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SCOTS
Emulsion

of Cod.Liver Oil with Hypophos-
phites at once. 1t will heal the
inflamed membranes and greatly
strengthen them as we'll. The
digestion becomes stronger, the
appetite better and the weight
increases. The whole body be-
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germs of consumption cannot
gain q foothOld.
rs this nouris!,ing. sustain
ing and strengthening power
( SCOTS EMULSION that
has made it Of such value in
all wasting and exhausting
GiccaseS.
Sc. and $I.oo, I'll druggists.
slOTr BOVINE, Chemists New York.
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SOLD FOR A SONG.
Assets Of Defunct Chemical National Hank
Of Chicago,

Assets Of DefWnct Chemical National Hank
Of Chicago.
CHICAGO, Feb. l1.-Assets Of the de-
funct Chemical National bank Of Chi
cago, representing face value Of more
than 5000, 600, were sold at auction by
Receiver William c. Niblack for $4s7 IS.
The assets represented bills receivable.
Judgments in favor of the receiver,
amounts due from national banks dis
puted halancesp. stocks and overdrafts.
Real estate held 10y the hank and valued
at ti.o"o will W. sold later One judg-
mcnt for sos .i6> was sold for 81. 30
The Chemical hank started in busi-
ness in 1880 and Went under in 1893.
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fSr,nu st Charlcston. =. l..

CHARLESTON, :. c.. Feb. i1.-Coloncl
W. !. BRYAN addressed 1000 people IN
the Thompson Memorial auditorium
Their, was y great demonstration when
Colonel Bryan appeared on the stage
He spoke tor two hours on money
trusts and Imperialism.
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BENSON. \. T., Feb. 1.-The New
Mexico and Arizona passenger train
was held up by masked robbers at Fair
banks. 20 miles below here Express
Messenger Milton was shot several
times. Milton had just delivered his
packages for Fairbanks and was going
back into HIS car when he was com
manded to ,pn his safe. Instead OF
complying with the request he grabbed
his Winchester and made IA brave fight.
He succeeded III holding them at hay
until help reached him and the robber.
were driven off.
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NEW LEAGUE CDl.I,,i.
america" Has- HAIL i..n,sa:t,n ,.Lr,
Ap the S;,aurr

america" has- HALL t..n,sa:.,n ,l,r.
Up th. si,nng.
CHICAGO. Feb. l,.-""I...n.,. t.r.r,.
can Rase Ball a>>ocr.! >. la. ...,. nm.
der and the promoter. L.y,. ,n.,,yn ~,
the sponHc"
ms was the anaouucr,ncn, made
by captain Anson. prcsidcn, Of the new
organization. \ dispatch from Rnl,i.
more saying that the Philadelphia hae X.
ers had failed To keep their promise
brought forth Ansnn's admission ,ha,
the League of which he WAS president
was las, resurrection.
Il cav" suspected something like tins
Tor some time" said An.nn IN "A ,nppl..
mehtnry statement. i am sorry /, zap.
pcncd.
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RELEASED TMt. PRISONER
Pardon Issu~d by n~ckham He.ornisrd b,
ksntucky'a state Warden

FRANKFORT, Ky Feb l.-Tne clash
between III" Democratic and R.pub.
!!cnn branches u ,hr STATE government
was emphasized during the day bv tn.
prison officials releasing John Seals, a
Louisville convict. on IA pardon is,,,.d
by Governor Eeckham Deputy War.
den Punch was acting warden and
when the pardon papers w'ro presented
10 him h" ordered seal, r.. as. Doug
lass Hayes. II Knott county convict r,.
Gently lardon"d hy Governor Taylor. i
refusing In rrcoEuiz" Taylor as gov.
ern1r.
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.:,, :" Tue assurance that ~ add.
.'on"' '"ttleships, cruisers and tornc,,o
ooat destroycrs could forthwith ho;.,
the penn"nt. The admiralty has ordered
the ships in the feet reserve nt p,r.s
mouth to r fully crcwed, and ready for
sea. lhs Is regarded in som. o,or,.
"s preliminary {" putting the whole -.
serve in readiness for commissioners,
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Go den weddings ar. taking place
ell over tie country. he old couples
evide-ty took Rocky Mountain T,a
in their young days.
FRANK SMITH.
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Il am indebted TO One Minute Cough
Cure for my health and hfe. II cur. q
me OF lung trouble following grippe
Thousands owe their lives TO the prompt
action OF this never failing remedy. II
cures coughs. colds. Group. hrorchitis
pneumonls. grippe and throat and lurc
troubles. l, is the only harmless remedy
that gives immediate results.
Cook l. ODEE
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CAPE TowN. Feb. ls.-Th.r. !,
nde1"bic alarm at Nanuwpoort, owinr
10 the report that Bocr force has o,.,.u.
pied position "n IA hill cigh, miles ,u
that town. '''
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PatrOniZe

The Madison Steam Laun.
dry, a home institution. They
DO better work than you can
obtain from the outside laun-
dries, perfectly responsible,
convenient for the customer.
laundry can be delivered any
time desired. any complaints
satisfactorily adjusted. and
everything can be made more
satisfactory because deal d.
rectly with the proprietor, and
besides it is a home institution.
O. T. FULLER,
Proprietor
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To S16D :. Z old

After exposure or when you feel e
cold coming or. take a dose of Foley :
Honey ard Tar II never fails to stop q
cold if taken in time. Take nothing else.
CHRIS. SCnvIz
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NOT 50 JOYFUL
'srat Satisfaction at London
over the Arrival of Frprch
at Kimberley.
tn' the Public Is Disposed to
Await Full News Before
Celebrating.
" Ilereahou'> Of Cronje and His
Force Puzzles the War
Experts.

LONDON. Feb y. l:4j p. While
there Is tremendous satisfaction and
Jubilaton here at Field Marshal Lord
Roberts and General Frcnch's success
those best suited 10 Judge the situation
are inclined I" the opinion that. pend
ing more definite information, the news
had better be regarded as assuring
rather than as accomplishing the relief
OF the beleagncr-d city Of Kimberley
\ careful study Of the ambiguity Of the
wording Of Lord Roberts dispatch leads
10 the belief that the actual relief Of the
place Is still matter Of time. Kim.
bcrley. II is pointed ont. can scarcely be
termed relieved till il is feasible TO take
provisions there
The rapidity of General French's
march indicates that he was unable To
do TINS. and whether he left his lines
behind him open. is only a matter Of
surmis". II Is considered most probable
that Lord Roberts and General French s
brilliant tactical success, for such il is,
under any circumstances. res, mh,cs the
first relief Of Lucknow. when the dis.
isrsal OF the cnrmv's forces was ~ no
means Immediately affected.
Another Remarkable Feature.
Another remarkable feature If Lord
Roberts lacnnic Cahlegram, is the fac,
tha, II is dated II, Jacnhaial, which was
General Cronje> advanced base uf sup.
plies, Yet. there is no word explaining
the British commanders prc>cnc. there
no word Of any opposition he or General
French encountered. Had Lord Rob
crts inflicted decisive defeat on tn,
Beers. i. Is expected h. would hav,
mentioned il. as such success would b,
greatly paramount 10 the relief OF Kim
hnrl.y or the throwing into the place o
n garrison which could assure il holdin-
out. However. General Frcnch's entr,
into Kimberley will bc effective am
doubtless brings JOY 10 the hearts .
those who have been shut mp in the CT,
for lo2 days. Their defenders numhe
about i,coo. while General French
force is estimated at between COCO an
5000 men.
Th. sixth and seventh divisions hay,
already probably crossed the river an'
urr with Lord Roberts M .lacohsdai
Wha, has happened IL General Cron3
and the whcr,ahuut, Of his forces pul
zlcs the experts.
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From Roberts Announces
of General French's
Force,
...,r Of Artillery. Cavalry
u,r,,,cd Infantry, on
Thursday.
\. pi>va,cl, Tells Of cn
[,,scs by Beers on a Brit
i>h Convoy.

~ i, --a:5l y. The
announces that Genera'
wv. ,,b,d Kimberley ThurSiny
f'rrs is Lord Roberts message to
war oi.!ce O.,
,.,sl. Feb. l3.-sa, m.-t'cner"'
:, with a force of artillery. cavalry
r,.nrel infantry reached h''n-
rburs.ay evening
,,.x Feb l7.-4:3o p. m.--The
.r, leader. Mr.. 4. J. Ralfour.
announced in the house OF com.
~, the war Office has no further
I.n the sat Of war.
.,x F,b. l'.-7:i! p. m.-Thc
3, makes public n dispatch from
Iy--.ba! Lord Roberts. saying:
| Aa,' Feb l5.-Thc following
f4rera. French was received this
Er
have ramric,'ly dispersed the
i-.r, H. 4,u' horn side 81 Kim.
.-n .A,saudcrsfnn'cin Ia Oil
rt-.,s. and am now going tn
.aar ground Have captured
,s-y, ...1a, and store depot sup
,tr,.,... II ammunition. Casu.
,s-. - +. al ranks wounded.
..-.....tg gh-,riul and we'll. ;"
RS .ul~r,I. brarg. Fro
v-~.ay F,h. ij.-.Jaco,lstial is
s~c the British. Yesterday
AZ ,aty,l entered tho place
IL al wounded. including
h b.'.,a from Rsnshrg. Tho
~ Gly pccupicd by small
ThlcA III. hack before the ,x,,rol.
tsS-,e. 4 small skirmishcs. \
r. 9. q.a-'...ery shrll.d the cnvirons
.,~ :, ',r last II the Bcrs.
b. ID, n ruing "A large force 81
c.'n { ..,l-rs with 10 guns. a,.
Fas o-arav 4 200 wagon. n, tho
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~ u GENERAL. FRENCH.
''h E' Which Isorr. Nero
''"d Back at Rirt River.

'A'h E' Which Rorr. Nero
). we'd Back u, Ki.t River.
f,, VII, Orange FREQ State,
nn. f"e. li.-(;cncrnl French.
81 the cavalry division and
" iorce of horse artillery,
~, River sunday morning for
~ 4 niles east of Ensl,n. where
rd, a'is'on concentrated. The
IA =, y made a rapid march to Riet
n,. -''' party Of Beers contested
t,s se at Dckicl and Waterfall
kr,rl' some hours shelling, Gen.
|sd 4sa ,a drove the Beers away and
u, |ss't,day Nd Tuesday, tho column con.
B. On =, ;, march to Kip and Romdnval
sor, VI o'e Moddcr river. where again
each sbaI,S ,bnsnSement cnsucd. General
4 forc;na the Beers vigorously
d. p'n4 a lassage.
I've l,a H'ci Mtately retired, lcav.
lhsh, h"'s hrs IN the hands Of the
aud 20 oa" '"'s a great quantity Of cat
sch and ,,'s ~ "f General Frcnch's +
force .,,, -, overwhelming nature OF
icul,iess s"a''cd "a. him. in spite OF the
rouvhlv VI water transportation, to
es '''wit and surprise the
'fe British ,,,..
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Held OD Train. Robbers Though shot ~,
cral Times.

=. =: .,,,i.W ni, r,I,nl
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-03
TIE Strike Settled
St Louis Street Car Employees and
Company Officials Reach an
Agreement.
Both Sides Sign Stipulation and the
Strike is Officially De.
clared OF.
The Strikers Will Be Taken Back
as Fast as They Are
Needed.

ST. Louis. July 3.-The great ST.
Louis street railway strike has been
declared OFF after fifty-six days dura-
ton. Both sides claim victory. The
strikers will be returned to work as the
transit company needs them.
The agreement between the transit
company, and its former employees wal
signed last night by Representatives O..
the company and by the executive
committee of the strikers. 1t is as fol;
lows:
Il. The provisions of the agreement,
of March 10. 1900, as to rates of pay and
hours of service will be continued in
force by the company.
~. Every employe of the company
to be free to join or not to join any or
ganization, and no discrimination TO be
made for or against him because of the
manner in which he exercises his free
dom.
'3. Any attempt on the part of ans,
employe to induce another employe by
Intimidation orSthreats to join or not L
join any union shall be cause for the
immediate discharge o. the person
guilty of such attempt.
"A. Any attempt to influence any en-
ploye by an official of the company to
join or not to join any union shall be
cause for the discharge of such official.
%. The company will meet any en-
ploye or committee of employees;
whether representing themselves. other
employees or an association of en-
ployes, regarding any matter OF mu
tual interest.
"6. For the purpose OF filling vacan.
cies which may now exist or hereafte,
arise the committee of former en-
ployes, of which T. b. Edwards is
chairman shall prepare list of the
men who We're in the company's service
May last, and as the company now oil
hereafter needs additional men it will
select them exclusively from this lis,
until 1t is exhausted, not interfering
however, with men now in the service
No person shall be eligible to this lis
who has been guilty Of any acts of law
lessness or violence.
st. Louis Transit Company.
BY Edward S. Whitaker. President
IT. b. Edwards, Chairman Of Com.
mittee
The strike is hereby declared or
y. 3. Edwards. Chairman Committee.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-03
LEG Is for .l'owne.

Sioux City, July &C Governor Andrew
Lee, of South Dakota, passed thru
Sioux City last evening on his way to
the convention at Kansas City. He de-
sclared that South Dakota would hold
out strong for Charles A, Towne for
vice president.
He said further that Minnesota and
Nebraska and other states in this vi
cirity would be as insistent as South
Dakota that Towne be nominted. He
does not consider that the nomination
of Hill would please Bryan, nor does he
think that Hill himself is anxious to
get the nomination. In the nomination
of Towne lies the hope Of fusion success
in the presidential campaign.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-03

will be an available cash balance in the
treasury OF nearly $3.50. oOo. 900. This ID
independent OF the gold reserve, which
is 5fixed by law at $3.50. O00, 600 There lie
an enormous amount OF gold In the
treasury. amounting to 342o,0OO.0oo In
coin and bullion.
This is more gold than lie gathered
under any single control anywhere else
in the world,'' eaid Treasurer Roberts.
Gold is coming in at the rate OF $780,
100000 and the yellow metal is being
used more now than ever. The treasury
is stronger now than 1t has been in a
great many years and 1t reflects the
great prosperity of the country
Not for twenty-one years has the
treasury shown such a large cash bal
iance, which really amounts to $4,000
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-03

Chicago, July 3.-Receipts Monday,
500 There was no quotable change no.
ticeable in the trade yesterday. De-
mand and prices We're steady with late
last week. The best demand is for good
drafters. most orders coming from
eastern sources. Common drafters and
rough heavy loggers are Very slow sale
a, s65M100. Export chunks are in mod
crate demand. Farm Chunks are hard
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-03
THE GRINNELL NEWS.
Water supply Tor Engine Boilers
Local a nd Personal.
Special to Times Republican.

a
Special to Times Republican.
Grinnell. July BIT is Very probable
that water supply for the water
works boiler Will have to be provided
in the near future. The water from the
city deep Well is not suitable for boil
ers. II destroys them rapidly and as
some 1000 gallons per day are used in
the boilers at the pumping station a
supply of water suita BILE foruse will re-
lease the 1000 gallons daily for the use
of consumers Of city water This will
postpone the day when another we'll
will be necessary to furnish enough
water for the needs of the city. This.
With the saving of boilers. makes 1t a
point of economy TO provide a new sup
Iply for use in the boilers at the water
| works.
Charles Emerson left this morning
over the Central for Minnesota to visit
a couple Of sons who live in the Star
of the North He secured an excur-
sion or landseekers' ticket and will stay
the limit-tWenty-o days.
| 1t comes out that there was supposed
to have been fight over the election Of
the chairman of the county central
committee at Deep River The fact is
4 ion. Mr.. Ray having been chosen by a
vote of eleven to Ave. the candidate
not voting The contestants Were Ray
and Bechlcy, of Montezuma. former
secretary of the committee.
President Gates returned from Bur-
llington yesterday. where he had been
on college business.
II. H. Robbins took advantage Of the
Fourth of July rates today and leftsf for
Muscatine, where he will visit until the
5th. Muscatine is Mr.. Robbins old
home.
j. A. Green, a brother-in-law OF j. g.
johnson, who has been visiting AT the
johnson horne, left for Marshalltown
and Albion to visit sister this morn
4 ing. Mr.. Green lives in Ohio.
John ID. Ware left for Gilman today.
He is building a barn on one OF his
farms east of Gilman.
A Chinese washee-washee has rented
John Longshore's building on Main
street and will open a laundry as soon
as the necessary appliances are put In
place.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Lew on Friday.
4 a son.
Mrs. Burdett stowe and two children
II left saturday for anita for months
visit with Mrs. Stoves brother. Mr.. A.
G.. Earl.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Gard and daush-
ter Grace left YESTERDAY for an outins
at Clear Lake.
Sheriff Binegar was in Marshalltown
yesterday attending the circus. Several
j NonteSumsp people were with the party,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-03
SUCCESSFUL AlRsH1P.
Problem Of Aerial Navigator solved

Germany.
Berlin, July S.-Aerial navigation is
no longer a problem of tbs future. as it
was clearly proven yesterday by a
practical demonstration that space may
be travelled, even in the face of a Wind.
The test was made at Lake Con-
stance and was in every way success
full. The great air ship. constructed at
"a cost of $250,000, under the direction Of
Count Won Zeppelin, was sent in the air
TO height of half mile, and While at
that altitude was maneuvered as easily
as tho it had been ship Of the water.
The airshfp obeyed the rudder and
propellsrs completely. 1t ran With or
against the wind with equal success
and was made to cut circles in the all
at the will of the operator.
The machine Travelled thirty-five
miles from the starting point and land
ed in the water near Immenstadt.
slight characterization was made and the
craft was sent into the water rather
than into fruit orchard, where it
would have been injured.
/ Count Won Zeppelin. the inventor. and
four companions made the ascension.
All are highly elated over the success
of the test and are confident that in the
| near future aerial navigation can BE-
put to practical ends.
The airship tested is really number
of balloons joined together. These bal
| looms support the two carriages j,
which the operators ride and from
which the mechanism is worked.
Benzine is used to furnish the power
for the two motors contained in tho
carriages, these motors working the
propellers.
The test was to have been made
several months ago. but accidents hav,
interferred. Several weeks ago storm
wrecked the balloon house and dam
aged the balloon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-03
MARKETS BY WIRE
chicago Live stock.
Chicago .Iuly

7ChlCaSO, July 8. Z
Cattle Estimated receipts, $500;
steers steady, butchers stock, good to
choice steady: becves, 4.6o15.s0; cows
2.9o@4.4o;; Texans. S.775@4.25; stoekers
2.6o44S5.
Hogs - Estimated receipts, 10000;
mostly 10 higher; mixed, 5.1oG5.30;
heavy. 5.eOM5.3gls; light, 5.10G5.So.
Sheep Estimated receipts, 10000:
steady. s.25N4.9o; lambs, steady to 2;
higher, 5.0OGr6.15.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-03
Chlcngo f-rOduce

Chicago. July 3.
wheat-July. 7sas: September. $685.
Corn-July. 42a4; September, 43ls
43ss.
oats-July, %; September esss .
Pork-July, 1910; September, 1890.
Lard-July, 6.s2,a; September, 6.9214.
Ribs-July, 7.O11s; September, TO.
Rye-5...
Barley-as G46.
Flax-1.S0.
Timothy September. s.2od3 2eis.
Glover October, $50
Butter-Firm; creameries, 159191s;
dairies, 14d17.
Eggs-Firm: 101s.
Dressed poultry-Steady: turkeys.
a; chickens, sas1: to loals.
New York rrodu.r.
New York, July 3.
Wheat-septembe S4Ss.
Corn-September, Asa
Butter-Steady 11l19k
Eggs-steady; ll@12 at mark.
81. Loul. Produce.
st. Louis, July 8.
wheat-cash. 1915; seotember. 7sN.
Corn-Cash, Al; September, 4Saas.
Oats-Cash, %; September, 22Aa4
Peoria Produce
Peoria, July 8.
1850 ~ ~ 81
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-03
Iowa Company Insoiven,.

Des Moines, July "a receiver has
been asked for the Millers' and Manu-
facturers' Mutual Fire insurance Asso-
citation here. The company has been in
existence for over three years and in
that time has issued policies aggregat-
ing $75O,O0o. Within the last year. how
ever, the financial straits have mar
rowed the business Of the association.
C. NJ. Chittenden filed petition in the
district court asking that the company
he declared insolvent. AT present is Of
ficers are: B. A. Lockwood, president:
F. T. Campbell. vice president; c. W.
Pitcairn. treasurer r. M. Beard sec
rotary; C.. NJ. Chittenden, general man
aser and agent The petition filed by
General Manager Chittenden recites the
history Of the association and annouu.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-03
ces that s75o,ooo worth Of policies have
been issued.
First Blow Broke ms Neck.

salina, Kan. July al. r. Richards
and w. T. Beazley, employed by a
farmer named Frank Valenta, forty
miles west of here, went into the bak-
'ery of F. Bornschion at Ellsworth yes
sterday and raised disturbances. Her
man Bornschion, son of the proprie-
tor, followed them into the street to
make them apologize for their actions.
He knocked Beazley down and then
turned on Richards. He got Richards
head under his arm and struck MIN in
such a manner that Richards neck
was broken. Richards dropped dead.
Bornschion was arrested for man
slaughter.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-03
judge II. b. Long a suicide.

Terre Haute, Ind. July 3.-Judge
Thomas b. Long, We'll known to the.
Indiana bar, thirty third degree Ma
son and past grand master of the In
diana grand lodge, committed suicide
at . o'clock last evening. He laid down
on the floor of his library and fired u
shot into his head, dying instantly. De-
spondency is given as the cause. Judge
Long studied law under the late COL
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-03

Chicago. July 3.
wheat-July, 7sss: September. sOss.
corn-July. 42A; September, 1850
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-03
I.eorin l.roduc,c..-
Horse Market.

Peorla, July 8
corn-Firm; No. ., Al.