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Spring Notes.

The gentle spring is here, when the san is
rising and when spring medicine is in demand at
the corner drug store. Also when the young mans
fancy lightly turns, etc Everyone knows about
spring. and nearly everyone knows that ThSrp's
Berkeley Rye is the best spring tonic that can
be taken, because Of its purity and age one
dollar full quart. Only nom James Tharp SIP
F Street.
The evening times., 1900-04-26

Il consider Chamberiain's Cough Remedy the
best in the world for bronchitis" saws Mr. VIII
lam SavOry. OF Warrington England Ii has
saved my wife's life, she having been martyr TO
bronchitis for over six years, being most OF the
time confined to her bed She is now quite well -
1t is a great pleasure TO the manufacturers OF
ChrmbsriRin's Cough Remedy to be able to rub
lish testimonials Of this character They show
ing relieved and valuable lives restored TO health
and happiness by this remedy. II is for sale by
Henry Evans, wholesale and retail, and all drug
RistA
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Washington stock Exchange.

Saies-Washington Loan and Trust-46
leo Capital Traction, 450G1O3 rs; 100
1O4- City and Suburban Railroad. 110G2s.
Mergenthaler Linotype, 10G192; 2I1
l9l l-2; 2Od191 Ia. Lanston Monotype. so
HlS "a: 10Od13 rs; 5oGl4 After call
Capital Traction. 40dIO3 rs.
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Electrical wiring in the District

Mr.. Mcmillan today introduced in the
Senate bill to regulate electrical wiring
in the District of Columbia. simi ar
bill was introduced in the House by Mr.
jenkins on February &c.
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HONEST ALL THROUGH
ALIAS IARIFIS

invigorate and restore TO heath
persons suffering from lost xicor
weak memory. nightly emissions
and evil deans. VIII cure semi
nal weakness, dependency, etc
THE ATLAS TABLET co. l22l
Filbert 81, Philadelphia Fol
Eale at Stevens Pharmacy. 9tt
and Pa. ave, and Henry Evans
" go \ ST NV.
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New York stock Market.


Corrected daily by W B. Hibbs & Co.,
members of the New York Exchange, 1919
Street
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Chicago Grain and Provision Market
Corrected daily by W B. Hibbs & Co..
members Of the New York Exchange. lIIs
I Street
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ELIXIR BABEK

Sure cure for Malaria. ChiIls and Fever Also
Colds. Il Grip Neuralgia. etc At all druggist
spS-tf.e
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The grangers receive good support. The
companies are earning their dividends
twice over and there is every reason for
ptimism regarding their securities.
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The Roekefellers are credited with being
~eayy buyers of their favorite securities
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
or COLUMBIA, HOLDING A SPECIAL TERN
FOR ORPHANS COURT BI' SIN NESS--In the
matter CT the estate of FETER DILL De
ceased No. s225. Adun. Doc "a
Il appearing 10 the court that the notification
TO the trisl Of the issues in this case relating
70 the validity of the paper writing dated the
lStn DAY OF February. 1896 and pUTpOTtinS 10 be
the last viii and tes; aInent q Peter Dill de-
ceased. has been returned Is 70 Edward Dill,
Elizabeth RSum. Eva X. Kraft Margaret Thai
heimer. Nancy Freund, Elizabeth Essig. Peter
Pfesfer. Ann Din, William p. D;il Marion A.
Dill, John II. Dill Edmund J. Dill. Maurice
Dill. and Leo Dill mot to-be found" it j.
this ii'h day oi April oidefsd thar the issues
heretofore framed in this case. be. and they are
hereby set down for trial on the nth DAY OF
MAY 1900, and that tins osde-s==S copy q said
Issues heretofore framed shall &c published once
a week for four weeks IN the w arlington Law
Reporter and twice wCek FOR the same period
IN The Washington Times
CHAS. C.-CoEE. Justice.
Attest:
LOUIS 4 DENT, Register CT Wills. District o,
Columbia
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N TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA HOLDING A SPECIAL TERN
FoR ORPHANS COURT BUSINESS In the

II TIE SUPREME COIRT or THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA HOLDING A SPECIAL TERN
FOR ORPHANS COURT BUSINESS In the
ceased. Admn. Nc. S225
Upon motion Of counsel f>g the oaveators in
this case, counsel for the CzNeztees being present
and the matter having been argued and submit
ted 70 the court. il IS this 9th day Of December
A. d. ls9S. ordered that the following issues in
this case be, and they hereby are proved Tor
trial by jury:
!. Was the PaPer-writing bearing date Febrgi-
ary I3. 1896 which was fled IN this conr. Feb
ruary "A. 1S9S. duly executed by the said Peter
Dill as and for his last viii and testament?
2 II the said psper-wTiting was executed by
ie said Peter Dill. be al the time Of such
execution Of sound and disposing mind ard cap
able Of executing q valid deed or contractg
g. Was the execution Of said paper-urItiny pro-
cured by fraud exercised and pr1cticcd upon the
said Peter Din 10y the persons named in said
paper-writing as executors or bcnefcizries or by
any Of them, by any person or persons?
4 Was the execution Of said paper-writing pro
cured BY the undue influence of any person OF
perSonsy
5. II the said paper-writirG was duly executed
by the said Peter Din his last viii and tesla
ment did he az the time he executed the same
know the contents thereof2
A. B. HAGNER. Asso. Justice.
true copy. Test;
(Seal) LOUIS A DENT,
Register Ct Wills, d. c.
April T. 1900
apl6 10 % -26. 80, ,myS, :, 10
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The market this morning was inconse-
quenual and rather uninteresting. prices
hactuating only within narrow limits and
70 particular tendency being noticeable.
Such market is likely for several days 10
come, perhaps, as the Steel and Wire sean
dal is not yet Oul OF peoples minds. The
next important E5Ovehent of prices viii
probably be upward-2ll indications point
in that direction-but Tor the present the
professionals have control of the situation
largely. Buying OF securities on the re-
cessiOns is advised Gold exports are now
certain, though what their extent viii be
is still a mystery. The Street would not
be much surprised If the immediate effect
OF these exports were Strengthening TO the
market. 1t is pretty well understood that
there is nothing unpleasant in the fact
that this country has enough gold to lend
abroad in addition to fully supplying all
domestic wants. The bank statement this
week viii again be a fine one 1t will il
lustrate in a most satisfactory manner that
there is plenty Of money not only in the
country but in New York
Sugar was fairly strong at the new high
level established yesterday but showed
no disposition early in the day to 20 high
er. The Street is full of Sugar stories.
The war has been settled. and il has not
Tor the purpose Of throwing the present
management out. the present MANAGEMENT
has bought out the most important of its
rivals; there has been DO purchase of the
Independent refneries, but there has been
an agreement as to sugar rates and as 10
territory that means a virtual settlement
OF the war and return to prosperity for
all concerned. These are a few of the as
sertions made. They are all equally wor-
hV oF
situation is simply that the shorts in the
stocks are heavily overloaded and the
bulls are squeezing them hard. Whether
this game Is to be carried further or not
remains to be seen. The shorts have Ger
tainly not all covered.
One OF the interesting new stories this
morning in the Street was that the Lacka-
wanna has bought out. or is buying out
the Wabash Railway. This is an entirely
new story. It has this merit at least:
wabash stock was strong this morning.
The Mexican Railway earnings for the
third week of April were published this
morning. The Mexican Central for the
week earned, gross, s353.312. an Increase of
SS4'S4I- The Mexican National for the
week earned. gross. s15S 562. an Increase
for the week Of $33.313 The continued
large increases shown by these lines is at
tracing attention to their securities.
The Steel stocks continued TO hold their
own this morning. The advice is given by
careful people to buy the best Of those
stocks on the Teeessions. in view of the
immense short interest in them and the re
newed confidence of the public that the
trade is not going TO pieces.
The grangers receive good support. The
companies are earning their dividends
twice over and there is every reason for
lptimism regarding their securities.
TIE pncl.ofn1Iorr-n nc nr..si.Oa -,
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NNE DAVIS. born clairvoyant and card -Nser
tells about business, removes spells and evil
Influences reuuites the separated. and gives luck
NV apio-lno
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SPRING, gentle spring. what IS nicer on work.
man or a mechanic than elegant suit q
clothes made by our best (Washingtou) tailOrs
scarcely worn al lower figures than YOU expect
The Saccessfal JUSTH'S OLD STAND, Go D Ct
sp2s-7t
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SI.25 TO Baltimore and Return via
ID. & o.
Saturday and Sunday April 2s and %.
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The Steel stocks continued TO hold their
own this morning. The advice is given by
careful people to buy the best OF those
stocks on the reeessions. in view of the
immense short interest in them and the re-
newed confidence of the public that the
trade is not going 70 pieces.
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One OF the interesting new stories this
morning in the Street was that the Lacka-
wanna has bought out, or is buying out
the Wabash Railway. This is an entirely
new story. It has this merit at least:
Wabash stock was strong this morning.
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C.-Come hhne. Mama vsry siek. l. IL

Mr. l. NORRIS. Baltimore's talented medium, a.
80 9Th 81. NV. daily from 10 10 @. sunday
Included: seahces Tuesday and Friday. : .. N;
Wednesdays, 2-S0 p m; sunday nights Mac
cabee Temple SIS 9Th ST NV; good music silver
collection ap30-7t
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GYPSY PALNIST. lO2s 7th St NV. IOc; past,
present future lucky charms, separated
brought together; walk upstairs. second aoor-
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PROF. CLAY.

Oldest established Clairvoy ant tells your business
love 1fairss family troubles. about lawsuits, d.
yorces. OF anything you Wish 70 know, brings
separated togethers c4useS speedy marriages; rC-
moves family troubles. bad luck speIls OF rys-
terious feelings - to 10 daily $50 St. sw
ap2G-3t, ,em
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Dr.. Ledthermdn,
The "3 Days" Cure

Cor mem leads all remedies in this city: q
promp; and permanent cure or no charge Co..
sultation free DR.. McKEEHAN, SIC 18th 81
nv Ofice hours, 10 y = n; 10 D. N
Sundays. ta y m ap24-im0
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NJ MBE. THEO.

Medium and Card Reader Washington's most "a
nous Cisiryoyant and PaluisJ- Consult her or
business love. ard family affairs; reunites the
separated, removes spells causes speedy mar
riazes and gives luck Open daily Germaz
spoken sc and SOC go ST. nv. ap56-7t
LADIES Who desire q Monthly Regulator that
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DR. STEVENS. Buffalo. y Y
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WASHINGTON. D. c. POsToFFICE NOTICE
Should be read daily. as changes may occur at
any time
FOREIGN NAILS are forwarded 20 the ports OF
sailing daily, and the EChedulcs Of ciosings are
arranged on the presumption Of their unlnter-
TuPtec overland transit. Fer the week ending
April =. 1900 the last connecting closes Will be
made from this Office as follows
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-11
ADJUSTMENTS.
Mathews and Bulger and Their Mus.
fcai Farce Come Again.

Mathews and Bulger with their BY
the Sad Sea Waves came to the Odeon
again last night, but they brought moth
ing particularly new. While the pro-
duction is an elaborate one in It's way,
and has made hit in many places. it is
not the wearing Kind unless kept up to
date The regulations of the two stars
will wane unless they substitute some
thing new for the old JOKES and repartee
Worn out last season. To a majority of
those who had not seen the production
ii was highly pleasing. The scenery
was elaborate, some of the specialties
We're excellent and the chorus was an
Improvement on that of last year, all
though there is still opportunity for inns
proyement in the latter. Sis Hopkins.
a part that Rose Melville made famous
and that in turn brought Miss Melville
into prominence. Is this year played by
Miss Pose Challenger. who as an imi-
tator of the originator of the part does
very we'll, although She smiles too much
at her own untutored awkwardness. AL
so, she is too good looking to make up
well in the character. Mathews and
Buyers medley was new and original,
and the posing of Mrs Ned Wayhurn
was a very pretty feature. An audience
that filled the theater almost to the
doors was present and seemed to be
very we'll plea Sed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-11
BIG FIRE SALE.
1t Will Continue Until All the
Goods Are Disposed Of at Big
Bargains.
Crowds Were So Great That 1t Was
Necessary to Close the Doors
Every Thirty Minutes.

The crush at the fire sale of the r. G..
Peterson Company stock of dry goods
today was something extraordinary
The salvage was purchased by Euziere
TO begin the sale this morning. Long
before the doors opened a large number
of ladies had assembled in front of the
rooms at % and u North First avenue,
and when they We're admitted the crush
was so great that it was necessary to
close the door and allow purchasers to
make their exit by way of the rear
door The stock had been carefulis
gone over and only the best articles SCI
Elected. but it was found that the goods
were in much better condition than eX-
peetesl Having bought the stock
cheap. the owners are in position to
give bargains to all and especially in
| table linen. wash goods of all kinds,
/ kid gloves, and in fact.Aeverything that
! could not be damaged by water. II
/ was necessary TO ciosc the front doors
every thirty minutes during the day. sc
some idea of the number of bargain
/ hunters may he gained. III was certain
liz the greatest crush that has beer
seen in this city at a fire sale. rne sals
will continue until everything is sold
4 and there are hundreds OF bargains foi
4 all. If you want anything in the dls
i goods line at unheard of prices, visit
i the fire sale. and you can not help bu
/ be satisfied. Remember that the SALE
i Will continue until everything is dis
4 posed of. and the stock was a larg,
- ~, .,,,1t itr1 \
4 damaged. Come early. You may no
be able TO avoid the rush, but You vii
get bargains just the same. Euzier'
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stockholders found the years business
just closed to nave been very satisfac-
tory in every respect and the former
board of directors, H. l.. and A. p.
Spencer. w. S. Robbins, II. E. Sloan and
F. G.. Let's, was re-electsa. After the
stockholders adjourned the board met
and elected officers as follows: Presi-
dent. f. G. Lets; vice president, III. J..
Spencer; secretary, A. p spencer;
treasurer, w. S. Robbins; manager, II.
T.. Sloan.
The Marshalltown Grocery Company
meeting was also held in the afternoon
at the company office on Market street
and resulted in Mr.. c. NJ. Carr being
elected president, manager and treas
urer. Col. Let's, Messrs. Spencer and
Mr.. n. f. Sloan went to Mason City
where today occurred the annual meet
ing of the Let's, Spencer, Smith Com
MANY
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-11
HAWTHORNE CLUB LECTURES.
First of the Series Proves Highly In
strurtiyc.


This week has been crowded full Of
many things which have calAea .of
time and attention and for this
and various other reasons inc
rJaw1horne Club did not expect
large audiences al the series OF lee
lures on Shakespeare to be gwen ps
Miss Mary Wadsworth, OF bostoh.
They were agreeabiy surprised there
fore. at the numbsr in attendance q,
the first lecture given Wednesday even
ing at the Denmeaa home. The paper
for the first gathering was on
..shakespeare's Women. vas
pojnted out that he treats Women far
more delicately than did his conteInpo-
raries and has made them far nobter
a,3 n,,re. than they We're in the stories
from which he borrowed his themes, de
SAYS a great COMPLIMENT 70 women IN
That the jibes at them are without en-
cention nut liz the mouths of the VIII
/, ,ains. Portia most appeals TO the
| American woman for she is type of
m. strong woman ready for any emer-
sency. vet loving and sympathetic as a
wnman must be Is hold her charm. II
| is interesting 10 notice the easy way IN
| which children are introduced INTO
4 Shakespeare plays in time wheh
! they were almost an unknown quah'l-
4 ty in literature.
/ The lecture for this afternoon was
on .Shakespeare as Prophet. in
4 either sense OF the word, whether the
one TO foretell or the truer Hebrew
/ nearing to teach, Shakespeare was
4 a prophet. 1t has often been said that
he must have studied all professions
4 and trades in order to know what ne
EXPRESSED in his work. Yet this was
1 impossible 1t was the INTUITION VI
renius which enabled him to know thf
/ details of every mans work as Well as
line man did himself. The knowledge %
seamanship in The Tempest is accu
rate. vet there were no books on tina
subject then and Shakespeare neve
vent to sea. But he did talk to TIN
ihoatn,en on the Thames and what h
heard he remembered and to him wa
given the power Of generalization. IL
Hamlet and Macbeth are to be foun'
scientific facts concerning the insan
which physicians have discovered onl,
within the last few years
Miss Wadsworth has some interest
ling and original ideas on this line IN
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-11
LOST THE TASTE
For Ordinary Coffee

1T is strange how people will Try to
invent some cause for their feeling bad,
rather than TO charge the trouble 70
some habit they may have that they
have good reason to believe is the real
cause. For instance. all the time that
we were using coffee on our table ! was
subject To occasional terrible headaches I
and my husband was half sick with ner-
vous troubles.
we felt satisfied that coffee was the
cause but We're afraid we wouldn't like
Postum Cereal Coffee. and therefore
tried in every way To think that some
thing in the food, or some other reason. |
MAS the real cause of our troubles. -Af-sI
tor reading several articles in regard TO 4
the evil effects of coffee drinking. and
th@ merits of Postum Food Coffee,
became convinced of the truth Of the
statements, and called my husbands
attention 10 them.
"He was skeptical on the subject. but
to please me, said we would give Pos
tum trial. 50 he procured package
and i made it, but the milk we We're
using was Of the kind that produced
little cream. and that did not give us as
| good beverage as we found afterwards
could be secured with cream. However
| in spite of the drawback, we grew 10
| like the Postum Food Coffee. and both
Of us found ourselves greatly benefited
| by the change. My head ceased 10 trou-
bic me entirely, and my husband was
practically made over.
I'VE We're out of the Postum for a
| time. and having coffee in the house and
feeling SO much better. we concluded TO
/ try the coffee again, but in a few days
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-11
MAcCABEEs INSTALL.
Lodge Officers and Those of the l..
II. 81. seated "Wednesday Night.

Lodge Officers and Those of the J.. o.
II. NJ. seated "Wednesday Night.
The officers Of Marshall Tent No. %,
X. o. Il. NJ. Mere Installed Wednesday
night at the X r. Hail by Supreme
Representative P. A. HaMley. Those
who took their seats We're as follows:
Past Conlmander-B. b. Shollenber-
ger.
Commander-C. II. Mutt.
Lieutenant Commander A. g. DAILY.
Record Keeper--W. NJ. Clark.
Finance Keeper Stewart Eason.
Chaplain Ed T. Austin.
Sergeant Frank Reese.
Master-at- Arms--J ohm Jacobson.
First Master of the Guards-H. NJ.
second Master of GUARDS Charles
Haas.
Ssntinel--O. f. Hartwell.
Picket-C. +. Olsen.
Trustee-S c. Mason.
Trustee-J c. Heisinger.
| Trustee l. X. K.unkle.
| Musician-c. A. Amblad.
Master-of Work Marshall Guam.
Following the knights installation
1.-the members OF loWd f1iNe No. Z, ~ "
L. NJ, Installed. Mrs. Nelson, suprem'
| deputy lady commander, of Chicago
lacting as installing officsl The officer
4 OF the hive Installed We're as follows.
] Past Lady Commander-Mrs ". A
4 Brundage.
Lady Commander Mrs. Fanni
4 Schmidt.
Lieutenant ommander-Mrs. Lott
5ouldin.
4. Record 1Seeper-M1s. Emma F. Pal
1 ker.
Finance Keeper Miss Elizabet
Klema.
Mistress-at-A rms-sIrs. Mamie /
4 Hail.
Sergeant Mrs. sophronia Hawlsy.
ssntinel-NIrs Bertha Shollenberge
Picket Mrs. Phoebe Dawson.
Chaplain Mrs. Catherine Fall.
4 Physician d.. Pauline l. Myer:
Townsend.
Musician Mrs Elizabeth schinp.
Captain of the Guards Mrs IA
! Flitt@n.
a social session followed the Joint Il
staliation. dancing being INDUCED
until . late hour. The Maccabee Han
Orchestra furnished the evenings mn
, -.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-11
MARRIED
Wick Sandvig.

All s O'clock Wednesday evening at.
the home Of the groom's parents, MI
and Mrs. H. FRANKIE, No. u Ansor
street. WAS celebrated the marriage Of
Miss Sadie Sandvig and MIR Edward a.
Nitsk About forty guests had been
hidden. The bride and groom we're ac7
companiea by Miss Fannie Wick and
MIR. Ed sandvig, and the ceremony was
by Rev. w p. Mccrea. pastor of ths
Evangelical church. The brides gowf
vas Of light grey. With White silk ane
pearl trimmings Roth these young PEG
pie are we'll known in South MARSHALL
town Mr. Wick is a miller in the e.ilr
plog OF the diliieose Sugar Refinins
Company. and they viii continue to re,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-11
DISTRICT COURT.
IIambcl Case Dismissed scvera
Moro Divorces Granted.

Hambel Case Dismissed Several
More Divorces Granted.
In the district court the case of Mel
vim and Marcus Hambel against Mrs.
I4ucelia HANDEL, the estate case recent
ly sent back from the supreme court
has been dismissed without prejudice
which probably means that it will be
recommended.
Mrs. Agnes G. Sears has been given
title to the homestead in this city, as
against holders of outstanding judg
ments against her husband r. E. Sears.
Norma f. Harmon has been granted
IA divorce from Ellsworth W. Harmon,
and Louisa zenahlik obtained like de-
cree from Josef Zenahlk.
The motion of the defendants for a
more specific statement in the case OF
f. y. Gonnley against the Marshall Goa
& Ice Company for $4,000 damages has
been sustained in all particulars excep
las to the amount claimed.