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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-04

The progressive nations of the world
are the grea. food-consuming nations.
Good food Well digested gives strength
If you can rot digest all you eat, you
need Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. II digests
what you eat. You need not diet your
self 1t will even digest all classes Of
food in a bottle. No other preparation
will do this 1t instantly relieves and
quickly cures all stomach troubles. All
druggists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-04
Iichty,s Celery Nerve Compound

For all nervous disease, neur lgia.
nervous debility. paraly-5
SIS, billousness, dyspepsia. costiveness,
piles. liver complaint, kidney troubles
and female complaints. 1t goes to the
seat of the disease and cures thorough.
iy ana speedily. Sold by w. II. Evans.
druggist. l13 East Main street, and
George p. Powers, 2s East Main.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-04
New York Produce.

New York, Sept. 4.
Wheat-December, .s;ia.
& o'orr-December. 40si.
INTERESTINGLY: 1It.Mg2.
Esggs-F'irm; loMls.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-04
Peoria Produce.

Peoria, Sept. 4
CorE--lsa s,ier; No. 2. 80.
0ats-lrrsgular; No. White, 22Ad
loa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-04
The Horse Market.

!
Chicago. Sept. 4. Receipts Monday
100, last MoEGay LOS. Prices under
vent 10 qlotabie change yeslerday
Demand from al sources was good and
sales We're consummated Wit considsr-
able freedom. The Drovers Journal
sums up last weeks market nicely as
follows:
The market has bsen uniformly
steady and s2.5e@5 stronger than foi,
ssnsi wesk since the first of July. The
demand from all quarters has been
more uYgent ard prices for prime draft
ei's reached the highest point Of the
summer trede, Tie draft offerings
We're Very liberal and II excellert qual-
lily. many OF the corsignments repre-
fsenting hafses specially fed aud finished
| for the market. Local demand VAS az
Large volume. $500 being paid for an e,s-
ira Choice pair If gray Percheron geld
jillgs Weighing $500 paEnds. by Abe kiee
( & Son. The same firm took a pair OF
I.l3as, G,iydesdale geldinss al s4So. and
I@Nefeaf1s: p9pHsltion on nearly all ths
ltar-roJcflers that sold for 5000 and up
Wara. Germany i'd in buying choice
\ h4ayN sdiafisHs for expart pa wing up %
$2249 for tbs top arrivals. The average
! Na.IHs for Rtime afaft animals We're
largillsd the best prices for the year. F'oI
itle @Rening fall asmand for ceachers
land fancy drivers there was an excel:
Fi6ilf inquiry for domestic and Foreign
stinree ~ individual sales reaching si19
land clr..g teams selling up to slnt
l4Gl exi5slt S England. sound horses "
Iall CLASSES met With d free outlet a
3teady prices. and in many instances A
s.,@5ea,5 stronger than last week. Til.
3Siles5t clearance for several weeks is re
sIecif4ss for the eight months Of the cur
{lfsm year aggregate "a. 1865 horses
jasaiItst sa.,55 had last year. 9o0i9 hsa,
lin 1855 ard s2.ss55i arrivals for the frs
stsight months OF 1881.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-04
{ltrs ut auction quota lions follow:
Local Markets.

I.OCslI
The following prices quoted are rs
nearly correct as it is possible to cb-
tain from the dealers themselves. Tbs
quotations are for prices paid by deal.
ers, corrected Tuesday afternoon:
GRAIN AND FEED.
The Kansas City Grain Company res.
ports the following prices:
Oats--1S.
Corn-:@22.
The Glucose Sugar Refining Com.
spany viii pay 34ia cents for corn.
LIVE STOCK.
Receipts today, III.
Brittain & Co. are paying the follow.
ing prices for hoEs IN wagon load lots:
Selected light. lao to 200 pounds. $50.
Selected heavy, over 200 pounds, 4SO
Stays and pifsgy sows graded accord
ing to quality litter reduction. Rough
includes thin olo sows. milky bellies
and hogs unfit Tor packing. Premium
hogs must be smooth and fairly well
fatted.
All hogs subject to government in.
PROVISIONS.
Marshalltown grocers quote the fol.
lowing prices for country produce:
New potatoes-25 cents.
Eggs-12 cents.
Butter-1S cents IN trade
POULTRY.
Butchers. commission and cold stor.
age houses are paying the following
cash prices:
Eggs-12 cents, loss off.
Old chickens-6 cents.
Young chickens-6R cents.
HIDES. TALLOW AND WOOL.
II. Willard, Son 6 Co. are paying TIL
following prices:
Mol green hides-5 cents.
No. 2 green hides cents.
Pelts-40Q75 cents.
Horse hides-l.60@2.0o
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-04

Col. Mcmillan, OF Winnepeg, Manito-
.ba, has been appointed to succeed Pat
terson as lieutenant governor of the
province.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-04
Full Information

Is to rates and routes
TO AZ points gladly
furnished by ]. A.
Ellis, agent Chicago
Great Western.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-02
he sGMA
NNvZI'C;N'';
~
Sra &trfeltOet.

. ipsuisIs c. Sitter bUae Ut ers
farer, piI prOissiOr, Or. tbeOl. ii.
RieIen bIipe biipeUiet / 6rne
Rirte puu Rriiti 6immeIiartsbas At 81.
flop, Or. Or eroam.
9ropftier. 9mbeoet iom qroulf
for Belle amts ipuore BrOulti / Ribe
Stift ftaI oeIes / TO prourier, BET enc
omInttsnos @Ibo, 9oImans % JerIep
6erreoer og oct auost omfottenbs Srnlt
os Rsrre 1bpritrup9 erreoer, os GREGG
neprRf use Set. Wl9asIis Rirte / 6re'
bsriein meb Annetiet @rritis, groUit 3.
s3eut B en-, u. al Obs., b%siiittet til
groult for 9lbo, Solmaus % 5erIeD
9errebers &rOufi, Os sr Sosusprait
for giuf os Minimize Wisuisbsber Ri'
be Stift .. u. SEP b~sifittet til
grOUit for Bruif % tprre lbprftrup
6errepers 9rOulti.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-02

6rsbsritsbors: SmeO 5. earieu
al opium, 50. Rargretbe Olesbatter at
5erle. II. gne W. Suenbien. febt eorisn.
al esnbolt, 70 aur. 81. oanien al tlaersO,
So aar.
6orfens: 8. q. Sunbien.
Sernine: ane. Sob. 9arisn az @eaes
rupsluno. GA Gar. 8. @brienieu al Better
eaaro / 9orup.
9iIIersb: r. u. 3bpgsien, 20 9or.
%AoIbtus: s.. Ssrenien Of Stonbsrup
Nurt. gaofinmefer 6. 3. a%ueufsnbor8.
2ne w. Stop. febt Nortusien, 63 2lar.
Y1oren 6ansoatter al Siet.
Ssse: Zine R. Satobsbatter al 6opbp,
81 Nur. 9ilbelmine GItbrine Sbbanien.
iebt 6auieu ~ aar.
eemuis; 8oroIine u. Sefbed.
Rtbbelfdrt: Woren 9arien. iebt
Rielien, al Gibp. Raren abiaionion al
8elbu. 90 aur. d. =. 9sberisn al Staurs
bu.
R~ptsbius g.: 0mO. 8 5afobisn at
Sielfofte, 70 aor. Gmb. Gbr. 6btiifenlen
Of Riusiebsae. 10. 9. 9ieIien (auD al
griorffou. 81 glar. Seperine 61riftenien.
50 Qlar. ~ ouuisn gurbom Of 5iifebpt.
81.
Sbsuf e: q, @nbsrien al grGnoetiloe.
Karen R. Sobuuisn. fsbt ariienien. Of
Ssuberis Rarf. SO. Nbelone W. 9dnsoats
ter al geliuoe Ssoe, IS. Qne w. Gbriitians-
batter al Siopsbp Wort, 10 aar. omb. y.
Rasmusieu Of R~qsbpbopsobrobp Narf, 10
aar. &. Tielien Of Warsisp. 0mo. 8. r..
6onien al Diulerup Wort. Rieoline @rbs
cteu, iebt Guaabs. 9euer 6. Y. RasmIsien.
Bart. g.. Melisn, n. aaren 5snritien al
Demmerfulp Rort. Smsb VI. R%asmnsien
al Ss0iugs, a. Nar.
8instsbtus: y. q. qlsilitrup ,Sers
esnien al P%oulssoarO %lllfbors. IS aor.
Marie Qeterisr. ebr. Rortsnisn Of edntss
By 81 Qar.
SIageie: gebter y. 5snitn al esue-
Glen Ssnsbaiter al aals. 9mb. }. 3obdus
len al Rinbebiers. Bmb. =. 0anien al
Song. &. SIR. @ielieu al 0rmioslsp Gart.
q aar. Gaeu Y. Rasmusim al 5epitsrsb,
20 War. Seufne 5r. RotbsIf pOntoppiban,
rs @ldr.
kbtfteb: :. R. 5rohboIm. 50 Nar.
Zine St. Rasmusisn al 5ilersleu, 50 Iar.
Stibsisrer 3. Y. Qetsrieu Of arif. 73 anr.
Naren 81. Youlieu, 70 2lar.
9eiIe: Gle Ct. 0anien, isot ariiisns
ZEN. al 9iubebaus. gobatsiobritaut os 1es
toilbanoler 6. Gbr. Iabieu. 5irmo. u9Rab
lens & Sersniens Giisrrslssr' Belle. It
tailbonSler 9auribs 6%btiitian 9epieu al
Erolbbeoe (Stiiterettsn / Stern). u. 8en9tss
ION. Maris gudt, fsbt ariienien, al lott
BOZ U2art, "a Nar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-02
Eposialo.

st Bar somIe 9GsteiOIt / 6iueltso et
fulstss uO / 9sbsu. GOrriss lirsoae
osOe ntrnIis aftesismunO, iOrbeu 9us'
manO, 9priuinser Os RetsDioue Rars
tus 5on en-, S74 Aar SI., os 0as
gen sfttr bpos bans 6uitru, sol liar
al. 5 Sttobsr {. u. feireoe be oeres
@ulObrpuup Dos beres 9attsr Os Sui-
seripu, buOr be paa oerss samle 8age
Ear npot en- tarIis pIsis. De bssra.
Dsbes / en- Os iumme SraU paa Ollie.
feb 2~irtesaaro.
= 9rOuii O. 9. Gr. S6spsIern,
RebenbaUn, ufsit unoeu 8aaitsoas pso
9pbsn eftsr tort Chs SpesIsie. Dan
bar / mango Var uaret UteoIsm al Ses
lipreIisu for ben a%Sbeubuunfte Snore.
misiiOn. Desuoen bar ban giort iis
iQrlie bsmRrtst pso en- 3iGfts Smaa.
ifrtftsr MOI Ratolicismeu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-02
uIpffe.

Del ~fGrsiffe BIuo yDimmuIettins"
brinesr / lit Drummer for 17oe Rarts
Niebbslslis ON en- betIugeIis llIptfe, iom
bar rant Bpgoen Stus, ioet en- gaab
meb 9 Manb er tRntrst os ale be pm:
5orSDGrsHoe o~rgtGs5s. ? al De fer=
uIpftebe efterLuber fig Rome o9 Bsru.
95orIeben gftermiOcae ueo 2=lis
ben fanbt en- uoIolom gtspIOfon Steo
/ 9anbemertet, R%ebenbaUu, bpor
Warifuubiisr 0eIIsr bar 6orret;
ming.
Rsasrs 6uFru boUOs en- lib Daret
optassn al at sennemis nOsIe ROmmOoe=
fuffsr, ba bun pIuoistig fanot en- BIits
aIte / en- al benz, inoebOIoenoe en- tor
taft Mosls. gun fpurste Wauosn ON,
bpab benne bsltoo uf, men oa ban iutet
Guar funbs siue bsnbe, tos BUN ben
nossn lib sftsr Os faffsbe ben / Rattle
Iopnen / bsrss 9eiIisbeb paa life
Gal.
pIubielis bprte RSaer, iom Imib'
Isrtib oar gaaei nsb | &aloeren, oppe
fra ~geiIisbeoen ct fOriGrbslist &nalo,
fOm fOrmsIis rpffeos belle 5uist Os fnufts
be Fsfe of Ruosrns. 9an iIsbs op Os
funbt fin Suifru Iisssnbs paa @uIUst,
frpsteIis IsmIeftst, tiIipneIaosnoe liDs
los; iona bet isners uiite fig paa 5Oipi'
taIst, uar bsnOss enc gie laaet ub, og
bet anbet par bIinbet.
6pilfet etspIofiut Stof 2Gffen bar
~inbeboIof, Dibes snDnu lite, men at bel
bar pnret af en- polDiom Siprfe, ies
bsraf, at RattsIOunen ~bosfaDeIis tall
par feist bort; ct ffsrrs Stytfe af Der
rss mob 8nsbpsninssns mur Os Der'
fra tiIbugs lii 5OUspbpsninssn Os INF
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-02
SIoebranoe.

SIbIos. Iirsous aftsn ubbrcO
Der Slb i 8larbsisr, anbsrs SunO
lieIfeus 9aaro / Store 9lifrup.
@aurben Der bsitOb at 4 9anssr, neo-
branbte fuIofanbis. SIbeu iOrmooss
Opitaast ueo gusnins.
: 9Ou,osaarben .Qutiar tiIbsrsu.
De @ODssisr 6 3 Resrsaarbsr nsbs
branct pua pOusObpsninseu mar. Oms
trent 9aIUoeIen at RUa9beiatuinseu, ca.
24oRreaturer sO9ensbeiGtulnssn unotus
gen 6erfabsbsfene inbsbranots. 9lOen
Opoaseoes miot ON satten; muIisUis CT
ben paaiut. Stabsu unorassr ca. I
Niq. Rr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-02
SeFer.

3 aulsOuins al fin so liars 6gOists'
bag mOOtOs grOfesiOr 8. 6. Us IN 9
fOrIspen taIriss 2ptsuitniussr, iiar ira
tiolissre Roaesey usO huiuerftetet.
5s. tsI. 6pibeo &rOuprinfsn oOsr'
oraste ~psrionIis prOfesiOrsn fin ept'
e~nlfnin9.
8ectOr maenifcus, 9rOf. Steen-
itrup brasts pnu nHiUsritststs gssns
en- TAT for ben Sntsresie, ban ueobli'
uenbe uife 1niDsrftetst. gnoUibere
operbrasts en- 0epututiOu, %befadenbe
Of grOf. @sre Os 9eibsrs, Dos
centsrne 9 Big Os Sra ann
FAINT Or. phil. Sersen en- Bros
fssiorsn bet i Dassus A~nIsouius Of
GiIoIoser fOrfuttsbe Geifitrift.
@sbeimsstutsruub, Robinets istretGr
q Osntane Ousrbruste 9s. Rai.
6ousens epfenIfuins.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-02

tasisn tunos iaa serne fau fine gsnst
ubbetaIt.
Sparstusisn tunbe isIuisIseIis lite
affaa fra at baus fine gnpirsr / Iopbe.
foIet Srbsn os maatte altiaa uaIss al
mObtu9e gensene.
% ban nj fine gense. bOsiuUe.
Zig fine nOIuante gense, be FANNIE
Speci,r, Iom ban for 20 aar fibsn boubs
afienbt.
5 be 20 aur baubs be @itaust / be uOp'
aausO. 5uiaser / @OSseisrens ROntOr,
Os bet par iauIebss ret fornuftist, at
9aan,t par fOrIanst Sslu.
9auOs bet uaret SeoIsr, tunbs Wu.
iene bog muuife bdus funbet gei til
benz 90 baue berebt en- lem Ouerru'
ffsIis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-02

sennen Rstfenuinbuet paa lite SuI,
buor bet mar bauoe rant Arbsiosmano
Gbrifenlens so aarise Wooer, iOm fob
os ftralebe Rartofler. DUN lap bog
btIoisuis mso Stretfsn, men ben par
flor.
Reuers 6uifru ersi Seorina. os Der
er 6aab ON, at bun oil TONNE fig
os maoits snbba bsboIbs Spnst paa bet
enc DE.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-02
st Sr9t fra Treocrtf oem
zoe.

8 Bort EOrIuar~ bar Or. meo. 8.
q. Barfoo, 6iitoriteren 9orfobs
Sen, meobeIt nOsIe Grat. Dams
ffrats usofreUns @sn9iuelie Igber iom
fplser; nOsIe Of souens ubtrpt er gen.
eiuns benoes sget WonI:
@nnite fort fei aonssns Dob Tom
Der ell @nte fra Serup Sosu I'll eutss
borg for al iese Auoiens. Zen Dn9t'
bauenoe Officer ipursie benos ON bens
oss 9Grirbs, men bet uiIoe bun itte iige
ubsn til g9om ieIu". Wun lasoe bens
be beGsr inssu 9uuifeIisbeba / Bejen
os Iopsbs benDe NUOiens. Saa falbt
bsnoss Dine paa en- iaare i'm Wono meb
srumms mango Sroeuste9n, os I'll BAN
uarmeoe bun fig mso bet Spsrssmaul:
gWleb 6orIou at ipcr9s, ON ban CT BAN
felu2" giei, bet par bet bog lite. 9u.
beIis Iuttebs man Gsrsn til aOnsen OF
for benbe. 6Dn iasos bun bog I'll Oh
~iesren at ban tunoe pei paste bens
oes yaIOoier" o.: lratsfIsr) iaa I9n9e.
til BUN tom tiIbase2" % iaa tOm
bun inb.
.Nso 5%OrIou, er ban pam ieIp2"
ga, ies er aOnssnl"
IS, beUar Os usI. buOr 6un er fsrl"
ga, bet fan DUN 10 nof bseribs,
Moi, at Sonsen ltul pare Iibi mere enb
andre Colt; - men bUuO oil GUN mig
oa2"
y2G UiI NOT ia min Der bism.~
.pUab er bet for en- per2"
%, men bet sr 10 min Sen, iom
ten Dam islUl 5erii Ian ban / Gre,
bsrits / l6 Nuuueosr, lao par ban I'll
WuusUrsn / SIesUis, Os nu bar be
taIot BAN iub issn; bet Tan it p9r Ret,
Tor q er @nts, os q ton it bebripe mine
Saser, mar be taisr min per fra mia
for bet a. tuns ct Iibt StGi, q bar, %
q fan It bolbe iremmso 6olt. Oa nu
oil C bal Dam ON at Ssrs min Der
fri.
r3aia, iua ftuI ban ogiaa NOT bIius
fri. Ru faI gun fun fise mig fl gaauu,
MO'r, iau ffuI 9un buue eOD til at be-
bOlbe iiu Ssn."
rRst sr 10 felt sObt, men a RuIb'
gsrne ba' Iibt StrpUt for'et, for
SnGt bar ri NOT of; men naar
q easmnnb (eGsOsmanb) thinner
Os flyer 6nm til. iOu maa ban 10 afltai,
nuar ban inSsu StrpUt Tan uis' frem,
Os oerfor mau a ba'e 6ans 6aauo
f%or'et".
Saa sif aonssn ben og gap bsnbe
bet ffriftIist. ga BUN nu ios iinob bet
ipurste bun:
.9pab ffaI bet laa tofs2" I
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-02
GjenoomsbanoIer

eieubommsn .gbarlohenbal" er oi Srt.
Z. Waetlolb m. Fl. iol9t I'll !. 9ielieu Of
ssbsnbapn for 121 500 Rr.
- grubstroasbors SolftbeiifoIe &c Of UT.
tisislitobet. Der eier StoIen, iolst til 5or.
itanbsr 3. 8. Ntntbsr. 0psttaselien
Ter ben l. ytob % Griften fortiattes ufor.
anbrei.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-02
Snlaa WfebOelelier.

7et NJ Winiitetium m. ) 6re'
bags mobtog Rong ebriitiou Winife'
RIFT 9orrings Reii9nation o9 anmoosos
itrafs 9anost nsets g%ictpraiibeHt SAN:
nibuI Sebsftso til at o0nne ct n7t
6eirsminiftrium, fom for omtnIt.
Oct ST e tan ts gctomo o.
t IN. 9iotiI BAR 0anmart f%Oripust fig
msb 9otomotiD.r ira ueIanbet, bouso'
iagsIig fra 7pftIanb, i be isnsrs anr
Osiaa ira 5taIisn, maaiis unotnssIies.
Uis O9iaa ira England. Zen oanits
5nbufiri bar nu uouio,t iis o9iaa til
bette Smraaos. Gobrittsn .Stanoia"
/ Rarosrs Iasbe for msb 6obritatiO'
nsn al 5ernbanematsrisI, bog fun SOss
ne. Sal opto9 Jabtitten n9uItau" |
Wurib0 Ronturrencen, o9 ben bar nu
ogiaa laaet fig paa cotomOtiufabritas
tionsn. 5 bisis Gage nlsusres bet
fsrIte baulte 9otomotiu mso pnsienos
6eiiIis5tosr / B%ssiOsnbsoens AnIeo-
ming.
Ct tanoinuuiit Rinoss'
marie. On Rrsbs At messt fiae
Raune fra gnnmart, Suerris os Rorse
bar paa ct Uasos / a~sbsnbnun,
usotaeet at reiie ct URinossmGrts for
RaImarunionens Stiftsrinbe, Drowning
R~ argrsts. griunte uuoubaublin'
ger ON oeHne Gag bar uGrst pIsisoe /
bet iiofte buIUs aor, o9 paa Nebet for:
Ieosn buor Romitsen t%oniiituereoe zig
meO 6errsosfosso Rrobbs, iOm 6or'
mano for Den banits Romits, UsotoS
man at inobgos til en- RotionaIiubftrips
ton ouer belle Stanoinauien. 6enUsns
oelien til OfisniIl9bsoen Uil TONNE til
at omfatte benueo loo RaDne, oerIs
bIanbt fslgenbe: Of pen te: Ror.
fit . t5.Jris at gsrrinse &Ioiter,
Biitop billing al euno, Ousreerss
monimsitsr, Jriberre 8GrI Bonoe,
profsslor BeibuII at guno, Or.
6ersIom uf W0Imo, 0OmprOUft
edIuno at 9uno iamt @reD R o.
bert de la @aroie; al n%Orite;
gernfiisrue y srnOn os
StoriinosprGioeHt nlImann Inmt
al oante geussreu AbIefeIbt'
6oIfetinssmano 6 bris
item snsStabil giitOp glaus
en-, 6srrstsiOsso arabbe, @rsU
R Ossns Jriis, 9untoirettsrerne
Slid tuot og 9eioe, Subuiy
9 6rsb sr Of AitOU famt 5oItstiuss'
manosns q. Ruoen OS n B..
NieI en-.
Minessmertst anbrinsss ~ianbipnIiS-
uis / Staane.
st GUS bp9get al oalet
RaterioIe. On f~ebenbaun1t Ars
titstt, Der lubsr opfsre ct itsrr. Spss
ninsstOmpIsfs, baube M os ba ! IGns
sere Glib inpnst fOrlfeuiet BpSninss;
materiale, beriblanot 20 AIen Mnbosuis
IroppsseIenber. nustet ban lite baUos
Mistante til nogen beftsmt, nnmeIots
ban bog Sasen til goIitiet. 5OrIeosn
oa en- OpbassIiesbstient baDoe ftilet fig
paa gost, iaa ban en- 9aanODertsiDsno
forlaoe BDgningerne meo en- ErRtts'
Dosn, buorpaa Der par l9slet en- Del
f~qrbigIapst Matsriale. Opbaseren
fulgte sfter / affono os foa Spenbeu
boIbe meb fin Bosn ubsn Tor Rorobuns'
%fationen. RoteriaIet bIsp Iaslst al
gosnen Os brust inD paa StatiOnsn til
uiosre dOrienbsIie, mebens Spsnbsr
lsfs Billet til 5sIfinssr. Opouserer
par lite raaopilD. 6an Ioits burtif
Billet til famine Cog Os iatte fig
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COWBOY Understandings


up at my camp near the Four Peaks. %
told Jim Bark. the well-knoWn ca.tleman
"the boys are al. handy with a rife. We've
a lot of guns up there. The old-fashionei
black powder Winchester has been dis
carded, and nothing but the best goes.
Most Of the new guns were bought during
the Spanish war, when we would expert
ment all day with tree trunks and rough
trenches, learning the art Of war at home.
We found that a bullet from one of the
new Winchesters. driven BY smokeless
powder. was good for four foot and more of
pine timber and for move than sn nch OF
iron. l thought the boys had done about
everything in the Shooting line that could
be done long ago, but / was mistaken.
sent them up a wagon. In hauling down
some frewood they broke the holsters all
to finders. The holsters hold up the
wagon bed. you know. Well. the boys
figured out all right the rebuilding OF the
wood parts, but came near being stumped
on the iron fXings. They got some O d
iron wagon tires and cut them in proper
lengths, but hadn't 4 way that they co id
see TO punch the necessary bolt no es
Finally the question was solved. One OF
the boys carefully marked the place for
the bolts. stood the piece of tire against a
tree, and put a bullet. 80 calib.e, th cugh
the tire at each place marked. Il was a
novel sort OF b,aclIsTithing, but II
worked"
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KIDNAPPED HER SON.
\ Mothers Affection Leads Her to
Violate the Law.

y hoAAtEN AhGNAAoh LINUS nv ~
Violate the Law
BAY SHORE. l. l.. March Rudolph
schwab. son Of Prof. schwab. organist OF
St. Peters Church and a well known bust
ness man, was kidnapped from the public
school yesterday morning by his mother.
Mrs Schwab and the boy were found IN
Jamaica in the afternoon by Mr.. SchwaE
and brought TO this town
The Schwabs have not lived together for
some time and last year Schwab tried to
secure a divorce. but failed. he took Ru-
doIph with him. and Mrs. Sehwab took the
other son. schwab made his home with hiz
parents. Mr.. and Mrs l. Schwab, we'll
known residents Of this place.
Just after the arrival Of the morning
train from New York. a woman heavily
yelled called at the school and asked for
the little fellow. saying he vas wanted AZ
home. Mrs Milford. the boys teacher. al
lowed the boy 10 20. but few minutes
later became suspicious and notified the
boys father.
No description could be given OF tbs
woman. but SchWab at once thought she
was his wife. and he secured the aid Of
Constable Frank Call Together they ar
ranged TO have stduOn5 between Aol4p anu
Babylon wat he'd.
Schwab then hired a swift horse and
drove to Babylon and We .ehed the station.
AS the noon train pulleI N fearing that
the woman would reach New York ahead
OF him. Schwab took the train and went 10
Jamaica. There was no trace Of the woman
al that place. and ne returned TO Bay
shore and secured a warrant from Justice
Vail. charging Sarah Doe" with kidnap-
ing
Schwab then returned to Jamaica on the
afternoon express Soon after he arrived
he surprised his wife with their soh while
she was waiting for a train for New York.
She broke down utterly a3d consented 10
accompany him to Bay Shore. SchWab tel
egraphed ahead COR Call TO meet him. but
the latter misinte-preted the meaning OF
the telegram and vent 10 Jamaica.
Schwab arrived in this town with his
wife a prisoner. and. not finding any officer
to turn her over 20. was obliged 10 take
her TO his own home.
Mrs. Schwab appears TO be thoroughly
penitent declaring that a mothers anec-
tion led her TO take the child. and SChwa1
may discontinue further proceedings.
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Investigation regarding the preservation
Of forests in the vicinity Of JohnstowE,
Pa. will soon be made by the Forestry
Division Of the Department OF Agriculture.
On account OF numerous requests lately re
ceved from the citizens OF Jchnstown. the
bureau will soon send Henry S. Graves.
Superintendent Of Working Plans. and J.
W Tourney. Superintendent of Tree Plant
ing. to Johnstown 20 investigate the condi-
uon Of the forests and to render decision
on the advlsabiiity Of preserving them or
reforesHug portions OF land now bare
Mir Graves stated this morning to a re-
porter for The Times that the case pre-
scented TO the Agricultural Department by
Johnston was as follows: The water used
by the people OF the city is furnished by
streams from the mountains which empty
into large reservoirs. However. Of recent
years the supply Of water has bee1 very
unsatisfactory. for the streams are some
times dry aud again swollen to such an
extent as TO become small rivers. overflow
ing the reservoirs and causing damage in
| the city.
/ The Johnstown flood several years ago
/ is the best example OF the uncertain supply
/ OF water and Investigations have led the
/ people there TO believe that the destruc-
/ ton OF forests on the mountain sides is
! responsible for this condition.
! There are two reasons given why the
/ forests should be preserved. The princi-
| pal one is that raiEwater which falls and
| springs which flow on the surface OF the
! mountain sides at high attitudes viii sink
! in the deep soft loan. II IN a forest and
| seek underground channels. appearing az
| the surface at the base OF the hills whCn
! IL is held in the reservoirs But when the
! forest is destroyed the earth becomes hard
! and the water runs rapidly down. caus-
! ing damage at every big rainfall and evap-
| Grating when exposed to the sun.
/ The people OF Johnstowa own the forest
/ land Of which there is ever a thousand
| acres. but much bare land needs reto-est-
/ alton and the matter will be extensively
| investigated by Messrs. Graves and Tour
| uey.