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Evening journal., 1899-11-01
Die Insurance ON Little woman.

Philadelphia, Oct. Chiquita, the
smallest woman in the world, made
application yesterday for 500 900 in
surance on her life. The application
was made to the Mutual Life Insurance
company, OF New York. through agents
Edward A. Reilly and r. c. Hill. of the
Philadelphia Office. Though so dimin-
utive in stature. Chiquita is perfectly
formed and proportioned weight.
height. age and all corresponding as
correctly as in a full size person. and
there seems to be no reason why she
would not be as safe a risk as any
one. Her nearest birthday is 80, her
height 26 inches and her weight II
pounds. The thousands Of friends that
ChiQuita has made since she has been
at the National Export exposition will
be pleased to have her secure the poll
cy applied for. which is on the endow-
ment plan. and the annual premium
$1,000 per year.
Evening journal., 1899-11-01
MOTHER AND HUSBAND DEAD.

Chester. Nov. 1.-Mrs Daniel For
rest, Of Hyatt street, this city, went to
Providence. r. l.. to attend the funeral
Of her mother. and Monday she re-
turned home only to find her husband
nigh unto death. He passed away a
few hours later. Mr.. Forrest was
taken in a short time after his wife
left Chester. and he was cared for al
the house of a neighbor.
Evening journal., 1899-11-01
Will HOST ERlN,s FLAG.
Dublin's Mayor Wants to Visit the Exposi-
ton on Irish Day.


Philadelphia, Oct 31.-An Irish fag
of green bunting and gold cord has
been received by the exposition people
from some unknown source Accom-
panying it was a note in Gaelic char
acters asking that the banner Of Erin
be thrown to the breeze upon the ar
rival OF the Irish delegation The man
agement OF the exposition are only too
happy to comply with the request, and
are desirous of learning the name of
the generous donor The flag will be tho
handsomest on the exposition build
inEs.
Lord Mayor Talon, of Dublin. may
be a visitor at the exposition early In
November. A dispatch was received
last week from him. in which he said
he would be pleased to be present on
'Irish-American day" II It should oc-
cur early IA the month.
Evening journal., 1899-11-01
FATE IN JURYs HANDS
ARGUMENT AND JUDGES CHARGE
CONCLUDED IN BENNETT TRIAL.

Salem, N. j., Nov. 1.-The argument
in the Bennett murder trial consumed
all day yesterday in the Salem County
Courts. The morning was taken up by
William II. Hilliard's plea for the de-
fendant, and the prosecutors closing
address occupied two hours and a-hali
OF the afternoon. The prosecutor ask
ed for a verdict of murder in the sec
ond degree.
The judges charge to the jury was
decidedly In favor OF the colored de-
fendant. He said that under the evil
dence it was impossible to convict the
man Of murder in the first degree, bud
under the indictment a verdict In The
second degree, or even manslaughtei
could be brought in. The case wal
given 10 the jury late IN the afternoon
Evening journal., 1899-11-01
cHEsTER CLUBIs ANNIvERsARY.

Chester, Pa. Nov 1.-The Young
Mems Republican Club. of this city,
will celebrate its eighteenth anniver-
sary with a banquet on Friday night,
and q number of prominent persons
have been invited. The following have
accepted: Congressman Thomas s.
Butler. OF the Chester-Delaware dis
trict: Congressman Irving p. Wanger,
Of the Montgomery-Bucks district, and
Congressman Adams and Bingham, of
PHILADELPHIA.
Evening journal., 1899-11-01
TEN CENTS FOR A NEW sToM,

TEN CENTS FOR A NEW sToM-
ACll.-Ihis is practically what II
means TO the sufferer from Dyspepsia.
Indigestion and an other stomach com
plants. Dr. Won STAINS Pineapple Tab
lets are natures panacea for the stom-
achs ills-they're a purely vegetable
pepsin comDound-1S of them in a box
-and popular price enough to allow
everybody to enjoy good health.-s5
Sold by Miller Drug Company, No. 4Os
Market street, and n b. Danforth. Mar
ket and Second streets.
Evening journal., 1899-11-01
MILK nrALERs IunILANr.

West Chester. Nov. 1.-The Chester
and Delaware County Milk Shippers
Association held a very interesting
meeting at Castle Rock yesterday and
congratulated themselves on having
for the first time in their lives. sue
ccoded in getting one-half of the retail
price for their milk.
Evening journal., 1899-11-01

ing six feet in his stockings, weighing
565 pounds, and 30 years Of age, and
Chiquita, the smallest woman in the
world, 26 inches high. weight ~ pounds
and entering her 30th year. Yet both
are intelligent, pleasing personages,
with interesting personalities and man
ners natural and easy
Mr.. Grimes is a member OF the Tioga
Wheelmen, and is himself an expert
wheelman, though the heaviest bicy-
Gle rider in the world. Beside this
giant Chiquita seems but an atom. a
sprite from Fairyland. Even with her
hair dressed high on the top Of her
head, her extreme height brings her
only to a level with his knee.
These two extremes met for the first
time at the National Export exposition.
There alone can they be seen After
it is over their paths divorge. and IL rs
not probable they win ever be thrown
together again. Mr. Grimes has charge
Of a bicycle exhibit in the Main exposi-
tion building, while Chiquita, under
the Hagenback management, gives
daily receptions at her pretty exhibi-
tion hall on the Esplanade IL is worth
going a long way to see the giant and
the living doll strolling together along
tho Midway of the exposition.
Evening journal., 1899-11-01
COUNSEL AGREE on POSTPONE
MENT

Dover, Nov. 1.-Kent county court
will order the jurors to return on No
vember IA prepared to hear the case Of
tlI Delaware Electric Railway Com
paly. An agreement of counsel has
bAen secured until that date, so that
pleas and evidence to show that its
charter should not be forfeited for non
compliance may be prepared.
Evening journal., 1899-11-01
MEDIA REPUBLICANS CLOSE CAM
pAIGN.

Media. Pa, Nov Tho last meet
ing of the Republican campaign here
will be held on Saturday evening.
Isaac johnson will preside The lead
ing speakers viii be: United States
Senator Penrose, State Senator Goblin
and General ]. p. S. Goblin. II has been
asserted that Captain Johnson opposes
the Republican ticket. but he settles
that rumor by consenting to preside at
the approaching meeting.
Evening journal., 1899-11-01
FoWLER pLEADEp GrILTY.

Dover, Nov. lin the Kent county
court George w. Fowler pleaded guilty
and was sentenced to six months i'm
At the last term Of court
he was charged with larceny, but de-
camped, under bail before trial He
was captured and brought back
Evening journal., 1899-11-01
MOLE rRoLLEY FoR MEpIA.

Media, Pa. Nov. surveyors have
begun the work of locating an exten-
sion of the Philadelphia and Delaware
County Electric Railway from Media to
Lenni, distance of four miles. The
road was completed in 1894 from An
CORA to Media. II follows the old Bal
timore pike.
Evening journal., 1899-11-01
EXTREMES IN HUMANITY
Biggest Man and Smallest Woman Meet at
the Exposition.

Philadelphia, Oct. 3l.-While exposi-
tions draw together many widely diff
fering persons and objects, and produce
many interesting scenes and curious
happenings, In none Of them has ever
been found such a striking contrast
and remarkable association as may be
seen at the National Export exposi-
tiOn.
The two greatest human extremes
that inhabit the earth-Joseph w.
Grimes, known as the fat man, stand
Evening journal., 1899-11-01
SCHOONER PONDER FLoATEp.

Lewes, Nov. 1.-The schooner ashore
lat Fishing point before reported. is
the Anna l.. Ponder, from Atlantic
City for Norfolk. Virginia. She was
noated yesterday afternoon with the
assistance OF the Assateague life-saving
crew She is in good condition.
Evening journal., 1899-11-01
DrT-AvAnI1 DTV1el0N'

Tor New Castle Si3. it0i "a. m
Agl and $50 ID. M; wcck days.
For lcWes. Sl3 "a. M; f2i b. m. W
days.
For Dover. Harrington and nciWar.
lf.Ni n M. 4.li. $50 and ll.l5 j. IA SINE
days. f166 y. m.
For Wyoming and way stations, 1855 III.
M. week days.
Express for Cape Charles. Old TO
C0mfout and Norfolk. li.W n. m., W
daya and ii5G y. m., daily.
Evening journal., 1899-11-01
trnIAr nn ~ MANrT

Advertise your wants ia the Evening
Journal. Employment wanted, help
wanted. to let. for rent, for sale, board
Ing. and lost and found ads. will be pub
lshed, three lines. one time, for a dime
three times Tor quarter.
Evening journal., 1899-11-01
TOR TIIE HUUTII.

Southern RnilWay.-6ll ID. m dH
alccpcra 10 New Orlcan2, Aiken, Mcmpi
and Tampa, 1896 D. M, dlIiy Acepcla
New Orleans Memphis. Nashville. f
Ashovillo and Hot Springs.
Atlantic Coast Isinc.--lt.i9 p. M, dl
sleaurra 10 Charleston. JaCAsunNi
Port Inmpa and Maroon. 1858 night dlIY.
siceptrs 10 Richmond anna J1cksOnvillc.
Chesapeake and ohio kailway.Su u. lls
daily. dining car and slccpcrs TO Ccnc
nlu.
Evening journal., 1899-11-01
WuAT DO YOU WANT?

Advertise your wants in the Evening
journal Employment wanted, nclp
wanted. TO let. for rent. for sale. board
ing. and lost and found ads. VIII Doe pun-
iished. three lines, one time, for a dime,
three times for a quaEcr.
Evening journal., 1899-11-01
I.r,AVH BROAD STREET sTi
TfON, PHILADELPHIA
NOR fnIlr WEST

$50 h. m.. daily pittsburg. Chicago Cn-
cinnati, Louisville and ST. Louis. loiu-
ing Carl
1926 "a. M. daily For pillsbnrg and Cl
c1EO tNo coaches 20 fittsbur8.l lON
lted 90 two Buffet parl0r Cars.
ECO u. M. daily Limited litie1u
chicago. Cleveland, Toledo Clnc.nnalf
Louisville and So. Louis (Dln'ng CH
1925 %. M. daily. nitisuurg and cieVaIfN
400 D.. n. dllly PittEhurs Chicago. N
Nilln lVif Cincinnati. indianapolis
ST. Louis OlfmiuH Caro-
$50 d. m daily fflslHHF anl ChtH
FOR Toledo. except SNiurdly.
1855 n. nl.. dlNlY. ihtiHnurs. tllIiHI
Louisville. cleveland aud Sf Louis.
n 20 %. W.. daily, lttisuIrg and inIrIHr.
dlilv for Knoxville. Win SheIluUU
Nalley Route; for Cleveland. except
urdny.
90 Conercs slonll iimilei jNnrU.
Neatihuie parlor Ours and DIuWr f.
No oxtri fare other cham lle usual l'ii
mam charge.
90 limItcd Express. Ncsuhule luf
Car7. Nrstihula RaeScpccr CuucIlla rel
piniug CHr. No extra fIrc.
The Wilmington If1uflor Company
call for and check baeglt7c from h0
and residences
nor further Information nl ioVt.s
referred to tho tickct qscnl ot the AIH.
ilOn.
.J. iS. HUTCHINSON. j. II. WOOD
Gen. Mauagcr Com Pass. A-
Evening journal., 1899-11-01
INDICTMENTS AMENDED

BRIBERY CASES OCCUPY THE AT
TENTION OF KENT COUNTY
COURT
Dover. Nov. 1.-Attorney-General
White amended the indictments
against the defendants in the bribery
cases at the afternoon session Of Kent
County Court yesterday. The amend
ment against DR.. Thomas c. Moore, of
Smyrna. charged that he used money
10 influence Elijah nj. Gregory Iohn
Seeney and John Wilmer to register as
qualified electors.
Walter H. Hayes, Of Wilmington,
counsel for the defense, asked for time
to change demurrers so as to agree
with the amended indictments. The
request was granted, and the remain
der of the session was consumed in
hearing argument on the demurrers.
Evening journal., 1899-11-01
WIIAT - YOr MANT?

WHAT DO AOl WAN 4.
Advertise your wants ln the evening
Journal Employment wanted, ne y
wanted TO let. for rent. for sale, board
ing. and lost and found ads. Will he pune
lished, three lines, one time, for O. oinei
three times f0r u quarter.
Evening journal., 1899-11-01
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NOTIcn-I JAMES DAVIS. THE
tenant and occupant of the house, sltu-
ated lt the southeast corner OF 9cNen,.ii M.
and scott streets. an the Fifth ward In the
citv OF Wilmington. county OF NeW
Castle and State OF Delaware, IA compn-
ance with the requirement. OF tne @ @Aets
made and provided Go hereby give notice
that I shah apply Ia writing 70 the court
OF General Sessions or the state or Delt-
ware, IN and for New Castle county, on
Monday, tho goth day OF November,
1899 being the next term Of said court LOT
a license for said house as an Inn OF taF-
ern. for the sale therein OF intozlcalns
liquors, On quantities not less ulan e'ie-
half gallon and the foll0Wiug rceptclAple
citizens OF said ward, ut least Twelve .i
whom lrC Substantial irUchulders or sAll
ward, recommend tle said appNctt"l'
Nichoi.a mdanre Frederick lSng
Thomas Nuuau. John ~. Dickey,
John NJ Young, VIM. w. lcWla
Thomas Ehl1ucp ~. NJ. Morgan.
Olof Roth John ll. Scnhltfi
l4pren1 iluck, Peter g.. Mol thahi
H. IT, MllhllIn. Ut. ~. John u. lalcn,
4 D. Nnnsn 0sflr 10. fuftDrt.
Daniel hicka, lninck Murphy
d. Bpsle Joseph Grts singer.
strmlfri III nrrh Louis j. Gresenrtr,
vs.. "a. GrceuWaNt, T.. 1T. iiNtuWali,
y" ''' o. ''''''' JAMES DAVIS.
notice.. WILLIAM B. CuRRIN.
der the owner and Occupont or tne mouse
/ situated In the village ol Nuils lltil,t, ~
school district No. q, White Gay Creel
hundred, county OF New Castle. state Of
delaware. IN compliance with the require
mcnts Of the acts Of the General Assem-
bly, IN such case made and provided. dl
hereby give notice that j shall apply II
writing to the Court Of General Session
Of the State OF Delaware, IN and Tor New
| castle county. on Monday, the Goth day o
/ November, 1890 being the next term o
| said court, for a license for said house
as an inn or tavern, for the sale theren
of intoxicating liquors, In less quanuue
tnan one quart, 20 be drunk on the prem
/ ises and the following respectable citl
zens OF said district. at least one-halt @
whom are substantial frceholders OF sal
/ district, recommend the said Application
IVIz.
/ James Stafford John Wayne.
Iohn ClelVes, Ezozicl Mhealey,
! H. H. Smith o. g.. Vincent.
Wfillam Al Groves. William Powell.
John piatt samuel Butler.
VIM. G.. Cufrinder John hayes,
David Leach ...,.,,.,
Evening journal., 1899-11-01
RAILROADS.
PENNsYLvANIA RAILRoA
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
BALTIMORE n. r.
Schedule IN effect September 80. iss

f|NN"'tHNA" AlN NANNNN ~ I'NNiNANA H|I
Tratna lcavo Wilmington as folioua
For Philadelphia, (cxprcssJ. III. 3.ul A
$50. 142. 7d0 $50, 500 9.35, $50. 1905 JOSS.
ll.25, ll3Z, lbs a. M f'i4l6. l5. 500. g. +.
t5S, 5oi, 6.y7, $50, c.5l, 723, 9.06, and 9il ..
an.
Accommodation, 610 40. Sll, 1I03 e..
nj 1850, 2.2 400. 52s ana 1913 p. m.
For Chester Cexpresa), l5l. f20. 61l. %
150. 500 $50, 1903. l.25. lla2. LIS "a. il..
lS5 800. 3.5S, GOT, 66l and sos q. m.
Accommodation $40 71O S14 1iW L
m. 1850, 232, 400. 5.26. $50 and 1913 p. no.
F'or New York (through express). j VI.
S01, 935 (Dining Carr $50. 1862 ll.45 n. r ..
'fl2.i6 DINING Car), 1@ Dining acr) cll.
.6W, 1920, Dining Carl. O.1i and $40 n. l
connecting via Broad Street St1to
Philadelphia. 4.20 $50 1.lo. $50, 1903 a. ilI..
3 81. 800. 4.5S. 6.0l and 1913 p. m.
For Boston without change, 1912 q. .l.
and 1.23 j. m.
For Newark Center and lntermell .
stations. l.3l q. IN. and Gal 70. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 4.35, 500.
N10 lois and HOO "a. ul. 1905. 1249. f'l.in.
100 300. 5.g3. '610, 6.1l, 200, 7.36, Sll o. la.
and 1858 Night.
Baltimore and intermediate stalil
232, Ai3. 5.dl %. m. 1900 night.
Evening journal., 1899-11-01
SINDAY TIAAINH.


For Philadelphia (cxprcss), i.57. 3O2. .I
500. 935, a55 1860. 1ii5 "a. M; 1.3l, all.
4.6S. 6.Ol. 7.23 eO6 and 9.l6 p m.
Accommodation. 40. S.25 "a. M. 1910 it..
400. 5.l6 1.2S and 1913 n IN.
for Chester teNprcssl, l1I 420 tfH.
u.i5 a.. M; 1.g7. 800 4.SS, 6Oi, 6.57 ond 200
p. no.
Accommodation. 7.t0. &25 g. M: 30
1850, 4.O0. 526 128 and i0i3 p. m.
1902, g31 lDlnlng CAM. 1855. II. .4l a. m..
CDlning Carl, 300. COZ. 500. Dining iNfl.
t.5l. GIG p. m. connecting Vin Broad otr
Station Philadelphia, d.20, 7.i0 S25 %. '
AGO. ass and 1913 p. M.
For Boston. without change l.2i %.
Baltimore and Washington 4 80. t|I
1918 "a. M. 1906. 124D 1850. b.l3, f6.l0. l.Ii,
l.SA. s.li D. m.. and 1858 might.
Baltimore lrd intermediate etliIH
500 D. M, 1900 night
Leave Philadelphia Broad Street Sat
tion. FOR Wilmington teNprcra) $3.50. llN
il23 o. m, 1903, 1.l2 al2. 4n, 6.0S, 5
6.55, lai, S35, n10, llio % m., and J. i
night.
Accommodated. 1885, 1872 1885 O.. m.
$780, 22. 010. S.3S and 1901 y. nl.
Evening journal., 1899-11-01

Leave Philadelphia Broad Street.
Wilmington tcxnrcee). 1l0 120. l2l. sl
1890 ll.1j ca. M. 1909. ftl1a5. lll, 1862 a.ia'
iG. 4O1. Aif. sos. 5.3i. b.lQ. G.11. 6.l1. i,I.
lilo lll6 u. M. and l2.O5 night.
Accommodation. B.3i. $50. 9.l2 1885 a. ln
.23. 3.il, A0i, i.1i, 536, d25 SiS, 1907 anl
M IS n IN.
Evening journal., 1899-11-01

Schedule In effect May "A, 1899.
An trains Illuminated with pinis E
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Nichohss fh1lnrc.
Thomas Nutlall.
John M. Young.
Thomas Fhl0nCr.
Ol0f Roth.
Iiorenz Glucly.
n. III. hilhiln. NJ -
a. j. Nouei
Daniel nickia,
E. Beslc.
shmucl r.. rrrh.
W.. a.. GrceuWaNt
Wm j. Murine,
Evening journal., 1899-11-01

Frederick King.
John ~. Dickey,
VIM. ~. Lewis,
~. M. Moreln
john ~. Schnfcr,
Peter g.. Mcliush.
J. John ~. Leach.
Dsc1r %. GUiiort.
Patrick Murphy
.i0s lfh Gressinsor.
Louis j Gresslnrtr,
T.. IT. Grcgmwali,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-09
ne,,1, Of robert Pcrnberton..

r,ba long expected death of Robert Il.
Pemberton, son of Mr. and Mrs Alien
n Pemberton. Of 1l3 South Nlnth
street. occurred Sunday morning at ms
ma rents home, after an illness OF ABOUT
ave months, with quick consumption.
Deceased was born April IS. 1871, near
Hartland. and there his boyhood days
were spent on the Pemberton farm. HIS
urinary education was gained IN the
Marietta township rural schools and
from there he entered the Hartland
Academy from which he graduated In
tho spring of 1893. Desiring more
soop,nIete education, he went to Oska-
,oosa in the fall of the same year and
entered Penn College. from which he
Graduated with honors in the spring OF
1907 on account of his superior record
in college he was given a scholarship
I in Hayerford College Pa. which, how
ever. he did not accept owing to his
desire, to begin teaching, he having
studied with a view of preparing HIM
se,f for this line of work. On July 90,
| 1897. he was united in Marriage to MISS
Ja,lra Henness, of Oskaloosa, and In
the following September accepted the
| principalship of the Eariham Academy
! Remaining at the dSdutuiS viz > Sot ~
took the principalship of the Earlhanl
public schools the following year. His
| school work was destined to be brought
to an early close, on account of an af-
lection of the lungs which gave promise
of developing into consumption. With
his wife he went to the home of the
llatter's parents In Oskaloosa. where hs
| was i'll for some time and early las
spring came to his parents home II
this city. A change of climate wa:
tried, and few weeks after coming
here he went to Nebraska and Colo
Irado. where he remained several weeks
| without obtaining any direct benefit
For the past few weeks his death ha!
been expected. Mr.. Pemberton was {
christian young man and LEADING
: member of the Friends church. Asid
from his wife and parents. he leave
four sisters and two brothers. Two 0
Il the sisters, Misses Nellie and Stell
Pemberton, reside in this city. as doe
also one brother, Luther. The othe
I brother, Albert, lives near Spencer
lClay county. One sister 10 Mrs. Il. 4
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-09
A PROPERTY SUIT.
L. p. Thompson Wants Court to
Award Him a Portion of the a. q.
Babcock Estate.


r., p Thompson, of State Center, is
the plaintiff in a suit just commenced IN
the district court to recover a portion
of the estate of the late A. e. Babcock,
who was partner in business OF MI.
Thompson The latter alleges that
partnership was formed between them
to carry on a real estate and live stock
business. that Mr.. Babcock furnisheo
the capital but that the plaintff in TINS
action was to receive half Of the proiits
and a half interest of all the property
accumulated by the firm was to be ms.
Mr.. Thompson alleges that the assets OF
the firm at the time of Mr.. Babeock
demise were $4,000. but We're held IN
the latter's name. He lists real estate
| TO the value of 1852 BELONGING to the
| firm, which he asks to be put in imine-
| diate possession Of MIR. h. G. Swift
administrator of the Babcock estate
4 and a number of the heirs are MADE de-
PENDANTS TO the action.
/ Mr. Babcock was a resident OF iillhois
and was once prominent politician
and for years chairman of the repupil-
can state central committee. His deatf
occurred in Chicago less than yeal
ago
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-09
A MONUMENT TO NURSES.
Miss blanche Packard selected as
Member OF "a Committee 10 Raise
Iuuds

Funds.
4 movement has been started to
raise funds with which to erect a mon
ument in one of the national cemeteries
lin memory Of the brave nurses who fell
victims OF disease while caring for the
soldiers in the camps and hospitals OF
IGuba and the Philippines. Miss
Blanche Packard, whose services as a
volunteer nurse at Santiago all are ia
miliar With. has been selected as a
member of the committee to secure this
fund and She is now ready 10 receive
Iany sum that the citizens of this sec-
ltion of the country may wish TO con-
tribute. The money may be left at NJ
F. Andrews store, where Miss Packard
Twill call and receipt for it. The cause
lis a most worthy one.
IF YOU scour the world over you will
never find a remedy equal to One Min
lutte Cough Cure says Editor Fackler,
of the Mcanopy, Fla. Hustler. 1t
Toured his family of la grippe and saves
thousands from pneumonia, bronchitis
Group and all throat and lung troubles
For sale by f. B. Wiley. postotfice drug
Igist, and George p. Powers.
A man who was sure to die death of
torture in ten years would think more of
the most tritling eradication or caIami-
ity of the day than of his torn flesh and
/ twisted nerves years hence. Sydney
i Smith.
when our boys We're almost deat
from whooping cough our doctor gave
lone Minute Cough Cure. They recov
erred rapidly" writes p. b. Bellies, Ar.
eyia pa 1t cures coughs colds Ii
Igrlppe and all throat and lung troubles
For sale by F. b. Wiley. postoffic,
druggist, and George P. Powers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-09

FARM VALUES GOING UP.
Timber creek Township Farm
S75 per Acre.

Recorder Packer says the apprecia-
ton in value of Marshall county farm
lands has been very apparent oil late
from the deeds filed for record The
best price at which Marshall county
farm has been sold during the present
year was in the sale of the Samuei Z.
Chase property, the transfer OF when
was made Saturday Mr.. Chase sold MS
eighty-acre farm three miles south OF
the city, In Timber Creek township. to
Mr.. Henry Moler. of this city. for So
600 or at the rate of sT5 per acre. While
the farm is a good one 1t is no better
than a majority Of those of this county
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-09
ADJUSTMENTS.
..Dear Hearts OF Ireland" at the
Odcon saturday Night.

Myles Mccarthy and his Dear
Hearts of Ireland" Company came to
the Odeon Saturday night. playing to
light business and giving very poor sat
isfaction. Neither the play nor the
company are up to the standard. and a
number in the audience left the theater
before the conclusion of the show. Mr.
Mccarthy sang number of very pleas
ing songs of sentimental nature, and
these were by far the most meritorious
portion Of the entertainment.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-09
An Albion Death.

The 2-year old daughter of Mrs. Flor
enee Mitchell who arrived at Albion
from Illinois only q few days age 10
make her home with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. w. II. Bolts, two miles north
east of that place. died sunday morning
at s: 80 o'clock of Group. The funeral oc-
CURED this afternoon at o'clock Mrs.
Mitchell MAS but recently called upon
to mourn the death of her husband.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-09
After Dinner.

After Dinner.
Take one Of Reggs' Little Giants Inc
pleasant after dinner pill cures indiges-
ton. George Y. Powers.