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fommer ogina meo Oct iamme til at
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fom neo iioite Sreoag for at beisee
fin Sooer og andre SI9stninae, oa
ban alasoe meo oct iamme "Seco.
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2pnteit.
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for at beige Stotsubitiniigen. Sreo
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til Rutbon, Wim.
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nod % 6reo 9ierinnn oe / Onsbags
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bun 'fiftepis bar opboIot iig | Sruuf-
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hos Wr. Tbompions SorrIbre. Sal.
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hooe tilbnogt 5urmnerierien blemplc
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@Icrbooo Soruribip. Wrs. &. aofrs
% 0trs. Z. SngouEoiou reiIte ior et
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is Sns6op I'll 0His Syohaum Solen,
al 5reeport, Datter al 9er. % Msrs.
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ming til al ie, boa0 ser f"oreaaar
ben eftp Del al @ater Street. iiaer
al Der par perpeo 100 Gerioner, ion
r@ire ira Tecorah til NHmeotc
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bag.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06

80 Vars airfeiamfnnS. Gen Gel
at bet Horif.9 anife 20. 6. 8irteiam.
funo, iom i%nobeiatter Territoriet fra
guesbanp til Roefp WountainS, ifal
aabne tit 22be Iarsmsbe / ben
Serite Horff-D anife Strife / ct.
Saul, Winn., Den 4be September
ON Iftenen. 8onferencetaIen ifal
boloeS al Eaitor 6. 8. 3mltion,
Calumet, Wih. 9iifop 6. s. SopIer,
Buffalo, q. o., ifaI ~prGfioere. Rs.
oct fal minbes Semtiaarsbasen for
bet Rorif.0 nnffe airfeiomfuno
bette 2anh, % en- SubiI9lmsfeit ffaI
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pao gpens @esne, og B~rpiioerenbe
sGIoite .. 8. Wonion ifaI billie Ron.
f%erencen / Stotens Iapn.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06
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P~fVVo feAie IAuotis SuppoiS
Sails, Wairrn., 45e Sept. Nepers
Dam er Iuttet fire Dage buer llge;
@rtoet fadber ou ilere 900, iaaat bet
blir let at finoe Delslnbger. 5lere
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ling / @loen ouenfor ben sonIe Oam.
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og al en- GLANDS, iom gisr ben par.
tbffifo. De, iom foritaar fig paa Del,
tiger, at agbeIiteren er ben iineite,
iom er hnbet / 8eiten, % at Dem er
p9rb minoit $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06
Sprigtig.

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on Din Sur, al ieg bapoe fpSiet Sig2
Sum: sun ipurte mig, bpor Iargt
lea bar fommei meo oig, % leg ia
oct.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06
AERMOTOR CO., GML ROCKWELL ST." CHICAGO

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Stolen = ie, iaabalrt oct peo irgen at
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Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06

Decorah Institute Fall term opens
Sept. ,. This school leads in teaching
Arithmetic and Grammar. Tuition
IS. 90. Free textbooks.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06
5orifieuiet.

Tarmer Anton Wielfen bangte iig
4oe Sept. | en- StaIo ! Geoar Mdpios,
Soma. 3on Dor bange for at blioe
ienot til ct SinbSipgeaipI.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06
2a0 Sinocn Qiorc Mr6cioct.

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for Dem. On Hinos
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Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06

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AERMOTOR CO., !24I ROCKWELL ST.. CHICAGO
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06

Rpe 1anfer fomnier oite til 9erben
paa iamme Maabe iom Soltepiierne.
On bisl e beper bet oite:
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-21
4. 0. HAVEMEYER'S MADONNA.
Board of Appraisers overruies the
Fifty Per Cent Customs Dues.


The sale and expectation Of Italian
masterpieces Of art, which is strictly for
hidden by the Italian Govern
ment, TO foreigners, and espe-
cially American collectors and con
noisseUTs. gees or undated, not
withstanding the jealousy with which the
Italian Government supervises every
thing that passes its frontier lines for ex-
port. That a masterpiece but recently
found It's way to this country is shown
in the reversal Of a decision rendered BY
the Collector Of the Port Of New York.
assessing q duty at the rate of so per
cent ad yalorem on statuary produced il
Italy and imported into this country. This
vas done by the Treasury Board Of Class
ifcation of United States General Ap-
pT7isers, who imposed duty Of Is per
cent ad valorem on the work
The decision grew out OF the protest of
H o HaTemeyer New York. against The
duty assessed by the Collector al the Port
Of New York OF a life-size work in mar
bic representing the Madonna and
Child executed IN the fifteenth century BY
MIno da FiesoIa. The entered value OF
the piece CT art is $1,000 lire. equal to
about SO. $50.
According TO the testimony IN the case.
the head and neck about one FOOT Of the
figure OF the Madonna is insulated. OF IN
the round, and the child substantially
entirely 50. bit the remainder OK the fig
UTe Of the Madonna Is IN aIto-re!ieyo. or
nigh relief standing our boldly some Two
inches or more from the background.
The article entire is ''statuary,'' accord
ing TO the definition of-the term By pro
ieSsional seuiptoTs and dealers IN such
articles
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-21
CAUSES TYPHOID FEVER.
Dr. wooGyvnrd,s Upinfon Concerning
the Many Cases in Georgetown.

Dr. " 0O6yvnFd'S Opinion CoucernfDr
the Many Cases in Georgetown.
The District Health Department has
been at less to account for the prev
aleRCe Of typhoid fever in certain IoceIi-
ties. where it manifested unusual persist
ence- Several houses On Street. in
Georgetown, between Thirty-ffth and
Thirty-sixth Streets were among those
which specially attracted the attention Of
the Inspectors
It has now been discovered that tbs
houses in question are provided with
drainage by openings made directly into
public sewer passing under the prem
ises- The investigation alse showed that
other houses IN Georgetown beside those
il which cases Of fever were found are
provided with this kind Of drainage.
Dr. William c. Woodward. the Health
officer. has submitted TO the Commits
sioners a report upon the subject, in which
he takes the ground that the kind OF
drainage referred TO is Unsanitary, result
ing in the presence of typhoid fever in
several of the houses so drained and be-
ing in the nature OF menace to the pub
tic health.
BY way CT dealing with the problem. DR..
Woodward informs the Commissioners
that he is doubt whether the owners of
the property should he required to estab-
Iish proper sewer and water connections.
under the provisions Of the Drainage act.
approved May H. 1885, or whether the
matter should be dealt with under the
head of defective plumbing For that
reason the Health Officer refers the cues
ton to the Commissioners, with a re-
quest for instructions.
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Government Bonds.

The public has lost interest in the
Stock Market. But fer this fact there
would be little 10 complain Of il the
course OF speculation Prices held fair
" well this morning, and IL some cases
there was even buoyancy- The tendency
in the Street q day or two ago to become
frightened over the attitude Of the North
western States toward the railway deal
has disappeared, and the latest announce
ment Of Governor Van SAINT attracted lit
tie attention The fear of the financial
situation also Is disappearing
The public, however. having no new ru-
NOR of Importance 20 grow enthusiastic
over, and not being attracted by q rapid
advance in prices, refuses to get into the
market again. The public IS. in the final
analysis, the chief factor in the market.
and therefore the Street does not show
much jubilation at present. The market
problem OF the next two weeks will likely
be whether the public can be induced TO
buy stocks
The Boom in the Locomotive Stocks
The Locomotive securities were rather
weak this morning and it was said that
the inside buying OF the stocks has been
discontinued. for the present at least.
Their advance has been an important one
and even suppOsing that the rosy earnings
statements of the friends of the company
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INFORMATION WANTED.
Dogs Know tee Meaning, but the
Word Is Desired.

word Is Desired.
wish some highly informed person
would tell me what the word really is
that we use when we gently urge dog to
attack somebody or something. I was on
the piazza and the small yellow dog dozed
at my feet. He does not belong TO me or
he would not run out at carriages as he
did when q very swell one rolled by, fol-
lowed by a large dog. In the carriage
we're three sweet young women and one
sweet young man None of them wore hats
of course, and the young man had on
famboyant shirtwaist, with a stunning
necktie that looked like two bread and
butter plates set up under his chin
The yellow dog put in a good deal of
fine work nipping at the big dogs heels
The sweet girls uttered many little musi-
cal squeals, and cried &c 5heir dog "Bingo,
come here;" which was just what Bingo
evidently longed to do had not his strict
guard Of his heels prevented. Here was
an opportunity for the sweet young man
to shine In something pfore than wearing
apparel, He showed those girls what a
man can do by standing in the carriage
one of the girls was driving and calling in
low voice to his dog Sick himi''
Is the right word Sick, meaning i'll; is
it the Latin word, Sic, meaning thus. or
are We merely shortening the work Seek
when We say, go for hinnI"
Is it an Americanism or do the s'barbs-
rians" outside use it? The dogs all seem
o understand the sound.-BoSton Jour
nal.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-21
Cures Blood Poison
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POLLING IN GALWAY.
Election to FIJI the Parliamentary
Vacancy.

LONDON, Nov. 21.-PoEiing for the Par
Iiamentary vacancy in Galway opened this
morning
The candidates are Horace Plunkett,
Unionist. and Arthur Lynch, who was an
officer in the Transvaal Irish contingent
Home Ruler
Both sides were well supplied with We
hicles and the supporters of Lynch, who
is threatened with arrest If he should
land on British territory declared them
selves confident of his SUCCESS
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81 used four bottles Of Favor.

Golden Medical DfscoveryF.' writes Ms, FL
Tner D. SheaTer, OF Aouathcpe, Lancaster Co.
Pa. "and can say thai am cured Of that dread
ed disease, uterine trouble. Am in better health
than ever before Everyone who knows me Is
surprised TO see me look so well. In jane when
] wrote to YOU, was 50 poor in health that at
times could not walk. You answered my let
ter and told me what to do I followed your
advice, and today am 6AfNd / tell everybody
that with Co.'s help Or. Pierce's medicines
cured me # these few words are OF any use to
you, you are welcome &c use them. They might
help some other poor suffering woman
DR. Perce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, 1908 large pages, IN paper COW
ers, IS sent free on receipt of II one
cent stamps, 10 pay expense Of mailing
only address Dr.. r. V. Pierce, Buff
falo, \. Y.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-21
Marriage Licenses Issued.

Marriage licenses were issued today to
James Lucas and Rosa jackson. Samuel
Bray and Susie HudnelI. both of Warren
ton Va; Josiah P Brooks and Mary E.
Bowie.
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are true, 1t would not be surprising if
some reaction, should occur.
RaEtfmaraz md Ohio Earnings.

are true ii would not be surprising if
some reaction Should occur
Baltimore md Ohio Earnings.
The coal stocks were again strong
There is much hopeful gossip regarding
the Erie securities. which have not par
ticipated in the a.2vaice of the anthracite
group to any extent The earnings of the
company are quite as satisfactory as
those of the Reading. The Baltimore and
Ohio earnings at the present time are
more than 10 per cent on the common
stock, after all betterment charges.
Dominance of the fractions.
There has not been q market for months
in which one group of securities held the
attention OF the street SO persistently
and so much TO the exclusion Of other
stocks. The New York fractions again
this morning were bought steadily and in
large amounts, and they made new high
prices Manhattan was the most buoy
ant of the group, but Metropolitan also
showed excellent strength regaining all
the loss mode yesterday afternoon There
was nothing new in the gossip regarding
the stocks
Effect of Tax on Peoples Gas
Peoples Gas was the weak feature Of
the morning. getting below IS early in
the day Chicago sent the Street much
bearish gossip regarding the effect Of the
corporation tax decision on the company.
One statement was that the TAX will be
equal 10 at least 2 Is per cent on the
stock Of the company, and it IS argued
that if this proves TO be true, II viii be
impossible to pay the present rate OF div
idends
The Pig Iron Demand Henvy-
The Iron Age reports that the de
mand for pig iron is heavier than at any
time heretofore. and that tSere is the
greatest difficulty in filling orders salts
factoriIy-
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Eject of Tax on Peoples Gas
Washington stock Exchange.

saIes-MetropoIitan Railroad AS: 1,SeS
d106- Metropolitan Railroad BIS: Se,90H9
10754; SS00G1077s. Capital Traction: so
1C5%; 5dIG6. Mergenthaler Linotype: 10
G1SIfS; 10d 1SIH 10G1SI1s. Lanston
Monotype: 10GdI2%-Buyer &c; lO0GI324
1909 1S12; IG13- American Graphcphone
Company Pref: 74G ~
DISTRICT OF CUII1fBTA BONDS
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The strong Features.
New York Stock Exchange.

Corrected daily BY ". B. Hibbs Co, mem
hers Of the New York Stock Exchange 1913
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MARKET DULL
BUT STRONGER
Absence Of Important News
R9pr9SS0S Speculation.
MANHATTAN AGAIN THE FEATURE
New York Central, Southern Rail
way Shares, and Coalers Firm.
Opposition to Northwestern
Deal Little Needed.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2l.-The Stock Mar
ket opened active and displaying very ir-
regular tendencies. London was only a
small factor in this market. Irregular
price changes appearing from that quar-
ter, while the transactions here for for
eign account were limited, and in both
market directions
There was nothing in the news OF the
morning calculated to shape sentiment
One way CT the other, and scant atten-
tion appeared to be paid to the growth
of the movement in the Northwest
against the Northern securities deal
Speculative confidence was still re-
pressed to some extent by fears of high
er rates for money, as result of the con
timed outflow Of gold, although it was not
believed that the latter would continue
very much longer
The strong Features
The strong features Of the early deal
ings were St Louis and San Francisco.
New York Central, Erie, Ontario and
Western, and the Southern Railroad
shares Among the local traction stocks,
Manhattan was again cOnspicuousIy
strong
Peoples Gas jagged again this morning
perhaps On account OF the publication OF
estimates setting forth that the imposi-
tiCn OF taxes under the recent ruling OF
the Supreme Court Will amount to about
2 Is per cent of the net earnings Of the
company. The locomotive securities were
rather weak. Little was done among the
other iDdustTials- The Steel stocks con
tinued stationary on a fair amount of
business
After the first hour the market showed
mere frmness.
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Washington --Parjs

Among the interesting exhibits
at the late Paris Exposition was .
fine display OF Rorick Air Cushion
Trusses Of all kinds, supporters
and various appliances for men.
women, and children. from I22i
F St y. W, which took the high
est award over all competitors.
American and foreign The Ro-iek
Air Cushion Truss Company leads
the world Two weeks trisi. Two
years guarantee Catalogue and
consultation free. I2z4 St. n.
".
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Chicago Grain and Provision Marke,

Corrected daily by ". g. HIbbs & Co.. mem
bers OF the New York Stock Exchange, I4I9 F
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-21

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DR.. LEATHERMAN,

WashinEfon's Eesding Specialist
On Kidney. Bladder. Blood. Skin. and Private
diseases Syphilis (zDy stagel CG--y for lie
Both sexes. Consultation free Es,Iicine fur
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mHa THEO.
ERVING MILLION

145I COrCoTan St \. ".
He tells ali names, dates, and figures in de
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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-21
CRISIS IN STRIKE
EXPECTED TODAY.
EFFORT TO MOVE FREIGHT TRAINS
New York, New Haven, and Hartford
Men Threaten TO Extend Trou-
BILE Unless Their Demands
Are Granted.

NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-The crisis in the
strike of the switehmen, conductors, and
yardmasters, who have tied up the freight
business Of the New York, New Haven
and Hartford Railroad, VIII be reached
today.
The officials of the company say that
freight trains viii be moved today
manned by fuIl crews, and that the strike
sill be broken within a short time.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-16

COURT HOUSE GROUNDS.
Paid Stevenson and knight,
surveyors, grade Tor
walks .,.....''''''',''.''' W
Paid moving, sprinkling
lawn and shoveling snow. 62 90
Paid grading and filling
court house lawn ......... sil 70
Paid cobble stone, sprink-
lers, grass seed and fer
tilizers ....'...''''''''''' lOi 30
Paid for shade trees ....,... "a %
Paid repairing fountain and
water for same ........... IL 30
Paid Barber Asphalt COM
pany use Of steam roller 20 90
Paid repairing lawn mowers,
fixtures for and sharpening
same ,,,................, 4262