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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-01-01
You Know What You Are Taking

When you take Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic because the formula is
plainly printed on every bottle show
ing that it is simply Iron and Quinine
in tasteless form. No Cure No Pay.
SOC.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-01-01

From "Life's Spice" in Pennington Times
Eli d AXE, editor O. the Ironton
REGIsTER-"Uncle Eli" to bis little
sweethearts, May and Jeanette-has
written q beautiful story dealing with
the Indian legends OF Sunset Mountain
In North Carolina in the far away day
when that region was the happy hunt
ing ground Of the Ocogee and the
1uskee Indians, whose object of ador-
alton and worship was the great Day
God, the sun. The beautiful daughter
and the brave son OF warning tribes
are the lovers of the story, and the
earthquake, which saved the life Of
the latter when condemned to the
torture stake, forms a graphic picture
Of the story. All ends happily for the
lovers, the william meets a deserveu
death, the two tribes are united in
friendship and the bloody Ratchet is
buried The language of the story is
beautiful, and from prose poetry
changes to rythmical verse, Of which
there are several In the book. In
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-01-01
To Cure a Cold In One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let's. All druggists refund the money
if it fails TO cure. Z. w, Groves sigma
ture is on each box. 25c.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-01-01
From the New Madrid Record.

From the New Madrid Record.
We foreknew it's worth when we re-
ceived little pamphlet from the
author Bro. Eli D. AXE, of the lronton
REGISTER, SO the first thing after sup
per we settled down in our rocker and
read it through: 'Ouaneetee, Le-
gend of Sunset Mountain" "Uncle
Eli" in answer to letter be received
while In Asheville, N. G., November
1901, addresses his little sweethearts
May and jeanette and treats them to
a beautiful story of Indian legends of
Sunset Mountain, which In days long
ago was the happy hunting ground Of
the Ocogee and Tuskee Indians. 1t is
love story in which son of one and
the daughter OF the other tribe figure
rs principals. 1t forms Kaleidoscope
view of prose, poetry, pathos and
startling revelations of the Day God,
the sun, and was we'll worth the time
spent in its perusal.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-01-01

For SALE-Four shares of stock in
the Ironton Academy of Music at $75
a share. Apply to A Rieke, Ironton.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-01-01
Stops the Cough and works off the
Cold.

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
cure cold in one day. No. Cure, No
Pay. Price, 25 cents.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-01-01

Why pay 81 and $5 for a large pic
ture when Perkins will make Carbon
for 1925?
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-01-01

October 1st we will begin making a
beautiful small Photo at rs cents per
dozen. 1t is Little Gem. Call and
see il at Perkins.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-01-01

Ten pounds best Coffee for 81 at
Collins & Smith Grocery Co.'S store
Friday only.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-01-01

Suffer little children TO come on
clear day, but in cloudy weather keep
them away. PERKINS.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-01-01

For SALE OR TRADE-A fine Cam
adian Hambletonian Stallion. Will
trade for work horse.
H. M. COLLINS.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-01-01

Arcadia Valley Cook Book on sale at
his Office. Price, $1.00.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-22

k.ves. Louisiana. hAs slso yisadsd - ~
aood The United states and The eaaas -
Louisiana dh rot oss sides n asnaeoaSy
10 buiid q lsvss 81 q 81 point. md he vse6
vA< done by the TsHss and rs1iae naeIs
rad. 10 psotsct q railroad vhich Il y bu111s
hS l,sre The heak oil os,sy ths rsor
rad work hot Gill osu~s no ssbss asaa0s
1hs~s afeth oriy iesess thai hAse hDekno
from the Ohio down. 1ks ssOosUo1
lss u sfoud kssoess. SlsesDUo -
oahss ,ssin', ~ Which mwrh Lss tass -
10 tho a~,asss,ss. sss ssss ~ hasAsoD
.suslly W. ps.,sasa w ssess. ~ ~ sAoG1
b, 10 AAsaasis ps,s.,s e.asasyntsf 80
fanns~ suAiselA d iAus sss6 ~ Iwlv
il.s 40 il.sy tsks, ls.a The Lad b "a (ogte
10, n !hsy 90. ,ssf s..s -. n Y tss ~
T., alefs ,hs srsf n.sssyk .
1891 49,. Ia 49, .I..,s 800 $50, ~ ssssis.Em
ssisi I.-sp. L,s - lls sl.,ss ssse y :
s'.., .: ,..,, 4 ls., hs' Is''s' Ssss6 =
H. 80 ss ~ ,.s-s s.a.. 40 sse,nS
a. 90 lar 40 80, -, s''....s, s.s ssSs
i .... - ... s.s ~ 10, ~ 'J =. -: -
sls.Is.i a4aass b ilaia il.s aslsf 49,
X. s 49,. s.s.s :. ..i =. y -:
!. a.: As: !: I! ~ :: .;Tls:.r.T
q :. $50, ~ srs.s = ,i.s ,.sS - -
= = 81. - 80. .,..ss,.fT S'''- ssss
% L. ..s., =. ss.-:s y&sS
sd ls..'s : 49, .i r ~ go -
a. l,ass.~ 80 shsh = seed
y 80 s-s.ssa l-.s.s-Ass ss.s sss 49, -
a.. ~ .... se-, .x.sTi..;; 4. ,.s.a:csx
stsss sss a-<las iglss-s.sa "A l~-s~ss>e1
g. ~ss-- bs,s fsss k~s fssnns y
7, ~ lrs =. - n. a s....-d -.
of.--N 49, ss.siss lsssi.sn ~ 90 kess
ff.sss I. ss-ss ~ s.,sss~..@ss- - - -
80 f<.ass Ia $780, e. o. 49,
sss-ssa 90 tis.s'sss.-ssA- ts~& - -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-22

and bar the liberal policy a. Moolai Abdal
AllE until the Influence of the Koran hes
bssn oouItsfsctsi by that which .sspifltuAi.
humane and Tolerant.
needs Ca 10 made regarding a numfef of
msfisfs which h<Ns Appeared "a th. pfsss.
fir.i. - 10 tia td.ntify az bu hafaara.
tbs pfeisnd"r, so-oallad
~ has been . seofs, olal~ey bseauss h.
.s. , no. .aih ..sp'ly .rll s..e.n 70 h poc..
the ssilxn . ooyernmsss. bls bsss- tAesn
eAsss ldsi.,ihfs Llia - ssdss On Q fssnsls
lssins. fsihsS a ale sss. az. 1hs nass
ses 80 " ~ abs e.. 49,,
o,scl.s ., e.s..s. sii.sa l. = a. Asss iss~
80 s.asn lssl,s ~ elsh u oulsl Sust "
tl.s Xlfls.en hsyntsls.s, q si,su sSsy ~ hLlls
: ..aisd he,osao has Nd 49, a pee.
thi - IN si'sss tlssss sssas's Ass % Tea
-. co. &c.,. 49, ,... $40 ..s s .. :
'. s' .., ss 'Is sl... j. ssss ' z.s.
n. ~, A -, -. ;. 80, -.
~ s'. .. = -. :. ss'. e.. a' ''@'
..s /. ..ss r, * ~ -. l.... 4:
fsHsS ss*s idEnst&f tiiksss sut 40 so
!, ~. ..s- '. ~. ss.s .s.s;rs. y
1870 cs ss.ss X - ;r:s. ,lt, .- ...
= y see 81 ~ 1r.. 1911 IT, q. ~. 80 80
=: =. 49,. s.,: e &c. :. s; X 80 ..I .:s'
ca ESQ tsAs ~ k<ks.ss 49, ~ sss'.
D@ssl asS a s.-s.ss - s..ssssl sd 10
y. s.4.....,- 49, ...s Z. 49, = 49, s-
sbss' : - s-sss. "a ,-is., ~ as,
=. :. !. "a. s,:,. - e, -. go: !. ~. 49,
ss.ass az sss~s 80. yss les sss'
kr~ess a. as~rlasI - $780, - u sss
a. s>Ys~--s,sa~ - nz@<sT os<sssw 4
e. s.s.s = -. $50 % $500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-22

but the bulk remains IN the hands AZ the
Ssdsrsl 0overnn,snt.
Tbs lA..lsr hall IVES tnsroduoed In order
10 enable the Nov York colony 20 buy the.s
lands end iscssass their holdings. Ti.e
jump 10 l.siov lhs fro~s lins and 10 specially
sdApssd 10 the ssosth ~ tropical fun
such - sssasss. o. and bananas. o. 10
slso ess Il The as~ss hahtins sisss On tlss
eaAss.
Here 10 Q sample story ~ the so-esils1
damage doss ~ Q ossvaass alag tbs Mo
sA~sssYs uafessvasasiy, n h. not I.ssss.is
~ le' ,hs sives sssssiss sisoss. - tiss lad
y already ssssd~s esi,issslsa. i<sess hsss
snossdl,.Sly Lea saiii ffsm hssapals ao.n
sa No ssss 80 a No Alssl-slsps ana ffsa.
Missouri doss ea tbs ss~ lsnk tts
ksss sysss@ - tsss sssaasiiy ss,saasi
ssa sis isssss ssAs.s end s'a~assi.ssss.
tss ssss. fss sss Assi sasss. iss lsaks
Al iis hsssA.-spsa 90 ss'h saass ~~ss hass
9Th tssss sisss,6sssi bt~ hlss ssass
~ iSi ~ b'sl.ss' sss sas~s sss ,AA~a
- sLs sasstD n thai sud ~ s.~sa.ss,
s1s sl.s lss~s SOS f.l<.a ii.f~s ls-p, si-sss
ilsi isssi M sniy tee ,sssks ~ ilss
Aas - l~sse ss< slsas iLs n tssas.s
k,sss lsslh sha s,~ 81 hs.ss~s a.sf shs
assssa - h@a has~ n iIssl-lsas .sss
s...s.d
pl.s . ssssaas isss iss slssys Las
tsfsss -. sYss ~ k,yi.asiAf ri.s
Sod s's DO lssAS sssi n no ss-i
ks- h@ssa ssftis,.sAs 4 iss ss.s ssfssd
A. . sssssas 81 iiii-ss - sslsss "a
ssls N.sy sss as~ a. gsss ~
40 ass, lass u sss sshsas ihsi il.l.
sss.s :, 5000 ,ls SETS ss' = 20
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-22
THE MISSISSIPPI FLOODS.
EAR I.EkS DARCEA yHAN rkoSLk
GESERALlY sESs0sE.

sSssss lssss. ssss ~ zee siaHspsssass
enseeasss -esevasss nseny onsasaai
Ne essae ekksas % - - -.
- ~ ssssv-e1.Aoossssas as0ssls.
ksv osisAss. MOO IN. .. a,s<ss,.
esssA<sai n " Noe dislssss bssopesssss
tstsa. - 10000 0 eseeass 49, -
ssss,ss sssi s~ fsep Noe OsIsAns -
esi&s peIsas - sks ksstAsss paSusss sk.sss
Ne aAxaa0s sslS ~ - Asss ~ A. -
sslss n NJ nlsaasoseS 60 ~ wssi
Asaos ~ ssssAsv No. $500. ~
esys. go UssAH ssAGosseis< uksskss
W psstss' - 49, ~ svss;sAass q assa
sAsflD b sse1kg asaSss
u ssssss uaAsax Is~s-~>sssAs sss s-ss~s
ss,ss<s = ~ lsslsA<s n ~ lllinlsslesa
~ ssesssAass ~ sasss6ks kass g.
brsssss sss.splsSsa ~ sssoss $3.50 3 sssss
tssi $1,000 u e. u sss-<ao6k n ~ - IA
si~ ssls. - , slss - ssk ~ hlsssslpSs,
,is s-.s.ssalss ~ s1ssss $3.50 49, Ssss
a...S s~>@ ss.ssslssAAe A. s.esxss ~
isa - sse<s<ks6s - = - essss.,
49, Sss~ s>sss skss0 - NJ, s<ssss ~
a. s.... ls.s1'.sss - sss.;ss -
ps go $500 - - - n,u,u,e~
~ sss,Ss. ~ a.. . - - 49,
80. 20. -. -. =. = - ...'.
sss - Ss>-s sA~s h b eans~s - 80,
- s-s- 80 s-Aass4s 49, N -
ksSs ss4s $500 n hssa $1,000 y
l~D.ssHn0 49,. tssaD $500 ~ sAzsAsskss.
- ~ S>sas s~sa1 49, ss~s ksss@s
40 ss-s ssssess - 49, - - - ssls
ii~ lss< 80 fsss.l.~s b
~ ns-u~~Sp ~ ssy ssssy s-~s
Sa.ss< 30 esd $500 - lss-as ss@~s Ne
1880 900 60 srssAps, e. - - -
sl~< ~ ssssy iss<ssAs ss-s sssasD
Ne ss~AssY = a. . 80 go 60. -
- DsuD esD~en b 80 6sss b y -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-22
Administer Carpets

At less than present mill prices We are showing more
than $50 patterns Of these beautiful carpets the pro-
ducts of the best makers; Alexander Smith & Sons
Co.. Hartford Carpet Corporation and the Bigeiow
Lowell Mills.
The handsome designs and exquisite pleading of
colon with the beautiful soft finish of this fabric
make Il justly the most popular paror carpet ever
made. These goods are now being sold ia this mar.
ket At prices ranging from Sl.2S TO Si.7S yard.
We offer them tomorrow 1t prices lower than the
mills would sell them to you.
e<e. SI.Io and Si.7o Yard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-22

sharss Ne lallions al toas al fertile coll
into the Gulf instead.
Even wissa the rvss az Ne tr ibuiariss
bsssk throAsh tIss isss>s. 10 does more
eaoa shaa kxssa. unls.s ths eyerasw occurs
= slas vksa tbs evups have bssa planted
rlsouasn<ls II scsss have bssa sfidsd tn
ths ssaisivsbts Md sAsaa bayou tafourchs
b. svOvasss N tis lasi hAlf-osai.Sy. wh~n
. ~ vssss 80 ~ Wv essvaA.s occurred
N - hyrts Grove su0ar pisasssisa. In
piaoussnlass psstsh. h hSvssd In the ssss.
psanp = Q sSssi tsas. bui vtssa sAs wsssf
Uesl Asss u sss issss< shss tlss assr hAd
sAAs1 ssysss Lunafsd sasss a. lsaa 10
- elsssssass. thus psy,as sss 81 ,hs
$780, h ~ aaas
a - Iss,ssss u sLs sas.s sf ossss-.s
sss 2sss N ~ ~ az. ~ Ne sesss
ksusGs ~ as sassasiaa u Csassss ~
kspse,ssssssss l~uuAs n hss Voc. sis
lnzs~6saus . ~ AssssAas ~ s-.s~ssy u
~ yssssssv ~ - . b'sLAs sss Ass ~
Issssas 49, NJ eAs 500 - lsad ss'
Issole6 y a. ussa~i sssl@. s,asass a.
~ NsasaSsa ksss ~ lssss Pes.
sksw sAs~sS ssl- l~ss kss ssslssa.s.
80 kAsvs - 'us ssap'
AsAs Ass ,ss's ~ No s.ss ss .
~ - ~ 81. - sa.ss . si.ss u .
- So. sssss>sAsS fss-s tl~ $50 ~
essAs NJ A. y sss~ . 40 - sss's'
- sss ~ Assss~s Asoo~S ~
bsns.S 49, t->sas SOS slss ssssss slssS
.-ssss... Issss = 4 y~-s
49, AssssasS u t-sAs i..~s NJ a.ss
n = ~ SCI ssAs sss. . ssss ~ sls
- - a. s3si skss ~ nee - ssss
-, No ssAss sssssss iiss.s. 40 ssa..s,
ssAt GSsss Sss~ go - . sssss~S ls.~ss
Sss - - 80 u W oA-~~asv ki.~
$3.50 ssss'4s. ,ls ..~ss $3.50 ss.s s.as
49,. 49,, ~ S''-"A' s''-' 9 - '"s
80 .sss. ss.S.asil, s-.ls . sl@ss u .
s.ass ssas. y 49, ef-~<s svs-- ssa<. ~
$50 ~ ~ h~as~sss< n . s~s~s-~
h = s1sssss. SO 60 Sp.~.~.ss 80 ss.s
n 100 -s~szs ss~~A>sss. ssz>sp wsss
- 49, ssssr er~ss - a. SpSssss b
s~~ss - - fsenns.. s~ss - 80 See.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-22
THE ~ NAN ana.
usss.~ss psssssAss Dsssrsssa ~ wizard
n usaAsssss essu.

Jana. > wsliisss d ,hs Ansr,a.n mason.
sisis ~ iollssiAs ise'' shDu' '1s Mo-
'hsry ,lA,s,,Is,s ssd n.Islsss.as state stats.
s ..,.a., 49, 80 49, s =. n, .s.,s.. iisi
lLs s,l,H had l.'.sn tmrs,s..'sn 80
sish tt.s' sN s..tsle sAs.t.s,.
l.sn So lf.s....is ~ w. 80. -. ~.
siif on us e.'hfssy, % l@ss s"ss s.'s'
x,s~af ~ 20 e.a,es.s,sa -. .,
s~fy NJ u,t..s i%.s. 80
- seAssa ssK ~ 10 as, - sss.s
~ si.e n.Ieih y ~ 49, ~ ~ sss.s-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-22
The famous inlaid lino,sums. both
imported and domestic. 10 choice
patterns. worth $50 yard. It 90.
yard.
Carpet Rugs.

ESQ handsome carpet russ Ia the most wanted
sizes. made up from choice pstterns Of the best
carpets. and but little more than half what h would
cost to have them made
SO rugs made of all grades Of carpet. sverige sis
6xo feet. worth up to $1,000. a 17.ss each.
SO rugs. svense size sxi2 fses worth UP to 5000
at SI<.7S each.
50 rugs sverige size Io.oxi3 feet worth ID 10
$4,000. a$is7S.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-22

hour not q momsst should be Lost In saving
thee pI,iful Tcfnnants II L. one ~ the
most sstonIshins fsois ~ history thst q
small s~s,lensnt of Jess have been aide 10
survive the vieissitude~ 81 sssm~ ;oo yeafs
Ia tl.e hear ~ county az pasAhs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-22

Jointless China mattings. in neat
small checks. that regularly sell for
isc. yard, at lie. yard.
Fancy japanese cotton warp
mattings. in handsome carpet pat
terms, all the choice colors, regu-
larly sells for 2Sc. yard, at l5c.
yard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-22

Heavy Oil Cloths that are we'll
made and thoroughly seasoned; the
kind you regularly pay 3Sc. yard
for. at nc. yard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-22

Extra heavy printed linoleums
from mills whose goods are sold by
best houses in the country. The
quality you pay Use. yard for. at
%oc. yard!
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-22
No Such Sale of Pianos.
Prices That Will Make History.


pianos %
If sxansea CxS
u,unfos o
ali Of
advise call % get
munhh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-22

Extra heavy China Mattings-
reversible, in desirable patterns that
usually sell for SOC. yard, at loc.
yard.
Fancy Inlaid Japanese Mattings,
the scarcest goods on the market;
regular price soc. yard, at loe. I'D.
The heaviest China mattings
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-22

Regular Now
CABINET psnd sire, mahogany
ease, alta heavy carved panels
asd pil1as; - good Is new, as asS
nsiies 4 Co. Upright.
Laresgt sse, hssvy carved ma
hoe1ny eass; ssassd short tine, go as
singer upsisht.
Laras Gzs, mahogany case Of
plain, neat' dssign. A esod, duSs-
BE piano. Like sew, 800 $50
starr Upsisht.
Medium size, fsney walnut csss.
Bsttss fos The littls sss ito had as $50
starr Upright.
Medium dse, San Domingo ma
hossny case. Fancy carved panel.
Has had bat little use and could
nst b Distinguished from n:w, as $50
Bradbury Upright.
panels, JUS. Ike new. $50 ass
Chickerins 4 Sons Upright.
Largest sine, ebonized case. Is in
every respect equal to new, 600 AIS
Behr Bros. UPRIGHT.
Medium Es,, nahoGuny eass,
patsa. eylinder Top; bun little used $50 100
Ensrsoa CprtGht.
Lares sire, tulip wood ess: OF
handsome design, slightly used ass $50
Emerson Upright.
Medium siss mshesany veneer,
Lie new, 80 SSo
s&ar uprssht.
Medium dse, San Domingo ma
hossny case, without ornsmen-
uHon Of any kind, sympathetic
tone. Finish eighty damaged. SIS 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-22
Used Knabe Pianos a
Reduced Prices.

We have Two Knabs 1sby Grads In ns-
hosany and oas Ia Rosewood. also Two KMAs
UWighb, one n Mahogany, sae in osh, -
viii be Offered M ersstly reduced Pros. Nsy
Be bought On monthly psynsss 4 desirs4
Terms On Pianos; d o36o sad unA8, -
essh, 500 mosshiy, wfth = ps cAt hkes-
ct: "a pian0 ever $3.50, Si0Ao eesh,
80 90 monthly VIII I psr cmt intsOL
Pianos ssld in 0saia New Yok Ans1
the first year without ehaC
Piano warerooms, fourth eses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-22

made. A most durable and cleanly
low price Aoor covering In the mar
ket; regular price 40e. yard; q
2oc. yard.
Fancy japanese linen warp mat
tings. 10 choice damask patterns in
all the most wanted colors; regular
price, 40c. yard; At Zoe. yard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-22

No. e-Biaek ssis. ~ No. tiSs.
27-ineh, fine quality, all silk.
Also 10 distinct grades Of
Black psau de SOLE soc. 10 $40.
Dlsck Lousne ak, 10 81 rs.
Blsck pesa Do eyene TO si.as
Black guaranteed tsGea, zoe. 10 81 so.
Black surah silks zoe. 10 sf7S
Black India aGeis. TO 81 -.
Black c1epe do chine to $500.
Back hsbuta silk. see. 10 of.so.
Black duche<< sac.
The bsss makers Of silk Essops md Amsies spssssd
10 ness Ines
Printed foulssd sihs regular Lag. vsrisy
ssyies and esiosineL
Ne- fancy sIis sse ta regular siss. Hs.haAs ssss-
iaes salts
Ns,ssH shsnssas porsss sSiseh. i~ 'sgsss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-22

Regular Now
Saall size, rosewood ca,
sctavs, hss been put In God
ssd9 md vii prove satisfactory
To- pfactics pufPosss, $500 10
Rishmsad Upright.
Rich walnut cas- With plain pan.
Il. Ansaa and attractive piano
bot n&as I'D, - 1sS
ssA,l,sr UPRIGHT.
NaAeesny ease, hsC De, 6ns
Ipas saA iiks nsw, $50 30
smith 4 Barnes Upsisht.
L9Is IN, mahogany case Of
nsst rsAnsd design, bat li,ne ussd, $50 100
Rishmona UpriGht.
San Douineo mahogany esss OF
atistic dsGienL An De better tQ
sight ~ his had, s<s 1875
Riehmsnl uDsisht.
Lrte -, golden oak cass. with
nney carved panel muse dak,
stShuy I'D, bat vay dSissb'a 2%s 1855
schiller Upstsht.
LRDsss ~, walnut case; has
tssa ssed, b. b in perfect con-
litioa, $50 ZOO
Howard 4 Co. Upright.
Medium sire mahogany case, with
e.aey carved panel msnafaetur-
as ample, s1S siS
smith 4 Barnes Upright.
taass d., nahoesny esss, 9TH
kssvy essvsd nosldias around
TOP; ~ hus Asst dns, SOS 80
SMITH q nAssss Upstghs.
IAse 6ss, hsndsons Agussd vsl-
. 10, ess, bst little ssel, sos 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-22

Sale of Linoleums and Oil Cloths.
Our spring line of these popular floor coverings complete
AS introduction offer the following the lowest prices for
qualities and l-3 less than regular prices.
bot
in
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-22
Five Sample Pianos

These pisn0 ne new Ind pssusl q -
6aordinsry Opportunity 10 pRsos NO - =
limit her pisso nvsstmsal An ~ ~
guaranteed
. Ksyton UpdsAb, sseslU, sos Ne
s7s,, birch cases of fancy figure, $50
2 Kayton Uprighu, regular, esch
ssa5, San Douiago mshsUny
coes, $50
/ Ksyton Upright, regular ssss,
walnut easel sxrs fancy fgus, $50
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Largest sire, eyshdr ton vaAsu
case. Has had bot Hstls -. $50 .
steinwsy Dsby Grand.
Rosewood case, nedsn In ssesy
respect and has had but little ne.
II would pas for new were ~
inclined 10 represent Il . sneh, 90 Q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-31
RUMORS ARE RIFE.
Gossip Regarding Negotiations for
Valuable Realty.

There is good deal Of gossip relative to
negotiations for the purchase Of valuable
real estate in the upper business section
of the city. Beyond the mere statement
that such and such a property has been
sold there Is nothing very positive. Neither
is the street talk more specific when It
comes to the purposes which lead to the
alleged transactions.
1t 1t said however, in some instances that
provision Is to be made for a home for one
Of the new trust companies or its branches,
or banks which. according to the same
authority, is to be established here. When
the chaff is shaken out as far as Is prac-
ticable, there appears to be nothing that
can be announced.
In regard to the prospective financial m
stitutions, 1t is regarded as certain that
new national bank Is to be formed and also
that another trust company Is to be or
eanized. Whether the latter will be an en-
firelv new organization or the National
SAFE Deposit Co. with enlarged capital has
not been finally decided
The proposition made by Mr.. Jonn n NC
Lean Is still in the hands OF commietee OF
the board of directors. and report Is e1-
pected to be made to the board at an carry
day. It is possible that the board may De
eide to submit the matter to the stockhoid-
ers. At any rate, II the proposition Is not
accented. there seems to be wel-settleo
Conviction In local financial circles that
Mr. Mclean and those associated with MIN
win start trust company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-31
DIED AT CHICAGO
REPRESENTATIVE RUMBLE Sue
CUMBED TO CANCER.
Had Not Been in Washington During
the Present Session-His
Colleagues Meet.

A telegram received here today announc-
ed the death Of Representative John N. w.
Rumple of the second Iowa district at the
St. Luke's Hospital, Chicago, at 4 O'Clock
this morning. Mr.. Rumple was afflicted
with cancer and had been in the hospital
practically all winter.
Representative Rumple was a native OF
Ohio. having been born at Fostoria March
f. 1S41. He attended the public schools
there and moved to Iowa at an early age,
where he completed his education IN the
Western College and later in the Iowa
State University. While a student there
he enlisted and served throughout the civil
war. He read law in Marengo. Iowa,
where he practiced for number of years.
He also opened a law Office In Burlington
and maintained his practice in both places.
He was q member Of the state senate FOR
eight years and was serving his first term
in Congress at the time Of his death. Dur
ing the last session Mr.. Rumple had to
leave three times for special treatment on
account of cancer in his throat. He had
not been in Washington during the present
session.
Mr.. Rumple was associated during the
war with Speaker Henderson at Golfers
VILE, Tenn, being captain of cavalry at
the post Of which the Speaker was In COM
mand. He was greatly interested in educa-
ton and was a regent OF the University Of
Iowa.
meeting Of the members OF the Iowa
delegation was held this afternoon in the
room of the Speaker to take action ON the
death Of their colleague.