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The daily sentinel., 1901-03-19
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The daily sentinel., 1901-03-19
Hussaaa Rsd rA,e,

Here d story Of Russian rcd tape:
A gentleman In Moscow ordered par
ticular kind of horss nom ono of the
government breeding establishments.
After delay Of three weeks he rsceiv-
"a an omcial communication. spread
over much paper. to ~ effect that a.
ne had omitted to forward . stamp for
= reply, there could b no answer to
his request. This document was sign
ed by several ofncials. The gsntleman
apologised. and sent the stamp at once,
In the course Of the next week he re-
ceived another Communication from
the breeding establishment. to say that
= horse such - he required could not
Be supplied.
The daily sentinel., 1901-03-19

The yiews Of .Gessssl Benjamin
Haf6s stt As sdssd pstriot. sol
der and statesman, upon the justice
Of the Boer war, j. slightly opposite
70 those Of the distinguished editor
u the Gang Gazoot The views oi
nearly every true patriot conceded
with those OF General Harrison.
The daily sentinel., 1901-03-19
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The hrst savings benk established In
the. United States was In Philadelphia,
which opened Dee. 2. 1916. It Is said
that the Arst dspoeit made In this hank
was the SUM Of =, handed over the
coenter By boy. This bank vas en-
tatled Ths Savings Fund Socisty of
fhiladsaphiA" The nrst hank Il this
Kind established In New York VA
chartsrsd Nov. -. 1s1e, and wsut into
business July !. 1t1s.
The daily sentinel., 1901-03-19
nesne nasss ,vseA assan

QeemAn papefs rsAate TIT Cap&aa,
Baron Holatn& reeenkly covsfed ( -
anee q nftesn kalpsneoess lnt1e ~
8 NoArtss nilon1 - - h
twsaty. ~ nIlnu ~ So ~
- rselA12k ee6l & ~ t1oo,
ln - ek M = zzua ~
The daily sentinel., 1901-03-19
Nesrs xa.sAs - n.,.ytA,u

eco2 OwenA. N agsd negro who ~
esaes near Navas0ta, Tex, laughs at
evrything that b said to hin. -
2qstf how q rious the comnuicA&ion
Aay b. Sometimes - throws himself
On ths ground. and there vriguiel Win
uncoetrollable msrrfment. WheA tn
spesn oe laughter = ovsr. h giayeay
80 on his fset ana looks = soi1aan
- = statue.
The daily sentinel., 1901-03-19

Roping bears with lariats puts
Teddy's powers Of killing mountain
lions ION the .dyr+irito the baclss
ground. Teddy can still learn
something Of real sp0rt in western
Colorado
The daily sentinel., 1901-03-19
LalalNed Their Sde, Sote

The Star Boardsr." I" st he
Opsrs House last night proved !
ssar attraction. The eostssAss
were clsan. nov and brieht ..d 3,
" speei.ltiss we're ringing sp-
paauss naksrs. : m ~, {.
~ entirety - = god i sAIs1faa
producer = has besa hsss 4.
yss.'.-lss Angeles Herald, D.
ssmbsr II, 1900.
The daily sentinel., 1901-03-19

The Arkansas Valley Pres Associa-
tion will pass through this CITY on the
evening Of the nth Of April ON an sxcur-
sion to Salt Lake City.
Aiss Rosa Nolan. Of Fruita, Is in the
city today.
The daily sentinel., 1901-03-19
NEW svELAoMRA
xAas.isA,.s Ayss "a A.sAsa nrs~s -
xsuaepsonsan~ Pr.eee.

xAnsuisaing Eyes 80 AzsAsA Hrsvs -
xsaaspaaasans PsssssA
Tfanaplanttng eyslashss and eye-
brows = The latsst thing n IL v.y
o( pefsonA Adoenmsot Onh tn
brave end riaA o. pateuniss TIE new
mstAod at preseak for, besides being
painful and sostly. It take . long time
TO aceomplisA- In Paris ana Loudon
thsrs are spse1alists who make = hand
some living out q The peocsss Of trans
planting hair fFom The head to the eye
br0ws OF svelashes. TAe specialist
works By putting In. not On, the nev
syelashss and brows whersvsr they ars
absent or grow thin and % cunning h
he ct his work tAa& not evea .he elou.
ct scrutiny can dsebct any difIsrsuea.
By means oe the nsw process, Il y seid.
syss which ars q ordinasy ttmas only
paasAbls become languishing iA their
sxprsssion. wAils svss whiaA were pre-
viously cousiAseed uo1y have thear
osauty much eaAAaesd. Most Of the
hairs that A8vs bssn tfan1plantsd take
root and grow. but = fsw of thom faIl
ont and havs 70 b. Attended to. Tor
ths nrst meath Il u necessary to eura
the nsw syslasAss every day. but after
that thsy axs said to bscons prooer1y
assimilated, And It Il not nsosnsaEy 10
givs th10 further atteatioo.
The daily sentinel., 1901-03-19
Next tuesdays Minstrel Festival.


Eight funny end mon in gsy
strire are With the Richards i
Pringle's--R Rusco + Hollands Big
Minstrel Festival that i 70 ap-
pear At the Park opers house, ON
Tuesday svsning. Nafch 10Th.
Billy Ksrsands, John Rueksr,
Sandy NcKissisk, Lu Jonss, Jss,
Smith, Ed. Anderson, Sam Davis
and Jabe Brown arc the laugh
makers surrounded BY nearly :.
half hundred richly dfsssSd
singers. dancsrs and musicians, in
: strictly up-to-dats minstrel mo
gram. aa',Ss
The olio i made up q ~ new
aotA seen for the Arss time Nth
this company.
Msssrs. Rusco and Holland
promise that thia i ths largest
and most conplsts ofganisaticn
thsy sver brought to this city -
The daily sentinel., 1901-03-19

Yspayfrs who have looked on
~ kdnpyacetey heretofore 1t the
public Expenditures, because theil
pro fata was small, ere S1eeidedl,'
grumpy abcss se NY ueaaey = IL.
'besa used lately. Il y net q
rh pseYse lhsy. ~ scpmpelled
i | capital =,
hxoptl y cerlnia sum. 4
The daily sentinel., 1901-03-19

a Kef1s professor Aas, dafiAed
ihef 4 k&sos .tssetlrl iii fSlfia
fhe elexir which will change u
ltcm Lilliputian physical ead mems
n1taf1RaM ~ uIep snf 1ttnic pEu<
slpsslona nentallx and physically;
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n W Rlrt
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The daily sentinel., 1901-03-19

Corn h4<i and eabbage diet i is
asserted isrsspoas;bls Tor j. HefS
pont Morgan's financial genius.
Cabbage and corned beef will doubt
lest advance several points on the
stock market fsss
The daily sentinel., 1901-03-19
q AaestAeeses q laee.

u 1890 Al surgical operations w.,
performed without the 49, n .n.ss'
sAedc2 Ths - Of chlorqeosn v.s
not discovered until 1sl5. nther -
nrst ussd to dsadsn pain In 1sls,
The daily sentinel., 1901-03-19

|, Because the British can neither
capture nor kill the Boer com>
mander, Dewet. or cajole him into
surrendering. they want to murder
him. A brave nation that.
The daily sentinel., 1901-03-19

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The daily sentinel., 1901-03-19
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-23
GEORGE NJ. CIIAPPELI.,
Forecast Oniclal
I.hc Kfn..sl t.oronn,iop

London, Feb. % There is much talk
apout the coronation j n midsummer. but
there IS nothing authoritative on the
subject from the court 1t can not come
uiti the period of deep mourning is at
an End, nor until the return of the duke
ef Cornwall from the colonies. Angus;
is the earliest month when these condi-
tons can be complied with. and while
this would not be too late from the
West End tradesman's point of view. Ii
would break up the shooting season and
Interfere with countra-house gayeiy.
The pressure from the trading section of
the metropolis ish great. and the court
may decide to hasten the coronation as
a popular measure of relief to the shop
keepers. The objection that the cereno-
nial requires a years preparation is alb
surd. The tradesmen are confident that
the present will be the last of the short
seasons. They assert that, with the
King in permanent residence in London.
the season will begin in February and
last until Aug. T.
The kings activity and interest in his
work continue undated. Every detail
receives his attention, and he insists
upon having accurate knowledge of
everything ana forming an independent
opinion. Those in touch with the court
assert that all the important addresses
and messages 10 the nation, army, navy
and foreign rulers have been written By
the king himself, and that the phrasing
of all royal communications, except,
POSSIBLY, the kings speech in parlia-
inent, is his own. He rises early, works
late, sleeps little, an his health already
reveals the benefit of this close occupa-
ton.
Rumors about the retirement of Lord
Salisbury are persistently circulated,
hut are clearly premature. His health
is not materially worse, but his interest
in public life has lapsed since he aban-
ccned the foreign office. He seems ia
have relegated to Mr.. Balfour already
the prime minister's duty of waiting
Upon the sovereign, and this Is consid-
cred by political experts as sign that
srhe nephew will succeed the uncle The
strongest leader on the union side is Mr.
Chamberlain, and the longer Lord Sails
bury remains in ONCE the ns6re difficult
will it be to keep down the pushful COM
moner
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-23

Chicago, Feb - Wheat has been
strong, closing With a gain of * TO = OF
q cent over Thursday The two factors
III effecting this advance We're the olaeA
pusTtns by Armour and the snallness Of
Argentine shipments, these latter being
only l.eS2Voo bushels. against 2.6ai,uoo
last Year, mother helpful feature WAS
me northwest receipts. For two days
ttisi recsiptS weie about the same as in
t'le day last year. Gables Ware sd low s
er. tleara,lces We're $4,000 bushels
cash demand wac considered Very Hat
silsased q View of the ocean rates Of
stsrssi, the lowest in years. Worlds ship.
;,feliiS Will be about 600 5000 bushels
2 i eNpsctaG that the visible Viii de-
crease slightly Northwest receipts for
The week wese ZIP cars. against 2:9l7l
last year and 2,45o last week Clear
stlses We're $4,000 bushels. 1t seems a
iced deSll easier % put this market up
sshai 20 etfecr any permanent decline.
his being sius primarily tosthe pit con-.
aftlon, which IS decidedly oyersold and
The mate fear on the part 81 tlie local
TON q Of congestion or naturalization.
The l'ss'llt is that in the face nj bear
l'+sNs tllt market has not only failed 10
70 sisaAsl, but has SHOWN some advance.
cosr- The narhst has been a stroY.
eiis n9tvip5s landing the increase in
iSauil1 ~ e i1@iililgs Tlle outs iders. how
sx@f nave been Oh the buying Side and
100 90 q ARG scale The outsider is
sstssilI iH market away from the pros
ard the latter cuts but little
iislile flen the volume Of trade is 50
ailieil Increased and the sentiment, Of
'iass5a,it stelsr 50 iTr9neu ncedly bullish
81 sS- he oats market has been firm
Philips has been a faetous on the buying
side Demand iss fair for lots.
largo business wis small. l.neaI re-
ceipts We're 81, Cfsfsf@r today Clear
ancss, 5000 pl1s5 81 ExpalisS 10000
bushels It's xlsesed the visible viii
increase nsNt wsek
l::,xl..e OF I,l.l1.es
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-23
THE GRlNNELL NEWS.
New Educational Idea Adopted al
the Library-Pcr~onni Notes.

New educational Idea Adopted ut
the Library-Pcrsonni Notes.
Special to Times Republican.
Girinnell. Feb. 23.-The Modern Wood
men have sued invitations 10 The For
rosters Bali to be given at Armory
Hall on Wednesday, Feb. %.
The stockholders of the Farmers Mu-
tial Telephone Company, extending
from Grinnell to Jacobs, meet tonight to
perfect arrangements for building the
line. Another line will probably be built
from Turner on the mutual plan.
Miss Genevieve Pierce. of the Mar
shalltown public schools, is at home for
a visit over Sunday.
A plan which is at once educational
and distinctly interesting has been
adopted at the city library 1t is that OF
pictorially illustrating eventful anniver-
saries. and setting aside books and
magazine articles bearing upon the
event Yesterday large screen was
sconspicuously placed which was entire
ly covered with pictures of Washington,
copies of paintings showing various in
cidents of his life and revolutionary
times, miniatures silhoucttes and me-
dallions. The walls of the library were
Graped with flags. and among others
was on old banner which had but thir-
'teen stars Most prominent of all was. a
large painting Of Washington, heroic in
;size, and crowneu with laurel wreatfls.
which was loaned to the library for the
occasion. Another screen was deco
rated in honor of the birthday of James
Russell Lowell, which occurred on the
same day of the month Pictures of
Lowell's home and scenes of interest
which attach to that authors name
were profuse. IT IL also part OF the
plan to display pictures of events of
current interest, and among these We're
TO be seen portraits of Queen Wilhelmi-
IA and Duke Henry AT Meckienberg,
scenes Of Holland folk life, as well as Z
series OF pictures relating to the life,
:ceath and burial OF Queen Victoria. The
next anniversary is that of the birth OF
denry w Longfellow on Feb. 81.
- j. Kicker returned today from
'rip on the road
The Saturday Club met this afternoon
with Miss Minnie M!llet.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.
and Mrs u D. Clark for party to be
eiven by them at Annoy Hall on Thurs
cay, Feb. Is.
Rev t, o. Douglass Ii Of Dsvep.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-23
A. to Doine the rnpss.ible.

"And if your party came suddenly to q
stream" said the story teller. too deep
for your horse to wade over. too wide
for it to Jump over, and too swiftly Aow.
ing for it to swim over. what would you
do?"
why. that's easy" said one Of the
party. "We'd cit down and think Il
over."-Yonkers Statesman.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-23
Kansas City Live stock.

fSstIIsds City, Feb. %.
eattle-Estimated receipts for today
we're 300; nominally steady; good native
steers, 4.4oaa5.55; Texas steers. 1850
'.oO; stockers and feeders, 3.75n4.S0;
calves, 4.5oM625
Hogs Estimated receipts for TO-DAY
We're 500; the market ruled strong to 5
cents higher; heavy 1850 545, packers,
9.2op5d0 light. 5.20015.S5
Sheep Estimated receipts for today
We're 200: market strong; nluttons. .75eD
4.45, lambs, 475M5l0.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-23
ASSOCIATED PRESS Markets.
ehicago l.lvestocx.

Chicago. Feb. 90
Cattle Estimated receipts. roo. nom
4 Rally STEADY goad 70 prime 400 500
pool3to medium ,..li)Sl a.5l: cow e.5nD
~: Texans, s-soa4.oo; stockeis, 275@
4.5O
Hogs Estimated reoepts 2I.ooo;
steady TO strong heavy, 5s5M5so;
light. DO: mixed. 5.3o05.5o
Sfieep Estimated receipts, 1000,
steady $500 4.s0; lambs 4.50615. %.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-23

The Iowa bowling record went to
smash on Saturday at Davenport when
Norman Vincent, a 16-year- old member
Of the Prospectors' Club, made a score.
OF 267 on the Outing Club alleys, and set
q new competition record for the bowl
els of this state.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-23

When the nervous system
is weakened. the body gem
orally shows the symptom
of trernulousuess in some Of
its members. The hands
shake. the lips twitch At the
corners, or the eyelids quiz
eT Involuntary. Such q
condition calls for medicine
which feeds the nerves. DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical
Diseovs1y, acting directly
on the stomach and organs Of al.
gestion and nutrition, has ! won.
derful influence in restoring nerv.
Gus force. It quiets the nerve,
not by dragging them into stupol
but by feeding them into strength
The vDiscoveryn has restored
the health Of Thousands Of thos,
who were utterly hopeless, giving
them back natural appetite, ply
steal yigor, healthfui aleep and
mental strength. There L X
alcohol In q Golden Medical Dis
covery aud it contains no opium
cocaine or otiise narcotic.
David DuEgiss, 1sq., o. Jessa on
Co., Kentucky, writes: eWhen
bsgsn taxing Dr.. Pieree's 6sade1
n Ms1is.i = nssoyssy tsinh l. -
Xeass' aufse3on. ] eoek three -
3leA II the sISlaeuve~vs T1aSiae ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-23

- SaiAAS- III liilS Couutly, Out tIIldt ne
was q trifle homesick. and that he was
anxious to get to England, where he is
cue to report on March l.
Hot Springs has seen some good
shooting this week at the International
shooting tournament. Sixty-five OF the
crack shots of the country have been in
attendance and some excellent scores
were made. w. r. Crosby, Of Omaha,
who was here at the state shoot last
spring, has been up among the high av-
erages, and on the third day captured
the honors by scoring ISL out of a pos
sible 165. He also sina shed five straight
ffteens and one event of twenty. Fred
Gilbert, of Spirit Lake, was second, with
total of 1876 out of 65. His cleanest
score was three fifteens straight Man
ring was a close third with 1856, and
also made one twenty event straight
and three fifteens. Rollo Heikes was
fourth, with 154, and included in his
shooting four straight fifteens. In the
live bird events Parmalee, Slab, Gilbert,
Heikes. Norton Lindeman, flaming,
Lawton and Kimball made clean
sweep. Burnside and Crosby each lost
one dead out of bounds.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-23

Liverpool, Feb 90
Wheat-Stsady; I'D lower, spot. IS
I'D March. 5s 1llad, May. IS "a; July.
IS I'D.
corn-steady: lsMl4d lower spot. IS
TOY Mlls4d; March, is sgd May, IS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-23
'CURR[NIPORING|ALE
Fight Managers Now Figuring to
Take Jeffries-Ruhlin Battle
to London.
English Sports Said to Be Anx-
ious to See the Big Fellows
Come Together.
Bike Rules For Coming Season.
The Shooters at Hot Springs
--Sportins Notes.


- .''se piiass' VI siie eiisiiAs'. ~ - ~ =
i night gossip has taken foreign turn
and it is now stated as the gospel truth
mat m Effort vii, ~, r,ada 10 mi, off
IS uae'ie pelWeeli 1tiliies anu y u'i'iii
~ England next summer, IN case the
lugilists fail to get a place in this coun-
ny Nban amy 1s,.,,;,. ,,.,,s .,brnaa ,ast
'e s'ssu i'ss = ss'''s oNs ~ q
i clup al London, which he thinks, II
properly managed, will become for
,uiaable rival. an,, one mn kyill ,,e. rec
''iN'7u = sue''' ~ ei'e y 'oi'''s
eiup. The house that Brady has is SAID
TO be we'll adapted for championship
Z tattles Charley Mitchell. the English
heavy weight who recently came TO this
country, When asked about the advisa-
bility of pitting the men In London, said
that The English sporting public is anx-
ao,is TO witness first-elass battle be-
tween big men. and thinks that there
will not be the least trouble in holding
the encounter despite tile factthat both
isrnen are Americans. Rubin. the Akron
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-23
In Fl IR w ~ n "
NO. "a EAST MAIN srReEr

&
ESTABLISHED IN rsYS
Inns liiiirllary has teen tsrahlisheii III
Mars halituwn for twenty live wears where
hnnGreds o. patients have been treated
yearly and where ey cry prepar;,tionis made
1or the treatment of ail'diseases OF the. s.y .
and cur aloie.and all surgical'o operations on
ticse organs where necessary for llntropian
Nngrowins iasliesl, Pterygiurn removed and
artitici;ll eyes inserted Without pain. In
cases OF granuiated lids aud sore ane, in
Named eyes. as well AS liberated. purulent
Or gonorheal Opt halnia, The treatment is SUI
nsriorsto any other pnictieed. from the fact
that y does not i.jure the eyes many case.
Eiusstcne and nitrate Of silver are generally
Used IN such cases. sometimes causing per-
manent blindness: This ntirrnaiy has
Treated over 10000 patients in the past
1wesl vent years in this, city; reference OF
Thlch can be had by addressing the above
or Tor other references correspond with tina
business men OF Marshalltowii or Marshall
county.
ilr. Wilson'S 4 graduate in his profession
5ioristhe ehicago Vnthalmic College. Also
3 u Ok a course at the CHICAGO Clinical School
snd Hospital in 1857 and the Illinois Eye
End Ear intilmarv OF that cipy.
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OFFICIAL w.l..Ag1lK s FORECAST

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special to Times Republican.
Des MONIES, Feb. . For Eowa Cen
~ fair and continued cold tonight
and sunday.
synopsis of Weather Conditions
Generally cloudy weathsr prevails oyer
the lakes, the upper mississippi and the
Missouri valleys, With scattered light
snow fiurries.
The pr sure is low over the lakes and
tha south Atlantic. and is high w,sst Of
he MISSISSIPPI, the highest beng So.74
ii3chesaat swift current.
The temperature is low east Of the
Rocky naounrains and ranges from IA
Eeiow zero al Calgary 70 90 above at
New Orleans and 4s al Jacksonville
The following observations We're
taken at a. M, central time:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-23

Oats-22
cgrn-Nsw 81; old, 81.
Wneat-5o
CORN.
The Glucose Sugar Refining Company
Will pay 81 cents for sound, dry, new
corn.
LIVE STOCK.
Receipts today, LOCO
Britain & Co. are paying the fol-
towing prices fer hogs IN wagon load
lots
Selected light, 140 TO 800 pounds, 500.
Selected heavy, over $40 pounds, 500.
Stays and piggy SONS grated accord
ing y quality after reduction. Rough
includes thin ole SONS. milky bellies
and hogs unfit for packing Premium
hogs must be smooth and fairly we'll
fatted
Nj hogs subject to government in
spection-
PROVISIONS
Marshailtown grocers quote the fol-
lowing prices for country product:
Potatoes 30 cents.
Esgs-lS cents.
Butter 20 cents n trade
POULTRY AND PROVISIONS.
Butchers. commission and cold s.or-8
age houses are paying the following
cash prices:
Eggs-l2ls cents subject to inspec-
lion.
HIDES. TALLow AND WOOL.
IA Willard. Son & Co are paying the
following prices:
No i green hides cents
M. green hsdes4 cents.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-23
Duluth Grain.

Duluth Feb. %.
IL.
Wheat-No. hard. cash, 75ls; to ar
rive, 76's; No. northern, cash, T,..sas to
arrive, l4l:; No. northern, 6I5sG 70ss;
No. spring, 63ssM6Sss