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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-29
Sturmesnntbeu.

Ser fhpere Sturm, tpeI9er am Sam.
flag Rabmittae fur mebrere Stunbsr
ilber scranton unb ber RadbarIhafi
bin9 uno furs Dor 4 llbr- Iosbra6, rid
tete Stemlihen S6aoen an unb fur furss
3eit fab es au6 aus. ais penn Elm
idwerer Saeeli&Ias ibn beeleiten tpiirbe.
pds aber eIadIiderpeiie nidt ssi6ab
Der Reeen fam in Str6men niebsr une
parluon ftarfem Bonner unb 8tiB beaIei.
tet; elmer Der 3birme bes Dodge 8re,
ders purbs bonn 8Iis sstrOfen unb be.
i6dbiet, aud ous Dad ansesdnbet. bod
tpuroen bic Slammen ihnea geloiht
bas Susb Me@raip 8obnbaus auf Son.
ttnental Sil tpurbe ebenfalIs setroffen
uuo Der Shornitein seri6rt. Das ee.
trOfiene @sbdube go. l5 2adapanna
4psnue entfam nit leldier 8sfddbieune.
gine srobs AnsabI Sdaitenbaume pur.
ben BON bem ftarten Winoe umsenebt,
90 8abnnassn Der Iraetion gompanis
purben bei6dbiet unb ale Weibenlihter
swiihen bier unb 8itiston brannten aus
Das Sbarles Gonrao @ebdube an Benn
Ausnue etbielt Elm fart beiddbietes Dad,
cas Charles Gallagher @ebaube an
2aRstaff glpeuue erbielt aud Elm ruinir.
ies Dad unb bef6dbiets Raaern, einen
Sdaben BON $500 mahsnb sine
Shsune bes 0apib Sones an Srint
Sirabe purbe i'm 8straes bon 800 Bee
i4dbist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-29

laufsnben SUB aI8 su nisbris era6tet
puree Der @Ontraft tpirb tpieber anges
seiBt.
M. s. Gibbons nar Der sinsise, ber
elm Ineetol fiir Ssfton 3 i'm s. 4tsues.
tanuI Diitritt einrei6ts. in ipeI1em sr
s2.20 ben laufenben Sub eerIanst; res
ferirt.
Sine bon @uIpin einsebradte unb be.
ltdliste Reioluiion tpeit ben Sirabeus
fommilidr an. su etfabren unb barabsr
su beIi6ten, init peldsm Hette bic 8.
& $ Gompupie Boplar Strabe einae.
saunt babe.
Da bic poresidriebene 3eit bon fiinf
Woben spiiden Der Nnnabme unb oer
8erbfentlihune Der Oroinans, pelhe
$50, 900 fur garfSusde betpiQiet. nod
nldt petHOiIen mar, 10 purbe bic BorIage
IN WieoereripaBunB Bcsoeen unb iiir sine
WOde binterleet,
@ontrolIeur Sotuea's Nntinbieuna,
DoB er ben Gontratt fur Seftion y I'M 5.
4bsubsfanal Diitrift nidt unterseibnen
pIrbe. ba bas 8elb nod nidt oaflr be.
pillet tpotoen lei. ipurbe an bas betreff.
gomite referiri, bas. tpie gaIpin por.
itlus, bas @elO fiir ten 3wsd auffinOen
| ioa.
3BeImann bra6te elm 8eioIution Dor.
ote 1926 fiir 8eparaturen bes Ssrantlin
Oampfer Quarters betpiaiet, pelGe
5umme Iaut elmer bon ibm eingsbra6ten
Orpinans bon Oer gsipiIisuns fur 8epa.
raiur oes 6rantIin 0ampfsrs eenommen
tperben lou ; cine tpeitere bon ibm einge.
tra6te Otolnans besnedt ben 4nfauf
zines brittle aIuiie 9ampisrs fur bic
5rantlin @ompanie.
Die bon Morris einssbra6te He{oIus
tiOn, ipslde sl70 @ntibdbieuna fiir
2eibhaabeiiBer Connolly bespedt, ireiI
Elm bon Waltsr 8srB eetriebene 4utid,e
IN einen uoiitsbenben @aiieritod rannts.
puroe referirt. Ser WaferitOd fol- 5
Sub unb 8 3oa auberbaIb Der 8inniteiu.
iinie fteben.
Die Drbinans fur einen tpeiteren Der.
manenten Mann fiir bic Grpfal Som.
panic Durbe elnftis bsridtet. Gin
sleiHes aei6ab nit iener. bic s 90 Gnt.
f4aoiaune fiir 8. u, O'@onnor bepigiat.
tie tpurbe sur reseIre&ten @eiddftsorb.
nune referirt unb bann bel eriier unb
Bpeiter 2efune ansenommen. Nnbere
bel erfier une speiter 2eiuns ansenoms
meme Oroinansen besueden sinen tpeitern
permanenten Mann fur bic Saien unb
Better Gompanie. uno nebsrtrasuns bon
$3.50 bon ber 8eplQisuns fir SiraBen.
beleubtunB in Der Is. Warb fir Siraben.
repaFaturen baieIbit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-29

- Der eroBe Hatb oeS Sebfatopb
Orbens tpar pereaneene Wode in Buffalo
in Sisuns unb am DOnnertas fanb bic
9eamtenpabI tatt. Gum Supreme
Sentinel tpurbe W. 3. Senerids bon
Scranton ertpablt.
- g. S. 8ofsnfrans bon Ranfom
Goipnfbip nurbe am Montas BON ieinem
Radbar. Sriebeusridter s. y. 2efb, nit
einep SdOoiflinte seidofen {; bic 2ao'
une brane lbm in beioe 8eine uno man
beflrdtete sur 3eit. baB er mbalider.
lpsiie iie nsrIieren mIiie. 9eib, iopie
feline 1c&ter, mubten 8arsi&aft itelen.
= ginem @uni6e Der part gommii.
fare unb ber @runbeisentbdmsr ent.
ipredenb, berbot seitern Der Wupor Der
Strabenbabn @efeIlidaft ieoe peitere
Irbeit an Aribur Ipenue. ,nbem er iid
barauf itdbt, baB bic @eredtfame Der
@ompaaie bort erloiden iei. 2ebtere
tpdnidt lbr @eleiIe bon Prescptt Ipenue
soie Burberry Strabs blnaus. bann ent.
lag 4rtbur apenue bis su bem iest mad
9fap Iue Barf fiibrenben @eIeiie aussus
pebnen. Die Sade tpirb obne 3melfel
in irsenb elmer @eiie frieblid beisele8t.
= Die 8epubIifaner bes britten IegiS,
Iutipen DiitritteS erpdbIten am Dienitaa
8urseb W. g. 9riffitbs bon GapIor als
ibren Deleeaten gum Staatseonpent. mil
8. 8. Soleate bon Ga Blume ais IIters
nate. Sic inpofiren @oupsrnbr Stone's
8erpaltun8 iopeit unb ipesiea behen
grnennune bon ID. 9. Auap ais Der.
Staten Senator. Die HepubIifanet
oes eriten IesisIatipen Diftrttes baiten
am aleihen Mbenb cine 3uiammentunft.
bel Der 4bpofat QB. U. 2epis als 9eles
gat uno Ulorris g8. Dlorris oils Alters
note gum Staatseonpent eripdblt tpuroen
9Ouoernbr Stones 8ernaIiuus tpuros
ebenfalls bon eieien sutsebeiBen. bic Re'
prdientanten Sarr unb Sheuer aIs I'm.
FERTILIZER bes Senators Auap inboHiri
uno 8i4ter lrdbaIb's 8anbibatur eben'
faas bersli& beitdtiet.
aurs Dor 6 llbr ssfsrn 9lbenb brad
in Der Sobelmiible bon Sobn 8rplpn ai
Iib Strabe in Pine 8roof Elm 5euer aus
unb Elm ausemener 4larm berief bic se'
iammte 6euerpebr babin. Sic @esent
1T eine ol9tbeiieoelte unb es bsfinben iid
IN ber unmittslbaren Radbari6aft BIZ
SOIsbbfe bon Sinn & Sbbne, Briee &
Sopartb. Sranf Wiopsr unb Die 6ffent
It6e Sdule SO. 8. Die Sobelmtibl
tpurbe sdnslih seritOrt, NIT ber i'm sipei
ten StOdperfe befinbliden S6rslner
ipertfdtte BON @barles 2orb /; lebtere
psrliert $1,000 anb Sobn 8rOWn $4,000
une 1T bisier unperiidert. Die Seusr'
ipebr arbeitete brab unb es fam ibr 4,
itatten. oab es sur 9eit tpinbfiae maj
uno bic Slamme BON Da6e abpdrti
brannte. QBie alleS anosre in bieiei
soltbesnabeten Stabt, ideinen nu6 bi
9alfte unierer 2bidapparate aus Slant
uno 8anb au iein, trOboem aaidbrlid
eine tOlofals Summe fir oas 5sueree.
partement pertpenbet tpirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-29
Stabtratb.
Common council. %. SUM,

Common Council. %. Stunt.
slae 90 antpefenbe DiitsIieber bieiei
3tpeises itimmten am obieen Abenb fdl
bic 2adaipannu Gelepbon Orbinnns, ale
oieie BEL brittsr 2eiuns auissrufen unt
an8enommen iuurbe.
3iSslmann reidte eine 8eIoIution elm,
bic referirt purbs; lie tpeilt ben Stabts
fdreiber an. far 80 Gage in orei 8siiun.
gen ansutinbieen. baB am z. 9lOpember
1899 Ibsr bic 6raee abssftimmt perben
iOa, Oh bic ftdbtiide S6uO 3msds @r.
ridtuns zines itdptifdsn sIeftrii6sn Bss
leubtuueswertes um $4,000 sfb6bi
tpsroen fol-.
9lnssbOts fir 4bausstaniIe on Sarri.
ion auenue. Sduls unb Stipp Courts
purben feline eineereidt ba ber 8Oran'
i1Ias bes Stabtseomsters iu sl.67 ben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-29
Nadb Safe Nrtel Yarf
am n. SSuli.

SIN bem romantifd eelessnsn Barf Der
Serren Sdabt. Sealp & Soran am puns
oerbdbi6en Safe 4riel pro eS am nGb.
fen Dlenftae, ben A. Suli. bod bsrge.
ben. benn bic Serren baben Mtirattionen
bsrsit. bic nidt uerfsbIen iperben. elne un.
ssbeure Wienidenmenee ansusleben; III
IS bod Der einalse Ort in Der unmittels
barren llmsebuns BON scranton, mo man
nab elmer fursen Sabrt bon taum elmer
Stunbe bas idGBsnoe 2aubba9 einss
groben 5arfes.mit all ieinen Hnnebmlib.
teiten erreidt unb entneber bier ober am
nfer oes fdblen Sees iib erfriidsn
| fann.
Den 8eiudern bes parfes am 4. SuIi
uiro bas punoerbare Shauipisl sebotsn
su ieben, tpie Brof. u. 9. @laseop in
etnem sroBen 8a!lOn cine S6be bon 1000
5ub itel8t unb iid oann aus elmer unter
cem 8allon an8ebra4ten 8anOne bsraus
feuern labl unb barauf NIT elnem SaQ.
idirm aur @rbe nieperi1pebt. 5ernel
plrb Ser BeniaIe Sabrrab. .8tinitlsr 5rut,
dep an oiei'm Gage felne uniiberlreif.
lt6en 8unitftade. ble ihm einsn tpoblper.
oienten 8uf in gang glmerifa peri6aiften.
gum 8efen 9eben. Dle alS tiibtig amer,
fannie 2aipTenee 8ano unb Ortshsr if
sn8asirt unb mirb fur reidli9e Concert,
uno Gansmuiit oas ibriee tbun. Sin
blbf4es Garouiiel, bequeme S4pinsen,
Dampffd,ff. unb 8OOtfabrten auf. Dem
See bteten fernere unterbaItuneen.
@s iinb 8Orfebrunsen estrotfen. bab
am 4. SuIi itanOlid 9a8s nab aais
4rlel uno 3urld fabren, 10 Dab man sans
ieiner 8equsmIidtsit eemdb bic Sabri
MAIDEN uno na4 8eIteben beimfsbten
tann. g8er einen tpirtlid eenubreiaen
Gag berleben mill. ibut baber tpobl ba.
ran. feline 8orbereituneen oemesmab su
treffen, oab ct am 0ienifag ale Sorgen
beiielte le8eI unb wobleemutb nit Sinh
uno 8eseI mad Safe AtieI auswanbern
fam. Selbit penn man bort BON hlrs
miidem gBetter iiberraidt nerben ioate,
bot bas ni6ts au iasen. benn es ift borl
far bic nnterfunft 5auienber seforst.
IS oiirfte pielleibt ni1t aqgemein Be.
tannt iein. oab ieoen Sonntae UNI 8.45
Dtorgens une l.30 Rahmittaes 3lgt
bon scranton nod Safe 4rieI fahren uni
oab bafsIbft 8auer's 8anb alIiOnntdelid
tonsertirt. Drei serdumise SoteIs nabt
oem Seeufer bieten ben 8eiudsrn allt
4nnebmli6tstten unb oas Bette, mas biz
Sabresseit berpUr bringt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-29
OeIifate6en.

Sif6e: 9leue Soaanbii6e Sdrinst
unD Ruiit6e Saroinen. Samburse,
9taIe in Del uno 9elee, @apiar. Sar.
oinen in 8ddien, 2obiier, appetit SiIbs.
sefodier Diaderel, aieIer Sprottsn in
Del.
SAFE: Sromaee be 8rie, 2ieber.
franz. Cream. @riiner, Sdpeiser. Sim.
burger, 8aditein unb Sanb adie.
Wurit: SaIami uno Gerpelat. Wis.
ner. nit ober Obne Sauerfraut, unb
5rantfurter in 8l6fen.
SpesiaIitdten: OdienmauIs
SaIut. 2isbis's Sleifd. grtraft. OlipsnbI
beim Quart. aumm. 3unsen in lbpfen.
Gowarb Siebedsr,
$50 2adaipanna 4pe.
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SaS .0ietcr@ Eahrrae.

Ber nod zines bieisr 9epeIes sum
berabssieBten Breiie bon $2S su baben
wiinidt, mub ii6 bseiIen, oenn nur nit
srOBer Mdbe 1T e8 uns eeIunssn. sinen
weiteren tleinen 8orratb su oieism ere
itaunlid biaisen 8reife su bsfommen,
peIder inbeiien ipeber 8rsmfe, 9Iode
nod 2aterne einiblieBt. Das obige
5abrrao 1T bas neusite 1899 Mobea unb
bat ale mobernen 8erbsferunsen; unb
oiefe Senbuns bon 30 Stud III poiitip
bic este.
S. 9. BilIiams & 8ruber,
3l4. 3l6 unb 3I8 2afawaund apenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-29
NrOlDn'S 8ee0tDe

Serr WOIss BrOtpn. ber bisberise 8e.
iiBer oblgen tabens. piro sur MbpideIs
une feiner Gef6dfte i'm sipeiten Siod.
tperfe bon 8. Driefen's @ebdube, No.
228 Sadalpanna Ipenue. delib pdbrs
eno Der 9sftdfisfunben su trsifsn iein
unb eriutt Sduloner um idIeunies 8es
ridtigans ibrsr RddfanDs.
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OelO ~ berlcihen.

auf Wonntsjst sefr Ianss Dausr. su ~ bic 6
proisut is nat efr Gage ess Gistnibums.
RGbee ausfnnft trtbelt U. ". 3 immtr-
man, Scare Of 5raps 9sbduef Scranton,
pd. 1S,3m
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Ne,te Mttsei9e,s.
Sdulpt III perfaufen.

ssltsen nabs bsr Ssiesnfabrit tn er 10. Barb.
ssi8ie ansabuns, wtnn 9smanb bausn nil /;
bsr Reff fam iifbsH tlsibm. Na6jufrassn In
bisler Sfist. ba
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-29

Sal3fuB tritt oft auf bel faItem 8et.
ter. ole innere Sanb ersreifenb unb an.
oere 2brpertbeils. Soob's SariaparilIa,
osr srobe 8lutreiniser, beilt SaIsiIub.
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Sci,meice bies aus

unb brinss 20 NIT Gut fir 10 Gents
9abnfabrt In BEN Nsw gcrt 8anfsrctt
Stprs, tpsnn ole siutn Dollars ptrtb
unb mfbr fanffn.
(Dp6enblatt.)
mn,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-29

9eutf6s 8riefIife.
8rau 8odts, Gtau Sabie GcnrAb,
Bntb Grpb, Gillian Sammsl,
SrL RiHntf eeH, JraH {. S@6ftr,
Jrl, Wamis S@tIipn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-29

Soob's PiIIen tpirten por3dsIi6 na6
Der Dtablselt uno furiren &Opfweb. 25c.
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g. G. pton unb g. 90 6umurb gerpater fd bic Grebitoren
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-20
7na4zls4xQ
rreparlng for chrlstmas.

Special to Times Republican.
Montezuma, Dec. 20.-Preparation for
Christmas seems to be the order of the
day here at this time. our schools will
close with musical and literary pro-
gram Friday
The PRESBYTERIAN people will hold a
Christmas tree and supper at the city
hail Saturday evening. The NJ. e., NJ
T. and Christian churches Will have APP
propriaIe Christmas exercises at their
respective places of worship.
In addition to the above, it is said
that Christmas wet goods are arriv-
ing daily by express
j. n Turner, the New Sharon house
mover, has been working in this vicin-
ity the past week.
The Modern Woodmen of America a,
their meeting last week elected the fol
lowing officers: Venerable consul
George w. Wiltse; advisor, p. F
Smith; clerk. w. L. Powell. banker, T.
r. Stilson; escort, w. Bowers; sentinel
w. Butts; picket, c. G. Adams.
C. A. C. Harris, who has been visit.
ing in the vicinity of Cape Cod, Mass.
for some time, arrived home Saturday
prospecting company are at work
on the Mcintyre farm, two miles soutf
of town, trying to locate paying ver
of coal. f. w. Lynn is in charge.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-20
NEWS Of TIE STATE
Prof Curtiss Comments on Recent
Meeting Of the Stock Breeders
Convention.
Thinks the Iowa Association One of
the Strongest in the
Country.
Big Reduction Of G. & N. W. Work.
ing Force at Boone Other
Iowa News.
pecial to Tlmes-Repuhlican

Special to Times Republican.
Ames, Dec. 20-Professor C. f. Cur
tiss, who is recognized as one of the
leading agricultural scientists of the
country, and who was elected president
of the Iowa Improved Breeders Asso-
citation at the recent meeting here, had
the following to gay to the Times Re-
publican correspondent in regard to the
late session of the association:
The Iowa Improved Stock Breeders
Association has long been regarded as
one OF the strongest. If not the strong
est, organization gifts kind in America.
its REPORTS. containing the annual pro-
ceedings. are widely sought and read
with interest, even in foreign coun-
tries. The association numbers among
its members many of the strongest men
in the state. Last week l attended the
annual meeting of the New York State
breeders Association at Rochester,
and while they have live, progressive
lot of stockmen in the old Empire state,
their meetings We're not as we'll att
tended as ours, and the interest was
not nearly as we'll sustained, nor We're
the discussions as animated. Notwith-
standing the fact that they have liberal
state aid and are enabled to bring
speakers from distance and make UP
good programs. more practical farmers
attend the meetings in Iowa than in
New York. The meeting just closed
will take rank as one of the best ever
held in this tate. The number of young
men in attendance each year in addi-
Ition to the old members is Very crafty
ing and indicates that there will be
worthy successors To the founders OF
the association who have done so much
for advancing agriculture in Iowa.
This is technically known as a breed
ers' association, but it is more than
that, for the range of its discussions in
lcludes everything that pertains To
practical, up-to-date farming. The next
meeting at Mount Vernon will I'M
| doubteelly be up to the usual standard
il not even better Charles City was a
strong competitor for the location and
4 viii probably secure the following
4 nleeting
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-20
SHOPMEN LAID OFF.
Southwestern Reduces dts Working
Force at Boone.

Southwestern Reduces dts Working
Force at Boone.
Boone, Dec. pa cut of % per cent
in the working force ar the Northwest
srn shops and round house took effect
yesterday. Fifty-two men We're laid
off, from yardmen to machinists. The
reason assigned is the falling off in
traffic On the road and n desire to keep
their pay roll down to correspond with
receipts. The shops meyer We're buster
and work is piled up on every side.
Nine engines are in the shop. some of
them stripped for almost complete re-
building, and the blacksmith shop has
been working overtime to keep up with
the work. yet this reduction takes two
fires out of the shop. Among those laid
off are some of the oldest machinists in
the shop. Many of the men about the
shops have staid With the company all
summer working for sl.l5 and sl.25 per
day, when common laborers in this city
We're receiving s1.Io and 81, and this fit
of economy strikes them hard at the
beginning of winter when rent, fuel and
all living expenses are higher than they
have been for years.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-20

church last Sabbath. Our people are
much impressed With him as the person
to become their pastor.
One of our. oldest and most respected
citizens, Mr.. John Croak died a few
days ago and was buried on Sunday
last.
The city council of our city at a
meeting awarded the city printing to
the new Daily Record. So the Record
is the official paper of the city.
We are pleased to announce that
there was but one death in our city
during the month of November last.
Our city library is in a prosperous
condition. We have now about 5000
books upon the shelves. Hon. E. Town
send, president of the board. has sent
in his resignation as member Of the
board on account of his health. Mr.
Townsend has been on the board for
fifteen years. We are sorry to lose his
valuable services
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-20
LAtsREL.

Dec. 2o.-;AIrs- Iia 1ngraham, wife Of
w. ID. Ingraham, died al her home vest
Of Laurel Thursday morning. after
months Of suffering from cancer. The.
funeral was at the Presbyterian church
on Saturday a IL o'clock. Rev. L. Co
lyn preaching the funeral sermon. a
large eoncourse of relatives and friends
followed the remains to their last rest
ing place in Maple Grove cemetery.
Mrs. Ingraham was As years of age and
leaves a husband. four sons and four
daughters. besides numerous other rel
atives 70 mourn her death.
Rev. Colyn Vent to Peila TO spend
Christmas and help celebrate his fa
Tiers cath birthday anniversary, and
| Rev. Cleveland Will fill the pulpit at
the Presbyterian church on Sabbath
informing
| Miss Maggie Patton arrived home the
| last of the week from Mount Vernon.
Iwhere she has been attending school.
! and will spend The holiday vacation
| with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. X.
Patton.
Gus A Smith and wife came Friday
| for a visit with relatives in town ard
/ vicirity
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-20
Farmer Robbed of S31O,

Sioux City, Dec. 2o.--Two men on a
single horse committed a robbery near
City, late Monday evening. which net
ted them about $40. The victim is
Wayne Warner farmer who lives a
few miles from the town. He had been
in that afternoon TO sell his crop of
corn and had received the cash. He
started home just after dark and after
riding few miles vas saccosted by two
men, one riding behind the other on a
horse. One alighted and the other
drew a. revolver, which he showed at
Warmers head The money was de-
manded and it was promptly turned
over. Both men on the one horse then
rode off in the darkness and so far they
have not been caught
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-20
VOLUNTEERS STORY.
Private Roy Keator's Experience
With the Army Commissariat. !.
Member of b Co., First Illinois Vol
unteers Disabled by Bad Water
and Exposure-Was Seized in
the Clutches of Bright,s Dis
ease-Dodd's Kidney Pills
Released Him.


Chicago. Dec. ia victim OF cir
cumstances was Roy Keator. of B Com
pany, First Illinois volunteers, Shaft
er's army Of invasion. He served three
months In the Cuban war. The water
in Cuba is a circumstance that few
north bred Americans can withstand
Roy Heater fell victim to it and it
nearly cost him his life. That he is
alive today he owes to Dodd's Kidney
Pills.
Keator was thrown into a fever
which developed into Bright's disease.
Bright's disease is the most severe
form of kidney disease. Dodd's Kidney
Pills are said to be the only medicine
that will cure 1t and the proprietors as
sert that 1t has never failed in q single
case where it has been tried. When
Keator came home he commenced to
take Dodd's Kidney Pills himself and
this is what he says about his case:
Chicago. ILL.,, Aug. %, 1s99.-The
Doddss Medicine Company, Buffalo, N.
Y: Gentlemen-After serving three
months in the Cuban war, lying in
trenches full of mud and water day at
ter day and drinking water full OF dis
ease and eating when i got the chance,
l was finally thrown into a fever and
this located in my kidneys, developing
into Bright's disease. / was in a SER
ious condition for some time after my
return. Dodds Kidney Pills were
recommended to me by one of our
company who had suffered the same
trouble had and he had been cured;
therefore ! took Dodd's Kidney Pills
and am glad to state that am we'll and
sound in health today as before going
to Cuba. | credit Dodd's Kidney Pills
for restoring my health and recon-
mend them to anyone suffering from
kidney troubles. / am very gratefully,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-20

POULTRY POINTERS.
One breed is enough on the farm.
Roup is the result of bad cold neg

One breed is enough on the farm.
Roup is the result of bad cold neg
lected.
Make the nests so that the hens can
walk in upon them rather than deep.
In breeding select points for vigor.
Mate cocks year old with hens 2 years
old.
Bread soaked in milk and then squeez-
ed dry makes good feed for young
poultry.
Use no deformed or weak fowls for
breeding, nor the Same cock more than
one season.
1t is only when soft food is given
that trough or board is used. Feed
whole grain upon the ground.
Cooked food fattens quickly. probably
because it is so much more easily digest
ed and therefore goes further.
Keep the appetite sharp, compelling
them 10 be active and scratch for food,
and the fowls will be healthier.
No feed will make molting hen lay.
She cannot be supplying eggs while she
has the strain of growing new feathers
upon her.--St. Louis Republic.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-20
The oxydonor Case Decided.

Dubuque. Dec. 2O.-Judge shiras yes
terday rendered decision In the case
of the Oxydonor Manufacturing Com
pany VS.. the Oxygenor Canufacturing
Company. heard here last week. in
which he decides in favor of the de-
PENDANT. DIR. Flloon. of Des Moines,
was formerly agent for the oxydonor
Company, but now represents the Oxy-
genor Company. The OXydonor Com
pany sought to have DIR. Filloon en-
Joined from selling the Oxygenor,
claiming it was an infringement on the
patent rights of DR.. Sanke in the Oxy-
donor.
The judges opinion is brief. In effect
he holds that there is nothing before
him to show that there is any merit in
either the Oxydonor or Oxygenor. and
anything about either that entities
them to patent protection. for which
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-20
HORSE AND HoRsELEss.

The horseless age must be preceded by
the asphalt ge.-Leavenworth Times
Incidentally the automobile will prove
potent ally in the good roads move
ment.-Exchange
To all the prophecies of a 'horseless
age" there went up from Madison Square
q resounding Neigh New York Trib-
une.
The automobile doesn't get scared and
plode, and it can be so manipulated as TO
give the broncho points in bucking. New
York World.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-20
Kelley to Incorporate.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to Times-Republican.
Kelley, Dec 2O.-The proposition to
Incorporate this town was voted on last
Saturday. The result was an almost
unanimous vote in favor of the PROPOSE
ton, the vote being 81 for to 2 against
it. 1t was thought there was consider
able opposition to the movement, but
many of those who have openly opposed
it remained away from the polls. There
is considerable talk of contesting the
election on technicalities.