be- convinced ans good De-
-'., can bg 2rdtiied through the yuld...H. -fy
oI this Tonlr kalis ulau- cali af once; a hu-.t1s
considered sacred and strictly confidential rtfI.I
heT the address. ard save this adj UlTr- after lS
o. M - lul4 e. J.
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HONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.
DO YOU WANT MONEY?
WHY 90 WITHOUT III.

Loans mad same day you apply iu any amount
from $40 ~ 20 500, furniture. piano., ~
personal property of any k.nd. vith.ut re-
moyai from your possession and 81 the very
lowest rates. Aeu make sour cll terms,
-ud pay back al your circumstance aiA per-
init Ou offices are mp tAe Fifth Floor,
away nom The street. and are arranged that
YOU can tab With quietly and c5uhdg Etfali y,
and yoI can s,-t assured that uo one outside %
our Office Viii know sou are borrowing money
fhose who do NOT care l0 have their ueiEhbOrs or
friend, know thc5 are iu need 0i money. are the
ones se especially desire % serve We wish %
give ey,ry ore s square deal Kindly call and get
rates
POTOMAC GUARANTEE LOAN CO..
,Zs-9sC ST.. Nes. g.u NV.
Room a. Atlantic Building
Take Elevator % 9TH Floor.
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Mrs M RENNER-

Legally licensed 20 practice Obstetrics ia the D =
trict Of Columbia Late resident assistant % lie
ROYAL Women's Hospital Munich, Bavaria ana
gold medal awarded f5r proficiency ia the science
OF Obstetrics iu that Institution Private SduL
tarium for ladies before and du.inC couhncmens
Trained nlTse and expert attending physicians -
treat all diseases OF WomzE- Oficc hours, 10 a ~
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Corrected daily by " B. 4ihbs Co.
members Of the New York Exchange. 1919
Street.
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nan't hesitate 60 buy Railway Stocks on re-
Uill | cezsiOns. Tie market Is in control Of
the big ball leadeus- reactions fright
en- tlmid people u release their holdings
eous people buy them-this makes the market
position stronger. and each rally prices viii
20 higher and higher When the National Con
vennons are held and the Presidential campaign
Is open, look out for slump that Viii continue
until after election. We deal IN any stock listed
on the New York stock Exchange. small lots,
small margins. 10 interest. and instantaneous
service l. d. FOE LER & Co.
mh3O-u 1877 St. Phone las.
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AbDuith TranSVaal

You viii know that comc- from two wofds-
trans across. vaal. referring 90 The river. mean
ing scToss the River Nasi, but yaal means II j.
well" and that was what the BoCrs said when
they first trokked across the river. meaning. lit rs
well; win 20 uo farther w viii not 50 an'
further In our Bstoh lesson, we have alreldf
got further than the British viii get for some
time 90 come. and call your attention TO the bull
movement ia stocks. corn and cotton. We can OK
ecute orders In either of thcIu or in wheat. Oh a
reasonable inaIs.n Try us OF send tor our free
book.
HOHaCS5y& ;;:;;'; S;;::;, !: :: s FL;
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Interior of Homes.

Mr Ruckstuhl was followed by Charles
X. Lamb. one of the vice presidents Of
the society. who spoke on the subject Of
the interior decorations Of homes and the
possibility Of enrichment by the use Of
sculpture.
Interior views Of houses designed by
George B. Post, McKim Mead & White.
Richard NJ. Hunt, and Bruce Price were
shown to illustrate elaborate and expen-
sive effects. and these were followed by
number Of examples Of simple treatments
from the work OF c. A. PIatt and the
studios or homes Of J. Scott Hartley. Dan
lei c. French. Frederick S. Lamb. H. X
Bush Brown. and others
Mr.. Lamb, IN making definite plea fo1
the use Of sculpture in the home. did so
on the distinct lines that IL should be in
dividual for the particular owner OF the
building and have n distinct place IN the
room In which It is placed. Nothing could
be more unsatisfactory" he said no
matter how much ability Was expended in
the production Of the portrait bust or the
ideal figure, than to have it placed on
pedestal, isolated from any artistic sur
roundings, and thus become simply one
more piece Of sO-called bricabrac Each
room should be treated individually. The
fireplace could become the family tree bv
placing the pictures Of the children there
The library, the music room, the dining
room, the childTen's playroom. each in its
turn could become suggestive OF the ideas
TO be embodied by the artists in coIIabora-
tion with the owner"
Answering the possible objection that
the house is not always owned by the per-
son living in IL. Mr.. Lambs suggestions
were to have temporary construction
made an inner wall which could be easily
removed. In changing from one house TO
another any art work desired, whSther
simple or elaborate. could be erected and
as easily moved to its new environment
He spoke for simplicity as against eIsb-
orateness in any case, and for plaster re-
plicas Of good originals when such orig
inals could not be readily secured.
He showed some especially prepared
plans for the treatment OF gardens. show
ing how these could be made a source Of
pleasure and recreation during the winter
months. BY a system OF sectional glass
roofs supported by columns, the entire gar
Den space is enclosed. A large central room
was TO be permanent feature, but all the
The evening times., 1900-04-03

Washington StOcL Exchange.
saies-Wash. Loan & Trust. 10Gl61:
Capital Traction Scrip. $49calC7: Capital
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The sentiment that Baltimore and Ohio common
stock is selling 1T too high level Is cIy-talllz-
ing The company is undoubtedly earning per
cent or more ou the common stock. but 30 IS also
issuing bonds Go pay for Improvements. aud viii
Issue more. a. the immense b-ttenneui, cuntem-
plated VIII require large sums of money The
tFlk of dividend ON The common stock "a, been
beard ior some time. hut it is noticeable that
nothing ,hrial has been said ON The subject. !
stock even although % l. earning usr cent viii
hardly continue 20 sell al 50. while tho money Is
being ,pcnt FOR improvement and nothing paid
ort 3s dividends.
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ROOMS pspered, $l.75 up; guaranteed. RICH
ARD 5. RINEX, 9th and d sts. ne. mh2l-lmo
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ALL OTR PATRONS tmcyhauic~ and working
nerl should not fail 10 see or Easter stock
A splendid line OF suits of clothes aud OyercoaJs,
worn uuly somc. made by tour bc~t ysilors. aS
prices 90 suit your pocket JJSIh> Old
STAND. Oly D. aI5-.t
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The Only Remedy.

The only remedy l can find for inns is
TO induce the plain people 10 use sculpture
in all its forms in a simple and cheap way.
BY degrees II Will become a fad and
finally will. like the bicycle, grow from
fad Of the poor to the fashion Of the rich.
When the time comes when our million
aiTe will feel that in order 10 be in the
smart set and be in fashion he must have
his statutes in his gardens as well as his
horses in his stabieG then we will be able
20 Brag about our culture
This vil depend laIgey en- our women.
Let our women insist that at least a plas-
ter cast or terra Gotta copy OF some mas
teTQicce of sculpture. however small, is in
dispeusable on the exterior ana interior OF
the house and in the gardens. ~ they are
TOO poor 20 buy these masterpieces u mar
bic and bronze. Let our women make il
their business 10 eng-aft upon our culture
this high element.
Instead Of worrying the men with great
colleges let them worry them lIttl" more
TO build real gardens. 20 make even or
most humble surrounding include a piece
Of sculpture IN some form. and thJs b. de-
grees force us 20 establish the fashion.
Then the custom and finally the habit. Of
using sculpture may be established. When
thai time comes We shall have The golden
age Of American sculpture-theH real
American school OF sculpture viii be ush-
cred iu.
The speaker cOnteuded that even among
the wealthy inhabitants OF this coGutry
the use OF sculpture WAS not general
enough and that the popular reason for
It's limited use was lIs cost. That is a
poor excuse he said but a more
weighty one is the severity Of our climate
But. had the desire TO possess statues ~
their gardens been sufficiently strong .u
have solved the problem Of how 70 pre-
serve them
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MONEY 25l.O0l MONEY

MUhtI (5U.U0J mUHrI
To loan On i1ruiture. pianos. etc. without re-
uoval or publicity and the day you ask for IT,
r,.pts 70 -ui; giving OEe month or one year az
nav If you UCw have loan with any other
SoiDr-Uv and cesiIe more money. give Us 4 Gail
VII As cheerfuly make . SO loan as 500 and
no charge or expense II loan IS not made. Always
-esdy and wiling TO give information regarding
rates and meth DDS 20 secure loan. We are the
oldest loan company iB ;hC city. and viii give
you honest treatment. All business strictly con
hdentisL Private Offices
Washington M5rtgage Loan Co.,
go Street NV
MONEY TO LOAN Al 81. Sx. 4. and "A per
cent 10 sums o. Sl.aJO 10 SlO.ncO on D. c.
real estate; pay OF b and o per cent mortgages
and begin anew. al Transactions conducted with
econorni.1I consideration for borrowers WM H.
SAUNDERS & CO, It07 ST NV iyl ti-em
MONEY 90 loan on real estate: no commission.
g .G0O lots or less Address Box a.. this Office
aT2-it,gm
MONEY loaned salaried people and retail mer-
chants uprn their names, without Sc
eu-ity; easy payments TOLMAN, Room IS. 90s-
sl4 ST Oe22-lyr
MONEY TO LOAN IN APPROVED CoLIAT-
ERaL-NO delay. CHARLES A. BAKER.
Rooms 80 aud 81, Netzerott Building. ITO ST
i,19ti
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ROOMS papeled. 81 IS up: work au3rauteed. sam
pies brought. Iii st. 9l4 L st. NV. mh3o-7t
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,rTE3F 7NX, 5l7 eth ST.. Cor.Ia. A.
Ss4SA Hssh.ng:ol OC


KAY IN USE fo7 EKsMlNsTI0N AND D3sGs15Is
GERHAN SPECIALISTS in charge 10 treat au
chronic diseases a man and woman. Csra-rn.
khel ilsIu- Brain, stomach. Heart kidney,
bladder. Hom1rrholds piles cured; vitality re
stored
PRIVATE DISEASES. Structure. In-potency.
Tsricoce.e. HydroceIs Syphilitic SKIN and Bod
Poison cured without mercury
Especial attention II old and so-esfied lncuraola
c.tes. treated and cure accomplished Hours % 70
II, to g. Tuesdays Thursdays ard Samrdayd.
TIL evening (Sunday closed) DR. CZARRA
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SCULPTURE IN The Home
An II Ort Being Male to POpu-
aP,zo the Art.
Induce People To Use statunEI and
ny Degrees IL VIII Beeome q, Fad
Success Must Depend Very Large
Iy Upon Women-The Delights of
an Italian Garden.

The Use Of Sculpture iE the Home and
Its Surroundings was the subject Of the
discussion at the last meeting OF the Ma
tiOnal Sculpture Society in New YO-k.
The arguments and suggestiods which we're
advanced by F. w. Ruckstuhl, Charles r.
Lamb, and Russell StU.gis were listened
IL with close attention by large number
Of people, to whom the addresses were
made doubiy interesting by a number Of
fine lantern slides.
Sculpture AID artistic decorations iced
no champions with people VINO nave cN-
pensive homes and who are willing TO
spend large sums Of money for works Of
art. II was not the object OF the men
VINO addressed the meeting 10 bring the
matter to the attention Of thai class OF
the community SO much As 90 show that
men CT moderate means may indulge in
the -elevating luxury of statUary in the
home, and 10 urge upon hou holders to
introduce decorations in their dwellings
which would serve the double purpose Of
making the places beautifui and educating
the children to a better appreciation Of
works Of art which are considered by many
people as not within the reach OF the
middle class.
In the course Of his remarks Mr. Ruck-
stuhl said.
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81 ~ E. THEO,

Medium and Card Reader. NashinEtou's moSt
famous Clsiryoyant and Palmist- Consult her "a
business. love and faHily affairs; reuuites ths
separated; removes sPel.si csgses speedy msr-
riGges and gives luck Open daily Germ@e
spoken; s5c and 50c. 92a st. NV. spI-st
The evening times., 1900-04-03

The granger, were perhaps the strongest feat
urcs Of the iist during the early hour, OF the
session 81. Psul got high l26 Burlington
high a. I23la. and Rock Island as high .s li82s
There was no news regarding the companies eN
cePt that the s. Paul officials are out with de
NAL 90 Tho story that ST. Paul stock Is 20 be issued
70 par today toT The De- Moincs road. A. q matter
of fact thar property was pur, hs,rd with an is
size of loud-
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Uncle Sam Don't Wear

-~ a Truss, but he carries the Air
Gn.y1S Cushion Truss ali over the United
u y States Men. women, and children
wear and like them The Air Cushion Pad holds
with comfort; nothing else win Consultation
and two weeks trial free. Lady in attendance for
Ladies. Office, parlors, waiting. and consultation
rooms on the same hOcr. Catalogue free THE
RORlCK AIR CUSHION TRUSS COMPANY, 1924
r ST. NV. I'd floor milo 4. EN-
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WALL TAPER.

LARGEST. finest assortment wall Dapers one-hs;f
wf-. others charge; s. per roll up; finest
workmen. YOUNGER, Painter and Pape1hanger,
440 n J. ave. NV. apI-3t
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IT DOES look pretty bad for the Boers with Jou-
bert dead and Cronje captured Stin. it's not
'all over but the shouting'' by any means. Things
never looked brighter for us. Always busy now,
paperinr F~5ms for only 81 up. +. G. NOLTE
slO 9th s. No BRANCH mh3l-n
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plans for vII1n Ground..

Let US suppose a man has a garden Of
from dfteen TO twenty acres in extent. and
he sets out say. twenty statues. The en-
tire twenty would not cost him more thsn
Sl00. .0oo. Supposing he did net C1re 10 have
an italian garden, such as surrounds the
Villa L,nti. in Italy. but preferred a nat
ural garden like ChatsWorth. and ne pc
ferred 10 have his statues scattered about
as they are in that garden. For s. 600 he
could have q stOreEOuse built IN Which he
could place for the four winter months lis
twenty statues al a cost not 10 exceed s.
apiece.
The entire expense Of taking ia and
a-a,n setting out all his statues a year
would not be more than $500 OF $500 HIS
orange trees. palm trees. and other val
lable shrubs he now stores in hothouses
turing the winter season. Why not his
statues, II is as easy TO move a statue as
an orange tree. ! would like nothing better
than 10 have the contracts from a score Of
landlords 10 take care Of twenty statues FOR
each al the rate Of $500 a year for each
estate. And ] would guarantee not 20 break
finger OF any Of them. The fact is give
ne horse and two men and an inexpen-
Sive special truck and / would rather move
200 statues than 200 palm trees and rose
bushes.
Now. suppOSing our millionaire had the
good taste to desire a Walled-in formal
garden. like those one sees in Italy. France.
and Hoiiand-say about geo Zee, square or
Inore-and he did not care to move his
statues. he could leave them In place the
year around. All Re would have TO do
would be to use a simple system OF sec
tional glass roofing, which would reach
from wall TO wall over his garden This
would keep out the rain and frost. snow
and sleot and protect his statues and trees
and flowers. and turn his summer garden
into winter garden usable an the winter
through These sections OF glass roofing
could be taken down in the spring and
stored away in a special house in corner
OF his place" "
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Fodersl Stev. declined 10 80 ,arly in the day. al,
when point IL vas 10 points lower than the
best price of Yesterday morning d recovered a
point or two thCn and seemed likely 20 2, higher
before the end oi Jhe DAY. steel aud Wire was
much stronger settling only tractiuual'y below
b. in the morning hours. There Is mo- question ss
o. the dividend on this stock
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SEE HERE, me msn-ye who Workc-h io- a ~
ing; let tell you Easter IL a-JdTnug, aud
we have a beautiful line Of oytrcCats and ~l5r4
Of clothes tWorn only a biI) and made by ouT bet
taiiors. THE EXTRAORDINARY "a STH'S OLD
STAND, Glq d st. nv. might
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II NOU have a sewing machine yOu wish 90 -
kindly stale name Of machine and price an
I viii caU 90 zee Do: be sure and give name q
machine Address BON J, this office lpi-5t
Mr. l. NORRIS B-itimore's talented medium. az
80 9th st. NV. daily from 10 90 o. sunday
included: scances Tuesday and Friday, p. m.
Wednesdavs. 2-3O p. ~; sunday nights az Oppen-
heimer's Hail, 5I4 9;h st. NV; good music; silver
collection. UG29-7t
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The "3 DAYS" Cure

ttor men) leads al remedies in this city: =
prompt and permanent cure or no charge. Con-
sultation free. DR.. McKEEHAN. 5I6 18th st
Hw. Office hours. 90 y a m; % s p. a
Sundays, 10 p ~. mh23-lmO
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The Federal steel situation Was the most iu-
t,TCstlg this morning, although 30 was soiue-
thing ~ HlsrCIy. There Was q runur In the
street early in the day that 10 has BEEN decided 90
foreg0 all DIVIDENDS on the common stock during
lU and later 10 Was said That President Gary
b. made such statement but uo f-Iudat ION
for the story was forthcoming. The earnings state
nent oi the company Tor the year ending UCC.m-
Der 81 fine one. aud 10 certainly showed
noihlug on which 20 bs>o pcssIuI.iic predictions
regarding the common stoea. The to.ai net earn
ings ~ all The constituents companies for the
year were Sll.5J'.6j6 There uas paid trr renew
ale, construction, etc. something over s million
dollars. fer reserve fund nearly million d.lldrs.
for premium uu bonds Sl51 90. and fer dividends
C. The Federal steel Company. Ss.6l3.l.I The
surplus, after the payment C these sum, was near
~ S,5oOfl The Federal Steel COMPANY out OF
its receipts from The constituent complaia- raid
=. .lP55l iu Giy.dcud- to 70, stock hoide- and had
remaining balance OF >l.glJ. 4g1. which with tha
balance 20 thc credit % the constituent com
psnies made Tire total surplus for the y.ar.
q. 300 500
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WashingiOn M.rtgage LOaa Cl..
80 : Strcrt M.

MONEY 90 Joan on real estate: no comm.S-i d..
sl.go0 lots OF less. Address Box a.. this Office
grt-.t.tUu
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LADIES who desire 0 Monthly Regulator that
cannot fail viii please ADDRESS Wi;h stamp.
DR. STEVENS, Bufalo, \ y.
d15 II tl- sat-Iy
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GovEKNMENr BoNrs


6s. 1892. '@0year funding gold. - m
-. l9Cl. Water sgoch" currency
IS. 1865. Water stock currency. ..
Funding currency. 3.65's.......... IS -
4='e, Rec, 2l0s. 1883 1901 ..... . ....
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NME. DAVIS. born clsirvoyaut and card reader
tells about business, removes spells and evil
influences. reuuites the separated, 4rd gives luck
10 all; cures piles aud drunkenness I23S 2Jth &.
nv mhi0-ImO en-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-21
IOWA News STEMS

Warrior
The Register says It will not be long
Until nearly every farmers home In the
sounty will have q telephone.
;;reenfisld li 5sS
The city council at Its regular and
special meeting recently decided to In
estigate further before purchasing 9
Ire engine.
agile Grove.
Nov. 10. 1879. John WaddeIl drove the
irst nail in Eagle Grove, Wright coun-
". The new census siowssit to have =
population Of 1857. s.
S;tsamva.
The Courier on Monday interviewed
III the officers in tn county interested
il the question OF the validity % the
Titus amendment and the question q
pervisor lsassra, who ~ nol
u ~ opinions err sst
q 4 wa9 stt = Iitsls a. y u