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ToosfaIo.

Trn"a~TnsormtIettier rpilats aratl,. uaar B. ~.
r~ber'ttaer 10 9tuier. She Cvb rsares fcr en- STINT.
Fer al rrer 10 Hirier moa hetafes ( Ger, Tor
trert cro. wineeetats be.ales mte 5 Tcuts ".
iinie eetaitra uGH aliie ~msb'gise AsHt1inast.
anitruo. RHut Buuo,rien suttruo esor
1T oeut c'ter roal, paaes 5pasteie AZ Aahma ben
Inc Tehruar. san eset I 5res N Ro / Trpet paa
i'm Suh a'eses ror iret paa gpre Eptiet issa.
Car rdr en- ntls ca %bcteosn. aruushsosriia @aus.
astet % dfhoTbt AZ ole. Sin ~ieratuos ente ~eiicrla,
eer ban en- mraet auahia rtencn q Sitting.
@ranUine @oti &C.. Natuu soc fTebt, 1901.
u 3 Sither.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26

so 4ar er bet MI iiben Sobun SOers
orup bssprote i'm politiite 2sbebdne.
lite Ssbruar 1851 msbte ban fur fsr4
Ite Sang / Sturtinset.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26

5orbeno9rsnbs gbfoeep / 8riitianss
iunb 9. 6. Siortbsp er afeauet Deo
Osoen efter ct tort Spgelsie, NOR Sc
Iar gammel.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26

&oneen bar label Qmtmonoen /
Norolanos Nmt tilitiue 1000 Str. Ipm
8torue til be paa 8runo at Storm
ulbtten NsDltbenoe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26
DO 5plpter pelpise 5urutraer E

40 Splpter orlpise 5urutr9er sr
for Stoen at is neoe ped aorspoe=
~Qaarospifen t Sangsn, ~itripsr "Spz
lamb. 4pis." De Itdl pper til Gn9lanp.
5r9erne er fra Inoers S~orseoe9aars
oens pslbsparebe Stoge % sr inotjsbt
til Rigstelefonitolper oper paa Der
bsnsssn. De boloer inotil so Sob /
9engos mep en- Spttelie fra Rooen og
lanqt opoper al ca. 20 CONNER, er of.
ilante ~finporne og rette iom ems. De
b9rer 8i~bns8bprp ON, at Der enonu
sror Storftog. 9rtIen paa oenilags
gaar oa ogiaa lige op til 200 ar. pr.
5nlpt.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26

aalbors, Abe 6eb. Gn at Sim
merlanos melt betienpte % aniete
Bomber, Gbr. Sucobien / 9alum, tt
dfgaaet peo 9sbsn / en- 4toer al 70
4ar. 2ifosoe betl9pte mango I'll.
lipsbperp. !6an bar 8ommer pO
Observation-Disclosures % bar
WresmeDlem at 4alborg hints 2anos
boforsning. 6an bar p2toreret meo
Oannsbrogsmanosnes 0Rosrstean.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26

Srsten Suite R~oiengreer. Der for
lebsn a~biolperebe polptetnif Gramen,
sr BEN fsrite Dame / Oanmart, Ger
bar srbperpet 1itelsn Gabriiin1snisr,
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26
Serreosfpaeb / 1reoericid $. =

Derreosfp9ep ! 5reoertcta ,. U.
826er er Dob, "A Iar 81. Den MI
beoe par fra 1859-70 Iuoiisr %
Sperduoitpr / Saren, fra 1870-7S
9pfogeb / 9olitebro pg fra 1878 Ill
lin ORB 9erreosfpsep / GLIB m. Il.
Serrsoer.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26

5slpbrpnlp feirebes ben Ste 5ebr.
al 2asmanp 5. q. 2inoboe os 5rus,
fsbt Senfen. De ppholber fig fortiosn
/ Neapel.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26

Gn at gersens alpfte 5~orretninsss
mano, 8isbmanb Gbriitiun Gse, r
dfgaaet peo 0soen IS qar sammsl.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26

e~tsu.-etrpeo bstisaoislsrss ier SiGal % Ben
nsr. al vr here Battfr. JaAaHaa GHtlit. aigi' 5so
Eseen BEN l6be b. / en- Glesr al 81 gar.
G g. eieH.
@pEi 9. eI.H.
Tsia7on. Ttnu. gops fsbrRar 1901.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26

wilton stir tirys saans. Guitar AIisr, eeee
oen 2soe Rarts 1900. ,1es mtb s Born b.lrrosr
epbt bans @ortaana. Gan babe al araft Sgtiert
ret e'ter omtrert Ct liars eibetie.
9asper. Ninu soc februar leoi.
Caroline Rtlior.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26

Sfartem Est setirHSiatsres berp.o FOR irapr.
reHoe SIrat % 9ennsr, al Der iIsre Gdeer. . q
Stdrtem. afstt pso Dsher ben i4be Teesubcr 1900
3aa par fsNt paa Saaroen aisiieth I Glesbsrss Qrt
~fiesirie. %uusbaI sscras, ben lobe aprit 1923. lib
canereee I'll arterifa 1859 % bar doeu bert hos IN
Sptaerisn @ D. 2dmpTaHp | Gpru Of DaunsIs.
20oae 90. Rinn. can t~fierlabtr its 5 9sru. Be
ar peiitu loreai' Den 1Isee December.
lreo mse bans 9tsp. u%eIfsrst rrre bans giiuoe
Gitsriantes Retn.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26

Nibs. Abe 5eb. Ifosbe 0iitritts-
lase Petraus' samle Rsgntn9strdo
bar gipet I%nleoning til megen Retter
gang. If De $50 Eager, osr / bet
forlebne aar bar beitieftigtt 9nens
6orligsfommisiion, psorsrte be 557
0iitrittsl9gsns Resninger.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26
Noree.

6prhnpGrenbe 9rpsierer anuo O.
5leiIder / Bergen er afgdaet peo DE-
ben beritebs, IS Iar eammel.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26
q. q. sebed

oil tale for afbolo 1
Brandon, Ninn.. lobe Warts: eagle
Gate lite. 5o~reeuiiloIo % Cation l2e.
Y%ar,edle 1909; Carlisle si2 l4oe Rutbis1
al. ~ i4oe; Rorpap Grove al 2 lobe,
gelienu Hapibs Nl. 71x i5os, @rope safe
81 IL 1909; 3auiem ri. ma lobe; RoGal
ST. Ii 17ne; Stol 81. 3 lToe oarpleu 81
~ 1Toe Ssoenltrrms gfeuighso 4l. 2
1soe; Sitierbal 81. 7la lsoe 5srtils al
2 lobe: Raple Gan 81 IL l9oe; gSit;ss
gReuigheo 81. Q 2oee Rsuior III. IA 20ee;
gcsien al. 9 2toe; GrltiHe 81. IA 2loe
siunian al. Q 22oe; gRe3utoih 81. ia
22oe 5oisiOn os Gmeau 23-24oe ga.
pclo Renisheo 81. 2 28oe; Glimar Sl. 7ts
26ee; Reilspile al. 2 2Tpe; ShtGn a. IA
27oe Marib Rrper a. . 2soe; 6ali,do aL.
ia 2soe: Sauges Reuisheo 3oro ior 6eus
orum III. 2 29oe; Seuorum 81. 7Ia 29oe:
Atooleton al. 2 soc: urlaHo al IN 30te
Buffalo 81 II site; Roorbeao 81. 8 Site
Maris.
Sau pirtsr ior RtHrsiotaislIiabet.
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Oanrnarf

Srbp bar M 2158 0nobpesere
mob 1904 for ii Mar fiben.ce SIT PED
ben 19be 4arhunbrepes DesrrpeIie..
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26
ubrs ~aReoaijoner irit.

Gne 5arners, iom er interesiereee / aoo
Sauuing Wills. oil mootase msesi iuuiie
nbrs9barms peo al ieuoe 4 q tents / SrlmQr.
Ter til Sptnion & jislo yifs. Co.. SaciHe.
g8is.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26

sra 9dsIsloitsn itripes: ameritas
ftbsrsn bar osiaa Der imitt.t n~otiaa
mango. SIGr sr De hipns, iom BAR
pprst perpper fsr, men M opbolot fig
Der, mems SipsrRe a oaarIise / ames
rita. CONNIE al benz pil enoos for.
loos 8aaro pg 5amilis for at tjent
Sontanter bsrborts os Iua TONNE
iaien ON ct Bar aar. 9stIaselisre sr
BET at enosl llngoommer refer meo
liotn Sants ON at tomme tiIbage til
fRoreldnpet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26

oaufeH. Sernte be'ieHbtaisrss for iraerr.nse
SlSat % geunsr. at min fare cuitru auut atrtI
ne, a'sts p0b eeeen zen 5o;e ,Jauuar 1901, so Sar,
Se4taotiien foresif ben lite februar uposr Nor Tel
tastlic al eiret % @enuer. Snu par fsot saa Sit
lteaeu Norse 1921.
dree use bit stsp. peIneHet pGre etr Ttues.
Rtls oan'sr.
MjIdcd. aoe 5sbruar 1901.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26

Den banffsOte iiameTits 4omiral
Ri6alisu taesr MI 4ftso fra ben
iiameiife 1iensits iOrdi boi9tte fis i
Danmart. Rihelisu, bar par siort
1T JGbrslono fore yisneiter / oct
fierne Gitsn. os iom 81. q. par en- at
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26

aftenen sfter Solmsntolrenoet honos
tc Der pud Splmentoaen en- 9~egipenbeb,
ION bar sjort bet itertsite SHptrpt pal
ulle, Der / 2isblittet par tiliteoe. Gn
Stuoent bolot en- begeiitret Gale for
be tilTteoep9rsnos Speniter. Gn AZ
oisIs, Yrofssior oeo upidld unioerfis
tet, Horolunb, Der bor pau 9orentolz
len Saratorium idmm.n meo i'm 5rue,
rsiite iig for at tatte for Staalen. s
famine Sieblit od ban auerepe bapoe
upbraet en- Stadl for Rorse, itprtsr
ban operenpe, rammet Of ct Sldgtils
faloe, % osbe ftrar efter.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26

6olteIfolsl9rer g. guttormien1Sie.
Qildnp, Sfoten, uoeblep forleoen Dag
upentet fra Sfplen, meoDsler "Sops
Sip." gsrnsne oenteoe forsi9pes pad
Tin Carer. Der blep dnitinet llnbsrs
igaelIe, Wanoen bar lite biemme, fanos
tee intetlteos. Senere fit bans 6uitru
ct grsp fra BAN, bpori ban msooeler,
at ban, naar bet fremtom. life mere
pilpe bare blanbt be 2epenbe. !Sdn
fanbtes isnsre upfor ct brat 5islo msp
flere ftpsse Sadr / 6opeoet. On
8runoen til bans fortpiIeoe 8jernin5
oioss intet. 9an ~efterlaber Jig Suftru
% 7 Bern.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26

9arfen. Soer gdrisr. Beneies. Jbaho. IT as
aaast uo Rsosn en- gtoer al a alr. Gan par 'sot
Saucne. 30rse. o. tom I'll amert,a Z aar sammsl
msp fine Gor1lerc. eaH c~fitTlaber GHtt % 8 Barn.
aiosoc Dor en- crubcr al glrs. Q 4 ea,ic I otus.
bcro, Y. Tai.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26

Ten ME SpmGRtne 'SRspenneu, ION ies
ilSbte for en- Iio foen. CT Gu iaa COB Spma-
iiine. iom Rpaen behsoer. Gregt 90 GentA
y. 0ofeelunb, @oooogas, HA
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26
salt Gtcno o m,
tiIfaIes sner tineie.

aceri,st,u,ntsr anber "cHars', .7tEstss I'll.
Isls4' % "G'tripsreiti' toner s SSats 'or Is Ca
for horr Gong o. err Sent ~ Orb fsr all. 'ou orsr.
ftetr q Orb. Advertisements ~inetaa.s IN, Tor mia.
op cub % Gents. Ftaa, Raa a'rapssdia asSsIss
aGs gsfhlpngsr Itt isaasr Ns I'm at bosisu 'aa
mda Summer.
~ eSstsrabsttIsus teF;sr Is Gents er. aiua-
Snp Crb sisv en- etuIt.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26

Eitaaaroen. - Bra maa nee ? orl uHhetreitr
Sirat % geaHer, a, min tixrc 5aoer. maut . Et'
gaaroeu opor 1rosH gaa fin Srelitr DEN 29oe 3aU.
1901 | en- aIeer AZ ~ War. can oar isbt Gpre Ies
lsmarfea 1876. uopaHbgsbe III amedtl is53. %
bosoe / RGrbsotn al seHnpn, T2tRnsicta Gan b.
s~rapeets paa @1ls atrfesaire. SpUebu, 60 Wtnu i.
ben ace 5ebrnar anbtr itor 2sltagslis. 5Vsb ase
bit stsp. ~psti5net vsre ott mime.
senpon. gainu iqSs 5ebrgar 1901.
Tom. Fitsaarotn.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26

!Suberslsp, 2bcn 5eb. procesien
"Wobersmaalet" fontra Reodttsr
StraderiGn pg 59ler, oer bar Ill
8ebanoling peo 2anorettsn ioag, y
blepet uoiat paa ubeitsmt lib. Oct
uperbros.s 2anoretsraao 0artins al
afholbe 5orbsr ooer foritielise psrios
rer. 81. a. 9nrlnge g~lsrnshoues ou
Cru Mitbenrutb arubbe, sor at Iad
oplnit. ON S~oltsbantsr / Iabenran
bar retmesiie Gier al glaoene "9un.
nepirte" "5reia" % bsrettiset til al
i9lge benz til "Mobsrsmualet." 9es.
uben Ttal itafTes Splrsninaer ON
9ldbsnes afbeitining peo 9oitpaisnst.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26

3rpspe anoerien, ben porte Cor
futter. er bleNt irblast ing paa aOnls
maneboipitaIet / aisbsnbapn,
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26

II 8reaturbanblere fra 8dnie,
2pngoal, os ct Yar andre SteDer,
aberterer | ariitiansfanbsblaoe, at 81
irbbprpes forpligtsr Jig til life at tiebe
tubertulin unoerisste 8reatursr og bsls
Ter life Ielse til nogen, ium for 8ipbs,
~forlanger iuaoan llnoerIssslie. Opets
trGbeIie itrufes meo 100 Sroners Bob
for bper Sang. Def maa bare imer-
isltse Grfdringer, De 5olt bar 9iprt2
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26

paitor 81. Sanien / Qr9Its bar /
Here 4ar ipslet meb 4iiroHomien %
bdot en- minore uftronomiit &ittsrt,
Der bar anbrast / cans 5tuoeretums
rer. Scr Sui iisbts ban imiolertio
en- lanst fsrre, Der life fan bupe
pIabs / en- nlminoelig Stue. Mdn
faar ct gegreb ON ben, ular maj bss
rer. at 9inien bar ct 3pGrmnaI af 10
CONNER pg toitsr ben nette Gum of
1000 Sir. Paitor SoHien 6peser nu
ct 3ourn paa 8 Qlers 6sine; Be me-
oerfte 8 alsn beitaar Al ioIibt Wurs
parf. os | auplen, nr itaf bdps en-
rotersnce 9spaseIie, dubrinses 9ite
terten. !Simlens J9uomeuer bill fun.
ne betrastes meb en- 5~oritsrrslis al
400 9anse. af 9rioatobisrpatprier
Fuoes Der / prooinisrue, foruosn bet i
Yreits, fun Ct. nemIis ! Gobsr.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26

TtUatgs. -195 acreS 9Ubt Srust.
< oa aoGslaro | Saerdmeutoodlen / ca
~lliorula 3ernbaue. Bot "a StoIebus-
guoet ENFORCEMENT. Rris 80 py. Nere.
Sor nrrtnere Splnsntuaer ttlffrlo 5bales
2. Ieosrien, 6ooter. Gebama &c., Gal
27d6
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26

Rorif Tprt4ge. -@raousret fra
~ Mcailip &eierraru College | Chicago
oa meo 3 Mars Eraris. isser su forbelastis
1laoS at boi9tis lta' e1er lguneuoe anipt-
telie. Sehag at unoerrette Sb. Rraguels,
1889 9Sabaib Ape, gbteaso, 81. 27dS
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26

III ben oTentIiseiorte 2igningsliite
for 1rpitl lees, at attieboIaset MsM-
DADA er lignst efter en- 5ormue al
$4,000 Sr., OdIarnes golas efter
100000 ar., 5alunzg sraslaos 30
lag for 10000 ar., 4ldrelpeng 5le=
oeroirettipn for $4,000 8r., Sorse
basu attisboIas for 100000 ar. "a
per Ssnsfon for $4,000 ar., tiIfams
men oper 3 Milioner arpner. Der e.
altiaa mango iosnife Stostatier /
Srpiil.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26
MaaI % Neat.

mint
!, S SSsi GINS ea."so Or. S S''aHs :. a.sss
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26

y. Qar;elicr. Rpntsc. g1ih.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-01-25
THE RACING CALENDAR.
Results at New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 24-Results of today's
races-track fast:
First rsee--For ur-yesr-olds; selling; mile
and seventy yards Hoods Brigade Cochran
to 5, won; Belle Simpson (IcCann), to l,
second; j. H. Barnes (Kane), 20 10 l, third.
Time. las I-2.
Prince Real finished first; disqualified for foul.
Second race-For three-yearolds; selling; seven
fmlongs. syncopated Sandy (ilitehelD. to 5,
won; Athara (wonderly) to ), second; Lamirl
20 Brien), 80 10 /, third. Time, - IL.
Third raee-For four-year-oldS and upward
selling; and onc-eighth miles. Major Mansir
Cochran. TO l, won; Pat Garrett (Daie), s
to ;. second; Warehouse (wnkheld). Il TO !,
third. Time. 1:57.
Fourth race-Handicap for ur-year-olds and
upward; seven furlongs Andes Cochran, S to 5.
won; Sir Florian dale. to ), second; Charlie
o Brien (O'Brien) to ), third Time. l: 27 81.
Fifth race-For three-y ear-olds; selling one
mile Sempire (Alaire), 10 5, won; Scor-
polette (Webcr). to l. second; John Bull DALE,
5 to /, third. Time. l:44.
Sixth racc-For three ear-olds and upward
selling: six fnrlongs. Fair Deeeiyer {" onderly)
to l, won; Laureatea Slack, to l, second;
-Four Leaf Clover Cochran. TO 8. third.
Time 1 Ia -
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-01-25
ANOTHER TURN IN STOCKS
Declines All Over the List the
Chief Feature.
Collapse of an Expected Boom in the
Steel Issues-Sf. Paul and Northern
Pacific ConspicuousIy Weak - FL
nancinI News of an ENCOURAGING
Nature-London Buys f.Americans."

NEW YORK, Jan. 24-Prices declined
steadily and materially throughout the
day and the stock market furnished few
exceptions of any significance to the com
mon tendency. AS regarded the general
market, it might be said that its tone
was almost wholly in sympathy with that
showing in certain special groups of
stocks. Thus. heavy pressure appeared
at the opening in the steel industrials.
the local traction issues and St Paul and
Northern Pacific.
The rapid rise in American Steel and
Wire and Federal Steel in the closing
dealings yesterday had been then assumed
to presage some impending developments
of importance in the steel trade, but the
rapid collapse in both stocks this morning
served to dissipate these notions. The
break in the local traction Issues, and
notably in Brooklyn Rapid Transit, was
another disturbing factor in the market.
The decline in Brooklyn Rapid Transit
suggested that there might be some dis
appointment in store for those speeula-
tors who have been proceeding on the
theory that tomorrow's election of di-
rectors would show some significant
changes in the mana cement OF the prop
erty. II was not possible TO learn Of any
particular news or gossip in connection
with the pronounced weakness in St Paul
and Northern Pacific, although as has
been the case for several weeks past the
course of these stocks was assumed 10
reflect some change in the status of the
negotiations commonly believed 10 be in
progress regarding them.
Apart from the more extreme declines
referred to. the losses in the railway list
were fairly uniform Missouri Pacific and
Missouri, Kansas and Texas preferred
were comparatively firm. Among the in
dustrisls. international Paper Company.
National Tube, sad Pacific Mail securities
were strong. The steadiaess OF the last
named was doubtless based upon the
hopes OF the passage OF the Subsidy bill
The London market. while extremely
dull today. showed a firm tendency in
which American stocks r~rticipated to a
80, c-.----- isu a
shade frmer. TIE weekly statement of
the Bank of England was a strong show
ing, but no change WIS made in the banks
official discount rate. Foreign houses
dealt only moderately in this market, but
their operations on balance were on the
buying side.
The days situation and developments
contained nothing OF a disturbing charac-
ter. some gratifying returns of railway
traffic being submitted. while the money
market continued extremely easy. While
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-01-25
THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat Prices Advance on Accom-,
of Light Receipts.

CHICAGO. Jan. 24.-wheat was firm
again today under the influence of lighter
Northwestern receipts and the anticipa-
ton that they will continue TO decrease.
The large clearances also attracted at
tention, there being about 500, 900 bushels
The local sentiment was bullish and Of
terings were light. The buying was prin-
cipally for local account. On the advance
commission houses were sellers. Liver
pool closed 1-Sd higher, Paris 1-2c lower,
and Antwerp SIS lower. While the pri-
mary receipts were smaller, they were
still over last nights. The cash demand
here was very slack. only $4,000 bushels,
and the seaboard reports only eight
loads.
The corn market was very firm within
a narrow range. There was a larger
trade The features were the buying by
commission houses and a prominent local
professional On the slight Improvement
a leading floor trader checked the ad-
vance by sales of about 900. 600 bushels.
Receiving houses reported country ac-
ceptances small.
Oats were firm but not active. The
strength in other grains caused local
shorts to cover. The oats trade was
light. and the shippers report cash bust
ness slow.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-01-25
Entries mt New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2i.-Entries Tor tonior
rows races:
First race-For four year-olds ard upward; sill
ing; one mile--Grey Forge. III; Uhlers, 10; 10
Gust Blossom, l23; Tom Cromwell slasher-- ST.
vrain. The Planet. l25; Admetus, lbs.
Second raee-For three year-olds; selling; one
and one-eiahth mileS-Scorpolette. Patchwork.
9s; Kenova. 1903; Fairy Prince, Menace. 10;
Cogswell, 10.
Third race-For four-yesr-olds and upward. sell
ing; one and cme-sixteenth mics.-Domadge, "a
Little Boy Blue. lin Brecre,' iol; Linden Ella
Blocker Henry u Frlntsnisr, loi: Petit Maitre.
los: False Lead.s Heroie5 -fo6. rrcbQr, los.
Fourth raeeszFor thSee-year, plSsF-Iandieap; one
mle-Shut IID<.Cic-uor, 81; Cluster, -;
Tea Gown, 100 l-Aarro, 100.
Fifth race-For four.yelr.oids and upward; sell
lag; seven furlongs.--Fannic Leland. Ortrud. 100;
Morometallist Fiuke. Fleeing Moments, l0si
Iris 1903: Jim Conway. Saxhy. lnuendo. King
Elkwood Jockey Joe, 1o5; Fleuron, lOJ
sixth rlce-For four-year-ods and upward; sell
ing; one and oae-siSteenth mles.-Nearest. Eu-
genie s. 81; Gov Boyd, Defender II. Bequeath.
ga. Leon Ferguson. Tago, lOl; Helen Paxton, lol :
Elmer. iO6: Bright Night l07.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-01-25
PALMS
SIR ALFRED BROWNING,
THE WORLDS GREATEST
Palmist and CIaiTVoyant,

Former President of the Paris (France)
School Of Palmistry, Demonstration Of
Therapeutics. Metaphysician. Theological
Lecturer. Controversial and Moral Writer,
has arrived in the city. and is now located
at 707 Fifth Street northwest, near G
Street. where he can be consulted on all
the affairs of life. Sir Alfred Browning
is too we'll known in this country to need
much introduction. but for the benefit of
the few who may not have heard OF him.
he will say he Is graduate of the Occult
Colleges of India and France, and has
edited palmistry departments, and is still
connected in this work with soma of the
most prominent newspapers of America.
He guarantees to reveal every incident
of your life, to give full name and de-
scription of the one you will marry tells
where and when you meet etc, tells you
what you have come for without asking
YOU question, what you are best adapted
for. how to obtain the money you are in
need Of He will gladly forfeit $1,000 to
any person whom he fails to get out Of
any financial trouble they are In, pro-
vlded they take his advice. If your brsi-
ness is unsuccessful, II another shares the
love which should be yours, or IL you are
in trouble of any kind, you cannot do
better than visit this gifted palmist. He
wishes it understood that he will posi-
lively. refuse to accept fee if you are
not benefited by call. He has read the
palms of some of the most prominent
people of the world, and he is recognized
palmistry. and occult science the world
has ever produced. Thousands owe their
success in life to his advice. No matter
what your trouble, he can and will help
you. He particularly invites those who
are in need of money, or whose business
is unsuccessful to call, and If he does
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call and be convinced You Will be sur
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Send 81 and date of birth to Sir Alfred
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you will receive reading by return mail
NOTICE.-Sir Alfred Brownlng's Offices
at 707 Fifth Street are secured with that
view to privacy so frequently desired by
those who are foreign to the knowledge
OF the wonderful results of these Psychic
consultations and advice His parlors are
so arranged that you meet no strangers.
Lady in attendance
Mediums Developed, and Pupils
Taken in PaImistry.
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nervous, anxious, sleepless and gener-
ally miserable, her child will be weak
and fretful.
How reasonable this is. The child
can have no strength which the mother
does not give it, and how can the weak
mother, who has not enough strength
for herself have anything to spare for
her babe?
THE FAIRY CoD-MoTHER
is very pretty invention. But the real
fairy god-nother is the natural mother
of the child. II is she who must endow
her child with health from which
springs all other endowments desirable
for humanity.
The way to have healthy children is
to be healthy. But how to be healthy
is the vexing question for women. Is
the mother to blame because she is nerv-
Gus, because her appetite fails and her
strength wanes, because she is sleepless
and Respondent? One cannot blame the
woman whose only falling is that she does
not know how to change her condition.
Yet a woman's health is practically in
her own control. If she is weak she can
be made strong If she is sick she can
be made well. The experience of other
women shows that the rose of mother
hood can be stripped Of its thorns by the
use Of DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
when wrote to you in March, ask
ing advice as to what to do for myself"
says Mrs Ella Reynolds, of Cutie,
Mclean Co., KY. ~ was expecting the
baby's coming in June, and was sick all
of the time Had been sick for several
months. Could not get anything to stay
on my stomach, not even water Had
mishaps twice in six months, and threat
euing all the time now. Had female
weakness for several years. My hips,
back and lower bowels hurt me all the
time. Had nurnbness from my hips
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